It's a frustrating state of affairs, to say the least.
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"This hardly seems a sustainable state of affairs," I wrote.
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This is the current state of affairs in our nation.
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That's a bizarre state of affairs, and it shouldn't continue.
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In New Zealand, the state of affairs is no better.
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The reasons for this pathetic state of affairs are myriad.
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That is still a pretty parlous state of affairs, though.
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It was a state of affairs ripe for a demagogue.
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" The symmetry standard depended on "a hypothetical state of affairs.
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"This is a very sorry state of affairs," he said.
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This state of affairs is most acute among young Iranians.
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Would this sound like a hazy, unclear state of affairs?
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There is nothing intrinsically wrong with this state of affairs.
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There's only one problem with this entire state of affairs.
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There is no recovering politically from this state of affairs.
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The precarious state of affairs is already damaging the economy.
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This state of affairs seemed astounding even to Sanders himself.
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Nothing is being done about this sad state of affairs.
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BARBARO: That does feel like a sad state of affairs.
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Such a state of affairs would be distasteful, of course.
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Pelosi herself bears some responsibility for this state of affairs.
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Who is asking for this state of affairs to continue?
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Meanwhile, notice how Trump is walking several hundred feet in front of Abe, absolutely clueless about his playing partner's current state of affairs (and most likely the state of affairs of the world, just generally).
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The state of affairs does raise some difficult questions for banks.
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Carriers suffer the most from this medievally inefficient state of affairs.
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Walt kept grumbling about the state of affairs in consumer electronics.
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And why we're in this current state of affairs right now?
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It's a confusing state of affairs when you consider the lineup.
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The name, "Death of America," implies a dire state of affairs.
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And that honestly feels apropos for the current state of affairs.
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To many, this may not seem an acceptable state of affairs.
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How did American politics get to this strange state of affairs?
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Not everybody is happy with this state of affairs, of course.
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That state of affairs seems unlikely to change any time soon.
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These days, this state of affairs seems to be upgrading hourly.
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It was a state of affairs Mr. Bratton came to regret.
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This is a terrible state of affairs with no easy solution.
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This state of affairs is probably inevitable at some point anyhow.
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It is a sorry state of affairs and we are sorry.
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I couldn't in good conscience let that state of affairs continue.
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The narrator doesn't seem very concerned by this state of affairs.
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In my view, this is a very odd state of affairs.
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It seems unlikely given the current state of affairs in Washington.
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The filler stuffed into "The State of Affairs" takes two forms.
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Perel also fills up "The State of Affairs" with quotes. Proust!
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For business leaders, this is not an uncommon state of affairs.
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I'm really appalled by the state of affairs of Delhi Police.
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And that was pretty much the state of affairs until Feb.
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Pichai already holds some responsibility for the current state of affairs.
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Sometimes you just kind of get used to the state of affairs.
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It's a sad state of affairs that I have to keep track.
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"I'm very upset with the state of affairs right now," Posen said.
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"I'm very upset with the state of affairs right now," he said.
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This state of affairs isn't entirely the fault of legislators, of course.
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Those are remarkably similar to the current state of affairs, notes Read.
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There are interesting suggestions about how to improve this state of affairs.
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His answer put a creative gloss on an unhappy state of affairs.
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But let's consider more deeply the implications of this state of affairs.
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No private-sector information security executive would tolerate this state of affairs.
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Useful context to your story abt state of affairs in my country.
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For understandable reasons, this state of affairs satisfies just about no one.
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The reason for this state of affairs, not surprisingly, is domestic politics.
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You need to understand the state of affairs before Obama entered office.
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The economics of news is partly responsible for this state of affairs.
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That understanding is, gracefully, intrinsic to our basic human state of affairs.
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His optimism hardly reflected the true state of affairs in the industry.
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" He added: "This court is powerless to change that state of affairs.
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Businesses and the wealthy benefit the most from this state of affairs.
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The remark suggested a sobering state of affairs in Germany, analysts said.
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"The State of Affairs" is a patchwork of (mostly attributed) common references.
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But dismal scientists are waking up to this dismal state of affairs.
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Most Brazilians tolerate this state of affairs, but this forbearance is shortsighted.
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I'm really appalled by the state of affairs of the Delhi Police.
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And that has been the state of affairs for the last century.
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It is a state of affairs that is not to be trusted.
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Mr. Trump sounded bemused by the state of affairs in a Nov.
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Without that highly unusual state of affairs, Obamacare would have been doomed.
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"Some individuals have taken advantage of this state of affairs," he said.
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This state of affairs shows that the Supreme Court confirmation process is broken.
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Just look over the current state of affairs in the U.S.-China relationship.
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It's a representation of the sad state of affairs for these little bettongs.
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Others suggest that Trump's own actions have brought about this state of affairs.
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This opaque state of affairs was not how body cameras were originally pitched.
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Well, perhaps a goodie with bad implications given our current state of affairs.
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It's an annoying state of affairs to be in in the first place.
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Amazingly, many European banks and regulators are resigned to this state of affairs.
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But the Brazil's political and economic state of affairs is anything but festive.
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She has also expressed outrage at the dire state of affairs in Palestine.
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It would be a sad state of affairs if everybody was the same.
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At first glance, this state of affairs seems like a win for companies.
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One response to this new state of affairs is to pine for the
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Now imagine those emergencies as a more or less permanent state of affairs.
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That is an amazing state of affairs, but it is where we are.
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This state of affairs was recently underlined by Trump's own secretary of state.
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It would have been a pretty rough state of affairs if it were.
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"He's deeply troubled by the state of affairs in the country," Curbelo said.
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If that state of affairs continues, that will be a problem for Harris.
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And he squarely blamed the island's current government for the state of affairs.
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As the drama unfolded, even some Republicans lamented a broken state of affairs.
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But they also shared a discontent with the state of affairs in Russia.
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That doesn't scream stability for the current state of affairs over at Snap.
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Embattled is just the natural state of affairs in the Trump White House.
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For the masses of Black people, suffering is the normal state of affairs.
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It's a sad state of affairs, but you have to draw some limits.
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But other athletes in London seemed delighted with the new state of affairs.
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In the short term, the new cease-fire freezes this state of affairs.
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" "Becoming and being queer is a process, not a static state of affairs.
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And no, this state of affairs did not arrive with the present administration.
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It's a very sad state of affairs and these girls have been raped.
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Some startups are trying to bring order to this tedious state of affairs.
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A host of articles and op-eds followed, decrying the state of affairs.
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It's a very sad state of affairs when something like that can happen.
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This state of affairs is not part of some inevitable downside of globalization.
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This increase correlates, of course, to the state of affairs in the world.
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The United States holds no small responsibility for this dismal state of affairs.
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There has been no change in this state of affairs since the election.
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That is the normal state of affairs at the Port Authority bus station.
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This state of affairs is so ordinary, so unremarkable, people hardly mention it.
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Almost every company presentation assumes that rising margins are the natural state of affairs.
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However, this banker is comfortable with the general state of affairs regarding lead orders.
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This, of course, is not an uncommon state of affairs in the tech industry.
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China's sway in the rare earths market is a fairly recent state of affairs.
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And it highlights how broken the current state of affairs is in the industry.
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We don't tend to think much about this state of affairs, which makes sense.
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It is important that the U.S. rectifies this state of affairs, for two reasons.
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Even for opponents of socialist economic planning, this is a sorry state of affairs.
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SR: So, the art we can expect will reflect the current state of affairs?
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"It is not an adequate reflection of the actual state of affairs," Reed said.
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Needless to say, the broadband industry is not happy about this state of affairs.
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Nowhere was America's blindly patriotic state of affairs better exploited than at the cinema.
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What is the general state of affairs of the country's water infrastructure right now?
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Both girls couldn't stop talking about this state of affairs on the way home.
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And everyone in the news media accepts this as the normal state of affairs.
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Many scholars and policymakers have looked at this state of affairs and dreamed big.
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"I'm convinced that the key lies in the domestic state of affairs," he said.
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There may be some solutions for this state of affairs over the long term.
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Before that, she appeared in NBC's State Of Affairs, and the CBS series Doubt.
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It's easy to blame Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg for this state of affairs.
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This poisonous state of affairs will get fixed only when investors start getting hurt.
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In times past, such a state of affairs would have boiled over into violence.
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Nor should this "wretched" state of affairs be laid at the feet of lobbyists.
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There were, at least, plenty of undeniable nods to the current state of affairs.
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It is time to change the laws that allow this state of affairs to persist.
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It's a sordid state of affairs, but one that Duca said absolutely won't stop her.
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In the flag business, sales reflect the political state of affairs regardless of party affiliation.
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As one might imagine, this state of affairs makes calculating quantum systems a holy mess.
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This unusual state of affairs can in part be put down to coaching and management.
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With "The State of Affairs", she hopes to inspire "a more productive conversation" about cheating.
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That state of affairs has since changed, and the change unfolded in three distinct stages.
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The scandal is that the world finally understands the ramifications of that state of affairs.
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Historically speaking Congress shoulders some of the responsibility by statutorily facilitating this state of affairs.
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This is a very bad state of affairs for the 23 million people of Taiwan.
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It's this state of affairs that has partly gotten us to where we are today.
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This is how Mr. Morrison found himself confronting a bewildering new state of affairs — joblessness.
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This is a sad state of affairs, since the orchestra's work deserves to be chronicled.
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Given today's contentious political environment, can anything be done to improve this state of affairs?
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But the big question is whether this happy state of affairs can continue for Blizzard.
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The country's economic state of affairs is the central factor for many election prediction models.
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Someone's just got to find the resolve to deal with this squidgy state of affairs.
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First, though, let's look at the current state of affairs, starting with the network's comedies.
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So we are in a really bad state of affairs right now, in my opinion.
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But expressing dissent over this state of affairs is dangerous, even far from the capital.
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Brewer says she's never experienced anything like the current state of affairs in her life.
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"We're in a bad state of affairs," he said, referring to local and national events.
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This strange state of affairs once looked temporary, but it has become the new normal.
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Rather, we reinforce this state of affairs when we lend our attention to the spectacle.
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Generally, they are good, hardworking folks who are discontented with the current state of affairs.
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That state of affairs lasted for about a month, until the Presidential election gained steam.
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It is unreasonable to expect any individual reform to cure the current state of affairs.
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The disparities rooted in this state of affairs remain politically thorny issues in both countries.
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This state of affairs is intimately linked to the corruption and dysfunctions of the government.
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It's the liberal middle classes that have just woken up to the state of affairs.
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This is an unhappy state of affairs because the literature of gender studies is unreliable.
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Just consider the contradictory state of affairs when it comes to pensions and retirement income.
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But this is a temporary state of affairs, a window of time that is already closing.
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But Tiangong-2&aposs handlers shouldn&apost take this state of affairs for granted, McDowell said.
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That English departments have contributed to this state of affairs is ironic to say the least.
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We discuss favorite works, what the state of affairs is post-Kanders, and the biennial's duds.
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They certainly don't characterize the everyday state of affairs on college campuses between students and faculty.
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Peepli Khera seemed like a good place to learn why this state of affairs had persisted.
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But their shared optimism stems from sharply different assessments of the country's current state of affairs.
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Their stories reflect a sorry state of affairs, and little progress over the last 30 years.
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Building services dependent on another platform can be a precarious state of affairs for a developer.
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In other terms, whether the PA's internal state of affairs is a matter of any importance?
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This unfortunate state of affairs has led to a number of unfathomable paradoxes over the years.
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To get to that happy state of affairs, though, much practical development work must take place.
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But liberals as well as conservatives have played a role in our current state of affairs.
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West's hijacking of the term "freethinker" is reflective of the political state of affairs in America.
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Rectifying this regrettable state of affairs has become our life's work: songifying everything in the universe.
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Lawmakers in some states have been vocal about their frustrations with the current state of affairs.
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Under the current state of affairs, these companies are regulated by various state and federal agencies.
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For many, his reappearance indicates a sad state of affairs when it comes to American politics.
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So thanks for coming back and not being crap, a state of affairs that's surprisingly unusual.
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This is both a sorry state of affairs and, you have to admit it, completely expected.
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These provinces are plagued with marauding militias who continually battle in an anarchic state of affairs.
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He blames both Democrats and Republicans for the current state of affairs with regard to manufacturing.
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He has to hold meetings, have discussions about the current state of affairs, to seek agreement.
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If that's not a depressing state of affairs about America's democracy, I don't know what is.
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Given that state of affairs, it's worth debating what sorts of powers we should give it.
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Everyone is so accustomed to this state of affairs that people have forgotten to question it.
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Insider Intelligence has laid out the state of affairs in The Global Drone Regulation Landscape Report.
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This state of affairs, a party at odds with its voters, is by its nature unstable.
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Here, realities on the ground arguably contributed to this state of affairs as much as institutional considerations.
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This state of affairs stands in stark contrast with the last time Clinton vied for the presidency.
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The current state of affairs "isn't the American Dream we all want for our children," Trump said.
