Then we have countries around the world that are embracing policies that they're using to stifle competition, stifle innovation, and really limit free expression.
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Overly strict laws that stifle innovation are no laughing matter.
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It's best to harness that energy than to stifle it.
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Critics say Erdogan is using the law to stifle dissent.
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I stifle a laugh thinking about how strange life is.
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If Silicon Valley can't attract talent, this could stifle innovation.
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"It would be wonderful," she said, pausing to stifle sobs.
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Critics say he is using the law to stifle dissent.
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Mr Xi may well prefer to stifle democracy even more.
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He is with us and our tears we must stifle.
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They fear that such rules will stifle investment in broadband.
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No need to stifle any impulses to gasp or laugh.
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It's important to consider whether apprenticeships will stifle those tendencies.
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When you stifle investment, innovation slows and job growth declines.
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We should not stifle legitimate discussion to protect a candidate.
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Republicans worry the deal could stifle smaller independent media voices.
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Government must create frameworks that enable, rather than stifle, industry.
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Richard Nixon tried to stifle the investigation of a burglary.
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Whether regulations stifle economic growth is the subject of debate.
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He has repeatedly argued that labor regulations stifle economic growth.
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That could exacerbate budget deficits and stifle the U.S. economy.
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Piping music into a stadium can stifle an organic atmosphere.
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So the options seem to be either contaminate or stifle.
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However, he said, a blanket approach could stifle American competitiveness.
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For one thing, there are ways to stifle an erection.
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It saved my life, and it didn't stifle my creativity.
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Rolling back net neutrality rules would stifle innovation and choice online.
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Many in the industry argued that the regulations would stifle business.
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Critics say the law is intended to stifle dissent before elections.
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That could stifle growth and deter the investment the NTP seeks.
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She had to stifle her laugh at him echoing her thoughts.
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There's no evidence that Google manipulates information to stifle conservative voices.
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There are other ways to stifle your noise, too, of course.
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But banning a drug does not stifle customer demand for it.
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They could starve a startup or stifle a voice of dissent.
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Must we allow others to stifle our rights by exercising theirs?
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But regulators squashed the venture on worries it would stifle competition.
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The Paris agreement would stifle the U.S. economy and slow innovation.
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More than 50 countries have passed laws that stifle citizen groups.
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Don't be afraid of appearing selfish and don't stifle your sounds.
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Tech companies, broadly speaking, argue that such laws will stifle innovation.
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It also imposes internet blackouts as a way to stifle dissent.
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But these rules can also simultaneously stifle these new transportation methods.
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And Italy enlisted Libyan militias to stifle migration across the Mediterranean.
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Not only does not listening appear disrespectful, it can stifle creativity.
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Foreign businesses fear the measures will be used to stifle competition.
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Red tape, lack of access to finance and skills shortages stifle entrepreneurship.
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When government gets in the way of all that, you stifle growth.
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A capitalistic society despises monopolies, because they stifle -- among other things -- innovation.
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The staff does not tolerate political ideologies that they feel stifle speech.
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Maldonado jumped on her and covered her mouth to stifle her cries.
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But censoring honest and descriptive labels would stifle competition and harm consumers.
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He&aposs untangling regulations that choke, stifle American businesses large and small.
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But all that success can't stifle the pressures of the female condition.
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But the regional government chose to stifle the highway safety protests anyway.
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Some worry that too narrow a focus on prices could stifle development.
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Their little act of censorship served only to stifle an important discussion.
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In Burundi, the government is using human rights violations to stifle dissent.
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Then she claps her hand over her mouth to stifle a giggle.
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Critics of the new tax also say that it could stifle innovation.
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Should Trump's agenda show signs of slowing, that could stifle animal spirits.
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But a new bill threatens to stifle these entrepreneurs and kill jobs.
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WHENEVER dictators stifle dissent, the art which most often survives is music.
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On Tuesday, it was A. J. Griffin's turn to stifle the Yankees.
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Polarization and fragmentation increase through 'enemyfying' and stifle participation and self-expression.
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Black conservatives feared its programs would stifle initiative and contribute to dependency.
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The power to select content is also the power to stifle content.
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But we shouldn't stifle innovation or wait for potential disruptions to respond.
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They argued that government regulation could stifle innovation in cryptocurrency and blockchain.
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Yes. Does that stifle innovation and some level of creativity and competition?
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Google would likely argue it did not ban Gab to stifle competition.
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Mainly, he says the significance proposal might work to stifle scientific progress.
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They worry that these sensitivities stifle dialogue and intimidate people into silence.
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Mr. Chen has even had to train himself to stifle his envy.
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That can complicate arguments that the services harm consumers or stifle competition.
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A Democratic takeover of one or both chambers could stifle Trump's agenda.
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But doing right can't in any way stifle its reckless, headstrong comedy.
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Critics fear it may be used to stifle opponents of the government.
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I know firsthand how fear can erode neighborhood unity and stifle progress.
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Shlomo, for starters, has to stifle the urge to talk too much.
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But intensified ideological controls on academia will stifle creativity and critical thinking.
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Yet that same authority can stifle competition in sectors that need it.
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Conflict means the authorities cannot stifle the voices of the dissatisfied public.
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Want to stifle growth for mom-and-pop shops coast to coast?
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In unified government, partisan loyalties routinely stifle serious challenges to presidential prerogatives.
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Instead, they maintain that the rule would stifle innovation and harm productivity.
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And no persona, no matter how artfully devised, can stifle a reflex.
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But civil libertarians worry the government is simply trying to stifle dissent.
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Opponents argue that such concentrated media power would stifle smaller, independent outlets.
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Rules stifle naysayers who might rein in gullible or overly exuberant investors.
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" Zuckerberg, clearly trying to stifle a laugh, replied, "Senator, we run ads.
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"The goal here is not to stifle technological progress," Mr. Torres said.
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Ought I therefore be ashamed of my shame and stifle its expressions?
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The United States was abusing "legal procedure to stifle Huawei", it said.
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But trying to stifle the press isn't going to help their cause.
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Any visit from a White House official seeking to stifle journalists is disturbing.
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Don't ever let anyone stifle who you are and how your express yourself.
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This would stifle climate research at nongovernmental entities in the U.S. and abroad.
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It was really hard for the Senate majority leader to stifle his smile.
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The Southeast Asian country has been intensifying its efforts to stifle online speech.
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Arlyn rubbed his shoulder, clasping her hand over her mouth to stifle tears.
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Losing the Norian House did not stifle Brewster's vision to reconfigure the world.
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Worse, it could stifle computer coders and others in the high-tech epicenter.
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Wanting to be respectful of the moment, I stifle the urge to laugh.
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Such a battle would lead to higher prices and could stifle international trade.
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By providing barriers to entry and early-warning systems, data can stifle competition.
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Big tech fears that rushed regulation could stifle innovation and hurt their businesses.
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We must elect a president who will unleash our economy, not stifle it.
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He denied charges by opponents that it was an attempt to stifle dissent.
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Headlines Hammond warns over French effort to stifle City with red tape on.ft.
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She would stifle our energy industry and drive up electricity and gas prices.
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And they can't stifle or censor controversial speech on their networks either. Sen.
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Finally, an education system that undervalues critical thinking skills will stifle market competitiveness.
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Bell couldn't stifle her laughter for long ... and Ushery knew he was screwed.
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Big polluters spend millions of dollars each year trying to stifle climate action.
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It's a route the authorities in charge most often take to stifle protest.
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Don't ever let anyone stifle who you are and how you express yourself.
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"It doesn't stifle things in actuality, it does mentally," says one rancher's wife.
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Rather, the proposal would stifle innovation and discourage new technology from being deployed.
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Without these conditions, a proposal meant to increase innovation may well stifle it.
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Beijing's plans may include national security legislation that could help stifle antigovernment demonstrations.
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"Everywhere I go I'm asked if the universities stifle writers," she once said.
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Mallory Pugh then saw goalkeeper Roxanne Barker stifle her breakaway in the 21st.
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If this happens, the clerical regime will make every effort to stifle discontent.
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Price controls are bad for American consumers, and they will stifle medical innovation.
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Perhaps a cap would stifle that traffic threat—or, maybe, it's too late.
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Historically, the racially motivated law was meant to stifle the burgeoning jazz scene.
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Unfortunately, the forces my parents battled 50 years ago continue to stifle democracy.
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But the oppressive heat on this occasion could not stifle Mr. Cox's exhilaration.
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But it can also be a place where rigid bureaucracies stifle all creativity.
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To stifle her screams, she asserted, he covered her mouth with his hand.
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Media watchdogs accused the Roman Catholic Church of looking to stifle press freedom.
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Chen Qiushi (China) Journalist missing as Chinese authorities stifle reporting on coronavirus outbreak.
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I not only could not stifle controversy among your readers — I welcome it.
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The fear is that Beijing is using this leverage to stifle critical views.
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Apple argues that the new rules would stifle innovation, which the EU rejects.
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He previously said the changes made to appease Democrats could stifle free trade.
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Aside from creating potential conflicts of interest, the industry presence can stifle complaints.
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He has been known to stifle newcomers wanting to get into the ring.
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They see them as an attempt to stifle workers' ability to challenge management.
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This does nothing except cost Brookline property owners money and stifle new development.
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The White House seemed to seek to stifle speculation of any immediate announcement.
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Indeed, overly broad copyright enforcement powers can stifle both creativity and free expression.
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It was about market dominance and the software giant's tactics to stifle innovation.
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But it must be done in a way that doesn't stifle innovation, he said.
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Was Trump revoking Brennan security clearance an attempt to stifle his freedom of speech?
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It's a slow squeeze or blockade that hopes to stifle, frustrate and distract Google.
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Not only doesn't Title II help innovation, Shapiro says, but it might stifle it.
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" Taking a pause to stifle his laughter, Perry continued, "So, Merry Christmas to everybody.
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But the sanctions may stifle Iran's long-term plans to expand its oil industry.
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Critics of net neutrality are quick to point out that it could stifle innovation.
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Using the CFAA to stifle innovation is certainly not what it was intended for.
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Opposition leaders accuse the government of using militancy as an excuse to stifle dissent.
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But Poetsch sought to stifle any speculation about Mueller potentially growing weary of office.
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Critics have long claimed the rules are heavy-handed and stifle innovation in broadband.
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But Poetsch sought to stifle any speculation about Mueller potentially growing weary of office.
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And it is going to stifle business startups who are using the social media.
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Economists have warned that protectionist measures could stifle international trade and hurt global growth.
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Pai, a Republican appointee, sees this proposed legislation as an attempt to stifle innovation.
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It also urged an end to laws that have been used to stifle dissent.
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President Richard Nixon secretly asked his staff to have the CIA stifle the FBI.
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They also worried such an approach would stifle competition and create a huge monopoly.
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The DOL should ensure that federal regulations foster that creativity, rather than stifle it.
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"We've gone through great lengths not to stifle free speech," the school administrator said.
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Pro-Palestinian groups complained that it was designed to stifle opposition to Israeli policies.
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The high comes despite the South Korean government's attempt to stifle the cryptocurrency craze.
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At best, it would be highly partisan; at worst, it could stifle the economy.
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Supporters of the measure dispute critics who say it would stifle pro-Palestinian activism.
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They also can stifle competition from other generics, leading to higher prices for patients.
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In recent years, critics have contended that those deals allowed Facebook to stifle competition.
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Now he has shown himself willing to stifle parliamentary democracy to achieve his aims.
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Opponents of the plan argue it would de-incentivize investments and stifle economic growth.
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So why, they ask, should he be expected to stifle his most potent megaphone?
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But one Trump policy that actually could stifle the economy, Kelly said, is immigration.
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McKinsey says Mr Alix is engaged in a vendetta that aims to stifle competition.
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We're encouraged the report recognizes Twitter's proactive work to stifle inauthentic activity at source.
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Musk has denied wrongdoing and accused the SEC of trying to stifle free speech.
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It's also targeting regulations designed to stifle competition rather than foster safety and innovation.
