And a lot of entrepreneurs were being stifled by that.
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Babel never fled Russia yet felt stifled by its authoritarianism.
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When I should have felt real pain, I stifled it.
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The result was stifled expression, hampered competition and uninformed consumers.
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James felt stifled, unappreciated; the literary world was culturally myopic.
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The story offered a reminder that sneezes shouldn't be stifled.
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They're both aware of it and feel stifled by it.
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"Your dedication and creativity was being stifled," Mr. Perdue said.
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And Botox has stifled every other sob east of Calabasas.
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Many thoughtful policy innovations have been stifled by collective bargaining agreements.
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Rea stifled the New York Mets, 20-20153, on Thursday night.
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Since then, the Communist Party's censors and goons have stifled debate.
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"Cloud innovation is far too important to be stifled by lawsuits."
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Radios and sighs and kitchen aromas are stifled behind closed windows.
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The belief that business is stifled by Brussels bureaucracy is powerful.
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This is an issue in which debate should not be stifled.
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More than that, others argue, it has stifled invention and imagination.
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But she was stifled by Charles, who forced a held ball.
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High fees and delays have already stifled deployment in many areas.
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Moreover, UNRWA has stifled Palestinian development and resettlement through aid dependency.
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Two takedowns stifled the attacks of Cote in the first round.
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West Virginia's press, meanwhile, has stifled both Kansas and Iowa State.
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Its rules and regulations stifled economic growth and rewarded union bosses.
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Any true, societal contest of ideas and alternative opinions was stifled.
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In "The Tribes of Palos Verdes," even the sea seems stifled.
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His caution and risk aversion would have made me feel stifled.
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We never have stifled their creativity, nor did my own parents.
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The class was terrified, but that fear had to be stifled.
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I stifled an urge to ask for a dustpan and broom.
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"We need things like that there or we'll be stifled completely."
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However, they're stifled by uncertainty as to what to do next.
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THEY ARE STIFLED BY THEIR LEADERSHIP I DONT UNDERSTAND THAT PARTY.
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I have tried telling my mother how stifled I sometimes feel.
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First, the invisible hand of the free market can be stifled.
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But in doing so, the government has inadvertently stifled the private sector.
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And who knew a stifled sneeze could potentially ruin your whole week?
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And in the process, they have hurt small businesses and stifled innovation.
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I didn't realize how much I stifled other people in daily conversations.
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The LDP-dominated model long suffered policy inertia and stifled policy debate.
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A lower court had ruled that Amex's "anti-steering" rules stifled competition.
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Coloring books provide an outlet in which to pour your stifled creativity.
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I stifled a laugh—were these angels, or active-duty military members?
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And public debate on the issue is stifled for the same reason.
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What use is such an intellectually stifled version of feminism to anyone?
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But amnesty laws and court judgments stifled any change in the story.
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Their movements were restricted and their communications stifled, the camp's residents say.
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Foreign technocrats have been invited to help overhaul the state-stifled economy.
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America's adversaries don't stop plotting when Washington is stifled by political dysfunction.
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Though I knew I should leave, I stifled my urge to run.
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Adam Smith, a Scottish economist, attacked the guilds that stifled 18th-century Britain.
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But an official listing would have stifled human activities like farming and ranching.
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And a segment of it might be that it's stifled segments of startups.
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They argued that the presence of firearms stifled free discourse at the university.
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"Our voices shouldn't be stifled, and our profession should step up," Kroll said.
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DURING the past two months, the world has been stifled by exceptional temperatures.
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Competition has been stifled and the state's share in the economy has doubled.
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So have the Republicans sufficiently stifled the Democratic effort to turn Texas purple?
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There are problematic codes of masculinity that could have easily stifled the actor.
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Decades of reliance on China had stifled development of domestic markets and infrastructure.
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As I wrote last month, Snapchat is stifled by its un-algorithmic feed.
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Similarly, the Japanese government imposed a big tax increase that stifled its economy.
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As they see it, political correctness has stifled discourse, particularly on college campuses.
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When competition is stifled, people end up paying more for lower quality goods.
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XCOM being XCOM, this caused ramifications that stifled my progress for several hours.
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Well, we're about to prise open the floodgates on your stifled tear ducts.
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Yet today in the United States, an entire generation's voice has been stifled.
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The ambitions of would-be entrepreneurs are stifled by an electricity-free environment.
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As a result, talent like Weaver's is stifled, dulled into redundant expository flourishes.
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It was a bad situation that could have stifled his ascent to stardom.
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He hated moral and social conventions because he thought they stifled the individual.
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His parents talked in hushed tones about stifled black anger and police hostility.
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All sorts of concerns start kicking in and the investigation might be stifled.
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Some local TV networks, like GEO TV, have been stifled for critical coverage.
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In warmer temperatures, however, they might overheat or feel stifled in these slippers.
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Such firms argued that the rules were too onerous and stifled broadband investment.
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But he also stifled democracy en route to winning a series of elections.
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Injuries and ineffectiveness have stifled a lot of those core players since then.
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Theyve bulldozed competition, used our private info for profit, hurt small businesses & stifled innovation.
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Yet, the Russian completely stifled the knockout artist's attacks to win a unanimous decision.
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Such regulation has stifled the food-truck industry in some of America's biggest cities.
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But the idea that net neutrality stifled innovation or infrastructure has been repeatedly debunked.
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He said the rules have stifled economic growth and investment in the broadband industry.
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For infrastructure, Texas faced a chicken-and-egg problem that stifled wind and solar.
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It was mainly because I felt my voice as an artist was being stifled.
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Trump wins, they'll find their voices stifled for the next four or even eight
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But the prevailing view is that the purity law has stifled German beer innovation.
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He eventually robs the two women, but he also arouses Thelma's long-stifled sexuality.
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Conflict and instability have stifled food production in Iraq, according to the United Nations.
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So often in modern literature, the would-be avant-garde talent grows stifled, boring.
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John Cornyn, and others stifled another effort at the end of the Obama administration.
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I think it stifled me in a way that I was just not feeling.
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Even today, unsustainable spending on government programs forces us to confront a stifled economy.
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Only Hispanic students and Republicans saw a decline in that feeling of stifled speech.
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News Analysis BEIJING — He has stifled his political opponents and enriched friends and cronies.
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It is claustrophobic, stifled, and determined by the demands of the men around her.
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Be warned: It is likely to induce stifled sobs in even hard-bitten stoics.
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To no great surprise, the game kept crashing, and so serpentiem's efforts were stifled.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, stifled a yawn as she jotted notes.
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Pai argued that the rules were too heavy-handed and stifled the broadband industry.
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The dollar shortage has stifled business activity and hit confidence in the Egyptian economy.
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But while the macarons were versatile in flavor, their limited form stifled his creativity.
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Broader dissent is largely stifled through the control of news media and social networks.
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They've bulldozed competition, used our private info for profit, hurt small businesses & stifled innovation.
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Often stifled, pushed aide, humiliated, and manipulated—she manipulates too—Mellie never loses perspective.
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You might have worried that the country's anti-science administration would have stifled scientific development.
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Because all that needlework wasn't so much about creativity as it was about stifled creativity.
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We look forward to the day when our creative juices will never be stifled again.
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Any Schadenfreude felt in Europe's periphery at Deutsche Bank's tumbling shares should be stifled, however.
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Prime example: 20th-century electric utilities and how regulation stifled investment and innovation for decades.
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Sniffs and stifled sobs erupted as 37-year-old Sharilyn Ervin spoke into the microphone.
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Stifled, which debuted at PAX last year, is the first effort from studio Gattai Games.
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Obama quickly stifled his laughter as Bush smiled and shot him a couple sideways looks.
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"I stifled and I restricted, and I tightened, and I coiled for years," he says.
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The series follows Annie, freshly divorced and exploring the sexuality she stifled during her marriage.
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The military government has banned protests and stifled criticism and anti-junta activity is rare.
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Since few textiles are produced in the region, the rules have stifled trade in garments.
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We have this weird dichotomy where it used to be that women were entirely stifled.
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Martens told CNBC that the drop in the rand has stifled, not helped, her company.
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The Avalanche stifled the Kings' offense through two periods, limiting Los Angeles to 14 shots.
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This has stifled a hoped-for renaissance in German trade with the Middle Eastern country.
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For the last 16 years, American education has been trapped, stifled, strangled by standardized testing.
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A big part of that fell Wednesday on Andre Roberson, who mostly stifled DeMar DeRozan.
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Current treatments inhibit the flow of dopamine imprecisely, which leaves me feeling stifled and sedated.
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Hopefully The Dedication Tour revitalizes the rapper, especially after being creatively stifled for so long.
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Democratic hopes of blocking the administration's decision have been stifled by the Republican-controlled Senate.
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I felt stifled by these rigid ideas of what it meant to be a mother.
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This process can be stifled when government acts in ways that stymie or distort competition.
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That failure, he said, had stifled the paths of upward mobility that previous generations enjoyed.
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Telecommunications companies that say Wheeler's rules have stifled broadband investment have fiercely backed Pai's proposal.
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New Jersey's defense stifled the Caps throughout, clogging the neutral zone and always shadowing Ovechkin.
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But violence has soared and freedom of speech has been stifled by murder and money.
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They controlled every aspect of our lives and the hard-line clerics stifled the country.
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Civil society organizations are labeled public enemies and find their work stifled by legal obstacles.
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They also complained to church officials that institute leaders stifled internal criticism and punished dissenters.
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Ruskin was appalled by the way industrialization dehumanized workers, stifled creativity and polluted the environment.
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Broadband industry lobbyists say the rules have stifled investment, but public interest advocates dispute that assertion.
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Sloane's cool adult demeanour is juxtaposed with her adolescent eating disorders and her emotionally stifled upbringing.
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New Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad reopened investigations into 1MDB that were stifled under Najib&aposs rule.
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The Obama administration spoke of pathways to citizenship but was stifled by a deadlocked Supreme Court.
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Obama quickly stifled his laughter as Bush smiled and shot him a couple of sideways looks.
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In 2001 the IACHR struck down a clause in Chile's constitution that stifled freedom of expression.
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It prevented Icera from competing in the market, stifled innovation and ultimately reduced choice for consumers.
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Claire McCaskill has said she will introduce legislation to repeal the law that stifled the DEA.
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On the other end, the Utes completely stifled Arizona State's offense for the first 223 minutes.
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In high school, Dan couldn't wait to get out—he felt stifled by a moral claustrophobia.
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Yet her career has always been stifled by transphobic, racists, and homophobic comments on social media.
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This not only stifled competition, but it increased taxpayer spending and put quality service at risk.
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On the other end, France's perimeter players and Gobert stifled the U.S. offense down the stretch.
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The first, which is entrenched corruption, has stifled efforts at economic and political reform for decades.
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In Pakistan, the sudden credit scarcity caused a balance-of-payments crisis and stifled GDP growth.
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Regulators stepped up their game after the credit crisis but inadvertently stifled the growth of banks.
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I'd be hot and stifled of course, but I wouldn't think about that in the moment.
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She let out a stifled yelp as they spread through the house, their assault rifles shouldered.
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There's a sense of patriotism, of courage, of civic duty, but it's stifled and poorly directed.
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Words of protest and revelations that might be made by whistle-blowers are stifled by fear.
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A wild-card defeat stifled New England's pursuit of a record-breaking seventh Super Bowl title.
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But rights groups say the government muzzles its critics and stifled civil liberties and media freedoms.
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Rarely – scratch that — never have I heard so many stifled sobs and sniffles in the theater.
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Without this appropriate incentive to partner with promising our distressed businesses, economic growth would be stifled.
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And his company has stifled scrutiny of its operations by suing journalists investigating claims of corruption.
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With higher funding costs, credit growth will be further stifled ... so they have to offset that.
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The Mets' offense, meanwhile, was stifled by Marlins starter Jose Urena, who threw six scoreless innings.
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An uncle, seated in court behind her, stifled a sob as other relatives held one another.
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Victims whose cases had been stifled by the old statute of limitations have a new opportunity.
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The forces that stifled private sector unions did not, generally, hit public sector unions as hard.
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Trump has argued the Obama-era rules enacted after the crisis have stifled business and job creation.
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Forced to wear "tignons", or handkerchiefs, their slave status was reinforced and their beauty stifled and criminalized.
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Cage position didn't just matter on the feet, it completely stifled Rodriguez's guard through the first round.
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Like many women who find themselves stifled by this country's inflexible work options, I wanted to work.
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In the privacy of his limo, though, he stifled a few yawns on the late afternoon ride.
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Dylan Mahon reached for the royal's facial hair as Harry playfully grimaced and Meghan stifled a laugh.
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"Everyone loses when voices get stifled," said Jenkins, who added the Twitter hashtag, "#TheFightContinues" to his statement.
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Ruth's creativity is stifled, the group dynamic is off, and Sam is squelching any hint of excitement.
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But in states where it does exist, [the kink community] is largely stifled, for fear of prosecution.
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Regardless, for decades, research on the drug was largely stifled as a result of its scheduling status.
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Damore and Gudeman claim that Google encouraged pro-diversity voices within the company and stifled conservative views.
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Davis waited, stifled a yawn, and when the shot finally went up batted it to a teammate.
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His election follows years of ill-conceived economic policies and capital controls that have stifled business activity.
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It's the latest in a series of rare demonstrations in Russia, where opposition voices are increasingly stifled.
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The comparison is apropos — Stalin stifled the press and other freedoms within the Soviet Union — and timely.
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Goaltender Jacob Markstrom stopped 4003 shots as his teammates stifled many of the Rangers' dangerous scoring chances.
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Trump and Knight are antithetical heroes to those who feel stifled in this age of political correctness.
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Layton believes that relaxed regulations can help such companies who may have been stifled by the rules.
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In May, Gizmodo reported that Facebook contractors had stifled conservative news from making its Trending Topics section.
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On Tennis With his sweatshirt hood up and the midnight hour approaching, Stan Wawrinka stifled a laugh.
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"I saw some pretty bad behavior" as it relates to scooters, Rickert recounts with a stifled laugh.
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Smith's range completely stifled Nakai's attempts to take the contest to the ground in the opening round.
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LaCue felt that the label stifled his creative process, preventing him from making his own artistic decisions.
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I do wonder if the plethora of entertainment available to them has stifled other sorts of creativity.
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However, we don't wanna feel like our daughter's journey in the world of entertainment is being STIFLED .
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I showed up at 7:30 one evening and the man at the door stifled a laugh.
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For some, the rise of the gig economy represents liberation from the stifled world of corporate America.
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"The FTC has stood by as major corporations have consolidated their power and stifled competition," he wrote.
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But Howe, known to friends as the Diva, had an innate genius that was stifled by marriage.
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It's stifled the voices of a free press and the masses alike, and imprisoned countless political opponents.
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Differing opinions are stifled and restricted to free speech zones as students struggle to express their opinions.
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It was when my creativity & self-expression was stifled by you, that I decided not to attend.
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Thatcherites, who stifled their criticism out of a sense of duty or ambition, will be sharpening their knives.
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It was when my creativity and self-expression was stifled by you, that I decided not to attend.
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Attempts by contractors to get more favorable treatment out of such companies have long been stifled in court.
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They felt abandoned by the new information economy, swindled by Washington politicians, stifled by the new cultural orthodoxy.
