That's why you can take a systematic approach to continuous improvement, or do a systematic evaluation of customer revenue, or a systematic assessment of market conditions.
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"Where there are systematic lies, there must also be systematic punishment," Hoermann said.
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The European debacle of 2011 could have been systematic, but not systematic to the U.S., Cramer said.
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We didn't talk about systematic change in the aftermath, because it didn't feel like a systematic problem yet.
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We also need to come to a cultural understanding that the opposite of systematic disadvantage is systematic advantage.
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There is a systematic targeting of African-Americans and a systematic lack of accountability when police use excessive force.
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This year, researchers published a systematic review of systematic reviews (there have been so many), summarizing 224 randomized controlled trials.
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The American political system is meanwhile in a proto-authoritarian crisis; that crisis has been precipitating itself over decades, meaning structural deterioration and a need for systematic change; and how, after all, can you really intend systematic change without systematic thinking to predicate it on?
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In 2013, Egypt's Copts were the target of systematic violence, with dozens of churches burned in a single day in coordinated acts of systematic persecution.
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"The mechanism of cupping for pain remains largely unclear," a 2015 systematic review of systematic reviews on cupping reports in the Journal of Traditional Chinese Medical Sciences.
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There have been many studies in this domain, so many that early this year the journal Nutrition published a systematic review of systematic reviews on the subject.
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AQR Capital Management, a systematic fund house held a combined 6.01% across several of the six banks, while Marshall Wace, which uses both fundamental and systematic research processes, owned 4.87%.
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" He added: "He is emblematic of a systematic problem.
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" He added that the campaign was "chilling" and "systematic.
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There's a systematic way you can learn about the world.
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The abuses were systematic, and part of a military strategy.
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The research was published in the Journal of Systematic Palaeontology.
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This would be a wonderful topic for future systematic research.Prof.
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However, there has been little systematic research on the issue.
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They don't mean systematic research in the way scientists do.
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Fundamentalists and militants are orchestrating a systematic orgy of killing.
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"Police are more systematic, whereas fascists are unpredictable," Lanski said.
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A crisis arises only when there are major, systematic breaches.
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It arises from systematic oppression of people and economic inequality.
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The election supervisory agency has dismissed claims of systematic cheating.
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Help us resurface from our darkness, from the systematic oppression.
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The systematic risk generated by banks in 2007 was perilous.
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A systematic ongoing process must be employed to reduce risk.
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It's systematic, and it's handing our youth to their deaths.
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But he was not primarily a systematic or programmatic thinker.
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What they found was "systematic fraud," she told Mother Jones.
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Systematic strategies haven't exactly flopped and still attracted significant assets.
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A systematic, logical approach, as his wife would have preached.
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And we will address subpoenas in a very systematic way.
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This place represents the systematic oppression more than anywhere else.
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Locals accused his soldiers of murder, rape and systematic arson.
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Internet shutdowns by governments are becoming more frequent and systematic.
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"I don't want us to be really systematic," Takakura said.
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The Syrian government has denied the existence of systematic abuse.
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LeWitt, however, did not consider his otherwise systematic work rational.
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It generally doesn't lead to any sort of systematic change.
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The vibe is very intellectual, a bit loner, very systematic.
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Appraisers use a systematic approach to determine a home's value.
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They are personal and yet systematic, fragile and yet nourishing.
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The systematic destruction of democratic institutions is hard to ignore.
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But Loder's systematic incrementalism had done what nothing else had.
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I'm a big advocate of having systematic predictable monetary policy.
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Systematic shortages of housing are liberal America's greatest policy failing.
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But the RCTs didn't find systematic evidence of this claim.
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There were some systematic, unfortunate things that happened every year.
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"It was total, systematic brainwashing every day," Mr. Ungerer said.
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So I feel like systematic bias is like, it's daunting.
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Jimmy Carter established the first systematic exercise in transition planning.
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It's really a big F-U to the masculine, systematic dominance.
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It definitely attracts people that are great logical and systematic thinkers.
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The study was published this week in Journal of Systematic Paleontology.
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The constant injustice in and pillage of [these] communities is systematic.
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One way to forget is to undergo counterconditioning, or systematic desensitization.
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We're planning to have some systematic "broadcast times" for recorded material.
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So fuck all that systematic racist shit, all that #blacklivesmatter shit.
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This systematic manipulation, university officials admitted, had gone on since 2006.
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But it needs to be done in a sobered, systematic way.
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Zimbabwe's Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) accused security forces of systematic torture.
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This is about rape, assault, abuse, and serious and systematic harassment.
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Mr Fujimori governed as a dictator and resorted to systematic bribery.
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Its systematic saturation, its hyperactive structure, no longer worked for me.
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In most cases, industry consolidation is a natural and systematic process.
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And ending it also needs a conscious, deliberate, and systematic effort.
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But others are caught up in a cycle of systematic illegality.
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It concluded that the use of chlorine was systematic and widespread.
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"We've never had a systematic review like this," the official said.
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Those aren't the only reasons a systematic makeover is needed, however.
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"Racism is based on the systematic oppression of people," she explains.
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Instead CEPI will work through the list in a systematic way.
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Kim promised to dismantle his nation's nuclear complex in systematic fashion.
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Q: It seems that Milos is a very systematic, analytical person.
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"The systematic risk for the economy is now removed," she said.
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This is not a systematic threat against the rule of law.
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The charges detailed genocide, systematic torture, politically motivated killings and terrorism.
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Visual information travels through the brain in a systematic, hierarchical way.
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In short, it barred any systematic form of race-conscious admissions.
