However, stoking fear — without context — does a disservice.
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We don't need anyone — especially Trump — stoking it further.
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That has been stoking demand for imported pork, she said.
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He blamed the media for stoking worries about a slowdown.
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U.S. stock futures fell during Asian trade, stoking such fears.
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But a recent policy reversal is stoking the most concern.
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This time the pig fever is stoking fears of inflation.
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Giuliani was critical in stoking the President's interest in Ukraine.
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Pakistan has long suspected India of stoking the Baluchistan rebellion.
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Boris [Johnson] is out here stoking up all the maniacs.
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Staff are in short supply, stoking demand for managed services.
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Avatars became tools for stoking chaos instead of enforcing order.
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Initially, at least, it seems to be stoking investor fears.
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President Trump is masterful at stoking that fear and division.
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His political career is premised on stoking the nation's divisions.
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It's been an era when politicians rise by stoking fear.
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The B.N.P. has a dark record of stoking religious extremism.
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The commentators stoking this scandal are following a familiar playbook.
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More infections in Iran stoking fears about an uncontrolled spread.
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And stoking it has worked so well for so long.
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His is angrily revanchist, intent on stoking fear and exploiting division.
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Sceptics remember Candidate Trump stoking sectarian rage on the campaign trail.
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Those who do are often shunned or accused of stoking Islamophobia.
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The Mirror of Erised (stoking even further speculation over Dumbledore's sexuality)!
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Far from preventing another civil war, the regime risks stoking one.
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In his view, Clinton has not taken part in stoking protectionism.
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O, stoking fears the online giant may push further into retail.
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Santa Ana winds are notorious for stoking fall fires in California.
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Further stoking concerns in America is Trump's preparedness for the summit.
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Now, a wider insurgency risks stoking militant Buddhism and sectarian conflict.
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Fears of American protectionism are already stoking capital flight from China.
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Instead, he has ruled by stoking ideological, social and sectarian divisions.
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This is not the only elaborate lie the president is stoking.
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He also accused Democrats of stoking "hysteria" over the tariffs. Sen.
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Burger King's Ghost Whopper was aimed at stoking some Halloween spirit.
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Andrew M. Cuomo was stoking the same sentiment behind the scenes.
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Trump rejected the plan and has since been stoking partisan rancor.
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The governing party has also blamed the opposition for stoking protests.
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People are afraid, so the media focuses on this, stoking fears.
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Stoking questions about a rival's heritage is nothing new for Trump.
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Giuliani was quite effective at stoking the appetite for Spygate content.
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So it's looking for ways to keep stoking this growth engine.
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The councilman also posted the assignment on Facebook, stoking widespread outrage.
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This twist is raising questions, stoking suspicions and, quite possibly, fueling rumors.
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Medicaid reform, then, is stoking internal opposition among moderates in the party.
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The government blames rebel groups and foreign-based dissidents for stoking violence.
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Trump came into office after winning an election stoking fear over immigration.
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Added to this, investors see Trump's expansionary fiscal policies as stoking inflation.
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The Moon enters Leo this afternoon, stoking your desire for the spotlight.
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But this is a fight he can't win -- and shouldn't keep stoking.
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In contrast, he blamed Trump for stoking the tension on display today.
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Trump, on the other hand, has spent years stoking fears about Muslims.
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By going it alone the commission risks stoking conflict, not co-operation.
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In the reconstruction South, the result was politicians stoking white supremacist groups.
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On Sunday, a second tweet flew around social media, stoking more rumors.
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Democrats audibly groaned when he started stoking fears about migrant caravans. Sen.
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He is the master of stoking voters' most primal anxieties and resentments.
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Her advisers and ex-advisers have been stoking the idea that Mrs.
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I was curious to see just how much "stoking" was being done.
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Tariffs could hurt the American economy by stoking inflation without increasing wages.
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Western forces have generally taken pains to avoid stoking sentiment against foreigners.
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Democrats further accused proponents of the bill of stoking anti-immigrant attitudes.
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Flooded sewers are stoking fears of cholera, typhoid and other infectious diseases.
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Misinformation is also stoking fears about the spread of the coronavirus online.
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Jihadists are also stoking inter-communal conflict, mostly between herders and pastoralists.
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He wants to win by stoking fear and rubbing salt in wounds.
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A monthslong guessing game over monetary policy could then occur, stoking further uncertainty.
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It involves finding solutions, not pointing fingers, and offering hope, not stoking fear.
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PC debate in a while, maybe we're overdue for a little flame-stoking.
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Omar also weighed in, accusing Trump of "stoking white nationalism" with his language.
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Mr Musk, who thrives by stoking expectations to excess, is partly to blame.
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When she was found, her body was already decomposing — stoking fears about infection.
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Today the radio waves are full of American-style shock jocks stoking resentment.
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Mr Modi's biggest fault, however, is his relentless stoking of Hindu-Muslim tensions.
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The conversation has been muted because of fears of stoking anti-Muslim sentiment.
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And certainly the tech media has played its part in stoking that fire.
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All eight are accused of stoking ethnic tension ahead of Kenya's presidential election.
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According the publication, Danziger has a history of stoking controversy with his cartoons.
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Khamenei also accused the US of stoking tension between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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This Tuesday, celestial seductress Venus slinks into Scorpio, stoking the erotic embers everywhere.
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The real estate mogul has been accused of stoking violence at past rallies.
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Oil shipments to Asia remain high, stoking the supply glut in the region.
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There are unscrupulous souls who profit off of the stoking of racial outrage.
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Security forces in Zimbabwe have accused "rogue elements" for stoking violence against protesters.
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Did Mr. Trump apologize for stoking doubts about President Obama's place of birth?
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He traveled to Iowa last year, stoking speculation about his national political ambitions.
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Then powerful private equity firms began buying shares, stoking fears of a takeover.
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That haggling, our Rome bureau chief writes, risks further stoking anti-establishment sentiment.
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The extra money raises the prospect that the economy could overheat, stoking inflation.
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Rumor and conspiracy theories have always played a role in stoking anti-Semitism.
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Second, they will try to distract working-class voters by stoking racial animosity.
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For Germany's estimated 103,000 Jews, new forms of anti-Semitism are stoking fears.
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The United States was stoking fear and panic, a spokeswoman, Hua Chunying, said.
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Mr. Netanyahu fiercely opposed the agreement and is still stoking opposition to it.
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"Stoking fear and concern is undermining people's faith in our elections," he said.
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Bankers to the ultra-wealthy are in danger of stoking a superprime bubble.
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But pro-Beijing officials have accused liberal studies of stoking anti-mainland sentiment.
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Still, at the end Mr. Trump exulted, once again stoking support and derision.
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Icelandic pension funds have recently played a role in stoking commercial real estate.
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Biden has also been stoking speculation that he might run for president in 2020.
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Stoking GOP fears is the district's big swing left in the 2016 presidential election.
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But the Trump administration can, and is deliberately stoking the fear that it will.
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Trump sees stoking fear of illegal immigration as one of his core political appeals.
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" Re-stoking the stage fires, Toby Keith helped Nelson through a rollicking "Rambling Fever.
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Since the breakup, RDR officials have accused the PDCI of again stoking ethnic divisions.
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The clumsy circumlocution is a way of avoiding any hint of stoking sectarian unrest.
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Democrats, including Cory Booker and Beto O'Rourke, cited President Trump's stoking of racial division.
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But having 70%+ of your feed stoking your existing beliefs can still be problematic.
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I think a lot of this quarter was really done by stoking up production.
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The weak peso hurts consumers by stoking inflation, which rose 5.9% in September alone.
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Bahrain accuses mainly Shi'ite Iran of stoking militancy in the kingdom, which Tehran denies.
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Online propaganda is merely stoking the fire rather than igniting it, some experts said.
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It's about stoking fear and loathing to pull more angry people into your fold.
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He insists on defending the Egyptian pound, to avoid stoking inflation and bread riots.
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In a more sophisticated assault, the Russians encouraged divisions by stoking America's culture wars.
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Rivals accuse the LNA of stoking violence by branding all its opponents as terrorists.
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Epstein's network of global elites hasn't faced consequences, stoking suspicion of the upper class
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Still, all parties are wary of stoking economic crisis and ethnic violence, Kamel said.
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The government routinely dismisses charges of ethnic bias and blames rebels for stoking trouble.
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But in stoking fears, Trump's setting a tone for the rest of the nation.
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They have little to say about ultranationalist groups stoking political violence in the region.
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His Bharatiya Janata Party is criticized for stoking religious divisions but showed continued strength.
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Meanwhile, her days are spent training indoors in Toronto and stoking the budding rebellion.
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Disappointed artists said the politicians were simply feeding off — and stoking — the growing intolerance.
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He knows stoking doubt and distrust regarding institutions and establishment figures energizes his base.
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The soup giant has announced it is undertaking a critical review, stoking takeover speculation.
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Illegal immigration is stoking a fierce debate ahead of the U.S. election on Nov.
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It accuses mainly Shiite Iran of stoking militancy in the kingdom, which Tehran denies.
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John Kennedy, end up stoking controversy by making false claims and echoing conspiracy theories.
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In Oklahoma, those winds are contributing to a very different problem: They're stoking wildfires.
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Trump's stoking of tribalism and anti-government furor is probably playing a role, too.
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Many of the tourists visiting Cambodia are Chinese, and they are stoking tourism growth.
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He has, instead, run a campaign based on stoking fear and playing to resentment.
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But if "September" suggests anything, it's that her gossip-stoking game is returning to form.
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Political leaders have suggested their rivals are spreading rumors and stoking violence to discredit them.
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And Trump seems to be itching for an impeachment battle as a base stoking device.
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Shorten said late last month in a leadership debate that the economy was stoking inequality.
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But eventually, stoking sectarianism will only empower extremists and further destabilize an already explosive region.
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Snap's not making iPhone money off the effort yet, but it sure is stoking desire.
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In the past the party has had great electoral success stoking fears about unchecked immigration.
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EU officials have privately expressed alarm about the campaign, which they see as stoking tensions.
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There is still room for the euro-zone economy to grow quickly without stoking inflation.
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Russia on Thursday accused Washington of stoking street protests and called Maduro the legitimate president.
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When conceptualizing for cycle 24, Banks didn't stop at stoking nostalgia for steadfast fans, either.
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That last one was the one stoking the flames of a fiercely raging ethics debate.
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Instead of stoking outrage, they set out to build support with another tack: Looking normal.
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Despite that, Kabila remained in power, stoking discontent, with control over the fragmented country faltering.
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It certainly has the upside of stoking public outrage, and gaining attention, for the company.
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Republican leaders also vilified President Obama and Democrats, stoking anger with rank-and-file conservatives.
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Anez's government also accused Cuba, once a close ally, of stoking unrest following Morales' resignation.
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One big difference is you've got somebody sitting in the Oval Office stoking the conspiracy.
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While the bill still needs to be voted on, the concern it's stoking isn't unwarranted.
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But he is increasingly looking frail, stoking a scramble in ZANU-PF to succeed him.
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Anez's government also accused Cuba, once a close ally, of stoking unrest following Morales' resignation.
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Local strongmen openly promote factional, ethnic and identity politics, stoking dangerous sectarian tendencies and polarization.
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Stoking American anxieties about immigration had worked well as a cornerstone of his 2016 campaign.
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Rising commodity prices as well as a weakening U.S. dollar are also seen stoking inflation.
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Feature For the nation's estimated 200,000 Jews, new forms of old hatreds are stoking fear.
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After all, stoking Russian nationalism worked well for Mr. Putin during the 2012 presidential campaign.
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The action sequences serve a purpose beyond stoking adrenaline, frequently doubling as important character moments.
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After all, we're adding to the national debt here in the hopes of stoking growth.
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All this progress, though, can't offset China's central role in stoking the illegal wildlife trade.
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That should be called out for what it is: Intentionally stoking homophobia for political gain.
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Vehicles are increasingly being used as instruments of fear, stoking feelings that danger is everywhere.
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The ban is already stoking protesters' worries about wider erosions of privacy and personal freedoms.
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The ban is already stoking protesters' worries about wider erosions of privacy and personal freedoms.
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The movement soon disrupted the country's traditionalleft-right spectrum by stoking broad anti-elite resentments.
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Progressive groups regularly rail at the Family Research Council and accuse it of stoking homophobia.
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Kiev and the West accuse Russia of stoking the separatist movement and aiding the rebels.
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Populism is on the rise around the world, stoking fear and panic within mainstream governments.
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President Trump imposed tariffs on allies and rivals alike, stoking fears of a trade war.
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The hope is that it will spark interest in these vulnerable animals, stoking conservation efforts.
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Russia seized on the turmoil, annexing Crimea, stoking separatist rebellion and launching a clandestine invasion.
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Much of this is political, stoking fear to build support for harsh anti-drug policies.
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The commission backed down for fear of worsening their fiscal problems and, perhaps, of stoking Euroscepticism.
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Wretch is triumphant, its refined misery, thunderous grooves, vintage tones, and pure grit stoking the flames.
