Every good Silicon Valley boy knows that regulation stifles innovation!
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They argue the Johnson Amendment stifles churches' First Amendment rights.
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Temple's defense stifles FIU in bowl win ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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However, the novel's obsessive preoccupation with politics stifles its plot.
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Order is attractive only until it stifles, and then represses.
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To advocates of promotion and relegation, that safety stifles innovation.
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When government regulation stifles innovation, it should be pared back.
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They argue the Johnson amendment stifles churches' First Amendment rights.
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Society stifles their talent with its oppressive structures and tedious demands.
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It stifles our ability to work on legitimate lines of inquiry.
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The Justice Department said the deal harms consumers and stifles innovation.
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Critics say corruption hampers the flow of investment and stifles entrepreneurship.
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Fifty state attorneys are investigating whether Google's ad business stifles competitors.
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Chaos stifles the private sector while leaving the state still standing.
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This stifles innovation and economic growth and raises costs for consumers.
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Hierarchy may be useful in policing a riot, but it stifles innovation.
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Shaming imperfection only stifles the innovation that colleges and universities can achieve.
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Several former employees accuse Fadell of a micromanagement that stifles product releases.
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But he cautioned against a reaction to the coup that stifles democracy.
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But sometimes, your workflow gets so complicated that it actually stifles your creativity.
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Britain's first-past-the-post electoral system stifles minority parties of all colours.
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The Catholic church, which is influential in Latin America, stifles discussion about sexuality.
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Our public discourse, increasingly taking place on the internet, also stifles comic irony.
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She stifles her fear so well it seems she's not afraid at all.
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Moreover, embarrassment about the female body stifles debate where organizations require greater transparency.
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They also assert, more broadly, that such regulation is onerous and stifles innovation.
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Strict laws protecting the royal family stifles any public discussion of the king's health.
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The cumbersome tax system stifles economic growth and restricts our ability to create jobs.
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Weed often stifles productivity, said Mooney, but it appears to work for some people.
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The two-party system does not facilitate change; it stifles it and weakens debate.
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Microsoft's Quiet Hours setting for Windows 10 stifles alerts from midnight to 6 a.m.
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Unnecessary and over burdensome regulation stifles growth and takes money out of the economy.
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The Swedish music-streaming service has told antitrust regulators that its rival stifles competition.
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Marina immediately stifles her devastation, aware of the judgment his family passes on their relationship.
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Insurance is meant to provide a signal about risk; in this case, it stifles it.
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And, more important, by making it more difficult to study abroad it stifles students' potential.
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The heat, which can reach 50 degrees Celsius in the summer, stifles even the dogs.
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The point is to not stifle the flow of ideas because that only stifles progress.
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We can create an economy that empowers Hispanics rather than stifles their search for success.
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Pai has argued that the rules are an example of regulatory overreach that stifles innovation.
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For decades, conservatives correctly argued that government intervention stifles innovation and often favors entrenched interests.
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This ultimately stifles growth in the organization and can often lead to conflict and miscommunication.
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He specified exactly two downsides to the present rules: it decreases investment and it stifles innovation.
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Through private funding, schools can escape much government red tape, which stifles innovation and increases costs.
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Stories about women flexing their desires in the face of a world that often stifles them?
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My research with Dominic Parker shows how the lack of independent judiciaries stifles growth on reservations.
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"Partisan gerrymandering weakens citizen power, promotes gridlock and stifles meaningful reform," Wolf said in a statement.
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One favors the argument that the European Union lacks democratic accountability, and that it stifles economic growth.
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" He continued, "Anything less stifles innovation and science and compromises a competitive advantage of the United States.
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Endless studies have shown that women's workforce participation fuels economic growth, and exclusion stifles the national economy.
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By limiting sales volume, it also stifles manufacturer revenues, which in turn hinders investment in medical innovation.
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The real takeaway here is just how much our infrastructure mess slows our economy and stifles innovation.
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Bits A common piece of wisdom in business circles is that regulation is bad and stifles innovation.
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This approach stifles reasonable discussion and has allowed the U.S. to fall far behind its economic peers.
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Jazz's defense stifles Lakers LOS ANGELES — A steady diet of defense boosted the Utah Jazz on Sunday night.
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That stifles the first-team opportunities that youngsters get in other countries through injuries and loss of form.
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"Under the Goldilocks scenario, we ensure that costs don't rise so fast that it stifles demand," he said.
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That is a shame, she says, as it stifles debate, which is the best way to change minds.
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This stifles competition and harms consumers, especially by limiting innovation, according to Margrethe Vestager, the EU's competition commissioner.
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It also stifles innovation and competition that has created more efficient, cleaner engines that can power our future.
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The plaintiffs argue that Apple stifles innovation and limits in-app purchases by strictly controlling the App Store.
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This has left Google open to the charge that it has a leftish bias and stifles conservative views.