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Trump is more of an improvisational thinker than a systematic one.
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" However, they add that there is no evidence of "systematic wrongdoing.
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Burundi's ruling party denies it carries out systematic human rights violations.
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Russia had also been militarizing "in a systematic way," he said.
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The diplomatic approach toward Venezuela should be thoughtful, systematic and patient.
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"It was never supposed to be a license for systematic trading."
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First, the recruitment of prospective teachers must be intentional and systematic.
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But backers of more systematic assessment seem to have won out.
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The experiences were compiled in the first systematic study of grief.
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Carson Block says China is a "systematic cheater" in global trade.
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At the same time, the score has a purposeful, systematic energy.
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The Syrian regime has denied systematic abuse in its prison system.
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The problem requires systematic change that only government intervention can make.
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The office has also spent years investigating systematic doping in Russia.
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Too many practitioners are just blindly rehearsing systematic routines and stunts.
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But neither of them developed Del Baldo's systematic style of portraiture.
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But some aspects of this systematic and highly successful description stand alone.
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Kurdish officials are strongly denying any systematic destruction of Arab-owned homes.
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This was done in a systematic manner to avoid disclosure, he said.
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"It can therefore be concluded that his violations were deliberate and systematic".
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In doing so, however, they need to try to be somewhat systematic.
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"There's never been systematic approach to this," Westcott said of the review.
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The more systematic changes driven by 5G will take longer to materialise.
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Torture and ill-treatment reportedly remain widespread and systematic in detention facilities.
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Yet without systematic change, Mali's problems are only likely to get worse.
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There were an avalanche of stories about the industry's nearly systematic underperformance.
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Well into the 000th century, systematic data on potential borrowers barely existed.
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Systematic risk existed in that situation, and Cramer blessed some major selling.
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They have introduced systematic education and immigration issues as major plot points.
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She was curious enough and systematic enough to follow up on them.
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The only company to take systematic action was Automattic, which runs Wordpress.com.
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In these cases, we are usually perceiving systematic associations that aren't there.
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A relationship where corruption, oppression, and systematic disenfranchisement is all too familiar.
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There hasn't been much systematic research looking into misdiagnoses and delayed diagnoses.
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It certainly doesn't signal some kind of serious, systematic interest in pardons.
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Today, the ISO 26262 standard addresses systematic failures and random hardware failures.
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Sadly, systematic investigation into either of these possibilities hasn't ever been conducted.
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In 2015, it banned the systematic use of organs from executed prisoners.
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We need to add more systematic ways to solve short distance travel.
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Systematic emerging market and international small cap strategies also took in cash.
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Clean athletes should not be made to suffer for Russia's systematic cheating.
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It's called "telestroke," and a 2010 systematic review found it reduces mortality.
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I'm pretty sure that covers the systematic oppression part of the protest.
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While many use systematic trading or follow trends, discretionary CTAs also exist.
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The report's authors said clinician burnout is a systematic, not individual, issue.
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Boneparth details a systematic, disciplined way to accumulate and grow your wealth.
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Cummings's Oversight Committee is taking on the industry in a systematic fashion.
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This statistic isn't a signal of systematic sex discrimination in our economy.
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And after years of systematic, dehumanizing rape and torture, I finally escaped.
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We are seeing the systematic outsourcing of R&D to the market.
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"There is a clear and systematic pattern of abuse here," Hassan said.
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Trump's real objection is much more likely that it's simply too systematic.
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Clinton reflects a determination not to prosecute systematic and obvious unlawful conduct.
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How would we organize in the face of potentially more systematic repression?
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He details a systematic, disciplined way to accumulate and grow your wealth.
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Many others are deployed in systematic information warfare campaigns waged by governments.
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"This is a thorough and systematic review of our program," he said.
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I would not claim to have a systematic view of the world.
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These attacks involved the systematic use of rape to terrorize the Rohingya.
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In contrast, the program in Newfoundland and Labrador was much less systematic.
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The film is a frank, sobering portrait of systematic racism in America.
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That dismissive attitude has also contributed to the systematic neglect of evidence.
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For me, coming up with a crossword theme is a systematic exercise.
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"I've never seen such a level of systematic devastation," Guterres told reporters.
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They have engaged in systematic policies of torture political exclusion economic deprivation.
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But among those things is the systematic demolition of Dr. Gilbert's life.
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Cuban operatives stalk detention centers where systematic violence and rape is alleged.
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His book is a systematic attempt to show why this is so.
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Nothing more seriously undermines democracy than intentional, systematic suppression of lawful voting.
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There is little evidence of a systematic scheme to enrich Mr. Trump.
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This relative homogeneity, the architects observe, suggests a systematic lack of innovation.
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Ensuring that systematic reviews continue would help keep regulations up-to-date.
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A systematic approach like PACT will help us to achieve success faster.
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It details a systematic war on core principles of American democracy itself.
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PKN's strategy assumes a systematic increase of its dividend per share ratio.
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"It's a model nuclear power program, a very systematic approach," he added.
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Germany's systematic failure to do that has drawn a devastating market verdict.
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What is systematic unpredictability, and how can it help us get lucky?
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Chaffetz says his investigation will deal with systematic issues across the government.
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In the United States, too, there is a systematic partisan difference here.
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So you're right, yes, we're trying to be really systematic about it.
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"If you do this enough, you can kind of tease out if there's any type of systematic bias or systematic disparity in the outcome, and that's also an area where people are doing a lot of work," Barocas says.
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The project was systematic at the same time that it revealed the impossibility of systematic accounts of human experience: The more detail Simon supplied, the more the observer became aware of how many more details could be piled on.