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But the influx is stoking tensions with some South American workers who view Venezuelans as rivals.
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The stress Americans feel isn't simply the result of outrage-stoking rhetoric and news reports, however.
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Sandberg's book, "Lean In," is famous for stoking debate about women's roles in the modern workplace.
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The catalyst for the clampdown is clear - xenophobia is on the rise, experts say, stoking tensions.
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Despite stoking tension in tech companies, it's a relatively routine decision that's happened under administrations past.
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Brexit, which 62% of Scots voted against, is being bungled, stoking demands for freedom from Westminster.
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Iran accuses Washington of stoking tensions and had denied it had any role in the attacks.
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If there's one thing Donald Trump is good at it's stoking the fear of the unknown.
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He accuses these assorted freaks of caring more about stoking outrage than in governing the Republic.
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If you're hell-bent on an appetite-stoking headpiece, well, you're apparently not the only one.
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In 2009, the "Green Movement" accused of stoking months of mass protests had two clear figureheads.
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Yet even if the prospect of Palestinian unrest is muted, Mr Trump pointlessly risks stoking violence.
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Abbas's administration, long accused by Israel of stoking Palestinian militant attacks, worries about such legal exposure.
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The type of white identity politics that Breitbart loved stoking was the immediate precursor to Trumpism.
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Chiefly that has centered around stoking tension between the Muslim and Buddhist populations in the country.
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In the most recent elections in 2013, electronic tallying equipment failed, stoking voter concerns of fraud.
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Stoking that interest had been the primary goal of the Microsoft Build developer conference in March.
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But stoking resentments and fears, highlighting divisions, is precisely the wrong way to combat the problem.
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The Andean nation also accused Cuba, once a close ally, of stoking unrest following Morales' resignation.
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Israel says anti-Israeli incitement by Palestinian officials and on social media networks is stoking attacks.
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Republicans can't rely on stoking racial tensions and creating alternative realities to stay in office forever.
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And other producers, especially from the United States, have stepped up exports, further stoking the glut.
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But those few successes were touted in the press with photos and testimonials, stoking a sensation.
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He's dripping tantalizing details out bit by bit, stoking expectations and speculation about his next moves.
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In others, Alkermes pressed legislators to pass preferential laws by stoking stigma against cheaper, proven competitors.
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But scientists later found that HFCs, while better for the ozone layer, were stoking global warming.
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Might the Rand Corporation, a national security research institute, benefit from stoking fears about North Korea?
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More drivers means shorter wait times for riders, stoking a cycle of demand for Uber cars.
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Instead of stoking that anger, it's time to do something about the dark side of progress.
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First, let's elect a President who unites us instead of stoking divisions based on our differences.
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She despaired over the racial landscape in the country and her former boyfriend's stoking of tensions.
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China denies that and has accused Western countries of stoking anti-China sentiment in Hong Kong.
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Two consecutive months of contraction in the manufacturing sector are stoking recession fears and spooking investors.
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The video went viral, stoking fears that radiation from Fukushima was drifting across the Pacific Ocean.
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And two, a stoking of revolutionary zeal at home and a forging of propaganda victories abroad.
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He struck a unifying tone after a year of stoking divisions on race, politics and gender.
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Other countries have also scrambled to boost their Arctic presence, stoking fears of intensifying geopolitical rivalry.
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Like most authoritarian regimes, the Hungarian government inspires loyalty by stoking the fires of ethnic supremacy.
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Other countries have also scrambled to boost their Arctic presence, stoking fears of intensifying geopolitical rivalry.
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On Tuesday, the President pushed back on the suggestion he is stoking fear for political purposes.
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Around the country, lawmakers have pushed legislation similar to HB23 by stoking fears about transgender Americans.
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Around the country, lawmakers have pushed legislation similar to HB249 by stoking fears about transgender Americans.
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If you could become president while stoking xenophobia — building walls, restricting immigration, trumpeting "America first," etc.
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But West's doomsday vision touched on a grim reality that's already stoking fear throughout the Pentagon.
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The experience feels indulgent, stoking our senses even as we grapple with understanding the objects' meanings.
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They know that stoking anger and getting people riled up, they will show up at the polls.
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Regional neighbors Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan followed suit, stoking inflation in the short term, but protecting their exports.
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First, geopolitics is stoking a new push to send humans beyond the shallows of low-Earth orbit.
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Last week, a senior Russian diplomat accused Western states of deliberately stoking tensions to justify new sanctions.
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The U.S. military has accused Iran of stoking violence in Iraq by funding, training and equipping militias.
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Mars is in seductive, alchemical Scorpio, stoking the flames of desire while intensifying the urge to merge.
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Radioactive waste is stored onsite at the nearly 100 reactors around the country, stoking fears and opposition.
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Canberra, although keen to avoid stoking tensions, was widely expected to join the U.S.-led maritime coalition.
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China's outbound boom is flipping the script on globalization and stoking anxiety from Alabama to San Francisco.
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That if someone could become president while stoking xenophobia — building walls, restricting immigration, trumpeting "America first," etc.
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India has been fighting an armed revolt in Kashmir since 1989, which it blames Pakistan for stoking.
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Last month, DBRS warned that pressures were building on Portugal's creditworthiness, stoking concern about the ratings outlook.
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In fairness to the corporations stoking hype about faster wireless internet, there is, in fact, spectacular promise.
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The supply squeeze and rising mortgage interest rates are stoking fears of a lackluster spring selling season.
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Egyptian ministers have blamed hoarders for the short supply, and media for stoking a sense of panic.
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I worried that, by validating the masculinity of someone dominating me, I was stoking their internalized homophobia.
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That alarms some, who worry that banks use this power heedlessly, thereby stoking disruptive booms and busts.
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The 10-year yield briefly fell below the shorter three-month yields on Thursday, stoking recession fears.
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But, his skill set is in stoking sensationalism, not professional acting, creating controversy rather than solving problems.
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Livestock overgrazing will continue, degrading sage grouse habitat and stoking the cycle of cheatgrass and range fires.
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In the meantime, Trump is stoking animosity among a key voting bloc by criticizing them on Twitter.
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Brands are frequently turning out one-off pieces or special collections that have a conscience-stoking peg.
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Homeland has long been criticized for stoking Islamophobia with its relentless perpetuation of the Muslim terrorist stereotype.
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That if you could become president while stoking xenophobia — building walls, restricting immigration, trumpeting "America first," etc.
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Democrats blame Republicans for stoking fears on the island that the Cuba Adjustment Act will be scrapped.
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The company has made appeals to African-Americans in its advertising, stoking criticism that it is pandering.
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The government has blamed the opposition and "troublemakers" for stoking unrest, a charge the opposition has denied.
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The articles of impeachment from Green, a CBC member, accused Trump of stoking racial divisions in America.
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The response from some Muslim countries went further, blaming politicians and the media for stoking that hatred.
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Some of the company's first multibillion-dollar wins came from granting engineers autonomy and stoking their ambitions.
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The lack of sugar and other staples is stoking widespread anger against President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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It is advanced by self-serving media figures bent on stoking conflict and controversy at every opportunity.
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Indeed, in recent days, Hillary Clinton's allies have been stoking doubts about Sanders's credibility on racial issues.
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But critics said it would fail to boost jobs and risked stoking a trade war with China.
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The wealthy pit poor white people against people of color by stoking politics of fear and resentment.
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That if someone could become president while stoking xenophobia — building walls, restricting immigration, trumpeting "America First," etc.
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He has also criticized the media and Democrats, accusing both of deliberately stoking fears about the virus.
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And Google did nothing to correct the record, making itself complicit in his stoking of press mistrust.
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" This was, according to Apple, "stoking fear among all iPhone users that their devices had been compromised.
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I'm watching [TV] right now and they're stoking fears, they're coming live from face mask manufacturing facilities.
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Before Paul Manafort was Trump's campaign chairman, he helped Yanukovych rise to power by stoking ethnic division.
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Finally, deficit spending which activates otherwise unused economic potential will push up output rather than stoking inflation.
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The Murdoch empire and Fox News have long had a substantial role in that muddying and stoking.
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Critics felt the governor was inflaming the homelessness issue in Austin by worsening stereotypes and stoking fear.
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Rather than stoking tensions, America's Jews should recognize the encouraging signs of progress that are being made.
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The Baltic leaders themselves must focus on addressing rather than stoking the grievances of their Russian minorities.
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That was in part because, unlike at previous debates, the moderators avoided stoking rivalries and highlighting differences.
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The footage was shown on Palestinian television and spread quickly on Palestinian social networks, stoking popular outrage.
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China responded Wednesday morning with their own $6900 billion in levies on U.S imports, stoking investor worries.
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Following their unprecedented amplifying of the #releasethememo hashtag, Russia pushed new hashtags stoking "deep state" conspiracy theories.
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Trump said he does not believe he is stoking fear for political gain by addressing the caravan.
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Doing so would place Trump in the unusual position of quelling a controversy rather than stoking one.
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Critics have derided the NRC&aposs exclusive use in Assam as a way of stoking religious tensions.
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However, some of his anti-immigrant rhetoric has also been accused of stoking violence toward asylum seekers.
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Producer prices fell for the first time in three years in July, stoking worries about deflationary pressures.
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Manufacturing a crisis, stoking hysteria and even condoning violence, all in the name of getting clicks and viewers.
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But the fight against these huge companies and their roles in stoking climate change is far from over.
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Mr Salvini's skilful stoking of anti-migrant feeling has made him the most popular politician in the country.
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Like Abbi and especially Ilana, she's a sensualist, more interested in satisfying her own desires than stoking others'.
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It looks unlikely to make America markedly safer, and by stoking resentment it could indirectly do the reverse.
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Hurricane-force winds have been blowing through Southern California, stoking the fires that are raging through the area.
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The secretary-general of Polisario, Brahim Ghali, paid a visit to the region in December, stoking the tension.
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The two countries have been drawn into starker confrontation in recent weeks, stoking concerns about a potential conflict.
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With the shuffle, executives like Tony Fadell also left, stoking concerns that the company was losing key innovators.
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The latest delay is stoking suspicions that the government of Joseph Kabila is trying to rig the count.
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In other words, "blood and soil" is about stoking the twin fires of false nostalgia and outright bigotry.
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The rival Congress party has accused Modi of stoking divisions and ignoring attacks on India's minority Muslim population.
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Far from spurring development and stability, Mr Small concludes, in South Asia Belt and Road risks stoking antagonism.
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Historians say Hitler distributed Ford's books and articles throughout Germany, stoking the hatred that helped fuel the Holocaust.
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"She fought them until they finally allowed women," Bahcall said, managing to avoid stoking anyone's ire too much.
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This combination of stoking racial resentment and promoting Republican policy was supposed to be his ticket to victory.
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Or maybe they're well aware that they're stoking controversy, and have simply decided they don't give a shit.
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Carbon dioxide is the main gas blamed for stoking rising temperatures and more droughts, floods and rising seas.
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In the following election in 2013, won by Kenyatta, electronic tallying equipment failed, stoking voter concerns of fraud.
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The campaign has seen Democrat Hillary Clinton blast Republican Donald Trump as a divisive candidate, stoking racist groups.
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Turkish media have also circulated unfounded rumors of U.S. involvement in the failed coup, stoking anti-American sentiment.
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The media, too, played a huge role in stoking the public's fear and fueling misconceptions surrounding occult practices.
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Looking to appoint partisan judges (in either direction) and constantly stoking their political urges is not the solution.
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Facebook is a place for making friends, sharing photos, and stoking bitter political arguments that last a lifetime.
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Top White House aide Kellyanne Conway on Sunday defended Spicer for sharing "alternative facts," stoking outrage and ridicule.
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To meet mounting interest repayments, O'Neill's government cut services to its near 8 million population, stoking civil unrest.
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In the past, Moscow faced little-to-no direct policy response from the U.S. government for stoking separatism.
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Then a short-lived Cajun mania swept the nation, fueled by the fire-stoking, telegenic chef Paul Prudhomme.
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PiS focused its campaign on stoking fears over the euro, telling voters adopting it would raise consumer prices.
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The tweets are the latest instance of Trump stoking racial animus since he burst onto the political stage.
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But he is increasingly looking frail, stoking a scramble in his ruling ZANU-PF party to succeed him.
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He started making the rounds, offering interviews on the topic and stoking public interest in the birther claims.
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On Wednesday, Qatar pledged $15 billion in investments in Turkey, stoking the lira's recovery from a record low.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's hardline approach to trade relations is curbing demand for emerging assets and stoking volatility.
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By flexing China's fledgling overseas military muscle beyond its borders, he is stoking tension and fear in Asia.
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For months, Mr. Trump has been warning of widespread voter fraud, stoking suspicion and unrest among his supporters.
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These laws serve only one purpose: stoking the most extreme sentiments and misguided notions of the conservative movement.
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"I really feel that it's not contributing to the public good because it's stoking these concerns," he said.
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But Sky Atlantic, the station that helps U.K. fans get their Westeros fix, is stoking viewer anticipation nonetheless.
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The bottom line: The U.S. is stoking Beijing's ire by increasing its engagement with the self-governing island.