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Even in the current chaotic state of affairs, those minor houses still owe allegiance to House Stark.
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Gundlach used the term "policy fluid" to describe the state of affairs under the central bank chief.
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Baker, a retired senator, asked James Cannon to assess the state of affairs inside the White House.
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And not all of Britain's citizens, as it turns out, are happy about this state of affairs.
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The problem with this state of affairs, experts warn, is that crises demand smart and efficient policymaking.
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But broadly speaking, the state of affairs established after Israel's military victory in 1967 has held up.
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There isn't really much going on, and everyone is very happy with the current state of affairs.
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But Far From Home does, in its own playful way, help reinforce our current state of affairs.
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And by our, I mean all of our complicity in this alarming and dangerous state of affairs.
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This state of affairs bodes ill for patients and for the future of spending on health care.
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"People, stay watchful where you live and stand up decisively against this state of affairs," it urged.
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One has to wonder what the rest of the world thinks about our current state of affairs.
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If you try talking out loud about the real state of affairs you'll be in big trouble.
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"It's quite unpleasant," said Thurber of this unpredictable yet dragging and utterly dysfunctional governmental state of affairs.
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It's a sad state of affairs when people are only able to choose between candidates like that!
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Defenders of this state of affairs often counter that people negotiate their salaries and can always leave.
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Now Europe's crisis has finally reached Germany, even as the objective state of affairs remains remarkably placid.
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More to the point, they themselves were far from ignorant about the state of affairs in Vietnam.
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Even as he reckons seriously with our state of affairs, Brown demonstrates a spirit of semantic play.
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Romans all over endlessly bemoan the sad state of affairs and debate what brought them so low.
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Still, Trump's comments on Friday highlight how unprecedented the current state of affairs is for our country.
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"No one is content with such state of affairs in Europe," said Mr. Bozinovic, the interior minister.
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I believe this state of affairs has had an overwhelmingly positive effect on my work and friendships.
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Crouse seems to be taking only the best, most inspirational lessons from this entire state of affairs.
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"There is no savior who's going to rescue us from the current state of affairs," she said.
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"How would we justify this miserable state of affairs to the upcoming generations?" he wrote on Twitter.
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Conservative critics, especially online, routinely reference Venezuela's dire state of affairs when arguing against progressive left policies.
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It is hardly worth repeating here since it does nothing to justify the current state of affairs.
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In other words, we probably ought to accept the current state of affairs as the new normal.
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"The current state of affairs for African American Owners can only be described as hostile," Tripplett wrote.
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But to call the current state of affairs, in either party, a political revolution isn't altogether accurate.
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It was a messy state of affairs, and it reflects our messy current understanding of the situation.
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But this year's edition is absolutely essential given the current state of affairs in the Big 12.
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S. rhetoric, casting his country as a besieged fortress, a state of affairs he argues requires national unity.
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We can blame this sorry state of affairs on Richard Nixon, according to Susan Lee of Freelance Taxation.
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"Things are getting funded that maybe shouldn't be," Hartnett noted about the state of affairs in Silicon Valley.
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"There is some sign that the public is impatient with the state of affairs," Brookings' Mark Muro says.
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Considering the perpetually dismal state of affairs that is Jayhawk football, that last point is 2.473,22.47 percent justified.
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"What I told the court yesterday was absolutely my best understanding of the state of affairs," Gardner said.
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That's how much this state of affairs sucks: the RIAA and Napster have managed to agree on something.
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And I was curious to hear your thoughts about the state of affairs on that as a doctor?
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In an interview with Vogue, Chrissy Teigen explained her point of view on West's current state of affairs.
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The cholera situation could get worse really fast, given the state of affairs on the ground in Haiti.
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"'In the doghouse' seems to fit the general state of affairs in global risk asset markets," Colas said.
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" Still, Carter said starting an eighth straight fiscal year with a CR is a "deplorable state of affairs.
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But who or what is actually responsible for the unhappy state of affairs in the muddled Middle East?
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It looks like readers are drawing some parallels between Orwell's eerie work and the current state of affairs.
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This meant it never had an obvious owner, a state of affairs that spawned endless debate and acrimony.
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If we are going to be serious about combatting economic inequality, this state of affairs needs to change.
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This is a sad and scary state of affairs that this president has put the United States in.
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Despite the counsel of friends and colleagues, he assumed large personal responsibility for the ruinous state of affairs.
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Also, this young regulator produced a comprehensive, 2016 report fully describing the sad state of affairs at PREPA.
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Through virtual reality, images exhibit a state of affairs that previously would have been possible only as paradoxes.
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These days, most folks embedded in the startup community are a bit jaded by the state of affairs.
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It upsets an existing state of affairs that might be unbearable to some but suits others just fine.
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Yet it is worth pausing and asking whether the sorry state of affairs over Brexit is entirely Mrs.
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As long as nothing occurs that threatens Mexican economic stability, this state of affairs is regrettable but tolerable.
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Initials: This is basically the default version of nicknaming these days, which is a sad state of affairs.
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It's a pretty sad state of affairs when that kind of clarity and daring is equated with departures.
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THE STATE OF AFFAIRS Rethinking Infidelity By Esther Perel Read by the author11 hours, 57 minutes. HarperAudio. $24.99.
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A long line of governors and state lawmakers, including Mr. Cuomo, shares blame for this state of affairs.
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On the edge of Willard's fields, three migrants pondered the current state of affairs after a day's work.
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This results from a state of affairs in which one's autonomy consists primarily in a freedom to consume.
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For committed Europeans like Mr. Juncker, the Dutch vote signals the new state of affairs on the Continent.
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Unwinding this state of affairs -- lifting sanctions, rejoining the G7 and rebuilding ties with Europe -- will take years.
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That state of affairs constituted the very essence of the encroaching tyranny the Constitution's framers sought to forestall.
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"This is a shocking state of affairs in which we are put, as on today," the court said.
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So we have a remarkable state of affairs: ■ Politicians are (belatedly!) condemning the catastrophe of lead poisoning in Flint.
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It's not a mark against the Weekly Standard in particular to say this is a troubling state of affairs.
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It's worth noting that although, in retrospect, this state of affairs seems inescapable, for years analysts were predicting otherwise.
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Bernie Sanders, House Speaker Paul Ryan, Hillary Clinton's daughter, Chelsea, as well as the country's general state of affairs.
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A big cause of this sorry state of affairs is inadequate housebuilding, especially in London and the south-east.
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It will look like retired librarians rolling their eyes at the present state of affairs, and then taking charge.
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One way to find genes that may alter this state of affairs is to look to crops' wild relatives.
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Noah asked for the download about the current state of affairs, and I ran down the last few days.
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Together, we may be able to get Twitter to constructively address this state of affairs before the June deadline.
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Alexis Tsipras, Greece's leftist prime minister, is about to introduce legislation that will change that odd state of affairs.
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For each of these media figures, this state of affairs required more than just the exposure of liberal bias.
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Working out how this state of affairs comes about is a different matter, one not really within my remit.
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Americans' satisfaction with their nation's state of affairs fell 220006 points since last month, according to a new poll.
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This is a dangerous state of affairs, because special counsel Robert Mueller is not fully independent of the administration.
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But such is the state of affairs as our Post-Truth President, Donald Trump, gets ready to take office.
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The Arkansas Supreme Court subsequently decided that this state of affairs did not violate the Supreme Court's Obergefell decision.
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It is partially correct to blame FBI Director James Comey and Russian interference for this abysmal state of affairs.
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It is sad that I have to bring these necessities, but that's the state of affairs in Guantánamo today.
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Our current state of affairs in the Middle East and Afghanistan are much worse than they were in 2009.
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Both are true, but the Washington Times' take is the one which rightly reflects the current state of affairs.
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Republicans, who currently control the House, Senate and White House, are generally happy with the current state of affairs.
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"This is a shocking state of affairs," Mr. Turnbull said in an interview on ABC radio on Tuesday morning.
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Language alone could not effectively represent a state of affairs contradicted by physics, biology, and the history of reality.
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What's the point: Mess is the only word I'd use to describe the current state of affairs in Iowa.
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But in general, if companies, homebuyers, and government agencies can borrow money cheaply, that's a nice state of affairs.
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Let's hope that a critical mass of those who will inherit this current state of affairs will coalesce soon.
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Moreover, the ability of a country to borrow money in its own currency isn't a permanent state of affairs.
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The tangled state of affairs has made for strange bedfellows, and has helped to forge occasional alliances between companies.
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Speaking to me in his office in the State Capitol later that day, he lamented this state of affairs.
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Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, has said he is dissatisfied with that state of affairs.
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It's actually an exciting state of affairs because these two men represent complete opposite ends of the ideological divide.
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The secret behind this state of affairs is rumored to be the White House chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon.
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Some find this state of affairs disappointing, especially given that the public pushback against facial recognition is gaining momentum.
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But board member Andrew Biggs spoke of the commonwealth's current state of affairs in stark terms during the meeting.
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She wrote "The State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity" and is the host of the popular podcast, Where Should We Begin?
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Of course, as oddly comforting as Trump's lack of global credibility may be, it reflects a sorry state of affairs.
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This new state of affairs is probably an inevitable conclusion that reflects the complexities of human interaction under democratic ideals.
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Many of their loans are unlikely to be repaid, a state of affairs that private lenders usually manage to avoid.
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State secrets aside, Leljac said that the current state of affairs is creating an environment of fear for restaurant workers.
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So it is quite possible that members of Congress imagined that state of affairs: it is the one they legislated.
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That is a dismal state of affairs, and one the thousands of economists in Atlanta are just starting to confront.
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It's a very sad state of affairs, and a shame that local residents are having to take such drastic measures.
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Wiener foresaw several problems with this incipient state of affairs that Alan Turing and other early AI optimists largely overlooked.
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The TI movement—fueled by the internet's ability to connect people—shows how much that state of affairs has changed.
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But this state of affairs, this effort to absorb the full spectrum of the reasonable, is not without its dangers.
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Commenting on the state of affairs in the digital world, Eichmann noted that globally, more consumers are purchasing across platforms.
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This sorry state of affairs is often blamed on hardline "anti-vaxxers", parents who refuse all vaccines for their children.
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It risks making permanent a low-growth state of affairs which is largely a consequence of its own excessive caution.
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The study offers few specific policy recommendations for how policymakers or other stakeholders can improve this dire state of affairs.
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We may never know, but this state of affairs raises grave concerns unless you think food facility inspections are pointless.
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It is unlikely that top stars in the league will flock to Brooklyn, considering the team's sorry state of affairs.
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"[The two sides] are always bad mouthing each other," she said of her frustration with the current state of affairs.
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"Given the global state of affairs, we simply cannot risk losing the critical benefits of the umbrella agreement," Hatch added.
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Had we seen nature this way, we might have avoided the state of affairs in which we find ourselves today.
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Mr. Odom had just been cast in the series "State of Affairs," which would be shooting in New York. Perfect.
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On the back of that state of affairs, why not get together your own super-powered, high-spec Mac machine?
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The current state of affairs was preceded by the series of revolutions after the First World War in Europe itself.
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What a sad state of affairs when this demographic equates a few extra dollars in their pockets with job success.
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That means the world is being kept largely in the dark about the state of affairs of millions of people.
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Rather than just lament the current state of affairs, we must acknowledge that we have been complicit, and make amends.
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Given this woeful state of affairs, it is self-evident that the Palestinian people need a new course of action.
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However, Huzar positions the deal as one that will allow the business to grow, despite the current state of affairs.
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It's a state of affairs that Julian likens to a "sex recession," one she sees as having potentially dire consequences.
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As was true of the factors that led us to the current sad state of affairs, it's all about incentives.
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The last thing they are is wrapped up in each other — an odd state of affairs for a newlywed couple.
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"The world is being kept largely in the dark about the state of affairs of millions of people," they wrote.
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In Iraq too, where Soleimani's death took place, leaders hope to make radical changes to the current state of affairs.
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Once again, firms are complaining that they can't find workers without raising wages – which is the normal state of affairs.
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Even if profit-trimming competition is the natural state of affairs, price-based rivalry seems to be on the wane.
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One of the more interesting facts in Esther Perel's new book, State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity, comes near the beginning.
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And who will take the blame when the American people demand accountability for this untenable, yet predictable, state of affairs?
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" He continued, "We have here a very troubling state of affairs where clearly there has been mistreatment of young people.
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It is an ironic state of affairs, especially because Mr. Sharif began his political career as a protégé of Gen.
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As mentioned, Green has twice written to Trump about the state of affairs in Lordstown and hasn't received a response.
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There is no principled defense of this state of affairs — and indeed, no one attempts to offer such a justification.
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Black Lives Matter has opened up a ton of political space for black people to not only resist the current state of affairs, but also to be able to create a new state of affairs that acknowledges the dignity of black life and the need to change policy and culture to make that a reality.
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It's a sad state of affairs when workplace retirement plans are so compromised that the best move is to avoid them.