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They prevent the publication of unfavorable news, decide union disputes, and stifle political protests.
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But it's a tactic normally used by authoritarians, not democracies, to stifle dissent. 7.
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He also argued the bill would stifle violent crime against employees and store owners.
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Simply put, the Stifle Tower is both a rim protector and a rim intimidator.
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Cable and television companies have lashed out against the proposal, saying it could stifle innovation.
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It pushes MPs beyond the traditional, single-issue committees that tend to stifle policy imagination.
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Twitter has rolled out a slew of updates since then, designed to stifle abusive behavior.
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To stifle that or slow it down, it would have just felt like enormous regret.
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But activists insist the ban is really intended to stifle free speech and political dissent.
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It was later fined again for similarly using its Android operating system to stifle competition.
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I'm not wedded to the education establishment that wants to stifle innovation and school choice.
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In response to the criticism, Comey said he "hoped" the letter didn't stifle her campaign.
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Historically, however, scathing remarks from famous investors have done little to stifle its price growth.
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Strickman imagines that additional resources could help stifle potential outbreaks more effectively, wherever they emerge.
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"There is a huge danger that the precedent set will stifle future impeachments," he said.
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Renewable energy producers had worried that removing priority dispatch mechanisms completely would stifle future investments.
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Many vaping advocates say they're competing with Big Tobacco, which they fear will stifle innovation.
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Generally, ISPs have argued net neutrality rules "stifle innovation" and force them to increase costs.
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Chris Christie, to try to stifle any further conversation about matters connected to the probe.
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That divide continues to hinder reconciliation and stifle Bosnia's progress toward integration with Western Europe.
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In the final five minutes of a close game, how do you stifle this offense?
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A new study exposes the sugar industry's decades-old effort to stifle that critical research.
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This, the Justice Department argues, is a company so large that it could stifle competition.
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Under President Xi Jinping, China has sought more overtly to stifle dissent in Hong Kong.
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And authoritarians who stifle enterprise, dispense arbitrary justice and abuse their people ultimately will fail.
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Rights activists worry that anti-fake news laws could be used to stifle free speech.
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The point is to not stifle the flow of ideas because that only stifles progress.
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Some lenders warned the proposed measures could in fact stifle competition rather than encourage it.
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The suit accuses "university administrators and campus police" of "repressive actions" to stifle free speech.
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There are fears Amazon's entry could further stifle traditional retailers and suppress prices and inflation.
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It would stifle commerce, significant commerce, between our two countries that benefits both of us.
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They might perceive another effort by the establishment to stifle change they feel is overdue.
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Some kids have fewer personal responsibilities these days, which can stifle their sense of independence.
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No one would be threatening to derail their ambitions, stifle their educations, throttle their dreams.
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Berkeley's subsequent unconstitutional "major events policy" was used solely in attempts to stifle conservative events.
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Today, experts say, students and faculty stifle speech themselves, especially if it involves conservative causes.
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The goofy visuals are enough to make the famously giggly Fallon stifle laughter at points.
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Chances are that cultural pressures may stifle your confidence to take the time you need.
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European allies fear Erdogan is using the investigations to stifle opposition and undermine the judiciary.
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They discussed different ways to guard the post, stifle pick-and-rolls, and attack switches.
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The Justice Department sued in July to block the deal, saying it would stifle competition.
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Corporate money in politics influences energy policy and can stifle renewable growth and climate solutions.
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Critics said the move was intended to stifle popular efforts to overturn Mr. Orban's policies.
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If you punish small failures, you'll just stifle innovation, experimentation and proactivity in your office.
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This alone may stifle regulatory action as much as the limits on net regulatory costs.
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We can stifle or stimulate innovation regardless of how we obtain insurance and deliver care.
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And a new economy veering toward monopoly and individual contracting has helped stifle labor growth.
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Very much like government: it protects us, but it can also suffocate and stifle us.
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There is no way to stifle this question, which is the foundation of all criticism.
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There is pressure building that could stifle these projects as well as smaller distributed ones.
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The bill's proponents say it's intended to preserve Parliament's honour and efficiency, not stifle criticism.
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Pastrana doesn't let mistakes, or the fear of failing, stop him or stifle his passion.
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But it also speaks to concern about the country's economic health, which could stifle investment.
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These same dynamics threaten to stifle the latest wave of Arab protests, according to experts.
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Laws are still on the books that can be used as tools to stifle dissent.
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"When you stifle competition you offer consumers fewer choices and ultimately higher airfares," he said.
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Congress should not pass overbearing new laws that could stifle innovation and hurt the economy.
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Or do you worry that more government regulation will stifle innovation in the tech industry?
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The second-seeded Spartans needed a late surge to stifle No. 15 Bradley, 76-65.
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If the merger goes through it would further stifle competition, giving consumers even fewer choices.
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The email seems to join other attempts by the Trump administration to stifle executive agency communications.
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Activists worry that laws aimed at stopping "fake news" could be used to stifle free speech.
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Whitaker's appointment as acting attorney general sparked concern that he might try to stifle Mueller's investigation.
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The business model of utilities seems designed not to speed up innovation but to stifle it.
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However, experts say it will increase online censorship, stifle innovation, and make everyone less safe online.
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They argued that the regulator was imposing burdensome rules on ISPs that could stifle online innovation.
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We need to ensure that we don't stifle innovation, while still allowing for regulation where necessary.
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I'm more reserved, so I didn't want to come off as trying to stifle his shine.
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That agreement could "stifle innovation in these markets, to the detriment of consumers," the commission writes.
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They have bought 519 firms, often embryonic rivals, in the past decade, and may stifle them.
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The U.S. government has moved to block the Cigna-Anthem deal, saying it would stifle competition.
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If Dotcom loses the case, Rothken warned that it could stifle innovation in the cloud sector.
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Critics said Hong Kong authorities have brought such charges to stifle freedom of expression and assembly.
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The regime used similar tactics to stifle and eventually snuff out rebels in Homs last year.
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Lungu denies there is a government corruption problem or that police are used to stifle dissent.
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And then there is a role of policy that protects the user and doesn't stifle innovation.
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But in healthcare, structural shortfalls of the market stifle choice and competition and drive up cost.
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The last thing that I'd want to do is stifle that innovation or kneecap American companies.
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After all, it replicates the cutthroat-but-genius strategy that McConnell used to stifle Barack Obama.
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Bad habits slow you down, decrease your accuracy, make you less creative and stifle your performance.
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Hanna Hopko, head of the Ukrainian parliament's foreign affairs committee, said the amendment would stifle debate.
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In the past 18 months it has rammed through new laws to stifle independent labour movements.
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"Do not stifle their interest in learning — no matter how annoying the question 'why' can be."
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"All these restrictions allowed Google to protect its market share and stifle competition," Ms. Vestager said.
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Sixteen U.S. senators have asked the administration to pressure the International Monetary Fund to stifle it.
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Opponents of the bill had argued it trampled on free speech and could stifle academic debate.
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Such a duty, critics argue, could stifle innovation and unnecessarily punish billionaires merely for their success.
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As the year rolled on, the new administration continued to stifle the flow of climate information.
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The irony, of course, is that it's precisely those celebrations that the state seeks to stifle.
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Businesses swiftly pushed back against the Senate proposal, arguing that it could stifle research and investment.
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But he has big shoes to fill as the Boks believe Folau's absence will stifle Australia.
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"This bill has the potential to upend the consumer experience online and stifle innovation," Theran said.
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Left unchecked, infringement on IP has the potential to negate such investment and stifle future innovation.
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The department argued that the $85 billion deal would raise prices for consumers and stifle competition.
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This would then create a tiered system and stifle the free flow of information, they argue.
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"Regulations that curb choice and stifle access to credit have no place in our economy," Rep.
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But there is also a concern that such companies use their dominant position to stifle competition.
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Instead, to get ahead, women either learn to stifle those instincts, or get punished for them.
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In the United States, there is concern about Beijing's efforts to stifle dissent on college campuses.
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After the vote, Apple released a statement saying it believed that such regulations would stifle innovation.
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The Quran has 6,236 verses, none of which tell the faithful to stifle blasphemy by force.
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People are right to be concerned that the case could be used to stifle women's speech.
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Mr. Trump's threat was hardly the first time a president has sought to stifle the media.
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And we must stifle our stereotypical cynicism about the unfulfilled promise of those same baby boomers.
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Ms. Greenspon Rammelt, SmileDirectClub's chief legal officer, said state dental boards were trying to stifle competition.
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Critics of sanctions argue they would stifle the country's fledgling economy and hurt ordinary North Koreans.
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At the most innocuous level, this inability to talk openly will stifle innovation and business growth.
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The Sixers shot 83% for the entire game, meaning the zone helped stifle the Sixers offense.
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Monopolies such as Google, Amazon and Facebook concentrate capital and power and stifle innovation, they say.
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Trump administration officials delayed that deadline until 2022, saying that it didn't want to stifle innovation.
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On that same day, Wuhan barred people from leaving in a bid to stifle the outbreak.
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To strangle freedom of speech is to trample on human rights, stifle humanity, and suppress truth.
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Activists are claiming that new ownership would suppress queer and minority voices and stifle independent cinema.
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It also details the efforts taken by management to stifle the reporting of Harvey Weinstein's case.
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The United Nations has called on Thailand to stop using the laws to stifle free speech.
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It can stifle conversation, since decisions justified by threats to the homeland are insulated from criticism.
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They seek to stifle the questioning of state excess or actions by right-wing vigilante groups.
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That burden, they argue, would encourage companies to stifle more expressive conduct than the law requires.
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The world's most populous democracy is trying to stifle freedom of speech and religion yet again.
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He jumped on her and covered her mouth to stifle her cries as the shooter inched closer.
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Businesses often complain that high commercial lending rates, often around 18 percent or more, stifle corporate investment.
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You don't want to stifle your child's interest, but you also want to monitor their content intake.
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Many activists swiftly pointed the finger at the military, calling it part of efforts to stifle dissent.
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It was the first official confirmation of one of the most notorious KCIA operations to stifle dissent.
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That, they say, will stifle innovation and concentrate power in the hands a few very rich companies.
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The bill is the latest in a series of moves to stifle free speech in the country.
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Such action would only stifle innovation, limit choices, and ultimately hurt patients and consumers here in America.
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Yet another Turkish attempt to stifle criticism raised the ire of the Dutch -- including journalist Ebru Umar.
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EU officials and rights groups have accused Turkey of using broad anti-terrorism legislation to stifle dissent.
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"The main pointer I would give is try your hardest to stifle your own laughter," he said.
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But the Communications Ministry has refused on grounds Bezeq may use its market dominance to stifle competition.
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He says higher royalties and tax hikes could eat up his firm's profits and stifle future investment.
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It is also why China's cellphone company Huawei helped Iranian security forces to stifle dissent at home.
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Losing this election would benefit the far-left progressive agenda and stifle the president's America First agenda.
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Imposing substantial requirements on big tech companies must not stifle innovation or prevent smaller firms from thriving.
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Financial advisors who beat the save-early-and-often drum might want to stifle their agonized groans.
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Ed Markey, a Democrat from Massachusetts: If you can't stifle the press, then you attack them personally.
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Critics say the draft legislation could disrupt the internet in Russia and be used to stifle dissent.
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As you stifle a yawn around hour three this Sunday, thank your lucky stars it's not 2002.
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In a statement, Amnesty said the prosecution was part of a government campaign to stifle its critics.
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Eliminating cost-recovery mechanisms could stifle U.S. oil and natural gas production, impacting jobs and consumer affordability.
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Another complete effort — and maybe a power-play goal — will be required to stifle their Metropolitan rivals.
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These regions are prone to sinking air masses, which dry out the air and stifle any precipitation.
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The bottom line is that tariffs will increase the cost of American innovation and stifle our marketplace.
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For years now, Erdogan has been attempting to stifle dissent and consolidate power in his own office.
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Married to a calm and controlled breath, a state of mindfulness can often stifle your inner doubts.
