"Their entire idea is to take over the state, suppressing our voice and suppressing our culture," said Sarma.
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"During sugar intake, suppressing hedonic value inhibited dopamine release in ventral, but not dorsal, striatum, whereas suppressing nutritional value inhibited dopamine release in dorsal, but not ventral, striatum," the neuroscientists write.
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I had this artistic, creative side that I was suppressing.
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The GOP has a vested interest in suppressing voter turnout.
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Stigmatizing and suppressing your emotions won't make them go away.
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"Protein is a major player in suppressing ghrelin," Cohn says.
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Starz is misusing DMCA takedowns here, and suppressing truthful reporting.
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She seems to be suppressing some knowledge about her past.
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Disgruntled participants claim that "cartels" rig the bidding, suppressing prices.
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Instead, he seems determined to stay, and is suppressing opposition.
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But I think we mistake getting better with suppressing symptoms.
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Suppressing those spewing hatred does not mean they go away.
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Blumenthal accused the NFL of "suppressing the science" around concussions.
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Pinterest late last year began suppressing search results on vaccinations.
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And people were dying as they were suppressing this knowledge.
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You feel real emotion because you've been suppressing it forever.
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In other stories, Marine training takes over, suppressing the terror.
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This is about the base and suppressing the black vote.
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All three factions can be quite ruthless in suppressing democracy.
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I have spent time suppressing wildfires and things like that.
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"The offense of conspiracy to cause a public nuisance does not have the undesirable effect of curtailing or suppressing civil disobedience at its formation stage or suppressing human rights as the defendants contended," it read.
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One former Facebook employee accused the company of suppressing conservative news.
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But are we in fact suppressing critical functions of the brain?
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"They get started by suppressing free press," McCain said of dictators.
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"They (the government) keep suppressing our freedom of speech," he said.
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Among the region's autocrats, this is usually code for suppressing criticism.
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Karney suggests expressing the stress it triggers instead of suppressing it.
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For suppressing two-spirit Indigenous values and beliefs, we are sorry.
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I was definitely unconsciously suppressing that side of myself back then.
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Volunteer firefighting trucks continued to race around town suppressing spot fires.
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The GOP spent yrs gutting voting rights & suppressing black & Latino votes.
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He praised his troops for their restraint in suppressing the rebellion.
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I am only suppressing that individual ... I am not destroying him.
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Unfortunately, it's not just Wisconsin where Republicans are suppressing the vote.
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Once the thought appeared, there was no doubting or suppressing it.
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Sturman didn't explicitly call out the Trump campaign for suppressing voters.
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"The offence of conspiracy to cause a public nuisance does not have the undesirable effect of curtailing or suppressing civil disobedience at its formation stage or suppressing human rights as the defendants contended," the summary read.
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"This isn't about suppressing free speech online," Wilson wrote on her GoFundMe.
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The new "holistic" admissions policy worked as intended, successfully suppressing Jewish admissions.
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In August, President Donald Trump blasted Google for allegedly suppressing conservative speech.
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The strategy of suppressing votes is so mainstream it has become banal.
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"GOOGLE & OTHERS are suppressing voices of Conservatives", tweeted Donald Trump in 2018.
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Another way governments have quashed dissent is by suppressing mobile communication altogether.
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Allegations from anonymous sources suggested it was purposefully suppressing conservative news Trends.
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ARE YOU CONCERNED THAT YOUR AD LOAD IS SUPPRESSING YOUR USER GROWTH?
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In fact, suppressing it through a pattern of intimidation is probably impeachable.
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Now, it is the state itself that is brutally suppressing political dissent.
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Facebook was recently accused of suppressing conservative news from its trending topics.
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Most violence associated with protest, she observes, comes from authorities suppressing demonstrators.
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Lopez Obrador has accused previous governments of lacking transparency and suppressing dissent.
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Black clergy do not advocate for suppressing the freedom of other groups.
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She will never be able to take any immune-suppressing medications again.
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Rather than suppressing speech about the conflict, we should be encouraging it.
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The Communist government wants to control the future by suppressing the past.
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First, suppressing free speech and genuine grievances is not a long-term strategy.
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The second reason is that suppressing bad ideas has a tendency to backfire.
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She also talked about how suppressing voter turnout would be a good idea.
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Other risk factors include recent stomach surgery and taking stomach acid–suppressing drugs.
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If someone has taken a fever-suppressing medication, they could show normal temperatures.
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FEW countries have invested more man-hours in suppressing awkward facts than China.
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She embraces the repercussions of acting on emotional impulses, rather than suppressing them.
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In 2016, Congress passed a law to stop companies from suppressing customer reviews.
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But another trend is suppressing the recovery of incomes since the recession: ageing.
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Facebook and Twitter have also been accused of suppressing conservative news and opinions.
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Suppressing the memories of the emotional trauma may create a demand for relief.
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Facebook was this week accused of suppressing conservative articles in its "trending" list.
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Epacadostat is an IDO inhibitor, meaning it stops IDO from suppressing T cells.
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Suppressing public discourse and dissent goes against the very premise of our democracy.
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The challenge is to spread the wealth without suppressing the opportunity to excel.
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It was about suppressing votes for Democrats and giving themselves an unfair advantage.
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There may be better ways to discourage unlawful stops than by suppressing evidence.
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This entails having her undescended testes surgically removed or taking hormone-suppressing drugs.
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""And sixth, refocus the whole of government on suppressing and controlling COVID-19.
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India should be a leader in promoting press freedom globally, not suppressing it.
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It's not just the government suppressing free expression, it's our neighbors — and ourselves.
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At the same time, China denies suppressing the rights of the Tibetan people.
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Suppressing those proteins, they theorized, could transform the body's ability to fight cancer.
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She continues to take immune-suppressing medications, but Stewart is tapering the dosage.
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It's the ultimate irony: suppressing free speech under the banner of free speech.
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By treating Election Day like any other Tuesday, we're knowingly suppressing democratic participation.
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Meanwhile, Kickstarter was accused of suppressing a union drive by firing key organizers.
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He started her on strong immune-suppressing medicines, and she did feel better.
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It can do better at discovering conspiracy-theory laden tweets and suppressing them.
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"Well, let me just say this," Mr. McConnell replied, suppressing a sly smile.
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Instead of suppressing stories with clickbait headlines, Facebook could simply rewrite the headlines.
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He's the only character who, like June, seems to be constantly suppressing a smirk.
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Fortunately, the research suggests that voter ID laws aren't effective at suppressing voters, either.
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Our analysis of the literature reveals that immigration has a weak crime-suppressing effect.
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Hyde-Smith also talked about how suppressing voter turnout would be a good idea.
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"The cost of suppressing a fire is more than a prescribed burn," he said.
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Facebook may want to update its status after being accused of suppressing conservative news.
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They are still capable of suppressing political dissent when the party orders them to.
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Prince Muhammad's strategy of suppressing dissent while loosening up in some areas appears calculated.
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Instead of suppressing the immune system, like Ader would, Metalnikov wanted to boost it.
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Surveys suggest that tariffs are suppressing investment in America, but how much is unclear.
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One former curator said that they routinely observed colleagues suppressing stories on conservative topics.
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The secret of suppressing cancer may therefore be hidden in the genes of giants.
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Barthes might approve; at the end of Mythologies, he critiques myth for suppressing revolution.
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"Any light source is going to have the effect of suppressing melatonin," Dasgupta says.
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Suppressing people, controlling media, preventing opposition from running in elections—it's a different game.
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The fear in this film is that a government police state is suppressing justice.
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Longer-term, there may be several big trends that are suppressing trading in general.
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Twitter was back in the news last week for yet again suppressing political speech.
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But the fertility-suppressing forces of modern economies appear to be even more influential.
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After years of suppressing your femininity, the desire to celebrate it can be powerful.
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They also said the study's removal sets a troubling precedent for suppressing independent research.
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Yes, China's Communist Party has been vigorous in suppressing dissent and crushing potential challenges.
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The court lifted an order last week suppressing the publication of pictures of Tarrant.
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And maybe there is only so far we can go toward suppressing those feelings.
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Suppressing resources from communities that need them most like women, the LGBT+ and immigrants?
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We're always looking for things beyond the canon without suppressing the canon, of course.
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Employees are empowered to keep the public at a distance by suppressing personal communication.
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The athlete has refused to take hormone suppressing medication to comply with the regulations.
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And suppressing any beetle outbreaks before they reach epidemic levels is crucial, scientists say.
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Staying strong during a breakup doesn&apost mean acting totally normal or suppressing pain.
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"People have also suggested other uses, like alleviating toothaches or suppressing hunger," Schroeder added.
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The new ministry would handle everything from espionage abroad to suppressing opposition at home.
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The art of suppressing dissent has been perfected over the years by authoritarian governments.
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"Congratulations, Donald," she said, suppressing the anger that touched every nerve in her body.
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Kadolph tried suppressing her childhood memories, but her battle with anorexia continued into her thirties.
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This has the effect of offsetting currents, dampening index-level volatility and suppressing the VIX.
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Liberals complain the platforms are enabling hate speech; conservatives say they are suppressing free speech.
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It can also make you more susceptible to acute infections by suppressing the immune system.
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There continues to be no evidence that social networks are routinely suppressing mainstream conservative viewpoints.
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Weather can play a significant role in voting behavior, with bad weather generally suppressing turnout.
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Disgruntled officials made matters worse by claiming that the government was suppressing dire unemployment data.
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Many suspect they are more interested in grabbing valuable land than in suppressing religious minorities.
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"It's the same as it always has been," she says, barely suppressing a smile. Pause.
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It's a common conspiracy theory among conservatives that social media companies are suppressing their speech.
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Weather can play a significant role in voting behavior, with lousy conditions possibly suppressing turnout.
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And he believed that the bureau would be accused of suppressing details to benefit Mrs.
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They also said it would sow more fear among immigrant communities, ultimately suppressing census participation.
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Video: Donald Trump just accused Google of "suppressing the bad news about Hillary Clinton" pic.twitter.
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And the key to living their best life is about managing emotions (not suppressing them).
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These included hormone-suppressing drugs and surgery to remove internal testes, which can produce testosterone.
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Beijing is no longer suppressing its currency; it's now trying to prop up the value.
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Weather can play a significant role in voting behavior, with lousy weather generally suppressing turnout.
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Lyon and Denner note that the pipeline model has the general effect of suppressing diversity.
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An accusation that Twitter was suppressing conservative political views drew the attention of President Trump.
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The state also has been increasing testing capacity — a crucial measure in suppressing the coronavirus.
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In the past, candidates intent on suppressing the black vote ran up against technological barriers.
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Trump has proved that these institutional differences were suppressing only the symptoms, not the disease.
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American Media said in a statement that it had no interest in suppressing the photographs.
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Treatment depends on strong immune-suppressing drugs, which can be lifesaving, although that patient died.
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China spent decades suppressing the renminbi's value to keep the country's colossal export machine competitive.
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But when promptly treated with powerful immune-suppressing therapies, what looks like dementia often reverses.
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Suppressing ghrelin may be one reason the low-carb diet increased metabolism, the authors noted.
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Democrats have accused Republicans of suppressing evidence that would correct what they say are mischaracterizations.
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Some production employees have accused the company of suppressing efforts to unionize its work force.
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But that&aposs not the only part of the cabin suppressing your sense of taste.
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Conservatives, including Mr. Yiannopoulos and Ms. Coulter, have accused the university of suppressing free speech.
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As many as 600 others were killed this fall by security forces suppressing antigovernment protests.
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Mariah swept, trying to look away from Jerome's sad, dim eyes while suppressing a smile.
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Less dramatically, Dodd-Frank is doing the same in suppressing growth throughout the US economy.
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These popular medicines, known as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, or NSAIDs, work by suppressing inflammation.
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But either O.T.P. didn't do that, or it did an analysis that Mnuchin is suppressing.
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Lenabasum is designed to reduce inflammation without suppressing the immune system as some anti-inflammatories do.
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All the while, of course, keeping the border open and suppressing energy production and economic activity.
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Three cops took a short break to rob your correspondent, but most concentrated on suppressing dissent.
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"They are suppressing it very blatantly and very shamelessly," said Roma Malik, a tribal rights activist.
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Tucci said the film does an accurate job of depicting what suppressing press freedom looks like.
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I'm most interested in visualizing the juxtapositions of intimate pain and attempts at suppressing that pain.
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Lamar Smith (R-TX), who claimed to have "irrefutable" evidence of Google suppressing conservative search results.
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The most censorious governments follow a familiar pattern of suppressing the media and locking up dissenters.
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Facebook axed human-written descriptions from its "trending topics" after facing accusations of suppressing conservative news.
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Recently the government has been suppressing anti-corruption organisations and has failed to reform its courts.
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The ruling declared Qualcomm broke the law by suppressing competitors within the mobile phone chip market.
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She claimed her videos were being unjustly age-restricted and accused YouTube of suppressing her videos.
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This enzyme eats away at the ovulation-suppressing effects of hormonal birth control, lowering its effectiveness.