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This lamentable state of affairs is one that animates the schools choice movement, and charter school advocates such as Shavar Jeffries.
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In this state of affairs, only the latter coalition seems to offer Christian churches any chance of prolonging their precarious existence.
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"Frame it in a way that you can feel empowered — this isn't a permanent state of affairs, it's temporary," she says.
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And while she has just released "Anti" (Roc Nation), her eighth album, that peculiar state of affairs is unlikely to change.
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Outside of executives, boards and the pay consultants who advise them, very few people seem happy with this state of affairs.
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Zink is looking at the rest of us, entangling her readers in a state of affairs they've seen develop around them.
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This is a far cry from the state of affairs just over a decade ago, when the global financial crisis struck.
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For now, the Big 12 has fallen behind its Power Five peers, a state of affairs that didn't just happen overnight.
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On learning that it had been put away, he diplomatically made clear that this was not an acceptable state of affairs.
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They also had several women from that list educate and empower festivalgoers about how to navigate the current state of affairs.
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Ironically, this sad state of affairs owes much to the expectation that officers are of the highest moral and ethical caliber.
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It's a sad state of affairs, to say the least, but Skin Deep wants to do its small part to help.
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"We would be interested to see what impression the U.S. special envoy has on the current state of affairs," Lavrov said.
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It is a sad state of affairs when this type of criminal conduct is condoned simply because Yanez is a policeman.
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Public remarks from U.S. government officials (about the current state of affairs in Sri Lanka) have been misleading and even inaccurate.
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Leading up to this year's Oktoberfest, some hotels saw fewer bookings amidst the tense state of affairs, according to The Local.
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Don't come running to Tank if you're upset with the state of affairs ... because he says America got what it deserved.
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Of course, the (imaginary) state of affairs Trump railed against as undemocratic in 2012, has won him the presidency in 2016.
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But even a cursory glance at the news that emanates from the Buddhist world reveals a more sanguinary state of affairs.
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That is a sad state of affairs for the Justice Department and the country, regardless of one's view of the ACA.
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Thanks to social media, many Australians were able to learn what happened, rendering the entire state of affairs even more absurd.
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"The campaign has more autonomy and direction than the White House," said one administration official of the current state of affairs.
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Despite the unsettling state of affairs within the Trump administration, Democrats fully understand the overwhelming need to reform America's tax code.
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But it's an absurd state of affairs that regulators are not at the forefront, especially after several years of similar stories.
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No one cheered the idea of losing Facebook entirely; yet all found something seriously wrong with the current state of affairs.
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Lee, who was the former CEO of WPP China, contrasted that state of affairs to Chinese tech giants' dominance at home.
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But our sad state of affairs — in which we are equal parts fearful, apathetic and ignorant about digital security — must change.
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That he has become dissatisfied with the state of affairs on Capitol Hill and within the Republican Party is no secret.
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This state of affairs makes it easy to obscure the power dynamics involved in some forms of offensive or challenging speech.
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In a recent interview, we asked 80-year-old Brown what he thinks of the current state of affairs in Washington.
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Unfortunately, as soon as she told Jaime that she was happy about this state of affairs, Ellaria Sand's poison kicked in.
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Even ordinary citizens are using legal discourse, rather than discussions of values or policy, to assess the dire state of affairs.
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This state of affairs stands in direct contradiction to the Pentagon's well-publicized efforts to destigmatize mental health illness and treatment.
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The volume is useful in its way, providing an overview of just how we arrived at this distressing state of affairs.
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It's a sad state of affairs when workplace retirement plans are so compromised that the best move is to avoid them.
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Most Americans are fiscally conservative and would be aghast at the current state of affairs if they were in the know.
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"I recognized it immediately as a state of affairs worth fighting for," George Orwell, who came to Barcelona in December, wrote.
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In a 2005 article, Banerjee described the state of affairs in development economics that he and others were trying to change.
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When a defense of the current state of affairs is pointing out that the Civil War was worse, there's a problem.
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Those who know her insist that the announced departure does not say anything about the state of affairs within the administration.
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"The market seems to view the current state of affairs as a win-win-win scenario," Mills wrote in a note.
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Huntington's book refers to "interest group politics" as the normal state of affairs, replaced by creedal politics at these exceptional junctures.
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Cuomo accepted and even encouraged this state of affairs, as it gave him tremendous personal power and infuriated his Democratic critics.
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The dismal state of affairs follows a period in which governments have invested heavily in improving the quality of social housing stock.
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Second, Puerto Rico is in really bad shape, and the US government is largely responsible for the island's current state of affairs.
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It is a bewildering state of affairs — and health insurance for millions of poor and middle-class Americans hangs in the balance.
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There's no doubt Stripes is wondering what happened, but the beautiful boy isn't letting the current state of affairs get him down.
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It is a remarkable state of affairs when Republican congressmen are under more pressure to toe the line than a Catholic bishop.
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The state of affairs is no longer some fabled creature, seen by some—should you choose to believe them—but never proven.
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Statistical analysis has become ascendant: an unfortunate state of affairs, because too often, there is an inverse relationship between computation and meaningfulness.
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Pride is a common emotion in Hazleton, even though many of its residents exude low morale about the current state of affairs.
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Given the current state of affairs in Washington, it's probably more practical to steer clear of snails and keep washing our hands.
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Now, she's focusing in on questions around cheating in her latest book, The State Of Affairs, which hits stores on Oct 10.
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Additionally, privacy controversies surrounding Facebook and other services leading to our current state of affairs have only added to our security concerns.
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Red states could take us back to the harsh pre-ACA state of affairs, and all without the need for congressional action.
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But it's worth noting that there was only one candidate who was actually going to try to reverse this state of affairs.
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The state of affairs has led to a broad critique of free market capitalism, and triggered calls for the government to intervene.
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"We are not happy with the current state of affairs of rating agencies," Tyagi told reporters in the sidelines of an event.
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But this Cold War-era state of affairs is ever less tenable or fitting, as comfortable as it once may have been.
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Most people see being a virgin for what it is: a personal choice, a state of affairs that doesn't require an explanation.
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Both Eric Holder, the former attorney-general, and Loretta Lynch, the present one, have expressed dismay at the current state of affairs.
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It's an odd state of affairs, the unintended consequence of voters' decision in 2010 to move California to a nonpartisan primary system.
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Liberals clamoring for impeachment are depicting the current state of affairs in similarly dire terms as an argument for moving forward now.
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Now take this already complicated state of affairs and add a whole bunch of smartphones to it—222.9 million, to be exact.
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It's a sorry state of affairs, worlds away from our MySpace youths spent selecting just the right song for our profile pages.
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An alliance between Mr. Sadr and Mr. Abadi would move Iraq toward a more stable, inclusive and less corrupt state of affairs.
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An alliance between Mr. Sadr and Mr. Abadi could move Iraq toward a more stable, inclusive and less corrupt state of affairs.
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Still, "The State of Affairs" provides some new tools for handling the toxic trash heap of emotion infidelity leaves in its wake.
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Whether that state of affairs will continue as the central bank's repo operations continue into the new year remains an open question.
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Of course, the nightmarish state of affairs in 2019 isn't news, and turning to entertainment for comfort isn't a novel coping mechanism.
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The new study "spotlights the backwards state of affairs in addiction treatment," said Glance, who is not affiliated with the new research.
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This state of affairs changed during and after the Second World War, at least in part as a matter of wartime necessity.
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Such a desperate state of affairs is perfect for Trump's purposes -- when you're at rock bottom, there's nowhere to go but up.
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It's a particularly worrying state of affairs, as – by their very nature – online travel firms like Expedia are deeply dependent on Google.
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In 85033, this fragile state of affairs was tested once again by one of the biggest crises ever to face the relationship.
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" Asked about the current state of affairs in the US and abroad, Ginsburg said the country would emerge from anxious "bumpy periods.
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However, by tracing rates back to 1311, Schmelzing found that the current state of affairs is consistent with the results over time.
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They use a computationally expensive process called consensus to ensure everyone agrees on a common state of affairs, without anyone taking advantage.
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In light of the current state of affairs, we must understand that our collective voice is more important now than ever before.
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When given the opportunity to chart your own career path, it's helpful if you are clear about the current state of affairs.
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The FDA historically has authorized over 99 percent of expanded access requests, but that figure arguably misrepresents the actual state of affairs.
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Well into the 18th century, meanwhile, California was pictured as an island, a state of affairs that many Californians might cheerfully favour today.
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Whoever is to blame, the sorry state of affairs raises questions about what kind of legacy the Olympic Games have left for Brazil.
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Given the mercurial state of affairs, the critics in Washington should hold their fire until they have something more concrete to go on.
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They'll seed falsehoods across the social media landscape with an intensity and volume that will make the current state of affairs look quaint.
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That's in contrast to the current state of affairs, which has been in existence since the creation of the Copyright Office in 1897.
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Caplan says that pressure on tech companies to solve the problem of content automation could also be contributing to this state of affairs.
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In the face of the U.S. moves, North Korea said on Friday the state of affairs on the Korean peninsula was "extremely perilous".
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Maintaining the current state of affairs—or, as President Trump and his Cabinet seem intent on doing, exacerbating the crisis—would be catastrophic.
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The extended timeline allows for a launch-ready state by 2025, which seems a bit more realistic given the current state of affairs.
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Sounding eerily like the character he plays in Angels in America, McArdle spoke candidly about the current state of affairs in these terms.
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"Why would anyone think that thousands of lawsuits, and countless different resolutions, is an optimal state of affairs in the meantime?" he asks.
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For Schmitt, war between nations was not just a natural state of affairs — it could even be seen as an end in itself.
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It would help to change a state of affairs where "astonishingly, anti-Semitism used to be defined by the perpetrator not the victim".
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Pence also plans to make a separate address in the coming days about the "current state of affairs" in China, the officials said.
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Aside from talking about her new crime drama, Foster spoke out about the state of affairs when it comes to women in film.
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In all seriousness, however, this is a pretty sad and scary state of affairs, but Peter, of course, has had the last laugh.
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But I think that given our current state of affairs, I'm simply more invested in Black futures than I am in Black History.
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However, Moss said it was "not a very good state of affairs for the country" to resort to impeachment in every subpoena fight.
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But since all of the universe we can observe looks relatively similar and uniform, this would be an extremely strange state of affairs.
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That said, it's awfully premature to call this state of affairs "good news for the planet," as the New York Times recently did.
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This is a doubly depressing state of affairs because there was never any reason for CHIP's continuation to reach this level of uncertainty.
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But we should identify the real culprit for this state of affairs: the long, slow abandonment of the rule of law in America.
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One explanation for this state of affairs is that the U.S. government guarantees very few benefits for workers, chaining them to their jobs.
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More than 200 years after his birth, I can't help wondering what he'd say about the current state of affairs in our democracy.
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Increasingly, it seems, the only way for the right to hold power is to pretend they lack it, a paradoxical state of affairs.
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This state of affairs is slowly eroding support for the Jewish state, even in the pro-Israel community—even in the donor class.
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That's a shock and a bummer to most Americans, but the nation has survived over 200 years with this crazy state of affairs.
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This is a curious state of affairs, given that the notion of deferring criminal prosecution was originally introduced to benefit individuals, not corporations.
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"It's a counter purge to the McMaster purge ... it's just a sad state of affairs," a second source close to the NSC said.
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It makes sense that shareware came out of this floppy-copyin' state of affairs, because we needed a business model that encouraged copying.
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The question of how to improve this state of affairs is gigantic, and better heads than mine have already said much about it.
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There's the normal state of affairs, then startup business contexts, and then further afield from that, religious movements, or even sectarian/extremist ones.
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Data is often a lagging indicator, but given the state of affairs, we don't really need to wait to figure out what's happening.
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They are actively talking about it, using it to connect with other women who are just as frustrated with the state of affairs.
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Officials from Holman declined to comment about the current state of affairs at the prison when reached by VICE News on Saturday afternoon.
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One viral photo from the G7 summit seemed to perfectly sum up the state of affairs: It's President Donald Trump versus the world.
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There's another 15 that would not allow D.O.E. officials in the door and that, to me, is not an acceptable state of affairs.
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Announcing an undesirable state of affairs is a classic stratagem for asking the hearer to rectify it without the rudeness of an imperative.
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The Federal Trade Commission is also responsible for this state of affairs — its lenient attitude toward Silicon Valley allowed the industry to misbehave.
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This is, to put it mildly, an uncommon state of affairs for anyone who frequents the cinema, the theatre, or the opera house.
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During a speech that year, Gross famously donned a pair of sunglasses to downplay media reports about the state of affairs at PIMCO.
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Give in to them — at the end you'll come out of this ride with a better understanding of Colombia's surreal state of affairs.
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Hunger generates political unrest; people will not be content with their country's state of affairs if they do not have enough to eat.
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The only reason for this state of affairs is due to an inability to adopt legislation that all other advanced countries have promulgated.
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The current state of affairs is profoundly unfair to the American taxpayer, who bears the extraordinary financial cost imposed by large-scale illegal migration.