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"In the end the Syrian government has followed the systematic policy, the systematic strategy of besiegement and bombardment until people have to give up and then they are forcibly displaced," said Leen Hashem, Amnesty International's regional campaigner on Syria.
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But are secular prisoners really facing systematic discrimination within the criminal justice system?
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Russia's athletics federation remains suspended over evidence of systematic and state-sponsored doping.
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"These attacks were relentless, they were systematic, and they were widespread," Lynch said.
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He echoed her words, slightly watered down (not using the phrase "systematic racism").
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Robo-signing involves the systematic approval of documents that have not been read.
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If you're in doubt, systematic is almost always the right word to use.
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Systematic means arranged or carried out according to a plan, method, or system.
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More important, is the systematic and flagrant violations of human rights in Iran.
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These platforms may be better positioned to address bots' unique and systematic impacts.
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" He concluded that there were "multiple, systematic efforts to interfere in our election.
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It is systematic and pervasive and I've been doing a lot of listening.
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The OECD ranks America only 16th for "systematic" review of old red tape.
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But to ascertain how true it is, we would need more systematic information.
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It can afford to release products on a systematic schedule to maximize margins.
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The national dialogue about the systematic abuse of women was completely different then.
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And it sure looks like that puts the left at a systematic disadvantage.
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Facebook needs to be much clearer about how it handles systematic rule breakers.
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America's National Institutes of Health looked at 70 systematic reviews of TCM treatments.
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This systematic gutting of non-discrimination protections for trans people is a disgrace!
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While at Systematic, Chris honed his skills in quantitative research and fundamental analysis.
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While the company says it found no "systematic" biases, the process wasn't perfect.
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Historically, Chinese immigrants faced systematic disenfranchisement and racist abuse in the United States.
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And how can you spot things like systematic biases or opportunities for improvement?
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But habitat loss and systematic extermination intended to protect livestock wiped them out.
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Track Record LOIM has performed as expected, given its systematic risk-based approach.
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A systematic model has no emotion, so CTAs take short positions very competently.
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The outperformance of systematic funds is attracting money to the computer-driven approach.
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The North American system was more conservative and linear and systematic, almost primitive.
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"Automatic"—that is, regular and systematic—exchange is meant to begin in 2017.
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Instead of a systematic redesign, Mr Fox's victory brought fragmentation and institutional decay.
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The senators said the alleged plagiarism is evidence of "systematic weakness" within FEMA.
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The systematic failures that have allowed human traffickers to exploit loopholes are unacceptable.
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" "This discourse of denial, this is the head of the systematic political repression.
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Hopeful, Gynther believed a more systematic search would reveal at least some melomys.
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There is no systematic or conscious violation in order to bypass the embargo.
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So we have a long tradition in a systematic way of doing that.
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Maybe the method on which science relies exists wherever we find systematic investigation.
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No one had done a systematic post-mortem study of blast-injured troops.
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"In an ideal world, systematic screening would prevent that" being used on patients.
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Hindawi told Reuters last year a board investigation found no systematic employee terminations.
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Of course we want to change things on a systematic and institutional level.
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So you'd like to do it a very systematic and minimally invasive fashion.
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And, it helps us to deal with that problem in a systematic way.
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This can make it easy to ignore black voices and perpetuate systematic racism.
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Indeed, he presided over the systematic weakening of the agency in his charge.
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Third, the systematic building of knowledge must be a priority in curriculum design.
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It means the systematic replenishment of the nation's stockpiles of critical emergency supplies.
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These Russians engaged in a sinister and systematic attack on our political system.
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These findings were recently confirmed by a systematic review of all published studies.
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Another systematic review found only small physiological effects of tDCS on brain function.
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This led to a systematic crackdown on the rights of refugees and immigrants.
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But there's very little systematic research on the lead situation in most cities.
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This systematic way of thinking is unhealthy and may lead to emotional overreactions.
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Science proceeds through a systematic and replicated accumulation of knowledge across multiple methods.
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As far as I know, there are not systematic studies looking at that.
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How can America ever return from this level of systematic derangement and corruption?
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The Bolsonaro administration's systematic assault on truth has now taken a troubling turn.
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Mr. Dupont-Aignan mentioned, for instance, a "less systematic" use of import taxes.
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The exposure of players' medical privacy becomes systematic once they enter the league.
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Never again would there be a systematic attempt to destroy the Jewish people.
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You can be systematic about it and you can shape your own career.
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Human rights groups have accused the police of systematic executions and cover-ups.
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The code reveals the systematic dissemination of social and political values through entertainment.
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But the investigation also found significant evidence of systematic Russian election meddling effort.
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Pavlov's systematic approach led to the discovery of the conditioned reflex, revolutionizing science.
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Israel and anti-Semitism The current Israeli government commits systematic human rights abuses.
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Myanmar's sudden amnesia about the Rohingya is as bold as it is systematic.
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It said that his claim of systematic fraud fell outside the court's jurisdiction.
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The torture was systematic, and the culture that allowed for it is systemic.
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A sensible and natural perspective, rather than an ultra-technical and systematic one.
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It wasn't anything about the trial itself, which looks systematic and well designed.
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They stick with simple, proven, systematic strategies, and they invest over time. 6.
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And that's a systematic process, of which this is just the latest phase.
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What followed was a rapid, systematic passage of bathroom laws governing female bodies.
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But this latest campaign sticks out in its systematic and very deliberate approach.