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Instead of suppressing these biases, the MTV Movie & TV Awards asks fans to vote with them.
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The left has criticized Kobach over policies it claims have the effect of suppressing voter turnout.
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But many others remember the accusations against him of cronyism, undermining the judiciary and suppressing dissent.
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He criticized Sisi's administration, accusing it of suppressing freedoms and causing deteriorating economic and security conditions.
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Hasina's administration has been accused of suppressing dissent and jailing critics, including supporters of the BNP.
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Years ago, European officials approved an appetite-suppressing drug called rimonabant that worked by blocking CB1.
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The change also allowed the authors to calculate how much employers' power had been suppressing wages.
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The Silicon Valley company faces allegations of intentionally suppressing conservative news from appearing on Trending Topics.
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Conservatives have spent years arguing that tech platforms are biased against them and suppressing their voices.
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The report did not detail why Russia placed so much focus on suppressing African-American voters.
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Suppressing other viewpoints so that workers can't hear multiple sides of an issue doesn't support workers.
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The implanted organs were maintained as long as the recipients were administered the immune-suppressing drugs.
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"An authoritarian regime is violently suppressing its own citizens who are fighting for democracy," Wyden tweeted.
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But she has also been accused of rights abuses, a crackdown on media and suppressing dissent.
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This has been the race's natural resting place when there hasn't been something else suppressing Mrs.
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" Obama was often seen as suppressing outrage to avoid being seen as an "angry black man.
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Treasury also targeted five current and former officials responsible for violently suppressing protests over Maduro's actions.
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Autocrats around the world have echoed Mr. Trump's recitations of "fake news" in suppressing independent journalism.
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"They keep on suppressing us, and now we're on the news, even international news," he said.
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At a House hearing, Twitter's C.E.O., Jack Dorsey, denied that his company was suppressing conservative views.
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He has said repeatedly that China is suppressing the value of its currency, an outdated accusation.
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The Mexican system is built around a government policy of suppressing workers' rights to encourage investment.
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Her goals include implementing harsher laws against spreading misinformation with the purpose of suppressing voter turnout.
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Some Republicans have accused Google of suppressing search results that show conservatives in a favorable light.
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Tesla has patented an "arc-suppressing gas blast in pyrotechnic disconnect" that appears to work similarly.
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Marine Skyhawk attack aircraft laid down suppressing fire as our news crew joined the recovery operation.
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The alternative is a big government, speech suppressing solution that would make America more like Russia.
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So far, the government has been successful at suppressing dissent among troops and rewarding top officers.
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America has had a long history of stripping and suppressing wealth creation among people of color.
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The D4A1 HDClear chip allows for more accurate "always-on" voice recognition while suppressing background noise.
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Syrian government troops were suppressing isolated areas where rebel fighters continued to resist, the ministry added.
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First, ruling parties in many countries have found new tools for suppressing awkward facts and ideas.
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"Basically, they are suppressing local governments from pushing back, which has a chilling effect," Gillum said.
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He also accused the group of impoverishing Iran's people, damaging its environment and suppressing civil rights.
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Trump, without providing evidence, has repeatedly accused social media companies and Google of suppressing conservative voices online.
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It is used medically for suppressing cough as well as for treating mild to moderate pain severity.
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Kim Kardashian West, in particular, came under fire after she promoted a line of appetite-suppressing lollipops.
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In a separate May 2016 story, I reported that the company was regularly suppressing conservative news stories.
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Kim Kardashian West is under fire from celebrities and fans for promoting appetite-suppressing lollipops on Instagram.
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That's played a part in suppressing long-dated yields, making it easier for the curve to invert.
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As recently as February, Trump appeared to be under the illusion that China was suppressing its currency.
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If inflation rises, central bankers will have much less latitude in suppressing rates to stimulate the economy.
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Devastation Portraits is interested in visualizing the juxtapositions of intimate pain and attempts at suppressing that pain.
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After that, women can stop taking immune system-suppressing medications, which keep the transplant from being rejected.
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Land management practices like suppressing naturally occurring fires have also allowed fuel to build in wilderness areas.
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The financial crisis a decade ago caused some states to gut spending on education, suppressing teachers' wages.
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The central authorities are suppressing the murky financing vehicles they have used to circumvent restrictions on borrowing.
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In this case, suppressing that connection is not just destroying the livelihoods of those residents, it's criminal.
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Earlier this month, a former Facebook contractor had accused the company's editors of deliberately suppressing conservative news.
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They will still drive into the city to work (that's why suppressing housing development only increases traffic).
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Of course, modern society puts a lot of effort into suppressing fire, but Australia's ecology hasn't changed.
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"It's time Amazon and Jeff Bezos take a stand for transparency, rather than actively suppressing the truth."
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Its core claim: Without an armed citizenry, the government will have an easier time suppressing people's rights.
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" He added: "Google & others are suppressing voices of Conservatives and hiding information and news that is good.
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The next morning I stumbled, suppressing the pain, on the shag pile rug of my department's office.
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The ads were aimed at suppressing the votes and sowing discontent among the electorate, the sources said.
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Bisphosphonates are drugs that reduce osteoporotic fractures by suppressing bone turnover at a higher rate than normal.
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How and where, out of interest, is she proposing to give birth, suppressing every shout and curse?
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A number of issues — including not suppressing the corrosion of lead pipes — resulted in the dangerous contamination.
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"There's always a way to keep suppressing your lifestyle and your overhead and your expectations," he said.
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Semenya then did take a course of hormone-suppressing drugs and her performances slumped for several years.
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This way, we were able to set an optimal 'cost' that increased information quality without suppressing voting.
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Earlier this summer she promoted appetite-suppressing lollipop on her Instagram page, and commenters were not happy.
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Well now you are just suppressing votes, so that definitely does not get us to 2628 percent.
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"Google & others are suppressing voices of Conservatives and hiding information and news that is good," Trump tweeted.
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Other women worry that suppressing their period might lead to an unnatural buildup of the uterine lining.
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Censoring language, hampering research and suppressing scientific endeavors will only cripple our country and harm the planet.
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It's all about managing it rather than suppressing it or, the opposite approach, letting it run loose.
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Say, for example, that Uber prohibited its drivers from also serving rivals like Lyft, suppressing driver income.
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One sports scientist predicted that suppressing her testosterone levels could make her five to seven seconds slower.
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Daily hassles, which is suppressing annoyance at delays or anything irritating that would inspire a snarky tweet.
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Electronics emit higher levels of the blue light that is particularly potent in suppressing nighttime melatonin production.
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Opinion TORONTO — In the summer of 2007, I was 17 and suppressing all thoughts of the future.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn criticized the U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May last month for "suppressing" the report.
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Democratic paramilitary organizations — called "Red Shirts" — attacked Populist and Republican voters, suppressing the vote throughout the state.
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To achieve this she tilts her head back and relaxes her throat while suppressing the gag reflex.
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Containing your feelings isn't a matter of suppressing them, but of granting them space to be felt.
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"When you start reinforcing that with grades and money, you aren't just suppressing your emotions," he said.
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Human rights advocates criticized the arrests, which they said were aimed at suppressing turnout for the rally.
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By rationing access and suppressing evidence, the Royal Archives have accomplished the very reverse of their intention.
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"Ask him when his crews are going to quite (sic) suppressing conservatives views!" one Facebook user wrote.
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Another study of 105 children showed that buckwheat honey also outperformed dextromethorphan in suppressing coughs at night.
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Even though she's off immune-suppressing medications, she doesn't take any chances: Her bird feeders are gone.
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Saudi Arabia's attention has turned to Iran, while Egypt is focused on suppressing an insurgency in Sinai.
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Curbing and suppressing other countries and transferring domestic contradictions abroad will not keep the United States strong.
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" It states the board's actions "were for the purpose of suppressing the NRA's pro-Second Amendment viewpoint.
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Earlier this year, Facebook's "Trending Topics" news feed garnered negative press for supposedly suppressing pro-conservative stories.
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While doxylamine helps you fall asleep by suppressing histamine, it has nothing to do with your dreams.
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In addition to attacking certain candidates, the IRA was also interested in suppressing minority voters, the indictment says.
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"Scott Pruitt seems to be on a campaign of suppressing science," he said, speaking of the EPA administrator.
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Kardashian West came under fire on Wednesday after posting an ad about the appetite-suppressing lollipops on Instagram.
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For decades, these regimes have perfected the arts of suppressing truth and spreading propaganda to protect their interests.
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They know they won't have to pay for suppressing disastrous wildfires, because taxpayers fund the Forest Service's work.
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Other updates have included suppressing links to sites with intrusive ads and shutting down bait-and-switch ads.
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That aside, is Mr Trump right to think the California-based search giant is somehow suppressing conservative thought?
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The custom endures because of passed-down beliefs about religion, cleanliness, passage into womanhood, or suppressing sexual desires.
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At the same time the tech platforms have faced accusations of anti-conservative bias for suppressing certain news.
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The Cuban government appears bent on suppressing dissent and purging the art community of its most radical voices.
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While the earbuds are adept at suppressing environmental noise, they seemed generally less proficient at covering up talking.
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"People should not be put off exercising for fear of it suppressing their immune system," Dr. Campbell says.
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But if inflation rises, central bankers will have much less latitude in suppressing rates to stimulate the economy.
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In addition to suppressing dissent and flouting international norms, the royal family has continued to support extremism abroad.
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"And soooo began my long plunge into food and depression and suppressing all my feelings," Winfrey told Vogue.
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Her weight dropped, and she had to take immune system–suppressing drugs that caused her face to swell.
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Counting on a continuing Saudi help in suppressing energy costs and headline inflation is obviously an implausible assumption.
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The government is far more energetic in suppressing anti-slavery protesters, arresting more of them than actual slavers.
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With yield-centric stocks now so important to the indexes, bond-market calm is also suppressing equity volatility.
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That's also true for pharmaceutical companies, she says, which are known for suppressing research that shows unfavorable results.
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In June the European Commission fined Google a record-breaking €2.4bn ($2.7bn) for suppressing rival comparison-shopping sites.
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The president claimed Google is "suppressing" conservative voices and "hiding information and news that is good" about him.
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Gizmodo reported in May that the platform's trending news curators, which were later ousted, were suppressing conservative news.
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They contend the measure is used by Republicans as a way suppressing voters who typically align with Democrats.
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Although hybristophilia is often sensationalized in the media, Dr. Aaron cautions against suppressing one's fantasies for any reason.
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Kemp this week told ABC News the suggestion that he's suppressing the vote is a "myth" from Democrats.
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Our bodies respond to blue light by suppressing melatonin — and that can affect your sleep time and quality.
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Officials say the taxes are aimed at raising revenue, not suppressing dissent, and reject the telecom firms' complaints.
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Bits Software is very, very good at reducing costs – including, it seems, the cost of suppressing political dissent.
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Why it matters: Facebook faced backlash in 2016 for reportedly suppressing conservative news stories in their trending feature.
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It is also a very addictive one, in part because it is so effective at suppressing the symptoms.
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Last week, President Trump accused Google of abusing that power by intentionally suppressing positive stories about his administration.
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Sitting with Victoria allowed me to reconnect with a part of myself I had been suppressing for years.
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It's investigated companies like Google for suppressing content, but in the context of antitrust violations — not political leanings.
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She's a human that was raised on Vulcan, where suppressing emotions is a foundational part of living there.
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Earlier this week, Pompeo accused Iran, as well as China, of suppressing information about the spread of coronavirus.
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But what case could the Trump administration make to deter Mr. Peña Nieto from suppressing the judicial reforms?
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By invoking it, the United States would effectively push back against China's practice of artificially suppressing steel prices.
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The rheumatologist attributed it to a flare-up of her psoriatic arthritis and increased her immune-suppressing meds.
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The immune-suppressing medications she was taking for her arthritis had created a welcoming environment for the fungus.
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Trump and other top Republicans have accused Silicon Valley companies, without evidence, of censoring and suppressing conservative speech.
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The probe has recently also ran into legal trouble, as some defendants secured rulings suppressing evidence against them.
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Suppressing your emotions As a boy in our society, I know the expectations that are set for us.
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NDP leader Tom Mulcair directly criticized the motion, equating it to suppressing the civil liberties for advocacy groups.
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But Raven's mission quickly expanded to include monitoring and suppressing a range of UAE political opponents, the documents show.
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The Socialists see the revision as a way of suppressing the opinion of other parties' representatives in the commission.
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Jeff Sessions, Trump's pick to become attorney general, is facing accusations of suppressing civil rights as an Alabama official.
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Then a US Senator demanded an explanation from Facebook because Gizmodo said those biased humans were suppressing conservative stories.
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The letter expresses concern about the Chinese government tracking dissidents through search data and suppressing truth through content restrictions.
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Schiff brought up the issue during Thursday's proceedings in the Senate impeachment trial, suggesting that Pence was suppressing evidence.
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Other issues include the company's alleged history of algorithmically suppressing queer content from recommended videos and censoring queer advertisements.