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This state of affairs didn't come to pass because people interested in space aren't bright or don't know how to make things work better.
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That a 50-something journalist quitting to become a maths teacher is front page news is not "an optimal state of affairs," she adds.
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Similarly, at a dinner with friend and colleague Rameet Chawla, we took stock in the state of affairs from the perspective of technology services.
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They are now equal to anybody else who has a grievance, and that's a sad state of affairs for the United States of America.
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It's a dark state of affairs when a journalist would be sensible to breathe a sigh of relief that a billionaire bought their outlet.
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This state of affairs has required Washington to make frequent compromises to retain the support of other powers for a system anchored to Washington.
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"It's a sad state of affairs when people are crying in the White House for the abuser and not the abused," the source said.
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This the usual state of affairs in athletics: steady, incremental upticks resulting from slight improvements in training, nutrition and the overall level of competition.
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The United States is ill at ease about this state of affairs, yet believes it has no choice but to stand behind Mr. Erdogan.
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To understand quite how sad a state of affairs this is, compare it to the central station in Zagreb, the capital of neighbouring Croatia.
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There are few markets left in today's world with little competition — yet this is exactly the state of affairs when it comes to women.
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This is exactly the state of affairs that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell engineered the moment Justice Antonin Scalia's death became public last February.
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In other words: a state of affairs in which there was no serious alternative to free markets and free ballots, underpinned by transparent rules.
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"Turkey will slowly want to return to a normal state of affairs, and that will automatically have consequences for our travel advisories," he said.
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Jon Stewart waxed philosophical Monday about the sad state of affairs in Hollywood as the sexual harassment and assault allegations cascade through the media.
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One cure for this state of affairs is reparations, a one-off cash transfer to compensate for the lasting effects of slavery and discrimination.
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"Women are cheating more today than they ever have," says Esther Perel, a couples' therapist and author of the book The State of Affairs.
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That a state of affairs obtains imparts to it a sense of inevitability, an impression that it must always have obtained and always will.
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This "real life" Nathan and Elena are captivating for their normality, an entirely alien state of affairs in the wider context of the characters.
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But the best example of this weirdly complex corporate state of affairs is Welback Holdings, the firm that was responsible for the Mega Duck.
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This state of affairs has given birth to a wide market of websites offering unpaid writing positions in exchange for that all-important experience.
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It's a sad and telling state of affairs when a former president has more influence on an important American ally than a sitting one.
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But a group of ecologists and engineers at the University of California, Berkeley, led by Talisin Hammond, hope to change this state of affairs.
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From a purely democratic perspective this state of affairs highlights the disenfranchisement of 3.5 million American citizens and the urgent need to address it.
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This sorry state of affairs has left Congress irrelevant in what should be its most important constitutional obligation of choosing when to make war.
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It is a remarkable state of affairs that local governments must resort to such an approach to deal with the reality of gun mayhem.
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But the real reason for this sorry state of affairs has been not poverty but an impoverished imagination and a dearth of political will.
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Trump has largely abandoned that vow, blaming the state of affairs on a myriad of factors: Schumer, Pelosi's speakership prospects and the 2020 election.
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The narrator is isolated, living under the skin of a perceived state of affairs that he sees, as through a mirror, with painful clarity.
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One upshot of this remarkable state of affairs is that our financial system is now more concentrated than ever into just a few hands.
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The internal state of affairs at Twitter and its likely options was described in interviews with more than a dozen current and former employees.
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"This collective state of affairs—collectively subscribing to a norm that you privately reject—is known in the literature as pluralistic ignorance," Hendricks explained.
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While their divisional rivals may have contributed to this state of affairs, they believe that they are a big fish in a small pond.
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And Congress has failed the American people by accepting this state of affairs, ceding its ownership and oversight of military action in the process.
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It's a sad state of affairs that we can't compete with the imports even though our production quality is far superior to foreign steel.
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What a very sad state of affairs for this country when the president cannot be relied upon, or not permitted, to tell the truth.
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Some of the blame for the dismal state of affairs at State accrues to the president's seeming disinterest in maintaining a conventional foreign policy.
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This may be a desirable state of affairs for many people (though evidence suggests that American women are having fewer children than they want).
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This surprising state of affairs probably says more about the weakness of governance at typical private companies than its strength at state-owned enterprises.
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Advocacy groups, in the past, have used the caravans to draw attention to the migrants' plight and the state of affairs in their homelands.
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Reflecting on the state of affairs of the church, Francis cautioned against divisions, blaming the devil for those who emphasize differences, ideologies and factions.
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He was greatly angered at the state of affairs, and condemned six military officers to be shot, because they had not defeated the rebels.
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But perhaps the Central Europeans should be measured in terms of their progress in the right direction, rather than the current state of affairs.
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But presidents must select their advisers carefully, and hire people who will actually demonstrate loyalty no matter the current (or future) state of affairs.
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With changes in technology, and especially with monetary policy, accompanying this new digital reality are regulatory responses that acknowledge the new state of affairs.
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What makes this state of affairs particularly troubling is that all these escalatory measures are unlikely to alter the basic dynamics of the conflict.
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Despite the mystical aura that seems to surround their undertakings, central banks have no magical powers to cut through this perilous state of affairs.
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The military, or Tatmadaw, does have the numbers to block reform at the moment, but that state of affairs isn't guaranteed by the Constitution.
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In these crises, South Korean and American analysts are forced to guess what the North is trying to accomplish — a dangerous state of affairs.
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This state of affairs has been a looming problem for a while: We wrote about the dying dream of buying coffee with bitcoin last year.
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It appears that, in addition to ensuring attendees aren't targeted, El Carnaval de Puebla wanted to make a political statement about this state of affairs.
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It's a sad state of affairs that we fear acts of violence -- even fatalities -- if we do not monitor the speech of social media users.
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Due to the media shutdown in the country, protesters are using social media as a last resort to bring attention to the state of affairs.
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This week, the Fed appeared to signal that the current state of affairs is likely as good as it's going to get for the country.
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And while it's not a retrospective of the German photographer's work, it's quite a nuanced commentary on the state of affairs in the world today.
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Our closet would be in a sad state of affairs without at least one tapered pair that hugs our frame (and our bum!) just so.
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To understand what's driving this unusual state of affairs, it is necessary to make the all-too-often-forgotten distinction between implied and realized volatility.
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The President, who has helped to push his party toward a more affirmative stance on gun control, has frequently lamented the broken state of affairs.
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In a bizarre state of affairs, women travelling in metro trains in India's capital city of New Delhi, can now carry knives for "self-protection".
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A significant number also reported very high levels of marital satisfaction and sexual satisfaction after decades of being together, a rather unusual state of affairs.
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The fact that there can be so much death in large scale gun violence that basically gets ignored is itself a horrific state of affairs.
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People are expressing their dissatisfaction and their frustration with a given state of affairs, and in a democracy they do that through the electoral process.
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The good news for the Beltway is that the empirical evidence refutes the cynical view that the best state of affairs is a divided government.
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In the corporate world, we call it fact-based management, with decisions based on evidence and proper due diligence on the current state of affairs.
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"I assure you this is a temporary state of affairs, the American people will not sustain this attitude for long, I promise you," Biden said.
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It's a sad state of affairs, but very few people are shocked to hear that sexism and harassment still happen in the modern work environment.
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Whenever we want to gauge how the president is feeling about the current state of affairs, we head straight to (where else?) his Twitter account.
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Schaefer's lyrics are an us-against-the-world sort of thing, singing about the ways that the shitty state of affairs can bind people together.
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In blaming Jerome Powell for high interest rates and a strong dollar, President Trump chooses to overlook his administration's role in this state of affairs.
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It's a sad state of affairs when it has become routine to see hoaxes and fake news doing the rounds during big breaking news stories.
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For more details on the internal pressures at Samsung that may have led to this state of affairs, check out the full report from Bloomberg.
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Still, he makes a good point about what the country is looking like these days -- a state of affairs he usually sees outside our borders.
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Read more: Becoming a 'big picture' thinker is one of the best ways to succeed at workNow that's quite a worrying state of affairs, really.
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"It's a sad state of affairs that this even has to be discussed," said Robert Hunter, director of insurance at the Consumer Federation of America.
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The idea that Turkey needs the West as much as the West needs Turkey is a more accurate description of the current state of affairs.
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There isn't a whole lot to say about this sorry state of affairs, other than this singular piece of legislation epitomizes why Americans hate politics.
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That's not much better than the state of affairs in 1997-98, when 18 percent of the shows on the broadcast networks had women creators.
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The UK's National Health Service website sums up this state of affairs well: out of 21957 choices listed for 'methods of contraception', 22002 are female.
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"The animals remain in the zoo" is a perfect language-learning sentence because it describes, as simply as possible, a totally normal state of affairs.
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This may reflect the state of affairs in the food industry, but it's surprising for a series that wants to talk about diversity and representation.
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That state of affairs is frequently portrayed as a kind of urgent national crisis requiring even harsher crackdowns, even more money, and all the rest.
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"Our contributions at the time did not contemplate and do not reflect the current state of affairs in Wisconsin," Phil Caruso, a Walgreens spokesman, said.
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Even for those of us who think philanthropy plays an important role in addressing the challenges ahead of us, that's a disappointing state of affairs.
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Blame for this state of affairs is often placed on the Watergate scandal, but it's not exactly clear that America trusted its politicians before that.
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Perel, whose forthcoming book is titled "The State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity," has become interested in the emotional growth that comes from having different partners.
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Some journalists at Bloomberg aren't pleased with the state of affairs, either, given that the Democratic primary is the biggest political story in the country.
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Nor was Mr. Mueller privy to any confidential information about their cases, a state of affairs that satisfies both District of Columbia and federal rules.
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And it may be a hard adjustment, especially for a male partner whose needs may have been well served by the existing state of affairs.
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With a natural disaster we attribute problems people face to the disaster itself, regardless of the state of affairs people faced before the natural disaster.
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It's a sad state of affairs when our relatively poor neighbor, Mexico, respects American property rights and patents more than our relatively rich one: Canada.
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With the latest incident near Tacoma, Washington, since 28503 at least 22019 Americans have paid for this unnecessarily complex state of affairs with their lives.
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That state of affairs reflects one kind of federalism: Create a strict floor and let states create the best program that satisfies the basic criteria.
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My feeling about the Harper's piece is that it is an eloquent sally against a state of affairs that doesn't actually exist in book criticism.
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This peculiar state of affairs — which federation officials privately say means Mr. Bedzhamov is abdicating his post as president — is obviously a problem for Russian bobsledding.
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But as usual they overreach and they have this really convenient case of amnesia regarding their own role in the rotten state of affairs with Russia.
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"Mating in Captivity" was about the dilemmas of desire inside the relationship, and "The State of Affairs" looked at what happens when desire goes looking elsewhere.
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Trump has also sent contradictory signals to Iran and North Korea, leaving US strategy opaque, contributing to uncertainty -- never a desirable state of affairs in geopolitics.
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The sunset indicates the young man's interior weather, while the dog, his physical disposition, and the lit cell-phone conveys a very different state of affairs.
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Here at WIRED, we were pretty meh about this whole thing, but we've also accepted that this (sadly) is just the state of affairs these days.
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Across a range of areas, the report lays out what it sees as an an ideal state of affairs, and minimal steps that might be taken.
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Now, a few months later, Williams has a new model, one that he maintains is the right one for today's state of affairs in online publishing.
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If the justices divide 4-4 along ideological lines over both gerrymanders when they rule next spring or summer, a confounding state of affairs will ensue.
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On Friday, teachers and students rallied outside Northeastern Illinois University and staged a theatrical "New Orleans-style jazz funeral" to describe Chicago schools' state of affairs.
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In hindsight, it's conceivable that people weren't fully prepared to accept the world that Demon Days described was a fair representation of the state of affairs.
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Add to the list a growing number of high-profile apps that are completely ditching the platform, and you're left with a sad state of affairs.
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There's nothing less amusing than the current state of affairs, of course, but the Paul Manafort trial is shaping up to be quite the comedy hour.
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It's a bleak state of affairs when you look at the lineup for a festival and you can't see any female artists on the line-up.
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The unscheduled meeting was not because of any breakthrough in talks with Britain, the diplomats said, but to update the envoys on the state of affairs.
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Things are still relatively quiet when it comes to the ongoing space conflict, a state of affairs that will probably feel quaint 12 months from now.
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What's more, given the current state of affairs in Washington, legislative and regulatory efforts to require disclosure are dead in the water for the foreseeable future.
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If your heart has grown into an icy shard because of the current state of affairs, allow this little girl to warm it right back up.
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According to several analysts, it says a lot about Congo's state of affairs when a local war draws in members of a traditional hunter-gatherer group.
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Fortunately, though, senior American officials now seem committed to rectifying this state of affairs – and the time could be ripe for international backing of the effort.
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This is a sad state of affairs and is likely to only worsen as minorities increase in numbers, and some white people feel even more threatened.