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The past 12 months of lower systematic returns and higher risk of capital loss were more supportive of strategies generating returns regardless of market direction and, as in 2008, revealed exposure to systematic market exposure (beta) in many AR funds.
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So it's on all of us, but especially organizations with a strong following, a wide reach and high-profile leadership, to articulate both the general need for and their specific support for systematic advantage as a tool to combat systematic disadvantage.
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There's been a systematic discrediting of our institutions since the turn of the century.
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If you look across the political scene what you see is routine systematic lawlessness.
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We are right now seeing an unprecedented systematic effort to persuade electors to switch.
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As such, I've been trying to be more systematic about my approach to fitness.
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But these aggregate numbers mask systematic differences among the array of liberal arts degrees.
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But at its heart, her plan reveals a systematic reliance on regulation and protectionism.
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They are robbed of an equal opportunity for prosperity, and plagued by systematic injustice.
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"I believe that these crimes are systematic and organized to intimidate civilians," he said.
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Investors were told about VW's systematic emissions test cheating using illegal software on Sept.
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So you'd like to do it in a very systematic and minimally invasive fashion.
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We don't yet have a systematic solution to lowering costs for the whole country.
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The blasé attitude has been encouraged by the systematic minimisation of the disaster's impact.
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The complete review of these studies appears in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews.
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The evidence in the chart and Mr Garrett's essay was suggestive but hardly systematic.
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JNU is "being driven into the ground", "muzzled and leashed" and "under systematic assault".
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Bigger implications could come, but in the interim, there has been no systematic collapse.
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Women's deep, private anger about systematic sexual abuse is more publicly visible than ever.
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There was no systematic effort to track how hard they found it to reintegrate.
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The refugees say Myanmar's military has carried out a systematic campaign of mass shootings.
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"He did this in a long, systematic, drawn-out and sinister manner," she said.
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But the reach for a systematic approach to public governance may not go away.
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A study of the fossil was published Friday in the Journal of Systematic Palaeontology.
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Cavusoglu said Turks in Germany were under systematic pressure from police and intelligence services.
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"The benefit of a rule-based system is it's systematic and understandable," Yellen said.
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Yet in the book, you find there's hardly any systematic studies of these problems.
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I was using threatening language, and Twitter has algorithms that pick up systematic harassment.
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In Kalasa, recaptured in late 2016, there is no systematic reconstruction of residential areas.
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Data from Hedge Fund Research shows systematic managers are up 163 percent through February.
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We also discussed a systematic approach to building an API platform that incentivizes developers.
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Journalists are rarely permitted inside; small wonder, given Morocco's systematic abuse of human rights.
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What to do about this systematic double-hit to the health of our children?
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That group ultimately released two reports that described systematic, state-sponsored doping in Russia.
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Some aspects of physics may, simply, not be entirely subject to systematic mathematical treatment.
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Volkswagen has admitted systematic emissions cheating but denies wrongdoing in matters of regulatory disclosure.
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The abuse and privations are so systematic that they seem impossible to explain away.
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Systematic funds also make decisions based on the structure and technical levels of markets.
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This Cornell project aims to define and detect digital abuse in a systematic way.
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What matters is systematic observation, measurement and experimentation — all to test and confirm hypotheses.
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In 28, the Cochrane Collaboration published a systematic review of the evidence on sealants.
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Another systematic review of sealant clinical trials, published in August, came to similar conclusions.
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" The Chicago report found "systematic deficiencies" in policing, in addition to "racially discriminatory conduct.
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And it has insisted that there was never a systematic plan to execute Armenians.
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They constitute a systematic effort to undermine the integrity of the immigrant justice system.
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The firm's communication to unitholders has been systematic, often exceeding regulatory and industry standards.
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There are other ways managers misuse their power, such as systematic bullying and victimization.
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Today, America is experiencing a similar systematic disenfranchisement, except on a much wider scale.
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Reflecting these concerns, the Russian government adopted its first systematic strategy for combating sanctions.
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Apple has engaged in a systematic, provable effort to censor information about repair alternatives.
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With that in mind, he employs a systematic approach and runs two models simultaneously.
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And the systematic crushing—often through the use of anti-Semitism—of not just
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There was no systematic corporate policy or ethos of targeting specific groups of customers.
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We do not observe any systematic bias in favor of Democratic or Republican candidates.
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The costs, benefits and risks of political decisions need more systematic analysis and evaluation.
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Meanwhile, the administration dithered over systematic atrocities against patients and health workers in Yemen.
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Race and Revolution examines the history of systematic inequality in the US education system.
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The government rejects accusations of systematic abuses including executions, planted evidence and falsified reports.
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I think that's a really systematic way that China could begin working with Africa.
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They taught me to be more systematic in the way that I do research.
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Experiments — even classic ones, with hundreds of supporting citations — are failing under systematic retests.
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I increasingly believe that a key part of this contribution is these systematic reviews.
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Are you an individual who relishes at the idea of structured and systematic processes?
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That is, there are not systematic shifts in the conservatism or liberalism of cases.
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The International Olympic Committee in December barred Russia from the Games, citing systematic doping.
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But one man, Armenia-based researcher Argam Ayvazyan, anticipated the systematic destruction decades before.
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VW has admitted systematic emissions cheating, but denies wrongdoing in matters of regulatory disclosure.
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Eichmann faced a trial in Jerusalem that drew renewed attention to Germany's systematic genocide.
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Their long careers in politics were built on the systematic disenfranchisement of black Americans.
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Nearly 650,000 refugees have crossed from Myanmar into Bangladesh seeking solace from systematic attacks.
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But those approaches do not offer the same systematic access to domestic phone records.