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This nationwide trend was coupled with North Carolina–specific shenanigans that seemed deliberately aimed at suppressing black voter turnout.
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"Women were recommended to take androgen-suppressing therapy but also to do other kinds of feminizing procedures," Camporesi said.
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He and his colleagues identified 265 known tumour-suppressing genes in humpback whales that showed evidence of advantageous changes.
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She's been in so much pain this whole time and dealing with it by suppressing it hasn't been working.
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The United Nations has repeatedly criticized Congolese authorities for suppressing freedom of speech and using violence against peaceful protesters.
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GreatFire, meanwhile, suggested that other activities aimed at suppressing the use of VPNs have already made a huge impact.
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Officials are now trying to clean up the messy, barely regulated banking system, while also suppressing any potential panic.
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More ominous even than ObamaCare suppressing job growth, wage growth, and economic output, is the ACA's effect on care.
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Carlos Alberto Brilhante Ustra, who headed the DOI-CODI, the intelligence agency responsible for suppressing critics during military rule.
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"For its part, the Chinese government's gambit of accelerating innovation while suppressing freedoms hits a brick wall," he writes.
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Some might use this data as proof that local election administrators are intent on suppressing turnout in some areas.
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Despite bagging precious few trophies, he has spun tall tales about fraud to justify efforts at suppressing the vote.
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These reactions are dangerous, but can often be controlled with steroid medicines like prednisone and other immune-suppressing drugs.
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Suppressing noise digitally can reduce the need for insulation, helping to make vehicles lighter and thus improving fuel economy.
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Structures become visible through abstraction at the cost of suppressing local variation and noise, the apparently aberrant, the individual.
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César Augusto Guzzetti, at which Admiral Guzzetti asked for American "understanding and support" in suppressing resistance to the coup.
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Like Beyoncé, I had "tried to be softer, prettier, less awake," but suppressing my truth is unnatural, and disrespectful.
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Unable to admit to myself that I was actually raped, I had grown accustomed to suppressing what had happened.
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He boasted, falsely, of suppressing votes by sending black and Democratic voters on a bus trip to Atlantic City.
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Many patients will get doses of the immune-suppressing medication once or twice a year to prevent a recurrence.
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Suppressing the performer's natural urges to charm and to enlist sympathy can't have been easy for the cast here.
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Blue light can act as a stimulant, suppressing production of the natural sleep hormone melatonin and delaying sleep onset.
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It uses a brutal anti-insurgency strategy called the "Four Cuts," suppressing entire civilian populations to deny rebels support.
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Some argue that these stories are the backbone to the practice of suppressing women's sexuality through female genital mutilation.
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For many in Britain, who became stoically inured to the threat of I.R.A. bombings, it was about suppressing terrorism.
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Once the rash disappeared, his doctors stopped the photopheresis and started lowering the dose of his immune-suppressing medications.
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He already had G.V.H.D. once, and the diarrhea started as he was being weaned from the immune-suppressing drugs.
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The Chinese government has been broadly criticized for suppressing information on the spread of the virus, particularly early on.
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But for the Nobel Peace laureate and onetime democracy icon, suppressing criticism has become a hallmark of her leadership.
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Being mindful of anger means not suppressing, denying or avoiding it and also not acting out in harmful ways.
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But after suppressing opposition and consolidating power in a single-party state, he began a 24-year dictatorial reign.
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Other analysts say the factors suppressing pay increases and consumer price inflation are temporary and should fade within months.
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"There are several steps you need to take before someone shows up and starts suppressing the fire," he said.
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But the Napper was worth it, as it helped me get in touch with emotions I&aposd been suppressing.
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Asian-Americans have noticed that the current racial balance on campuses is sustained, in part, by suppressing Asian numbers.
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Asian-Americans have noticed that the current racial balance on campuses is sustained, in part, by suppressing Asian numbers.
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Authorities appear to be censoring mentions of the fire online and suppressing any details of the cause or aftermath.
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But a transplant from any donor other than an identical twin would require immune-suppressing drugs to prevent rejection.
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Geng said police actions against protesters in Hong Kong have nothing to do with suppressing human rights or democracy.
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Asking foreign leaders to political help in return for aid and then suppressing your own agency's inquiry is egregious.
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Again, not suppressing, but giving people an additional view to allow them to make their own evaluation about sources.
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Italy was the only country other than France that had armed police units in charge of suppressing bad taste.
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Some hope to present him as an elder statesman in the mould of Deng Xiaoping, overseeing reforms while suppressing dissent.
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A Russian dictator has evolved his tactics from suppressing internet dissent to using online media for strategic leaks and disinformation.
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The greenback has weakened because central banks have been suppressing volatility and U.S. economic data have been deteriorating, Debusschere said.
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Caffeine, on the other hand, like in coffee, might actually help you stave off hunger pangs by suppressing your appetite.
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As a result, Dara'a was placed under a siege for weeks, a brutal method of punishing and suppressing civil dissent.
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A leak by an anonymous former contractor led Gizmodo to report Facebook was suppressing conservative news in its Trending section.
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Vladimir Putin is an authoritarian with a long record of punishing political allies and suppressing views divergent from his own.
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It hasn't turned a blind eye to the Houthis suppressing UN criticism of their behavior, as the Saudis have done.
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Nearly 80 percent of the children involved in the trial were able to do this, successfully suppressing their peanut allergy.
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The company released the information under some duress, prodded by accusations that it was suppressing reports from conservative news outlets.
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Abrams, Democrats and voting rights advocates throughout her campaign accused Kemp of suppressing votes, particularly from minorities in the state.
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The prime minister has held on to power by firing critics within his own party, blocking investigations and suppressing dissent.
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Republicans have long accused Google and Facebook of suppressing conservative content and ads, something they say violates free speech protections.
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That includes Thomas Farr, a North Carolina attorney who has defended the state from allegations of suppressing the black vote.
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Executives of CBS and Turner refused to comment on Monday, apparently uninterested in suppressing the uproar among college basketball fans.
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Suppressing the population count in these parts of the country would undercut the political power of these states and cities.
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Infowars Life sales pitch #2: The government is suppressing this highly effective product because it competes with the pharmaceutical industry.
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One reason for suppressing would be if a harmful finding was difficult to discover but easy to reproduce, Scharre says.
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They might have never left their hometown or returned after school at a mid-tier college, suppressing their earning potential.
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Research has shown that high-intensity lights at night actually do harm by suppressing hormones that help people fall asleep.
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Some Tesla factory workers are accusing the company of illegally suppressing employees' attempts to unionize at its Fremont manufacturing plant.
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One of the White House's more perplexing complaints, of late, is that media outlets are somehow suppressing the president's message.
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Mr Mnangagwa has long been adept at suppressing dissent, though street violence could erupt again as the economy melts down.
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All of these scientists, they insist, motivated by peer pressure and financial rewards, are falsifying data and suppressing contrary views.
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" Last year, the president tweeted that Google is "suppressing voices of Conservatives and hiding information and news that is good.
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If you really forget everything, if you're really successful at suppressing the pain, you can black out, which is bad.
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He acted out of opposition to the Reagan administration's support for Central American dictators accused of brutally suppressing leftist guerrillas.
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The cumulative effects of holding force size steady or increasing while suppressing capability and readiness is an unbalanced defense program.
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Especially under scrutiny is the US Forest Service's hundred-year policy of suppressing fire—on the surface it makes sense.
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And the government has chastised India for suppressing calls for freedom in the portion of Kashmir that New Delhi controls.
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Economists see no evidence China is suppressing the value of its currency, although it has done so in the past.
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Especially when many Republican power brokers are actively suppressing the participation of young voters, poor voters, and voters of color.
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Do you think China's approach to suppressing dissent is uniquely effective in an age of "fake news" and "post-truth"?
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Facebook and Twitter have spent months shooting down accusations that they're deliberately suppressing the viewpoints of one political ideology over another.
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In the past two years, Beijing hasn't been suppressing its currency — it's been intervening in order to prop up the currency.
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Qaani's previous deputy position has since been filled by Mohammad Hejazi, a commander viewed as an expert in suppressing domestic unrest.
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At some point, if the economics of solar and wind continue to improve, the politics of suppressing that will become untenable.
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For Veblen goods, the normal law of supply and demand does not hold: higher prices support demand, rather than suppressing it.
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By suppressing the production of PPO, Arctic Apples age and brown at a slower rate — taking three weeks to fully oxidize.
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Progesterone-only pills are finicky, because they're not as good at suppressing ovulation, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
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You're really suppressing what's really going on in this country with Hillary Clinton and the fact that she sold America out.
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ITC Vice President Alice Richardson said the company was attempting to gain control over the fire by using fire-suppressing foam.
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As a result, bilinguals are continuously suppressing one of their languages -- subconsciously -- in order to focus and process the relevant one.
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Capsaicin's effects might also come from suppressing the appetite, causing you to eat less, according to a New York Times report.
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Yet today, we have a great many lawmakers, not just here but around the world, deliberately ignoring and actively suppressing science.
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Stock and other critics claim the Pentagon is suppressing the report's public release because it makes the MAVNI program look good.
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The only way to stop him is to pay attention and speak up anytime he takes a step toward suppressing voters.
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Another official for Trump rejected the idea that Trump's campaign is focused on suppressing any voters during an interview on MSNBC.
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I was once tired, suppressing vomit in the shower, crying black red-wine tears—but I have left that life behind.
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As a lifelong football player, suppressing pain and acting tough had always seemed like the way men were supposed to act.
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But the real money, he eventually realizes, is in politics, and that means election-rigging, and that means suppressing Muslim votes.
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Other moves include shutting down the bot networks used to defraud advertisers and suppressing links from websites with bad ad experiences.
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He says it's important to keep attacking Clinton and suppressing her popularity in order for the Republicans to succeed in November.
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And people finally started reading that book by the Secret Service agent that I was pushing and the press was suppressing.
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My loved one's struggle made me acknowledge my own mastery of disguise at suppressing emotions I thought made me appear weak.
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Trump at the campaign-style rally first accused the news media of suppressing polls that indicate positive numbers about his presidency.
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After the pair are discovered, Ijeoma returns home and learns to reconcile her desires with a society intent on suppressing them.
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Two years after his term expired, Kabila has clung to power by violently cracking down on protests and suppressing the opposition.
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For years, foreign countries have been dumping steel into our markets and costing our workers their jobs and suppressing their wages.
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Now, Barranco brings his claustrophobic re-interpretation of Licht's "Furia," masterfully suppressing the original's raging energy until the groove finally erupts.
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It did not detail their actions but opponents of the government have accused the police of violently suppressing protests and dissent.
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This regime is suppressing our rights to liberty and freedom and under natural law we have no obligation to be obedient.
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The social network came under attack earlier this year for allegedly suppressing conservative news from appearing in the Trending Topics section.
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It's all about the behavioral changes and learning a person undertakes while the medication is suppressing their cravings and physical symptoms.
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Powhida possesses some of the best drawing chops of anyone working today, yet he seems to be deliberately suppressing the visual.
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Serebrennikov's supporters believe the authorities, in preparation for the vote, want to cow the liberal arts world into suppressing political criticism.
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One of the main issues then involved a case where Sessions was accused of suppressing black votes as Alabama's attorney general.
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Not dramatically, just the sort of tears that can rush out of you when you didn't know you'd been suppressing them.
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It may be men who start the job of suppressing women's contributions to the civil rights movement, but history completes it.
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For established democracies that cherish free speech, China's sophisticated system of suppressing online content could be seen as a cautionary tale.
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He was still on immune-suppressing medications to keep his new immune system in check as it settled into his body.
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And that could prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates more quickly, suppressing growth to keep a lid on inflation.
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One of the ways they get there is by suppressing voices of dissent and controlling the judicial system, law enforcement system.
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Party officials tend to prioritize stability, even if it means suppressing important information that, critics say, the public needs to know.
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Even without them, the forces of censorship may simply make them unnecessary by suppressing all speech that someone might whine about.
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Neither safe spaces nor trigger warnings are about suppressing free speech; they're about mitigating the very real risks some students face.
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Days after the tax increase went into effect, Typhoon Hagibis slammed into Japan, causing enormous damage and further suppressing economic activity.
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As he sees it, China can't have it both ways -- dip its toe into capitalism while still suppressing its citizens' freedom.
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GOP lawmaker Tom Marino (R-Pa.) promptly accused Clinton of perjuring herself and the Obama Administration of suppressing the FBI's investigation.
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Once authoritarian states concentrated on suppressing unwelcome news and opinions; now some also flood the zone with a million different takes.
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Democrats say the laws are not about combating fraud but about suppressing the vote of minorities and other Democratic-leaning constituencies.
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" Such a strategy, the article stated, "could be a powerful tool for both suppressing the Wuhan coronavirus and saving the economy.
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" Such a strategy, the article stated, "could be a powerful tool for both suppressing the Wuhan coronavirus and saving the economy.