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Pai has argued that the 2015 rules were heavy handed and stifled competition and innovation among service providers.
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Update: The official Twitter account for Stifled let me know that the game will not be VR-only.
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These constant huge events necessitated an editorial heavy-handedness that stifled the auteurism DC had made its signature.
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The goal is like Portia Modise herself—very efficient and business-like, refusing to be stifled into stillness.
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The DOJ said in Tuesday's release that it's looking into competition, "stifled innovation" and the impact on consumers.
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Even some of the president's supporters are frustrated with the state of the country and its stifled politics.
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Your ambiguity and distortion of the matter is an insult to the millions of voices stifled and ignored.
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Since then successive governments have chipped away layers of rules that had "protected", but also stifled, India's economy.
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What does it mean for Elektra, who feels so stifled and strangled by the men in her life?
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It's less zoomed in on Offred's stifled life, increasing its scope to the larger world that oppresses her.
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But they've continually been stifled by one kind of information that's very hard to organize: health care data.
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For seven years now, the Dodd-Frank Act has stifled the American Dream — for half of the country.
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The idea that net neutrality somehow stifled sector investment has been a common refrain for the Pai FCC.
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More volatile markets and the rating agency changes stifled issuance last year, causing issuance to nosedive to €7.8bn.
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The institutional framework that stifled Americans can again work for We the People instead of for bloated governments.
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The stifled attack was credited to the people inside the mosque who overpowered the gunman before police arrived.
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There was another period where regulatory "overcorrection" stifled access to public capital markets and lead to increased costs.
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Sometimes, competition get stifled and government must step in to break up monopolies and other anti-competitive schemes.
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One of Pai's core arguments for reversing the act is that it has stifled competition among smaller ISPs.
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Oregon stifled Washington State's Robert Franks, who entered the tournament leading the conference at 22.1 points per game.
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But it also depicts her mother, Suzette, as an artist whose creativity is stifled by her domestic obligations.
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But box office experts suggest it was the movies themselves — not fears of coronavirus — that stifled ticket sales.
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But box office experts suggest it was the movies themselves — not fears of coronavirus — that stifled ticket sales.
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An "urph" — maybe a stifled bark — escapes his mouth and he wakes himself up, looking at me accusingly.
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You're craving freedom and flexibility on a deep level—and nervousness may take over if you feel stifled.
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HOPSON: You have a lot of good police officers, but a lot of good police officers are stifled.
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New England stifled the Chiefs in the red zone in Week 238, but still gave up 262.2 points.
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The CFPB also stifled emerging, non-traditional lines of credit that have arisen through advancements in financial technology.
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A previous challenge at the NLRB over employee complaints that Google had stifled their freedom of workplace expression.
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Yellen rejected arguments that regulation had stifled banking activity, insisting that higher capital requirements actually promoted loan growth.
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Cuban officials heavily pushed voters to approve the constitution and censured or stifled public campaigning against the referendum.
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During his near ten years in power, Najib stamped out political dissent, and stifled criticism in the media.
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Hardliner countries stifled any kind of meaningful discussion, and everyone left in much the same place they'd started.
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Lee had been at Marvel for more than two decades and was feeling creatively stifled, he told Inc. magazine.
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Investment is being stifled by the weight of the corporate sector's debt, which is close to 140% of GDP.
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Import-dependent Egypt is facing a dollar shortage that has stifled business activity and hit confidence in the economy.
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I just stifled it in because if I let any of it out, I'm going to totally break down.
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Tucci's character, Nigel, is the ultimate stifled artist, ever deferent to Meryl Streep's Miranda Priestly and her exacting vision.
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Its leadership has been scattered, its once pervasive administrative machine obliterated, its ability to attract reinforcements from abroad stifled.
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In Season 1, "What'll It Be" was the outlet for all Greg's frustrations with his hometown and stifled ambition.
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Many businesses worry that some of the Western sanctions that stifled the economy under army rule could be reinstated.
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It's the year 2018 and every advancement in our society has been stifled by the consumption of Tide Pods.
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At 23, Morgan Overholt found herself stuck in a job she hated, feeling underpaid, overworked, mistreated, and creatively stifled.
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First, this market, like all markets, has a fascination with growth, especially in the era of stifled economic activity.
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Here, then, is a stifled kind of suffering, revealed in its power to inspire compassion and vanity and dread.
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The campaign has discovered that small businesses are being stifled by overregulation, overtaxation, and lack of access to credit.
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With Qatar's support for this dangerous faction, U.S. efforts to unite the moderate opposition in Syria have been stifled.
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Critics, who have vowed to keep fighting the levy, say it has stifled the medical industry and slashed jobs.
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We all have a creative drive within us; if you're feeling stifled, this eclipse will break things wide open.
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Sonja's Copenhagen is a world of "glistening shoals of bikes," proud xenophobia, of stifled sadness and stifling social conformity.
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China's president, Xi Jinping, has harshly stifled political protest and has overseen a widespread crackdown on human rights lawyers.
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"In the age of social media, personality is so often stifled," said Mike Carozza, who founded the website WhatProsWear.
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In the process, stifling cross-border U.S.-China collaboration that has long fueled next-generation innovations is being stifled.
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Journalists say the powerful military has stifled criticism, and the government has exhibited a brittle attitude toward critical journalists.
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Mr. Kaplinsky, the financial services lawyer, said Mr. Cordray had stifled innovation in the industry by being too rigid.
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In October, Sanders told The Intercept that he wouldn't have stifled OFA in the same way that Obama had.
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After all, when is the last time you heard a liberal complain about being unfairly stifled on social media?
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He gives Mr. Trump credit for buoying the industry by promising to roll back environmental regulations that stifled growth.
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She is stifled and stultified at every turn, but Ms. Pugh's alert, intelligent performance signals that rebellion is imminent.
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The team's captain, Zheng Zhi, sitting to Lippi's right, stifled a laugh but declined to comment on the issue.
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Sissy Spacek plays Carrie White, an introverted teenager whose fanatically religious mother (Piper Laurie) keeps her stifled at home.
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"Silences" shares its title with a book by Tillie Olsen about women whose creativity was stifled by domestic burdens.
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Ray Perini, a Republican attorney who attempted to challenge Spota, was quickly stifled by members of his own party.
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The only things that have stifled my creativity have been illegal drugs and alcohol—they've fucked my life up.
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"The Nimby movement for years stifled development and higher-density projects under the guise of 'developers are greedy,'" Stoppleman says.
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No matter how nice the piece looks, I'd still like enough space to actually move around and not feel stifled.
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The investigation examined whether the companies' agreement reached last summer with California unfairly stifled auto sale competition in the state.
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Tía Bebi felt stifled and stilted in a relationship and a family that didn't appreciate her talent or her complexity.
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Enes Kanter had 10 points and 12 rebounds for New York, but Hardaway was stifled for the third straight game.
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He crouched down, stifled his laughs, listened for the slight crunches of Roomba's great feet compressing the ice and soil.
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Its practical effect is that patient choice is further limited, competition is stifled, and health care costs continue to rise.
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Executives at DP World argue that Africa needs many more ports—especially in the Horn, where conflict has stifled trade.
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The Commission is concerned that the practices have artificially reduced choice and stifled innovation in the market throughout the period.
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They are echoing the Muslim world, where Islam is often a state religion that is run, and stifled, by governments.
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The new government reopened investigations stifled under Najib&aposs rule and barred him and his wife from leaving the country.
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Popular YouTubers on the left have been lobbing similar accusations that the company has stifled their speech in recent weeks.
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Reformist officials have often had their wings clipped after liberalising drives were stifled by hardliners who feared loss of control.
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Washington (CNN)Two college students warned of increasingly stifled speech on college campuses at a Senate judiciary committee hearing Tuesday.
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The Clippers stifled Timberwolves leading scorer Andrew Wiggins, who scored 22 points but shot 8 for 24 from the field.
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The denial of such liberties poses a significant global challenge to the realization of democracy when dissenting voices are stifled.
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In a response to Spotify's European Union complaint, Apple publicly disputed accusations that its App Store policies unfairly stifled competition.
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You're still spending the next two weeks talking yourself into the Eagles because of how their defense stifled Case Keenum?
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In a region where democracy is stifled and religious freedom prohibited, our lawmakers support Israel because it remains a democracy.
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The objectivity standard eroded in the late 20th Century as a core of academics contended that the standard stifled journalists.
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Third, the Dickey Amendment, which was passed in 1996, and related policies have stifled federal funding for gun violence research.
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And that was the story of the overall economy in those days: It was stifled by too-high tax rates.
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Opponents of military rule say the ban, backed up by legal action against those who violate it, has stifled dissent.
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One day after pounding six homers in a 12-20143 win against the Reds, Washington hitters were stifled by Guerra.
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It is a stifled view, conversant with the 2683th-century tradition of animalier painting, but stripped of any allegorical comfort.
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He and others suggested Democrats would be able to advance long-stifled priorities like health care and the minimum wage.
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"The roadblocks put in place by the past administration mean that the law's spirit has been stifled," Mr. Murphy said.
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Her testimony sliced her family into factions, relegating her to years of exile, and it may have stifled her career.
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Toward the end of the five-hour vigil, around midnight, I noticed one or two stifled yawns, but nothing much.
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This aim saw most large and medium-sized businesses brought under state control – which critics say stifled innovation and growth.
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Algiers Dispatch ALGIERS — Much of the capital is boiling over with stifled anger at 20 years of police-state repression.
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In the 2018 film "Puzzle," a stifled, suburban Connecticut woman finds unexpected liberation in the world of competitive jigsaw puzzling.
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"The FTC has stood by as major corporations have consolidated their power and stifled competition," Hawley writes in the paper.
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"After all these years, the charm and the magic of those houses —" Here Ms. Holloway stifled tears, or tried to.
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This stifled growth is especially hard on young people who are struggling to make ends meet as it already is.
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And the fledgling economic recovery that started in 2014 — the last time Greece went to the bond markets — was stifled.
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I wrote thousand-word essays on how the campus stifled free speech that were then published in college-funded newsletters.
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Still, Republicans have largely opposed the Obama-era rules as heavy-handed regulation that has stifled investment from broadband companies.
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Instead he must paint a vivid picture of how liberalism has ruined our inner cities and stifled the job market.
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The violence stifled debate on Pakistan's draconian blasphemy law, which critics say is often abused and unfairly targets religious minorities.
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They fret about the toll competition exacts from their coddled offspring; they wonder if their child's creativity is being stifled.
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The insurgency has stifled economic development, they said; Article 370 was curtailing investment and migration, dooming the place to backwardness.
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The attack was largely stifled in the third period, however, as the Flames limited the Coyotes to just five shots.
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The Ketek episode prompted congressional investigations and accusations that the agency stifled concerns over the drug voiced by its own reviewers.
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Showtime Against Dos Anjos, Alvarez and most recently Edson Barboza the mesmerizing attacks of the 29-year-old have been stifled.
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Economists say industries growing in neighboring Kenya, such as technology start-ups, are stifled by red tape and low internet penetration.
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The Steelers' defense stifled the Bengals the rest of the way, and a successful fake punt by Pittsburgh ended the drama.
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But the "mother of all design shows," as the reboot's trailer dubs it, never faked a horrified stare or stifled sob.
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The investigation looked at whether the companies' agreement reached last summer with California unfairly stifled auto sale competition in the state.
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Middle-class groups and opposition parties often held protests, but they were beaten back by pro-government mobs and largely stifled.
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That big tech companies like Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google have become too dominant and have thus stifled competition and creativity.
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Hannah, amid thwarted desires and stifled feelings, disappears one afternoon, leaving Lovell to examine their relationship while piecing together her whereabouts.
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He's legally blind and nonverbal, too, but none of that has stifled his love of trick-or-treating, his father said.
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"That stifled what I felt like I was my ability to communicate freely with my doctor at the time," he says.
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The potential for growth that every young person has is stifled when they have to fear for their life every day.
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Her brother had hopes to become a doctor; Adesuwa stifled her desire to study art and enrolled in chemistry, pre-med.
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They were silent, their lips sealed with duct tape to symbolize the survivors throughout the country whose voices had been stifled.
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New Orleans, which averaged 30.2 points during its winning streak, was stifled by the Rams' defense, which sacked Brees three times.
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Yeah—growing up around peers, I often felt stifled in a lot of ways, mostly in regards to what I wore.
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McAneny said the merger would mean higher prices, less choice and stifled innovation in PBM services, health insurance and pharmacy services.
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The Duvalier dynasty, which governed Haiti from 1957 to 1986, stifled enterprise, in part because it mistrusted mulattos, who dominated business.
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Nevertheless, the voices of tens of thousands of teachers and families will continue to be stifled if Friedrichs does not prevail.
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Dellin Betances, Andrew Miller and Aroldis Chapman stifled the Orioles in the last three innings of a 27-1 Yankees victory.
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They had stifled his academic career, he believed, and weakened the country with their prattle about making peace with the Palestinians.
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After having stifled Odell Beckham Jr. on Monday night in a win over the Giants, Minnesota cornerback Xavier Rhodes hounded Hopkins.
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Their bits were so thin they were essentially transparent and stifled the natural charisma they would have had even if unscripted.
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Such an effort will be particularly important in eastern Europe where Russian kleptocrats have stifled rule of law and enabled corruption.
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Representative Kevin McCarthy, Republican of California and the majority leader, has also raised concerns that Republican voices were being stifled online.
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A lot of filmmakers who have done television with network have felt like they had their vision stifled a little bit.
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The Justice Department has sided with students in the cases who say campus policies have stifled their ability to speak freely.
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Now that they can lead long and healthy lives, however, the restrictions meant to control a deadly epidemic have stifled careers.
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On Baseball Tampa Bay stifled Oakland in a showdown of creative perennial contenders from the low end of baseball's payroll list.
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The Yankees were stifled by Trevor Bauer and his big breaking curveball until they got a big blast in the fifth.
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In response to the earlier leak of documents, the government argued that its methods have effectively stifled extremist violence in Xinjiang.
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It also arrived at the tail end of a relationship that had stifled her creativity and warped her sense of self.
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Most of the Americans there appeared oddly stifled, determined to remain, if not physically then sentimentally, back in the United States.
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In Stalinist Russia, the government perceived imagination as a dangerous tool for change that should be stifled among the general population.
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When we met Mack, she welcomed us comparatively sexually stifled normies into the throng with open arms and 16-pound breasts.
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The report details several examples in which YouTube stifled competitors who were looking to compete against it in video advertising sales.
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On one hand, advancement and adoption may be stifled by concerns about murky policy or a lack of accepted technological standards.
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Denver, which has dropped three of its past four games, committed three turnovers as it was stifled by a stout Chargers defense.
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Logistical and financial considerations, however, had always stifled episodic series TV from matching the epic scope possible in big-budget theatrical filmmaking.
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Our responsibility as health care providers is to ensure that those whose voices have been stifled or suppressed are represented and amplified.
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Vegas had the league's top penalty kill in Round 1, scored first in three of the four games and stifled Kings rallies.
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"The ease of doing business may be better, but the actual process of running a business has been stifled," he told CNN.
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In that time, though, he's sparked new life into the Latin American country's opposition, which has been stifled for years under Maduro.