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"None of us are blind to the state of affairs of our great state of West Virginia," Jenkins said Monday, according to West Virginia Metro News.
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Investors and analysts see little in the short term to disrupt this happy state of affairs, which has pushed Alphabet's value to more than $500 billion.
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The dire economic state of affairs on the island, with a stagnant economy and a staggering debt, is a primary motivator for migration to the mainland.
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On the contrary, for 200 years, America was economically, politically and culturally dominated by a white majority — a politically stable, if often invidious, state of affairs.
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Most of this year's festival selections were filmed in 2015 or early 2016, and thus can't exactly be considered a "response" to this state of affairs.
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This state of affairs was characterized by an "incrementalism" in policy discussions, motivated by technocratic problem-solving rather than larger debates about national character and purpose.
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What a shameful state of affairs this has become for those of us who joined the party of Abraham Lincoln and thought character counted for something.
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Aside from questioning the legal status of polygamy, you might also wonder about its biological status — whether it is a "natural" state of affairs for humans.
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It keeps them from having to do any soul searching or have any culpability for the state of affairs in our nation or around the world.
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By mobilizing Americans against the state of affairs, Democrats can position themselves as the ones who will get things done on the issues people care about.
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Casey was not using that example to make any bold predictions about the Raptors' fate, but neither was he panicking over the current state of affairs.
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Spend a few minutes looking at the current state of affairs between Airbnb and whatever city you're staying in, because it might not match where you live.
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Though the Affordable Care Act has so far withstood the Trumpcare battering ram, 28 million remain uninsured in the United States, an entirely unacceptable state of affairs.
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There's a fine line between boredom and contentment, and about 30 street names in, it was like I was momentarily freed from the national state of affairs.
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Dissatisfied by this state of affairs, he sought answers by probing the non-rivalrous nature of knowledge: the fact that ideas, once created, can be endlessly exploited.
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This could help avoid the embarrassing state of affairs at Gatwick, where nobody was quite sure whether there really was a drone (there probably was, say experts).
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In her book The State of Affairs, couples' therapist Esther Perel explores all the reasons why people tend to cheat, and what happens to relationships after infidelity.
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He is becoming saddled with a growing share of responsibility for the state of affairs in the country -- numbers of manufacturing jobs, trade deficit totals and all.
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The competitive implications for smaller, homegrown startups will be tough, and it will be worth watching how (and if) local regulators respond to that state of affairs.
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The state of affairs is different from last year, when both flights and accommodations to Glendale, Arizona, two weeks out from the Super Bowl were relatively reasonable.
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In this unsettled state of affairs, businesses in Britain (and, to a lesser degree, other countries with which it has close ties) defer whatever spending they can.
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They were upset that prohibitive prices meant much of their research was out of reach, and that the current state of affairs slowed the spread of knowledge.
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It's a sad state of affairs for those who had trusted the RFA to rise above the kind of insider deals that are common with Big Oil.
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Both companies are loath to claim any responsibility for this state of affairs, insisting that they are neutral vessels for the information their users and clients generate.
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This is at least partially because of booze's inflammatory effect on the lining of the GI tract—an unhappy state of affairs that starts in the stomach.
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Whatever the cause of this state of affairs, it should be out of the question to actually expand these deployments, at least until this is straightened out.
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Political enemies are forced onto the defensive: Opposing reform means defending the status quo, no matter how bloated or feckless the current state of affairs may be.
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Amash's decision to leave the party signals just how frustrated he has become with the ideological state of affairs in the GOP and its relationship to Trump.
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And given the current political climate, where some of the arts have become refuges for the anti-Trump resistance, this state of affairs is unlikely to change.
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Renault has been the dominant partner of the three carmakers even though Nissan sells more cars, a state of affairs that appears to rankle executives in Tokyo.
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"A city once famously neurotic is becoming malignantly narcissistic," Moss writes, in one of many descriptions that sum up the state of affairs with an efficient wisdom.
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Sukur, his wife and their three children were already out of the country by the time of the coup attempt, sensing the deteriorating state of affairs there.
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In his bestselling book, "Capital in the Twenty-First Century", Thomas Piketty, a French economist, argued that under capitalism widening inequality is a normal state of affairs.
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Many of the photographers, in turn, found through the assignment a reassuring state of affairs: Block parties, despite a decline in official permits, are alive and well.
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Democrats have moved to the left, while Republicans have moved (much further) to the right; complaining about this state of affairs is a staple of modern punditry.
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The gist was: Cryptocurrencies may go somewhere, or they may not, so just be careful, which is a fine way to sum up the current state of affairs.
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This year in Davos, the sentiment of the business elite may have swung too far the other way, to much too negative given the current state of affairs.
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When combined with North Korea's recent underground nuclear weapons test, last month's missile launch underscores how the precarious state of affairs in Northeast Asia threatens American national security.
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This state of affairs must not continue – policies, practices, behaviors and attitudes must change to ensure that the rights of all children, regardless of migration status, are upheld.
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It is a sad state of affairs that folks think (courtesy of the Fed) that the fate of what to do in September hinges on any one report.
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In the broadest terms, a blockchain allows a group of strangers to agree on a state of affairs and to proceed together on the basis of that covenant.
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This state of affairs had taken them from the Premier League to League One, the club being reduced to a husk and in active conflict with its support.
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Having a high-ranking government official speak of "enhanced interrogation techniques" as "torture"—something the Bush administration assiduously avoided—might not have altered our current state of affairs.
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To appreciate the potential impact of health reforms like this, we must also sort out fact from false political grandstanding about our current state of affairs under ObamaCare.
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This state of affairs would seem to leave the Pacific open to wooing by a rival suitor, skilled at persuasion and the rosy-fingered arts of soft power.
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That said, I do wish that, given the exhibition's placement in the Jewish Museum, there had been work contending with the state of affairs in Israel and Palestine.
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If you're a fan of heavy, riffy rock'n'roll, but long for more wonder and complexity than the current state of affairs has to offer, this one's for you.
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Flake denounced the "complicity" of his own party in what he called an "alarming and dangerous state of affairs" under Trump, blaming the President for setting the tone.
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The vote was clear: 54 percent of voters rejected the current state of affairs, while a majority, 85033 percent, chose to join the union as its newest state.
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Swalwell's "generational change" argument gets one thing right: People like Biden bear some responsibility for the state of affairs, given his long service in the United States Senate.
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The two leaders discussed the situation in Syria and terrorism more broadly, the official said, as well as the state of affairs in Afghanistan, Ukraine and North Korea.
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There, the two men discussed the changes to the US strategy in Afghanistan, progress against Taliban militants and terrorist groups and the country's delicate political state of affairs.
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" David Gergen, advisor to four presidents has abandoned his matter of fact tone in commenting about the Keystone Kops state of affairs by saying, "this is very serious.
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Still, this state of affairs puts Latin trap in a tight spot, especially when it comes to connecting with English-speaking audiences heretofore unfamiliar with urbano's existing stars.
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In 2014, the Mikisew Cree First Nation (MCFN) brought concerns about the park's declining environment to UNESCO, which tasked Canada with rectifying the park's dire state of affairs.
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Reminders of this state of affairs come every month, with every infosec conference, every excited burst of news coverage following the discovery of a new high-profile hole.
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But if you don't like the proposition of having a dusty house and a rusty car we know exactly what to arrest and reverse the state of affairs.
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Liberals have a simple explanation for this state of affairs: Republican-led gerrymandering, which has put Democrats at a disadvantage in the House and in many state legislatures.
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Zakaria, the president of the Rohingya Culture Center in Chicago, told CNBC that his parents are "blockaded" in Rakhine, a state of affairs affecting many U.S.-based Rohingyans.
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The United States is a deadly, difficult and disempowering place for people of color, and health care policy plays a chief role in sustaining this state of affairs.
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It's nearly impossible to figure out any of the song lyrics — a perverse state of affairs for a show purportedly about one of the world's most famous wits.
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" When asked about the statement, Peter Gelb, the general manager of the Met, said, "It's a sad state of affairs, but of course our investigation has to continue.
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A document posted on Mediaset's website late on Tuesday said that state of affairs would also be applicable to the Dutch holding until the legal dispute is resolved.
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"As you are all aware, the current state of affairs has altered the daily lives of many people, including our cast and crew," representatives said in an email.
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Historians have not set the policies that have led to America's current state of affairs; they have not even been in the room where the policies were made.
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It was a sad state of affairs that people were followed so relentlessly, but in terms of my work, it gave me amazing insight into these human beings.
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Economists call this state of affairs the "agency problem," in which a company's agents—the managers—have interests that are not aligned with those of the company's owners.
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However, for noncommercial users the state of affairs is vastly different from earlier times when you pretty much needed paid virus-scanning software in order to safely operate online.
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What followed was a state of affairs that The New York Times has described as a "natural experiment" testing whether more guns led to more safety and less crime.
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Those who embrace the Copenhagen view have come to live with this state of affairs—after all, it's meaningless to speak of a particle's position until we measure it.
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In a 2019 article for the Cut, Gabriella Paiella argued that the increase in violently horny hyperboles is a result of the dire state of affairs we're living in.
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And GoFundMe is probably most closely associated with fundraising related to medical costs for the uninsured, a horrific state of affairs that Molly Osberg recently reported on for Fusion.
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But if you are a woman in the workplace like me, you don't need the state of affairs in Washington to tell you that misogyny is alive and well.
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Handily, adding a single term, known as the cosmological constant, to the equations which describe general relativity extends that theory in a way which embraces this state of affairs.
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Acting governor Francisco Dornelles said the city's state of affairs could cause "a total collapse in public security, health, education, transport and environmental management," according to the Washington Post.
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There's definitely something anachronistic about it stylistically — this show doesn't normally use syncopated, rhythmic cutting — but it infuses a depressing state of affairs (from Samwell's perspective, anyway) with whimsy.
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The site notes that the decision could have been a response to the current state of affairs and near-constant reminders that sexual harassment is happening just about everywhere.
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"It will be a sad state of affairs if Secretary Clinton's political expedience forces her to put someone so completely unqualified one heartbeat away from the presidency," she said.
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In addition to her roles on ABC's Grey's Anatomy and the short-lived Doubt, the Emmy-winning actress also starred on NBC's one-season CIA drama State of Affairs.
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It's a sad state of affairs when a woman reaches out for career advice from an industry influencer, and instead finds herself on the receiving end of inappropriate messages.
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"If the elections turn out as the current state of affairs suggests, we'll have to discuss the 'magic formula'," GLP President Juerg Grossen told the SonntagsZeitung paper this month.
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This blessed state of affairs is thanks to a 30-year campaign led by the Carter Centre, a charity set up by Jimmy Carter, a former president of America.
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Given this state of affairs, it's not surprising that research consistently shows US teenagers have among the highest rates of STDs, unintended pregnancies, and abortions in the industrialized world.
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The vote was clear, 54 percent of the people rejected the current state of affairs, while a robust 85033 percent chose to join the Union as its newest state.
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"In the medium and long term, that is not a stable state of affairs," Gottstein told reporters at a presentation of Credit Suisse's economic forecasts for the Swiss economy.
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Productivity growth is the normal state of affairs, but the acceleration of manufacturing productivity coincided with the steep economy-wide productivity that peaked in the late 90s/early 2000s.
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Perhaps it will be in response to criticisms like Krugman's; or perhaps it will simply reflect, per Greenwald, the base state of affairs in the media this election cycle.
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In the U.S., it's predicted that digital ads will overtake spend on traditional marketing sometime this year, and the state of affairs in the U.K. is not far behind.
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The retired judge on Monday added that Trump would have to prove the country is facing a true emergency because of the state of affairs at the southern border.
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" If in the end he couldn't succeed without money from the billionaires, he added, he'd at least show "what a sad state of affairs that is for American democracy.
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That is surely an overreaction; still it is a sad state of affairs when travellers from different cultures feel they can't go about their business in foreign-looking clothes.
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The movie, written by Liz Hannah and Josh Singer, sprouts from this rift between the true state of affairs and the alternative facts that are presented to the public.
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In her new book, " The State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity " (Harper), she argues that we would be better off coming to a more compassionate accommodation of our unruly desires.
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This state of affairs is unlikely to be popular with future shareholders of Saudi Aramco, who can be expected to push for fully-rationalized oil prices in the kingdom.
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Now, this does matter as it is a highly precarious, wholly unprecedented state of affairs, which could well unseat German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who looks weaker than ever before.
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Trump has in recent weeks attempted to tie Democrats and their more progressive ideas to socialism, and pointed to the state of affairs in Venezuela as a potential consequence.
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Initially, our partners in these institutions were in a ravaged state of affairs, with beat up battlegrounds, devastated landscapes, many millions dead, and governments at the brink of default.
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After John Flannery, General Electric's new CEO, saved his company's stock by giving a candid interview on its "horrible" state of affairs, CNBC's Jim Cramer gained some renewed hope.
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A majority of the Americans surveyed said they are satisfied with the state of affairs in five of 22019 policy areas laid out in a Gallup poll published Monday.