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"(It) stifles free movement and free speech if every house you go to is on camera," he said.
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"Partisan gerrymandering weakens citizen power, promotes gridlock and stifles meaningful reform," Wolf said of the new Republican maps.
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It is strange to see academic groups supporting the B.D.S. movement, which stifles the free flow of knowledge.
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Time will tell whether this stifles long-range innovation — especially in bandwidth-intensive services such as video streaming.
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But it often functions as a political buzzword that stifles more complex conversations about economic institutions and climate change.
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But that goes against precedent, and stifles the impulse to recognize people venerated by serving senators and the public.
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This budget stifles our first-responders' resources and more troubling, their ability to prevent and to respond to attacks.
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On Monday, he sued to block the deal, calling it an "illegal" combination that harms consumers and stifles innovation.
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Others complain about local criticism of the tech industry and a left-wing echo chamber that stifles opposing views.
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This truly stifles medical innovation by necessitating larger and larger and longer and longer trials that are extremely expensive.
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His home Anarres, while a utopia in the eyes of many who cannot live there, stifles his intellectual freedom.
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The tax has proven extremely unpopular with Ugandan mobile phone users, who say it is unfair and stifles free speech.
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Anything that stifles, or assumes that we all want to look the same way — it's like, can we just live?
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Right now, the Food and Drug Administration stifles growth with a long, cumbersome process which often discourages and disallows advancements.
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Big Tech has become a favorite punching bag for self-styled free thinkers despite limited evidence it systematically stifles speech.
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The 5-Star says it will slim the public service, while cutting the red tape that stifles the private sector.
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As with the #MeToo harassment revelations, gender pay discrimination is most pernicious in how it stifles the could-have-beens.
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We will not stand idly by while the Chinese government stifles free expression and tightens their grip on Hong Kong.
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They say things like it stifles your creativity and things like that, but I don't believe that's true at all.
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They include designers like Nicole Miller, who argue that it stifles the creative process and puts too much emphasis on sales.
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Top Chamber officials panned the country's "2023s regulatory system," arguing it stifles economic growth and capital access with redundant, overbearing regulations.
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A three- or four-year wait time stifles the ability of manufacturers who want to reintroduce competition to the generic market.
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The Amazon's humidity usually stifles these fires before they get too big, but this year was particularly hot and dry worldwide.
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Or it can be a bad thing, when the past stifles future stars who endlessly have to repeat the same things.
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Top Chamber officials panned the country's "1930s regulatory system," arguing it stifles economic growth and capital access with redundant, overbearing regulations.
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She adds that being a part of such a negative work environment stifles talent, hijacks your success and makes you miserable.
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But every great and overpowering grief must take away the capacity to choose words, since it often stifles the voice itself.
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Regional and community banks have long complained that complying with Dodd-Frank stifles their ability to loan and boost local economies.
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To say the burkini ban stifles cultural diversity is to focus on the superficial garment, not the rape ideology it promotes.
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It went with the favored tech industry one-two counter-attack that the ruling both "stifles innovation" and removes consumer choices.
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To this day, it remains an authoritarian regime that oppresses its people, subverts the free press, and stifles a free society.
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Censorship still stifles speech in Cuba, but new connectivity and growth in social media are bound to accelerate dissent and activism.
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The new Polish legislation not only stifles research and public debate about the Holocaust but also has produced virulent anti-Semitic attacks.
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The cosy oligopoly operated by American, United and Delta, which stifles competition on many routes, allows them to treat customers with disdain.
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This attitude stifles proper discussion of stories by critics as much as viewers, and it inflicts damage on storytelling as a craft.
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The dense, teetering structure of "Hero's Welcome" is dictated by the dense, teetering class structure that still rules and stifles English life.
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Milo's a rebel who refuses to live life by some unofficial rule that stifles his creativity, and for that I commend him.
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Critics of the visit have said it was not rewarded with improved human rights measures by the Cuban government, which stifles dissent.
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Samsung, like South Korea as a whole, fosters a top-down, hidebound culture that stifles innovation and buries festering problems, they say.
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A wait time of 3-4 years stifles the ability of some manufacturers who want to reintroduce competition to the generic market.
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Tile general counsel Kirsten Daru says she will warn that Apple stifles services like its business that help people locate lost belongings.
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This is an example of a psychologically unsafe environment, one that stifles (potentially) good ideas, throttles growth, and makes good employees leave.
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Central European University and its founder, George Soros, have been favorite targets of Hungary's leader, Viktor Orban, as he stifles dissenting voices.
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But it rejects the assertion that such spending skews the media's coverage of important issues or stifles free speech in any way.
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But supporting China's currency, the renminbi, entails tightly controlling who can take money out of the country, an approach that stifles business.
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Supporters of repeal -- including Democrats from states where the devices are made -- say the tax drives up companies&apos expenses and stifles innovation.