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Last May, a news report from Gizmodo accused Facebook of suppressing conservative news stories in Trending, a claim Facebook vehemently denied.
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Republican senators have accused it of discriminating against conservative viewpoints and suppressing free speech, suggesting antitrust action could fix the situation.
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But he pledged to stick to what he called his idealistic belief that politics was about winning supporters, not suppressing opponents.
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Security cooperation with the Palestinian Authority also runs deep despite political differences, since Mahmoud Abbas shares Israel's interest in suppressing Hamas.
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"The Saudi government supports terrorists and takfiri [radical Sunni] extremists, while executing and suppressing critics inside the country," the spokesman said.
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Then there's other kinds of hate speech that's essentially derived at suppressing people, and that you should also get rid of.
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As a whole, they are clearly taking their civic duty and constitutional privilege very seriously (or suppressing the vote of other ethnicities).
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And with a government in the undefined near future embracing nationalistic policies and suppressing its citizens' language, the novel feels disturbingly contemporary.
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That genocide resulted in deaths numbering in the hundreds of thousands, so al-Bashir has a track record of brutally suppressing dissent.
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However, property developers have often pursued a strategy of suppressing fires when they occur instead of letting them run their natural course.
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The attorney general announced he will meet with numerous state attorneys general to discuss allegations that tech companies are suppressing free speech.
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Orban's government has denied accusations it plans a similar move as a way of suppressing dissent, for example on human rights matters.
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Media companies including ABC and ESPN opposed the motion, saying the judge would violate Florida's public records laws by suppressing the video.
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But it's possible artificial light might contribute to obesity by suppressing the production of melatonin, a hormone that helps regulate sleep cycles.
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To treat the Crohn's disease, Adam was taking immune-suppressing medication that might have increased his risk of developing acute flaccid myelitis.
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A full day of waiting for Bengals postseason football awaited, and that annual tradition of suppressing gloom with why-not-now optimism.
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It can also disrupt our sleep cycle by suppressing melatonin creation and increasing cortisol levels — a hormone that is linked to stress.
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As a reminder, this entire controversy began when one former member of the Trending team — one — claimed Faceboook was suppressing conservative voices.
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The answer is no, but I still find the company too aggressive with its mix of grain-suppressing blur and additive sharpening.
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Charges of liberal bias jump from newspapers (cause no one's reading them) to social media: Facebook's accused of suppressing trending conservative topics.
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Media companies including ABC and ESPN opposed Kraft's motion, saying the judge would violate Florida's public records laws by suppressing the video.
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But, if you go talk to Josh Hawley, he's talking about the fact that Facebook is supposedly suppressing free speech ... Oh, yeah.
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It also represents an escalation by conservatives who have claimed, with only anecdotal evidence, that Silicon Valley companies are suppressing their views.
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It's also because of "the notion that incremental IPO supply is difficult for the market to digest, suppressing forward returns," Weisberger wrote.
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If an arm of the government is suppressing your speech—on a street corner or in a school, say—you are protected.
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Early this week, Trump claimed without evidence that the company's search engine was artificially promoting "left-wing media" and suppressing positive stories.
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So Facebook is intervening, artificially suppressing the News Feed distribution of this kind of content so engagement looks like the graph below.
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Dr Tollis, Dr Maley and their colleagues will also search for tumour-suppressing genes in previously sequenced genomes available in public databases.
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While prospects for suppressing the flames grew more hopeful, authorities pressed on with the task of accounting for those listed as missing.
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Scientists believe that elephant DNA may hold a cancer-suppressing gene that causes damaged cells to either repair themselves or self-destruct.
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Kendall Jenner is a believer: The supermodel has recently painted her room in this shade, citing its soothing and appetite-suppressing effects.
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Kanyama came under U.S. and EU sanctions last year for alleged human rights violations by the police in suppressing anti-Kabila protests.
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The loud accompanying soundtrack is a hodgepodge of familiar songs of various styles and eras, evoking pre-packaged emotions and suppressing conversation.
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At the core of this unsustainable model is the notion that corporate profitability depends in part on suppressing labor costs—workers' paychecks.
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While he's going through Chloe's medicine cabinet, he keeps an eye out for prescriptions that might be suppressing her desire for him.
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As a former professor and chancellor at Bu-Ali Sina University in western Iran, Gholami retains a history of suppressing student voices.
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The Americans had been hoping for one of the biggest upsets in their history, but they knew it would require suppressing Messi.
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Right now, the graphic content disclaimer does a good job of shielding eyes from what they might find offensive without suppressing it.
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And I'm guessing racists are going to have trouble suppressing their racism when they're renting out one of their most precious goods.
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This can be done surgically, often through the removal of internal testes, with hormone-suppressing medication or through a combination of both.
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The NAACP Legal Defense Fund has filed a lawsuit against election officials in Waller County, Texas, accusing them of suppressing black voters.
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Her Insta takeover also confirms that Jamie Dornan is straight-up adorable when he's not suppressing his feelings in the Red Room.
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Ibuprofen blunts pain by suppressing inflammation; it's part of a popular group of painkillers known as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, or NSAIDs.
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Besides suppressing melatonin and warding off any residual sleepiness, recent studies suggest that bright light acts as a stimulant to the brain.
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"He will save small businesses from the crushing burdens of unnecessary regulations that are stunting job growth and suppressing wages," Trump said.
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Parents, regulators and potential vapers need to understand why Juul works so well if they'll have any hope of suppressing its temptations.
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" Americans, as Merlan notes, have long suspected the government of suppressing the truth about extraterrestrials—such suspicions probably predate the term "extraterrestrial.
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But the law enforcement officials touched only briefly on whether the companies were politically biased or suppressing the free flow of ideas.
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Farah said the proposed bill is part of a broader movement aimed at suppressing the rights of the Arab minority in Israel.
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In part, that's due to Kidding's uniformly terrific performances, particularly Greer's and Keener's, as they shoulder the emotions that Jeff is suppressing.
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Keeping the amount of HIV in the blood low is key for suppressing symptoms of the virus, but it isn't a cure.
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A legal battle commences and Marco appears to succeed in suppressing the defamatory statement that would otherwise have destroyed his good name.
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In the process, Iran's clerical leaders are suppressing a hugely talented and culturally rich people, blocking them from realizing their full potential.
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Even as his family's story inspired him in ways he would not avow, Holbrooke expended immense psychological energy on suppressing that past.
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In time, researchers hope to decrease side effects and costs by lowering the amounts of immune-suppressing drugs that recipients must take.
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Mnuchin, Trump's Treasury secretary, said hours earlier that he wasn't prepared to conclude that China was suppressing the value of the yuan.
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"This was a moment where the United States government was cracking down and suppressing Native American ritual and dance," Mr. Murphy said.
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Second, there's good evidence that drug company involvement biases research in ways that are not always obvious, often by suppressing negative results.
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Soon after, he turned to the task of suppressing a nascent opposition, just as he had suppressed Mr. Nkomo and his followers.
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It may even boost weight loss by temporarily suppressing appetite and prompting the body to produce heat and energy when digesting food.
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Jagasia arranged for the patient to start getting intravenous nutrition and began tapering one immune-suppressing medication in order to start another.
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There were no harmful chemicals used, no taut blow drying, no suppressing the mass of corkscrew curls that were her natural look.
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She was started the same day on high doses of prednisone and cyclosporine, an immune-suppressing medicine often used in transplant patients.
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The big picture: "The concern is around anti-competitive practices," such as Facebook-owned Instagram suppressing links to Snapchat accounts, he said.
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The critics said the move was aimed at suppressing turnout among Arab voters, many of them already lacking confidence in the system.
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"Today, we have a great many lawmakers, not just here but around the world, deliberately ignoring and actively suppressing science," Nye said.
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Suppressing natural wildfires, for example, served to build up vast stores of fuel in the forests, resulting in unprecedented and devastating firestorms.
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Worse yet, such Russian efforts potentially had the outcome of suppressing black votes by sponsoring messaging attacking Hillary Clinton on social media.
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But critics say the law has more to do with suppressing the turnout of those likely to vote Democratic than preventing fraud.
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Critics blame failing socialist policies and accuse the government of suppressing data in order to hide the magnitude of the economic mess.
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"Sometimes you get the feeling that Republicans, particularly in areas with large minority populations, are interested in suppressing the vote," he said.
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French police officers, and particularly the heavily armored paramilitary anti-riot CRS force, have historically been granted wide latitude in suppressing demonstrations.
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In May, Gizmodo reported that some editors who had worked on Facebook's Trending Topics section had been suppressing conservative points of view.
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The song that seemingly so offended Erdogan depicts him as an egotistical, thin-skinned authoritarian bent on suppressing anything that offends him.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is even considering a formal investigation to determine whether or not tech giants are indeed suppressing conservative viewpoints.
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Slashing wages and benefits, or suppressing income by paying people sub-poverty-level minimum wages, breeds austerity for the vast majority of consumers.
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Aghdam, a vegan, also made claims online that YouTube employees were purposely suppressing the number of views she was getting for her content.
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JASSER: Because, A, they&aposre collectivists, they are both collectivists, and, B, it&aposs the shortcut of suppressing ideas that would defeat them.
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He fired two shots as the group lay down suppressing fire and, one by one, ran back to their position behind the bank.
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When HIV/AIDS was discovered in 20153, it was a death sentence for anyone unlucky enough to get the immune system-suppressing disease.
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In his comments on Sunday, the pope did not mention the role of the Church in suppressing native cultures in the New World.
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The burden of suppressing something he didn't ever want to admit to others doomed Chesley's later relationships, he says, and he never married.
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Critics blasted the law -- which includes a photo identification requirement -- as "regressive and discriminatory" and said it was aimed at suppressing minority turnout.
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Continuing to attack the Communist Party's governance, Pence said China was "suppressing religion" and existing as a "surveillance state" that targets ethnic minorities.
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Prior to the book's publication, Bradbury wrote several stories addressing censorship and book burning as a metaphor for authorities suppressing ideas and politics.
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If anything, extending the ban on white nationalist terminology will only reinforce the idea that Facebook is suppressing certain forms of political speech.
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At this point, I suspect that half of you are salivating subconsciously while the other half are quite consciously suppressing a gag reflex.
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In 2006, after a decade of successfully suppressing his infection with antiretroviral drugs, Mr Brown developed an unrelated blood cancer, acute myeloid leukaemia.
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Bloom was initially there to counsel Weinstein, but became associated with the team actively suppressing the stories of actresses coming out against him.
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Kim posted sponcon for appetite-suppressing lollipops over the summer made by the same brand, and was criticized for promoting disordered eating behaviors.
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Why it matters: Democrats accused Republicans of trying to diminish the political influence of minorities who overwhelming vote Demoratic by suppressing their votes.
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Facebook has become a powerful media gatekeeper, and allegations that it is somehow suppressing conservative voices is basically catnip for conservative media. 10.
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But either they're ignorant of history or deliberately suppressing the fact that shutdowns are actually a relatively low-risk exercise in political courage.
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This system targets cellular reservoirs where the HIV virus hides and is capable of suppressing the replication of the virus for extended periods.
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Yet the regime has an excellent track record of suppressing protests, and the US has an excellent track record of underestimating regime support.
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It appears that the cost of suppressing the state's large wildfires will keep climbing because the Camp Fire isn't even halfway done burning.
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Tactics used included banning big shareholders from selling stocks, detaining investors who bet on falling share prices and even suppressing independent economic information.
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I was just suppressing everything, and I was doing it mainly because I felt misunderstood and got tired of trying to justify myself.
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But critics say hate speech is covered by existing laws, and the new bill is really about suppressing critical coverage of the government.
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The Federal Election Commission was being sued for imposing limitations on corporate political spending, on the ground that it was suppressing free speech.
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In truth, Facebook's news curators were doing their job by suppressing these stories, which are often poorly sourced or reliant on partisan spin.
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The Cold War engaged the United States in a struggle between capitalism and socialism around the globe, while suppressing it strenuously at home.
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That boycott manifested in violence and protests in Odinga strongholds across the country, suppressing turnout and preventing some polling stations from opening altogether.
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A handful of the GOP Senators were giddy about the ramifications and literally singled out the prospects of suppressing minority and college voters.
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In May, allegations that Facebook was suppressing conservative content in portions of its site sent the company scrambling to repair relations with conservatives.
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McCarthy helped arrange Pichai's appearance earlier this year after leading conservatives in accusing Google and other Silicon Valley giants of suppressing conservative viewpoints.
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For the government, tax hikes on capital would backfire because they would induce more avoidance and undermine growth, thus suppressing overall federal revenues.
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A foundation that promotes student voters filed a lawsuit against Wisconsin Tuesday alleging the state is suppressing voters with its voter identification law.
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They will require the US "to be in the business of suppressing these extremist movements for a long time to come," Clapper said.
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Fundamentally, the First Amendment prevents the government from punishing or suppressing speech based on disapproval of the ideas or perspectives the speech conveys.
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BRCA is a tumor suppressing gene, and ovarian cancer patients who carry this mutation are more treatable as they respond better to chemotherapy.