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The reporters might argue, as Professor Schulhofer has in his published work, that people's basic rights to autonomy and personal security are threatened by the current state of affairs.
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Amazon is the likely winner of that contract — a state of affairs that prompted two members of Congress to call for an investigation into the bid process this week.
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Indeed, regime change in Iran could lead to a worse state of affairs, with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corp in direct control, rather than in indirect control as now.
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But to some progressives, led in Congress by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, giving any money to immigration enforcement agencies right now is an endorsement of the current state of affairs.
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To those of us who follow the history of Zionism and the history of human rights, it is both strange and tragic to consider the current state of affairs.
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Indeed, commentators on the left and the right, possibly overstating the reach of French theory, have recently leveled blame for our current state of affairs at "postmodernists" like Latour.
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That seems to be the state of affairs: The gun laws seem intractably set, despite growing public support to change them, at least on the periphery of the laws.
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But the decision to talk and reach even a modest deal shows that the potential exists to reach a state of affairs acceptable to most players in the industry.
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This state of affairs begs the question, can innovation be cultivated by governmental dictate or is innovation derived from a unique set of circumstances, both governmental and non-governmental?
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"We had an exchange of views on the current state of affairs of the negotiations, and the respective assessments on where we stand on this," Ms. Merkel said curtly.
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"The current state of affairs is that the judges have been completely deprived in their practice to exercise independent decision-making authorities," said Judge Ashley Tabaddor, the union's president.
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Given this state of affairs, students-athletes should push for their cost of attendance -- with its definition set in clear law -- be altered to reflect their lives on campus.
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Deconstructing Beyoncé Hilton Als's article on Beyoncé's most recent album, "Lemonade," might have been an opportunity to consider the current state of affairs among black women ("Beywatch," May 30th).
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In terms of the navy itself, China is still very far behind America, although the Chinese are diligently working on changing this state of affairs in the long term.
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While this spawned a lot of Twitter jokes, alluding to a violent conflict over a political process the president doesn't like is not exactly a reassuring state of affairs.
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Business investment has been sluggish since 2015, a year after Mr Modi first took office, a state of affairs for which the government is, again, not solely to blame.
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America arrived at this sorry state of affairs because we forgot that the true source of the wealth of a nation is the creativity and innovation of its people.
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Given the uneasy state of affairs on the Korean peninsula, it's easy to forget that barely a decade ago, Pyongyang agreed to abandon its pursuit of nuclear weapons altogether.
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Not only is this state of affairs unparalleled in economic history, but we don't even have much data to compare it with, because corporations have traditionally been borrowers, not savers.
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Her new book "The State of Affairs" sets out to change the popular conversation about sexual infidelity, but she says many partners are cheating on each other with their phones.
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It's a state of affairs that suggests a worrying lack of continuity when one arm of the government has no idea what the other is doing from moment to moment.
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It shouldn't even be the job of independent music organizations to inform their punters about sexual assault, and the fact that it now is is a sorry state of affairs.
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"It's a sad state of affairs that Hollywood seems more focused on fictionalizing a competition between Cate and Rooney where none exists," said Dani Weinstein, the studio's president for publicity.
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"Because there is enough wobble in the natural state of affairs of the world, it is difficult to predict what is going to happen in the whole situation," he said.
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That is a troubling state of affairs, even if one accepts, for the sake of argument, the claim that challenges no less pressing beset mankind in the early 21st century.
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Introducing its general assessment of freedom of conscience round the world, the USCIRF said: The state of affairs...is worsening both in the depth and the breadth of the violations.
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It's to say that what Trump has done as president of the United States matters more to the racial state of affairs in America than what he says in private.
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Now a new initiative hopes to disrupt this rather cozy state of affairs with an event that will be — comparatively speaking — cheap to attend for VCs in fund-raising mode.
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Espen Egil Hansen, editor-in-chief and chief executive of Aftenposten, called for a change in Facebook's content rules and said the current state of affairs is stifling democratic debate.
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The main reason for this state of affairs is that the governor and the legislature, which is controlled by Democrats, have failed for two years to agree on a budget.
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The bottom line: The "Twilight Zone" state of affairs may actually be good news for stocks because it means investors aren't overconfident, say analysts at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch.
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"This state of affairs is a consequence of choices this administration has made, and erecting a wall will do nothing to ease the suffering of these people," the brief reads.
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Murphy is seemingly leaving the company in a good state of affairs, explaining in a post on Medium that the company is profitable, scaling and committed to releasing new games.
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Such a state of affairs is not without its consequences, manifested in harmful policies that pander to ignorance and an inane political discourse dominated by largely empty culture-war contretemps.
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Adding imprecise gesture-controls to the mix wouldn't help improve this state of affairs, but it's still fascinating to see how hacking culture can innovate in non-consumer tech industries.
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In opposition you find only the high-frequency traders who have been profiting off the current state of affairs and the exchanges that would compete directly with IEX for business.
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Washington (CNN)Academy Award-winning actor Tom Hanks on Saturday night urged the importance of understanding and learning from history, especially for those troubled by the current state of affairs.
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The human tendency to underestimate luck's role has contributed to this troubling state of affairs by reducing the electorate's willingness to support the public investments that make economic success possible.
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It wanted, at all times, to gaze stoically at its torture cake, in hopes of conveying just how conflicted it was about this state of affairs, then eat it too.
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Given that state of affairs, it's striking that Congress is having so much trouble enacting the nation's key education research bill — which is nearly a decade past due for reauthorization.
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One way I've found to avoid this sad state of affairs is to be in gift‑giving mode all year round — not specifically around official, legally designated gift‑giving occasions.
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"There's no discussion about the current state of affairs with prisons," said Michelle Brown, a criminologist and associate professor at the University of Tennessee, who has written about penal tourism.
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It currently is the final event on the WTA calendar, an anticlimactic state of affairs that Simon expects to be corrected in 2019 by moving Zhuhai forward on the schedule.
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But a separate VICE News report also suggests that unregulated political spending is widespread on Facebook, a state of affairs that could raise the risk of new regulations being imposed.
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For people with full-time salaried jobs that come with health coverage and paid leave, the current state of affairs is very inconvenient, and many retirement accounts are looking scary.
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The difference here is that Mr. Trump seemed unapologetic about this state of affairs with only a passing nod to the affront to our values that Mr. Khashoggi's murder represents.
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We didn't want to stop contemplating and informing people about the state of affairs in this country, from the economy of the music industry to the birth of video art.
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"We had an amazing time helping thousands of pets eat healthier and on schedule," it said, cheerily, as if this were always supposed to be a temporary state of affairs.
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But if he was running for a congressional seat or a Senate seat that would really work and that's a really depressing state of affairs for a so-called democracy.
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"Milk Debt" (2019) In the summer of 2018, I was overwhelmed by feelings of anxiety in relation to climate change and the current state of affairs in the United States.
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Update (23:34 AM EST): Boeing provided an updated current state of affairs, and we'll be watching the NASA press conference at 9 AM EST to hopefully find out more.
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"The State of Affairs" isn't just for anyone who has ever been cheated on, but millennials who simply want a new framework for understanding relationships will also find it helpful.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Ronald Reagan would be "horrified" and "heartbroken" by America's current state of affairs under President Donald Trump, the late president's daughter said in a recent interview.
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Renault, which holds a 43 percent stake in Nissan, has been the dominant partner even though Nissan sells more cars, a state of affairs that has rankled executives in Japan.
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Another sign Americans aren't actually outraged at the current state of affairs: The incumbent president is pretty popular — far more popular, in fact, than the candidates running to replace him.
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Considering the current state of affairs in the US, it's appropriate timing to disrupt the daily routines of ordinary New Yorkers with a collection of thought-provoking works invading public space.
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One source familiar with the Friday meeting said Trump was angry at senior staff, including chief of staff Reince Priebus, about the state of affairs at the White House this week.
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In the most charitable interpretation, this state of affairs ties GOP officials' hands because they don't want to defy the will of their party's voters, as expressed in a democratic process.
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The horrific state of affairs suggests that even as harsh policies are being toned down at home, America's foreign policy apparatus remains plenty accommodating of senseless brutality rationalized as drug policy.
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"We think the recent state of affairs in Hungary's media is highly worrisome," said Balazs Nagy Navarro, chair of the supervisory board at the European Center for Press and Media Freedom.
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Back in 1950, when both major parties were broad and moderate with overlapping appeals, many of America's leading political scientists wrote a report in which they bemoaned this state of affairs.
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"The anticipated setback offers a precious opportunity for decision-makers in both Beijing and Washington to reevaluate the state of affairs, and recalibrate their respective approaches," the unsigned opinion piece added.
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The current state of affairs gives the Fed little runway before it reaches what it calls the "zero lower bound," or the lowest point possible before heading into negative nominal rates.
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These adventure cats — with 29,000 Instagram followers, 28, 83 more than you — have likely traveled more in their short lives than you ever will (judging by the current state of affairs).
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Boyle said, "I think it's a sad statement on the state of affairs of the world when a family is asked to justify their decision to have children in any circumstance."
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Alfre Woodard played POTUS in the short-lived TV series State of Affairs, while Penny Johnson Jerald played President Amanda Waller (whoa!) in the animated movie Justice League: Gods and Monsters.
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This is the new state of affairs in the U.S., where growth isn't strong enough to inspire much confidence but not weak enough to induce easing from the U.S. central bank.
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If Trump decides that he simply can't accept the current state of affairs with Iran, the best chance he would have is to take measures to make the deal more stringent.
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If it is a permanent state of affairs, though, then a basic income might be a way of making sure that everyone shares in society's progress, at least to some extent.
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His part on NBC's "State of Affairs," produced by and starring Katherine Heigl, would have been far more lucrative than playing Aaron Burr, but he had no doubt what he wanted.
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The only remedy to that sorry state of affairs is for Puerto Rico to be granted statehood along with the full suite of rights, responsibilities, and representation that goes with it.
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By the time he fired Tillerson, eight of the top 10 jobs in US diplomacy remained vacant, a dangerous state of affairs at a time of multiple existing and potential conflicts.
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Mr. Tata has proven that he is not above cutting ethical corners to achieve his broader aims – an alarming state of affairs for a form of Tata's size and global importance.
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In the speech, Flake denounced the "complicity" of his own party in what he called an "alarming and dangerous state of affairs" under Trump, blaming the President for setting the tone.
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Writing in the newspaper Folha de S. Paulo, the columnist Bernardo Mello Franco took stock of the troubling state of affairs, among them legislative gridlock and at least five leaderless ministries.
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Enter indigenous spaces with the awareness that your ancestors, be they colonizers or settler-colonialists, are in some way responsible for the state of affairs Natives find themselves in at present.
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"The Moscow Patriarchate is the fifth column, with which the FSB brainwashes and influences the state of affairs in every village, including ours," he added, referring to Russia's state security service.
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This is the state of affairs when Giustinia arrives from Florence to spend two weeks at Shay's place on Anjavavy, before embarking on a trek on the main island of Madagascar.
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It is a damning insight into psychiatry's current state of affairs and one reflected time and again in Harrington's comprehensive history of our search for a biological basis of mental illness.
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Because the first part of the sentence concerns a state of affairs in the world ("it's raining"), whereas the second part concerns someone's state of mind ("I don't believe it's raining").
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But he expressed all of his (and our) struggles and their potential solutions in the smartest possible ways, and never pretended that a revised mood was a settled state of affairs.
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At least so far, the news that Donald Trump Jr. was prepared to accept Russian help to subvert a United States election doesn't appear to have changed this state of affairs.
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Washington (CNN)Lindsey Graham, the new chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, was unusually blunt last Thursday when summing up the current state of affairs when it comes to judicial confirmations.
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That said, there are a couple of things we do know about the state of affairs which can inform the policy debate at this early stage of the merger review process.
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"I know this is a big issue for women, for me to work these games, and I think it's a sad state of affairs that this is the case," she said.
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He felt it was his duty as an African-American reporter not to allow the white establishment any opportunity to proclaim ignorance about the true state of affairs in the nation.
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This state of affairs does not have to continue – policies, practices, behaviours and attitudes can and must change to ensure that the rights of all children, regardless of migration status, are upheld.
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Irreverent and unfiltered, we've all grown to identify the comedian as an open book one devours alongside a bottle of pinot to numb the madness of our nation's current state of affairs.
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If you're a voter right now who isn't happy with the current state of affairs with the Trump administration, are you really stuck for the next few years waiting out this administration?
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Tony Xu: So, that's really still the state of affairs for the market, but in terms of the big players, I think you're seeing a couple of players rise to the top.
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This Friday night, Meyohas kicks off a 10-day residency at 303 Gallery with a performance on financial markets, which she describes as a pseudo-lecture on the current state of affairs.
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In some ways, concedes Anthony Scaramucci, a Trump loyalist who briefly served in his White House, it "has gotten extra swampier"—a state of affairs he blames on both Democrats and Republicans.