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I. actors" should do systematic risk assessments of "privacy, digital security, safety and bias.
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The firm's Systematic Diversified CTA index was up 0.58% at the end of Friday.
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Arranged chronologically alongside a timeline of events, they tell a story of systematic dehumanization.
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In general, ORR staff were concerned that systematic family separations would overload their program.
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Former President Barack Obama has been assailing him in a surprisingly sharp, systematic way.
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Systematic reviews and meta-analyses, the most rigorous and dependable research, can test causality.
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These can be minimized by looking at the body of evidence in systematic reviews.
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Under Salazar, the team has produced Olympic champions while stirring accusations of systematic doping.
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Their attorneys have placed blame on the systematic failures and difficult conditions at MCC.
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That's why I want to know just how sweeping and systematic those efforts were.
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Dedicated funding helps law enforcement to recover weapons in more systematic way, he added.
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"Rent overcharges or rent fraud is part of a systematic business model," he added.
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At EU external borders, experts advised instead to have "systematic" checks, the official said.
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If you have a systematic infection, you might get chills, fever, or muscle pain.
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She is also the Chief Investment Officer at LexION Alpha, her systematic hedge fund.
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Thunberg also said her sister, Beata, has experienced "systematic bullying, hatred, and harassment" online.
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The N.H.L.'s method for keeping the league supplied with officials was never systematic.
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Russia also has drawn scrutiny because of government involvement in systematic cover-ups. Yes.
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Systematic issues of discrimination and workplace bias play a huge role in these statistics.
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Over the past decade, there's been an influx of more systematic evidence on microcredit.
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"But we know there is systematic racism in the criminal justice system," she added.
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Physicians try to be systematic when identifying illness and disease, but bias creeps in.
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But perhaps it could at least figure out a systematic way to repudiate illiberalism.
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" Versus, "Wow, this is a systematic problem throughout society and maybe I'm a cause.
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The results were analyzed statistically, including an analysis of the correlation of each parameter between the two instruments, bias (whether there is a systematic shift between the two instruments), and slope (whether there is a systematic scaling factor between the two instruments' results).
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Decades-long pedophile scandals and systematic cover-ups have stained the Catholic Church&aposs reputation.
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"We are lacking in trained teachers, dedicated class hours, and systematic textbooks," she told CNN.
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According to Unicef, systematic rape as a weapon of war is linked to ethnic cleansing.
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But the camps and the Trump regime's policies of systematic child abuse are very real.
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Systematic deficits on China trades is America's increasingly important — and seriously worsening — decades-old problem.
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We also need to be systematic about removing unsuccessful asylum seekers with a final order.
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The systematic implementation of this mechanic also implies that Order 227 was routinely carried out.
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An extensive evidence review was conducted including randomized clinical trials, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses.
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If you look at developed markets, systematic trust is very high between all the entities.
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AAE is stigmatized, despite being equally valid, systematic, and rule-governed as other language varieties.
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" Williams agrees: "Computers may miss certain things, but they'll miss them in a systematic way.
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In other words, systematic issues exist for so long because the system allows them to.
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"The harassment is actually systematic and pervasive," she said as noted by The Hollywood Reporter.
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He did this because he perceived systematic risk to the economy and the stock market.
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Its communication and reporting to investors are systematic and consistent with regulations and market practice.
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Here was the opportunity to apply systematic ways of thinking to important, real-world problems.
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At the time, you didn't have a systematic understanding of what that human behavior was.
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Similarly, more systematic scrutiny of incoming Chinese investment could be prudent, rather than nakedly protectionist.
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There was no systematic way for observations to come in and warnings to go out.
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We believe your system, in this case, was us – and we were far from systematic.
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It's systematic suppression by the government of information relating to a topic it considers dangerous.
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In Burma, over 2628 million Rohingya currently suffer from the impacts of systematic, widespread oppression.
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But some members spoke to detainees anyway and heard stories of systematic and sadistic torture.
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The media has a systematic self-interested bias toward exaggerating how close the race is.
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Chicago-based Hedge Fund Research's Systematic Diversified CTA index was up 5.3 percent at Jan.
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That juxtaposition is particularly striking as the U.S. has been systematic in tightening monetary policy.
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Seeing the same tactics employed in disparate locations indicates the systematic nature of what's happening.
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On Thursday, expansive Jupiter joins the retrograde brigade, backstroking through systematic Virgo until May 9.
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Human rights groups say Duterte's crackdown had led to systematic executions and police cover-ups.
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In November, a report published by WADA accused Russia of running a systematic doping scheme.
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National wealth is the most apparent systematic driver of population obesity, the study authors note.
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Her non-profit, Rise, now advocates for systematic legal protections for victims of sexual assault.
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Critics have faulted her reluctance to condemn the systematic mistreatment of Myanmar's Muslim Rohingya minority.
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No one has been properly held to account for systematic abuses that have affected thousands.
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They face systematic state-facilitated persecution in Pakistan, Indonesia, and parts of the Middle East.
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Sanford told CNN that the tweet was systematic of a broader "cancer" in the party.
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They need to create a systematic, even-handed and transparent process for reviewing extremist content.
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My systematic approachMy days are very full-on, with an early start at 5 a.m.
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Killings during Duterte's campaign appeared to be "systematic, planned and organized" by authorities, it said.
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It is imperative that the government start taking more effective and more systematic preventive measures.
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In Baltimore, black residents have been complaining for years of systematic abuse by the department.
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" The president, Rubio said (and said), is engaged in a "systematic effort to change America.