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The Islamic courts, as is their wont, handed the kids to the Muslim parent, stoking outrage among minorities.
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Time and again, given the choice between soothing and stoking nativist animus, Republican lawmakers chose the low road.
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Already, some were stoking what Dr. McConnaughy called a "careful, all the ladies are coming for you" strategy.
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In the past, party officials have generally denied accusations that their policies might be stoking violence or hate.
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He added that they also compound the harm created by "malicious foreign actors" stoking misinformation about the illness.
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He's got a piquant, devilish style on electric guitar, and a way of stoking friction between two notes.
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Earlier this month, the company said it would cut prices on thousands of products, stoking concerns from investors.
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Malls around the world are growing increasingly empty as coronavirus spreads, stoking fear over congregating in public spaces.
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He drew laughs from the many fans who understood Portuguese, while stoking increasing frustration from English-only speakers.
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The international crisis that Mr Trump is stoking is increasingly inseparable from the domestic problems besieging his administration.
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Stoking the global economy by jacking up population is a recipe for environmental disaster and widespread human suffering.
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Last month, he said India was stoking unrest with its new religion-based citizenship law that excludes Muslims.
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In the Vulture interview, Jones sharply criticized racial tensions in the U.S. and accused Trump of stoking racism.
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Trump is clearly stoking this xenophobic strain in the American psyche, energizing his base with draconian policy pronouncements.
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Trump has turned international trade into a "zero-sum game" by unilaterally stoking trade tensions, said the editorial.
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" Iran has rejected talks with the U.S., and Rouhani has accused the U.S. of stoking an "economic war.
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It's hard for the states to know for sure how long the money will last, further stoking anxiety.
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It is also recognizing the role collectors play in stoking excitement around one of its most important franchises.
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Trump's shameful stoking of this effort to undermine the credibility of the first black president remains an issue.
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Both sides are breaking rule after rule in the UK's unwritten constitution, which is stoking anger and confusion.
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Kellyanne Conway, the president's counselor, then described falsehoods from Mr. Spicer, as "alternative facts," stoking even more debate.
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But the trade-offs between stoking growth and fixing underlying economic problems have become increasingly difficult and contentious.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson disappeared for a few days off, stoking speculation that he may leave.
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That assures the company will get something for its shares while also stoking interest in the open market.
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"Stop with this reckless #FAKEnews stoking hate, fear & division, putting REAL lives at risk," Pressley tweeted Thursday morning.
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For now, the opposition seems to be stoking the fire without a clear sense of what comes next.
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And they said it may only succeed in stoking resentment abroad and diminishing American influence in the world.
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Mr. Trump is ruled by a lust for competitive prestige, which he achieves by bragging and stoking feuds.
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Some of the political influence campaigns were aimed at stoking division around white supremacy and the Abolish ICE movement.
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Now he's trying to save his Republican majority in Congress by stoking the same fears and vilifying opponents again.
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The Chinese leader's comments come amid a changing economy in China that is displacing workers and stoking social unrest.
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Currently, fast-rising prices and recession are driving more people below the poverty line and stoking homelessness and hunger.
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But some have questioned whether that arms race is one worth stoking, or if it matters all that much.
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Mr Assad might have an interest in stoking infighting among rebel factions to prevent Turkey from consolidating its hold.
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He has yet to endorse Donald Trump, stoking speculation that he is angling for another run in four years.
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IT giants based nearby — Google, Apple, Facebook and others — are investing heavily in innovation and stoking the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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The situation is costing taxpayers money and stoking market uncertainty, said Mnuchin, a former banker and Hollywood film financier.
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But a new video, which some believe features singer CeeLo Green, may begin stoking fresh fears regarding defective smartphones.
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Thousands of lawsuits against Purdue Pharma already allege the company played an outsized role in stoking the opioid epidemic.
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European stocks closed in positive territory on Wednesday despite tumbling bond yields stoking concerns about a global economic slowdown.
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Reuters investigations into the recent attacks in Java showed that the FPI has been involved in stoking the tensions.
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But he attributed it to "gossip making" by opposition lawmakers who he accused of stoking "panic" over the proposal.
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Dumas believes that the Fed "helpfully" aided money growth and borrowing following the crash but is now stoking inflation.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia in April warned of rising housing debt stoking bubble risks in the property sector.
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His instinctive, incessant stoking of his base is interpreted as an effort to emulate his shock 2016 election win.
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Human rights groups criticized Orban's government for stoking fears and xenophobia with an aggressive campaign ahead of the referendum.
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Doubts over a rescue package for Greece were also stoking concerns over the future stability of the euro zone.
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Police on Sunday arrested an ultra-nationalist Buddhist monk who has a history of stoking sentiment against the Rohingya.
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U.S.-China trade tensions ramped up in August, stoking a steep surge in U.S. Treasury prices during the month.
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The Trump administration has also threatened the institutions that govern global relationships, calling NATO obsolete and stoking trade tensions.
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Orban's government has sought to discredit Soros by accusing him of stoking Europe's migration crisis, a charge Soros denies.
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Clinton said last week Trump's campaign represents a "radical fringe" taking over the GOP and stoking America's racial tensions.
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And Last Jedi director Rian Johnson has been stoking the flames by using a hashtag beloved by fans, #porgnation.
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And Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Grimes, a Democrat, said Trump was stoking "fear and hate" with his response.
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Khan said Pakistan believes in freedom of expression, but that does not include insulting Islam or stoking religious tensions.
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But overall, warmer waters aren't responsible for stoking the other storms in the Atlantic, which form in the tropics.
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The official foreign fighter count cited by Clapper can only get larger and so risks stoking public fear unnecessarily.
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However, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) , but they are now reviewing their original decision, stoking hope that it .
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The recent Apple court case against the U.S. government has been dominating headlines and stoking our collective paranoid fears.
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While critics ridiculed his speeches as incoherent demagoguery, he was successfully stoking the anger of conservative, blue-collar workers.
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If these are seriously stoking your appetite (sorry, we couldn't resist), you can set an alarm for 10 a.m.
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Clinton on Thursday responded by arguing that Trump is giving a voice to fringe elements and stoking racial tensions.
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He helped Nixon get elected by micromanaging his appearance and public utterances, and by stoking racial fear and resentment.
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" That film ended with a cliffhanger in which many heroes appeared to turn to dust, stoking anticipation for "Endgame.
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Moreover, Japanese investors have been net buyers of foreign bonds over the last few weeks, stoking demand for dollars.
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Thirty years later, Trump released a similar ad stoking fears about immigrants just days before the 2018 midterm elections.
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The first involves maximising turnout on voting day, too often by pandering and stoking the passions of core supporters.
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Trump and China have recently taken turns threatening each other with major tariffs, stoking fears of a trade war.
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South African crop planting, including yellow maize used in poultry feed, were hit hard by the drought, stoking inflation.
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Yields spiked when it skipped a much-anticipated auction in January, stoking fears it may soon taper asset purchases.
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Def Jam Records, the parent company of Kanye's company GOOD Music, are also stoking the flames of this speculation.
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Turkish society has long been steeped in conspiracy theories, but the widespread stoking of anti-Americanism today is unprecedented.
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South Africa accused him of stoking racial divisions and then summoned Washington's charge d'affaires in South Africa, Jessye Lapenn.
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South Korea reportedly notified North Korea about its launch of fighter jets in an effort to avoid stoking tensions.
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Donald J. Trump made good on his strategy of stoking the enthusiasm of white voters to defeat Hillary Clinton.
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But a president who can't be trusted to keep silent to avoid stoking a possible war is not funny.
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Various versions of nationalist, right-wing politics are on the rise across the world, stoking resentment, fear and nativism.
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However, stoking fear — without giving the facts about how our nation is managing the cyber threat — does a disservice.
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The remains of 59 people burned to death on the train were displayed in Ahmedabad, stoking anti-Muslim fury.
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He has pushed hard to keep identity politics at the top of the political agenda, stoking further cultural animosities.
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Retailers have warned that hoarding toilet paper, cleaning supplies and food staples was fueling shortages and stoking fear. Amazon.
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In the winter, bartenders pull double duty slinging drinks and stoking the leaping flames in the huge brick fireplace.
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May's jobs numbers were lower than expected, stoking fears that the economy is softening more quickly than analysts predicted.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he's not running for president, but a recent nationwide tour has been stoking speculation.
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New Delhi blames Pakistan for stoking a 30-year revolt in Muslim-majority Kashmir but Islamabad denies any involvement.
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You certainly do not fix it by stoking the lies and images that feed the appetite of such ignorance.
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Trump has accused the media of stoking fear over the outbreak as new cases popped up across the country.
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The negotiations appear to have stirred patriotic sentiment, as well as stoking tensions, on both sides of the conflict.
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A potential reduction in contribution limits for 2000(k) retirement accounts also appears to be stoking an intraparty fight.
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As long as they aren't stoking racial tensions or spreading misinformation, it's hard to begrudge anyone a coronavirus quip.
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President Donald Trump is already stoking fears that Sanders would usher in a socialist revolution that would doom America.
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While the risk of stoking runaway inflation looks remote, low rates could fuel risk-taking, particularly among financial firms.
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Both Jason and Chris, we gather, were convicted of the same crime, although its details remain unmentioned, stoking suspense.
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Suu Kyi last Friday accused "the international community" of stoking resentment between Buddhists and Muslims in the Myanmar's northwest.
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As street protests have sprung up in Poland, Tyrmand has repeatedly suggested online that Soros is stoking the unrest.
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Where private equity companies were once wary, they are now stoking debate about a bubble, The Financial Times reported.
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Economic activity has been hampered by widespread power shortages and growing public debt, stoking fears of a fiscal crisis.
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That could generate public anger, stoking the fires of populism as Italy goes to the polls early next year.
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Another twist: Congress has passed a bill seen as supportive of Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters, stoking China's ire.
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Religion has often been the staging ground for stoking more localized fears as well -- especially around issues of race.
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Authorities are fighting nearly 140 fires across New South Wales, with strong winds stoking several blazes out of control.
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The result is an endless airing of conspiracy theories and the equally relentless stoking of grievances against political foes.
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Those numbers are stoking concerns among Republicans worried that a loss could shake the GOP ahead of the midterms.
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Stoking fans' hopes, Jenna Elfman, who played Dharma, told People in 2017 that a reboot "would be really fun!"
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However, he noted the Mexican government had to "walk a fine line" in countering Trump without stoking more tensions.
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Republicans considering speaking out may fear stoking Trump's ire and becoming a target of his allies in conservative media.
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Further stoking the partisan flames, Nunes briefed President Donald Trump before sharing the details with his bipartisan committee colleagues.
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These will be stoking fears for about as long as their average lifespan — which is to say, for eternity.
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A lot of new psychological evidence suggests that stoking people's racial and demographic fears helped Donald Trump win votes.
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"Stoking up international uproars, inciting extremism, hatred and armed attacks would definitely not solve the problems in Rakhine," she added.
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Stoking fears of crime, disease, degeneracy, overt denialists tribalize individuals into opposing communities, sow hate and fear, and foster violence.
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Police fired tear gas in a failed attempt to disperse the crowds, stoking popular anger and attracting even more protesters.
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Maduro frequently accuses the United States of seeking to sabotage his administration by fomenting an economic crisis and stoking unrest.
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Mr. Trump, a flamboyant mega-millionaire and former reality TV star, owes his political success to stoking authoritarian-nationalist sentiments.
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For instance, while some regional officials were apprehended for stoking violence in Gedeo, others are yet to be held accountable.
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White-hot Mars is stoking the embers of amour this December, cruising through your true love zone until the 19th.
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Could Baghdad's Shia-dominated government, accused by many of stoking religious and ethnic differences, lead the way forward to peace?
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Back in August, the yield curve touched its flattest level in more than a decade, stoking concerns it will invert.
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But it's never had the nominee of a major party stoking it, encouraging it, and giving it a national megaphone.
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He noted that the police might have hesitated to publicize the assaults for fear of stoking revenge attacks against immigrants.
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Some employers either explicitly or implicitly ban the discussion of salaries, because they're afraid of stoking resentments or revealing inequities.
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PMI data for the euro zone came also came in below forecasts, stoking concerns of a slowdown in the region.
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The Fed surprised markets by dropping all plans to raise rates this year, stoking concerns about the global growth outlook.
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Google is stoking those disagreements again this week by disclosing a Microsoft Edge security flaw before a patch is available.
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Chuck Grassley actively joined in the barely-coded stoking of anti-Semitism by waving around the George Soros conspiracy-mongering.
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Even so, he sought to unite his country in a region where many clung to power by stoking tribal tensions.
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Unlike most political candidates, he speaks off the cuff, simultaneously reflecting and stoking the anger and pessimism of his supporters.
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The dispute risks stoking new instability in the volatile Central African country where previous elections have been followed by violence.
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Close ties with politicians have led central banks in other countries to keep monetary policy too loose, eventually stoking inflation.
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But to foster a political environment conducive to their stated ends, Democrats can't settle on simply stoking anti-Trump resentment.