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But as Recode began inquiring about the state of his late-stage venture arm, Thiel in recent weeks has become increasingly agitated with Royan and the state of affairs there, people say.
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So while today's state of affairs and trajectory can (and should) alarm us, the scenarios we have developed, provide more visibility into potential futures and our ability to shift and address those.
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If the United States were losing 60 million of its people, at we would do whatever we could to change this state of affairs, so why should our neighbors be any different?
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Implicit in both the report and its findings was the assumption that journalism should be objective and nonpartisan—and that the current state of affairs is unusual because it lacks both qualities.
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Tight liquidity and an ongoing regulatory clampdown has pushed China's 10-year bonds to now yield less than its 5-year bonds, in a state of affairs known as yield curve inversion.
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The process for granting such changes is opaque and takes place mostly away from public scrutiny, a state of affairs that both the Council and Mr. de Blasio have vowed to change.
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Trump has repeatedly blamed Cummings for the state of affairs in Baltimore, tagging the congressman in multiple videos showing poor conditions in the city and questioning why the district receives federal funding.
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This unsettling state of affairs is the subject of " To Change the Church: Pope Francis and the Future of Catholicism " (Simon & Schuster), a new book by the conservative Times columnist Ross Douthat.
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A teacher and a youth psychologist who work closely with protesters told Business Insider in August that they had encountered students who expressed distress over the state of affairs in the city.
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A painfully unstable two-note chord, known historically as "the devil's interval," the tritone begs for acoustic resolution but does not always find it, a state of affairs that taxes the nerves.
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One way or another, though, Democrats shouldn't accept a state of affairs in which the debt limit is an extortion tool that Republicans can wield at them when they're out of power.
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Perel spoke with Recode's Kara Swisher at South By Southwest, in part to promote her new book "The State of Affairs" and the second season of her podcast, Where Should We Begin?
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Figures from Vote Leave, the main campaigning group behind the Brexit vote, call the shots in Downing Street, causing long-serving Tory mps to shake their jowls at the state of affairs.
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Almost nobody in Congress liked this state of affairs, so by actually sitting down to hash out a bill they were able to come up with legislation that almost everybody voted for.
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That is the way of the world in the middle of the week, and, though we ache to change many things about our state of affairs, that is not one of them.
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It reminds us, first, that mass privacy is not a basic feature of human existence but a byproduct of a specific economic arrangement — and therefore a contingent and impermanent state of affairs.
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The point guard Reggie Jackson said he was not thrilled about playing with ice under the floor, a state of affairs that Little Caesars, of course, shares with many other combination arenas.
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On Monday, as the school year got underway, the faculty met to discuss the current state of affairs at the college, according to a letter from the faculty provided by the ministers.
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Today, in response to the current state of affairs, we're expanding our manifesto to include a Pledge for a Healthy Internet -- or four commitments that will guide our work in these areas.
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And to be confronted with an absolute disbelief in those efforts and an unwillingness to learn the true state of affairs that he has to deal with every day was just shocking.
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Washington (CNN)We heard two things from President Donald Trump on Tuesday that contradict each other but go a long way toward explaining the current state of affairs at the White House.
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ORCA, a UK-based charity which studies and protects whales and other marine mammals in Europe, described the findings as an "absolutely tragic state of affairs and one that needs immediate action."
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A patient search for an acceptable state of affairs with China should not be an obstacle to building a highly competitive U.S. economy, and maintaining a forceful defense of American national interests.
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A precarious armistice will define the political and security state of affairs on the Korean Peninsula for the foreseeable future — excluding, of course, a nuclear Armageddon caused by accidents, miscalculations or worse.
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A Word With Heartbroken by the 2015 cancellation of "State of Affairs" — her comeback after five seasons on "Grey's Anatomy" — Katherine Heigl wasn't sure she wanted to take another chance on television.
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It is this state of affairs which, ironically, an American general turned politician (turned out early by a president tired of the opposition he mounted against his policies) described in leaving office.
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They were obliged to travel under false identities — a state of affairs known among Chinese immigrants as being a "paper son" — in the hope of circumventing the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.
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I think it's not surprising that what I'm talking about relates to the current state of affairs in America and in the world, and I don't really retract my ideas at all.
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I would urge them to go back to the Progressive Era, the 1910s, and realize we're in a very similar state of affairs, where the levels of concentration are at historically high levels.
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"My conclusion is we're not going to be able to do a big comprehensive bill," Cornyn told Bloomberg in November, a statement his office pointed to when asked about the state of affairs.
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Because he seems to fancy himself a philosopher and history-maker as well, Altman appears to be comparing the state of affairs in San Francisco to Europe on the eve of the Enlightenment.
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It's worth noting what a sad state of affairs the telecom industry is currently in when a company as enormous as Google finds it prohibitively difficult to mount any kind of significant competition.
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Mr Netanyahu has an accomplice in preserving this state of affairs: Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, who rules the West Bank from his fortress-like compound, the Muqata, in Ramallah.
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This state of affairs will change, though, if a project described by Robert Tyler and Terence Sabaka to a meeting of the American Geophysical Union, held in San Francisco this week, is successful.
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This state of affairs may suffice for anyone buying a steak or an apartment from Trump the salesman, but voters contemplating Trump the candidate for president deserve better answers to the lingering questions.
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While the majority of South Koreans say they want peace with Pyongyang, many believe the domestic state of affairs should be a priority for public funds, especially at a time of weak growth.
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Premiering a year after Houellebecq's seclusion in Germany in response to the Charlie Hebdo attacks, Rester Vivant drew a large audience eager to hear his thoughts on the current global state of affairs.
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This state of affairs is certainly not Analogue's fault, but it does limit the potential upside for those who didn't have the foresight to save their old carts during their last garage sale.
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But one theory experts have put forward is that some Muslims, which make up only 10 percent of Sri Lanka's population, have become very isolated and angry with the country's state of affairs.
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This state of affairs is ably documented and explained by Stephen Ellis—a British expert on African affairs, who died last year—in an excellent history of Nigerian organised crime, "This Present Darkness".
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This current state of affairs has placed the Popular Democratic Party in the untenable position of either coming out in favor of continued territorial unincorporation or independence in any of its recognized forms.
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Anyone with a vested interest of making the most of their muscles is going to benefit from getting a good muscle pump—a state of affairs Arnold Schwarzenegger once likened to an orgasm.
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The Republicans are no doubt fine with this state of affairs, because with only three sitting commissioners at the S.E.C., the Republican representative can just abstain from voting, leaving the agency in stasis.
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That is, the post-1960s separation between doctrine and pastoral practice now has a papal imprimatur, rather than being a state of affairs that popes were merely tolerating for the sake of unity.
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Rather than an unfortunate accident befalling an already dismal state of affairs, the fire might symbolize a new kind of psychic energy burning away the dregs of the old and stuck, an exorcism.
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In the relationship therapist Esther Perel's book "State of Affairs," she delves into this gray area and explains how to know whether or not your partner has crossed the line into emotional cheating.
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Two others, one teacher and one youth psychologist who both work closely with protesters, told Business Insider that they had encountered students who expressed distress over the state of affairs in the city.
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But that's unlikely to be a permanent state of affairs, according to Pete Rizzo, editor of digital currency-focused CoinDesk, who said the community agrees broadly that the network needs to be scaled.
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In his semiannual testimony on the state of monetary policy, the central bank chief noted that the Fed is watching the state of affairs closely and is prepared to adapt policy if warranted.
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As such, the text has no one empirical reading; it is, rather, a network of competing meanings — a quicksilver state of affairs that a critical analysis of that text must take into account.
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This quantity does not measure anything physical--like the mass of a planet--but only offers a mathematical shorthand to recap a more complex state of affairs that include users, receivers, and devices.
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The bitter irony of this tragic and inhumane state of affairs is that in the long-term, it's going to be more costly than just providing necessary health care in the first place.
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"But there are structural barriers that they confront, starting earlier in their career, and continuing all the way through being C.E.O." So what can be done to remedy this sorry state of affairs?
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We believe that working-class people vote against their own self-interest, and we believe that it's the job of socialists to agitate and educate and organize and change that state of affairs.
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If more people of color, particularly black and Native American (who have been the most systematically disenfranchised), get more money but are operating within our current state of affairs, they are still vulnerable.
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Finally, the state of affairs 25 years after the Oslo accords; spending time with Maya Rudolph, above; and King Kong's Broadway debut: We have these stories and more in our Best Weekend Reads.
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Mr. Khan needs to rectify this reckless state of affairs as Pakistan remains on the Financial Action Task Force's "grey list" of countries that have not fulfilled their obligations to curb terrorist activities.
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But the historical pervasiveness and contemporary persistence of racism in America offer more than adequate explanations for what should be considered a scandalous state of affairs in regard to race-based economic inequality.
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That delta has been dead for more years than I've been alive, killed by the filling of Lake Powell, which means everyone born after 1963 accepts this as the normal state of affairs.
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Said state of affairs can change quickly, and Bridenstine added that "there are still things we could learn [in testing]" that could alter the timelines later than the first part of next year.
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The state of affairs got bad enough that a couple weeks back, I decided to drop everything and get to the bottom of why these stupid little buttons are tearing our office apart.
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It's a sad state of affairs -- but also a real and growing threat to a country experiencing wild weather mood swings, the largest wildfires in recorded history, floods, droughts and on and on.
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As my coworkers and I started looking for options to respond to the state of affairs at NBC News, a group of us began to wonder whether a union could be the answer.
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The sit-in also implied that the people responsible for this state of affairs are as unambiguously wrong as those whom Lewis faced down on the Edmund Pettus Bridge, in Selma, in 1965.
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At Harvard, it is just the normal state of affairs for bright graduates to go off to consult for businesses, just as it's normal for law professors to lend their expertise to businesses.
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Given this bleak state of affairs, it's all the more important to showcase efforts to support rights on the state level that could serve as models as the fight moves into new legislatures.
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In golf, there are strong opinions on both sides of golf's "distance debate" — to learn how the golf ball contributed to the current state of affairs, make sure to watch the video above.
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"The current state of affairs is unfortunate, and images like the one created and circulated by the Red Cross make things worse," Ebony Rosemond, head of Black Kids Swim, told the Washington Post.
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This wasn't quite a Speed scenario — no terrorists aboard, just a clueless and stubborn bus driver who didn't know his new route — but it felt almost allegorical of our current state of affairs.
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A no-bid contract for critical consumer protection would be a sad state of affairs, even if the credit agency chosen for the job hadn't been taken to task by hackers earlier this year.
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"It's a sad state of affairs when our key allies on the ground, who've shed blood and thousands of lives for our fight against ISIS, are to be well and truly abandoned," he said.
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Applied to stories, it does nothing to address real material and ideological reasons why every character is read as white and presents a superficial fix that normalizes this state of affairs as a solution.
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The result of that state of affairs is that the winning party always sees its majority as threatened; correspondingly, the losing party perpetually views itself as one "wave" election away from unified party government.
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And in May of this year, 56-year-old Vui Hieu Vo was sentenced to four and a half years in jail for Facebook posts that allegedly "distorted" the country's political state of affairs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The works of Bilge Friedlaender, in her exhibit Words, Numbers, Lines, currently on view at Istanbul's ARTER, perfectly summarized the state of affairs in the city right now.
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Thousands of people from around the world will be flocking the streets of Rio de Janeiro during the 217 Olympic Games, but the country's political and economic state of affairs is anything but festive.
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"The current state of affairs is a free-for-all," said Angela McArthur, who directs the body donation program at the University of Minnesota Medical School and formerly chaired her state's anatomical donation commission.
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And it's worth remembering that even as late as October 2007, polls showed Hillary Clinton was still trouncing Barack Obama among black voters — a state of affairs that changed dramatically after Obama won Iowa.
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But they offered a more detailed restatement of arguments he and other Fed officials have made in recent weeks warning that the current state of affairs may be about as good as it gets.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump spoke on four TV news shows Tuesday morning, delivering a characteristically blunt assessment of the state of affairs in Europe and the world in the face of radical Islamic terrorism.
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The same data for the current quarter shows Google's operating system capturing 97 percent of the market, and it's just not clear what, if anything, Apple can do to change this state of affairs.
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Maduro's support is thin, and he has loyalists in important positions instead of competent people, a state of affairs that leads to the undoing of authoritarian governments like the one in Venezuela, Smilde said.
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Nothing. Per the current state of affairs, every one of the intentional voter suppression techniques that preemptively or at point of sale quash votes that are likely to go to Democrats remains in place.
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Fifty-eight percent of respondents to the survey said that they do not see the current state of affairs at the U.S.-Mexico border as an emergency, while 220006 percent said that it is.
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" The duo also claimed they are working to make it up to their fans as soon as possible, adding, "We hope the state of affairs between the 2 countries can be resolved someday soon.
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Over the course of eight years, Obama's pronouncements steadily became, not motivational instruments or representations of a desired state of affairs, but feats of political transubstantiation, where, if he utters them, words become reality.