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In legal terms, these are crimes against humanity, systematic attacks and forcible deportation of civilians.
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The systematic color scheme is undercut, however, by the inherent wobbliness of the main material.
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They wanted people who were willing to do experiments that would lead to systematic changes.
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By this time, the Einsatzgruppen had already begun their campaigns of systematic murder throughout Poland.
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Since its formation in the mid-1960s, the FARC has been responsible for systematic atrocities.
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Perhaps his methodical and systematic mind had turned in a lethal and unpredictable new direction.
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Myanmar's civilian administration, however, refuses to admit to any systematic wrongdoing by the nation's military.
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The systematic destruction of "failed" homes was made public and exposed for all to see.
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Sometimes the prosecution of pregnant women involves systematic collaboration between law enforcement and medical professionals.
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Many of the grievances around systematic prejudice that led to the civil war remain unaddressed.
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But the GOP has embraced the fashion in a far more systematic and troubling fashion.
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It's not often you get to talk to a man convicted of systematic rhino slaughter.
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Facts First: Trump's administration has made a systematic effort to eliminate or weaken environmental regulations.
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"Self-reporting can be useful, assuming it's followed up with systematic self-correction," Tarbert added.
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The problem here is systematic bias, meaning that the behavior of people is changing systematically.
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Systematic doping was exposed in 247.60 in a book by Jan Hnizdil, a Czech doctor.
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"For some, that's intoxicating and exciting, while others prefer a more systematic approach," she said.
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Human rights groups say Duterte's anti-drugs crackdown involved systematic executions and police cover-ups.
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A Portrait of the Global Leadership Class, takes a systematic approach to answer these questions.
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So why, until now, is there no systematic data on pregnancy outcomes among imprisoned women?
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Human rights groups outside the country have accused Iranian authorities of systematic abuses in prisons.
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After becoming an economist, I wondered if there might be a more systematic economic explanation.
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A systematic review found that racially matched pairs of patients and doctors achieved better communication.
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Technology explores possibilities through systematic approaches; art translates them into physical representation and creative expression.
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More than 11 million vehicles worldwide were involved in the systematic falsification of emissions tests.
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Now, researchers in China are racing to launch more systematic tests of these repurposed medicines.
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A type of cognitive bias, confirmation bias is considered a systematic error of inductive reasoning.
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First, there is no systematic evidence that large numbers of illegitimate complaints are being filed.
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The IAAF suspended Russia last year over concerns its athletes were guilty of systematic doping.
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Those would be appropriate economic policies for a country running large and systematic trade surpluses.
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"The reality is there has been no real systematic burden- and responsibility-sharing," he said.
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"When you have systematic failure on this level, management must be held accountable," he said.
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Investors and researchers alike are always attempting to identify systematic relationships in stock market returns.
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"We've never had a systematic review like this," a White House official said in April.
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Seven years later, the use of such digital media tools has become far more systematic.
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Instead, he took on a systematic approach that avoided any signs of favoritism or nepotism.
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What's needed is the systematic support and funding for more rigorous research, testing and translation.
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His commission focused strictly on Russia's systematic drug violations in track and field, he said.
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The militias deny carrying out such attacks, saying any incidents were isolated and not systematic.
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We often ignore systematic reviews (maybe because some of us don't even know they exist).
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"[W]hile I'm enjoying all of this unprecedented — and, frankly, a little bit uncomfortable — attention and personal success, in large part due to my activism off the field, Colin Kaepernick is still effectively banned from the NFL for kneeling during the national anthem in protest of known and systematic police brutality against people of color, known and systematic racial injustice, and known and systematic white supremacy," Rapinoe told the audience at the awards on Monday.
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I then searched for low back pain–related systematic reviews on PubMed Health, the government search engine that specializes in systematic reviews and meta-analyses, to cover the recent period left out of the AHRQ review (from May 2015 to the present, July 2017).
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While It made good sense in 2628 to use the 28500 vote constitutional option to put an end to systematic unconstitutional abuse of the filibuster rules, the threatened filibuster of the Gorsuch nomination does not raise an issue of systematic abuse of the rules.
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He contributed to the development of a systematic platform for equities trading, established the foundation of our systematic market making business by institutionalizing the Trader Who Codes construct, and led the effort to externalize the division's capabilities to clients through Marquee, among other important innovations.
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It does not therefore appear necessary to introduce systematic controls on the contamination of imported foods.
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" Mueller said in his statement that "there were multiple, systematic efforts to interfere in our election.
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Among the report's many findings was the systematic targeting of black residents for petty driving infractions.
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Their claims of systematic racism and police brutality were met, on the whole, with condescending denial.
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The case has became a flashpoint in the fight against systematic racism in the justice system.
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It's that education builds "human capital," or a systematic way of thinking that benefits every decision.
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Amnesty International said it had also documented "systematic grave violations" in UAE-run prisons in Yemen.
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"The absence of national data highlights the need for systematic measurement of the problem," they write.
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"The pages individually documented a different female in a very systematic way," a police detective wrote.
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So far, no evidence has emerged of any systematic plan to sink the accord through violence.
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Despite the bureaucratization of higher education over the past few decades, syllabuses have escaped systematic treatment.
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It is to find a systematic way to raise the scarcity of time to our consciousness.
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This year she noticed very few calves, but notes a systematic survey needs to be done.
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USRowing high performance director Curtis Jordan told Reuters the boat operated on a "very systematic" basis.
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Nobody officially questions prohibitions against slavery, genocide, murder, torture, prolonged arbitrary discrimination and systematic racial discrimination.