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Digging up dirt on a student in an attempt to silence their activism isn't about "free speech" — it's about suppressing left-wing speech.
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All photographs, even the most intimate — especially the most intimate — are mediated endeavors, staged productions that preserve certain moments only by suppressing others.
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In 2016, Republican U.S. lawmakers expressed concern that Facebook, based in liberal Northern California, was suppressing news stories of interest to conservative readers.
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Earlier this year it was accused by Gizmodo's anonymous sources of suppressing conservative Trends, though an investigation found no evidence to support that.
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When we're late to meet friends, he looks like he's about to have a hernia suppressing a passive-aggressive reference to my behavior.
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But it disbanded the group and instituted an automated process last year, after reports surfaced that the editors were suppressing conservative news sites.
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Though some challenge us with what we deem "hate speech," suppressing unpopular speech doesn't make it disappear, but rather allows it to fester.
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Some critics of the church have blamed the vows of celibacy, arguing that suppressing the human libido can lead to pedophilia and rape.
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Adding to the stakes: Kemp has been accused of suppressing voter registration, putting 53,000 registrations — most of them of black voters — on hold.
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At the same time, decades of suppressing fires rather than allowing them to run their course in woodlands has paradoxically made them worse.
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But organizers said the ban stemmed from widespread homophobia in the country and blamed President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's authoritarian government for suppressing dissent.
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Years of actively suppressing natural fires have allowed trees, grasses, and shrubs to accumulate at unnatural levels in many parts of the world.
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But her government has been accused of suppressing dissent and jailing critics, including many supporters of the main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP).
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Clark said at least 10 of baseball's 30 teams were not trying to win in the coming season, suppressing the free-agent market.
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The implication is that either these women have been suppressing their maternal drive in pursuit of other rewards or they never had any.
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He has bushy reddish-brown hair and a mustache, and always appears to be suppressing a sly smile, even when he is frowning.
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But critics have denounced the plan as legalizing wage theft and accuse the administration of suppressing evidence that lends credence to the charge.
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"We may have organically hacked that, and reached out to a couple of senior citizen homes in L.A.," he said, suppressing a giggle.
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As it started to prioritize protecting communities in the late 1980s, the Forest Service also ended its policy of fully suppressing all wildfires.
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The U.S. is attempting to "fabricate an excuse for suppressing the legitimate development," foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang responded, according to ABC News.
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In a written response to Reuters, Duterte's spokesman Salvador Panelo called those "inevitable results" when a government was serious about suppressing illegal drugs.
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Practicing self-management means "suppressing any negative emotions such as self-recrimination and focusing on the positive aspects of yourself," according to Kelmich.
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Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) ripped President Trump's voter fraud commission, accusing it of "suppressing the vote" in a series of tweets Tuesday.
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Being mentally strong when you&aposre going through a breakup isn&apost about suppressing your pain or acting like you don&apost care.
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Wine said dictatorships have thrived in Africa by suppressing young people, and getting young voters to the polls could help change the game.
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The U.S. senate angered China by passing a bill requiring annual certification of Hong Kong's autonomy and warning Beijing against violently suppressing protesters.
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But at a deeper level, the strike is really about suppressing the state's charter schools, which are the major competition facing traditional schools.
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Decades of Beijing suppressing the country's birth rate through the one-child policy has created lonely elderly parents and a generation without siblings.
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The Attorney General is convening state attorneys general to look into whether technology companies are suppressing speech on the basis of political belief.
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And so they're already doing a bunch of work around checking ads to see whether or not they're suppressing the vote and such.
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First, identify and write down how you respond when you think you've made a mistake, like obsessing over it or suppressing your feelings.
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Another common move, the article says, is to get a competitor's product reclassified as a sex toy, suppressing it from ordinary search results.
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It might be tempting to attribute this to Chinese state policy aimed at suppressing religious sentiment in general and promoting communist-style atheism.
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The claims, however, seem to be more about suppressing minority and low-income voters, who tend to vote Democrat, than preventing voter fraud.
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Farrow has followed up his initial report with stories about Weinstein's tactics in suppressing allegations and settlements he reached to keep victims quiet.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has urged closer examination of social media companies and Google, accusing them - without offering evidence - of suppressing conservative voices online.
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A Forest Service policy of suppressing fires over much of the 20th century has also made our forests older, and more prone to burning.
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"All women should use caution when taking acid-suppressing drugs during pregnancy," said senior study author Dr. Huahao Shen of Zhejiang University in China.
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But critics say there has been little improvement in the quality of life for average Congolese and accuse the government of brutally suppressing dissent.
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Suppressing these dangerous voices might give us a false sense of security that if we can't hear or see them, they no longer exist.
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Instead of suppressing this emotion -- or worse, drowning it in a wave of more ice cream -- you could listen to it and accommodate it.
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Critics have called her remarks tone-deaf or worse given Mississippi's long, ugly history of lynching and suppressing the voter rights of African-Americans.
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It also shows how authoritarian regimes try to walk a line in controlling online information and suppressing political activism without crippling the digital economy.
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" McCain clarified that he wasn't accusing Trump of being a dictator but rather looking at historical context: "[Dictators] get started by suppressing free press.
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Redeker, an FX specialist, warned the dollar which funds 80% of global trade, needs to fall because at current levels it is suppressing growth.
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Hoaxsters, conspiracy theorists, and viral deceivers are undeterred by Facebook's stated goals of disrupting their financial incentives and suppressing the spread of their content.
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Scientists have also since developed powerful drug cocktails in the form of antivirals that are capable of suppressing the virus enough to not transmit.
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The Justice Department also has jurisdiction to prosecute Facebook if the company is found to have violated antitrust law by suppressing its own competitors.
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While authorities focus on suppressing the blazes that pose the biggest risk to humans and property, many wild areas are being left to burn.
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There's no word, though, on how effective it would be with someone who may sociopathic or at least very good at suppressing their emotions.
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To the Supreme Court, it's just "simple common sense" that suppressing speech at polling places is necessary to prevent voter intimidation and election fraud.
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"When you drink, you feel good, you're releasing neurotransmitters that make you feel good and suppressing neurotransmitters that make you feel bad," he says.
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But he has since presided over an economic meltdown, violent suppression of dissent, and a regime frequently accused of corruption, and suppressing human rights.
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The election commission said he got 86% of the vote on a 75% turnout; opposition parties boycotted the election, accusing him of suppressing dissent.
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Some Jesuits also have a reputation for being too independent, which, in part, led to Pope Clement XIV actually suppressing the Order in 1773.
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MCCARTHY: It&aposs a major problem because we found Facebook prior to the last election was suppressing conservative views that were going out there.
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In a sensible world, the federal government would be suppressing predatory lending while beefing up programs that provide affordable home mortgages and refinancing arrangements.
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Blatner says it's "possible" that a saffron extract could be helpful in suppressing appetites, but the research is based on a very small study.
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Every single other part is still the same, and all of those parts that they're suppressing are still there, just right under the surface.
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Jamil frequently calls out celebrities for promoting detox products, including Kim and Khloé Kardashian, who have promoted appetite suppressing lollipops and meal replacement shakes.
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Pompeo described an Iran rife with unemployment, hopeless youth and a brutal repressive dictatorship bent on suppressing a restive population with intimidation and violence.
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" The report claims that adhering to the practice of "masculinity ideology" can hinder the development of adolescent boys by "suppressing emotions and masking distress.
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The whole conversation is a massive bummer, especially given than just last month Kim received backlash for promoting an appetite-suppressing lollipop on Instagram.
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By keeping short-term rates near zero, the Fed has been suppressing overall market volatility while making assets like emerging-market stocks more desirable.
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Two of the offenses to which Cohen pleaded guilty involved hush-money payments aimed at suppressing accounts of Trump's extramarital affairs with two women.
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Officials had decided to make their decision public as soon as they had reached it, to avoid any suggestion that they were suppressing information.
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There's a vast trove of academic research focused on how authoritarian regimes depend on enforcing rigid gender roles as a way of suppressing dissent.
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More recently, conservative commentators have charged that Google is deliberately suppressing them from its results — a claim that has so far not been proved.
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The Obama administration, they say, does not want to be accused of suppressing unwelcome speech — in the manner of the Russians and the Chinese.
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Media companies that want to get bigger tend to swallow up other media companies, suppressing competition and taking on debt, which makes publishers cowards.
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Fontes said he first learned of the issue Monday afternoon but decided not to publicize it so as not to risk suppressing voter turnout.
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That's thanks to a quirk in New York State's election laws, an embarrassingly retrograde system that protects incumbents by confusing voters and suppressing turnout.
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That authority is intentionally narrow and would not seem to allow federal troops to be used in a humanitarian situation like suppressing a pandemic.
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The king holds the title of commander of the faithful, and the crown reinforces its power by suppressing expressions of a rival religious identity.
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With the release of so-called "menstrual suppressing" contraceptives like Seasonale and Lybrel came lively debate about the safety and politics of skipping periods.
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It started in 2016 when a report surfaced that Facebook was suppressing conservative news content in the Trending section (Facebook said that's not true).
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The new book also responds to the long legacy of erasing and suppressing the history of indigenous America, or reducing it to a backdrop.
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The crown prince has freed women to drive as part of an economic modernization campaign while suppressing activists who push for broader women's rights.
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Schiff, warned his fellow lawmakers that they could pay a price for suppressing the real story of what had happened between Trump and Ukraine.
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A national guard was created for suppressing civil disturbances within the country; television propaganda was intensified; opposition members are being kept out of elections.
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She focused on the media's complicity in suppressing women's drive for equity (by which she meant wages and representation) while sensationalizing feminists' private lives.
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Whatever hopes he has of salvaging his presidency begin in suppressing the infighting, factionalism, subversion, dysfunction and flirtations with extremism within his inner circle.
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Hong Kong, he said, had reached "an important stage of suppressing turmoil with an even more clear-cut attitude and even more effective measures".
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In the 1930s, the national government, then administered by the United States, began suppressing trophy tattoos, and women started to cover their upper bodies.
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When she finally was offered a well-paying position, she turned it down, knowing that accepting it would have meant suppressing her political beliefs.
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Incumbents and quasi-incumbents (like Clinton) have an advantage, through the power of their position, in delaying or suppressing the release of compromising information.
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Democrats have blasted the deal, arguing that it gives too much power to a single ideological broadcaster and risks suppressing competing independent media outlets.
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The bill would freeze assets of Chinese nationals and state-owned enterprises believed to have contributed to suppressing freedom of speech in Hong Kong.
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By concealing his failures, suppressing academic rivals and pandering to Stalin, Lysenko survived for decades, although his influence began to wane in the 1950s.
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As more and more solar PV is integrated into the grid, it starts dramatically suppressing net load during midday, when the sun is out.
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The House Judiciary Committee is opening an antitrust investigation into tech giants amid concerns that their unmatched market power is suppressing competition in digital markets.
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If the military's trend holds for female astronauts, they may look to NASA to provide some information on the best forms of menstruation-suppressing contraception.
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Republican Brian Kemp in all of his vote suppressing glory is ahead in the Georgia gubernatorial race, though Democrat Stacey Abrams has not yet conceded.
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Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who won a third straight term in an election last December, has been criticized for suppressing dissent and jailing critics.
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There's a video making the rounds purporting to show that Google is suppressing the phrase "Hillary Clinton crimes" from autocomplete results, thereby boosting Clinton's candidacy.
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"We could see that the viruses were potentially activating known Alzheimer's genes and suppressing other genes [thought to be related to the disease]," Dudley said.
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In addition to suppressing inflammation and regulating blood pressure, cortisol helps maintain steady supplies of blood sugar and gives an energy boost to handle emergencies.
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It's the thing your body uses to indicate to you that it needs food in order to survive, and suppressing that need can be dangerous.
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Anywhere where fluid containment is paramount, such as a kitchen or hospital, could benefit from suppressing the splash-back effect of dangerous or unhygienic liquids.
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The official reflex for suppressing discomforting information now appears to be cracking, as officials at various levels seek to shift blame for the government's response.
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Not all members of parliament supported the new bill, and many human rights activists have criticized it as a roundabout way of suppressing free speech.
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OPEC and its allies are scheduled to meet at the end of June to decide whether to lift the production caps or continue suppressing output.
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He's correct in his observation that China is no longer suppressing the value of its currency (although that's been going on for years, not months).
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Shares of Qualcomm plunged 10.9% Wednesday, a day after a judge ruled the company broke the law by suppressing competition in the cellphone chip market.
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This showed that the bacterial floras of organic farms were much more effective at suppressing dangerous strains of E. coli than those of conventional farms.
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Far from suppressing drug gangs, they have in some places held auctions where gangs bid for the right to distribute their wares on militia turf.
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Some problems, like infection risk, are likely to be an inevitable consequence of suppressing the immune system, whether that's achieved using drugs or lavender milk.
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On Friday, political strategist and former Trump campaign spokeswoman Katrina Pierson took to Twitter to suggest the site was "suppressing" her tweets about Kathy Griffin.