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The result is what Salvadoreans call a "patrimonial state", which justifies itself through patronage and stifles any institution that stands up to it.
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To call Amanda "robotic" would be to oversimplify, insulting a delicate performance that stifles emotion out of necessity but doesn't compromise on humanity.
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But so many times the queens get in their own heads and worry too much about the competition — it stifles their creative juju.
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If coming regulation actually enables (rather than stifles) autonomous vehicles, it's entirely possible that the nature of urban life will be radically overhauled.
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Markovits argues that meritocracy itself is the problem: It produces radical inequality, stifles social mobility, and makes everyone — including the apparent winners — miserable.
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But a culture of fear still exists, one that stifles LGBT Mormons and prevents them from coming out, with devastating effects, she said.
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Republicans have long been opposed to the Obama-era law and say that it stifles business growth by drowning banks in red tape.
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Democrats generally want more to protect taxpayers and investors from the next crisis; Republicans want less because they argue it stifles economic growth.
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Details: The investigation, led by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, will determine if Google's online dominance stifles competition in the online advertisement industry.
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"Manning's clemency stifles howls over Obama's failure to pardon Snowden, keeping civil-liberties crowd & NSA+CIA+IC onside for war v Trump," WikiLeaks tweeted.
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Fortunately the Copyright Office has, in recent years, been more willing to at least acknowledge the way in which the DMCA routinely stifles research.
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Denuvo's anti-piracy tech has been divisive in the gaming world, with some complaining that it restricts their gaming habits or stifles modding communities.
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Hamels stifles Cubs as Rangers snap skid CHICAGO — Cole Hamels established command early and the Chicago Cubs just couldn't work around him on Sunday.
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Jang Hyung-shim, an educational psychologist at Seoul's Hanyang University, likens children's experience at school to military service and says it stifles their creativity.
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In one recording, far-right internet figure James O'Keefe published a video of a Twitter contract employee describing how the company stifles abusive users.
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He said that it should not be enforced when the U.S. trades with foreign countries, suggesting it hurts U.S. exports and stifles economic growth.
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In 2014, he said it's concerning to be "reliant on big companies, and one big server" because it's something that he believes stifles innovation.
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He pinches the stubble on his chin, rearranges his sleeves, tugs at his forelock, stifles a coffee belch with a fist to his lips.
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Pai and other Republicans have long argued that the net neutrality rules are an example of onerous government regulation that stifles the broadband industry.
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Most traders and analysts see little immediate harm from the tariffs, but fear they could trigger a global trade war that stifles international investment.
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In those moments, Morgan stifles his urge to pour out his heart, to offer advice about how to be a man without a mask.
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However the Trump administration decides to respond to these dissenting diplomats, I hope it does not do so in a way that stifles debate.
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The Swedish music platform asked EU officials to look into whether Apple stifles competitive apps in its App Store, which it says harms consumer choice.
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While government inefficiency stifles business formation, economic policies continue to tilt toward coaxing outside investment, with questionable results in expanding the economy and creating jobs.
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" Donohue, in his annual "State of American Business" address, will caution against "broad regulatory overreach that stifles innovation and stops positive advancements in their tracks.
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Critics of the government – Meles died in 2012 but many of his policies continue under successor Hailemariam Desalegn – say it is authoritarian and stifles opponents.
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"We must be careful that this 'techlash' doesn't result in broad regulatory overreach that stifles innovation and stops positive advancements in their tracks," he said.
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Unfortunately, one of the prices you pay is the expression of individuality; it stifles it because it makes it unable to exist financially and creatively.
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In addition to the billions of dollars in direct economic costs, trade secret theft also stifles innovation by deterring companies from investing in research and development.
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Yet eliminating the estate tax has been a longtime goal of the GOP, which argues that it stifles family-owned businesses, including in the farming industry.
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This would be hard and risky in a police state that stifles dissent by rewarding loyalists, punishing critics and sowing division among groups agitating for change.
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Our participatory democracy is at risk without raising the criticality of securing the election system, and failing to apply modern conveniences whose exclusion directly stifles voting turnout.
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And the inequity fostered not only stifles individual student success, it stunts the growth of a workforce in which the majority of jobs require post-secondary education.
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Two completely different economic models: one with a small safety net and the other with too-generous one that kills initiative, stifles initiatives and strangles the entrepreneur.
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"In that same 45-year period, the GDP has increased by 250%," said Landrigan, who noted this does not support arguments suggesting pollution regulation stifles the economy.
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The DOJ sued on Monday to block AT&T's $85 billion deal to buy Time Warner, calling it an "illegal" combination that harms consumers and stifles innovation.
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In a previously published recording though, far-right internet figure James O'Keefe shows a video of a Twitter contract employee describing how the company stifles abusive users.
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"When you have conclusions in standards, it stifles inquiry, and I don't think that's the intent of the department," Mr. Syme said at the committee meeting Wednesday.