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They are also stoking criticism of federal and provincial environmental policies that are stricter than those of the United States.
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Faster economic growth, driven by a $1.5 trillion tax cut package and increased government spending, is also seen stoking inflation.
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In particular, it motivates them to change things, so it is no surprise that Republican presidential candidates are stoking fear.
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The Brexit referendum on June 23 stunned financial markets, stoking worries about Britain's exit on its own and Europe's economies.
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Continued expansion at a moderate pace is a very reasonable assumption notwithstanding market angst and media stoking of recession fears.
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But we need to remain diligent in stoking insurers to provide equal coverage for eating disorders treatment across the country.
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Last week, he abruptly canceled two days of campaign events in New Hampshire, further stoking rumors of an impending exit.
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Shortly after, each nation conducted a missile test, stoking fears of a nuclear arms race similar to the Cold War.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.) in 2020, consequently stoking speculation that she could make a run for the White House instead.
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He is stoking nationalist sentiment with an eye to a possible referendum this summer that would expand his constitutional powers.
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Thee carrier's chief financial officer, Andrew Levy, announced his resignation last week, stoking rumors of executive turmoil at the airline.
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Behind closed doors, some Republicans freely admit that stoking false fears of electoral fraud is part of their political strategy.
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In sum, enhancing our deterrence credibility is safer than stoking the flames by entering into an arms race over GLCMs.
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They may have the opposite effect of what is intended, by strengthening Iran's hard-liners and stoking more regional instability.
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But he's as much marketer as ideological warrior, selling products to assuage the fears he is so expert at stoking.
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According to media reports, the company last week hired restructuring firms, stoking fears of it choosing to seek bankruptcy protection.
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As a result, December 2018 collections fell in comparison, stoking fears that revenue goals for state budgets may be missed.
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The approaching first anniversary of the protests along the Gaza fence, on March 30, is stoking tensions on both sides.
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Since the late 1960s, officeholders have sought to gain an advantage for their side by stoking the fires of conflict.
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Right-wing groups are stoking anti-Korean sentiment by recycling old tropes of "untrustworthy" and "faithless" Koreans, says Ms Dudden.
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Stoking racism and anti-Semitism is par for the course for many 4chan users on some of the site's forums.
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In elections that are driven by turnout intensity, these issues are stoking a lot of strong feelings on both sides.
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He blamed rival parties for stoking the chaos during U.S. President Donald Trump's visit in order to damage India's image.
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O'Leary faced criticism from hate crime monitoring groups and a Labour MP who accused him of stoking racism and Islamophobia.
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Zambia's economic activity has been hampered by widespread power shortages and growing public debt, stoking fears of a fiscal crisis.
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India blames Pakistan for stoking the revolt in the territory in which tens of thousands of people have been killed.
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On his Twitter page, he's been stoking hype for the project, retweeting appreciative comments from people apparently given early previews.
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He has previously said rates will fall to single digits in 2020, stoking concerns about political interference in monetary policy.
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Some of those encounters have been caught on video and have been widely circulated on social media, stoking safety concerns.
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Breitbart News, the outrage-stoking far-right website that Bannon made his personal power base, cut ties with him today.
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China targeted major U.S. agricultural exports with tariffs among the hundreds of other products targets, stoking fears among American farmers.
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Google Cardboard was never destined for long-term success, but it played a role in stoking interest in the technology.
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But Russia's asymmetric warfare, like political and information warfare or simply stoking corruption, is effective — largely because it weaponizes Americans.
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The Connecticut complaint said Infowars profits by stoking paranoia to amass more followers, to whom it can sell more products.
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Agency vehicles parked conspicuously near hospital entrances, health providers say, are also stoking fear and interfering with broader immigrant care.
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Faster economic growth, spurred by a $1.5 trillion tax cut package and increased government spending, is also seen stoking inflation.
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So far this year it has soared about 15 fold, stoking concerns that the bubble would burst in dramatic fashion.
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The fumigation sites are undeniably enticing in these suburban settings, stoking curiosity of the mysteries hidden beneath their glaring shells.
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Posts that circulated on Facebook last year are credited with stoking anti-Muslim hatred that led to riots and lynchings.
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Israel has accused Hamas of stoking violence in an attempt to deflect domestic opinion from Gaza's energy shortages and faltering economy.
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But Mueller's indictment shows that Russian accounts and agents accomplished more than just stoking divisions and tensions with sloppy propaganda memes.
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Mayors in diverse communities must begin to plan for outreach and unity in the wake of a federal government stoking fear.
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But as I have found in my research, stoking an overriding fascination with self-improvement can have some profoundly troubling consequences.
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A Somali immigrant like Omar is not stoking the kind of hate about migrants that fuels the "white genocide" conspiracy theory.
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He said keeping long-term rates low for a protracted period could risk stoking perceptions that inflation won't rise much ahead.
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His opponents accused him of stoking racist fears during his "birther" phase, which he falsely claimed had originated with Hillary Clinton.
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Rather than apologising, the brand responded to the criticism with a series of extremely sassy replies, further stoking the Twitter fire.
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In September, reporters asked Trump if he was stoking racial tensions by targeting the players' protest of racism and police brutality.
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A Duterte campaign strategy document La Viña shared with BuzzFeed News charts a path to presidential victory built on stoking emotions.
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Cheap gasoline has undercut the already-narrow profit margins for smaller cars while stoking demand for trucks and sport utility vehicles.
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And Russia made it harder for Ukraine to repay the bond by annexing Crimea and stoking war in the Donbass region.
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Under Burns's stewardship, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) kept monetary policy loose, stoking a boom to coincide with electoral victory.
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Obama for stoking the flames of anti-cop hatred with his many comments, including his speech hours before the Dallas killings.
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All eight of the other nuclear armed states are pursuing similar plans, stoking what has become a new global arms race.
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Stoking resentment against Muslims, and against illegal immigrants from Bangladesh in particular, has proved a successful electoral formula for the BJP.
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The central bank is hamstrung: if it lowers rates to deter foreign money, it risks stoking up the domestic economy further.
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But negotiations between the two countries over the $4.5 billion project have become a flash point, even stoking murmurs of war.
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Some Mystery Brand buyers reported not receiving goods for more than a month after their purchase, stoking concerns about the company.
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Minerd said the Fed risks stoking bubbles in asset prices by cutting rates in an environment where the economy is solid.
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But in terms of combating a message that was really aimed at stoking anger and resentment and grievance, I plead inadequate.
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The government also increased local levies on a litre of petrol and diesel by two rupees each, stoking fears of inflation.
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We know what these debates look like normally, imagine with Russian trolls kind of stoking the flames with very incendiary rhetoric.
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Other firms are passing them on to customers, stoking consumer-price inflation, whichhovers around the Bank of England's target of 2%.
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And when he crows incessantly about his deal-making genius, his billions and his poll numbers, he's not stoking constructive passions.
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And it has to keep stoking the fires of novelty in Instagram Stories, the feature that has defined its recent history.
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Stoking post-attack Brexit embers, he said that the European Court of Justice prevents Britain from taking action to protect itself.
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Many Senate candidates in red-leaning states also followed Trump's lead in the election's final stretch by stoking fears about immigrants.
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There are some concerns that stoking fears of an attack, especially given its unlikelihood, will deter tourists — the state's economic lifeblood.
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Last Thursday, 10-year yields fell below three-month rates for the first time since 2007, stoking fears of a recession.
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Data on the United States and Europe, on the other hand, have been mixed, stoking worries over a global economic slowdown.
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The party's elites (especially in media) must lead the party base away from denialism, rather than stoking it for political purposes.
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And stoking the ire of Muslims around the world, he claimed, would play into extremists' narrative about a clash of civilizations.
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The indigenous Aymara former coca leaf grower also blamed the likes of Twitter and Facebook for stoking opposition to his government.
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Furthermore, easier monetary policy risks stoking borrowing demand and a red-hot housing market which threatens to trip up the economy.
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"Everyone is worried about stoking up the Brexiteers, fuelling the flames," said the chairman of one of Britain's biggest insurance companies.
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Meantime, while Rahr is stoking a cultural revolution, Knezovich said, the state's training center is failing to drill down on basics.
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Spencer asked Gersh, "What do I do?" and according to the suit, she expressed remorse about stoking turmoil in the community.
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But the race has tightened since then, stoking the notion that Trump will be a considerable drag on the Republican brand.
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The new funding will be going towards stoking this growth momentum — with a New York office opening planned for February 2018.
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The government also devalued the peso currency and erased long-running fuel subsidies, further stoking inflation already running at 30 percent.
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It's about stoking consumption, about convincing us that we need another gadget, another toy, another device that will make us happy.
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He should stop stoking conflict within Turkey between Islamic conservatives and Western secularists, and between ethnic Turkish nationalists and Turkish Kurds.
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The company's new engine models also ignited some demand in September stoking hopes sales could pick up in the coming quarters.
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Yet some fear that the movement against police abuse still has on its periphery some groups with histories of stoking hate.
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Race issues: Experts in the hearing called attention to how a significant amount of misinformation is directed at stoking racial tensions.
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Its new owner, Questcor, would make Acthar the centerpiece of its business, stoking controversy with the massive price hike in 2007.
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""And fourth, to generate pressure on the United States to relax its sanctions against Iran by stoking a sense of crisis.
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He wants to win by stoking fear and rubbing salt in wounds and reminding us daily just how great he is.
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It has been reluctant to ease any further in part for fear of stoking a debt-fuelled bubble in home prices.
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Indeed, one reason so many journalists have become professional outrage stokers is that they get immediate positive reinforcement for stoking it.
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But we can say without equivocation that Trump's stoking of fear and riling of anger is deeply problematic and indeed dangerous.
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Michal Vasecka, the director of the Bratislava Policy Institute, said that the prime minister has succeeded only in stoking more outrage.
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A measles outbreak among ultra-Orthodox Jews is spreading fear and stoking tensions with secular neighbors in a New York suburb.
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As anti-Semitic crime rises in Germany, new forms of old hatreds are stoking fear for the nation's estimated 200,000 Jews.
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However, new orders for U.S. factory goods fell for a second straight month in May, government data showed, stoking economic concerns.
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Ms. Choo also took note of how Mr. Trump appeared to have avoided publicly stoking a related dispute during the visit.
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But many critics believe Mr. Bolsonaro's inflammatory rhetoric is in part responsible for stoking this climate of violence against political opponents.
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Market turmoil continues stoking the fears of investors who are starting to wonder if staying the course is the right move.
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Conspiracy grifters like the website Infowars are already stoking fears of government-caused food shortages, using fear to drive product sales.
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Many others, including some Democratic lawmakers, blamed the White House for stoking hatred against Latinos with anti-immigrant rhetoric and policies.
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The president has declined to enact new sanctions on Russia as mandated by CAATSA, stoking anger from many members of Congress.
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Trump has courted controversy with his base by stoking trade wars with most of the U.S.'s most important economic allies.
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Other Republicans, from outside the White House, have struggled to answer fairly basic questions about domestic violence, further stoking the flames.
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At the time, Omar accused Trump of "stoking white nationalism" with his remarks while also blasting him as corrupt and inept.
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He's stoking fear with a web ad that portrays immigrants as heinous criminals only the Democrats would let into the country.
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Already, some Democrats were veering off that message, stoking progressive outrage about Mr. Trump's conduct to call for his immediate removal.
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While Trump spends his vacation indulging in his favorite activities, he's expected to focus on his impeachment and stoking conspiracy theories.
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That is stoking worries by some over how markets will react if the central bank winds down the program too abruptly.
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Aramco could tighten its grip on supply to boost prices — but not without stoking division among the cartel and allied producers.
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Picture this man, or just as easily a woman of course, more subtly stoking the fires that Trump so loudly fed.
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And the President, time and again, has shown little penchant for using his rallies for anything beyond stoking his political base.
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Assange has dedicated his life's work to endangering innocent lives, abetting despots, and stoking a crisis of confidence in the West.
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For a host of reasons, "Making a Murderer" tapped into a nerve, stoking legitimate concerns that its subjects were wrongly convicted.
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U.S. stockpiles have been in the spotlight because they rose unexpectedly last week, stoking fears that the market is becoming oversupplied.
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Some version of this fear-stoking fable will be repeated by Trump on Monday night at the El Paso County Coliseum.
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Album Review No current pop star is more adept at stoking and channeling swells of online fan curiosity than Ariana Grande.
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But the withdrawal from even Ras Isa and Saleef has yet to happen, stoking fears that the Hudaydah deal is endangered.
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"The district attorneys across the state who are in opposition could have begun preparing, as opposed to last-minute fear-stoking."
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The government also increased local levies on a liter of petrol and diesel by two rupees each, stoking fears of inflation.
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Russia on Thursday accused Washington of stoking street protests and of trying to undermine Maduro, whom it called the country's legitimate president.
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In recent months, it has fired two missiles over Japan and conducted its sixth and largest nuclear bomb test, stoking regional tension.
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"He is stoking racism, he is hoping that the racists who support him will come out in November," Reiner said of Trump.