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"He wants to show he will take action and not be stifled by Washington gridlock," said Princeton University presidential historian Julian Zelizer.
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Mr Pompeo offered little criticism of his Egyptian hosts, who have locked up thousands of political prisoners, crushed NGOs and stifled speech.
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That has stifled the domestic hospitality industry, data shows, with hotel occupancy rates down as much as 30% in the country's east.
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But scarce charging points, a driving range limited to around 33 miles (23 kilometres) and cheap fossil fuel stifled mass-market demand.
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Palestinian leaders say a younger generation sees no hope for the future living under Israeli security restrictions and with a stifled economy.
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Non-kink sex-positive events are also stifled by these laws, which prevent these events from openly advertising and charging for tickets.
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Barcelona forwards Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez hardly threatened as Roma dominated possession for long stretches and stifled Barcelona with high pressure.
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That has stifled the domestic hospitality industry, data shows, with hotel occupancy rates down as much as 220% in the country's east.
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But scarce charging points, a driving range limited to around 260 miles (2051910 kilometers) and cheap fossil fuel stifled mass-market demand.
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If he's too cautious, and doesn't allow CERN workers to use whatever programming language or software they need, users might become stifled.
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These regulations impeded energy development, prematurely shuttered coal plants, delayed or blocked job-creating new projects, crippled innovation and stifled economic growth.
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And Catalonia is a case study in what a years-long effort for progressivism and independence looks like when democracy is stifled.
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From there to the media hype, which felt very forced, I was a bit bewildered and ultimately felt a bit creatively stifled.
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These bursts of green remind us of life when we are surrounded by concrete or when winter has stifled the foliage outdoors.
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In the third round, Barberena channeled his inner Diaz and his pitter-patter boxing completely stifled the attacks of his Brazilian counterpart.
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The Cavaliers ran out to a 222-point lead in the first quarter and then stifled every rally that the Warriors mustered.
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The majority of significant post-war Albanian literature is in the socialist realist mode, as in the stifled novels of Serjo Spasse.
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These days, debate is being stifled on university campuses in the name of political correctness, a term coined by the Stalinist regime.
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Almost three quarters of Americans believe that creativity is being stifled by our educational system, according to the State of Create findings.
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Our elections have been essential to distinguishing our country from autocracies, dictatorships, and monarchies where democratic power has been checked or stifled.
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Jeff and his friends continued to distribute copies of the Constitution and refused to let their right to free speech be stifled.
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After falling behind 213-217, the Mustangs (173-217) stifled USC, holding the visiting Trojans without a field goal for 20:24.
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GOP lawmakers have claimed that companies like Google and Twitter stifled conservative voices by blocking certain search results and banning user accounts.
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Dallas' usual ball-control offense was stifled in the first half but needed just a couple of big plays to take over.
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Trade tensions and a tougher foreign investment review process in key, sensitive sectors have already stifled its investments in the United States.
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It seemed like my personal style was being stifled, that uniforms were an unnecessary cruelty being thrust upon my already awkward self.
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I'm hoping this proves that having your wardrobe stifled in your young life can be some sort of catalyst for fashion greatness.
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The FCC chairman is arguing that the rules are too heavy-handed and have stifled innovation and investment in the broadband industry.
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And local efforts to build not-for-profit or small-scale municipal networks have been stifled by competition from major telecoms corporations.
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The French Human Rights League condemned Ms. Diallo's removal, saying it stifled debate and raised questions about the independence of the council.
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Pai claims that the Title II order has stifled broadband capital investment, an assertion that is vigorously disputed by open internet advocates.
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Nathan earned the save that day, then stifled the Yankees in the 10th and 11th innings the next night in the Bronx.
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Even inside the ballroom, Mr. Trump's Catskills one-liners and discursive riffs prompted a mix of gasps, shaking heads and stifled laughter.
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In the EU, the argument around regulation of big tech firms, is that they have become too powerful and have stifled competition.
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" Cleaver also noted that despite his concerns, he believes that cryptocurrency "is a technology with tremendous potential" that "should not be stifled.
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The ministry said the cap, in place since 2016, has stifled lending to small and medium businesses in East Africa's richest economy.
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In a continuation of their 97-59 destruction of Texas on Monday night, the Mountaineers stifled the Tigers offensively through 12 minutes.
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Exile stifled those rebellions, but the Decembrists and the Sybiracy (the Polish word for "Siberians") became inspirations for future generations of revolutionaries.
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The hostility Trump has created between himself and Congressional Republicans has stifled the legislative process and undermined Americans' confidence in their government.
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Only in a system like Hong Kong's, where other avenues for democracy have been increasingly stifled, could they gain such outsized importance.
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Republican supporters of the legislation said the regulations, created during the final days of the Obama administration, were onerous and stifled innovation.
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In May, the FCC voted to roll back Title II regulations, with Pai arguing that they've stifled innovation and stymied broadband access.
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We have to actually talk about it because the reality is that the sexual identities of the church ministers have been stifled.
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"The Commission is concerned that the practices have artificially reduced choice and stifled innovation in the market throughout the period," it wrote then.
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WASHINGTON – Fewer Americans signed contracts to purchase homes in May, as sales are being stifled by a shortage of properties on the market.
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Kentucky stifled any comeback attempt with its own touchdown on a 33-yard run by Bowden with 11:25 left in the contest.
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With the marked exception of his poignant 2014 Interstellar performance, McConaughey spent this four-year period moping through plodders that stifled his charisma.
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ET, TBS ABOUT SYRACUSE (216-273): The Orange's trademark zone defense has stifled opponents in the tournament, allowing an average of 265 points.
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Yes, but the willingness to actually speak it is what I'd like us to be able to ... so that you feel less stifled.
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"Global growth has already been stifled by the protracted impasse between the world's two largest economies," said Han Tan, market analyst at FXTM.
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Their formidable front line, led by D.J. Jones and Nick Bosa, gave Wilson little time to find receivers and stifled Seattle's running game.
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Broadband industry lobbyists, and their GOP allies like Pai, say the rules have stifled investment, but public interest advocates vehemently deny that assertion.
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Changes to Dodd-Frank could only clear the narrowly divided Senate with Democratic support, which stifled GOP hopes of drastically weakening the law.
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Miller reported to spring training with the Yankees in February and immediately stifled any controversy about ceding the closer spot to Aroldis Chapman.
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On top of this, they face a divided party, an economic crisis, and a political context which has stifled, rather than encouraged, democracy.
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Meanwhile, the fate of the 33 applications before the agency continues to sit in limbo, and scientific progress continues to be unnecessarily stifled.
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Plus, the lactation process is literally stifled by stress, so stressed out women often report fears of insufficient milk, which creates more stress.
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For too long, debate was stifled because whoever differed from the A.N.C. or Zuma was branded a racist or agent of Western nations.
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The Sahara's dry air and dust particles, which can fill the air up to 20,000 feet, initially stifled the evolution of this storm.
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The anticorruption drive appears to have reduced official graft, but the pressure for conformity has also stifled policy debate among officials and academics.
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Back home, where Mr. el-Sisi has methodically stifled dissent and tightened his grip on power, that could prove more than enough validation.
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The cinematography seems static and distant, not so much trapped in a house of evil spirits as it is stifled by the space.
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That pattern repeated for several years: The ERA got through the Virginia Senate, only to be stifled in a GOP-controlled House committee.
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The marches began as a grass-roots movement seven years ago to revive a familial tradition stifled by President Vladimir Putin's patriotic propaganda.
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But the Yankees were stifled by the ex-Yankee Shane Greene, as Clint Frazier flied out to shallow center to end the game.
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Future generations will look back and see a moment when Peru started to uproot corruption that had long stifled its potential, Vizcarra said.
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American patrons preferred portraits to allegorical or historical subjects, and often demanded a degree of verisimilitude that stifled any impulse to artistic license.
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In effect, this is an investigation looking at whether the search giant stifled competition and restricted access to its platforms from other companies.
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While Colorado stifled Colorado State on the defensive end in the first half, the Buffs did not fare much better on their side.
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Born Caroline Luel-Brockdorff, the first female heir to Valdemars Slot, a castle in Denmark, she grew up feeling stifled by aristocratic mores.
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Officials have sided with the banking industry in arguing that Obama-era rules stifled lenders' ability to make loans and continue to grow.
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Regulators are divvying up antitrust oversight of the Silicon Valley giants and lawmakers are investigating whether they have stifled competition and hurt consumers.
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One is the idea that rising concentration in the American economy has stifled competition and is killing the incentives to invest and grow.
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But so far, the day-to-day dramas at the White House are grabbing most of the headlines — and policy reporting is being stifled.
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They want the unravelling of years of EU-designed regulation which they say has stifled the ingenuity and productivity of the British financial sector.
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One of his favored approaches to the problem has been to eliminate consumer protections like net neutrality, which he falsely claims stifled sector investment.
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Although some shrewd companies that are well placed to cope with political risks will do well, the economy as a whole will be stifled.
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My job is to make sure the blanks are structured enough so you feel safe, but not structured too much that you feel stifled.
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To ensure the anniversary is marked without a hitch, security across the mainland is being tightened and dissent stifled even more vigorously than usual.
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Like them, we want to create and inhabit realistic worlds where players' actions have real consequences, but technical limitations have stifled innovation in gaming.
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Just like previous historical instances of ideological hubris, this has stifled open and honest discussion; in this case about the true meaning of pluralism.
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"While it didn't work out the way I planned, this voice will not be stifled," Ryan said in a video message posted to Twitter.
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Competition was stifled, investment faltered and labour relations soured to the extent that managers straying onto the shop floor had to dodge flying bolts.
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She says Amazon, Alphabet's Google and Facebook should be broken up because they have stifled competition and used consumer data for their own profit.
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As is the case with changemakers, skeptics worry Mwangi's influence will be stifled by parliament; that he can be more effective on the outside.
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From there, the Flyers (40-27-14, 94 points) stifled the Penguins, limiting their chances and holding Pittsburgh to 19 shots for the game.
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If there is, the benefits of deploying AI in the NHS will not be adopted or its benefits realised, and innovation could be stifled.
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From repealing ObamaCare to cutting spending, Republican leadership has stifled conservative members' efforts to follow through on the promises they made to voters. Rep.
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The Tigers (214-215) consistently expanded their lead throughout the second half as Missouri stifled the Norse both from 23-point range and inside.
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A record $145 billion soured loans due to an economic slowdown and, in some cases, profligate lending has stifled new bank credit in India.
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The nuclear deal removed restrictions that stifled Iran's economy for most of this decade - on banking, money transfers, insurance, trade, transport and technology procurement.
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Michelle Buteau is criminally charming as Sasha's childhood friend and adulthood colleague, and Deadpool's Karan Soni plays beautifully off Park as Marcus's stifled bandmate.
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Crude backed off from that session's highs on fears that economic growth and demand would be stifled as the countries stumbled on negotiating roadblocks.
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It is difficult to leave, but it is more difficult to see these principles being stifled to the point where truth isn't the truth.
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These policies clearly stifled proactive policing efforts by requiring officers to complete a two page written report for every person they stop and question.
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As a result, the graff scene in Bangkok became stifled by division, distrust, and tough-guy posturing that imitated the attitudes of American writers.
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Architecture and movement blend into a deceptively simple lyric poetry—the mania of Breathless is still there, but like Bardot, it's stifled and subdued.
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Fees have also increased as the value of BTC has risen, something that has stifled commerce and trading using the coin elsewhere as well.
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Curators also didn't acknowledge that many, if not most, of these women were reluctant first ladies and felt stifled and suffocated by the role.
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The growing popularity of craft cocktails has spread well beyond Dublin, and its rise could have stifled the unfussy fun of Ireland's bar scene.
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Markus Howard scored 35 points and Marquette stifled Xavier on the defensive end in an 85-65 home victory on Wednesday night in Milwaukee.
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According to her, she offered three songs for Grammys producers to choose from, but felt her creativity was stifled in favor of industry politics.
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Critics would like to pretend that the law was not needed, that it hasn't worked and that it has stifled lending and economic growth.
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This, not dissent, is the real danger to stability, and it will only grow louder if legitimate criticism and protest continue to be stifled.
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The feud has stifled Trump's health agenda and created another turf war between two bureaucrats in an administration largely defined by its interpersonal conflict.
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Greengrass is as dexterous as ever, yet the result, though abounding in thrills, seems oddly stifled by self-consciousness and, dare one say, superfluous.
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Human rights group Freedom House told Axios' Joe Uchill that the blackout prevented global reporting on Iranian police abuses and stifled coordination between protestors.
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Five years ago, the internet successfully rallied against two pieces of legislation that activists argued would have destabilized the internet and stifled free speech.
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Last week, the House Judiciary subcommittee on antitrust also announced plans for an investigation into whether the tech companies stifled competition and hurt consumers.
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"Some sort of regulation is important and inevitable," Zuckerberg said, but he echoed calls in the United States that innovation should not be stifled.
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And still there is this trembling – a quaking among a docile but perturbed intelligentsia and a shuddering among the increasingly stifled presidential press corps.
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So too is the debate surrounding them that bubbles up on social media—censorship of traditional media had previously meant that such discussion was stifled.
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They know it even though funding for research on gun violence has been stifled for decades (you can thank the gun industry for that one).
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In his column, Khashoggi lamented the lack of an adequate international response in cases where journalists or media outlets have been stifled by Arab governments.
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It should be the most vibrant time for commentary, but it's stifled by fear and that's the most spectacular and tragic irony of our times.
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Much of it has gone into share buybacks and acquisitions, propelling a movement towards consolidation that some argue has retarded business dynamism and stifled innovation.
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Preexisting aid shortages have stifled Somalis' access to health care, meaning the resources coming in for relief from the attack are spread even more thinly.
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"There are lots of places in this region where economic opportunity has been stifled," said Kyle Kondik, a political analyst at the Center for Politics.
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And as Bridget, the sister stifled by her dull marriage, Hilary Swank makes clear she should be working a whole lot more than she does.
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His time in office has been marked by a deadly cycle of anti-government protests stifled only temporarily by a nine-month state of emergency.
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The existence of multi-layered governments created under the Dayton peace accords that ended Bosnia's 1992-95 war has obstructed decision-making and stifled development.
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The nuclear deal removed restrictions that stifled Iran's economy for most of this decade - on banking, money transfers, insurance, trade, transport and procurement of technology.
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" Most of all, she felt stifled: "I wanted time to understand, time to work it out, I didn't want to be forced into a choice.
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In a world where our choices mattered less, where our voices were stifled, and our roles imposed on us, any opportunity to rebel was significant.
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This deference is partly due to tradition—during the ANC's many years in exile, internal dissent was stifled—but also because potential rebels are afraid.
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The difficulties of hiring and firing, including hefty severance pay, have kept many workers on short-term contracts and have stifled efforts to boost manufacturing.
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Obscurantist propaganda by numbers; a Potemkin parliament; a stifled press; even lapel badges of the great helmsman: it all reeks of the bad old days.
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During this epoch, periods of global cooling are thought to have stifled biodiversity everywhere, but the effect of glaciation on some species remains largely unknown.
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Nearly every wedding planner can tell stories of the maid-of-honor who listed off inside jokes with the bride, as the audience stifled yawns.