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The class clown stifles a giggle, the biology teacher holds back tears and Earn just sits there wordlessly blinking, a habit he's kept up over the years.
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As Pozner sees it, failing to address harassment stifles free speech in a far more harmful way: by actively silencing marginalized communities and forcing them off the platform.
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Just last month, Apple mounted a similar argument to Google's, claiming that the EU's regulation "stifles innovation" as it fights the EU's ongoing attempts to standardize phone chargers.
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Human rights lawyers and activists, including the group Human Rights Watch, have called on the new government to amend or repeal the law saying it stifles free speech.
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By doing that, it keeps the central bank as a player in the bond market, which in turn creates demand and stifles supply to keep interest rates low.
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It's time we stop talking about helping small businesses and start doing something that actually reduces the regulatory burden that stifles jobs and holds back our economic recovery.
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"Enacting this bill into law will help address the critical problem of trade secret theft, which stifles innovation and costs American companies billions of dollars annually," Hatch said.
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However, law experts have criticized the measures as not being strict enough to prevent corruption, which analysts say stifles the proper functioning of the state and business environment.
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Not every software acquisition works out — sometimes, a buyer either stifles or outright kills the thing they bought, often leaving a trail of disappointed users in the wake.
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The Justice Department sued on Monday to block AT&T's merger with Time Warner, calling it an "illegal" combination that harms consumers and stifles innovation, DOJ officials said.
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General Electric announced the broad change to its staffing as the coronavirus pandemic stifles the aerospace industry as commercial airline traffic sharply declined in the past few weeks.
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In an interview after the session, Poliquin said he raised the Senate rules matter because it's "not a Constitutional issue" but " an internal rule" that sometimes stifles progress.
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While many workers complain they struggle to make ends meet, employers say a system of generous social benefits and worker protections makes hiring onerous and stifles job creation.
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"It's an invitation to theft, it's an invitation to money laundering already, it's an invitation to tax evasion, and it stifles the opportunities of this business," Democratic Rep.
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Even if federal agencies are able to force U.S. businesses to stay here at home, those companies won't operate at peak efficiency under a tax structure that stifles investment.
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She joins Liam Proud and Peter Thal Larsen to explain why combatting the greed, power and fear that stifles competition is even more crucial in a data-driven world.
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Some cite the exorbitant cost of living in San Francisco ... Others complain about local criticism of the tech industry and a left-wing echo chamber that stifles opposing views.
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On the other hand, an AI-driven cold war can only push both sides toward increasing centralization of power in a dysfunctional techno-authoritarian elite that stealthily stifles innovation.
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Schoenberg and I were fortunate enough to be raised in this country, which encourages entrepreneurship and where most lawmakers recognize there's a tipping point where government policy stifles innovation.
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Conservatives already complain that Facebook stifles its voices; Zuckerberg has been hosting informal meetings with likes of Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson to smooth things over, according to Politico.
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But opponents and rights advocates say his nearly 215 percent margin of victory reflects what they call an oppressive political environment that stifles dissent in the central African nation.
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When he climbs into her outdoor hot tub and she promptly chokes on an olive, David looks around in a mild panic, stifles his distress and watches her struggle.
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That's a storytelling decision that leaves Larson playing numb through the first third of the movie, and it stifles any kind of charm offensive until the movie's second act.
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Chatwood stifles D-backs as Rockies take rubber game DENVER — After becoming too reliant on his fastball and cutter, Tyler Chatwood used his four-pitch repertoire Sunday with great results.
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It also stifles tax reform because efforts to reduce loopholes and deductions available to the very rich and special interests end up hitting small businesses and job creators as well.
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The former chess champion insists that Putinism stifles a true "Russian democratic tradition," that Putin's supporters are coerced, and that those who detect appreciation for his authoritarian bent are deluded.
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" A spokesperson for Steve Madden said the attempt by Cult Gaia to claim trademark rights in this case "unnecessarily limits the consumer's right to make choices and stifles healthy competition.
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The lawsuit, brought Tuesday by The American Federation of Government Employees and AFGE Local 2578, contends that the guidance stifles speech of federal employees and violates their First Amendment Rights.
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The movie argues that the military stifles such breakthroughs on two fronts: first with a culture that encourages stoicism, second with a failure to provide prompt medical care for veterans.
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Mike (Patrick J. Adams) and Harvey (Gabriel Macht) are cornered when Harvey's past stifles Mike's plan to take on a corporate case and go after a well-known attorney general.
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EditorsNote: updates No. 11 Virginia stifles No. 16 Louisville Virginia coach Tony Bennett emphasized to his players during the preparation stage that it was paramount that Louisville not get easy shots.
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When it comes to online harassment it is something that stifles your ability to speak out and it specifically limits women's voices, and it has become more relevant in recent times.