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His government says it is facing a U.S.-led conspiracy to sabotage leftism in Latin America by hoarding goods and stoking inflation.
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When we come back, the Trump administration further stoking trade tensions with China this weekend, spooking the stock market along the way.
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Occasionally, car companies bring back old nameplates in the hope of stoking nostalgia and giving an old name a fresh new look.
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But the exodus has ballooned this year, stretching social services, creating more competition for low-skilled jobs, and stoking fears of crime.
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Maduro's rivals warn that by preventing a democratic solution to the crisis, the government is stoking chances of unrest in violent Venezuela.
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Many are made by cryptocurrency speculators, who hope that stoking excitement around blockchains will boost the value of their related cryptocurrency holdings.
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The US Embassy in Khartoum, meanwhile, directly accused the military rulers for causing the violence by stoking tensions before Monday's blow-up.
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Pakistan denies stoking violence in Kashmir and says India must open talks on the future of the revolt-torn Muslim majority region.
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James has called out President Trump for stoking racist sentiments and held a rally with Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential race.
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They're fiercely anti-immigration and particularly critical of Islam, couching their bigotry as a reasonable precaution and stoking fear about homegrown terrorism.
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President Donald Trump, never one to avoid stoking a grievance, has waded in, accusing the pharma industry of "getting away with murder".
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" Clinton went on to hit Trump for stoking questions about President Barack Obama's citizenship, charging that he "plays coy with white supremacists.
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However, both Washington and Beijing showed no signs of backing down, stoking concerns the dispute would drag on for a protracted period.
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In one year the Turkish lira has plunged in value by about 30%, stoking the worst inflation since AK came to power.
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The payrolls report from that month showed a steep gain in average hourly earnings, stoking inflation fears and a stock market correction.
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The hike seeks to take advantage of a slump in global crude oil prices to shore up government revenues without stoking inflation.
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Imbued with some of the same energy as the winter solstice, this lunar phase is also great for stoking the holiday spirit.
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Now, those same feelings of intimacy and connection will return, only with the warmth of the holiday season further stoking the flames.
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Almost immediately after the remarks were widely reported, #BasketofDeplorables began trending on Twitter, with Trump and his supporters stoking the flames online.
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Fyre Festival has finally burnt out, and from the looks of things, no amount of stoking the "fyre" will ever revive it.
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Had drinking non-fluoridated water stymied the government's nefarious plan to prevent tooth decay with the added benefit of stoking his chi?
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Canikli denied that Turkey&aposs operations against Qandil were aimed at stoking nationalist sentiment ahead of the country&aposs June 24 elections.
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Per Reuters, that is "stoking concerns a global glut could persist even as OPEC tries to prop up prices with output curbs."
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She knows that true security doesn't come from scapegoating people because of their religion, alienating our allies, stoking fear and pointing fingers.
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And, at home, Thailand will hold an election on March 24 - the first since a 2014 military coup, potentially stoking political uncertainty.
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A librarian, similarly, wouldn't simply recommend the book a person is most likely to finish, if that meant stoking a reader's rage.
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Parliament is expected to ratify this, stoking confidence in the reform process but also worries about Beijing's commitment to free market principles.
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ISIS, while not allied with the Taliban, shares the Taliban's goal of instilling fear in the population and stoking anti-government sentiment.
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This group blames Mr Netanyahu for stoking, and taking political advantage from, the intensifying anti-Arab and racist atmosphere within Israeli society.
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As reported by The Guardian, the wall may prove to be a futile effort, further stoking anti-foreigner and fanning ideological divisions.
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But some local officials simply imposed blanket production suspensions on all industrial enterprises regardless of their emission levels, stoking some public discontent.
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" Mr. Farage rejected the criticism, telling the ITV television network that, far from stoking hatred, he had "been a victim of it.
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But it's never had the nominee of a major party stoking it, encouraging it, and giving it a national megaphone — until now.
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But Ankara has edged closer to Moscow recently, stoking fears in the West that Russia is trying to weaken Turkey's NATO commitments.
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Jay Inslee (D) will headline a fundraiser in Iowa next month, stoking speculation that he will consider a presidential bid in 2020.
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The government has yet to specify which schools will be part of the program, stoking frustration among some parents and local officials.
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Citigroup economists said the tax rebates could boost economic growth by 0.1 percent, stoking spending by consumers before investment in infrastructure materialises.
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But stoking outrage against Acacia may be a canny strategy to force the renegotiating of contracts under the new laws, they said.
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Pokémon Snap for the Nintendo 64 is undoubtedly one of the most popular and nostalgia-stoking Pokémon games to grace Nintendo consoles.
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The Nigerian government, in response to Amnesty allegations, accused the independent organization of stoking terror through "bias and inaccuracies" in its report.
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Political chaos from Brexit, a looming US government shutdown and the resignation of US Defense Secretary James Mattis are stoking fear, too.
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I also wish our president would stop using Twitter like a poker in a lit fireplace, stoking so much anger and resentment.
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Beijing reported three ASF cases in one month, stoking concerns about demand for pork and pushing down shares of major hog producers.
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The Sanders campaign denies stoking violence at the convention and says it can't be held responsible for fringe figures making wild threats.
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Even so, the 'dangerous border' myth lives on, stoking fear, halting attempts at immigration reform, and affecting the daily lives of Hispanics.
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Plus, wirelessly sending images to your phone for a quick Instagram update is perfect for stoking the jealousy of friends back home.
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LONDON — The terrorist attacks in Brussels are stoking an already heated debate in Britain over the country's membership in the European Union.
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First, its findings suggest that the GOP's best chances for keeping the House in November lie in stoking hot issues even further.
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But turnout was low — just as Russia, in stoking a boycott, had hoped — and Parliament will have to make the final call.
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The announcement came after China threatened to retaliate to U.S. President Donald Trump's measures, stoking fears of a looming global trade war.
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Washington and Beijing have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars of each other's imports, stoking fears of a wider global trade war.
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The Trump administration chose cruel and illegal responses to a regional refugee and displacement crisis, stoking chaos rather than pursuing effective solutions.
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On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve predicted that the measure would modestly increase economic growth for the next few years without stoking inflation.
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Ensconced in the White House, Mr. Trump saw enemies everywhere, and his tweets reflected that, stoking new tensions and nursing past grievances.
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Overhead imagery showed fully assembled missiles, stoking fears that the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps would fire them at United States naval ships.
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He praised the everyday people "breaking the piggy bank" to donate, as well as his fellow musicians and celebrities for stoking awareness.
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About a decade ago, expiring tax incentives led to a wave of factory closings, stoking fears that the industry was in jeopardy.
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Trump has downplayed the threat of the coronavirus to the economy and tried to blame the media and Democrats for stoking fears.
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Ewen, they said Friday, did in fact have C.T.E., stoking the debate about the disease's relationship to hockey instead of tempering it.
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An Oklahoma judge reportedly is due to rule on whether Johnson & Johnson must pay $17 billion for stoking the state's opioid epidemic.
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"Trump is continually stoking these feelings of resentment, of loss," said Daniel Cox, the research director with the Public Religion Research Institute.
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But his pro-Beijing position is stoking unease among locals, many of whom are suspicious of China's territorial claims over the island.
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A sitting secretary of state, at odds with his president and blaming the city's trifling instincts for stoking tensions, is another matter.
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Mr. Trump went far beyond questioning Dr. Blasey's account or defending Judge Kavanaugh, instead ridiculing her and stoking the resentments between genders.
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It also comes as Chinese investors close in on control of nearly 40 percent of the airline, stoking debate on foreign ownership.
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Some critics say that Jewdas's name, and antics, risk stoking age-old myths and hatreds that have led to anti-Semitic violence.
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In their rowdy, vulgar weekly podcast, they are stoking the fires of a political insurgency led by their 0003-year-old idol.
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Jeff Flake was in New Hampshire on Friday, stoking chatter that he could challenge President Donald Trump in the 2020 GOP primary.
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However, in this instance, bondholders who try to forge a deal by stoking the fires of controversy are likely to get burned.
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A country set on destabilizing region after region, stoking wars, and aiding the worst kinds of dictators isn't looking for a reset.
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China, one of the worlds top energy consumers, reported a steep monthly drop in crude imports in February, stoking worries about demand.
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" She blamed Rupert Murdoch, who owns the Post, writing, "This is on you - stoking hate, fear & division, putting REAL lives at risk.
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This process is clearly observable in Spain—where Spanish and Catalan nationalism are now stoking each other in a noxious symbiotic process.
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Trump's explanation for why he fired Flynn has appeared to change at times, stoking speculation that the president may have obstructed justice.
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Stoking lawmakers' concerns has been an effort by laid-off workers to demand action from Congress and the private equity firms themselves.
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Stoking fears is the ongoing quarantine in Japan of the Diamond Princess cruise ship, also managed by a unit of Carnival Corp.
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Many Australians blame the deadly fire conditions on climate change, with drought, strong winds, and a record-breaking heatwave stoking the flames.
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But critics of Mr. Turnbull's Liberal Party accuse the government of willfully stoking anxieties about migration, assimilation and sentencing for political purposes.
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Thousands of mostly Central American migrants have made the dangerous trek through Mexico to the U.S. border since October, stoking Trump's ire.
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Israel has accused Hamas of stoking the violence in an attempt to deflect domestic opinion from Gaza's energy shortages and faltering economy.
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" Senator Marco Rubio, stoking conservative anger by accusing President Obama of deliberately damaging the nation, tells voters, "There may be no turning back.
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Public services such as healthcare and education have also suffered funding cuts, stoking anger over the link between alleged corruption and poor services.
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The controversy has shaken this year's race, stoking opposition to frontrunner Keiko Fujimori and threatening to tarnish the legitimacy of the next president.
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President Donald Trump's stoking fears about immigrants and spreading dangerous rhetoric about women gives them a security they didn't have in the past.
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The Kremlin-sourced ads on Facebook ahead of the 2016 U.S. presidential election were aimed at stoking social tensions and potential political unrest.
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The escalation has rattled global financial markets and wiped out more than $1.5 trillion in investments worldwide, stoking fears of a global downturn.
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Pressure has mounted on the central bank to devalue the pound but it has resisted a major adjustment for fear of stoking inflation.
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This trend is driving a shift in ad dollars to mobile and stoking deals in the media, entertainment and communications businesses, he added.
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He is responsible because he is stoking fears and hatred and bigotry," U.S. Senator Cory Booker said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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The comments, which risk stoking brewing ethnic tensions, were made last week but only gained wide attention after they circulated on social media.
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"The danger is that we end up stoking bubbles which ultimately have even more disastrous long-term consequences," said Peter Dixon at Commerzbank.
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Nervousness among investors also rose after North Korea said it had successfully tested a miniaturised hydrogen nuclear device on Wednesday, stoking geopolitical tensions.
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Wildfires Hurricane-force winds are ripping across parts of California, stoking the more than 20 wildfires that have ravaged the state for days.
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Zuckerberg tried to assuage their fears while stoking concerns that if Facebook doesn't build Libra, the world will end up using China's version.
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But this response isn't just ugly, angry, and politically stupid for stoking the attitudes that motivated the Leave side in the first place.
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And the government's high-handed dismissal of concerns about its methods is stoking fears that it might misuse the data it has collected.
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He was also condemned for stoking a culture war as Puerto Rico and the Caribbean dealt with the devastation left by Hurricane Maria.
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Some officials are also wary of stoking asset price bubbles and unhealthy risk-taking by lowering interest rates too much and too early.
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Surrounded by Victorian houses snapped up by tech millionaires, stoking local resentments, John Muir serves mostly poor families from other, less gentrified neighbourhoods.
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Government schemes to get low earners buying homes by giving them massive subsidised loans are only stoking demand and making the situation worse.
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A U.S. drone was shot down in Iranian airspace earlier in the week, stoking worries of potential supply disruptions in the Middle East.
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That raised the prospect of a general election, stoking fears such a vote will effectively be a referendum on the country's euro membership.
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The incident, which occurred near the teen's high school, was captured on cellphone video and shared on Snapchat, stoking outrage on social media.
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By taking action, Mr. Obama is purposely stoking a furious political debate that has roiled Congress and spilled over into the presidential campaign.
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However, that kind of monitoring is stoking concerns from human rights groups that it is building a nationwide surveillance system to quell dissent.
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In Zuckerberg's retelling of events, he got a call on a Saturday morning that there were messages stoking violence spreading through Facebook Messenger.
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Some Turks point to the economic cost of the influx and growing communal tensions, and the AK Party's rivals are stoking those concerns.
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The central bank under its new chief followed through with Turkey's biggest rate cut since at least 2003, again stoking worries about independence.
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And on Wednesday evening, Rod Wheeler — the private detective who ignited the Seth Rich conspiracy theory — began stoking the flames of another conspiracy.
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Since then, she's shared a number of other pastel-hued images to her accounts, stoking speculation that new music is on the way.
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The energy group climbed 24.82 percent, as oil prices surged with the resumption of refinery activity in the Gulf of Mexico stoking demand.
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Asked whether the kingdom's actions were stoking regional tensions, he said that things were already so bad they could scarcely get any worse.