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Opponents have criticized the new laws as an attempt to stifle criticism ahead of the country's election.
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It could help nurture a growing private sector space industry or potentially stifle it in its infancy.
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"We don't want to react too quickly, we do want to protect investors but not stifle innovation."
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Don't devise new ways to burden ordinary Americans and stifle the very economic turnaround you've help create.
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There have been failed diplomatic attempts by U.S. presidents for decades to stifle North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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Opponents of the transition said it could stifle online freedom by giving voting rights to authoritarian governments.
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At the same time, lawmakers and their allies have found other ways to stifle their opponents' speech.
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Much of government regulation — legislation that can stifle growth — is designed to discourage and punish bad behavior.
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They held their hands over their mouths to stifle cries of pain that could alert the attackers.
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The need to stifle the growth of terrorists who threaten us should again be our main objective.
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Others say the U.S. will have to show it has taken remedial steps to stifle future leaks.
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In other words, do not weep; forget laughter; stifle all sneezes and yelps; and never, ever sing.
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That's an inherent conflict that's going to stymie and stifle customer-side electricity markets until it's resolved.
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The Japanese veteran looked to stifle the daunting striking flurries of Swanson with his resilient wrestling game.
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He'd stifle laughter or something would go wrong and he'd swear a blue streak out of nothing.
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They know this deal will add cumbersome paperwork, stifle trade and ultimately see jobs leaving the country.
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Other cancellations Dublin's famous festival is only the latest global event shuttered to stifle the novel coronavirus.
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The coronavirus outbreak is set to stifle broader economic growth in Asia's third-largest economy, analysts say.
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The effect will be to stifle Huawei's ability to make both its smartphones and its networking equipment.
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The American people deserve transparency, something that the current administration has fought day after day to stifle.
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It's a blow to opponents who say the law is being used to stifle dissent before elections.
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And they have certainly not abandoned all efforts to stifle expression they deem morally indefensible or offensive.
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"The worst thing we could do is stifle the creativity, the energy they have," Mr. Clark said.
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Instead, politicians influenced by fossil fuel and utility companies are working feverishly to stifle renewable energy growth.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.) worked to stifle laughter as he received a note from Sasse and Scott.
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He added that he believes Democrats are attempting to stifle Republican voices with their shift toward impeachment.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.), the Natural Resources Committee's top Democrat, blasted efforts to stifle legislation by investors.
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A wealth tax could also stifle American innovation, Rubin added, though he didn't comment on specific proposals.
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Beijing officials say the US moves against the company are politically motivated attempts to stifle its business.
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The U.S. embassy in Hanoi said the use of criminal laws to stifle free speech was "disturbing".
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Media watchdogs accused the Roman Catholic Church of looking to muzzle its opponents and stifle press freedom.
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But as our rules and regulations are updated, protecting the environment must not stifle innovation and growth.
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The bill is also intended to stifle voices like Ms. Tlaib and Ms. Omar that back it.
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This status prohibits corporate bosses from abusing control over network infrastructure to stifle rivals or favor subsidiaries.
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But such extremists shouldn't be able to stifle what's otherwise a legitimate criticism or valid political discourse.
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WikiLeaks denies the accusation, and says Moreno was trying to stifle reporting of corruption allegations against him.
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I think it probably would have helped to stifle some of the infrastructure that they built off it.
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A measure to stifle the US Department of Agriculture was enacted, and then (partially) rescinded mere hours later.
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The halftime intermission didn't stifle Cincinnati's charge as the Bearcats opened the second with a 12-2 push.
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Weinstein came to a settlement with the women to stifle allegations that he had assaulted Chiu in 1990.
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Upon unboxing the Powerbeats Pro, you'll have to stifle a laugh at the size of their carrying case.
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The International Monetary Fund has said Sweden's high household debt levels could stifle other areas of the economy.
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In England critics see universities as hotbeds of anti-Brexit provocation and places where censorious students stifle debate.
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However, the opposition fears the bill would open tech companies up to endless lawsuits and stifle digital innovation.
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Government-run broadband would instead stifle competition and increase the risk of overreach by America's own security agencies.
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Max has plans to control Danny and stifle his powers – he even tries to kill him on stage.
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Are there any specific things that Congress should avoid doing that would stifle the development of autonomous vehicles?
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The first is that students' objections to views at variance with the Communist Party's might stifle academic debate.
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The big companies are pushing back against efforts to make data disclosures mandatory, arguing it could stifle competition.
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Google said it was worried the law would stifle innovation and the growth of the digital information ecosystem.
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" She adds, "It's teaching me to always live out loud, live your truth, don't let fear stifle you.
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They point to the corruption allegations and his government's push for laws that would, in effect, stifle critics.
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It follows an earlier HRW release last year on the increasing use of criminal laws to stifle dissent.
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And it also requires you to stifle any criticism you might have about the app or the government.
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Human rights groups and some of Turkey's Western allies fear Erdogan is using the crackdown to stifle dissent.
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That is a big task in a country that works hard to stifle dissent and sniff out spies.
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His slogan with the Phillies is "Be Bold," and he said he would celebrate individuality, not stifle it.
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POLICEMEN clutching battered AK-47s stifle yawns in the hot sun outside the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi.
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He suggested ISPs have no reason to discriminate between services, and they engender innovation rather than stifle it.
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Administration officials will want to stifle opposition and get supporters energized about backing the future bill, Lazio said.
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The opposition says the tight control of the media and political sphere is also used to stifle dissent.
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Just as he had against Volkan Oezdemir, Daniel Cormier was able to stifle much of Miocic's straight hitting.
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Crucially, Mr Xi needs to reverse his campaign against civil society and his efforts to stifle media debate.
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The hosts also emphasized the importance of spontaneity — and of learning to stifle the fear of sounding stupid.
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When you know that someone's just said something completely inaccurate, it's hard to stifle the urge to clarify.
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Champions of "deeper learning", an increasingly popular idea in American education, argue that today's teaching methods stifle understanding.
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But what if Beijing acts on its thinly veiled threats to stifle Hong Kong's protests with military force?
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He could try to stifle publication of Mueller's final report or could try to keep it from Congress.
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But this law has been abused to stifle religious freedom and to purge debate critical of President Putin.
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" Democratic Senator Ed Markey wrote on Twitter: "If you can't stifle the press, then you attack them personally.
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Their romance is a study of love and difference, of how pity and paternalism can stifle true communication.
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The possibility that he could use such a test to stifle criticism of his actions is almost unthinkable.
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For several minutes, they fought to keep quiet, but it was difficult for them to stifle their sobs.
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A lack of boldness can be problematic as it will stifle or derail one's career or life goals.
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It also reportedly helps to stifle hunger—a useful function in a country where food is notoriously scarce.
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The Mueller team found multiple instances where Trump tried to stifle a legitimate investigation into his own conduct.
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And as oil field guards fight to stifle the flames, ISIS have continued to deliberately disrupt their work.
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Activists in Russia and farther afield have denounced the law as another government measure to stifle civil rights.
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Politicians are also keen not to stifle innovation as London, Paris and Berlin jostle to lure fintech firms.
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They scared the life out of the record store owners—and tried to stifle demand from the middlemen.
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This abuse of the legal system is a malicious attempt to stifle a competitor and destroy personal reputations.
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We can do all that without overly-burdensome environmental policies that raise energy prices and stifle economic growth.
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Lance pretty much nails it: It'll stifle innovation and make U.S. tech companies less competitive with global ones.
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He cited concerns that doing so could lead to violations of state constitutions and stifle the bond market.
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The actress was more than a little taken aback, but still remained composed enough to stifle a laugh.
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The platforms won exemptions from many campaign finance provisions by arguing that the rules would stifle their growth.
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Failure to continue a robust investment in innovation will stifle every type of production, from organic to biotech.
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"Bill Barr has the authority, as the attorney general, to snuff out and stifle any investigation," Rossi said.
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Mr. Pruitt is also working to stifle the scientific advice that is so important for smart environmental policy.
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I've also learned not to stifle her, but to never stop holding her hand and opening the door.
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Normally, a country in Turkey's situation would raise interest rates to stifle inflation and stop the currency's slide.
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On Friday, Google unveiled new rules about communication in the workplace that workers worried could stifle employee activism.
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It concluded that "market forces, internalized assumptions and self-censorship" motivate newspapers and television networks to stifle dissent.
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So, the terror planted here by terrorists continues to stifle the economy and society in Iraq's second city.
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But experts have warned that regulators need to understand the space better so as not to stifle innovation.
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The Trump administration issued fresh sanctions Wednesday as it tries to stifle North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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This provision "would stifle economic growth by placing an undue burden on thousands of small businesses," OMB said.
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Rules to address waste do not harm jobs and stifle the growth of the oil and gas industry.
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The diminished spirit threatens to stifle innovation, professionalism and the long-held "can-do" ethos among the Chinese.
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"Such liability would stifle innovation as well as individuals' freedom of expression," it said in the white paper.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is increasingly employing a tactic used by authoritarians, not democracies, to stifle dissent.
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Likewise, the well-meaning yet ill-equipped government should not stifle the IoT security market's potential for growth.
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On the other hand, such arrangements can stifle secondary-market liquidity, and foist unfit companies onto public markets.
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Such disparities may stifle cross-border green capital flows; currently most buyers of Chinese green bonds are Asian.
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"The previous administration scorned domestic energy development and crafted the prior rule to deliberately stifle it," said Rep.
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Civil liberties advocates claim the country's actions are an attempt to stifle free speech and criticism of Duterte.
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One of the goals of arresting drug kingpins like El Chapo is to stifle the international drug trade.
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We must both embrace and encourage diversity, while repelling efforts to stifle free speech or impose new mandates.
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We only hamper that spirit by allowing the intellectual property system meant to inspire innovation to stifle it.
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And even where it can no longer lead to jail, charges can stifle criticism if courts award vast damages.
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Spiro co-founded Gun-Free UT and believes the presence of firearms at the campus will stifle original thought.
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Joe LaVorgna, chief U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank, countered Paulsen's optimism, saying gridlock would by contrast stifle growth acceleration.
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Many have questioned whether the move was intended to stifle Brennan, who has been a fierce critic of Trump.
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Telcos could use this power to stifle competition and innovation, by giving their own content and services unfair advantages.
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But the first week of the Trump administration has seen various efforts that could stifle communication with the public.
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I think it makes him more admirable that he's not just trying to stifle it or hide it himself.
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The Murdochs can argue that the deal will not stifle competition: 21st Century Fox does not own British papers.
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It's about raging against the "politically correct" elite that stifle honest truth-telling in the name of opposing racism.
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In a move to allay concerns that changes could stifle investment, the bill maintains "priority dispatch" for existing assets.
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Critics say Russian authorities are looking to tighten control of the Internet, threatening to stifle individual and corporate freedom.
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Creating roadblocks to drone use would stifle innovation, halt job creation and slow growth in this still-nascent industry.
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In addition to angering your colleagues, Bodnar adds that this sort of mentality will just stifle your professional development.
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Liberals cried foul, insisting that the Trump administration was trying to stifle criticism -- an abrogation of the 1st amendment.
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Abe's government has also proposed reforms to domestic regulations and trade barriers that protect Japanese industries but stifle growth.
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Critics say Russian authorities are looking to tighten control of the internet, threatening to stifle individual and corporate freedom.
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But to do this, federal policies must encourage, rather than stifle, more broadband development in hard-to-connect regions.
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The attack on aid workers comes as Afghan authorities and coalition allies struggle to stifle terror groups in Afghanistan.
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Some European countries are worried Turkey's anti-terrorism law is too broad and is being used to stifle dissent.
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Amazon, Facebook and Google are so large and face so little competition that they stifle productivity growth, economists say.
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Analysts said the data was not enough to stifle risk appetite, which in turn hurt the safe-haven yen.
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Our nation's agricultural industry would be hamstrung by costly and unnecessary land use restrictions, which would stifle growth opportunities.