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The decentralized high tech economy is highly mobile and responsive to adverse change; if America stifles this revolution, then it will and is surely taking place in more favorable regulatory climates.
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We have also raised concerns that Google has hindered competition by limiting the ability of its competitors to place search adverts on third party websites, which stifles consumer choice and innovation.
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Apple also argued that "regulation that forces conformity across the type of connector stifles innovation," and claimed that the introduction of a universal charging method would generate waste of its own.
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Mr. Alhamdan said he was careful to create videos that grabbed attention without veering into cultural criticism that would get him in trouble with a government that aggressively stifles online dissent.
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For the last 30 years, the American people have had to endure a tax system that is overly complicated and stifles the growth and opportunity for workers, business owners, and entrepreneurs.
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The Justice Department has said it will investigate "whether and how" online platforms in "search, social media, and some retail services online" are engaging in behavior that stifles competition and harms consumers.
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Rwigara has regularly said Kagame stifles dissent and has criticized the Rwandan Patriotic Front's (RPF) tight grip on power since it fought its way to power to end a genocide in 1994.
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Zennström says that the challenge for anyone running a large tech company is that lawyers will often dictate what can and cannot be said, which stifles debate and prevents an open discussion.
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We still have a democratic elite that stifles the population in its own name, but instead of constipated old Latin orators, they seem to get most of their worldview from TV boxsets.
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If Raisin has chosen to focus on that which stifles rather than frees us, he has done so to demonstrate precisely why we need all the things that society and circumstance suppress.
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The insistent need for security stifles couples' sexual excitement, Stephen Mitchell argued, but it also builds the relationship on false premises — the deluded idea that your partner is knowable and entirely safe.
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Instead — because Keith wants the job — he stifles the comment, uttering it to himself in one of a series of interior monologues that take up most of the 90-minute run time.
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Heavily policing the candidates' ads would also risk stirring up even more GOP allegations that Silicon Valley stifles conservative speech and makes it hard to find or follow right-leaning voices online.
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Republicans largely blast the rules as a heavy-handed regulatory approach that stifles investment and innovation, while Democrats see them as essential for preserving the free flow of information on the web.
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Masterpiece Cakeshop's attorneys, including members of the anti-LGBTQ advocacy organization Alliance Defending Freedom, argued that Phillips, as a baker, is an artist, and that Colorado's nondiscrimination law stifles his artistic expression.
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"Foreign aid from European taxpayers perpetuates the regime's ability to neglect the needs of its people and stifles meaningful policy changes," Brian Hook, the U.S. special representative for Iran, said in a statement.
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Advertisers and ad-tech competitors criticize Google for exerting too much control over how publishers and advertisers buy and sell ads, and 50 state attorneys are investigating whether its advertising business stifles competitors.
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It's not any other Friday night for him, but an adventure he's determined to take, pressing beyond his home in Jackson Heights and beyond the sexual inexperience and social awkwardness that stifles him.
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" NRCC spokesman Chris Pack told CNN, "It's alarming to see Democrats so proudly peddling a big government drug bill that stifles the research and creation of new drugs to combat life threatening illnesses.
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"We have also raised concerns that Google has hindered competition by limiting the ability of its competitors to place search adverts on third-party websites, which stifles consumer choice and innovation," Vestager said.
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This is how we get caught up in circular cost-benefit analyses of what it means to be "politically correct," as some comedians — mostly white, mostly male — insist that "PC culture" stifles creative environments.
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There's nothing illegal about owning a legitimate patent and suing someone infringing on it, but critics say there are so many patents which can be interpreted in so many ways that it stifles innovation.
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But he also pressed hard for economic and political reforms and greater openness in a one-party state where the government stifles dissent, Internet access is low and the media is in state hands.
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Many financial advisors don't consider their clients' (or their own) behavioral biases, because they haven't studied this emerging financial frontier or because they operate under a business model in which investment volume stifles quality.
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The resulting political climate, evident on social media, is not dissimilar to that of the U.S. post-Trump, in which battle lines have been drawn and the desire for outright attack stifles nuanced debate.
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In Rwanda, a history of political repression and attacks on dissidents "stifles political debate and makes those who might speak out think twice before taking the risk," Amnesty International wrote recently in a report.
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Mr. Trubitsyn's troubles, though, may help explain why such a breakthrough has proved so elusive: The Russian state, which is Mr. Putin's main vehicle for his plans for the nation's resurgence, often stifles growth.
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To do that, there will need to be a radical transformation in the entire culture of medical research, he argued, because the current culture "changes scientists into grant writers, discouraging risk-taking," and "stifles" progress.
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The plaintiffs — the developers of a baby naming app and a basketball workout app — say that Apple "stifles innovation," depresses purchases of and within iOS apps, and limits overall development by enforcing such strict rules.
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He's a famously passionate activist, campaigning against war and Monstanto and corruption and everything in between, but Young's most public battle over the past few years has been with the technology that stifles audio quality.