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That raised the prospect of a new general election, stoking fears such a vote would effectively be a referendum on Italy's euro membership.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he had received a "beautiful letter" from Chinese President Xi Jinping, stoking hopes of a deal.
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"Rather than stoking divisions from the last election, the President should be bringing the country together to defend our country and our democracy."
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Ethiopia's Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn has promised to address grievances in the Oromiya region and says he blames rebel groups for stoking violence.
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This is a recipe for more Charlottesville-style clashes, with Trump shoring up his base by stoking their fear of radical leftist protesters.
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Cliffhangers are the best way to do that -- stoking speculation, reversing expectations and, above all, ensuring people feel compelled to just keep watching.
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Friday's developments have triggered fresh debate about Trump's own rhetoric and whether he is responsible for stoking white nationalism or anti-Muslim views.
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Friday's massacre has drawn heightened scrutiny toward political leaders' rhetoric, including Trump, who some have accused of empowering extremist views and stoking Islamophobia.
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Jackson, who was runner-up in season one, blasted Trump's "temperament" and said that the GOP front-runner is stoking fear among voters.
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House GOP leaders also pushed ahead with a vote on a measure offering support for ICE in hopes of publicly stoking Dem divisions.
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Trump's explanation for why he fired each individual has appeared to change at times, stoking speculation that the president may have obstructed justice.
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A significant portion of the misinformation published during the election focused on stoking ethnic and religious divides while depicting electoral bodies as corrupt.
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Vice President Pence could use his position to promote dialogue in the service of positive change instead of stoking racial and political polarization.
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Risks Preoccupation with constitutional reform might drain energy from non-constitutional efforts or fracture the reform coalition by stoking arguments about controversial texts.
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Beijing responded with additional charges on 106 U.S. products less than 24 hours later, stoking concerns of a tit-for-tat trade war.
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After all, Trump won by stoking the basest fears of a minority of Americans in opposition to a political system he called rigged.
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From the beginning, Intuit recognized that its success depended on two parallel missions: stoking innovation in Silicon Valley while stifling it in Washington.
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The company reported third-quarter earnings that missed Wall Street's already-low expectations, stoking concerns that Tesla is lagging in self-driving innovation.
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President-elect Donald Trump's tax cutting and infrastructure spending plans could boost inflation and interest rates, further stoking demand for floating-rate exposure.
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Thursday's announcement falls on the 65th anniversary of the 1953 Iranian coup, stoking international speculation that the Trump administration is advocating regime change.
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And by stoking resentment over immigration, he is making an implicit case to his supporters that their culture is being victimized by outsiders.
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She and her party have been cynically stoking the passions of the mob because they lack the constitutional power to move their agenda.
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But with President Trump stoking fears about migrants and making more promises about a southern border wall, it is bound to get attention.
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Election monitors are worried that the flow of misinformation stoking ethnic and religious divides could undermine electoral bodies and even raise social tensions.
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The US and its partners have been sending weapons to Syria to provoke his fall for years, stoking the proxy war in Syria.
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Supported by Putin's Russia, May 9 is a carnival stoking nostalgia for the Soviet Union — and the people are along for the ride.
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Therefore, Iran has been stoking the Houthi insurrection in Yemen, providing, among other things, long-range missiles that have been fired into Riyadh.
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He cited investor worries about turbulence in stock, commodities and emerging markets as factors stoking safehaven demand for Treasuries so far in 2016.
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He described the Black Lives Matter movement as a "fuse-lighter" for assassinations of police officers, further stoking a sense of looming chaos.
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He also understands his own star appeal (he gives himself plenty of heat-stoking close-ups), which dovetails with his role as director.
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It was a way to rally public support for the Cold War by dramatizing Communist repression and stoking fears of a worldwide menace.
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But Sun Liping, a well-known sociologist at Tsinghua University in Beijing, has warned against a mobilized bureaucracy stoking excessive zeal among subordinates.
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After dabbling in bipartisan dealmaking for a hot second, he's shifted back to his old preferred strategy of stoking culture-war battles. Why?
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Those in political circles acknowledge the possibility of the virus shutting down campaign rallies but cautioned against stoking public fears with premature speculation.
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Giving freer rein to private economic power has already yielded extreme levels of economic inequality, stoking the fires of social and political dissatisfaction.
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Barnett blamed the news media for stoking negative headlines about his profession, insisting the industry was far more ethical than banking or politics.
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The Fed, under Chairman Arthur Burns, sought to alleviate the oil crisis with easy money, thereby stoking the great inflation of that decade.
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In reality, Mr. Hernandez said, he was "Danny," a nice kid from Brooklyn, who had struck gold by stoking beef and acting tough.
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"Trump has filled his public speeches and Twitter feed with sometimes false, fear-stoking language," The Times' Peter Baker and Mike Shear write.
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The Washington Post's Seung Min Kim reports that Trump's recent circuit court nominee, Steven Menashi, is already stoking tensions between Democrats and Republicans.
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The planet is getting hotter, the weather is getting more extreme and we keep stoking the fires that can end the human race.
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The crisis is also stoking divisions along pro- and anti-India lines within the government and between some government factions and the army.
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The showdown over personnel is stoking tension within the party, especially in the wake of the hard-fought primary between Clinton and Sen.
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He is now 25, and married, and seemingly as unconcerned with stoking the flames of hyperfame as a constitutionally famous person can be.
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They also accused the United States of stoking international panic when it withdrew diplomats from a consulate in Wuhan and evacuated its citizens.
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He showed zilch in the way of honor, but had a genius for stoking doubts that it still existed in politics at all.
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This practice has entrenched corruption and consolidated wealth among an elite class, while incentivizing political leaders to maintain power by stoking sectarian divisions.
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Behind the houses, there are hammocks and wooden benches where women sit together, stoking cook fires and making intricate beaded armbands and necklaces.
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Putin has exploited this difficulty, stoking tribal fears in countries with changing demographics to make liberalism look like a form of social dissolution.
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And in tours throughout the world, the Nile Project lets music play its natural role: stoking an empathic dialogue and revealing common ground.
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Flake's upcoming visit to New Hampshire next weekend is stoking speculation that Flake is considering being that Republican challenger to Trump in 2020.
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Democrats have accused Mr. Trump of stirring racial hatred as he fills his public remarks with fear-stoking language and sometimes false messaging.
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The paper has also been accused of stoking racial sentiment in the multi-ethnic country, due to its strong Malay nationalist editorial stance.
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In October, unidentified gunmen set fire to three apple trucks in Indian Kashmir&aposs Shopian district, killing two drivers and stoking more fear.
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The paper has also been accused of stoking racial sentiment in the multi-ethnic country, due to its strong Malay nationalist editorial stance.
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Demand for gas turbines has been tumbling since 2011, stoking fierce competition for deals and prompting manufacturers to slash jobs and close factories.
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The video, and the non-stop media attention, is stoking GOP fears that the gender gap will grow worse, hurting down-ballot Republicans.
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The world's second-largest economy threatened to hit America's agriculture exports if the tariffs are announced, stoking fears of a global trade war.
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It's purported to be a tool for shareholders; in reality, it's a partisan tool aimed at stoking resentments in typical class warfare style.
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" Trump has repeatedly sought to drum up interest in Horowitz's review, stoking expectations about it even on the eve of its release."I.
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As the economy has stabilized, a jump in tourism is stoking a housing construction boom, potentially raising new risks of overheating and inflation.
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Russia appears to be stoking divisions on the acrimonious subject of gun violence, one where America's system of government appears to be failing.
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We see the women becoming legible to themselves, stoking their ambition, making lists — of books to read, words to learn, languages to master.
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Democrats have accused Mr. Trump of stirring racial hatred as he fills his public remarks with fear-stoking language and sometimes false messaging.
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Kennedy has a long history of stoking vaccine doubts, focusing in particular on the claim that the mercury in shots makes kids sick.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's blueprint for another Electoral College victory in 2020 is all about stoking fears on immigration and building a border wall.
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In a similar vein, there's other new work that finds that stoking curiosity could be a means to break the cycle of partisan thinking.
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The federal government remained partially closed on Friday for a 21st straight day, stoking fears the shutdown could drag on for a long time.
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The two mass shootings reverberated across the U.S. political arena with some Democratic presidential candidates accusing Trump, a Republican, of stoking racial divisions here.
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Trump spent the final days before November's midterm elections stoking concerns about a so-called caravan of migrants heading toward the U.S.-Mexico border.
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While Trump arrived in a fog of darkness in 2016 spending his campaign stoking fear and hatred of "the other", Obama called for unification.
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Investors believe the election will further underpin a mandate for anti-establishment, euro-skeptic politicians, stoking worries about Italy's future in the euro zone.
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German industry body BDI echoed Eurofer's concerns over redirected steel flows but said it was asking for moderation to avoid stoking a trade war.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said Tuesday the U.S. economy is in good shape, and he blamed the media for stoking worries about a slowdown.
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Underscoring Trump's habit of stoking rivalries among his staff, he has told people he wants his counselor Kellyanne Conway to be on television more.
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But privacy groups almost unanimously opposed them, stoking fears that state lawmakers are about to strip the country's meatiest privacy law to the bone.
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The anti-globalization, anti-immigration Breitbart, which once featured a "black crime" vertical, has long been accused by critics of stoking white racial resentment.
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You are stoking white nationalism bc you are angry that people like us are serving in Congress and fighting against your hate-filled agenda.
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The harsh setback pushed Siegemund forward in unexpected ways, allowing her to pursue her work in psychology, and stoking an already competitive mind-set.
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Officials in China are remarkably casual, even dismissive, about the idea that the country's behaviour played any role in stoking today's tensions (see Chaguan).
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Area 51 was shrouded in secrecy for decades, stoking conspiracy theories that it housed alien bodies and a crashed spaceship from Roswell, New Mexico.
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A bit like our very unbalanced UK economy: productivity is poor, debt too high and more recently the weak pound is stoking inflationary pressures.
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Rose quartz, rhodochrosite, and emerald, to name only a few types of romance-stoking stones, could all make an appearance in that particular grid.
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Some leading Democrats were quick to accuse Trump himself of stoking the potential for political violence by frequently engaging in hyper-partisan, vitriolic rhetoric.
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China has repeatedly blamed the United States for stoking tension in the region through its military patrols, and of taking sides in the dispute.
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With Mr Rajapaksa gleefully stoking Sinhala chauvinism, the country could slip backwards into the kind of polarisation that led to its long civil war.
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In previous discussions, China has threatened to retaliate against such tariffs, stoking fears of a far-reaching and unpredictable trade war between the countries.
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More generally, the army promotes jihadi terror attacks in India and Afghanistan, stoking tension, the better to justify its outsized claims on state resources.
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This tactic drove tens of thousands of refugees into Europe and exacerbated the migrant crisis, instigating Brexit and stoking antiestablishment politics across the continent.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly abused and disregarded the press, stoking its supporters' resentment by doing things like sending a bizarre anti-media survey.
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"As regards the overall situation of course there is a definite increase and stoking of tensions in our relations," he was quoted as saying.
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To even raise this issue is to inflame cultural tensions toward no higher purpose than dividing the electorate against itself and stoking racial anxieties.
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Three days later she was found hanged in her cell in what was ruled a suicide — stoking nationwide outrage about racism and police brutality.
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Years of heavy money printing have dried up market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, stoking concern over the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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But in Turkey, Europe, the United States and elsewhere, the rising anxiety about terrorism is eroding empathy and compassion while stoking xenophobia and intolerance.
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Worse, when the contradictions become apparent, Mr Trump's economic nationalism may become fiercer, leading to backlashes in other countries—further stoking anger in America.
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U.S. gasoline demand is showing signs of weakness early in 2017, stoking fears that it could hamper the recovery of global crude oil prices.
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The day after the announcement, German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz warned against stoking tensions at a time when trade conflicts were already hindering growth.
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Years of heavy money printing has dried up market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, stoking concern over the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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Igniting the jet-black rock generates loads of carbon dioxide, the potent greenhouse gas largely responsible for stoking an accelerated warming of Earth's climate.
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Years of heavy money printing have dried up market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, stoking concerns over the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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The U.S. has also risked rousing the ire of Pakistan, which could result in Pakistan stoking more chaos in Afghanistan through its proxy groups.
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In the 21994s and '19953s, Gingrich developed an obsessive focus on messaging, cultivating a political vernacular aimed at exploiting and stoking mistrust of Washington.
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In the past year, we've seen tech platforms called out for stoking hate and not doing enough to instill ethics from the top down.
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Pharmaceuticals saw demand on Wednesday after Pfizer pulled out of a deal to buy Allergan, stoking rumours of fresh deal-making in the sector.
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He has gone from likeable flack, known for joshing with journalists, to a bitter adversary stoking feuds with individual reporters to please his boss.
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Yet that could be the riskiest bet, because while Trump is stoking the flames of anger, there's another much larger fire being built -- fatigue.
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The world that Mr. Guadagnino creates is at once seductive and aspirational, and another reminder that movies have always excelled at stoking consumer desires.