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By this point in her testimony, a few jurors had their hands over their faces, presumably to stifle laughter.
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But many more are wary of oversight from government regulators, who they fear will misunderstand cryptocurrencies or stifle development.
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He suggested the attorney general could stifle its funding, and called for limits on the scope of the investigation.
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Toader wrote to European officials urging them to stifle her appointment, but she has received widespread support across Europe.
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German news readers struggled to stifle laughter when they read out the news of his promotion on July 14th.
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Airbnb faces, among other issues, serious competition from hotels, as well as increased regulation, which could stifle its growth.
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However, some see online reviews as a threat and would rather stifle free speech than risk a bad review.
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"This is an unfortunate turn by this administration and will continue to stifle oil and gas production," he said.
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While Republicans have tried to stifle the investigation thus far, that can change once the facts are out there.
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In fact, calls for civility historically are efforts to stifle struggles for improvement, to impede the progress of history.
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But raising taxes on the richest Americans will only stifle investment and job creation while actually increasing tax evasion.
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Federal regulations, executed poorly, have been shown to stifle creativity and learning and limit opportunities for innovation-fueled growth.
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"There is a real risk that police face recognition will be used to stifle free speech," the report said.
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It's imperative that the FCC not push through a regulation that would stifle needed investment in our rural communities.
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As with any broad and sweeping legislation, Dodd-Frank does have provisions that may serve to stifle economic growth.
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If they do so without adequate protections, the merger could stifle consumer choice and choke off America's beer renaissance.
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This burden will stifle growth and jeopardize the 2628 million jobs supported by America's oil and natural gas industry.
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Some FSA officials said the crypto industry now needs heavier regulatory approach, while not wanting to stifle its growth.
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"We would not like Congress to engage in traditional rulemaking because that would stifle development," said Volvo's Anders Karrberg.
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A lot of people who experience a dual consciousness have to pretend and stifle and suppress their real feelings.
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That has put Facebook, which has said it does not want to stifle free expression, in an awkward position.
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I couldn't explain the details — my work, Israel's settlements and the occupation, its unjust laws that stifle civil society.
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They're now looking for documents related to how the company allegedly leveraged access to user data to stifle competition.
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But let's push back when Xi tries to stifle free discussion not only in China but also in America.
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He also alleged that attempts by both governments to stifle dissent has played a part in the virus' spread.
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Apple has pushed back against such regulation, saying that it would stifle innovation and pose an inconvenience to consumers.
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Lawmakers should not stifle innovation and exploration but instead allow it to progress and grow under a watchful eye.
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But if there is one thing that seems to unite them, it is a will to stifle political dissent.
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And senior Republicans believe the specter of a chaotic witness debate could stifle the thirst for hearing new evidence.
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Many companies and institutions thus argued that this requirement would stifle much research, and the administration dropped the proposal.
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Maybe trying to stifle and disown the former makes the latter more brittle and false, more of an act.
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WASHINGTON — The homebuilders lobby fears that an ambitious rewrite of the entire tax code will stifle the housing market.
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To make coal work again, you also have to subsidize it and stifle the progress of other energy sources.
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European politicians accuse him of using the coup as a pretext for mass arrests and dismissals that stifle dissent.
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The French rival has also tried to stifle Mediaset's grand plan to build a Dutch-based pan-European broadcaster.
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Acting too aggressively could stifle pressures on wages and cut off part of the recovery from the 2008 crisis.
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Gobert, a French player known to Jazz fans as the Stifle Tower, is an imposing presence at the rim.
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The result is that a social and political norm intended to stifle the far right is now empowering it.
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Ultimately, we chose the philosophy that views our child as capable rather than trying to stifle his innate curiosity.
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Two years ago, European lawmakers rejected a proposal to tax robot-related enterprises amid concerns it would stifle innovation.
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But others involved in cryptocurrency, including Dr. Sirer at Cornell, are wary of regulation, fearing it could stifle innovation.
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In April, students and professors denounced the leadership of Peking University for trying to stifle activism about sexual harassment.
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Sometimes being alone served to stifle new ideas for me, and my doubts about my work tended to amplify.
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They are eager for peace, of course, though concerned that a newly empowered Taliban could further stifle girls' ambitions.
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Turkey's Western allies, particularly in Europe, have voiced concern Erdogan is using the coup as a pretext to stifle dissent.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey — an effort to stifle Mr. Christie in New Hampshire — and $22016 million against Mr. Cruz.
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Rights groups and some Western allies fear President Tayyip Erdogan is using the coup as a pretext to stifle dissent.
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"We need to make sure that as technology develops that policies and rules and laws don't stifle technology," he said.
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He said the moderators on /r/geopolitics subreddit seem quick to close threads about China in order to stifle discussion.
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The true motivation was to stifle outrage over 1MDB, a state-owned investment firm from which billions have gone missing.
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Patrick McHenry told CNBC on Wednesday he's concerned that the hearing on the Facebook-backed cryptocurrency libra will stifle innovation.
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Dr. Li's death also showed how online anger can occasionally slosh over the tall censorship walls built to stifle it.
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In a joint statement in June, they said the law had "increasingly been used to stifle criticism of the authorities".
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But lacking a majority in congress, and hoping not to stifle economic growth, he decided to reduce the deficit slowly.
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Really though, it's not a bad time to release a movie about a US president trying to stifle media organizations.
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According to NPR, Bush launched a five-week bombing campaign to stifle Iraqi forces, followed by an extensive ground assault.
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T cells could recognize cancer, but these inhibitory pathways stifle a complete T cell response, and you could block that.
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Third-party companies, however, say those apps aren't great and stifle them from really competing in the cable TV world.
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Unraveling net neutrality would stifle U.S. economic growth and innovation, and make it harder for our entrepreneurs to be successful.
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When the show is just "really good" instead of "amazing with things I've never seen before," we stifle a yawn.
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It's time to send a message to cities that stifle innovation and strangle economic opportunity: don't drive out ride-sharing.
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In some cases, it could even stifle changes that help keep the groups going, such as including outsiders or women.
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They worry that although these schools can provide the discipline missing in their pupils' lives, they can also stifle creativity.
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Silence can stifle healing, but a carefully chosen word may work to help bring life and healing to the soul.
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The end result is the same – they stifle innovation and delay progress by inserting the government into the free market.
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Current processes that treat software acquisition as interchangeable with hardware present significant barriers to innovation — if not stifle it altogether.
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And if so, to what extent those suits could hurt the financial future of media companies and stifle free speech.
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But whether the Portuguese midfield has the capacity of a Bastian Schweinsteiger or Toni Kroos to stifle France is questionable.
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Larkin seemed to stifle it a good amount—encouraging Lima to throw his less dexterous and often loopy right hand.
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On the eve of the title game, Williams softened his tone but defended his request to stifle questions about retirement.
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Congressional Democrats are once again preparing to make a push to roll back the court's decision and stifle free speech.
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The specter of national security, disseminated through the press, would stifle calls for reform in unrelated sectors of the government.
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By banning the broadcasting of information, the government doesn't just stifle debate and news; it also represses the nation's emotions.
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Local and international rights groups accuse him of increasingly trying to stifle opposition, in part with clampdowns by security forces.
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But Wu argued that concentrating all of the power can still stifle innovation and hurt consumers in the long term.
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Under President Xi Jinping, the authorities have pursued an intense drive of detentions, trials and convictions to stifle political dissent.
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Not respecting employees' personal lives or micromanaging so that employees only have orders can stifle creativity and even impact health.
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The Federal Trade Commission has attacked a number of these deals, saying they stifle competition and violate federal antitrust law.
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"The Russian government continues to stifle press freedom and media independence," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in a statement.
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They also stifle innovation and limit how banks and credit unions invest in basic financial products that reach the underbanked.
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Continuing to stifle positive economic engagement has negative effects on both countries' economies and poisons relations with Beijing more broadly.
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Adding another duplicative layer to federal regulation could stifle production ever further – with direct impacts on state and local revenues.
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They want to make sure universities don't continue to stifle complaints under the guise of due process for the accused.
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It made me realize the weight of expectations that stifle and limit you as soon as you become a mom.
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Clinton has aimed to stifle interest in her emails, Mr. Trump has seized on Mr. Comey's announcement with exuberant glee.
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She said the tool completely thwarted Republicans' attempt to stifle the protest, which the GOP branded as a publicity stunt.
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Like Trump, Navarro has been skeptical of previous trade deals, insisting they're abused by international competitors and stifle American manufacturing.
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He carried the box to the dining table and haphazardly dumped out the contents, forcing me to stifle a groan.
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Israeli politicians say the proposed law will amount to attempt to whitewash history, and stifle further scholarship on the Holocaust.
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By contrast, imposing federal limitations on how companies decide to use their capital would stifle innovation and opportunity in America.
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Let us stifle under mud at the pond's edge and affirm that it is fitting and delicious to lose everything.
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The impetus for Monday's announcement was the tedium of unlimited meetings between the pitcher and catcher, which stifle the action.
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Opponents say it would stifle free speech and put questions of historical accuracy into the hands of judges and prosecutors.
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"Paul Tuozzolo, Steven McDonald, Miosotis Familia, Brian Simonsen and now Brian Mulkeen," the commissioner said, pausing to stifle his tears.
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Mr. Xi now faces unusually sharp public discontent that even China's rigorous censorship apparatus has been unable to stifle entirely.
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But when I would feel hurt or the anger I would stifle that down and just look for the good.
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The amendment, which was years in the making, was challenged by opponents arguing that it would stifle freedom of expression.
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Critics of the government's efforts to stifle online discussion and sharing of information say these actions threaten basic human rights.
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This could stifle innovation by dampening enthusiasm for disruptive business models like WeWork's and slowing the process of company formation.
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Robinson looks at the conditions that enable us to find ourselves in our element and those that stifle that possibility.
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So we don't want to stifle technology, at least in my view, but we've got to have strong guard rails.
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The crackdown encountered doubts and resistance from local officials who feared it would exacerbate ethnic tensions and stifle economic growth.
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"How do you answer top economists who say taxes of this magnitude would stifle growth and investment?" the moderator asked.
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Let's think about [like] it's more of a superpower than it is anything that's going to stifle who you are.
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And that could stifle growth while exacerbating an already wide gap in the new economy between thriving and struggling communities.
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It's a show about what it means to be queer and have to stifle that part of yourself to survive.
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"We are very concerned that these apparently trumped-up charges may constitute a renewed attempt to stifle dissent," said Colville.
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Or do they do what many of The Guy's customers do, and attempt to stifle their anxiety with a vice?
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" When asked whether this new rule would stifle innovation in the brokerage space by adding unexpected regulatory expenses, Clayton said, "No.
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Their methodologies stifle change and promote the most regressive instincts of party tribalism because they give a false sense of support.
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American regulators have tried to stay out of the way of development of autonomous tech for fear regulation could stifle it.
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U.S.-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) said Trump's invitation was "particularly inappropriate", given Najib's use of repressive laws to stifle critics.
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The question at hand is whether the big technology firms are using their clout to crush their rivals and stifle competition.
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Chinese state media have slammed Meng's detention, accusing the United States of trying to "stifle" Huawei and curb its global expansion.
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What does this mean for the Democratic National Committee, where nervous members are once again likely plotting to stifle his rise?
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And if a President Trump tries to stifle that kind of work, who knows what that means for the art world.
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Tariffs on Chinese imports, as well as the threat of new duties on Mexican imports, will stifle job growth, Kiernan said.
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Whatever comes of these investigations could lead to rules, such as those placed on Facebook, that stifle their innovation, Cramer said.
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West European politicians have accused Erdogan of using the coup as a pretext for mass arrests and dismissals that stifle dissent.
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But the central bank, bankers and economists have said the policy would stifle the lending needed to spur on the economy.
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When you engage, do your best to stifle any ageist retorts, and think of it as an exercise in good communication.
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"So we've already practiced girls and stifle… I want to practice boldness, and then we can bring it back, you know?"