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In 1986, he developed an Arabized spellchecker for Apple, which was the first systematic Arabic analyzer.
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That was marked by systematic shortages and regular power cuts, the memory of which is traumatic.
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Countries running large and systematic trade surpluses should stop living off the rest of the world.
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The first is a five-year "sunset" clause, forcing a systematic regular review of the deal.
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It "reveals serious and systematic defects in Huawei's software engineering and cybersecurity competence," claims the report.
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"They were willing to engage in a systematic cover-up of the entire matter," he said.
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Comments such as the ones in the video represent a form of "systematic oppression," she believes.
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This effort is broad, systematic and stealthy, it's conducted across a range of social media platforms.
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The systematic racism of Apartheid meant that Ms. Noah and her son often lived in poverty.
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"The five-year thing is a real thing, would force a systematic re-examination," Ross said.
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We're seeing a systematic tendency to villainise the role of business in carbon emissions and pollution.
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Her special investigation revealed the systematic abuse and even the alleged murder of children by nuns.
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Rather, the judges seem to have decided that they did not need proof of systematic rigging.
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But the main goal of these exercises is to show that systematic investing can work well.
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The approach is more systematic than the fund's occasional forays into unquoted investments in the past.
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But systematic surveillance rather than incidental is far easier with an identifier like a license plate.
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And scale means big, systematic ways of looking at things done in a way that's reproducible.
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I have examined the causes of systematic differences in the political opinions of men and women.
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It reminds me of nothing so much as the systematic partisan imbalance in Sunday show bookings.
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We have to be deliberate and systematic in our effort to CHANGE how things are today.
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But systematic, scientific and regular measures of police services could be subject to review and oversight.
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Russia was banned over "systematic manipulation" of the anti-doping system at the 2014 Sochi Games.
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We have other ways of thinking, of dealing with systematic, rolling problems that come with us.
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The research does not show any systematic overstatement or understatement of growth, just persistently large revisions.
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Computer-driven or "systematic" strategies (also called Commodity Trading Advisers or CTAs) are beating the humans.
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"Lula and President Dilma tried in a systematic way to obstruct justice," Amaral told the magazine.
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The government says the militia is responsible for the graves and denies any systematic rights abuses.
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Alex has X-linked reticulate pigmentary disorder with systematic manifestations -- or what's more commonly called XLPDR.
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There are these systematic structures in place that, by design, have locked out people of color.
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Just keep your head down and work is not a solution for widespread and systematic inequality.
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"I've been very clear from the beginning that I'm against systematic oppression," he told CSN Chicago.
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So what you would need is unannounced inspections, and also systematic surveillance testing the finished drugs.
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In 44 years of investigating animal cruelty, he said, he had never seen such systematic brutality.
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This dominance is exercised in part through violence including systematic rape and the threat of rape.
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No other humanities discipline demonstrates this systematic neglect of most of the civilizations in its domain.
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Two out of three had no systematic way to recruit qualified staff and vet new hires.
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There are signs of a systematic lack of representation of women in the U.N., they added.
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After he came to TSA in July, Neffenger discovered "systematic problems" in training and equipment use.
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Next Afshar led E.R. through relaxation, visualization, and breathing exercises, and a technique called systematic desensitization.
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One man reported systematic beating and rape; others witnessed people being starved to death or shot.
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Auditors perform systematic evaluations of data, records, statements, or performance for a legal or other purpose.
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The 911 call caused security forces to begin a systematic sweep and clearing of the hospital.
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The replicas are like a systematic exploration of all the possible ways to distort Michelangelo's design.
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That's because no systematic reporting requirement was included in the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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Al-Baghdadi personally promoted and participated in the systematic rape of women who ISIS considered nonbelievers.
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In this case, the polls all pointed in the same direction, suggesting systematic, not random, effects.
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But even looking at more incremental, smaller events demonstrates that the issue is a systematic one.
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What we'd like to do now is make it systematic and planned across the whole continent.
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On Monday, an election supervisory agency dismissed claims of systematic cheating, citing a lack of evidence.
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Rise is a non-profit organization that advocates for systematic legal protections for sexual assault survivors.
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Inside Zimbabwe, his government waged a campaign of systematic land theft and eradication of white farmers.
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"Systematic" is another term used to describe trading that utilizes computer models more than human insight.
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Key to the sustained systematic violence was the refusal of law enforcement to enforce the law.
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And few have come forward to call out any type of systematic bias on Wall Street.
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Its conclusion is that we simply don't know enough, because there haven't been any "systematic" studies.
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It's a result of years of battlefield leadership, systematic reflection and redesign of care delivery processes.
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Is a white, middle-class English guy into a rap album about systematic American racism pretentious?
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A host of careful studies has found systematic barriers to women after they become professional economists.
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The crimes involved were noted for their "sheer scale and systematic cruelty," the presiding judge said.
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In recent years, the show has come under fire for its seeming systematic marginalization of women.
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Just ask Mr. Trump, who has employed systematic dodging for decades, according to a Times investigation.
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To determine the quality of each, we used a tool to evaluate systematic reviews called AMSTAR.
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"The Russian government interfered in the 2016 presidential election in sweeping and systematic fashion," they wrote.
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GERMANY'S FINANCIAL REGULATOR BAFIN SEES NO SYSTEMATIC RISK FOR FINANCIAL SECTOR DUE TO CORONAVIRUS - HANDELSBLATT NEWSPAPER
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But neither leader has called this for what it is: the systematic killings of political activists.
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"That was the recipe for [Monday's] … 'crash' in US equities, and it is a systematic problem."