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It was a daring dash that typified the Royals' aggressive, athletic offensive style, and their overpowering bullpen stifled the Mets the rest of the way.
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Wilson said he wanted to move into new markets and make the brand "synonymous with mindfulness," but was stifled by the bureaucracy of the company.
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With their midfield stifled, United lacked any spark or creativity and their afternoon was summed up by several harmless efforts from lone striker Wayne Rooney.
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But these charges tend to focus on a kind of general harm to the market, often expressed as an anxiety that competition could be stifled.
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Without action this year, this will have a significant effect on the national economy, including stifled job creation and hundreds of thousands of jobs lost.
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Though she was a descendant of genocide survivors, she believed this stifled the progress and growth of Armenians in their individual, collective, and cultural consciousness.
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The study describes a selective tug-of-war that favored Neanderthal mutations in groups where they were beneficial, and stifled them where they were disadvantageous.
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When the sweat-stifled air got too much and Yiannopoulos took his cardigan off midway through his talk, an anguished groan rippled through the crowd.
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But the efforts of Markey and others have been largely stifled by the recalcitrant cable companies and industry-friendly regulators at the Bush-era FCC.
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The State Department ordered him to take the files down, and he responded by suing the government, saying his First Amendment rights were being stifled.
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A recent GAO report found that the pace of scientific discovery is stifled by an overly burdensome regulatory environment in the FDA's clinical trial protocol.
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For decades, some left-leaning strategists stifled their candidates' response to dog whistles for fear of alienating whites who they thought might otherwise support Democrats.
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Huang says these restrictions have stifled a range of genres that were previously guaranteed money-makers, such as Japanese-style horror movies, his own specialty.
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Georgia stifled a final drive from Notre Dame — a Georgia radio broadcaster swiftly proclaimed that Smart's defense had administered last rites — and won, 27-9.
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Georgia stifled a final drive from Notre Dame — a Georgia radio broadcaster swiftly proclaimed that Smart's defense had administered last rites — and won, 27-9.
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Mr. Trump has consistently said that government regulations have stifled businesses and thwarted some of the administration's core goals, such as increasing fossil-fuel production.
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Both sisters feel stifled by their domineering mother, who discourages Thandi from becoming an artist and belittles Margot as she struggles to accept her sexuality.
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In the conference finals, Mattias Ekholm assisted on three of four game-winners, and he and Subban have stifled opposing top lines throughout the playoffs.
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Among hardcore supporters, the belief remains that earlier, harder-edged attacks on Obama in 2008 could have stifled his campaign's momentum before it became unstoppable.
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But the high cost of currency hedging, the expense investors pay for protection against foreign exchange fluctuations, has stifled Japanese demand for dollar-denominated assets.
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The president's top trustbuster launched a probe in July into whether the sheer size of market-leading online platforms has stifled innovation and reduced competition.
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Burdensome regulation and corruption stifled investment, while the nation's banks lent far less than their Latin American peers, leaving small companies to scramble for credit.
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In past cases, doctors have also seen a stifled sneeze cause sinus problems, middle and inner ear damage, ear infections and a ruptured ear drum.
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If things have been stifled in your love life, the lunar eclipse in Leo will end the monotony and boredom for sure—but expect drama.
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Inside these detention centers, there have been allegations of sexual misconduct by guards, forcible separation of children from mothers, suicide attempts, and stifled hunger strikes.
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Instead of hiding racist or sexist feelings, Trump openly proclaims them, giving voice to many who believe they've been stifled from expressing their true feelings.
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In her 40 years in the United States, she had been let down by a system that stifled the voices of working-class and immigrant women.
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The economy there is stifled by an Israeli-Egyptian blockade on the territory and disputes with the Western-backed Palestinian Authority based in the West Bank.
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The country has had a worrying track record on rights, with a stifled judiciary since an attempted coup on Erdogan and his government in July 2016.
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A massive graft scandal and repeated clashes between the legislative and executive branches stifled investment last year and led former president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski to resign.
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Full transcript: President Donald Trump's news conference Since taking office, Trump's pugnacious persona has at times appeared stifled by the formal surroundings of the White House.
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And, to be fair, it's not difficult to argue that Instagram's breakneck growth under Facebook ownership could have stifled competing photo-sharing apps from catching on.
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In the short run, countries woven into China's supply chains, such as Taiwan and South Korea, would lose out from the stifled demand for their wares.
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As we continue our investigation, we will use every investigative tool at our disposal to determine whether Facebook's actions stifled competition and put users at risk.
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But he also threw a costly interception in Michigan's end zone late in the first half that stifled the Gators' attempt to stay in the game.
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In his piece, Hughes said that Facebook's monopoly position has limited competition, stifled innovation, and has allowed the company to amass vast amounts of unchecked power.
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Thailand stipulates harsh punishments for defaming or insulting the king or senior royals, and critics say it has stifled much needed debate over the country's future.
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"My greatest fear for my children is that, in any way, they will ever fear being who they want to be and feel stifled," she says.
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Feature Stifled by the Kremlin's impositions on free speech, I quit my job as editor of the Russian GQ and found freedom in cinema — sort of.
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"It's hard to think of one (deal) where consolidation did not result in people losing their jobs, prices going up and innovation being stifled," Doyle said.
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Of course, the stifled and limited gameplay could have been saved by the narrative—see releases like Oxenfree and Batman: The Telltale Series for more evidence.
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Defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard's group stifled Western Kentucky's offense in the first half, spoiling the first start by redshirt senior quarterback Drew Eckels since high school.
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The Cuban government has said that people are compensated with free housing, education and health care but has also acknowledged that low wages have stifled productivity.
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I was always too busy—with work; partying; dealing with some anger or other that I had stifled for years; mourning the passing of a friend.
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The Cavaliers entered the tournament as one of the favorites to win it all but were stifled early and often by the America East Conference champions.
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The site became popular in 2014, when an outspoken group of gamers left 4chan, another relatively unmoderated messaging board, because they felt it stifled their speech.
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Braithwaite's portrait of Lagos, with its seedy corruption and choking traffic and rigid family norms, makes that search for identity feel even more stifled, more predetermined.
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Even if Italy were to start a process to leave the euro zone, other analysts believe the process would be stifled by different levels of bureaucracy.
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An open door to the balcony circulated air through the stifled apartment and filled the quiet apartment with sounds of honking cars and airplanes flying overhead.
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The Patriots offense had been stifled in the first half by the Philadelphia Eagles, but they got creative in the third quarter to take the lead.
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He recorded just two outs in Game 3 of that series, but the Indians won anyway with a bullpen relay that stifled a powerful Toronto lineup.
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In another candid moment, Harry let a 4-year-old boy tug at his red beard with the prince playfully grimacing as Meghan stifled a laugh.
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At the time, McAuliffe was pushing hard to gain a Democratic majority in the Republican-controlled state senate which had stifled much of his legislative agenda.
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It is about a writer who flees a place where she feels stifled and ends up in New York, delighted by the buzzing humanity around her.
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" Bolton roundly condemned Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, saying his regime has stifled free speech and "imposed a policy of jail, exile or death for political opponents.
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Any discerning pro-wrestling fan could be forgiven for having stifled a shudder at the prospect of the multi-man main event of Sunday's Extreme Rules.
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The Longhorns fell to 3-4 today, following a loss to very mediocre Kansas State, in which the offense was stifled for much of the game.
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A commission Francis created with top cardinals, outside experts and abuse victims (the committee's only two victims have since left) has seemed stifled by Vatican bureaucracy.
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And indeed many of the "Winesburg" stories, in violation of the prevailing literary taboos, openly explored the destructive effects of stifled desire, sexual repression and perversion.
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"The old, Windows-centric view of the world stifled innovation," said Michael A. Cusumano, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management.
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Having had his own work as part of the Murkage Cartel stifled, his subsequent emboldenment extends into his solo work such as the Mixpak released Security.
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"High levels of economic and political uncertainty alongside ongoing global trade tensions stifled the performance of UK manufacturers in August," IHS Markit director Rob Dobson said.
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Some who believed that Mr. Cuomo deliberately stifled progressive legislation via the I.D.C. have wondered if he would find new ways to bottleneck policies he opposed.
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Clearly, Ms. Churchill wants the audience to endure in real time the inertia that stifled change in 1647 and so much human potential over the centuries.
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I stifled the jealousy that threatened to consume me when I encountered mothers pushing a double stroller in the park or diaper commercials depicting identical twins.
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We learned to be more open with each other about our sexual needs, desires and kinks — something that our Christian background had always stifled within us.
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He eventually was placed with the family in Queens, where he felt stifled much of the years he spent there, more than half of his tenure.
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In June, the U.S. House of Representatives passed an amendment that would remove a ban that has stifled efforts to establish a nationwide unique patient identifier.
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But high currency hedging costs have stifled their demand for U.S. Treasuries, while high currency hedging costs have also prompted a move towards unhedged foreign bonds.
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The U.S. administration must understand that the Taliban are unlikely to come to the negotiating table unless their striking abilities are stifled to a large extent.
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However, in the past four months, the country's power demand has fallen, government data showed, pointing to a worsening industrial slowdown that has stifled economic growth.
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Navy's defense stifled Kansas State's offense most of the game, holding the Wildcats to just 24 yards of total offense prior to a game-tying drive.
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I think a lot of people who could have been creative were stifled over the last hundred years because maybe they weren't the highest- paying jobs.
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" Beckham also understand that interests change over time and style evolves: "Fashion will take on added stature one day, but try not to be stifled by it.
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Where in this process did the calls for change get stuck and was it actually the kind of institution "we are," in Fraser's formulation, that stifled critique?
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To that point, the Mets' bullpen had stifled the Phillies' lineup after starter Seth Lugo was lifted for a pinch hitter in the top of the fifth.
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While Grande will not attend or perform at the Grammys after a disagreement with producers left her feeling "stifled," she told fans she was thankful for nomination.
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The aim was to stamp out a currency black market but the rules stifled trade as companies could no longer open letters of credit to finance imports.
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But in his absence, I started to understand how stifled I had been with someone who was happiest staying at home with his computer and television shows.
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It looks at what it means to be a woman in an abusive relationship, stifled financially and physically by a seemingly happy life that is everything but.
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But the main opposition People's Democratic Party, which has yet to choose its candidate, says Buhari's protectionist policies have stifled growth, and fueled joblessness, unemployment and crime.
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There's something big (and yet stifled) happening in the publishing world now, a reckoning with who has the right to write what when it comes to fiction.
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But while the government's aggressive actions have stifled some of the voices coming out of the country, such moves haven't silenced outlets like the award winning Medyascope.
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The bottom line: EV penetration could be stifled without significant, large-scale investment in charging infrastructure and advanced charging technology that can keep pace with EV adoption.
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Negative interest rates in some European countries in 2016 reflected an uncertain economic outlook, which the agency said stifled deals, as prospects for merged firms were unclear.
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The sector is small and still new in the former Soviet Union, which came late to its version of capitalism after decades of central planning stifled entrepreneurship.
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The companies' profits have been squeezed by a global grains glut, low crop prices and a bruising U.S.-China trade war that has stifled global commodities flows.
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For the last decade, Google's "first click free" policy helped ensure that non-subscribers wouldn't be stifled by paywalls when they clicked on news articles from searches.
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The Minsk accords, coupled with Western threats of far more draconian sanctions and stepped-up military assistance to NATO allies, may well have stifled Russia's imperial ambitions.
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With little access to land, rural development and women's rights are stifled as women have little or no say over the land they farm and depend on.
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Their stifled economies remain dependent on foreign aid as the money that should be building schools, hospitals and roads is lavished on flash cars, mansions and superyachts.
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With the Rockets laboring in the second half of a back-to-back, Ariza provided a lift with his marksmanship and stifled Dallas once and for all.
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He would pursue a woman, often inviting, even begging, her to move in with him, but no sooner had she done so than he began feeling stifled.
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Chilcot said the intelligence on Iraq was wrong, that diplomatic and military preparations were bungled, that dissenting voices were stifled, and that Blair blindly followed Bush's lead.
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Whiplash trade tensions have also stifled business investment and long-term planning as the U.S., Canada and Mexico struggle to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The Thai military, which took control of the country in 2014 in a coup, stifled debate about the Constitution by harassing journalists and charging critics with sedition.
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This is the year of the piattelle, truffles whose growth is stifled by the dry and firm soil, which gives them their peculiar, donut peach-like form.
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Despite Chicago's best efforts to climb back into the match, North Carolina expertly stifled Sam Kerr on the attack and held her to limited touches all afternoon.
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The two competed by paying lucrative guarantees to publishers that delivered revenue but ultimately stifled innovation among the publishers they purported to serve, according to industry execs.
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The district court ruled that American Express's "anti-steering" provisions stifled price competition and violated the antitrust laws (Mastercard and Visa settled with the government before trial).
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The Bruins doubled that total in Game 6, but the Blues stifled them — David Krejci's lonely assist on Wednesday notwithstanding — in the final game of the year.
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She began to see Lisa not as a mediocre poet, but as a woman whose creativity is stifled because no one expects her to produce anything worthwhile.
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"I don't think if you look at objective data on lending, that it's possible to make the case that regulation has simply stifled lending," Ms. Yellen said.
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Naruhito complained in 2004 that Masako, a former diplomat, "had completely exhausted herself" trying to adapt to life in the palace, where her "personality" had been stifled.
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The lack of serious competition has drawn the fierce condemnation of critics who say Sisi has stifled dissent, but the President says he is not to blame.
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" Yet even after the protest in Beijing was stifled by the police, some investors insisted that they were right to put their faith in Mr. Zhang. "Mr.
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Experts say that Cairo's greatest challenge lies in reforming the security agencies, which have ruthlessly stifled dissent but have had limited success in penetrating new Islamist cells.
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I shouted when we were told to shout, strained to have tears, stifled my thoughts and silenced my mind to clear out some space for his voice.
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The minister is considered a product of the late former strongman Suharto's "New Order" administration, which gave a big political role to the military and stifled opponents.
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Yet, when it comes to school choice for K-12 students across the country, the vice grip on policymakers applied by the education establishment has stifled progress.
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I have taught at John Jay College of the City University of New York for 30 years and never had students complain that I stifled their views.
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To see a woman weaponize her aggressiveness, her pushiness, her eloquence and convictions — all the qualities I once stifled in myself as a child — is unspeakably powerful.
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But he was unable to rebuild the budget, and many E.P.A. initiatives were mired in court or stifled by Congress or business interests supported by the administration.
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This is a repeat of some of the same practices that Black artists undertook in the 1980s, only to later by stifled by exhaustion and funding cuts.
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But the industry, which has the potential to create tens of thousands of U.S. jobs, has said that regulatory control over the national airspace has stifled innovation.
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But voters loudly pronounced on the "grand coalition" she has come to personify: a capacious left-right governing alliance that has stifled debate between erstwhile political rivals.
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The term cultural survival seems leans towards this idea of tradition, and within Native communities, we've been stifled by what is considered traditional through a Western lens.
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Silva's leg kicks also stifled Nelson's forward movement in the first round very well, with Nelson's wearing a big welt on the affected area after the bout.
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If Olive and Elizabeth weren't lovers, the Wonder Woman comics turn into some weird stifled fantasy, a vision of eroticized lesbian love which existed only in Marston's fantasies.