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For cockroaches, a little dab of petroleum jelly around the containers they're kept in is enough to stifle their escape attempts.
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The House recently passed two bills that (under the guise of transparency) would stifle scientific research and expertise at the EPA.
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N does not stifle competition in digital farming, the European Union's Competition Commissioner Margrethe Verstager told a German newspaper on Saturday.
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He has no appetite, as his predecessor did, for trying to stifle one category of energy producers so others can thrive.
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Judgmental people stifle your desire to be a passionate, expressive person, so you're best off cutting them out and being yourself.
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Today, in echoes of the Jim Crow South, laws that target racial minorities and stifle a representative democracy are gaining momentum.
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Under no circumstances, though, should you pinch your nose and close your mouth to contain or try to stifle a sneeze.
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Yes, the Republicans might stifle some of the blow back against their plan by boosting subsidies for that 50-65 set.
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Critics, including the European Union, which Turkey still nominally aspires to join, say Erdogan has used the crackdown to stifle dissent.
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"The fiscal reforms have succeeded, but in the long run it's counter-productive if you stifle the private sector," he said.
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If we stay in our safe space, we stifle our collective creativity, and we freshen the wound on our racial strife.
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But this tech could also be used by authorities to stifle dissent by preventing large gatherings and protests before they happen.
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Too much regulation can stifle financial innovation, reduce the flow of credit to worthy firms and consumers, and slow economic growth.
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He would not let fear of a backlash stifle his creativity, he added, yet the strategy had gone unused for decades.
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When Turkey cracked down to stifle Turkish Kurds' growing ambitions, it helped begin a cycle of violence that is worsening rapidly.
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Even in the Finance Ministry, which runs Japan's currency policy, few officials express concern that the yen's strength will stifle growth.
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Some on the right seized on the protests, saying it signaled a willingness by progressives and liberals to stifle free speech.
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A growing graft scandal that has stalled public work projects in Peru has threatened to stifle an ongoing recovery this year.
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Buchecha seemed to stifle this by gripping one of Gracie's pant legs and threatening to push it back into half guard.
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Mr. Cruz has cited Mr. Sessions as someone who stood "shoulder to shoulder" with him to stifle immigration legislation in 2013.
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Recent research demonstrates that neighborhoods can stifle or facilitate successful futures for children, with some places providing ladders out of poverty.
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It has said the sanctions infringe its sovereignty and accused the United States of wanting to isolate and stifle North Korea.
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Women tend to be far more creative than men, but their periods that [sic] stifle them and play with their heads.
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But the central bank, bankers and economists had said the policy would stifle the lending needed to spur on the economy.
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At first she can barely stifle her disgust, but in time she recognizes Merrick's humanity and develops an affection for him.
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Milo thinks this is bullshit — an excuse for his enemies on the cultural left, who control Twitter, to stifle his voice.
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From his home race at the British Grand Prix in July, Hamilton won six of eight races to stifle any challenge.
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To keep Till honest and stifle the thought of kicking, Woodley picked up legs and moved straight into clinches off them.
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The military discipline that led to Kelly's career can at times stifle his prose, resulting in occasional awkward rigidity and overwriting.
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Anticompetitive practices can stifle innovation and also limit consumers' ability to easily switch to alternative products or services on the platform.
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Many times, he can barely stifle a smile when asked a question that his predecessor, Joe Girardi, might have considered provocative.
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Regulation doesn't stifle innovation, and I suspect that well-written regulation will spur innovation by creating a market for security technologies.
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"Pa' Triana Voy," the ensemble work he choreographed, is the rare flamenco group piece that doesn't stifle the individual flamenco spirit.
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An elite defensive pairing might — might — stifle one of them, but most teams lack the blue-line quality to negate both.
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After an international uproar, with critics charging that the bill would stifle free speech and academic freedom, the government reversed course.
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Rights groups and some of Turkey's Western allies fear Erdogan is using the crackdown to stifle dissent and crush his opponents.
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" The statement accused the Trump administration of persistently pursuing a "hostile policy" toward the country "in its attempt to stifle it.
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The government did not appear to prove its case that a bulked-up AT&T would harm consumers and stifle competition.
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"We want to make sure that we don't stifle an industry that has created some tremendous opportunities in employment," he said.
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Such measures are often used against young black men to stifle potential social uprisings, said Orlando Gutiérrez, an activist in Miami.
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Millions of Indians have died of TB, and millions more have seen the disease stifle their hopes of a better tomorrow.
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The police, wary as ever of public displays of discontent, moved to stifle the protest before it could draw more attention.
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Indeed, Tuesday's news is unlikely to stifle the rhetoric from players, who always expected Machado and Harper to get lucrative contracts.
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" The statement accused the Trump administration of persistently pursuing a "hostile policy" toward the country "in its attempt to stifle it.
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Limits on how many candidates or political causes a person wants to support therefore stifle free speech and the first amendment.
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In gutting essential financial aid initiatives, the Trump Administration would stifle opportunity and create obstacles for those seeking a college degree.
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I get them around the same time each year and it's always a pain, so I try to stifle them early.
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It's unclear whether the release of the transcript of the call will be enough to stifle the calls for impeachment, either.
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Teachers and parents are more aware of the disorder, which can stifle kids' ability to concentrate and sit still in school.
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The failure to legalize direct sales by Tesla is a testament to how archaic laws stifle entrepreneurship and limit consumer choice.
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Some protesters had also derided the cybersecurity bill, which experts and activists say could cause economic harm and stifle online dissent.
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On Wednesday, Spotify filed a complaint with the European Commission over Apple's App Store policies, arguing that they unfairly stifle competition.
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This seemed to stifle candidates like Mr. O'Rourke, the former punk band member who favors long windups building to emotional choruses.
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But some Russian media likened it to an online "iron curtain" and critics say it can be used to stifle dissent.
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The message here is slightly heavy-handed: these two bodies are the apparent stooges of Capitalism's propensity to stifle free speech.
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Waymo doesn't meet the high bar for an injunction, which would stifle our independent innovation — probably Waymo's goal in the first place.
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The disappointing IPOs of venture-backed unicorns like Blue Apron, Cloudera and Tintri could also stifle enthusiasm at the very later stages.
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Conservatives, as is their custom, reacted poorly to this critique, dismissing it as race-card-playing cynicism designed to stifle substantive debate.
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PIRRO: Indeed, and also fascism doesn&apost tolerate independent thought, and it is the left that is trying to stifle the conservatives.
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Taken together, they paint a compelling picture of Trump's prolonged (but ultimately unsuccessful) effort to seize control of, and stifle, Mueller's investigation.
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Agencies unwilling to stifle innovation have avoided a heavy hand, but cryptocurrencies have also been difficult to define from a regulatory standpoint.
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But Afonin notes that the Lightning port&aposs communication protocol was designed to be open, not to stifle access between USB accessories.
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But New York state has discriminatory — and quite frankly repugnant — laws on our books that stifle the liberties of the LGBTQ community.
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Today, not quite a decade after Helms's death, it is harder to stifle debate by citing the Scriptures or other eternal verities.
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Either this deal will create jobs or reduce them, increase wages or decrease them, create more competition or stifle long-term innovation.
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Being extremely detailed in any court filing allows the Mueller probe to circumvent any GOP-led efforts to stifle the final report.
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The White House instead used it to stifle the voices of dozens of individuals who had information that could corroborate the allegations.
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"All of that is an effort to mix up, and to confuse and to stifle this choreographed Democratic production," Zelizer told CNBC.com.
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"Having for-profit companies manage this technology is going to stifle companies from doing important commercial work in this field," Sherkow said.
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The bill comes at a time when Congress is expected to take up legislation to loosen rules believed to stifle economic growth.
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But she has not used her party's parliamentary majority to repeal many of the laws used by previous regimes to stifle dissent.
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The most outspoken Democrats primarily argue that the big platforms stifle fair competition, while Republicans have loudly complained about anti-conservative bias.
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In response, Twitter sued the Trump administration, claiming it was trying to stifle free speech — and federal officials quietly withdrew their request.
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His report also pointed to China's efforts to stifle academic debate by monitoring Chinese students in Britain or by exerting direct leverage.
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The name change did not stifle OGX's growth, which has been propelled by its colorful packaging which stands out in drugstore aisles.
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Still, I wondered, isn't there any way to cope that doesn't involve shutting down conversations or trying to stifle your own reactions?
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The FCC said it will cut down on SMS spam, but many worry that it could be used to stifle free speech.
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Those wary of higher taxes on the wealthy warn the policy changes would stifle economic growth and deter innovation from talented entrepreneurs.
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The merger is "likely to raise prices for consumers, harm workers, stifle competition, exacerbate the digital divide, and undermine innovation," they wrote.
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Italian policymakers for their part worry that a crackdown on bad loans could stifle a recovery that has only recently gathered momentum.
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Our desire to dismantle systems that stifle our children should be matched with a similar vigor in lesson planning and professional preparation.
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The statement went on to say that officials "vowed to mercilessly wipe out the provocateurs making desperate efforts to stifle" North Korea.
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Ahead of Tuesday's quarterly report, experts said they worried weakness in the Chinese economy could stifle demand for the profit-driving iPhone.
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"Deputy Secretary Bernhardt has made it his mission to stifle climate science and silence the public so polluters can profit," said Williams.
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These overreaching rules will stifle innovation, restrict freedoms, and lead to billions of dollars in new fees and taxes for American consumers.
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And more importantly, what happens to America's ability to compete in a global economy if we reject automation and stifle technological innovation?
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Mathers also included a selfie in the Snapchat in which she covered her mouth as if to stifle shock or a giggle.
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I could handle my dad for seventeen years, trying to push me in one direction or another and trying to stifle me.
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It seems far more likely that big French companies will only slow and stifle whichever startups they partner, invest in, or acquire.
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It's forced Looney to get out on the perimeter, stand on an island, and stifle some of the better ball-handlers alive.
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At a parliamentary hearing on Monday, one cryptocurrency expert expressed concern that excessive or inappropriate regulation beyond these requirements will stifle innovation.
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So if euro zone inflation were to overshoot in the coming year, it may well stifle the very growth that engendered it.
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Whitaker, a Trump loyalist, has publicly made comments criticizing the special counsel's investigation and proposing ways the attorney general could stifle it.
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The verdict drew the ire of rights activists who accused the government of using laws about electronic communications to stifle political dissent.
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While Castro continued to stifle freedom on the island, he tried to extend those efforts around the world through his foreign policy.
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To Trump, who has led an itinerant life and fears that children might stifle her dreams, this vindictiveness and stigmatizing is upsetting.
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"By contrast, imposing federal limitations on how companies decide to use their capital would stifle innovation and opportunity in America," they wrote.
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Niese, in other words, has performed for the Pirates as advertised, and his best was good enough to stifle his old team.
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One must keep in mind that regulations too heavy, or too strict, can stifle creativity and innovation, particularly in the beauty industry.
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Yet Democrats around the country have mobilized to shut down Uber, regulate Airbnb, and stifle the sharing economy where it crops up.
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There is no fear now that a British streaming service will stifle competition; Netflix has 10m subscribers in Britain, and Amazon 5m.
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NEPA and many other unnecessary environmental regulations stifle both traditional energy projects as well as those deemed environmentally friendly or "green" projects.
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This patchwork of incompatible rules can cause gridlock in the industry and stifle innovation, potentially forcing companies to domicile and innovate elsewhere.
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Republicans were wary of confirming Liang over fears she'd stifle several pending Fed proposals to loosen various capital, liquidity and oversight provisions.
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They may provide inspiration, not authority, so they can be challenged: presenting a religious reason for one's position must never stifle debate.
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Markets had worried that the U.S. was going to institute sweeping bans that might stifle investment and escalate a global trade war.
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The president and his top aides are reportedly worried that higher borrowing costs could stifle the economy before the November midterm elections.
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Trying to stifle those offenses on Wednesday will be left-handers James Paxton for the Mariners and Daniel Norris for the Tigers.