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The ground is shifting and once-powerful and trusted news titans are getting fired — Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose — but the power structure that they profited from, and that stifles women throughout the industry, remains firm.
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But counter arguments include the notion that a slim funding line stifles opportunity for innovative projects, new ideas from rising researchers, and that the low funding lines did not result in a prevention or cure.
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It's an age-old argument: If everyone you surround yourself with at work holds similar views and ideological leanings, you become dangerously susceptible to group think, which stifles creativity and the expression of opposing views.
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Acutely regulated verticals, like those in health care and finance, are most vulnerable to economic disruption: When regulation stifles competition or makes difficult the entrance of new actors, the value proposition for incumbent innovation is nil.
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Republicans put as much urgency on limiting what they consider overregulation that stifles economic growth as they do on overhauling the tax code and dismantling the Affordable Care Act, according to House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
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The decision last Friday in the three-year legal battle helps Trump's call to roll back regulation, which critics say stifles lending and limits economic growth, without having to wrangle Congressional votes or send morning tweets.
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However, producing these slows down the design iteration process and in some ways stifles creativity because of the lag between tweaking a drawing or 3D CAD file and experiencing it in clay form in real life.
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It may seem surprising, then, that more than six years later—amid a climate of fear that pervades officialdom and stifles most of the party's critics—the party still sees so many threats to its control.
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The annual Freedom House "Freedom on the Net" report, released Tuesday, tabulates this kind of election interference into its nation-by-nation rankings of internet freedom, under the theory that diluting authentic speech stifles legitimate debate.
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California developer Donald Cameron and Illinois-based Pure Sweat Basketball filed the suit in federal court in San Jose, California, arguing that only allowing apps to be downloaded onto iPhones via the Apple Store stifles developers.
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California developer Donald Cameron and Illinois-based Pure Sweat Basketball filed the suit in federal court in San Jose, California, arguing that only allowing apps to be downloaded onto iPhones via the Apple Store stifles developers.
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The mandate "interferes with market-driven compensation arrangements, encourages employers to cut hours and employees, and stifles new job creation," said a report on the bill by Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee.
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But the ability to start a business, have a satisfying job, and support causes that reflect their values is undermined by Pope Francis's top-down approach, which stifles entrepreneurship and usurps individual control over spending decisions.
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Not only are our classes on a deep discount through their site, their massive marketing for cheaper-than-we-can-afford introductory offers stifles our direct sales as my voice is lost in their constant marketing.
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When the supporters of the alt-right chant that "Jews will not replace us," they recapitulate the Nazi idea of a world Jewry that stifles the master race and must therefore be removed from the planet.
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"We believe regulation that forces conformity across the type of connector built into all smartphones stifles innovation rather than encouraging it, and would harm consumers in Europe and the economy as a whole," the company said.
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Nestle sells thousands of goods from baby food to coffee and chocolate, and has been investing lately in higher-margin, higher-growth healthcare businesses as it tries to fend off criticism that its scale stifles agility.
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The Koch-funded Americans for Prosperity is also pushing hard against the South Dakota initiative, making the classic case against campaign finance reform: that is stifles free speech, that it is just a subsidy for politicians.
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Amazon is mounting a vigorous defense against the charge that it stifles competition, with founder Jeff Bezos pushing back on critics in his annual shareholder letter and the company modifying allegedly anti-competitive practices in recent months.
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"Given Microsoft's history and existing monopolies, it will be necessary for antitrust enforcement agencies to be vigilant to ensure that Microsoft operates in a manner that promotes competition, rather than stifles it," Salesforce said in a statement.
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Attorney General Josh Hawley's office said on Monday that it issued a subpoena to investigate if Google's use of information that it collects about consumers is appropriate and if the company stifles competing websites in search results.
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The ACA's list of required benefits dampens enthusiasm insurers may have for selling across state lines; it significantly stifles their ability to offer a wider spectrum of plans with meaningful cost variations from one state to another.
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Republicans put as much urgency on limiting what they consider over-regulation that stifles economic growth as they do on overhauling the tax code and dismantling the Affordable Care Act, according to House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
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While opponents of the tax have successfully delayed its implementation from 2018 to 2020 to 85033, the looming imposition of the tax stifles employer plans, like the threat of a pickoff throw makes a baserunner think twice.
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Prayuth stays on as prime minister with the backing of pro-military parties in parliament and a military-appointed upper house under a constitution that critics say stifles democracy and enshrines a political role for the military.
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The Commission on Election Administration, formed to address voting issues in the 2012 election, cited two issues: the age of voting equipment and a cumbersome certification process that stifles innovation and retards the adoption of new technology.
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If the pressure campaign stifles the small group of Republicans open to hearing from witnesses like former national security adviser John Bolton, McConnell will be able to conclude the trial in the swift fashion he's long sought.