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In this case, the habit memory system takes us directly home, suppressing our awareness (prospective memory) that we had planned to stop at the store.
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With the support of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and other hardliners, Khamenei has governed by deflecting blame, balancing factions, centralizing control and suppressing opposition.
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Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who won a third straight term in an election last December, has been criticised for suppressing dissent and jailing critics.
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This particular gene appeared to be a bit messed up among the obese labradors, such that they are unable to produce special appetite suppressing neuropeptides.
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Therefore, they believe that nearly every scientist is suppressing evidence that would likely win them a Nobel Prize were they to make this evidence public.
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Update: This week, several Twitter users discovered that FlatTummy has started advertising appetite-suppressing lollipops on a massive billboard in Times Square, New York City.
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He does not openly advocate that kind of choice but said it's the type of option investors might consider with central bankers suppressing financial conditions.
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They didn't just run out into a combat arena and wait to get shot, but flanked, flushed with grenades, and kept up blazing suppressing fire.
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Bentley also reportedly became fixated on suppressing phone-call recordings that purported to capture him telling Mason he loved her and enjoyed fondling her breasts.
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Uber has a "horrific track record of suppressing violence against women in Uber cars," Hillary Hafke, 24, who lives in Palo Alto, explained to me.
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With central banks of the world's mature economies suppressing short-term interest rates near or below zero, safe yield is gravely scarce on the planet.
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Flannigan, too, cited jet stream shifts as playing a role in igniting fires in some areas, including parts of Canada, while suppressing them in others.
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But none of this is possible if we continue operating with outdated and misinformed fire management policies focused on suppressing backcountry fires and increasing logging.
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The Free Speech Clause bars the government from burdening, suppressing, or compelling protected expression, particularly when based on favoritism or hostility to the message expressed.
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Facebook has recently been accused of suppressing conservative news on a feature of its desktop version, called "Trending Topics", which shows the current top stories.
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Twitter's decision comes as Facebook faces widespread criticism over its newly-confirmed policy of not fact-checking, suppressing, or removing political ads that promote falsehoods.
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An opposite effect was on display on "Between Two Ferns": She often appeared as if she was trying to look serious, while suppressing a laugh.
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Bahamian Health Minister Duane Sands dismissed accusations that the government is suppressing the true death toll from Hurricane Dorian, calling the narrative "false" and "unfortunate".
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"The Saudi government supports terrorists and takfiri (radical Sunni) extremists, while executing and suppressing critics inside the country," foreign ministry spokesman Hossein Jaber Ansari said.
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"There is a growing authoritarianism within [these] countries that rely on similar strategies of suppressing dissent or trying to undermine these [civic] institutions," Kanjwal said.
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Judge Garland dealt with it in 2010, when the Justice Department asked the full court to rehear a panel ruling suppressing evidence from the tracker.
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In the letter, King accused the newly confirmed Alabama attorney general of suppressing black voters in the state during his time as a U.S. attorney.
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While the Communist Party can be brutal in suppressing organized political dissent, the delegates can use their reports and suggestions to highlight areas of concern.
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Still, the vast effort Weinstein put into manipulating the press and suppressing reports about his behavior is proof that bad publicity would have harmed him.
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People are assiduously polite and vaguely alienated, suppressing their feelings to snag the five-star ratings that determine job security, financial benefits, and social access.
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Stress is known to alter blood flow and release hormones damaging to tissue, suppressing the immune system and raising risks of cardiovascular disease and mortality.
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"You will now see, for the first time, what it looks like when Clinton doesn't spend all of her energy suppressing her irritation," she writes.
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The dangers of one generation suppressing information about events of a previous one have not been limited to the imposition of content restrictions on Google.
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This is partly because Eichmann is played by Ben Kingsley, who is capable of suppressing neither his natural charisma nor the impish aspects of it.
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And because nine of the defendants are black, the case has touched a nerve in a state with a history of suppressing African-American votes.
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Arab dissidents have led the calls for justice for Mr. Khashoggi, declaring him the latest victim of Arab states intent on suppressing the popular uprisings.
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The proliferation of new laws, and newfound enthusiasm on the part of some prosecutors, has hardly erased all doubts about the wisdom of suppressing records.
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But many have expressed alarm about taking the figures at face value, given the government's track record of suppressing information about this and previous crises.
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Blanche's request, if granted, would have the effect of suppressing the flow of materials to Congress that are detrimental to the President and his attorneys.
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In 2009, by the end of what was officially called "the counterterrorism operation," he had succeeded in suppressing the separatist insurgency and consolidating his regime.
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Instead, Trump attacked Google, Facebook and Twitter on Twitter last week, accusing the tech giants of intentionally suppressing conservative news outlets supportive of his administration.
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Neth Savoeun is Cambodia's powerful national police chief, presiding over a force responsible for arresting Hun Sen's political opponents and violently suppressing anti-government protests.
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Days after the tax increase went into effect, Typhoon Hagibis slammed into Japan, battering its main island, causing enormous damage and further suppressing economic activity.
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The system is vulnerable, they said, to lower-level agents suppressing or overlooking evidence that weakens their case when they seek permission to conduct surveillance.
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But protesters appeared undeterred in their anger, testing the limits and patience of the Iranian regime which is known for suppressing all dissent, often brutally.
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Mary Jane (Elizabeth Stanley) is a brittle tiger mom suppressing secret trauma; she and her workaholic husband, Steve (Sean Allan Krill), have grown peevishly distant.
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U.S. biotech firms Setpoint Medical and EnteroMedics Inc have already shown early benefits of bioelectronics in treating rheumatoid arthritis and suppressing appetite in the obese.
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There is no market failure here (although there are valid arguments about Google's monopoly power, these have to do with suppressing competition, not political bias).
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North Carolina elections officials, as well as local and state prosecutors, are investigating allegations of fraud that could involve suppressing or tampering with absentee ballots.
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And the lack of confidence eventually flows through to economic activity, flows through to investment activity which could have some sort of a suppressing effect.
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While the U.S. added 28503,22019 jobs in March, roughly 70,000 fewer than expected, the undershoot is due in part to rough winter weather suppressing construction.
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Publishing some images while suppressing others sends the message that the visible bodies are somehow less consequential than the bodies granted the privilege of privacy.
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Mr. Shadary, a former interior minister, was recently placed on a sanctions list by the European Union for brutally suppressing anti-government protesters in 2017.
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Democrats in Georgia, led by their nominee for governor, Stacey Abrams, repeatedly accused Republicans of suppressing the minority vote and decreasing access to the polls.
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The drug, chemically known as selinexor, binds to and inhibits a protein called XPO1, leading to the accumulation of cancer-suppressing proteins in the cells.
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Then in May, one of Facebook's trending news editors told Gizmodo that the team was routinely suppressing trending stories that slanted in a conservative direction.
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China is suppressing and interning people from Muslim ethnicities, most notably Uighurs, on a vast scale in the Xinjiang autonomous region, which borders Tajikistan and Kazakhstan.
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And they could push to focus more of the drug control budget on the law enforcement side, while suppressing much of the public health spending side.
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Hyde-Smith was also shown on another video joking about suppressing liberal student votes, and photographs have surfaced of her posing with Confederate artifacts in 2014.
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But, people who are suppressing anger and resentment and have a chip on their shoulder, when they drink, that is going to be exposed and exaggerated.
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But that still leaves the door open for Facebook — which has been accused, in the past, by former employees, of suppressing news from right-leaning sites.
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That era saw the largest terrorist conspiracy in our history, suppressing black voters and killing hundreds if not thousands, while corrupt officials stole millions of dollars.
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Do you think Comey's untimely announcements, the months of Russian hacking, or Wisconsin's vote-suppressing ID laws might have accounted for a town's worth of ballots?
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Now, there may very well be some cases where Twitter and Facebook are suppressing conservative voices, but there's no real evidence that this is actually true.
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"Google search engine was suppressing the bad news about Hillary Clinton," Trump said, apparently referring to Google searches during the first presidential debate on Monday night.
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But Intel in particular was famous for using its half of the Wintel duopoloy to starve up-and-coming rivals for cash by suppressing their margins.
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With less of that appetite-suppressing hormone, you end up feeling hungrier and eating more, potentially causing you to gain back the weight you had lost.
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Google was accused of suppressing negative news about the Democratic presidential nominee in June after the conservative site SourceFed posted a video about Google's autocorrect feature.
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Still, Tesla really showed its whole ass by suppressing the use of external network widely used by industry peers to talk about workplace misconduct or concerns.
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Hasina has been lauded internationally for providing refuge to Rohingya Muslims fleeing persecution in Myanmar, but her government is accused of suppressing dissent and jailing critics.
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The House on Tuesday formally expressed bipartisan anger against Turkish security forces for violently suppressing demonstrators outside the Turkish ambassador's residence in Washington, D.C., last month.
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Citing more than a dozen past and present intelligence officials in the U.S., UK and France, BuzzFeed alleged that the British government was suppressing crucial evidence.
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Without regular El Niño storms—or even without a break from the rain-suppressing La Niña systems—California will keep getting dryer, according to the release.
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"The Saudi government supports terrorists and takfiri (radical Sunni) extremists, while executing and suppressing critics inside the country," Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Hossein Jaber Ansari said.
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A source close to the President told CNN that the idea of Whitaker ending or suppressing the Russia probe is not an option as of now.
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That's why economists were alarmed by Trump's allegations that China was suppressing its currency on the campaign trail and during the early months of his administration.
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Even if this technique is eventually applied to humans, it would require human patients to stay on immune-suppressing drugs for the rest of their lives.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has argued that parts of Dodd-Frank-- notably capital reserves requirements-- are suppressing banks' ability to lend as well as their profits.
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Her shrewd eyes and inconspicuous beauty allow her to play "ordinary" women—or women who tell themselves they're ordinary while suppressing an inner wildness or desperation.
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Although his second term ended in 2016, Kabila has refused to step down, clinging to power by violently cracking down on protests and suppressing the opposition.
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His government has faced international criticism over the detention of 18 journalists after they said a proposed defamation bill was aimed at suppressing freedom of expression.
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The commission's driving force, co-chair Kris Kobach, the Republican secretary of state of Kansas, has spun tall tales about fraud to justify suppressing the vote.
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Whether in autocratic or democratic societies, suppressing human rights and expression of artists anywhere is an attack on freedom of speech, human rights, and artists everywhere.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has called for closer scrutiny of social media companies and Google, accusing them of suppressing conservative voices online, without presenting any evidence.
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Consequently, in limiting job opportunities forimmigrants, your administration faces the possibility of reducing jobs for American citizens, in addition to suppressing growth in the startup economy.
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The protection of national security and public order may provide legitimate reasons for not disclosing certain sensitive information, but suppressing embarrassing or disturbing news does not.
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Treatment involves powerful drugs that target the cells making the antibodies: high-dose steroids plus one of two fierce immune-suppressing medications borrowed from cancer chemotherapy.
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As international plaudits for Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi continued to mount, some in Myanmar saw growing signs that she was consolidating power and suppressing critics.
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It's possible to think of Chávez as a totalitarian or a tyrant for suppressing his opponents while rejecting the term "dictator" to describe a popular president.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has called for closer scrutiny of social media firms and Google, accusing them of suppressing conservative voices online, without presenting any evidence.
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His reasons are unclear to the other characters, though suppressing the votes of marginalized people is a tried and true tactic for good ol' boy politicians.
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I spoke with his rheumatologist, who stopped all the immune-suppressing agents, and I sent him to John Elefteriades, a well-respected heart surgeon at Yale.
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Trump's insistence that China is deliberately suppressing the value of its currency to boost its exports threatens to add new fuel to simmering tensions with Beijing.
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Monthly injections of long-acting H.I.V. drugs proved as good as daily pills at suppressing the virus, according to two trials involving more than 743,000 patients.
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Neurologists there were using a potent immune-suppressing medication to try to protect the nervous system from additional attacks and give it a chance to recover.
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Although, in the case of Google, the company appears to have taken a proactive stance in suppressing bogus content and surfacing authoritative sources of health information.
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The Good Place star, 33, made headlines for criticizing Kim and Khloé Kardashian for hawking weight loss aids like Flat Tummy Tea and appetite suppressing lollipops.
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Disney might be able to rewrite its own history by suppressing a film or removing it from a streaming service, but nature is harder to change.
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However, unpaid-for tax cuts can have the opposite effect, suppressing economic growth, increasing the debt and slowing the growth of wages over the long run.
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Earlier this year, Trump reportedly accused Facebook, Google and Twitter of "terrible bias" and suppressing his supporters at a Social Media Summit at the White House.
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" Whether Facebook was specifically suppressing Snapchat content, Spiegel said, "It's hard to say and I you know I'd probably be stupid to talk about it here.
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For the next year, he publicly criticized the government for suppressing free expression, but he was fired in 2015 and sought asylum in the United States.
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The guidance process is tricky, as counselors have to navigate a fine line between serving the students' future economic interests and not suppressing their personal aspirations.