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And during a 2015 Senate hearing called "The War on Police," Sessions criticized Obama-led police reforms because, in his view, they stifled police from doing their jobs.
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And I'm personally so connected to myself emotionally, if I feel blocked or stifled or I'm not being myself or I can't be myself, then I can't create.
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The epic back and forth war went on to claim 'Fight of the Year' honors, but it wasn't long before Henderson found his career trajectory being dramatically stifled.
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He sacked critics in the government, including the attorney general, who was preparing to charge him and his deputy, muzzled the media and stifled investigations into the scandal.
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Blue Jackets 2, Red Wings 0 Elvis Merzlikins recorded his fifth shutout in eight games, Zach Werenski scored in the second period, and streaking Columbus stifled visiting Detroit.
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This summer a Chinese diplomat responsible for Latin America praised Venezuela and Cuba for conducting elections "smoothly"—one way of describing fake polls in which opposition is stifled.
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"He was single minded at restoring the EPA to its proper statutory authority and ending the burdensome regulations that have stifled economic growth across the country," he said.
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The chairman of the House Financial Services Committee told CNBC on Tuesday the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act has stifled economic growth and institutionalized "too big to fail" banks.
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With Marshall's voice stifled under the court's threat of perjury, the task of keeping Spell out of jail falls to Sam Friedman (Josh Gad), a local insurance lawyer.
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In a great piece on what she calls "Stifled Grief," Michelle Steinke writes about the expectations we often have around grieving and when it is supposed to end.
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Yet for ethnic groups whose territory was annexed and culture stifled, such as the Ainu in the north and Okinawans in the south, it was not much fun.
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Even as Snapchat became a buzzy cultural phenomenon, those who used it weren't able to easily find and connect with their friends, which probably stifled some network growth.
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Meaningful legislation about juvenile justice standards and foster care financing should not be stifled by a small faction, nor should they sneak into existence through a political backdoor.
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The commissioners had previously voted 3-1 to reject another bitcoin ETF application, with Republican commissioner Hester Peirce dissenting on the basis she felt doing so stifled innovation.
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Even though he caught his break singing on Steve Vai's Sex & Religion record in 21107, he felt stifled as the conduit for someone else's words, thoughts and feelings.
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Also last year, the head of the country's central bank made an appeal for tolerance, warning that the economy will never reach its potential if debate is stifled.
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Unfortunately for these often underserved businesses, such as family farms and businesses, their daily operations are now more costly and their growth is stifled due to Dodd-Frank.
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One important trophy was missing from his collection: the World Cup, which eluded him in 1974 as West Germany stifled the Dutch in the final, winning 2-1.
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Senior guard Daxter Miles Jr. made five 3-pointers in the second half and finished with 183 points as West Virginia's pressure defense stifled the sixth-seeded Bears.
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The whiplash trade tensions have also stifled business investment and long-term planning as the U.S., Canada and Mexico struggle to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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With renewed confidence in Puerto Rico's future, the once-stifled economy will once again trend towards its full potential, while concurrently contributing to the country as a whole.
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Twenty-four free-market groups sent letters to lawmakers Monday calling on them to let the FCC's decision stand, arguing that the rules stifled investment from broadband companies.
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For the most part, he succeeded in implementing his own, architectural aesthetic, but the uncertainty of couture's future brought about by the early-90s stifled his creative prowess.
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His refusal to push for stronger national gun laws in the aftermath of the Parkland, Florida, school massacre has stifled legislative momentum for regulations to prevent future tragedies.
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New President Emmerson Mnangagwa last month promised zero tolerance in his government's push to punish corruption that stifled political freedom and economic growth during Mugabe's 37-year rule.
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Hometown blues is something most people can relate to—that feeling of having failed life, of taking steps backward, being stifled and suffocated by the lack of change.
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Sanctions were imposed on the country, formerly known as Burma, in 1997 after decades under a military dictatorship that stifled dissent and showed little regard for human rights.
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RHP Max Scherzer totally stifled St. Louis Sunday night, allowing just two hits and two walks in seven shutout innings and fanning 12 to earn his 10th win.
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"Increasing costs and competitive pressures have stifled American's earnings potential in 2018," Cowen airline analyst Helane Becker wrote in a note after American lowered its outlook on Wednesday.
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When Ms. Gonzalez received her transplant, it inspired some of her friends to register as organ donors, but she said misinformation and mistrust stifled that impetus in others.
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Many small businesses were unable to offer coverage, and America's entrepreneurial spirit was stifled by "job lock" because aspiring business owners couldn't risk losing their employer-sponsored coverage.
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If they congregate near the bladder, urinating hurts; near the sciatic nerve, pain can shoot down the legs; inside the lung (a rare event), breathing can be stifled.
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A mother of the bride buys retrospectively, with an eye toward who she's been all these years, and whether some part of her got stifled in the telling.
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Online alternatives helped limit the fallout from canceled conferences, but tech industries will likely still suffer a period of stifled innovation due to forgone in-person business opportunities.
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President Trump and Republican leaders at the federal and state levels have stifled efforts to form a national political strategy to combat a redux of the Russian campaign.
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For all Johnson's legislative prowess, it was unclear whether the "Master of the Senate" would be able to break the roadblock that had stifled Kennedy on most issues.
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Still, lawyers for AT&T were adamant last week in court filings that there was no evidence rates would increase or competition would be stifled by the merger.
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They say that they have suffered discrimination in jobs and education, that they receive inadequate government assistance, and that their language and culture are being stifled and neglected.
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In his nearly 50 years leading the nation, he brought much to Cuba, including free health care and education, but he also oversaw economic deprivation and stifled freedom.
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But upon watching the recent season, it becomes clear the heir apparent can breathe easy; actor Josh O'Connor depicts him as a sensitive, shy, and stifled young man.
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Proposals to liberalize the sector, however, have been stifled by resistance from Coal India's worker unions, which have issued strike notices for next week to protest the move.
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In an industry stifled by a high purchase tax that would not be lessened until 2000, design was dominated by ladylike and literal diamond-encrusted flowers and animals.
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United States Attorney for the District of Minnesota Erica MacDonald stifled laughter when asked whether prosecutors might want to scrutinize a seller who had posted hundreds of listings.
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At a time when due process — a bedrock of this country's legal system — is under attack, adequate and competent legal representation shouldn't be stifled, it should be strengthened.
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The Americans had no hits until there were two outs in that inning, stifled by Colombia's Jose Quintana, an All-Star left-hander for the Chicago White Sox.
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Twenty-four free-market groups sent letters to lawmakers Monday calling on them to let the FCC's decision stand, arguing that the rules stifled investment from broadband companies.
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"The key cause of high drug prices, restricted access to medicines and stifled innovation, we submit, is a social disease called 'maximizing shareholder value,'" the study's authors concluded.
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From a teenager living in a small town to his ex-wife, the singer and actress Mandy Moore, these artists said Adams exploited and then stifled their ambitions.
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Many advocates for reform link the lack of urgency to the secrecy that is imposed on cases of sexual violence, which they say has stifled awareness and debate.
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The effect of this would be predictable: emerging startups with exciting new ideas will be stifled, while the corporate giants of the space industry's old guard will remain untouched.
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It made his facial muscles rigid, stifled his gait, impacted his sleep, and at times, hampered his breathing, according to an AARP interview with his wife, Yolanda "Lonnie" Ali.
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ArcelorMittal has been trying to enter India's steel market, which is dominated by local companies, for over a decade but bureaucratic hassles and land acquisition woes stifled its bids.
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We rely on the same go-to bars and restaurants that, while comfortable and familiar, inevitably lead to the same stifled getting-to-know-you conversation date after date.
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In May, former Division III NCAA wrestler Wade was stifled by another Dagestani fighter in the re-emerging Rustam Khabilov—losing a unanimous decision in Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
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But domestic demand for locally produced clothes has been stifled, east African governments say, by the ubiquity of cheap, second-hand garments imported from Europe and the United States.
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"I think it is industry-related also and not employer-related; Dodd-Frank has stifled creativity and massively lowered morale, " said David McCormack, CEO of recruitment firm DMC Partners.
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She says Mr Kavanaugh, as a drunk 17-year-old, threw her onto a bed at a high-school party, groped her and stifled her screams with his hand.
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But festering global trade tensions, the scaling back of electric vehicle subsidies in China and a wave of new output have stifled both demand and prices in recent months.
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On the drive over, as she'd tell me years later, she stifled laughter at my attempts to hide my nerves, and my awkward first meeting with my dorm roommate.
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In the wake of the changes, reports started to surface about how the moves stifled usage of groups, turning the platform into what some were calling a ghost town.
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Then you can make the point that if Democrats win back a majority in Congress, they will return the country to the policies that stifled job and economic growth.
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Agriculture contributes more than a quarter of Tanzania's gross domestic product (GDP) and employs around 75 percent of the labour force, but growth is stifled by low crop yields.
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For now, the political momentum appears to be driving the two countries' tech sectors apart to such a degree that even collaboration between researchers and corporations could be stifled.
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Seven Democratic senators targeted the so-called "zero-rating" in a letter to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, warning of stifled innovation and other issues if the FCC doesn't act.
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Pischetsrieder was CEO of BMW in 1993-1999 and CEO of VW from 2002-2006 before he lost the support of influential labor leaders who stifled his reform efforts.
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Comprehensive immigration reform is a goal long supported by small-business owners across the political spectrum, but its enactment is stifled time and again by our toxic partisan climate.
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Yet, as FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb has stated, the biosimilars market is already being stifled by unfair market restraints, and few biosimilars are actually making it to market.
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Nearly 190 sea turtles were reportedly found frozen to death off the coast of Cape Cod on Friday after frigid conditions stifled their ability to safely swim to shore.
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Any talk of left-wing dissent could be immediately stifled by name-dropping Nader, blaming and intimidating voters, rather than trying to win them over by giving policy concessions.
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Other companies in support of Pai's plan, like AT&T and Verizon, have made the argument that the rules stifled investment in the telecommunications sector, specifically in broadband infrastructure.
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The tendons of his jaw swell with the strain of stifled feelings; his brows, usually tasked with double takes and farcical arching, knit with a terrible weight of guilt.
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We will spend a day with leaders from the Trump administration and Congress, discussing all the ways to unleash the stifled, untapped potential of our country's neglected entrepreneur class.
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Sabers 22017, Islanders 220 Jason Pominville scored the go-ahead goal early in the second period for host Buffalo as goalie Linus Ullmark stifled New York with 25 saves.
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In particular, Mr Love, often regarded as a defensive sieve, miraculously smothered and stifled the far more agile Mr Curry on a key possession as the clock wound down.
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"He was single-minded at restoring the E.P.A. to its proper statutory authority and ending the burdensome regulations that have stifled economic growth across the country," Mr. Inhofe said.
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For her, the primary form taken by resistance to racism was the denial of blunt categories imposed on black Americans, which stifled the possibility of an individual's full flourishing.
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Following World War II, independent clubs were formed there in the 1950s, only to be stifled by the German soccer federation's official ban on the women's game in 1955.
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They're opposites bound by shared history — with their mother dead and their father absent, they're all each other have — and Clifford makes her feeling of stifled resentment deeply sympathetic.
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And it does provide Ms. Pressley — who recently appeared in Ms. Hutchison's play "Surely Goodness and Mercy" — a rich opportunity to explore a complex, loquacious, if emotionally stifled, character.
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Iran's clerical regime has stifled one of the great civilizations, preventing so many of Iran's youth from realizing their full potential, and mercilessly jailing and killing the regime's opponents.
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Yet one has the sense of things shutting down, of barriers being erected, of that dialogue being stifled precisely when we should be doing our best to amplify it.
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The dysfunction at the agency has stifled efforts to pass legislation to help veterans and a separate initiative to revamp the agency's health-records system, observers told the paper.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have been quick to reject those constraints, and seem poised now to insist on a conversation that top Democrats have long stifled or sought to avoid.
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But the country needed an enhanced central government to keep them in line when they misbehaved, break them up when they stifled competition, and, occasionally, even take them over.
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In a 911 call about noon Saturday from Smith's phone, a stifled sob is heard before the line abruptly drops, according to recordings released by the city of Westerville.
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I was reminded of this reality when Instagram once again stifled my voice, as well as that of my father, by preventing our accounts from appearing in search results.
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The Trump administration has wasted no time rolling back several of the onerous Obama-era regulations that have stifled employee freedom, crippled economic growth and hurt small businesses alike.
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A retired general, he is considered a product of the late former strongman Suharto's "New Order" administration, which gave a big political role to the military and stifled opponents.
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"But the battle never came," he wrote in a Thursday report, pointing out that Huawei was placed on a US trade blacklist last May that stifled its overseas business.
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"I am proud to be leading a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general in investigating whether Facebook has stifled competition and put users at risk," James said in a statement.
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The move ups the pressure on the tech giant, which is facing expansive probes into whether it has stifled competitors from state officials, federal antitrust enforcers and U.S. lawmakers.
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Divided and stifled, the opposition had struggled to pose a challenge to Mr. Maduro until a National Assembly leader, Juan Guaidó, managed to rally its factions in recent months.
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Owners love it so much they would have shut down the league, stifled momentum, risked injury, and dealt with the 11-hour time difference all for financial assurances now.
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Without this freedom, the press would be stifled, since it would be unable to run anything critical of the president or other public figures without fearing a crippling lawsuit.
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I always wanted to forget that San Diego suburb, and forget those Asian American traditions that I thought stifled one's inability to comprehend the culture and politics of art.
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But as Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, and more than 100 other tech pioneers argued last month, smaller platforms would struggle and innovation would be stifled.
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The GOP's blind loyalty to the President has been a big disincentive for House Democrats to pursue impeachment proceedings, as they fear their efforts will be stifled in the Senate.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump outlined his energy policy plans Thursday, taking jabs at President Barack Obama and pledging to revive what he called a stifled U.S. energy industry.
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" They called the process "non-inclusive and non-transparent," adding that "challenges to the status quo, even from member states and many UN agencies, have been marginalised and dissent stifled.
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The virus outbreak, which coincided with the Lunar New Year holidays, has stifled economic activity in the country as cities have been locked down, with travel restricted and businesses shut.
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Moves by Brazil's government to reduce state banks' risk-taking and curb loan book exposure to capital-intensive activities like infrastructure have stifled the supply of financing for the industry.
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But, if the government found that Facebook had stifled competition in a way that harmed consumers, the department could potentially pursue criminal action that would result in breaking Facebook up.
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The defense stifled USC in Los Angeles en route to a 211-21 win, and both units were incredible against Washington State (211-10 win) and Arizona (49-3 win).
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They argue that economic reform is being stifled by opposition in the bureaucracy and that once Mr Xi has his allies in place he will be able to override resistance.
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Or stifled a scream of horror the first time I saw a penis and had to convince myself with much internal strife that I was enjoying what was going down.
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But the government's tightening measures, such as high stamp duties and lower loan-to-value ratios, have effectively stifled sales in the secondary market, consultancy JLL said in a report.
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In Venezuela, the Chávez regime has notoriously aggregated executive power, limited political opposition, attacked academia, and stifled independent media — a classic example of "de-democratization" under the color of law.