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The European Commission said Google abused its position to stifle innovation by restricting websites' ability to display adverts from rival brokers. ind.
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She says the charges are politically motivated and intended to stifle criticism of Duterte, whom she has called a "sociopathic serial killer".
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But then again, the dude sitting with him is plainly trying to stifle laughter throughout as if it's supposed to be serious.
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Mueller can either rely on Congress to use his findings to launch an impeachment, provided the Department of Justice doesn't stifle them.
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We should focus on addressing the fallout from that, Strain said, instead of boosting unions that, he believes, may stifle economic growth.
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Instead, many say, Mr. Xi's drive to extend party control, stifle public debate and defend the state sector have stymied economic liberalization.
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But two of its assumptions — that government controls stifle economic growth, and that the internet cannot be tamed — were quickly proven wrong.
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Its purpose is to shed light on truth, and there have always been those who would stifle the dangerous facts scientists unearth.
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Some are even evading censors, who commonly stifle criticism of the government, to register complaints about how officials have handled the crisis.
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The YouTube community, including DeFranco and PewDiePie, quickly and loudly decried the idea, suggesting that it would stifle innocent joking and satire.
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Right-hander Ryan Pressly entered in relief of James and needed just one pitch to retire Didi Gregorius and stifle the rally.
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These mandates exemplify the worst parts of the federal government: antiquated policies that stifle innovation, limit competition, and dramatically increase project costs.
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Waymo doesn't meet the high bar for an injunction, which would stifle our independent innovation — probably Waymo's goal in the first place.
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He is also expected to take up Rome's call for a relaxation of European Union fiscal rules that critics say stifle expansion.
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America's Silicon Valley titans, who dominate the landscape, fear that new taxes and increased regulation could stifle innovation or hurt company profits.
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May's critics noted that the Conservatives have resisted European Union legislation protecting workers' rights, arguing that such employment laws stifle the economy.
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"Oh, they're just wrong," Warren zinged when asked about top economists who say taxes of this magnitude would stifle growth and investment.
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MoviePass has experimented with peak pricing, ticket verification and other restrictions to stifle what the company has called "abuse" of the service.
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Prosecutors argue that allowing a telecom giant like AT&T to take control of Time Warner's entertainment holdings could stifle their competitors.
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Today more that 60 percent of the reservation is locked into trusteeship wherein Department of Interior management rules stifle investment and productivity.
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The Democratic Senator has also proposed unwinding deals that stifle competition, such as Facebook's acquisitions of rival social networks Instagram and WhatsApp.
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Tumxuk lies between Kashgar and Aksu, larger settlements that have been a focus of the Chinese government's drive to stifle antigovernment sentiment.
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It does not need to be a place of binary opportunity, where the people who receive recognition stifle the opportunities of others.
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McGregor repeatedly used biceps ties to stifle Diaz's hitting hand and combined effective hip movement with cutting elbows which flowed into underhooks.
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That has meant efforts to stifle challenges to the party, including the jailing of dozens of rights lawyers and activists under Xi's administration.
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One moment you're happy and hygge, the next you're trying to stifle a cough so it doesn't spray germs all over the bar.
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But opponents say Erdogan's new executive presidency and a counter-terrorism law passed last month equips him with sweeping powers to stifle opposition.
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This is the first prosecution under the Espionage Act since Trump took office but the Justice Department's attempts to stifle leakers aren't new.
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The presence of entrenched Communist Party committees, regulatory meddling, and divergent business interests among the private companies will further stifle any efficiency initiatives.
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Spotify claims that Apple uses its App Store to stifle innovation and limit consumer choice in favor of its own Apple Music service.
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The proliferation of student informers has raised concerns among scholars and students, who see the practice as another attempt to stifle classroom debate.
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Genena said tactics to stifle opposition to Sisi had become more vicious than under former leader Hosni Mubarak, who was toppled in 2011.
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There are good reasons to avoid granting strict legal protections to short dance sequences — copyright can stifle new, creative adaptations of old works.
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To its credit, Halt and Catch Fire refuses to take seriously the argument that "non-creatives" exist solely to stifle the visionary inventors.
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But in this case the government has given no reason at all, leading to concerns that it is simply trying to stifle dissent.
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They are going to have to move away from this free speech thing because free speech is being used to stifle free speech.
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Since then, many city residents have decried what they see as increasing Beijing interference in various sectors to stifle dissent, including in schools.
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It also changed the nature of internet technical progress and innovations as risk aversion began to stifle the earlier culture of "moon shots".
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That's drawn ire from Trump and congressional Republicans, who claim that social media giants like Facebook and Twitter stifle conservative messaging and accounts.
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As a general rule, the US government tends to ignore technologies as they're being developed and deployed, so as not to stifle innovation.
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Cosby sought to toss those claims, saying Dickinson was trying to stifle his free speech rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment.
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"It's a very reasonable question!" replies bassist Josh Finerty, the band's most bubbly and laidback member, as he struggles to stifle his giggling.
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The Fed's balance sheet surged following the 2008 financial crisis, and many investors believe its effort to shrink it may stifle economic growth.
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He can keep Hong Kong's political system as it is and carry on trying to stifle the freedoms that Hong Kongers otherwise enjoy.
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What we should do is promote trade in the world, not try to stifle it," Shelby said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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"What is obscene is not what Colbert said but any attempt by the government to stifle dissent and creativity," Rodman and Winship said.
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When you were there did you get any sort of vibe that it was the type of place that would stifle your creativity?
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Human rights groups and the European Union have said Erdogan is using the crackdown on suspected Gulen supporters to stifle dissent in Turkey.
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He's tempered his enthusiasm with a warning that too much digital media has the potential to stifle human relationships and dull people's minds.
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Sensible regulations will prohibit predatory market practices, stifle the black market, and provide public revenues, but these goals will often be in tension.
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" The International Federation of Journalists condemned the Chinese government's move, saying it is "a blatant attempt to stifle free speech in Hong Kong.
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Veterans know a thing or two about the importance of free speech, as well as how those in power seek to stifle it.
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Governments that stifle their peoples, the report said, breed "instability, terrorism and violence" that can easily cross borders in an increasingly connected world.
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The law also includes complex registration requirements for foreign NGOs that critics have said are meant to stifle the groups' ability to work.
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By staying high on the floor, Ibaka can stifle an opposing guard's penetration and then scramble back to snuff out his original assignment.
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He added the lawsuit was just an attempt to "stifle the show" in its pursuit of truth about what is in America's food.
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The United Nations Security Council has been trying to stifle North Korea's nuclear weapons program for more than a decade -- with little success.
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"The Ugandan authorities must scrap the Computer Misuse Act... which has been used systematically to harass, intimidate and stifle government critics," Nyanyuki said.
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Its Western allies, particularly in Europe, have voiced concern that President Tayyip Erdogan is using the coup as a pretext to stifle dissent.
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So it's fair to assume that Putin and his cronies can use this law to stifle freedom of speech and quash the opposition.
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In the coming years, foreign students could be dissuaded by the perception that the government might try to stifle academic and speech freedoms.
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German and EU officials also fear victory for Erdogan in the April 16 referendum will further stifle dissent and undermine democracy in Turkey.
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To further stifle competition, ABInbev has often pressured beer distributors into contracts with big bonuses to keep independent craft breweries off your shelves.
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A number of liberal veterans are also voicing concerns that any effort to stifle political boycotts poses a threat to the First Amendment.
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He then tried to contrast his plans from Clinton's, claiming she would stifle the economy with regulation and tax increases on the wealthy.
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Rather than try to stifle innovation with provisions quietly slipped into spending bills, smart meat producers ought to embrace the cellular agriculture revolution.
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We see parallel shots of the workers organizing with the UAW and groups of managers in meetings discussing how to stifle their effort.
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They argue that the net neutrality rules are onerous regulations that stifle broadband investment, which hurts their ability to give consumers better products.
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Western human rights groups have accused the Saudi government of using the courts to stifle dissent and convicting activists on trumped up charges.
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A public interest group is accusing the Federal Communications Commission of trying to stifle free speech in the debate over net neutrality regulations.
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Antitrust regulators are already probing Google's business to determine if it has wielded a dominant market position to stifle competition or hurt consumers.
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The president's critics, including the European Union which Turkey still nominally aspires to join, say Erdogan has used the crackdown to stifle dissent.
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Mr. Yoo said the complexity created within companies, where Yahoo may not be able to share certain information with Verizon, will stifle innovation.
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The official reasons the DOJ gave for its decision were that the deal will harm consumers with higher prices and potentially stifle innovation.
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They worry that a Trump presidency would be a pipeline to the rich and stifle government programs to help workers or the poor.
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"This bill has the potential to upend the consumer experience online and stifle innovation," spokesman Noah Theran said in a statement last month.
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The SFC did not respond to requests for comment, but it has said previously it does not intend to stifle freedom of speech.
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But in our positions, to deploy even idle threats, to use laws or regulations to stifle criticism, is corrosive to our democratic institutions.
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Ted Cruz share the concerns of conservatives who think large web platforms could stifle right-leaning views — and both can be aggressive politicians.
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In addition to being a terrible way to treat your user base, banning adult content on Tumblr will stifle a lot of creativity.
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Drugmakers have long argued that price controls in the United States would stifle innovation and that importing drugs from other countries is unsafe.
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"We believe that price regulation will result in reduced competition and choice, stifle innovation and potentially impact customer service," Conn said on Monday.
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But in this case, the government has given no reason at all, leading to concerns that it is simply trying to stifle dissent.
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Prosecutors said Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inc had orchestrated to inflate drug prices - sometimes by more than 1,000% - and stifle competition for generic drugs.
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Human rights advocates call the law overly broad and say it is used by government officials and influential people to stifle free expression.
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The Congolese authorities have also sought to stifle protests by arbitrarily detaining opposition political leaders, critics and prominent members of civil society organizations.
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But consumer groups and others have criticized the deal, saying it would create a powerful entity that would stifle competition and harm consumers.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, currently in her fourth term, has been accused of using those attacks as an excuse to stifle political dissent.
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A one-year pause would slow but not stifle service growth, while allowing study of how best to balance transportation demand and supply.
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But today's trade deals are largely about domestic regulations and standards — the behind-the-border rules that purportedly stifle international commerce and investment.
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The report echoed many of the drug industry's complaints; other countries pay unfairly low prices for medicines and cutting profits will stifle breakthroughs.
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The two sides aim to strike an agreement and stop a trade war threatening to stifle growth in the world's two largest economies.
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When Justify was a yearling, X-rays revealed he had osteochondritis dissecans in the stifle joint, meaning the bone did not develop properly.
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The Times has historically given significant autonomy to its editorial-page staff columnists so as not to stifle those writers' views or voice.
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"This bill has the potential to upend the consumer experience online and stifle innovation," Internet Association spokesman Noah Theran said in a statement.
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The move is opposed by foreign and domestic drugmakers who have said the changes will stifle innovation by creating greater uncertainty over pricing.
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Three Senate committees, including the Intelligence Committee, have launched inquiries; some Democrats worry that the Trump Administration will try to stifle these investigations.
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I stifle my worry about whether a single egg is enough to bind a vat of ricotta cheese, as Paris seems to think.
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Prosecutors said Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inc had orchestrated to inflate drug prices - sometimes by more than 1,000% - and stifle competition for generic drugs.
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But in our positions, to employ even idle threats to use laws or regulations to stifle criticism is corrosive to our democratic institutions.
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A man in Britain blew a hole in his throat -- and spent two weeks in the hospital -- when he tried to stifle one.
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" Woodruff asks Warren how she would respond to economists who say her proposed tax hike on the wealthy "would stifle growth and investment.
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Rather than promote competition, their proposals would stifle it, raise costs for patients and small businesses, and interfere with the doctor-patient relationship.
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"We refuse to be bullied by a left-winger resister & won't let him stifle the speech of @realDonaldTrump or his supporters!" he tweeted.