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He has repeatedly accused Twitter, Facebook and Google of censoring and suppressing conservative speech on their platforms, although evidence is lacking and the companies deny it.
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"Your rhetoric is creating a climate in which dictators and tyrants are able to employ your words in suppressing a free press," Sulzberger told the president.
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And if men are struggling more the farther we move from those traditional norms, is the answer to continue denying and suppressing a boy's essential nature?
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The uncertainty created by the trade war also appears to have taken a substantial toll on the American and global economy, particularly by suppressing business investment.
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Carleton's research indicates that the number of walks that have taken place in front of the infield shift have on aggregate negated its run-suppressing effects.
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It's very likely that Navarro has played a role in Trump's repeated criticism of China for suppressing the yuan — which he's done as recently as February.
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Castro did garner support for improving access to healthcare and education for the poor, but he was also known for ruthlessly suppressing any kind of dissent.
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It stands to reason, then, that the deliberate act of suppressing, destroying, or altering things of cultural value is an inherently political and radically disruptive act.
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As the conversation went on, he veered further into conspiracy, saying the government was "chemically mutating people" and talking about UFOs and the government suppressing inventions.
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You come across the things you don't like about yourself, things that you don't like about the world, that you spend so much time ignoring or suppressing.
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It places an increasing proportion of income in the hands of wealthy Americans, who spend a smaller percentage of their income than the less affluent, suppressing demand.
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"If you take enough of something that is suppressing brain activity, systems are going to respond to try to return you to a functional state," Koob says.
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Russia is monitoring and suppressing radio frequencies used by NATO pilots over the Baltic Sea and is using commercial and scientific ships for surveillance, the report said.
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The elite media is so biased that it is artificially propping up an increasingly radical Democratic Party, while artificially suppressing the issue popularity of the Trump team.
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It's also why, according to Becker, most of us don't constantly worry about death—we're actively suppressing the awareness that we will someday die through these activities.
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That means everything from knocking your competitor's site offline during its busiest hours, to preventing access to vital information, to even, as with Krebs, suppressing free speech.
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Cory Booker, a New Jersey Democrat, say he plans to ask enforcement agencies to examine whether tech's power is suppressing wages and hurting the American middle class.
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Her exact motives are still being determined, but information on her website suggests she maintained several YouTube channels and felt the platform was specifically suppressing her content.
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It's art criticizing the CEO of one of the most influential companies in the world, and now that company appears to be suppressing distribution of that work.
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"He was good at hiding this for a long time, he was good at suppressing this, so it's taken a long time to get there," Steele said.
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Instagram appears to be suppressing the hashtag #pussypower, which happens to be the title of a group exhibition currently on view at David & Schweitzer Contemporary in Brooklyn.
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Should HBO move the project into development, it's a story that will undoubtably generate plenty of discussion about suppressing dissent and reading in a turbulent political climate.
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Victims and others have criticized USA Gymnastics for ignoring their complaints and have accused the federation of suppressing their accounts in a bid to avoid bad publicity.
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Dr Ebara knew from previous research that this is because cells cover their membranes in an immune-suppressing compound called phosphatidyl-serine just before they break up.
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"Rather than suppressing or distracting [those thoughts], acknowledge that the thought is there, accept that it's there, and actually ride the wave associated with it," he says.
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Image: FacebookFacebook is adding political scenarios to its orientation training following concerns, first reported by Gizmodo, that workers were suppressing conservative topics in its Trending news section.
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Other former curators interviewed by Gizmodo denied consciously suppressing conservative news, and we were unable to determine if left-wing news topics or sources were similarly suppressed.
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The U.S. government is trying to "fabricate an excuse for suppressing the legitimate development" of Chinese enterprises, said the spokesman for the Chinese foreign ministry, Geng Shuang.
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It is the result of very sophisticated reprogramming of T-cells — adding some genes while suppressing others — to convert T-cells into a powerful cancer-killing machine.
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Aside from suppressing neural activity in the visual cortex, for instance, they also found that the timing of when neurons fired was different in DOI-dosed mice.
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Critics say these laws, which in the past have convicted people for merely "liking" anti-royal posts on Facebook, are used as a tool for suppressing dissidents.
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When done properly, cover-cropping serves to restore organic matter to the land which helps it retain moisture, reducing the need for irrigation and suppressing pest pressure.
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Global uncertainty and the effects of President Donald Trump's immigration policy may be suppressing bookings from abroad, slashing costs for U.S. travelers seeking the best international deals.
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For Europe, Morocco's assistance in suppressing terrorism and migration out of Africa has made it too important an ally to risk a showdown over a forgotten cause.
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When the tech Web site Gizmodo reported the claim of an anonymous employee that the curators were systematically suppressing conservative news stories, the right-wing blogosphere exploded.
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It's not all that different than from when Zuckerberg met with conservative leaders in 2016 to ease concerns that the company might be suppressing right-leaning news.
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On a camping trip, she mounted a tree stump and inveighed against the family's patriarchal dynamics, while everyone else, suppressing laughter, hurried to set up before dark.
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The letter argued that the policy would chill coverage of the university's handling of sexual misconduct cases, and that suppressing coverage would allow systemic abuse to continue.
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The Guardian's recent report about TikTok's moderation guidelines has brought into question how TikTok is suppressing and censoring "highly controversial topics" likely to anger the Chinese government.
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The South Dakota Republican also asked for more details on the guidelines Facebook has said stop the curators of the trending section from suppressing conservative news outlets.
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A company that insists on violating its own mission statement and suppressing the viewpoint of many of its users will struggle to thrive and may eventually fail.
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"I cannot accept that this overtly political action could succeed in suppressing the voices of many thousands of men and women," the governor said in a statement.
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Many people, especially women, loved amphetamines for their appetite-suppressing side effects and took them to stay thin, often in the form of the diet drug Obetrol.
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For example, North Carolina has razor-close margins for president, governor, and the Senate this year and has become one of the nation's leaders in suppressing votes.
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She instead wants to address voting rights issues in the state after accusing Kemp of suppressing minority voters and Democrats leading up to and during Election Day.
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And a source close to the President told CNN that the idea of Whitaker ending or suppressing the Russia probe is not an option as of now.
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In May 2016, the company came under fire for reports that its human moderators were suppressing conservative content, leading to an inquiry by the Senate Commerce Committee.
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After we respond with a barrage of suppressing fire, he orders us to move west across the road and into the cover of the shoulder high cornfield.
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The Iranian regime has a vast security apparatus loyal to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei that is more than capable of suppressing the current demonstrations, analysts said.
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It also collectively holds down wage growth, suppressing consumption, which keeps the economy over-dependent on exports to undependable trading partners like China and the United States.
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Belief in medical conspiracy theories, such as the idea that the pharmaceutical industry is suppressing "natural" cures, increases the likelihood that a person will take dietary supplements.
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Breitbart is one of several right-wing sites that have accused Facebook, Google and Twitter of suppressing right-wing voices, claims that the tech companies have denied.
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Indeed, the Board judged that the factors suppressing inflation and wage growth would last for some time given the extent of spare capacity in the labor market.
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But the US Supreme Court struck down part of the law in 2013, limiting the federal government's oversight of states with long histories of suppressing minority voters.
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He is a man with an evident appetite for suppressing dissent with violence, a man who believes America's problem is that it's too gentle on its dissidents.
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South African runner Caster Semenya must start suppressing her natural testosterone levels to compete as a woman in certain track events, which could affect her impressive speed.
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Thirty years after the deadly Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators, the Chinese government has been largely successful in suppressing public knowledge of it at home.
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Consequently, in limiting job opportunities for immigrants, your administration faces the possibility of reducing jobs for American citizens, in addition to suppressing growth in the startup economy.
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Mr. Pompeo has condemned Beijing for suppressing initial reports about the illness, including by local doctors whom the government reprimanded for posting about it on social media.
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They allege that it cheated them out of $2 billion, suppressing the true value of their stock options by hiding projections of how fast Tinder was growing.
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We don't have the assurance yet that Crispr provides laserlike precision in editing — for example, certain important genes for suppressing cancer are particularly susceptible to unintended editing.
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The largest number of deaths in China occurred in Wuhan, because its hospitals were overwhelmed in early January, when the authorities were suppressing news of the danger.
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A group of YouTube creators is suing YouTube for allegedly discriminating against their LGBTQ-focused videos by suppressing recommendations and making it difficult to earn ad revenue.
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Flynn's new counsel, Sidney Powell, has included unfounded conspiracy theories in her filings and accused Mueller of suppressing exculpatory evidence and scheming against Flynn for political purposes.
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President Trump's border wall is beginning to rise, but a thick curtain of policy changes is more responsible for suppressing the flow of immigrants into the country.
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Ms. Lam, who was picked to be chief executive by an election committee stacked in Beijing's favor, has long taken a hard-line approach to suppressing dissent.
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To the authorities' surprise, the story spread rapidly on Facebook and Twitter—Russia does not have anything like China's capacity for suppressing unwelcome posts on social media.
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The accounts being described by sources suggest that Trump was more interested in suppressing the information for his own political gain than acting to protect the election.
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Social justice and equality, the group believes, are best served with more speech, on all sides, and by confronting hateful ideas head-on rather than suppressing them.
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But the coronavirus is now putting those measures to the test — and in suppressing the fringe, the site has pushed it into smaller, denser pockets of viewers.
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The crisis has turned attention to the role of the military, with some ordinary soldiers increasingly weary of the popular backlash against their role in suppressing protests.
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The poisoning has sparked an unprecedented run of angry protests, a challenge for a communist government that is known for suppressing dissent and rarely faces large demonstrations.
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"Teachers are not the scapegoat for a system that is clearly broken and has been suppressing minority voices and the voices of those with disabilities," she said.
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Parnas told Reuters that Firtash was the victim of a cabal that he alleges was involved in suppressing corruption by Joe Biden and his son in Ukraine.
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In May, Middlebury College disciplined 67 students for their role in suppressing a speech by author Charles Murray (although none of the students was suspended or expelled).
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This allegation, made while Nordlicht's fund remained in operation during the investigation, ironically (or perhaps, intentionally) had the effect of suppressing the value of those very investments.
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The overriding task for the party is to perfect this dictatorial system and make it more efficient and effective in suppressing dissent and advancing the regime's legitimacy.
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The effort, dubbed "Project Dragonfly" internally, reportedly included blocking search results for sensitive queries, like "peaceful protest," or suppressing certain search results off of the first page.
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"Traditionally it's always been Republicans suppressing votes in places," Justin Clark, a senior political advisor and senior counsel to Trump's re-election campaign, said at the event.
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"I just saw a whole different world and a whole different opportunity to voice the opinions that I've been suppressing for a really long time," she says.
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In a filing last month, Flynn's lawyers accused special counsel Robert Mueller's team of suppressing key evidence and manipulating press coverage to corruptly "extort" a guilty plea.
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In essence, Trump would be accusing China's government of artificially suppressing the value of its currency, the yuan, to give it an edge in the global market.
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It&aposs responsible for facilitating the successful attachment of the embryo within the uterine cavity, modulating the immune system to prevent miscarriages, and for suppressing uterine contractions.
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Cruz brought up examples of the companies appearing less-than-neutral, like reports last year that Facebook was suppressing conservative news stories from its trending topic section.
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If he can turn the race into a referendum on Clinton, he might fare better by driving up her negatives and perhaps suppressing turnout, particularly of young voters.
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There's more than just bad breath at stake here—the scientists speculated further, based on past research on SELENBP1, that it could play some role in suppressing tumors.
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"If citizens are using the internet to mobilize themselves, then how is shutting down the internet any different from suppressing dissent?" an editorial in Mint asked in July.
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However, many speculate that the cancellation of the permit on the basis of a technicality was merely an excuse to mask the government's ongoing policy of suppressing dissent.
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KRG abuses are widely documented but have usually focused on suppressing political dissent and keeping citizens under the control of the ruling families and parties in the region.
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Germans' legendary obedience to authority is attributed to Luther's insistence on separating spiritual and worldly authorities (which princes in his day found useful in suppressing a peasants' revolt).
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People who have weakened immune systems, take stomach acid–suppressing drugs, have cancer, diabetes, or liver disease, or who have recently had stomach surgery are at greater risk.
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A report in the Hindu BusinessLine newspaper said here the Supreme Court had issued a notice to the real estate developer for allegedly suppressing material information from shareholders.
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He accused the president of being a "racist", and a "cheat", as well as a "con man" for suppressing the publication of his high-school and college grades.
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The papilloma of the choroid plexus, which was wrapped around Jeannie's brain stem and suppressing several of her cranial nerves, had been growing for likely over a year.
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I feel like everyone needs to embrace their "weird" sides on occasion instead of suppressing them, because everyone has a little quirk about them that makes them happy.
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New technologies and working practices are likely to be playing a roll in suppressing inflation, it said, though normal impulses should kick in if unemployment continues to drop.