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Those laws, however, haven't stifled China's progress in developing key technologies required for human spaceflight including human-rated launch and landing capabilities, extravehicular activities (EVA's) and on orbit docking maneuvers.
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Some have suggested that the distance between fans and players has partially stifled the atmosphere, or at least some of the visceral noise that one might associate with Upton Park.
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The law protected both men from an aggressive president, and both could count on the fact that their team would not be stifled by an administration intent on obstructing justice.
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Nola (9-7, 3.02 ERA) stifled the Mets for seven innings, allowing one earned run and two hits while striking out eight batters in the Phillies' come-from-behind victory.
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Playing at home for the first time this series, Cleveland notched a commanding 120-90 win and stifled Golden State's air of invincibility ahead of Game 4 on Friday night.
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New England (3-2), which allowed an NFL-high average of 456.8 yards in its first four games, stifled the Bucs (2-2) through three quarters at Raymond James Stadium.
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The study, two years in the making, comes as Republican President Donald Trump looks to roll back many post-crisis reforms which he says have stifled lending and economic growth.
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During his second term, President George W. Bush found himself stifled by these members of his own party when they prevented him from achieving a grand bargain on the issue.
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Conscious that my own trickle of humble-braggy, emotionally stifled summertime photos on Facebook is its own version of fahvolousness, I spent a recent trip to Spain second-guessing myself.
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Almost a year ago, Congress made history by lifting the ban on crude oil exports – an archaic provision in the law that stifled America's ability to become global energy leader.
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Judge Easterbrook's opinion also held that CFTC commissioners have a right to explain their votes publicly, and that their right to speak freely cannot be stifled via a consent decree.
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Last week, Warren unveiled a major campaign proposal to break up tech companies like Facebook, Google and Amazon, whose outsized influence has stifled small businesses and damaged democracy, she argued.
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News reports about the governor's personal stake in the Solantic clinics, which he transferred to his wife shortly before taking office, stifled the momentum of his first months in office.
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It was the end of a long, cold day, the news headlines both depressing and alarming, and my neighbor met my eyes as we stifled yawns at the same time.
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The Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission have divvied up antitrust oversight of the Silicon Valley giants, and Congressional committees are investigating whether they have stifled competition and hurt consumers.
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The former calls for a prolonged period of stifled economic activity sourced from a "limit of monetary policy kicking in" and the virus becoming a recurring health crisis, Janasiewicz said.
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That is the lowest number of spring sales since 22011, when the market was stifled by the recession, said Jonathan J. Miller, the real estate appraiser who prepared the report.
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Arthur Fleck is a maelstrom of tragedy and stifled masculinity, and because society never showed him any form of affection, he was forced to burn it down to find warmth.
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On some topics, she echoes arguments typically made by Republicans, like her claim that her speech was stifled by the big technology platforms and her frequent complaints of media bias.
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Jackson's Hangsaman protagonist (in the film's world) has clear parallels with Rose, who begins to feel stifled and invisible, especially when Fred starts lingering on campus with his flirtatious students.
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Despite the setback, Japan's government stuck to its view that the economy continues to recover moderately, blaming the contraction on typhoons and an earthquake that halted factories and stifled consumption.
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They came from the bottom of society and were either stifled halfway through by the government or drowned out by civil rights activists with better access to the international media.
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Comic book adaptations, particularly X-Men ones, are often stifled by having to explain how their worlds work, what with all the mutants, the Phoenix force, and superpowers in play.
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The eloquence of Ray's cinematographer, Burnett Guffey — the way he catches in close-up, and in her deliberate, increasingly stifled movements, Laurel's growing despair — plays out like a psychological horror.
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"I just wanted to make sure she wasn't stifled or held back in any way," Jordan tells PEOPLE of how he'd take her hiking and let her listen to secular music.
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Telecom firms like Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon, meanwhile, reiterated their view that the Obama-era 2015 open internet rules amount to an egregious government overreach that has stifled broadband investment.
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The company, already the world's largest copper producer, has tried unsuccessfully in recent years to attract a partner to develop its lithium projects in Chile, stifled by legal and regulatory hurdles.
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China's economy was already slowing last year before trade tensions escalated, due in part to a regulatory clampdown on riskier lending that starved smaller, private companies of financing and stifled investment.
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I want a sport that's as safe as it can be, but not one that's so stifled, over-regulated and over-complicated that the drivers can't make the difference in competition.
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Yiannopoulos said on his Facebook page that police purposefully hamstrung the event and that yelling protesters, one of whom appeared to be with the anti-Trump organization Refuse Fascism, stifled him.
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The court ruled that by bundling search and Chrome within Android, Google stifled innovation and cut off opportunities for device makers to sign better deals around preinstalled browsers and search engines.
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The scale of his authority has persuaded many Saudis that he may be able to break down bureaucratic barriers and cut through the red tape that has stifled many government operations.
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The exuberant private sector has been stifled; its share of output has stagnated, and firms must establish party cells which then may have a say over vital hiring and investment decisions.
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"In effect, our free speech has been stifled because the university has decided not to assist us in making sure the event can occur successfully," he said as protesters shouted nearby.
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Chase Anderson stifled the Diamondbacks with a no-hit bid that lasted into the eighth inning, lifting the Brewers to a 6-1 win and stopping Arizona's winning streak at five.
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Australia's competition regulator said it plans to review the market power of the Big Four amid concerns that lending caps have cut competition and high barriers to entry have stifled rivals.
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The government has stifled dissent and is particularly sensitive about criticism of the draft charter, curbing debate ahead of a vote that will be the first big test of its popularity.
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Supporters hope that within the constraints imposed by the legacy of military rule, Suu Kyi's NLD will succeed in improving human rights in a country that has long stifled personal freedoms.
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The internal investigation found that the football program operated as if it was "above the rules" and that assistant coaches and staff interfered or stifled investigations into alleged assaults by players.
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It is, however, a good time for those of us pushed to the margins—denied our rights, robbed of our autonomy, our voices left stifled in our throats—to get angry.
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In response to feeling unnecessarily restricted and stifled by Etsy's changing and controlling rules, my sister joined forces with her friend and bandmate Kate Dwyer to create a website called Witchsy.
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AL-HOCEIMA, Morocco (Reuters) - Moroccan authorities stifled a women's protest against official abuses and corruption on Saturday in a northern town where months of unrest has tested the North African kingdom.
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"As we continue our investigation, we will use every investigative tool at our disposal to determine whether Facebook's actions stifled competition and put users at risk," James said in a statement.
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Equity is the first bank to report its results after Kenya lifted a cap on lending rates which policymakers said had stifled credit, especially for small businesses, and hindered monetary policy.
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A guttural sound emanates from the depths of him, almost like a stifled cough, and then there it is: The synapses fire, he begins to speak, and good luck stopping him.
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They went into that 2013 Super Bowl with the NFL's best offense, but it was stifled by a fast, athletic Seahawks defense that was pressuring Peyton Manning and smothering his receivers.
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As recently as June, Dr. Steven W. Gust, a special assistant to the director of National Institute on Drug Abuse, had disagreed with critics who say the monopoly has stifled research.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday promised zero tolerance in his government's push to punish corruption that stifled political freedom and economic growth under Robert Mugabe's 37-year rule.
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Over the past several months, free speech on college campuses has become an unlikely right-wing cause, with conservatives insisting that far-right speakers are often unfairly shut down or stifled.
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China's economic growth slowed to 6.6 percent in 2018, weighed down by rising borrowing costs and a clampdown on riskier lending that starved smaller, private companies of capital and stifled investment.
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Hart tipped Jasmin Kurtic's header onto the bar off a corner kick early in the second half, and he stifled two one-on-one chances after sloppy England passes were intercepted.
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Equity is the first bank to report its results after Kenya lifted a cap on lending rates which policymakers said had stifled credit, especially for small businesses, and hindered monetary policy.
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Before trade tensions sharply escalated last year, China's economy was already slowing, in part due to a clampdown on riskier lending that starved smaller, private companies of financing and stifled investment.
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ECONOMIC U-TURN China, Asia's biggest economy, may see its first fall in car sales on record in 2018 as consumption is stifled amid a trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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And the truck traffic is being stifled by an increase in vehicular traffic, frankly, and this is the thing: it's a real-world problem that's going to really affect your readers.
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Sanctions may have stifled the presence of global players like Apple, Google, and Amazon, but this has at the same time created a vacuum in which young entrepreneurs have stepped in.
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Mukesh Ambani's father, Dhirubhai Ambani, was a schoolteacher's son who created a business empire in India at a time when most large-scale private enterprises there were stifled by government controls.
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The odd behavior inspired a running commentary of quips in my head too, but because I have found Ms. Evans's previous work worthwhile (and because it's my job), I stifled them.
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Not only is Jerusalem central to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, there is also friction between ultra-Orthodox residents and a dwindling Jewish secular community that often feels stifled by religious strictures.
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"For decades, Cuba has stifled freedom of expression and assembly by locking up people for their beliefs and opposition to the government," said Erika Guevara-Rosas, Americas director at Amnesty International.
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Even as he has courted Western leaders, seeking to present himself as a statesman who can solve what has until now been an intractable problem, he has stifled dissent at home.
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In 2003, when he began arguing for neutrality rules, Mr. Wu was mainly interested in protecting digital innovators from the telecom oligopolies that had long stifled new technology on their networks.
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At the end, Ms. Dhegrae forced a single breath into a painfully long note that turned into a stifled hiss, held until her face changed color and her eyes teared up.
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PREDATORS 2, JETS 5 Pekka Rinne stopped 32 shots as visiting Nashville stifled Winnipeg and evened their Western Conference semifinal at two games each with a win at Bell MTS Place.
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Their starting points are diverse: Nour, a Tunisian teenager, was stifled by an authoritarian secular government, inspired by the peaceful revolution that toppled it and disillusioned when the revolt's promise faded.
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The Fed was widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged Wednesday after a string of strong jobs reports and solid consumer spending stifled fears of a recession that dominated the summer.
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ArcelorMittal has been trying to enter India's fast-growing steel market, which is dominated by local companies, for over a decade but bureaucratic hassles and land acquisition woes stifled its bids.
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House Republicans, led by Hensarling, sought to repeal or rewrite as much of Dodd-Frank as possible, insisting the law had stifled economic growth and devastated the most vulnerable financial institutions.
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The Fed was widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged Wednesday after a string of strong jobs reports and solid consumer spending stifled fears of a recession that dominated the summer.
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As Mr. Bouteflika's condition has steadily deteriorated, the government has stifled opposition by adopting security laws with often vague and broad definitions of what qualifies as a threat to the state.
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In Egypt, Ms. Ghoshal said, movements for gay rights were stifled after the Arab Spring by the rise of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, and the police began to target activists.
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ECONOMIC U-TURN China, Asia's biggest economy, may see its first fall in car sales on record in 2018 as consumption is stifled amid a trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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The furore threatens to cloud a gripping study of inter-generational attitudes towards homosexuality, illuminating a corner of the LGBT community, stifled, if not silenced, by the precedents of its cultural traditions.
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He also favors Trump's push to roll back regulations that Searles said have "stifled" businesses, including the software company that hasn't been stable enough to give him a raise in 10 years.
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Frank Juma used to drive matatus — public vans in Kenya that function like buses — for a living, but had been out of the job since last November due to a stifled economy.
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Cabello — who was front and center on Fifth Harmony's album covers — responded by providing the usual narrative about leaving the group; she felt creatively stifled and needed to find her own voice.
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That's a constant I think in everyone's life: every time you feel stifled in a current situation where you feel you're not quite yourself or being bogged down by other people's opinions.
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Another 3-0 run after the break gave the champions a massive 8-3 lead, as the Italians shared the workload in attack while they stifled the Spaniards at the other end.
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Republicans are eager to turn the page at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) after eight years of policies under President Obama that they say have stifled innovation and burdened the tech sector.
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Innovation and investment in the telecommunications industry grew dramatically, until the FCC decided to fix a problem that did not exist and imposed regulations that stifled innovation, killed jobs, and impeded investment.
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While the legislation was drafted to protect the First Amendment rights of campus speakers, Barca and other opponents of the bill are concerned about protesters' free speech being stifled in the process.
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He said she was too frazzled to pull it together in time for Sunday's broadcast -- but AG called BS, saying Ken stifled her efforts to perform "7 Rings" ... so she said deuces.
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His 1965 novel, "Samskara," written in the Kannada language, about a Hindu society stifled by caste and tradition, is widely considered to be one of the landmarks of 20th-century Indian literature.
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Strict lèse-majesté laws, which prohibit insulting or defaming members of the royal family, have been interpreted broadly by the authorities and have long stifled public discussion of the succession in Thailand.
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The coverage of Coco, another recent Disney movie spotlighting people of color, illustrates how a film's impact can be stifled without engaged criticism by writers who have a stake in its subject.
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For these activists, the Indian decision was not only a victory for the global gay rights movement, but also a stark repudiation of the Victorian-era legacy that has long stifled them.
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Kazakhstan's rubber-stamp parliament, whose upper chamber Tokayev chaired before assuming the presidency, is devoid of opposition, and dissent is largely stifled through control of traditional and electronic media and social networks.
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That result not only reflected the country's increasing fragmentation and polarization, but also a feeling among many Germans that the centrist dominance of Ms. Merkel had stifled political opposition and healthy debate.
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But lawyers and activists complained that inmates in the city's jails stifled in units without air-conditioning and, in many cases, while still having to wear uniforms with long sleeves and pants.
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It would implement policies to reduce the reach and weight of the federal government by eliminating wasteful and duplicative programs and rolling back harmful regulations that have stifled the nation's economic recovery.
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Also, if Apple had to close stores, it could stifle demand for iPhones, and it's not clear to me what happens to demand for a luxury good like that once it's stifled.
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He repeatedly said that he thought Bolton's testimony would be stifled by executive privilege that he said would likely be invoked by Trump on much of what Bolton would have to say.
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"This merger would have stifled competition and led to higher prices and lower-quality health insurance," said Brent C. Snyder, a deputy assistant attorney general in charge of the department's antitrust division.
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This catch-22 has taken almost half a century to break, with scientists only just beginning to overcome the legal, bureaucratic and financial barriers that have stifled their research for so long.
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Elizabeth is creatively stifled by her job as a realtor, while Andrew is aimless, living off of family money with no real career and no sense of what he wants to do.
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Mr. Wilson, who is well known in anarchist and gun-rights communities, complained that his right to free speech was being stifled and that he was sharing computer code, not actual guns.
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An expected Democratic win in New Jersey would create a Democratic trifecta in a blue state — potentially unleashing a wave of progressive policymaking that's been stifled by eight years of Chris Christie.
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Your best chance to get a glimpse into the fighter beneath the surface level technique will always be when their A game is complicated or stifled by natural attributes or tactical decisions.
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Clinton's newest stab at untangling the contradiction that has unexpectedly stifled her candidacy: how to make pragmatism and practicality sound as exciting as the "political revolution" grandly, if vaguely, promised by Mr. Sanders.
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Kyrie Irving also scored 22 points and added five assists and four steals as Boston stifled Sacramento defensively and wore down the Kings, who were playing for the second night in a row.
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It also faced internal blowback over its work on a censored search engine for China, a drone-targeting program called "Project Maven," and accusations that is has stifled conservative voices within the company.