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The best way to do all of that is not through onerous, costly regulation that stifles creativity, but rather through an innovative free market that regulates where necessary but doesn't result in government-sanctioned winners and losers.
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But there's another kind of debate that emerges whenever some experiment or idea that is ostensibly analytics-based is floated in baseball: an extreme polarization of opinions that stifles actual debate and development rather than encouraging it.
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The following day, a pair of app developers filed a lawsuit seeking class action status, claiming Apple "stifles innovation" by requiring all apps go through the App Store and abide by the strict rules of its developer agreement.
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On freedom of speech, Alito, appointed by Republican President George W. Bush in 2006, referred to college campus culture that conservatives say stifles free speech to avoid offending political sensibilities on matters such as gender, race and religion.
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That&aposs part of the reason this summer&aposs fires appeared so rampant: The Amazon&aposs humidity usually stifles fires before they get too big, but as dry seasons get hotter and longer, that creates more flammable vegetation.
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It&aposs comfortable enough to feel like you&aposve purposefully incorporated self-care and relaxation into your day, but not too comfortable that it stifles my productivity and makes me fall asleep as soon as I wear it.
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With one in four assaulted women and one in three men assaulted by someone in their chain of command, it's believed that allowing commanders to have this responsibility stifles reporting because of fear of retaliation and lack of trust.
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CAIRO, March 22011 (Reuters) - Egypt's central bank devalued the pound currency on Monday to 216.53 pounds per dollar from 7.73, aiming to eliminate a black market for dollars that has flourished as a foreign exchange shortage stifles business activity.
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"Given Microsoft's history and existing monopolies, it is sometimes necessary for antitrust enforcement agencies to intervene to ensure that Microsoft is operating in a manner that promotes competition, rather than stifles it," said Mr. Norton, Salesforce's chief legal officer.
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This stifles innovation, raises development costs and drug prices, delays the introduction of new products to patients, and dissuades companies – especially small companies, the cradles of medical innovation – from focusing on diseases that affect millions upon millions of Americans.
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What it does have is a blabbermouth's skill at dominating the voices around it: The doughnut glaze all but stifles the breakfast sausage flavors of Beyond Meat's ingenious patty, literally sugarcoating the more delicate notes of sage and spice.
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Verizon's deputy general counsel, Kathy Grillo, starts her note by saying that "Verizon supports net neutrality," before going into the company's approval of the move away from Title II. "It undermines investment, reduces jobs, and stifles innovative new services," Grilllo writes.
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This ebb and flow of messages on the album address the constant need of recalibration, reconciliation of being, and tension of uncovering these in a world that often stifles the arduous but critical path towards self-empowerment, particularly for black women.
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Not only is this brand of politics untenable — and unattractive to an overwhelming number of Americans — it stifles debate in that it simplifies and seeks to accuse in a way that is alienating as well as condescending and undeniably exclusive.
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"The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development is cracking down on employee misclassification because it stifles our work force and inflicts a huge financial toll on our economy," Robert Asaro-Angelo, the department's commissioner, said in a statement.
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Having fun at weekend football games or living in lavish dorms will not compensate for trying to learn in an environment that is ideologically structured, stifles expression with speech codes, and allows only a limited range of ideas in the classroom.
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"We believe regulation that forces conformity across the type of connector built into all smartphones stifles innovation rather than encouraging it, and would harm consumers in Europe and the economy as a whole," the company said in a statement last week.
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At one end of the spectrum is China, where the world's most sophisticated system of internet censorship stifles almost all political debate along with hate speech and pornography — but without preventing the rise of homegrown tech companies making sizable profits.
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SINGAPORE/SEOUL (Reuters) - Profits from making petrochemicals in Asia have plunged to their lowest in months as the unrelenting trade conflict between Beijing and Washington stifles Chinese demand for chemicals and plastics just as waves of new production start to come on line.
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As the narrator, a hard-boiled rock star on the road, bids farewell to a wholesome hayseed she met at a county fair ("you've been a joy, a shiny toy"), she stifles her impulse to quit show business and settle down with him.
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Presently, the corporate income tax rate in the U.S. clocks in at around 39 percent, and tech executives like Apple CEO Tim Cook have whined about it for years, suggesting that the rate is too high, and that it stifles job creation.
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"We believe regulation that forces conformity across the type of connector built into all smartphone stifles innovation rather than encouraging it, and would harm consumers in Europe and the economy as a whole," Apple said in a statement published in the Financial Times.
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Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes this year publicly repudiated the product he helped build, writing a New York Times op-ed arguing that his co-founder, CEO Mark Zuckerberg, has built a monopoly business that stifles competition, and urging regulators to break up the company.
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Mark Dreyer, a British writer in Beijing who has covered Chinese sports for more than a decade, said the national teams are hampered by what he described as a "military style system" of coaching and training that stifles individual skills, creativity and even personality.