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The moribund state of affairs here in Nicaragua becomes most apparent at night, particularly in Managua and other cities, when fear of paramilitary forces and criminals taking advantage of the disorder drives Nicaraguans indoors.
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While that state of affairs may not be what fans will have wanted to hear, it would be wrong to say that the cars are not louder, because, according to raw data, they are.
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This state of affairs wasn't unique to the Salk: Women make up a similar share of senior faculty at similar research institutions, and just 19803 percent of tenured biology professors at elite public universities.
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So goes the split-screen state of affairs these days as Metro wraps up a yearlong, more than $150 million maintenance blitz aimed at bringing its aging infrastructure back from the brink of collapse.
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As the Wigdor cases proceed through the legal system — a process that could cost millions in legal fees and that could take years — the state of affairs could grow even uglier for all parties.
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"Under the current state of affairs, there is considerable doubt over whether millions of individuals will continue to be able to afford vitally important care," House lawyers wrote in a brief earlier this month.
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The election of businessman-turned-politician Cyril Ramaphosa as leader of the country's ruling African National Congress (ANC), over incumbent president Jacob Zuma, in December was an indictment of the current state of affairs.
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The comments from Fischer, a dove who has supported a rate hike, come even as other Fed officials have recently said the current state of affairs may be about as good as it gets.
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Zekulin of Canopy Growth said that while legalization in Canada hasn't immediately changed the state of affairs when it comes to marijuana banking, he expects that conversations with banks will continue to get easier.
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Which brings us to the current state of affairs in St. Patrick's homeland, whose prime minister, Leo Varadkar, and other government officials are presently in the U.S. promoting Ireland and its business-friendly atmosphere.
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Her work from this period is unbylined — few reporters were accorded bylines then — a state of affairs she pronounced as being for the best: It simultaneously spared her parents familial anxiety and social indignity.
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"This seemed a welcome state of affairs to Susini, whose limitless ambition was to create, himself, an entirely new set of circumstances, as part of what he believed was a revolution," Mr. Henissart wrote.
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And, perhaps more important, today we seem to be on the cusp of a return to a more regular state of affairs, where the large states of Asia will again be the globe's hegemons.
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With the case currently tied up in appeals, the plaintiffs wanted to make sure the current state of affairs with respect to climate change doesn't get worse as the wheels of justice slowly turn.
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As I, and others, have strenuously argued previously, the world needs political scientists (and other experts) to remain vigilantly engaged because the state of affairs in the world is unsettling, uncertain, and sometimes dangerous.
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But Calypso is not a series of metaphors through which we can understand the current state of affairs, however necessary it may be for writers to help us grasp our place in the world.
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Investors appeared to grow accustomed to an economic backdrop of lackluster growth and inflation, a state of affairs that ensured powerful global central banks would continue to support markets with a range of policies.
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It's a state of affairs that prompted the free market think tank National Center for Policy Analysis to examine the reasons why America's economy, while growing, has yet to recapture its long-term trend rate.
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Black Emperor, City of Caterpillar, Envy, and American Football have pushed back against this state of affairs over the last couple of years, releasing material that reminds listeners that taking your time is still cool.
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The Declaration of Independence holds its truths to be 'self-evident' … What Americans have confronted lately is a state of affairs in which many of our most basic paradigms are no longer obvious to everyone.
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This dynastic rule has set up huge problems in Westeros since the beginning of Thrones, as the death of Robert Baratheon (Mark Addy) left a vacuum open for the continent's current horrific state of affairs.
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That state of affairs, the gambit presumably runs, would be enough to persuade lawmakers to help push through Mr Trump's travel bans from some Muslim countries, which have so far been thwarted by the courts.
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It's a little unclear how we went from Wu Tang's earnest obsession to the current state of affairs, where it seems that the demeaning of Asians is done almost as casually as a hometown shoutout.
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WeWork employees are upset with the state of affairs at the coworking company, which has gone from one of the most promising public stock offerings of 2019 to near implosion in a matter of months.
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Esther Perel, best-selling author of The State Of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity, told Refinery29 in 2015 that flirting outside of your monogamous relationship is only a problem if you're doing it for the wrong reasons.
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Doubt, which was redeveloped after failing to garner a pickup at the network last pilot season, marked Heigl's return to primetime after her short-lived NBC series State of Affairs was canceled after one season.
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It's a sorry state of affairs—budding gaming journalists not only have to be vigilant about what they're producing for what reward but also to whom they're applying to work for in the first place.
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That sad state of affairs began to change earlier this year, when California craft beer powerhouse Sierra Nevada shipped its take on the tart, saltwater anachronism to the delight of Sour Patch Kids fans everywhere.
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While we could listen to the opinion of message board dwellers and take artists for days, it's important to ask the creators of the genre what their opinion is on the current state of affairs.
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"Essentially we can describe the current state of affairs in Asia as one of contested US primacy ... China does not have anywhere near the quality or depth of alliances that the US has," he said.
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Startup founders and startup investors are going through changesA few inquiring minds have asked why we chose the title Founder Frenemies for our special report on the state of affairs in Silicon Valley's startup scene.
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In his speech announcing his retirement, Flake denounced the "complicity" of his own party in what he called an "alarming and dangerous state of affairs" under Trump and blamed the President for setting the tone.
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Interest rates are on hold for now — Federal Reserve officials have indicated as much and the market believes it — but the state of affairs could be fleeting amid an ever-changing set of economic conditions.
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" Cramer used a quote from the late legendary investor, Sir John Templeton, to explain the current state of affairs: "Bull markets are born on pessimism, grown on skepticism, mature on optimism, and die on euphoria.
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We've had to go back and get releases from the parties involved, so that everyone understands that this is the state of affairs, and there are no rights to go back and ask for more.
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Like many noise albums, the latest release from the solo project of Fuck Buttons's Benjamin John Power is rich for exploring the carnival of disgust and absurdity that is the world's current state of affairs.
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Perhaps Left Alive will be the mecha version of Adam Curtis' Hypernormalisation, and try to say something about this general state of affairs, but it seems more likely to only show us something dismally familiar.
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The meetings are typically highly choreographed affairs, with everything from the way the two leaders shake hands to the looks that they exchange and the actual words spoken offering glimpses into the state of affairs.
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"The whole point of it was how I thought it was a sad state of affairs that, as a people, as the human race, we need to remind people that black lives matter," he says.
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One explanation for this bizarre state of affairs, in which society invests heavily in those headed for economic success while ignoring those falling behind, is the widespread belief that everyone can be a college graduate.
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Happily, these two books serve not only as antidotes for this disheartening state of affairs, but also as primers for adults on how to read picture books properly: as works of visual and textual art.
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But in the first episode, "Winter," Luke and Lorelai are happily committed to one another, living together, but not married or engaged — a state of affairs on which Emily Gilmore, as always, has strong opinions.
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One is a reconciliatory phrase that's now a terrifying pub game of its own; one is a sad state of affairs; one is a puffed up sort of person (also clued really cutely, I thought).
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"How can Vivendi avoid responsibility for the state of affairs at (Telecom Italia) when it was in charge for so long and the new board has been seated for so little time?" the company added.
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A recent article in the Washington Post, "Behind the chaos: Office that vets Trump appointees plagued by inexperience," details an alarming state of affairs in the little known but quite important Office of Presidential Personnel.
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Her efforts to accept the state of affairs are reversed when a mysterious man comes into her life and makes Daniela realize that she can't and doesn't want to silently put up with her circumstances.
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"It is a sad state of affairs, but people are becoming more accustomed to uncertainty being part of their lives," said Claudia D'Arpizio, a partner at Bain who specializes in the luxury and fashion industries.
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Much as they miss their neighbors, there is one silver lining to the current state of affairs: Mr. Hamilton and Ms. Martin have the bathroom they once shared with four other rooms all to themselves.
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To be fair, the beginnings of this baleful state of affairs preceded Mr. Trump's historic TV debut, and it is doubtful that the President had any idea where his reality star status eventually would lead.
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One of the Supreme Court judges, Sharad Arvind Bobde, said the situation in Kashmir, where thousands have died since an armed rebellion against Indian rule began three decades ago, as "a terrible state of affairs".
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Needless to say, this dreary state of affairs cannot be allowed to persist, and the bracing news brought by the sequel, "Independence Day: Resurgence," is that the aliens have returned, to harvest Earth's molten core.
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The survey of over 150,000 people from 57 countries by German polling firm Dalia Research and Alliance of Democracies Foundation found that even in democracies, 38% of people are dissatisfied with the state of affairs.
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It's a sad state of affairs, and we wish the performance art veterans would just meet up and have it out — as they did so many times in the past — rather than resorting to legal sparring.
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She described her paintings as tender portraits of a life she's trying to preserve, and her expression darkened slightly as she described the disconnect she feels with the volatile state of affairs in her native country.
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Kennedy insisted that he would resign from office if a situation ever arose where the national interest and his Catholic conscience were at odds, although he did not think such a state of affairs was likely.
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"They come into our country, they want to take it over," Trump said without naming "them," before lamenting the state of affairs in Germany, which has accepted the highest number of Syrian asylum-seekers in Europe.
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"Mark Woolhouse, a professor of infectious disease epidemiology at the University of Edinburgh, told The Associated Press in an email: "I don't think anyone right now can confidently predict the state of affairs come late summer.
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To highlight this sorry state of affairs, Ms Morone has resorted to what she calls "extreme capitalism": she registered herself as a company in Delaware in an effort to exploit her personal data for financial gain.
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But mostly, Mr. Sanders, who bitterly mentioned the news media's early depiction of him as a grumpy fringe protest candidate ("a GQ kind of guy," he said sarcastically) seemed pleased with the present state of affairs.
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If brought to reality, I believe Trump's positions would worsen a state of affairs in which the U.S. has by far the most privately owned guns and the highest rates of gun violence among developed nations.
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" In a Twitter storm following Putin's re-election, the editor-in-chief of Russian state-owned news outlet RT, Margarita Simonyan, put responsibility for this state of affairs on "Western politicians and analysts, journalists, and spies.
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Lithuanian officials are worried that Rosatom is using substandard Russian security systems that are likely much weaker than their Western equivalents – a state of affairs that analysts believe could pave the way for a nuclear disaster.
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Second, whether you're selling to consumers or businesses, it's much easier to convince customers when you're offering an incremental, iterative improvement to an existing state of affairs rather than trying to create an entirely new behavior.
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It's this state of affairs that Corey Pein, an investigative reporter and regular contributor to The Baffler, takes as his subject in Live Work Work Work Die: A Journey into the Savage Heart of Silicon Valley.
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At the meeting, we discussed the current state of affairs and started to think about how to "un-rig" the system here in Louisiana, brainstorming common sense solutions to solve the problems that plague our state.
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Such a state of affairs boggled my mind 30 years ago as a 19-year old Military Policeman who was given such power; and it boggles my mind today as a police researcher and university professor.
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But the Sunday discussions also revealed partisan alliances, as both sides were quick to downplay accountability for the state of affairs as the midterm campaign enters its final full week before Election Day on Nov. 85033.
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So bad has this state of affairs become that President Obama has urged students on college campuses to be open to those who may not share their views and to maintain a culture of civil engagement.
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So long as Californians continue to lack any practical incentive to buy earthquake insurance, they will continue to pursue the risky development practices and public-policy decisions that have led to the current state of affairs.
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What mattered, though, was less the six-month sentence—as Stassa Edwards notes, the usual state of affairs is for rapists not to go to jail at all—and more the clear motivation behind the leniency.
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If the 20th-century American theologian Reinhold Niebuhr were to comment on the current state of affairs, he would warn us against cynicism and idealism, writes Wilfred M. McClay, a historian at the University of Oklahoma.
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Investors appeared to grow accustomed to an economic backdrop in which growth and inflation remained lackluster, a state of affairs that ensured powerful global central banks would continue to support markets with a range of policies.
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So the president is at once more dangerous and less so, more unconstrained and yet easier to balk, more liberated and more isolated — a strange state of affairs even by the strange standards of this administration.
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One of them, recounting the propaganda of the day, chillingly recalls how "The Left became a demon that had to be eliminated," a state of affairs that evokes both a distant past and our immediate present.
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It is a sad commentary on the state of affairs in Pakistan that the best hope on all these fronts after Mr. Sharif's fall from power — remarkably, his third ouster — is that things don't get worse.
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As a result, it has slipped to fourth in many Grand Slam pecking orders — an unsatisfactory state of affairs with Paris and the rich hues of the red clay in the fading light for a backdrop.
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The film exquisitely conjures a period in which it was common for a bright young woman to defer to a man; an imbalance of experience and power was often taken as a natural state of affairs.
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"It's a sad state of affairs that for the first time, Chairman [Chuck] Grassley has decided to go it alone and take a partisan approach, producing the most minimal amount of documents for the public," Sen.
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Art and artists can hardly be blamed for this state of affairs, but it is difficult to square crowd-pleasing writers' festival speeches about how much writing matters with how little it has achieved so far.
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