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The pound closed at 16.95 to the dollar in the interbank market, having traded at levels around 17.60 to 17.90 on Tuesday, but volumes remained small as a severe dollar shortage stifled liquidity.
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They have repeatedly renegotiated terms for a big mining project led by a foreign firm, stifled new projects with ill-advised taxes on exploration licences and done too little to diversify the economy.
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Going on a witch-hunt because someone says "Bless you" to another employee that sneezed (real example) creates an environment of paranoia and stifled self-expression, without improving how people treat each other.
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Five months after taking office, he reversed Barack Obama's historic overtures to Cuba and stifled United States business ties with the country, a move perceived as potentially devastating for the island's private sector.
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Such is the case with Erich von Stroheim's Queen Kelly (1929) — a film that, though glistening and ethereal on the outside, is at bottom a brutal fable of libertinism, stifled love, and domination.
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The country's farmers, traditionally strong supporters of membership, are divided ahead of the June 23 referendum, with support eroded by what some see as heavy-handed regulation and bureaucracy which has stifled innovation.
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In fact, those arguments have raised the question of whether hyper vigilance for full privatization — the one thing the VA needs least — has inadvertently stifled the one thing the VA needs most: innovation.
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Specifically, New York faced massive deficits resulting from bloated budgets, falling credit ratings that led to decreased market access, and an overall lack of transparency and credibility that stifled investment and stymied growth.
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" As he rehearsed the boys, there were stifled yawns here and there as they worked on psalm settings from the Anglican liturgy, passages from Schubert's Mass in G and Mozart's "Ave Verum Corpus.
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The German economy has weakened as its export-dependent manufacturing sector languishes in recession due to trade conflicts and uncertainty linked to Britain's planned departure from the European Union which have stifled demand.
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But the nine-yard loss stifled the Jaguars' momentum, and Jacksonville settled for Josh Lambo's 40-yard field goal that tied the game at 3-3 with 3:17 left in the half.
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This body of research demonstrates how much more we have to learn by studying marijuana—research that has been stifled due to marijuana's status as an illicit drug in most of the world.
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With the help of Marquia Williams, a BEAM counselor who was majoring in math at the State University of New York at Oswego, he figured it out, rewarding her with a stifled grin.
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For the first eight months of the year, Republicans zeroed in on attempting to repeal and replace ObamaCare, which they have long argued is fundamentally flawed, leading to increased premiums and stifled competition.
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"Unfortunately, CFPB rulemakings on mortgage reporting, underwriting and servicing, remittances, and other already consumer friendly credit union financial products has stifled credit unions' ability to effectively and efficiently serve their members," he said.
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Separately, New York Attorney General Letitia James is organizing an additional bipartisan, multistate antitrust probe into whether Facebook "has stifled competition and put users at risk," she said in a statement last week.
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The long arm of Castro's government reached deep into Cubans' lives and internal dissent was stifled with the assiduous harassment and jailing of opponents who Castro described as mercenaries working for the United States.
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Each of these details was internally escalated by other employees to no avail, and many of them were discussed extensively on internal mailing lists; I understand that such discussion has since been increasingly stifled.
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Last month, Google settled with the National Labor and Review Board over complaints that it had stifled workplace dissent, leading the company to confirm that it would not prevent employees from discussing workplace issues.
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Gerrit Cole, who stifled the Nationals on Sunday, is a free agent this winter, but the Astros will welcome back a former All-Star, Lance McCullers Jr., who missed this season after elbow surgery.
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Related: Sexualized Culture In Canadian Military Is Responsible for Harassment, Assault, and Stifled Reporting, Retired Judge Says The forces responded with Operation Honor, which included a review of policies, new training and victim support.
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Personally, I just found it frustrating, yet another example of Soon-Yi's voice being stifled by the people around her, even in the one story that purports to allow her to reclaim her voice.
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A lack of insight into why Manafort shared Trump campaign polling data with Konstantin Kilimnik, a former employee who the special counsel assessed had ties to Russian intelligence, appears to have stifled the investigation.
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While their offense was stifled by the Milwaukee Bucks for the better part of four games in Round 1, the Raptors also showed why they're the best bet to actually knock off the Cavs.
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Watching the music video and listening to the lyrics, it's pretty obvious that this is Kesha's response to being a survivor of sexual assault and the reporting process and how it's stifled her art.
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A Reuters poll on Wednesday showed China's factories likely struggled to grow for a second straight month in November as cooling demand at home and the threat of higher U.S. tariffs stifled new orders.
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Labour opposition has stifled previous restructuring efforts at VW, which also said it plans to list its trucks business, integrating its MAN and Scania divisions to create a global challenger to Daimler and Volvo.
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Christopher said the French economy has been stifled by tough firing rules, which encourage French companies to hire temps over permanent employees, and by the high barriers to entry in such fields as medicine.
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Saracens were in control from the start, taking charge of the conflicts at the breakdown, kicking superbly and using their fast and predatory defense to ensure that their French opponent's dangerous backs were stifled.
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Under the guise of Medicare for all and a Green New Deal, Democrats are embracing the same tired economic theories that have impoverished nations and stifled the liberties of millions over the past centuries.
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A Delicate Aggression is a history and on occasion a celebration, but it is also a testament to the ways that women's creativity is often stifled and sacrificed in the name of men's success.
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During his two years in the mountains, Mr. Castro had sketched a social revolution whose aim, at least on the surface, seemed to be to restore the democracy that Mr. Batista's coup had stifled.
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According to Banga, the conversation focused on regulatory challenges at the level of state and local governments, including how to speed up the regulation process so that innovation in the sector wouldn't be stifled.
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During filming, Hayworth felt that the producers stifled his professional opinion in favor of what would make for good TV. "You couldn't really express your actual feelings," he said of his time on camera.
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Long the target of forced assimilation by white settlers, many aboriginal people in Canada remain stifled by colonial-era treaties and discriminatory laws used to strip them of land, political autonomy and legal rights.
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Meanwhile, the public has heard very little from the congressional committees investigating the matter, and there has been substantial evidence that partisanship has stifled much of the serious work that they have to do.
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The communication services sector was also under pressure as Facebook Inc slipped 1.8% after U.S. state attorneys general said they would investigate if the social media giant stifled competition and put users at risk.
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Instead of popping Bao into her mouth, the cook becomes his mother, cradling him in her hands and never wanting to let him go even as he starts to feel stifled by her love.
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Though he was a product of Suharto's "New Order" administration, which gave a strong political role to the military and stifled opponents, Habibie oversaw democratic reforms to free political prisoners and allow press freedom.
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This dearth of investment capital for infectious disease research has stifled the development of new treatments that could potentially respond to bacterial and viral infections like what we are witnessing today with the coronavirus.
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And that's the problem: Perhaps stifled by the cultural and commercial clout of its source material (a multimedia juggernaut of books, movies, television shows and a stage musical), "Death Note" feels rushed and constricted.
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The "Mad Money" host liked Kohl's even before it partnered with Amazon to bring a "smarthome experience" to 10 of its stores, a win for the retailer in an environment largely stifled by Amazon.
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While the virus spreads, China's crackdown on freedom of expression has created an environment where doctors are stifled, the free flow of information is curtailed, health recommendations are ignored and the death toll rises.
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A more realistic assessment would anticipate stifled Palestinian hope to trigger waves of violence, the spark for each, its duration and, most important, the extent of casualties on both sides can only be assumed.
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Not only has this flood of regulations stifled bank lending and economic activity, but Republicans, as well as many economists, argue that the convoluted structure of these rules has actually destabilized the financial system.
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In an interview last week with The New York Times, he said that the whole Turkish state apparatus was being mobilized behind the yes campaign, while voices in the private news media are stifled.
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This is considerably trickier to do against a taller opponent and Lomachenko also stifled it by standing upright and pushing his hip into Rigondeaux, blocking the line of the uppercut with his right forearm.
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While it falls to a government prosecutor to decide whether to pursue such cases, and many are dismissed as frivolous, the successes have stifled free speech, hobbled the arts and even swayed national politics.
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The U.S. government is stepping up its scrutiny of the world's biggest tech companies, as regulators divvy up oversight of the Silicon Valley giants and lawmakers move to investigate whether they have stifled competition.
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Weak domestic economic growth has stifled demand for corporate loans for years while the Bank of Japan's decision to turn to negative rates has so far failed to coax firms to ramp up new borrowing.
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While many people who have recreationally taken psilocybin and other mind-altering drugs can attest to the positive feelings they leave behind, research into these drugs' possible mental health benefits has been stifled for decades.
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The timeline then jumps to the postwar period, as Kurt studies art in East Berlin but finds himself stifled by the confines of Socialist Realism (which will eventually spur him to defect to the West).
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Among them — a chance to deepen and expand economic ties between the United States and the UK. For decades, the EU's heavy regulatory hand has stifled Britain's economy and hampered trade with the United States.
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That's easy: It came from the Giants' Madison Bumgarner, who stifled the Kansas City Royals in relief for five innings to clinch Game 7 in 2014, two days after pitching a shutout in San Francisco.
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The merger faced significant push-back from several State Attorneys General, who argued that a merger between T-Mobile and Sprint would lead to stifled competition, higher prices for consumers, and lower-quality wireless networks.
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The companies have shifted operations and reorganized management teams as profits have been squeezed by a global grains glut, low crop prices and a prolonged U.S.-China trade war that has stifled global commodities flows.
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But despite critics' warnings about the end of private insurance or a government takeover of health care, the law has not upended the system's underlying structure or stifled the industry's ability to reap large profits.
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It was a challenge being this young Black woman recently out of grad school, really eager to change the world, yet feeling so stifled in an environment where I couldn't really be my full self.
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Previously digital services and music publishers would enter into separately negotiated agreements, a complex and costly process if you want to offer a comprehensive library of music — one that stifled new entrants to the market.
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Introduced in 2016 to stop banks charging high interest rates, the cap has stifled traditional bank lending and the International Monetary Fund has conditioned Kenya's continued access to balance of payments support on its removal.
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Some have theorized that Ms. Pelosi's reign has stifled the upward mobility of Mr. Israel and other ambitious politicians such as Representative Chris Van Hollen, who is running for the Democratic Senate nomination in Maryland.
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It could triumph over death or incarceration; and it could explode the lying propaganda of the communist Czech regime under which he stifled until 1968 when, as the Soviet tanks rolled in, he got out.
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It could triumph over death or incarceration; and it could explode the lying propaganda of the communist Czech regime under which he stifled until 212 when, as the Soviet tanks rolled in, he got out.
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WORLD'S GROWTH ENGINE SLOWING China's economy was already slowing last year before trade tensions escalated, due in part to a regulatory clampdown on riskier lending that starved smaller, private companies of financing and stifled investment.
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For far too long, crushing regulation has stifled business success across our nation, pro-growth policies have not been prioritized by Washington and the business community's desires have taken a back seat to partisan politics.
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Always insisting, "I'm not a particularly ideological person," his record proved otherwise—with a tsunami of collectivist regulations, policies, executive actions and orders that stifled and controlled America's production, wages, employment, business, industry, even profits.
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China's economy grew at its weakest pace last year since 21, pressured by a trade war with the United States and Beijing's crackdown on financial risks, which pushed up companies' borrowing costs and stifled investment.
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Idaho coach Paul Petrino was asked about showing desperation in the first half, trying fourth-down conversions after the Huskies stifled the Vandals on third-down tries (the Vandals were 0-for-7 by halftime).
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In Washington last week, the National League of Cities released a report warning that "the promise of cities will be stifled" if issues like access to jobs, racial discrimination and gun violence were not addressed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Federal Reserve policymakers will soon stop boosting U.S. interest rates out of caution that America's long economic expansion will be stifled, according to RBC U.S. Wealth Management fixed-income strategist Craig Bishop.
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I've seen the reaction often enough in my family: the eye roll and stifled cough, the muttered aside as I show yet another guest the wonders of my well-lit and cleverly organized bean closet.
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Greece forward Stratos Perperoglu led Barcelona with 13 points followed by the competition's all-time leading scorer Juan Carlos Navatro on 12 but both of them were stifled at crunch time by Lokomotiv's ironclad defense.
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China's economy grew at its weakest pace last year since 1990, pressured by a trade war with the United States and Beijing's crackdown on financial risks, which pushed up companies' borrowing costs and stifled investment.
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Prickly and erratic, he has perceived enemies everywhere — in the press (whose freedom he has stifled), among former business allies, in the secular Turkey that resists his increasingly unbridled attempts to advance an Islamist agenda.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden made a clumsy attempt at condemning domestic violence on Wednesday by vowing to "keep punching at it and punching at it and punching at it," as the audience stifled laughter.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin's budding relationship has been stifled by those who "cannot make peace" with the former's victory in the 2016 American election, according to Russia's deputy foreign minister.
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The San Antonio Spurs, though, are assembling a magical season of their own, and they stifled the Warriors, 87-79, on Saturday night at AT&T Center to make a little history of their own.
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FINANCE CHIEFS SAY THEY'RE STIFLED BY REGULATION: More than 75 percent of corporate finance chiefs say federal regulation is stifling access to services, according to a report released Thursday by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Conservative economists, right-wing policy wonks, and Republican politicians, often funded by big business, have long railed against what they view as regulatory overreach, which they claim has stifled the US economy and killed jobs.
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Tanzania's financial services sector, which is dominated by lenders like CRDB Bank and NMB Bank, has been hit by a spike in bad loans, which have stifled the growth of credit to the private sector.
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While the FCC and telecom sector repeatedly tried to claim that net neutrality rules stifled network investment, SEC filings, earnings reports, and even dozens of public statements made by countless CEOs easily disproved those claims.
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The ICOs are now largely gone, stifled by more stringent regulations, but they've been replaced by the IEO (initial exchange offering), which is essentially the same thing, only organized and vetted by a cryptocurrency exchange.
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That longevity is a point of pride for Doris Diether, 87, a veteran park advocate who has repeatedly fought city officials' efforts to curb noise in the park, arguing that they stifled its creative spirit.
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His ban on travel from certain mostly Muslim nations has raised concerns about scientific research being stifled, and his administration announced in May that it would crack down on international students who overstay their visas.
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The previous requirements raised the cost of moving goods and stifled competition, but deregulation also took a toll on drivers by giving the industry a bigger financial incentive to lower costs and by weakening unions.
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At a recent battle scene rehearsal for "George Balanchine's The Nutcracker," Tenzin, lying stiffly on his back, stifled a giggle as Ines Gout — the Marie to his Prince — ran her hands above his supine form.
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Cowboys 13, Saints 10 Ezekiel Elliott scored the only Dallas touchdown and the Cowboys stifled Drew Brees and the Saints to end New Orleans' 10-game winning streak with a 13-163 victory Thursday night.
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If dominant powers like Qualcomm dismiss the rules and don't abide by their commitment to FRAND licensing — which is designed to ensure fair and reasonable terms — competition is stifled, innovation is hindered, and consumers lose.
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Advisory and capital markets desks have proved to be more dependable sources of revenue compared with trading, which has never recovered from a 2009-2010 high water mark as regulation and calm markets stifled activity.
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"A decade of global Central Bank coddling through ZIRP [Zero Interest Rate Policy], NIRP [Negative Interest Rate Policy] and central bank asset purchases stifled volatility and pushed up asset prices," O'Rourke from Jones Trading said.