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At last year's Labour conference, Momentum, a movement that supports Mr. Corbyn's leadership and political agenda, helped to stifle a debate on Brexit.
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Why it matters: To the extent these claims are accurate, it illustrates the reach of President Trump's moves to stifle established climate science.
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These lawsuits and others like them are expensive and time-consuming for defendants, and aim specifically to stifle critical reporting in the future.
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The government in Addis Ababa is often criticized by rights groups for using security concerns as an excuse to stifle dissent and media freedoms.
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Latifi opted for a wrestling-heavy attack to stifle his opponent's competent striking game and it proved pivotal in earning himself the decision victory.
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In "Journey," she verbally orders a rogue, cowboy-ish host to go fight the Delos paramilitary forces currently trying to stifle the robot rebellion.
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The opposition and rights groups have said that Maduro's administration is holding hundreds of political prisoners on trumped-up charges intended to stifle dissent.
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The industry benefits, among other things, from massive tax breaks, subsidies and trademark protections which heap costs on the public and, indeed, stifle competition.
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From watching gym beefcakes try to stifle their chuckling to groups of students taking photos, I've experienced such intense jubilation from everyone I've passed.
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I had to stifle sobs when I arrived at the grand total: more than $1,000 a month, nearly all of my take-home pay.
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"The Chinese government certainly isn't alone in its readiness to stifle freedom of expression, and to use surveillance to repress dissent," the letter read.
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These apps are gaining attention at a time when Silicon Valley has been accused repeatedly of using their power to stifle right-leaning voices.
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Tehran cemented ties by helping Baghdad to defeat Islamic State, a mutual enemy, and to stifle a push for independence by its Kurdish population.
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Pharmaceutical companies have long argued that price controls in the United States would stifle innovation and that importing drugs from other countries is unsafe.
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ANN7's new owner, Mzwanele Manyi, dismissed the allegations about improper payments as part of a ploy by rival media firms to stifle competition.
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Rather than simply think of ways to stifle these insurgencies, the parties should take a closer look at themselves and their approach to government.
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In retrospect, its heroes were destined to suffocate under the weight of expectation and inside a system that knew only how to stifle them.
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Europe's competition chief Margrethe Vestager and her U.S. Justice Department counterpart Makan Delrahim worry concentrations of personal information may be used to stifle competition.
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Besides hurting our workers, chronic trade deficits stifle economic growth while we now owe China and other trading partners trillions in U.S. Treasury debt.
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The big difference between Milwaukee and Minnesota—besides one's attempt to topple the Warriors and the other trying to stifle LeBron James—is flexibility.
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But the real effect of his "rivers of blood" speech was not to open a frank discussion on such matters, but to stifle it.
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Iraq has resisted calls from the United States to lessen its reliance on Tehran after Iran effectively helped Baghdad stifle a Kurdish independence referendum.
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Opponents feel the rules — approved by the FCC last year and based on a public-utility model — stifle innovation and hurt companies like Netflix.
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The denial of POI to Jio "appears to be with ulterior motive to stifle competition and is anti-consumer", TRAI said in a statement.
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Likewise, for autonomous vehicles that may require instantaneous data transmission, black letter prohibitions on paid prioritization may actually stifle innovation instead of encouraging it.
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Mr Trump's approach is defined only by what he can do to stifle China, not by what he can do to improve America's prospects.
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They govern countries that stifle human rights and freedom of expression, and they have apparently persuaded the Trump team not to talk about it.
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Laws meant to protect against nuisance suits that stifle free speech, known as known as an "anti-SLAPP" laws, are common in most states.
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Trump has promised broadly that he will work to scale back regulations that many corporations and fellow Republicans say stifle jobs and economic growth.
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The big similarity, however, is that the effort by the President to stifle the investigation is blowing up into the largest problem of all.
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In an email, an EFF spokesperson argued that Google's move would stifle developer innovation in the browser space and hamper user security and privacy.
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The CMA had warned that the 275 million pound ($364.35 million) deal could stifle development of digital products that help customers understand personal finances.
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My mind travels to films I've watched and books I've read about Christianity being of one of strongest tools used to stifle black progress.
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No matter what form they take, these measures only stifle Americans' ability to speak out and engage in politics — the essence of free speech.
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If steep earnings are not luring in new entrants, that may mean that firms are abusing monopoly positions, or using lobbying to stifle competition.
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Madrid fired the regional government last October after it declared an independent republic and called an election in December hoping to stifle the secessionists.
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Laws like South Dakota's will stifle these small retailers trying to make ends meet, squashing Amazon's next competitor before it gets off the ground.
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Embedding seat covers, blankets, and even the gusset of special travel pants with charcoal to absorb the odor and stifle some of the embarrassment.
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Just because the president oversees the executive branch, including the Justice Department, does not mean he can direct or stifle investigations as he likes.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) says the Obama White House isn't doing all it can to crack down on corporate mergers that can stifle competition.
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Opposition and human rights groups have accused Maduro's administration of holding hundreds of political prisoners on phony charges in an attempt to stifle dissent.
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Just weeks ago, he rolled back fuel economy standards– a move that will stifle technological advancements and put American automakers at a competitive disadvantage.
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An op-ed in the Chinese tabloid Global Times said the United States is just trying to stifle Huawei because it's a business competitor.
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Arista, which was formed by former Cisco employees, has denied the allegations and accused Cisco of a smear campaign and trying to stifle competition.
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Lawmakers passed the bill last month despite protests from media practitioners and rights activists that its provisions could be used to stifle press freedoms.
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And the AT&T-Time Warner deal has prompted criticism from Democrats who worry that it could stifle competitors and raise prices for consumers.
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But autonomous vehicle advocates have expressed concern that early or over-regulation of the nascent industry, especially at the federal level, will stifle innovation.
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"A kind of a Lancelot," Juliette calls Noah at one point in the season premiere, at which it was hard to stifle a laugh.
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Rentmeester had said the decision against him by the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals could stifle creativity and reward piracy.
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Whitaker has publicly made comments criticizing the special counsel's investigation and once said the attorney general could stifle Mueller's work by limiting his budget.
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But scientific experts, including some within HHS, contend that automatically placing all analogues into Schedule 1 could stifle research to combat the opioid crisis.
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So can you talk about that, that accusation that you're trying to do protectionist, stifle innovation, not let them do what they do best?
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Removing the regulations may also allow ISPs to stifle services that compete with their own, including over-the-top streaming platforms such as Netflix.
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"Even when speech 'inflict[s] great pain,' our Constitution protects it 'to ensure that we do not stifle public debate,'" the majority opinion reads.
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Moreover, the "resistance" thinks of Trump—who is notoriously hostile to the media and political comedy—as an authoritarian trying to stifle free speech.
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Democrats favor harsh penalties and want to give the F.T.C. greater power; Republicans worry that strict regulation could stifle innovation and hurt smaller companies.
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In the months leading up to this week's elections, Europe announced a major campaign to stifle the expected onslaught of disinformation from the Kremlin.
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"We should not stifle these discussions and cannot allow our rights to become subservient to the very opinions our Constitution protects," the union said.
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Although he is aware of his intellectual limitations and understands that they stifle his educational and vocational prospects, they do not get him down.
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Burnout among staff is endemic, so much so that it threatens to stifle the kindness and compassion that should be the bedrock of medicine.
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That study found that climate change denial content on YouTube was growing even as YouTube worked to stifle the reach on other conspiracy content.
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This attitude returns to the fore this week, with James Comey scheduled to testify on Thursday about Trump's attempts to stifle an F.B.I. investigation.
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Remember, just last year the Hong Kong government tried to ban wearing face masks in public assemblies in order to stifle pro-democracy protesters.
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Rights groups say Ankara uses them to stifle dissent but Turkey says it needs them to fight threats from Islamic State and Kurdish militants.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's nationalist government plans to tighten control over theaters, in a move critics said could undermine their independence and stifle artistic freedom.
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The two were among several Obama Fed appointees who argued that increasing interest rates too quickly could stifle the recovery from the 2008 recession.
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Meanwhile, in a further attempt to stifle outside criticism, Beijing-owned media has been flooded with pictures and stories depicting a bustling, vibrant Xinjiang.
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Another View There is a growing drumbeat that the five leading tech behemoths have turned into dangerous monopolies that stifle innovation and harm consumers.
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The Snap legal team kept a dossier for years on Facebook's attempts to stifle the competition, called "Project Voldemort," according to the WSJ report.
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Museveni's critics accuse him of using security forces and the judiciary to stifle opposition and say government officials are rarely punished for widespread corruption.
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The bank has hiked its policy rate to 28.75 percent this year to fight inflation, prompting concerns that rising financing costs could stifle growth.
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As it stands currently, the labor reforms included in H.R. 3354 take meaningful steps toward ending NLRB policies that stifle growth and hurt workers.
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Many argue that if governments come up with heavy-handed regulations against tech companies, or push for unfavorable policies, it could potentially stifle innovation.
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Vietnam has been accused of using vague laws to stifle bloggers and activists who are getting more exposure from the proliferation of social media.
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The former military general has repeatedly been accused of using mass arrests and torture as part of a nationwide effort to stifle public dissent.
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But hipster antitrust blithely asserts that online platforms are becoming too powerful and that government must intervene now to stifle online innovation and growth.
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He explained that the emboldened measures of the Gulf countries to stifle dissent weeks after Trump's recent visit to Saudi Arabia is not coincidental.
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He often spoke of a need for flexibility in performance — warning that trying to "machine-in every detail" could "straitjacket" performers and stifle creativity.
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I think monogamy can stifle a relationship just as much as the idea of infidelity, so being open can be a really positive thing.
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This is how SESTA could stifle innovation: The pseudo-monopolies will survive, but new competitors could be priced out or discouraged from entering the arena.
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The report cited Turkey, Malaysia and Tajikistan for using broad counter terrorism or national security laws to restrict political dissent and stifle freedom of expression.
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Aldo made a concerted effort to try and stifle the fabled footwork and wily movement of Edgar with piercing jabs and some thunderous leg kicks.
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While Duque's proposed changes did not explicitly attempt to stifle the JEP tribunal, critics say they could limit its ability to investigate, prosecute and convict.
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The company has partnered with a number of fact-checking services in India — such as BoomLive — to try and stifle the spread of fake news.
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But scarce charging points and sticker prices for electric cars that still exceed those of comparable combustion models stifle mass-market demand despite sales incentives.
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De Chickera said Turkey was one of a growing number of states that were using threats to rescind citizenship as a "weapon to stifle dissent".
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After the two companies announced their intention to merge, the Justice Department sued last year to halt the deal, arguing that it would stifle competition.
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She says he lay on top of her, groped and tried to undress her, while putting his hand over her mouth to stifle her screams.
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Those on the left stifle the First Amendment — and, in so doing, evidence their lack of commitment to the Constitution and the liberty it promises.
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Rather than obliterating these artworks from the art historical canon, which would stifle meaningful and essential discussion, we must give voice to the victims represented.
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Those pitchers were not flawless in the A.L.C.S., but the staff as a whole was stingy enough to stifle the Yankees' hitters at big moments.
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When I managed to stifle my drool-crying, I lifted my head and a wobbly tightrope of snot connected his clavicle to my septum ring.
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And white consumers aren't likely to respond to a product that explicitly claims to stifle melanin production, because it's not a real concern for them.
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The Obama-era Clean Power Plan was slated to increase energy costs, stifle energy development, and turn back the rising tide of American energy production.
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I hope the fashion industry will finally learn to stop trying to stifle the things that make us unique and instead begin to celebrate individuality.
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Pai's main argument is that the net neutrality rules aren't needed, and that they only serve to stifle innovation, saying the costs outweigh any benefits.
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Aam Aadmi sought to widen its appeal on the national stage, while the far more powerful BJP aimed to stifle its puny rival at birth.
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The government in Addis Ababa has long been accused by rights groups of using security concerns as an excuse to stifle dissent and media freedoms.
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States like Texas and Oklahoma have been resistant to enacting environmental regulations on businesses, which many conservative lawmakers believe burden businesses and stifle economic growth.