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Rights lawyer Khaled Ali announced his 2018 bid on Monday in a speech criticizing Sisi's administration; accusing it of suppressing freedoms and causing deteriorating economic and security conditions.
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Facebook is still the world's eighth-most-valuable publicly listed firm, but shareholders worry that politicians in Europe and America may impose onerous restrictions on data, suppressing growth.
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"Before 2015 it was all about suppressing the fires, but now it's about prevention," said Raffles Panjaitan, director of forest and land fire management at the forestry ministry.
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Why it matters: Facebook came under fire last Spring after reports that its human moderators were suppressing conservative content, leading to an inquiry by the Senate Commerce committee.
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Exchange rate flexibility provides another buffer from oil, cushioning budget revenues and bolstering the balance of payments by suppressing import demand (at the cost of lower living standards).
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"There's no evidence that I'm aware of," replied Mars Rover 2020 project scientist Kenneth Farley of the California Institute of Technology, heroically suppressing any hint of a smile.
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The suppressing effect creates a radiation imbalance so that there is more radiation on the left (the "warm Unruh bath") than on the right (the "cold Unruh bath").
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Microsoft was evidently suppressing better alternatives by pushing the horrors of IE6 on people who would have been better served by Firefox or Chrome as their web browser.
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Some, especially in the pro-Brexit camp, have suggested that Mr Corbyn was suppressing his Euroscepticism to avoid inflaming his already-fraught relationship with his party's centrist mainstream.
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But as is often the way of the Middle East, in their quest to mark out their identity, liberation movements are prone to suppressing similar stirrings in others.
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Many accused Kemp of unfairly suppressing the vote in his role as secretary of state, a role he eventually stepped down from after repeated calls to do so.
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Chief Executive Sam Walsh said factors such as the looming U.S. election, a softer outlook in China and immigration woes facing Europe were suppressing a recovery in commodities.
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With so much central-bank money flooding into fixed income and suppressing yield, stock prices will only keep rising, despite the absence of strong fundamental factors, he said.
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Critics accuse the government of suppressing data in order to hide the magnitude of the economic mess and of stoking price rises by reckless money-printing and overspending.
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The project of suppressing the story of racism in this country—and replacing it with ahistorical narratives that obscured the truth—was more entrenched than it is now.
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Good U.S. growth with global tumult suppressing interest rates, pressuring oil prices, possibly keeping the Fed patient and allowing deflationary Big Tech to power a new rally phase?
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Fourth, it needs to master "problem-oriented policing": spotting problems early and suppressing them quickly, before they do much harm, and before large-scale enforcement campaigns become necessary.
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Senator Douglas' new sedition law must be enacted and enforced, suppressing all declarations that slavery is wrong, whether made in politics, in presses, in pulpits, or in private.
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During the Obama administration, DOJ had joined efforts to block a strict voter ID law in Texas, arguing the law was aimed at suppressing the state's minority voters.
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In the clip, which was shot at an unnamed hotel in Paris, the two men squeeze into the elevator next to each while barely suppressing fits of giggles.
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Diamond and Silk, the conservative video personalities who have accused Facebook of suppressing their content, asked fans on April 25 to donate as they battled the social giant.
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By suppressing the amount of virus circulating in the body of a person living with HIV, this treatment prevents not only sickness and death, but also HIV transmission.
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He reaches out to African-Americans while hiring an alt-right advocate as his campaign's chief executive and a campaign adviser who brags about suppressing the black vote.
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People who routinely take acid-suppressing medication and those with kidney disease or Crohn's disease can develop a magnesium deficiency, which can be detected with a blood test.
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I'm existing in a world that turned me into a cynic over the years, and Twitter hasn't helped in suppressing that toxic streak of anger and cancel culture.
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His government was accused on Thursday of suppressing an official report on the national unemployment rate that apparently showed it had reached a 211-year high in 73.
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Facebook is giving up on human-written headlines for its Trending Topics sidebar, three months after a Gizmodo report alleged that the site was suppressing conservative news sources.
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That means the company may have to continually manufacture millions and millions of mosquitoes — carefully separating out the males for release — in order to keep suppressing the population.
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He is at once a just-the-facts lawman and a prodigious feeler of feelings, introspective about the size of his ego and incapable of suppressing it entirely.
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But Mr. Moi had the right to dismiss judges and other officials, and he and his party controlled legislation and the courts, overriding decisions and suppressing democratic reforms.
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Writing for the dissenters, Circuit Judge Danny Boggs said suppressing booking photos can make it harder for the public to learn how the government treats people it detains.
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The mood in markets soured after the U.S. Senate angered China by passing a bill requiring annual certification of Hong Kong's autonomy and warning Beijing against suppressing protesters.
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The government cannot easily fire an employee because of their political speech — that would mean the government is suppressing what you say and would violate the First Amendment.
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The plan also recommends the United States react more aggressively in Bahrain, whose Sunni Muslim monarchy has been suppressing majority Shi'ites, who are demanding reforms, the sources said.
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It was accused of suppressing information, and even suspected of a cover-up, after it censored and disappeared multiple journalists and whistleblowers who spoke out about the disease.
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In another trial, researchers at Selecta Biosciences are testing an antibody-suppressing drug packaged in a biodegradable nanoparticle to be taken along with the drug the patient needs.
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TikTok has come under fire, however, for allegedly suppressing content that Beijing deems politically unfavorable, such as the protests in Hong Kong, as the Washington Post first reported.
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But even when it comes to suppressing or extinguishing a species of mosquito, are we opening Pandora's Box and releasing something into the world we don't fully understand?
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At Tokyo Medical University, officials admitted to suppressing the entrance-exam scores of female applicants for years in order to limit the proportion of women to 30 percent.
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My doctor told me I needed standard therapy: Take omeprazole, an acid-suppressing drug, for a month to give the open sore in my stomach time to heal.
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His letter to Kemp came as the Republican has received sweeping criticism for his oversight of the elections this year and faces accusations of suppressing the minority vote.
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Last year, Facebook empowered former Republican Senator Jon Kyl to investigate the conservative claim that Facebook, like other Silicon Valley tech companies, was suppressing speech from the right.
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But today, Germany is experiencing a resurgence of the right — driven, at least in part, by its effort to overcome past misdeeds by suppressing any vestige of nationalism.
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The derivative's main benefit: It has none of the pure substance's hallucinatory effects, but should pack the same addiction-suppressing punch that ibogaine has gained internet fame for.
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The CBC singled out the Georgia controversy, and accused Kemp of intentionally suppressing the African-American vote in the upcoming election, according to the letter obtained by CNN.
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Justice Ginsburg congratulated the filmmakers and said the academy acknowledgment was "eminently well-deserved," they reported, barely suppressing their glee at getting to share the news with her.
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Andrew Yang, a tech entrepreneur, tweeted the story soon after it posted Sunday evening: "Suppressing scientific research and findings is the opposite of what we should be doing."
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The Revolutionary Guards, the sword and shield of Iran's Shi'ite theocracy, were instrumental in suppressing an uprising over alleged election fraud in 2009 in which dozens were killed.
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On the one hand, it changed its strategy after users found out it could be suppressing conservative-leaning news after employees inside the organization spoke out this summer.
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She sparked further controversy when she was shown on another video joking about suppressing liberal student votes, and photographs surfaced of her posing with Confederate artifacts in 2014.
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It has been more than three months since Gizmodo first published a story claiming Facebook's human editors were suppressing conservative news content on the site's Trending Topics section.
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Developed by South Korean ad agency Cheil Worldwide, a subsidiary of Samsung Group, the innovative "firevase" contains liquid potassium carbonate, which can block oxygen, effectively suppressing a fire.
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He has also faced several complaints and lawsuits alleging that he is suppressing minority voters, particularly black voters, in an effort to keep Abrams from winning the election.
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He has also faced several complaints and lawsuits alleging that he was suppressing minority voters, particularly black voters, in an effort to keep Abrams from winning the election.
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But the values list also arrives just a month after Facebook came under attack following a Gizmodo report that Facebook was suppressing conservative news in its trending topics section.
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This attention made me feel special and interesting and brave, as I continued to tell myself the attack had no effect on me, suppressing the emotions I was experiencing.
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When adenosine receptors are normally activated, they tend to cause sedative effects, such as reducing your heart rate and suppressing the release of other neurotransmitters (including glutamate and dopamine).
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"Our laws suppressing free speech are so broad it gives the government arbitrary powers to crackdown on whoever it wants to," Wham said in an email to BuzzFeed News.
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Mark Zuckerberg and his massive social-media site Facebook have come under strong criticism for allegedly suppressing stories of interest for conservative readers from its influential "trending" news section.
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They accuse him of suppressing protests over safety conditions while making secret deals with Grupo Mexico, the company that owns the mine, ultimately stealing $55 million from the union.
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We're not going to put up with suppressing free speech in this country; no matter where the force is coming from, we're not going to put up with it.
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And suppressing fentanyl in China may just push it elsewhere: drug cartels in Mexico have incentives to try and find scientists to synthesise these drugs, considering the profit margins.
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When Facebook faced accusations that these staffers were suppressing conservative stories, Facebook panicked and laid all of them off, running the trending stories box as an automated feature instead.
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Thomas Farr: This North Carolina district court nominee has devoted his legal career to suppressing voting rights and defending companies and individuals accused of employment discrimination and sexual harassment.
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Despite the allegations, Facebook believes that suppressing conservative trends or any other type of content would simply lead to an unsatisfying experience for those who want to see it.
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The EU has just renewed sanctions against him for the part he played in suppressing protests in 2016 and 2017, so he will not be able to visit it.
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How can colleges manage a sea of strident voices while neither suppressing inquiry nor sanctioning hecklers like those who shut down a "white supremacist" humanities class at Reed College?
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Jen attributes this sameness to the dominance of algorithms that shape our tastes by surfacing only what's already popular in visual culture, entertainment, and news, simultaneously suppressing new ideas.
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Cruz led a hearing on Capitol Hill last month where he and other judiciary committee members accused the company of suppressing conservative viewpoints in Google and YouTube search results.
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This compound, as with the earlier experiments, seemed capable of suppressing the skeeters' will to bite and feed (it also didn't work on the NPYLR7-free mosquitoes, as before).
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This has been a consistent narrative over the past year, as Republican lawmakers — and even President Donald Trump — have accused Google and other tech platforms of suppressing conservative voices.
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"By suppressing the evidence and rejecting the most basic elements of a fair judicial process, the Republican Senate made themselves willing accomplices to the President's cover-up," she said.
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More firefighting: The century-old practice of suppressing wildfires has ironically helped cause wildfires to be more intense when they do burn because there is more forest to burn.
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The federal lawsuit filed in the Southern District of New York argued that Trump was suppressing dissent in a public forum by silencing those who had disagreed with him.
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MODIFIED IMMUNE SYSTEMS (MEDIUM): It might be possible to develop and deliver a specially engineered virus or chemical capable of suppressing the body's defenses or turning them against it.
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In fact, one of Mr. Trump's favorite charges, that China and other nations are suppressing the value of their currencies, is actually not a violation of existing trade agreements.
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He said the Justice Department is trying to protect its "angel, Hillary Clinton," by suppressing the FBI's investigation into the private email server she used as secretary of State.
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In May, it grappled with reports that editors of its Trending Topics — which displays some of the most talked-about stories on the social network — were suppressing conservative content.
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Ding Sheng and his 54th Army, veterans of the Korean War, had gained experience suppressing minority uprisings in Qinghai and Gansu in 1958 before heading to Tibet in 1959.
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In addition, many in the region were making at least modest sums off Afghanistan's record-breaking opium trade, something the US was never truly capable of controlling or suppressing.
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This new approach to fire, still more a goal than actual policy, represents a sea change from old strategies focused on suppressing fire — many of which have demonstrably failed.
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"With Harvey Weinstein, the studio was actively suppressing harassment claims by contractually requiring Harvey to settle with the victims and protecting him if he did so," Arnow-Richman said.
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Piyapong Klinphan last week told the Bangkok Post the order was aimed at preventing and suppressing crimes that imperil peace and public order, or that could sabotage the economy.
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Bankers say state-owned banks had been suppressing yields at auctions in order to keep government borrowing costs from rising but in the last three auctions yields have jumped.
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The company has continued to beat back allegations of bias after a Gizmodo report from earlier this year said humans on the Trending Topics team were suppressing conservative news.
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In the process of suppressing the critics, Russia meted out lengthy jail sentences to some arrested on terrorism charges and drove many others to seek refuge in neighboring Ukraine.
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Because suppressing information is not something The Times takes lightly, any ensuing dialogue is handled by senior editorial leadership at The Times, such as Dean Baquet, the executive editor.
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While different from the World War I-era US culture of downplaying, if not suppressing bad news, and the WW1 French/British/German policy of outright censoring bad news.
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"Why do we play a part in suppressing alternative information to the official line of the Second World War?" he writes in And the Truth Shall Set You Free.
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But when his voice hitched, just a bit, on "I believe there are no red states or blue states," you could tell he was suppressing something dark within himself.
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