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Perhaps they like the idea of divided government — but not at the price of stoking the hatred demonstrated by Feinstein and her Democratic colleagues.
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This can be a grim business if a campaign pursues a core-vote strategy of pandering and stoking the partisan passions of their base.
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Trump, since taking office last Friday, has embarked on a series of moves aimed at bolstering jobs and capital investments, stoking jitters about inflation.
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New legislation would also fail to stop the political ping pong, litigation, and uncertainty that ISPs have spent so much energy stoking and bemoaning.
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The bomb scares come amid an already polarized electorate, with Democrats and Republicans demonizing each other while stoking fear and division for political gain.
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What we see are some attacks that appear to support a logical strategy: destabilizing Turkey, stoking sectarian tensions in Baghdad, shaking up Saudi Arabia.
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The payment coincided with a prisoner swap that brought home four American captives in Iran, stoking Republican accusations that a ransom had been paid.
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Elements in the Pakistani media are also stoking paranoia and anti-Americanism among the people, while openly advocating on behalf of the Afghan insurgency.
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They have chosen to erode the legitimacy and proper functioning of our democracy in order to continue stoking a politics of fear and division.
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The proposal would mark a departure from the fates of other companies, like makers of tobacco and asbestos, accused of stoking public-health crises.
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She insists on stoking fires in her home round the clock and demonically stares into the flames of a bakery fire at one point.
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However, a deviation from the plan could spark another sell-off by stoking concerns that even the Fed thinks the economy is turning south.
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The politics of stoking fear, then suggesting a militarized solution, isn't new, but it is playing out in its most lurid forms these days.
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In 2004, John Kerry linked his defeat to a videotape of Osama bin Laden that appeared days before the election, stoking fears about terrorism.
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But they also blamed interference by foreign adversaries, including the U.S., Saudi Arabia and Israel, for stoking the violence, allegations those countries vehemently deny.
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However, during this last campaign he significantly scaled back that bravado and the anti-democratic, populist, anger-stoking speeches — something Trump will never do.
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An independent report commissioned by Facebook found that hateful posts on Facebook, often based on misinformation, led directly to stoking violence on the ground.
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Speculation raged about how big those losses might be and how widely they might spread, stoking a panic that froze the global financial system.
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Bob Goodlatte (R-VA), who has been pushing a conservative alternative — nixed the bipartisan Graham-Durbin plan and has since been stoking partisan rancor.
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More than half a million Venezuelans have arrived in Colombia, many in desperate need of food, housing and medical care - stoking anti-leftist fears.
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All of this has been stoking fears Russia could be planning another invasion, two years after it formally annexed Crimea, as peace talks crumble.
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Washington and Beijing have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars of each other's imports, stoking worries that the year-long trade war would escalate.
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Owning flashy clothes is not against the law, and focusing on that evidence risks stoking class envy that could bias the jury, Ellis said.
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Their children, while still passionately opposed to Mr. Castro, are open to closer ties with the Cuban people as a way of stoking change.
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DeMint understood better than most what lit up the conservative base; after all, he had spent years stoking its anger at the Republican establishment.
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Stanton struck out, but Kimbrel walked Luke Voit on four pitches and hit Walker to force in a run, stoking the home fans' anticipation.
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Prices in Egypt have also dramatically increased since Sisi floated the currency in 2016, stoking a wave of anger over the cost of living.
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Its origins goes a long way to explaining Mr. Trump's actions on Israel — and how they fit within his instincts for stoking American divisions.
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Mr. Trump's strategy appears to be stoking nationalist anger in China, where the Communist Party government leans heavily on such sentiments for propaganda purposes.
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We may be afloat in MacLeish's "eternal cold," but what MacLeish couldn't yet see was how, even then, we were madly stoking the furnace.
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The yield curve has started to flatten, stoking concern, but many say that it and the other various signs of trouble may be overblown.
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Around the same time, videos of two Indian men beating Kashmiri street vendors in a northern Indian city went viral online, further stoking tensions.
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But by aggressively courting the nations on Europe's eastern and southern flank, Western officials worry that China is stoking division within the European Union.
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Still, for Greeks, besides stoking fears about potential threats to the nation's territory, the Macedonia dispute touches on issues of identity, culture and history.
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Trump has downplayed the threat of the coronavirus to the economy and tried to blame the media and Democrats for stoking fears about it.
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" The president's practice of referring to migrants crossing the border as invaders is stoking hate, wrote John Avlon: "This rhetoric resonates with white supremacists.
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The Vermont independent has especially done so recently as he embarked on a broader argument that Trump's rhetoric is stoking white supremacy in America.
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The U.S. yield curve has inverted, stoking fears that the longest economic expansion in history was in danger of being interrupted by a recession.
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The U.S. yield curve has inverted, stoking fears that the longest economic expansion in history was in danger of being interrupted by a recession.
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Trump should also use the bully pulpit of his presidency to attack the ideological underpinnings of right-wing violence rather than stoking its flames.
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Mr. Trump made the commissioner, Roger Goodell, a foil, accusing him of stoking disrespect for the country by defending players who protest the anthem.
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MARKETS * Global stock markets tumbled on Friday as disruptions to business from the spreading coronavirus epidemic worsened, stoking fears of a prolonged economic slowdown.
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The monetization of fear, and the weaponization of fear, and how a channel like Fox News is really making money off stoking people's fears.
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Pharmaceuticals drew demand on Wednesday after Pfizer pulled out of a deal to buy Allergan, stoking rumours of fresh deal-making in the sector.
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They also called for a disciplinary chamber to be established, stoking fears the right-wing administration could soon use the directive to intimidate judges.
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With strong winds stoking blazes, authorities put residents near four of the fires on high alert to flee in case the flames spread rapidly.
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Last year, Lew asked Myer for a full list of its owners, stoking speculation that a takeover or board spill was in the offing.
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Today's 24/7 news cycle, which thrives on the White House stoking chaos — and enhancing presidential liability — in 280-characters, was unthinkable back then.
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His remarks struck many as stoking racial resentments because the players he criticized were black and their protests were meant to highlight racial injustice.
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Dana Shell Smith, a former U.S. ambassador to Qatar, warned that being so descriptive could backfire by stoking more anger toward the United States.
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All seven people were wearing orange wrist bands -- stoking initial concerns that the health emergency may have started at a concert or event venue.
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Representative Kevin McCarthy, the House minority leader, has made his mark during impeachment by stoking the anger of liberals while keeping the president happy.
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"The Iranians have ramped up targeting of ICS recently, even without (recent events) stoking the flames," said Hatcher, who founded cybersecurity start-up PiiSec.
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China and the U.S. have been locked in a trade war for about two years, stoking concerns over corporate profits and global economic growth.
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Either way, ISIS fighters and their supporters are getting out, stoking fears of a resurgence months after the United States declared the caliphate destroyed.
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Turkey began drilling for oil and gas near Cyprus last year despite warnings from the EU, stoking tensions with neighbouring members Greece and Cyprus.
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He says Muslims should be banned from entering our country, stoking fears by saying that if we don't we'll no longer have a country.
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Under chandeliers, they both wore glittery black and worked themselves up, trading and then sharing verses, stoking the buildups and pouring on the melismas.
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North Korea attempted but failed to launch a ballistic missile off its east coast last week, stoking fears of military conflict with its neighbors.
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The pro-Brexit camp was accused of misleading voters about how much extra money could be spent on healthcare and stoking fears about immigration.
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The attacks grabbed front page headlines around the world, stoking terror among beachgoers, along with a frantic reevaluation of the human relationship to sharks.
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However, the accounts spread both pro- and anti-vaccine screeds, as part of their modus operandi of stoking dissent and discord among internet users.
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The tragedies are filled with demagogues: orators with a genius for stirring up divisions and stoking grievances to turn decent citizens into angry, vengeful followers.
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Al Jazeera, which has denied allegations of stoking violence and says it practices free speech, did not immediately respond to a request for a comment.
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"This deadly repression of pro-Biafra activists is further stoking tensions in the southeast of Nigeria," said Makmid Kamara, Interim Director of Amnesty International Nigeria.
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But I am saying that the ultra-rich have long tried to maintain their positions by dividing the masses, via stoking hate against The Other.
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Eve-Tech is a small company that seems to be taking inspiration from OnePlus' early success stoking fan enthusiasm with direct online sales in batches.
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The government accuses the opposition, and in particular supporters of Mahinda Rajapaksa, a former president, of stoking discontent in Hambantota with talk of "Chinese colonisation".
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Mr Juppé, who seeks a "happy identity" for France and urges the left to vote in the primary, warns against stoking a "war of religion".
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Cory Booker and Kamala Harris, but they've taken pains to avoid stoking conservative paranoia about the government coming door-to-door to seize people's guns.
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"He wants to win by stoking fear and rubbing salt in wounds and reminding us daily just how great he is," she said Tuesday night.
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Last week, yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury notes fell below the two-year yield for a brief period, stoking fears of a potential recession.
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But immigration and stoking fear about Mexican immigrants propelled Trump to the White House in 2016, so he's forcing the GOP back into that conversation.
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That was followed a day later by Amazon announcing its intention to buy Whole Foods , stoking fears the online giant may push further into retail.
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Why it matters: Trump has been urging the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, stoking widespread concern that he is seeking to politicize the Fed.
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Stoking their anger over the rising price of eggs, clerics in Mashhad, Iran's second city, urged hundreds of their followers to protest on December 28th.
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Energy stocks also soared after oil futures rose more than 1% as tensions in the Middle east grew, stoking worries of a hit to supply.
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China has repeatedly blamed the United States for stoking tensions in the South China Sea and of taking sides in the dispute, charges Washington denies.
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On Saturday, Orban's ruling party Fidesz said "criminals" were behind the "street riots" and accused Hungarian-born U.S. billionaire George Soros of stoking the protests.
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In the United States, new orders for factory goods fell for a second straight month in May, government data showed on Wednesday, stoking economic concerns.
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Rising inflationary pressures "may well encourage workers to ask for bigger pay rises in upcoming wage negotiations, stoking domestic non-housing price pressures," she said.
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Fears that the United States economy might sag could prompt investors to clamor for the Fed to hold off increasing interest rates, further stoking uncertainty.
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And it is stoking the White House to escalate a conflict that may spill over from trade tariffs into a war over investment by multinationals.
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From choosing wood over coal to stoking embers and flipping the enormous racks of meat, manning the parrilla (grill) is very much a "guy" job.
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Trump has ignored repeated calls to release his tax returns, stoking concerns about conflicts of interest in his foreign policy and nepotism in his administration.
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Jewish community centers and schools in at least 13 U.S. states reported receiving bomb threats this year, stoking fears of a resurgence of anti-Semitism.
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North Korea attempted but failed to launch a ballistic missile from its east coast earlier this month, stoking fears from its neighbors in the Pacific.
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Bahrain accuses mainly Shi'ite Iran of stoking militancy in the kingdom, a strategic island where the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet is based, charges Tehran denies.
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China has blamed the United States and its allies in the region, such as Japan and Australia, for stoking tension in the South China Sea.
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But Clementine has been stoking a passion for clothes, fashion, and designers she idolizes ("Raf Simons!" she swoons, is her favorite) since she was tiny.
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Oil prices plunged 5 percent as U.S. crude inventories surged much more than expected, stoking concerns a global glut could persist despite OPEC's output curbs.
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How do you convince the losing side to accept the results when there may be an entire industry stoking their sense of resentment and betrayal?
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The attacks are many and, on top of it all, they are stoking racial fear by claiming he is the second coming of Jim Crow.
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Minor wrestling circuits operate all over the country, drawing loyal crowds and stoking hopes that one of the performers will someday reach the big time.
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The prospect of similar protests has hit the local stock market, stoking fears of political instability just as the sputtering economy was starting to rebound.
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A divorce agreement between the two sides has not yet been finalized, stoking fear among investors and businesses of a chaotic no-deal Brexit. 4.
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The People's Bank of China said in a statement that anti-globalization and trade protectionism are rising, stoking uncertainties and creating challenges for China's economy.
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In thousands of ads plastered across Facebook and Google, Trump's re-election campaign is regularly stoking fears of a Latino "invasion" of the United States.
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But those who didn't, a group that included most of the Democratic senators seen as stoking presidential bids, said they felt McConnell hadn't offered enough.
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Omar is now stoking the same ethnic religious threats and animosities that Trump has, and the Democratic Party is letting her get away with it.
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They argue that regardless of his condemnation of racist ideologies on Monday, the president has built his political brand around stoking racial and cultural divisions.
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Trump's complaints that the election will be "rigged" are perceived as a dangerous stoking of rage among his supporters in the event of a loss.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg&aposs fresh attacks on China are stoking tensions with Facebook&aposs Chinese employees, according to a new report from The Information.
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Sanders hasn't ruled out another presidential bid, stoking speculation with a travel schedule that includes trips to early primary states like Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Both Canada and Mexico said they would retaliate against the tariffs, stoking more fears of a potential trade war between the U.S. and key partners.