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In March, music streaming service Spotify filed a complaint against Apple in Europe alleging that the iPhone maker unfairly stifles competition by imposing a "tax" on digital subscription services made by its rivals and otherwise seeks to give its own products advantages over those made by others.
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And Trump's emotive language -- evidenced by his statement on the Berlin attack in which he made distinctions between Christians and Muslims -- also stifles the consistent US policy in the 15 years since the September 11 attacks of avoiding the notion that America is at war with Islam.
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For some, Jones' partial de-platforming offered a sliver of hope that big tech companies were perhaps finally ready to make the difficult decisions necessary to transparently and consistently crack down on behavior that stifles speech of others, endangers users, and is potentially harmful to broader discourse.
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" A letter obtained by Motherboard that was sent last month to a Georgia lawmaker by 17 trade organizations that represent consumer tech, video game, wireless, home appliance, and air conditioning companies (including Apple) says that right to repair legislation "threatens consumer security and safety" and "stifles innovation.
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The prospect of Google returning to China has fueled criticism from human rights groups that the company, which has long advocated a free and open internet, would be doing the bidding of the ruling Chinese Communist Party, which runs a vast censorship apparatus that stifles dissent.
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In March, the music streaming service Spotify filed a complaint against Apple in Europe alleging that the iPhone maker unfairly stifles competition by imposing a "tax" on digital subscription services made by its rivals and otherwise seeks to advantage its own products over those made by others.
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Hateful activities on social media platforms aimed at racial, ethnic and religious minorities, women and the LGBTQ community are not harmless; they terrorize and interfere with a person's engagement with the digital public square in a manner that chills speech and stifles the civic participation of entire targeted communities.
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Promoting the views of these few extremists as "authentic" representatives of Islam stifles the voice of an entire community, provides support for inappropriate and even dangerous policies, and makes it harder for those outside the Muslim community to distinguish between credible experts and people pushing their own personal agendas.
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The very real fear of consequences is a common difficulty in bringing any sensitive issue, such as sexual harassment, to the surface, and one of the things such difficulty speaks volumes about here is how the hierarchical structure of the academy stifles the stories that need to be heard most.
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" P.S. "Staff chafes at Kelly's style," by Ashley Parker and Phil Rucker on WashPost A1: "[S]ome staffers complain that [the White House chief of staff] may be growing his mandate too far and that his [militaristic style] stifles the creativity and spontaneity that have been hallmarks of Trump's enterprises.
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Americans will disagree on many ideas, but the accusation of racism where it doesn't belong does serious harm: It stifles intellectual debate and dilutes the very serious meaning of such accusations, so that we have no words left to decry real racial hatred, like we've seen over the weekend in Charlottesville.
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These included ATR, which detects damage to DNA and halts the cycle of cell division that cancer-promoting mutations encourage; AMER1, which stifles cell growth; and RECK, which reins in metastasis, the tendency of cancer cells to peel off their natal tumour and wander around the body looking for other sites to colonise.
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We need to deliver on undoing the harmful regulatory environment that stifles businesses, reforming the tax code to leave more money in the pockets of hard working Americans, replacing our broken health care system with one that will bring down premiums for American families and properly supporting our men and women in uniform.
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Despite promises by the Chinese government to establish the rule of law, it still uses the law to repress and control, as seen with the Foreign NGO law, which stifles the ability of Chinese NGOs and rights advocates to partner with foreign NGOs and work on issues deemed politically sensitive by authorities.
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A truculent MJ fan might think it's just because the socialists are trying to spread the wealth while robbing the G.O.A.T. Robber Baron of his due; the same seems to have happened to James, the current generation's greatest player, who has been so persistently amazing that it stifles the media's urge to reward him.
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Flint water lead levels 'much, much better' Briggs-Bunting said high fees are the most common complaint she hears about Michigan records requests and that some state departments have begun using record-processing fees to generate revenue, which she says stifles the free flow of information and goes against the intention of the state's Freedom of Information Act.
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The Council of Economic Advisers' study, titled "The Opportunity Costs of Socialism," runs through the experience of socialist or Communist economies — such as the Soviet Union, China, and Venezuela — as well as of more open social-democratic Nordic countries, and presents a standard economist's critique of central planning: That it stifles competition and innovation, two qualities that make America great.
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But I had already read many of those, and they had left me convinced that she has been quietly conducting, from that vexed and ever-expanding blot on the American fabric where white and black bleed into each other, one of the smartest, funniest and most profound interrogations of the racial madness that governs and stifles our national life that I had ever encountered.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Split Court Stifles Obama on Immigration" (front page, June 24): By voting to affirm the 2-to-1 decision of the lower appellate court, the four conservative members of the Supreme Court have created a deadlock that has the effect of blocking President Obama's attempt to assure stability to millions of immigrants who are the parents of American-born or resident children and effectively prevents them from getting work permits and drivers' licenses.
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