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Today, attorneys general from 48 states, Washington, DC, and Puerto Rico announced an antitrust investigation focused on Google, looking at whether the search giant stifled competition and restricted access to its platforms from other companies.
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Even when Google is on the wrong side of an industry trend (say, social networking or smart TVs), it rarely ends up with disasters on the scale of Windows Phone or Facebook's stifled hardware ambitions.
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Competition is stifled rather than encouraged, because PBMs prefer large volume sales or high priced drugs to low volume, less expensive drugs since their profits are often tied to a percent of the marketed price.
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The Justice Department is considering delaying a meeting with state attorneys general planned for next week to discuss concerns about conservative voices being stifled on social media, according to a person familiar with the discussions.
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It was, in the end, a safer J'ouvert, with no one killed, but it was also a very different event, sapped of its usual energy, and stifled, some revelers complained, by the vast police presence.
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China's economic growth slowed to 6.6 percent in 2018, the weakest in 14.53 years, weighed down by rising borrowing costs and a clampdown on riskier lending that starved smaller, private companies of capital and stifled investment.
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A Nigerian government push to stop Boko Haram from raising funds by selling livestock has shut down the cattle trade in Maiduguri, while the conflict has stifled cross-border trade with neighbouring Cameroon, Chad and Niger.
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Grande later claimed that her "creativity & self expression" were "stifled" by producer Ken Ehrlich, who previously told the Associated Press that Grande was not performing because she felt it was "too late" to pull something together.
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The company's strength in some corners of America is overwhelming and has stifled competition, according to an analysis by the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, a nonprofit group that criticizes Walmart, Amazon and other large companies.
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The country's financial services sector, which is dominated by lenders like CRDB Bank and NMB Bank, has been hit by a spike in bad loans, which have stifled the growth of credit to the private sector.
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"It's not fair that we've worked our whole lives to do this professional job as well as the players have, and we're stifled by these rules," Davis told Today in an interview that aired Tuesday morning.
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"It's not fair that we've worked our whole lives to do this professional job, as well as the players have, and we're stifled by these rules," Davis told Today in an interview that aired Tuesday morning.
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"The acquisition stifled competition by preventing any other company from using the Synacthen assets to develop a synthetic ACTH drug, preserving Questcor's monopoly and allowing it to maintain extremely high prices for Acthar," the FTC said.
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China's economic growth slowed to 6.6 percent in 2018, the weakest in 28 years, weighed down by rising borrowing costs and a clampdown on riskier lending that starved smaller, private companies of capital and stifled investment.
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Twitter has removed many people from my account and, more importantly, they have seemingly done something that makes it much harder to join - they have stifled growth to a point where it is obvious to all.
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In the fifteen-a-side game, the Fijians are less dominant, since their unpredictable, free-flowing style is often stifled by the organised units of larger nations, which tend to prevail on a more congested pitch.
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Mylan NV says Celgene Corp will pay it $62 million to resolve a lawsuit alleging the drugmaker improperly stifled competition for its cancer treatment drugs Thalomid and Revlimid by preventing generic versions from entering the market.
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" The background: The Justice Department announced Tuesday it would probe "whether and how market-leading online platforms have achieved market power and are engaging in practices that have reduced competition, stifled innovation, or otherwise harmed consumers.
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In short, Nestler has a way of cinematically charging his films, drawing attention to textures, rhymes, boundaries, distances, and history — in particular the stuff of quotidian life that gets ignored or has been stifled and stilled.
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Deep-rooted doubts about the political intentions of Facebook, for example, bubbled to the surface last year following accusations that the social giant had stifled right-leaning news sites from appearing in its "trending news" feed.
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Traders and analysts in China say slowing building construction and electronics manufacturing has stifled demand for refined copper from the nation's massive smelting sector at a time when the country is already swimming in the metal.
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Lütke's response was widely criticized, including internally at the company, by those who feel the real issue is not that Breitbart's content is in danger of being stifled, but that its content amounts to hate speech.
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The survey, a collaboration among five groups, finds that college students feel increasingly stifled on campus and online, and while they equally value free speech and inclusivity, they wrestle with how best to balance the two.
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As part of the committee's investigation, Cicilline and other lawmakers for months have met privately with companies who believe their products have been unfairly stifled by larger competitors — charges that Google, Apple and Amazon largely deny.
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Red Sox right-hander Nathan Eovaldi stifled the Houston Astros for six innings, setting the table for late-game, series-altering home runs from Steve Pearce and Jackie Bradley Jr. in an 26-20 Boston victory.
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We had a number of meetings and hearings about it, and everything that had been reported ended up being borne out, that it really stifled some really important investigation work and made the opioid epidemic worse.
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Gómez says that instead of shaming boys for behavior that could be characterized as toxic masculinity, the goal is to help them embrace and express traits or qualities they feel are stifled because of traditional stereotypes.
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In their request, they cited an investigation by The Times last year that discussed the incidents in several cities where Live Nation's competitors had complained to the government that its business practices had effectively stifled competition.
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Of course, it benefits the people and institutions in power to keep that imagination stifled, to keep those possibilities firmly in the realm of the impossible: We can't forgive debts, because then everyone would spend frivolously.
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Had it not been for SNAP and Medicaid, this family would have had a prolonged time of health-harming hardships, which would have impacted Gabby's growth and development and stifled her prospects for a brighter future.
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As a British expat living in New York, I can tell you with absolute certainty that there's nothing worse than saying something to an American and being met with a blank stare or a stifled giggle.
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But that approach has stifled innovation and, if its track record to date is any indication, biofuels will not be a major player in meeting our 2050 targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from cars and trucks.
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Obama, stifled by Republican lawmakers on many of his major legislative initiatives, has drawn Republican ire with his use of executive action to get around Congress on immigration policy and other matters including gun control and healthcare.
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But that approach has stifled innovation and, if its track record to date is any indication, biofuels will not be a major player in meeting our 803 targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from cars and trucks.
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In 2015, the European Commission began a probe into the licensing deals Amazon was making with publishers, suggesting that the US giant was forcing them into unfair contracts that stifled competition in Europe's €1 billion ebook market.
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In "Scandal", Grant, a woman who finished first in her class at Harvard Law School and then stifled her own career ambitions to allow her ex-husband to pursue his, enters the White House single and lonely.
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The government tries to avoid any and all mention of the bloodshed on that day, while dissidents go to lengths to remind people of the repressions that were stifled then and that still exist in China today.
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Video "As long as the prevailing reality of our league includes a culture where owners feel such behavior and language is permissible, our cause will continue to be stifled and progress will remain elusive," the statement said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Justice Department is considering delaying a meeting with state attorneys general planned for next week to discuss concerns about conservative voices being stifled on social media, according to a person familiar with the discussions.
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I wrote a piece in April about how "Snapchat is stifled by its un-algorithmic feed," advocating for at least adding a relevancy sorted tab or a section of your favorite people to watch at the top.
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A series of controversial and problematic cabinet appointments, including a series of missteps with his Attorney General (Janet Reno, his third choice, was not confirmed until March) left him looking incompetent and stifled progress on his legislation.
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Apple's own $1 billion suit accuses Qualcomm of charging for patents "they have nothing to do with," citing TouchID, displays and cameras as categories where the component maker has allegedly stifled innovation by making licensing more costly.
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Diess' predecessor Matthias Mueller failed to sell non-core assets like Ducati, stifled by supervisory board members from Lower Saxony and the company's labor representatives who control more than half the seats on the 20-member board.
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The soft drinks bottling industry has been hit by slow demand arising from weak economic growth in Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, which recently emerged from a recession and a currency crisis that stifled raw material imports.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe on Wednesday said the extension of U.S. sanctions on its government was regrettable but Harare would keep talking to Washington and the European Union to remove the measures it says have stifled its economy.
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The political stalemate has stifled momentum for further structural changes this year, however, and the prospect of fresh elections at the end of June if parties cannot agree on a government this month would suppose more delays.
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Policy uncertainty has stifled investment in the mining industry of Africa's most industrialised economy, which has also faced a wave of job cuts during a downturn in commodity markets, high wage costs and a volatile labour environment.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - California will join other states planning to participate in a meeting organized by the U.S. Justice Department to discuss concerns about conservative voices being stifled on social media, the state's attorney general said on Thursday.
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Bakke outlawed quotas but permitted the consideration of race to achieve a diverse student body; in doing so, it stifled deeper conversations in courtrooms and classrooms about why we need affirmative action and what it can achieve.
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Record: 5-4Last week: 15thWeek 10 result: Lost to the Vikings, 28-24Week 11 opponent: at Detroit LionsOne thing to know: Ezekiel Elliott was stifled on Sunday against the Vikings, taking 20 carries for just 47 yards.
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Volkswagen's efforts to reform have often been stifled by powerful labor unions who command half of the seats on the board of directors, and the German state of Lower Saxony, which controls a 20 percent voting stake.
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It was the same playbook over and over, as those in charge of watching out for the rest of us allowed the creation of companies too big not to fail that have stifled competition and hurt consumers.
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Its employees are efficient, skilled and highly educated, making the company an outlier in a kingdom where state control has stifled innovation and limited the kinds of opportunities that should be available in such a wealthy country.
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In Williams's world (if no longer our own), this is understood as a recipe for hysteria — that condition in which, according to men, a woman's stifled sexuality attacks her body, leading to languors, palpitations, spells and worse.
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Twitter said abuse and harassment had no place on its platform, adding 50% of hateful content was identified by technology and not reports from people with the company aware that abuse stifled people's ability to speak freely.
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With the country in its worst recession on record, the center-right government hopes to attract foreign investment and reinvigorate oil exploration in a region long stifled by nationalist energy policies and the financial woes of Petrobras.
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Pugh, listed among Breakthrough Brits by the British Academy of Television Arts (BAFTA) in 2016, plays Katherine, a young woman, stifled by her loveless marriage to a much older man and abused by her grim new family.
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Many GOP lawmakers argued that Dodd-Frank, which in part aimed to monitor systemically important institutions and ensure they would not fail if another crisis took place, put an unnecessary burden on lenders and stifled economic growth.
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Possibilities open to the department include changing legislation or making the issuing of permits - required to buy, sell or possess rhino horn - so onerous that the domestic trade is effectively stifled, officials have said off the record.
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On Thursday, June 22, the soprano Eliza Bagg performs them at Roulette in a multimedia performance directed by Benita de Wit that highlights the longings, desires and shrewdness of women whose voices refuse to be stifled. (roulette.org)
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Twitter said abuse and harassment had no place on its platform, adding 50% of hateful content was identified by technology and not reports from people with the company aware that abuse stifled people's ability to speak freely.
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After 365 days, my hair is healthier — and so am I. Free from the cultural and societal standards I once felt stifled by, I now wear my curls to business meetings, on-camera, and to special events.
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But we also would see wait times surge, innovation stifled, a rampant shortage of doctors and millions of people likely would avoid the government-run health care system altogether and pay their own way in private hospitals.
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The freshman position was created after the 2016 election, as rank-and-file Democrats demanded more leadership opportunities after feeling stifled by a static structure ruled by the same three lawmakers for more than a dozen years.
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It's the perfect antidote to the constant onslaught of bad news: It's original, clever, and absolutely hilarious—while reading it, I experienced that shoulder-shaking stifled laughter that makes people move away from you on the subway.
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"Today's ruling emphasizes the importance of interpreting terrorism with its ordinary natural meaning to ensure that legitimate public interest journalism is not stifled through the use of draconian powers because of the fear of remote consequences," Goold added.
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In particular, as Eric Goldman, a law professor at Santa Clara University in Silicon Valley, points out, internet startups will be stifled, as the cost of potential litigation would only be manageable for giants like Facebook and Google.
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Pai has long opposed the Title II classification of the internet as a utility, and has announced his intention to hand ISP policing back to the FTC before, stressing that it stifled competition and innovation in the market.
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As part of its review, the Justice Department plans to analyze how these big tech companies have secured their market power and whether their practices have "reduced competition, stifled innovation, or otherwise harmed consumers," per a DOJ statement.
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The U.S. romped into a 3-0 lead in the first quarter and netted another three unanswered goals before the Australians, who were stifled in the opening half, finally got on the scoreboard midway through the third period.
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The review will look into "whether and how market-leading online platforms have achieved market power and are engaging in practices that have reduced competition, stifled innovation, or otherwise harmed consumers," the Justice Department said in a statement.
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It lacked sensible Stories sorting, and got some questionable changes before the big January 2018 redesign, but the fundamentals were there: Snapchat is stifled by its un-algorithmic feed Snapchat's big January 2018 redesign did two smart things.
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PARIS (Reuters) - There will be no room for debate in parliament and democracy will be stifled if French President Emmanuel Macron wins the landslide parliamentary majority pollsters are predicting, his rivals said after Sunday's first round of voting.
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Oct. 26: Twitter has removed many people from my account and, more importantly, they have seemingly done something that makes it much harder to join - they have stifled growth to a point where it is obvious to all.
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Golden State still has a two-games-to-one series lead heading into Game 4 here on Friday night, but the Cavaliers — with each ferocious dunk and every high-arcing 3-pointer — stifled the Warriors' air of invincibility.
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" Hastings says creativity and innovation were stifled at the software company he started before Netflix: Workers there "were unable to adapt" because of "a bunch of people who valued following the process, rather than the first principle thinking.
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But Libra has widely been regarded as a potential boost for the crypto space, and if it gets stifled before it even launches, there goes the dream of Facebook's billions of users learning about crypto the easy way.
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Anyone who feels, as I do, stifled by the categories of food considered suitable for breakfast in the Western world will find freedom at Kopitiam, which means "coffee shop" in Hokkien, a southern-Chinese dialect spoken in Malaysia.
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We've seen an economy stifled by more taxes, more regulation, a war on coal, and a failing health care reform come to be known as Obamacare, and the American people know that we need to make a change.
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Stifled in Game One by Clayton Kershaw and trailing 3-1 entering the eighth inning of Game Two, things changed when the Astros scraped together runs in the eighth and ninth to even the game at 3-3.
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Smash collaborations with Maroon 5 ("Moves Like Jagger") and A Great Big World ("Say Something") gave us brief reminders of her day job, but Aguilera has since called the show a "churning hamster wheel" that stifled her creativity.
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While many global investors want more direct exposure to the world's second-largest stock market, concerns about investment hurdles in China – particularly investment quota schemes and curbs on the repatriation of profits - have stifled three previous inclusion attempts.
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So I was standing just feet from Walter Cronkite when he took off his glasses, unsuccessfully stifled a tear and, with a voice filled with emotion, announced that President Kennedy had died in Dallas at 1:38 p.m.
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The state of emergency has since stifled most forms of legitimate opposition, triggering a wave of protests and mass rallies like that organized by the opposition Republican People's Party, attended by a million people in Istanbul last month.
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The insurgent House class of 28500 had a mandate to govern but was stifled by the bureaucratic inertia that preserves business as usual in Washington's power structure, as well as judges, Republican Senate committees and Democratic opposition votes.
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The central bank ditched its 16-month old peg of 197 naira to the dollar in June to allow the currency to trade freely, in an effort to resolve a chronic dollar shortage that has stifled economic growth.
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