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Trump has been complimentary toward the Russian president in the past, stoking suspicions about his presidential campaign's alleged coordination with Moscow during the 2016 election.
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Fuel prices have surged in Brazil as oil futures hit 3½-year highs above $80 a barrel, stoking a wave of discontent across the country.
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Pyongyang's accelerating nuclear and missile programmes are stoking fear in nearby Japan and prompting a harder line on North Korea from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Under current liquidity coverage ratio requirements, FHLB advances receive easier regulatory treatment than those in private markets, stoking demand from banks for them, they said.
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Trump is making a stop in the Hoosier State on Tuesday, stoking speculation that the real estate mogul might announce the governor as his choice.
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He responded forcefully to Trump's rhetoric about the group of migrants, comparing it to Republicans stoking fears about Ebola prior to the 2014 midterm elections.
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His entire campaign, from its very first moments, has been built on stoking anger, grievances and resentment against people of other races, religions and nationalities.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel on Tuesday issued an indirect warning against stoking nationalism and promoting protectionism to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.
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What has gone less noticed is how the group has succeeding in stoking populist furor that spills well beyond the people on its email list.
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This development is stoking concerns for authorities as a combination of record-high property prices and stratospheric household debt sit uncomfortably with slow wages growth.
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Because if not, what Falwell is doing is the equivalent of yelling "bomb" on a plane -- irresponsibly stoking fear and panic with absolutely zero evidence.
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The unity among Pakistan's array of minorities over a single issue — their missing — has undermined the military's strategy of stoking tensions among them, candidates say.
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But the tide started to turn against Republicans when they overreached on an issue that Trump has made his own: stoking nativist fears about immigration.
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Images of a demonic chicken lady are stoking panic across the globe, with warnings of a dangerous "suicide game" that targets children on social media.
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In a statement published Friday, Apple went on the defensive, saying that Google researchers were "stoking fear" and had exaggerated the seriousness of the attack.
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Meanwhile, her deleted comments went massively viral and stirred up a whole new debate — about the uses and limits of Ambien in stoking political fires.
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Inflation was already running below the Fed's goal, and an employment report released last week showed a sharp slowdown in hiring, further stoking those expectations.
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Many Democrats have responded by calling for more gun control, or by criticizing President Trump and others on the right for stoking anti-immigrant bigotry.
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Despite their clear majority, Sinhalese Buddhist nationalists have recently been stoking fears that the minority groups, particularly the Muslims, are increasing in numbers and influence.
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Meanwhile, the right has an army of people on cable news, the radio, and Facebook dedicated to shaping public opinion, stoking it, dragging it rightward.
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Pyongyang's accelerating nuclear and missile programs are stoking fear in nearby Japan and prompting a harder line on North Korea from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Powerful forces are stoking distrust in the news media with attacks on the press and sowing confusion by promoting clickbait, rumor, fraudulent stories and propaganda.
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This is the city where our newspaper of record published this monstrosity just a few weeks ago, stoking the flames of racist and xenophobic hate.
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India's prime minister is seeking re-election by stoking fear among the Hindu majority of the potential dangers posed by the country's Muslims and Pakistan.
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Asian shares and U.S. stock futures tumbled on Friday as disruptions to business from the coronavirus worsened, stoking fears of a prolonged global economic slowdown.
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"The Democrats and the media are stoking a lot of fear around this, that's obvious," said one Republican with close ties to the White House.
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Others claim that the virus is a hoax, no more deadly than the common cold, but that officials are stoking panic to undermine President Trump.
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The Infowars founder and Trump backer is as much marketer as ideological warrior, selling products to assuage the fears he is so expert at stoking.
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Global stock markets tumbled and government bonds rallied as disruptions to business from the spreading coronavirus epidemic worsened, stoking fears of a prolonged economic slowdown.
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Companies may have soaked up the spare capacity that was generated by the recession, meaning that unemployment cannot fall much further without stoking wage inflation.
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The United States has conducted "freedom of navigation patrols" through the South China Sea, stoking tension with China which says it will protect its sovereignty.
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To his detractors, he is taking a racially charged stance and stoking white resentment by assailing a sports league in which most players are black.
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Another account said Republican voters "will not accept a Clinton win," amplifying Trump's claims of a rigged race and stoking fears of post-election chaos.
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In June 2018, Mr. Schultz announced he would leave Starbucks after more than three decades leading the company, immediately stoking speculation about a 2020 run.
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A case of the novel coronavirus was found in Nigeria on Friday, stoking concerns about the African continent's ability to deal with a major outbreak.
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Populist movements on both sides of the Atlantic are not just riding anti-establishment anger, but stoking fears of a religious "other," this time Muslims.
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Russia's ambassador accused the US of plotting against Moscow and Syria, threatening international security, stoking global tensions and operating outside the confines of international law.
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Stocks fell on Friday after the second U.S. case of the deadly coronavirus was confirmed, stoking concerns over the sickness' impact on the global economy.
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And so Johnson could claim that in stoking the mood of vicious racist reaction, he was only trying to prevent an assault on American liberty.
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It works both ways: The fear-stoking stories and segments give Trump support for his hardline position while giving viewers confidence that Trump is right.
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His critics say that the key to his success was the stoking of nationalist tendencies and fears, which garner support with the country's Hindu majority.
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Read more:Jane Lynch criticized Elizabeth Warren for stoking &aposclass warfare&apos and praised &aposguileless&apos Pete ButtigiegThere are just 6 weeks until the first primary.
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But the appointment shows that Mr. Modi sees no contradiction between economic development and a muscular Hindu nationalism that feeds on stoking anti-Muslim passions.
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The dance company's participation is already stoking controversy, with reports emerging Friday that at least one member was disappointed about taking part in the event.
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That is a significantly higher number than in Manhattan (where only 34 percent of new towers were offering concessions), which is stoking concerns about oversupply.
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Virus-related damage to Japan's economy is expected to show up in the current quarter, stoking fears of recession in the world's third-largest economy.
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But unlike the manipulated videos stoking political concerns in the United States, these videos were commissioned by the candidate's party, Nilesh Christopher at Vice reports.
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Fears of a pandemic rattled markets last week, wiping more than $01003 trillion from global share values, and stoking widespread expectations of monetary policy easing.
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But stoking fears about "the other" has always been appealing to Mr. Trump, going back decades to his early days in New York real estate.
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When asked about the vote, however, he made clear that he saw it as similar to what was stoking his campaign in the United States.
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Mr. Vucic's critics accuse him of stoking those fears because they are politically useful, but he has also been trying to keep them in check.
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Salesmen who violated the edict were scolded by compliance officers who said the bank feared stoking public interest in its ties to the new president.
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But as just as one U.S. ally in the region appears to be moving away from advocating for a military attack, another is stoking tensions.
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Washington and Beijing have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars of each other's imports, stoking worries that the nearly year-long trade war would escalate.
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So one potential way to counter that is by stoking a related fear of primary challenges — making them fear the primary more than the general.
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Trump Obama and comedian Seth Meyers lampooned Trump in 2011, as Trump was stoking the "birther" movement alleging Obama was not born in the United States.
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Still, a sharply weaker peso is stoking inflationary pressures and done little to boost demand for Colombia's exports, which tumbled by about 35 percent last year.
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Trade war worries hit global equities again on Monday, while stoking a rally in safe-haven assets including the Japanese yen, core government bonds and gold.
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In the race's closing days, she has joined the president in stoking concerns about immigration and tried to cast Bredesen as too liberal for the state.
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And that's stoking fears Europe's leaders could end up with some caustic comprises, including the possible adoption of Australian-style offshore processing centers for incoming migrants.
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PHILADELPHIA — From one angle, President Donald Trump got off to a quick start during his first week on the job — and not just in stoking controversy.
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Trump, whose rhetoric has frequently been condemned as stoking racial divisions, laid out a number of policy options but did not mention his own past remarks.
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More than 5,000 hogs were killed and a dozen manure pits overflowed last month in North Carolina due to Hurricane Florence, stoking worries about water contamination.
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But President Trump clearly sees it as vindication of his policy of stoking confrontation with the North: Possible progress being made in talks with North Korea.
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And in 2016, Trump's strategy of resentment-stoking against minority groups, angrily tweeting, and overall negativity was enough to let him eke out a close victory.
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That is stoking concern about a possible failure to reach a Brexit deal, which most economists say would throw the world's No. 5 economy into disarray.
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A strong economy is seen as key to his re-election prospects in 2020, but trade tensions with China are stoking concerns about an imminent slowdown.
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But it proved enormously controversial, as Gillespie was heavily criticized for ads stoking fears of criminal immigrant gangs and "sanctuary cities" (which Virginia doesn't even have).
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U.S. shares cut losses late on Thursday after Trump said he had received a "beautiful letter" from Chinese President Xi Jinping, stoking hopes of a deal.
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Like others in the sector, Mirvac has posted profit rises for years, thanks to a steady population growth and record-low interest rates stoking housing demand.
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Years of heavy money printing have dried up bond market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, stoking concerns that its massive easing program is not sustainable.
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At that time, AIDS had been ravaging the country for seven years, devastating an entire generation of gay men and stoking a palpable and unshakable panic.
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Meanwhile, central banks are wary of cutting interest rates too far for fear of sending their currencies into a tailspin - hurting foreign investment and stoking inflation.
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Trump has made much of his closing argument about border security, stoking fears about immigrants and a migrant caravan hundreds of miles away from the border.
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At the same time the government has capped pay for senior executives, concerned that they were getting more than government employees of equivalent ranks, stoking resentment.
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ECB rate setters agreed they needed to reiterate their willingness to act if necessary but wanted to avoid stoking market expectations for further stimulus too far.
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Vonovia earlier made a $1.08 billion cash offer for Victoria Park, outbidding Starwood Capital Group and stoking the scramble for assets in Europe's hot property market.
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The risk is that clamping down too hard on lending crimps economic growth, stoking a vicious cycle of more defaults and lower business investment and production.
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The band's canon of 1960s classics forged a new chapter in Americana, stoking fantasies of a beach utopia for generations of landlocked listeners across the globe.
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Air sign parents are more interested in stoking their children's curiosity and honing their verbal skills than they are in enforcing curfews or upholding familial traditions.
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His tweeting is no joke: he undermines and contradicts his officials without warning, and makes reckless threats against Kim Jong Un, whose paranoia needs no stoking.
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But in 2008, anti-vaccine activists began holding one-on-one with families, stoking fear among parents that vaccines were contributing to autism in their children.
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Also stoking the dollar rally were growing expectations the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates next month on signs of rising inflation and improved economic growth.
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Beijing's actions seem to undermine its pledge, in turn fueling pro-independence and localist sentiment in Hong Kong, with a series of recent events stoking tensions.
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China and the U.S. hiked tariffs on billions of dollars worth of their goods, stoking fears that tighter trade conditions could slow down the global economy.
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In recent months, race relations have deteriorated, with anti-immigration rhetoric from far-right groups and once fringe parties like Pauline Hanson's One Nation stoking divisiveness.
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Driving the news: Last week, journalists on Twitter noticed Ring was hiring an editor — prompting concerns that Amazon was stoking community fears to sell security systems.
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In a country where Shia Arabs make up the majority of the population, Iran has sought influence by stoking sectarianism and gaining the allegiance of Shias.
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"Some are stoking an atmosphere of panic slightly, which from my point of view is not at all justified," Nowotny told ORF radio in an interview.
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Plummeting car sales, sluggish retail sales data, a cooling housing market — those are all stoking fears of weakening consumer spending in China amid its slowing economy.
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Robbers in other countries have targeted distracted mobile phone players, and Brazil's steepest economic recession since the 1930s has been stoking crime and straining public finances.
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One of Sun's volunteers, Becky Huang, said gay people in Taiwan don't actually want to get married, blaming legislators for stoking the issue for personal gain.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Russian defense minister: 'We won't do anything' in Europe unless US places missiles there MORE of stoking instability in their nation.
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He met President Xi Jinping more than a dozen times during his time in office, stoking fears in Australia that its influence in PNG was waning.
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Some analysts have raised concerns the fed funds rate may break above IOER, stoking worries the Fed would lose its grip on its main policy tool.
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President Donald Trump has threatened to close the U.S. southern border to fight illegal immigration, stoking worries that a shutdown would cause chaos to supply chains.
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The Guardian reports that he intends to visit 30 states by the end of 2017, stoking speculation that he's planning some sort of foray into politics.
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Whatever the ultimate result for America, Trump's advent has made the dollar great again, as markets bet he'll deliver fiscal stimulus, stoking inflation and interest rates.
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It's the most concentrated stretch of presidential comforting to occur during Trump's tenure, which has been marked more by stoking of divisions than displays of empathy.
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The world's top diplomat has been seeking support for a September summit at the United Nations dedicated to stoking political will to tackle the climate crisis.
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While Mr. Trump has yet to wield such power, his tone as a candidate has been seen as similarly provocative, stoking a comparable zeal among supporters.
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Asheley Landrum, a psychologist at the University of Pennsylvania, presented evidence that suggested that stoking people's curiosity can be a means to bridge a partisan divide.
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