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But trying to stifle your cough is way worse than dealing with any possible embarrassment — especially if you cough up a little mucus or phlegm.
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That is not to say they approve of Mr Trump's bombastic approach, which adds to the sense that America is trying to stifle China's rise.
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The decision to stifle a would-be protest is frustrating to some employees, who see it as especially ironic given YouTube's dedication to free speech.
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Egyptian police arrested 382 people during and ahead of protests on April 25 in an attempt to stifle civil disobedience before it could really begin.
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Sometimes the only thing there is to do is to push forward, stifle the blues, and embrace the best things that life has to offer.
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Even as both major parties show no appetite for another closure, the ongoing dispute over immigration policy could stifle efforts to keep the government running.
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Abrams has long criticized Kemp, who is also in charge of overseeing the state's elections, of using selective voter suppression tactics to stifle Democratic turnout.
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A federal judge declined to halt a new Texas law allowing guns on college campuses after three professors argued firearms would stifle students' free speech.
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"Ten Years" has appealed to those concerned about China's efforts to stifle the development of democracy in the territory and to restrict freedom of speech.
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Accordingly, fintech companies providing banking services would not be forced into the same mold as traditional banks, which may stifle innovative capacity of small businesses.
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Critics say Ethiopia, sandwiched between volatile Somalia and Sudan, regularly uses security concerns as an excuse to stifle dissent and clamp down on media freedoms.
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Many commentators, both conservative and liberal, saw this as a disturbing move to stifle unpopular speech, particularly since no specific instances of instigation were cited.
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The goal is to prevent states from adopting a "patchwork" of laws that ultimately stifle innovation, much like Michigan appears to be doing right now.
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Like all zero-rating schemes, this seems initially beneficial for consumers, but could also stifle competition — prioritizing Facebook's apps at the expense of smaller rivals.
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Raising the SIFI level above $50 billion would exempt several U.S. regional banks from regulations they say stifle their ability to lend to worthy customers.
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They should urge the WHO to work with the industry and encourage, not stifle, the use of harm-reduction devices to achieve better health outcomes.
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But his interest in tamping down the immune system to stifle allergies also drew his attention to efforts to rev it up to fight cancer.
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"Google has too much power, and they're using that power to hurt small businesses, stifle innovation, and tilt the playing field against everyone else," Sen.
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Critics of the social media giant, including Trump, say the company has a liberal bias and has attempted to stifle conservative voices on its platform.
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Mr. Temer's administration, which took power in May, has come under fire over testimony and secret recordings that have revealed ambitions to stifle corruption inquiries.
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Yellen said the Fed does not want to stifle growth but feels strongly about keeping consistent with a labor market that is nearing full employment.
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The Chiefs are still likely the second-best team in the AFC, but if you can find a way to stifle their offense, they're vulnerable.
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Labor, safety, and health groups say the silica rules have been on hold for far too long, but industry officials say they will stifle business.
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Too many on the left blithely throw around these labels that stifle debate and take away from the fact that racism, anti-Muslim bigotry, etc.
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Often, health issues crop up and stifle job opportunities, forcing people into retirement with little savings to fall back on, reports Business Insider's Liz Knueven.
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Critics, however, say that forcing airlines to fly often unprofitable routes where demand is unproven will stifle the market and land carriers with unfair costs.
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Third, we must bend the curve on systemic healthcare costs or we'll begin to see permanent access barriers that limit patient care and stifle innovation.
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While Japanese regulators moved to enact regulations on cryptocurrencies after that fiasco, they were also wary of imposing overly heavy rules that might stifle innovation.
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The drone industry, which had worried that the rigid conditions would stifle innovation, pushed the FAA to include an exemption process in the final rule.
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Democrats have long argued that Trump fired Comey to stifle the Russia investigation, a general act that has resulted in obstruction convictions in the past.
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But the drone industry worried that the rigid conditions would stifle innovation, and pushed the FAA to include an exemption process in the final rule.
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Critics say it threatens to stifle creativity in some sectors, and is hitting the bottom lines of firms such as tech and gaming giant Tencent.
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Even so, financial analysts have warned that the lack of progress on healthcare could stifle tax reform and financial deregulation, limiting room for stock growth.
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While over-regulation can stifle growth, the fintech industry, in pursuit of consumer trust, has a lot to gain from a clearly defined regulatory framework.
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The Met's unfair scapegoating of British rap music and use of (essentially racist) legislation to stifle its growth is something that is already well-documented.
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On Wednesday, the European Union slapped a record 4.34 billion euro ($5 billion) fine on Google for using its Android phone software to stifle competition.
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Mr. Pai, who was appointed by President Trump, opposed the rules when they were created in 2015, saying they would stifle investment by broadband providers.
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"The arrests and raids are outrageous attempts to stifle voices of dissent and curb peaceful struggles against this government's anti-people ideology," Mr. Bhushan wrote.
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Poland's right-wing government says its goal is to defend the nation from slander, but scholars say the result is to stifle inquiry and reconciliation.
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But critics say that Europe is going too far and that the rules lead to censorship and potentially provide cover for governments to stifle dissent.
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The Justice Department has argued that consumers would be harmed by the deal, saying it would stifle competition and lead to higher prices for consumers.
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The idea that both women are living out their truths in a society that has tried to stifle it Healy I read "Becoming" on vacation.
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But in attempting to stifle "fake news," Republicans have noticed that right-leaning news outlets, ideas, and politicians sometimes got caught up in the purge.
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Those experts also said that such prioritization could stifle certain political voices or give the telecom conglomerates with media assets an edge over their rivals.
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The government justified the move saying it was to prevent militancy and curb the spread of misinformation, but critics said it was to stifle dissent.
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Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, says some drug makers have tried to stifle competition by blocking access to samples.
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He tried, it would seem based on the Mueller report, to stifle the investigators in ways that President Richard Nixon would never have imagined possible.
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"Today's decision ultimately fails patients, will likely raise prices, lower quality, reduce choice, and stifle innovation," AMA President Patrice A. Harris said in a statement.
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However, Reddit's prominence means the platform has the power to play a significant role in spreading misinformation if it doesn't take precautions to stifle it.
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U.S. SENATOR ELIZABETH WARREN Warren is leading the charge to break up big tech companies on the grounds they hold outsized influence and stifle competition.
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And for us, we don't want to stifle that innovation here in the United States, just because other people are using it for nefarious purposes.
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And there are fears that Google could use its size and dominance to keep collecting data even without cookies and stifle competition in the process.
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"We haven't really put the meat cleaver to this and tried to stifle innovation," NTSB Chair Robert Sumwalt told reporters after the board meeting Tuesday.
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"The forecast may be daunting but no force can stifle the spirit of downtown Wilmington," the pub, Tavern Law 1832, posted on its Instagram account.
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Cryptocurrency advocates, who fear that too much regulation could stifle innovation, said that they largely didn't have qualms with what regulators said in the hearing.
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But some warned that the technological focus of Mr. Trump's proposed tariffs could further split the American and Chinese technology worlds — and, ultimately, stifle innovation.
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Human rights activists say that banning opposition politicians from holding office has long been a practice used by the country's ruling leftists to stifle dissent.
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Major League Baseball and the N.F.L. had each embarked on a scorched-earth strategy to stifle the mounting power of the players and their unions.
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" The copyright directive was criticized by free speech advocates, who said it would stifle expression online through the so-called "upload filter" and "link tax.
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It aligns closely with the talking points of drug companies, which claim that Ms. Pelosi's bill would stifle innovation and damage a vital American industry.
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YouTube does not want to stifle debate, disagreement or legitimate criticism of public officials, he said, but it wants to draw the line at harassment.
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Earlier this month, the administration reimposed the last set of oil and gas sanctions on Iran in an effort to further stifle the Iranian economy.
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These taxes choke expansion and stifle new jobs, not just for large corporations, but for small businesses that especially feel the pain of burdensome taxes.
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In doing so, he officially jettisoned the ability of the Senate minority to stifle a Supreme Court nomination if they could not achieve bipartisan support.
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The possibility has top intelligence officials on edge and fearing that a review by a Trump ally with no intelligence experience would stifle their independence.
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Critics of Museveni, 73, say his government employs a wide array of tactics to limit political debate, trample on civil rights and stifle the opposition.
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For all the fanfare we give the internet for freeing speech, when it is weaponized against you, it can also be used to stifle speech.
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The Democrats' efforts at first seemed to stand little chance, given efforts to stifle them by the administration and the Republicans who control the Senate.
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Conservatives argue that this is the wrong way to go about health reform: by requiring so much uniformity in the market, it could stifle innovation.
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Turkey's Western allies, particularly in Europe, have voiced concern Erdogan is using the coup as a pretext to stifle opposition to his 15-year-long rule.
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Unfortunately, many jurisdictions (including Ontario) stifle these technological advances by making the accused pay for their own ankle bracelet at a cost of $600 a month.
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Brainard said the Fed does not plan to stifle the privately-run system, and instead wants to continue cooperating with private-sector services while fostering competition.
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On the contrary, with his own words, he seeks to stifle dissent -- even before he has assumed his new job -- emboldening his followers in their intimidation.
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And the finale reveals that Ford's known all along that the Hosts were fundamentally aware, and chose to stifle that initiative until he could exploit it.
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"The current attempt to stifle the media is much more elaborate than the attempts made in the past," said Scott Griffin, a spokesman for the group.
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He's one of several Google employees who say their coworkers routinely reported conversations promoting diversity and inclusion to HR in an effort to stifle their advocacy.
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That's when Warner jumped into the issue, saying no matter what he'd do personally, he'd NEVER try to stifle teammates who wanted to engage in protest.
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Critics have seized on that case, as well as his record on voting rights, as evidence that he may seek to stifle ballot access for minorities.
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Indeed, the reality is that there is a contingency of liberal college students that seek not just to diminish alternate viewpoints, but to stifle them altogether.
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Huawei denied the DOJ's allegations and told Business Insider that the charges were repackaged from 20-year-old civic allegations, brought against it to stifle competition.
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Hill was, however, successful in most of her attempts to use the double collar tie to stifle Andrade's offensive output when she got her grips set.
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Radical Left Dem Mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Frey, is doing everything possible to stifle Free Speech despite a record sell-out crowd at the Target Center.
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And as these companies increase their profits, they'll be able to influence lawmakers in a way that could stifle regulations or other policies that curtail abuse.
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Rousseff, facing an impeachment trial in the Senate on charges of breaking budget laws, and others have said Temer plotted her downfall to stifle the investigation.
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Still, such efforts have done little to plug gaps in the enforcement of laws against trafficking or to stifle the insatiable demand of the antiquities market.
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Meanwhile, federal government regulators, state attorneys general and lawmakers on Capitol Hill are also conducting investigations into whether Facebook uses its market dominance to stifle competition.
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That, like the rise of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, has created incredible wealth for early backers, but also concern that rising transaction fees may stifle innovation.
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A second EU antitrust probe is looking into whether Qualcomm sold dongle chipset below cost from 2009 to 2011 to stifle competition from rival company Icera.
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Bucks stifle Heat 103-108 MILWAUKEE — The last time the Milwaukee Bucks faced the Miami Heat, they put forth their worst offensive showing of the season.
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In his past, he's used lawsuits against journalists as revenge tools and threats as a means to silence artists whose work he would like to stifle.
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Not only does this scenario stifle competition in the realm of digital content creation, but it also reduces overall digital ad supply while demand remains high.
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Seeing a dark side in dollar stores The growth of dollar stores is causing tension with local businesses, who say that the discount stores stifle competition.
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Thiel's crusade against Gawker not only created a new way for billionaires to stifle the press, but also reflected his deeply felt opposition to democracy itself.
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As a Nation we have chosen a different course -- to protect even hurtful speech on public issues to ensure that we do not stifle public debate.
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"Google has too much power, and they're using that power to hurt small businesses, stifle innovation, and tilt the playing field against everyone else," she tweeted.
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