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Indeed, conservative groups are engaged in a systematic effort to impose political standards on higher education.
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Her analysis of systematic lying and the danger it presents to factual truths is urgently relevant.
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Sexual harassment lawsuits are one area where this systematic bias appears; racial discrimination lawsuits are another.
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There has even been a systematic review of the many studies of these types of biases.
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The two failed drugs tests were not part of a systematic doping scheme, the panel said.
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His dissent, over 100 pages long, points to Cooper's possible innocence and to systematic police misconduct.
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In 2007, a systematic review demonstrated that doctors were ignorant of the costs of prescription drugs.
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At that time, we did not know that she was going through regular and systematic torture.
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"In just 10 months, I have taken a systematic and deliberate transformation of TSA," Neffenger said.
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In the short term after smoking pot, a 2007 systematic review found, lung function actually improved.
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And it was used by Lenin and Stalin to justify the systematic murder of Soviet dissidents.
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The percentage of black-owned farms has declined about 90 percent, mostly because of systematic racism.
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Jesus was not a systematic theologian; that work was left largely to St. Paul and others.
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Egyptian Copts, who are about 10 percent of the population, have long complained of systematic discrimination.
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But people who have escaped from the camps tell of the systematic torture that happens inside.
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What followed was systematic and wholesale reformative change by lawmakers once these abuses came to light.
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That's nothing compared to the systematic efforts to, among other things, quash work on climate change.
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The Times newspaper said on Wednesday that Russia had undertaken systematic doping in swimming for years.
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"With any type of systematic thwarting of the law, you're flirting with disaster," Professor Henning said.
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It's already time to prepare our defenses for the 2018 elections in an organized systematic way.
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It would also help stanch the systematic disenfranchisement of people of color, who are disproportionately incarcerated.
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"DOJ already has in its hands the roadmap to systematic impropriety on Wall Street," Angelides wrote.
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Rohingya are still fleeing because of "systematic" if lower-intensity persecution and violence there, Zeid said.
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You have to just do the basics of creating a systematic company that ... and they haven't.
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This requires patient and systematic reform and steering, which is why Duterte is relying on seasoned technocrats.
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And just like any good conspiracy theory, the systematic disenfranchisement of white guys makes it to Hollywood.
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This crackdown on dissent has taken place alongside systematic efforts to destroy the Cambodia National Rescue Party.
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Those who carry out systematic observations can contribute some useful knowledge about Martian weather and surface conditions.
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But players responded that a few pardons wouldn't fix the systematic injustices that NFL players were protesting.
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"The limitation in doing that is that there could be systematic differences between those kids," Posner said.
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"I'd put in that category: if I saw systematic discrimination being ratified in some fashion," Obama said.
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"I believe a systematic effort should be undertaken so that Russia feels pain for this," Sessions said.
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"I do think there is some regulatory excess there that could use a systematic rethink," Pugliaresi said.
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If there aren't some significant departures and significant systematic changes, it's just going to be a lie.
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"The [death was the] result of the systematic offer of food which was not suitable," he argued.
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Our investigation shed light on the systematic abuse and even the alleged murder of children by nuns.
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The military has reportedly burned entire villages, massacred men, women, and children, and engaged in systematic rape.
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Activists believe the death toll is far higher and accuse police or systematic cover-ups and executions.
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I only found three recent systematic reviews on the use of mindfulness and meditation practices in schools.
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Henrietta Hill, a lawyer to the inquiry, said there were "allegations of widespread and systematic sexual abuse".
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Amnesty International says the army's "callous and systematic campaign of violence" may be a crime against humanity.
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Such is the undemocratic gamesmanship at work in the legislature's systematic efforts to cling to partisan power.
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On Wednesday, President Trump signed a bill into law aimed at protecting athletes from systematic sexual abuse.
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First, our investigation found that the Russian government interfered in our election in sweeping and systematic fashion.
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Opposition activists have suffered from a campaign of "systematic torture", according to the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission.
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To execute share trades on its own account, a bank must register as a "systematic internaliser" (SI).
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Until now, it had no knowledge of systematic violations in Greece, Novartis said, according to the paper.
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The paper involved a systematic review of nine studies on the topic of sexual activity and athleticism.
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It is well known that the systematic abuse extended far beyond the homes the Commission is investigating.
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In the past, unions sometimes shied away from knocking down systematic injustices, especially with regard to race.
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But in these days of computers and algorithms, there are more systematic approaches to beating the market.
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"They were willing to engage in a systematic cover-up of the entire matter," he told ESPN.
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But I think it will also require sort of a more systematic and calculated and calibrated approach.
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ProPublica's analysis found significant systematic racial bias, even though race was not among the specific factors considered.
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That is why you sometimes hear that countries running systematic trade surpluses live off their trade partners.
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There would have to be a systematic marshaling of evidence and convincing argumentation for that to happen.
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The lawsuit alleged systematic discrimination by Airbnb hosts, enabled by various design choices made by the company.
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Experts reckon that no previous war has witnessed such widespread, systematic targeting of hospitals and medical workers.
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The NIH must also conduct systematic reviews of all areas of research in which animals are used.
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Groww lets its users invest in mutual funds, including systematic investment planning (SIP) and equity-linked savings.
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On science, we're going to continue the systematic program of operating and building new frontier research facilities.
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There's enough research about e-cigarettes to have warranted a number of systematic reviews and meta-analyses.
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We're campaigning for solutions to stop this systematic corruption from sweeping across our cities, towns and communities.
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Groff's answer sounds like the mantra we should all be telling ourselves as we encounter systematic sexism.
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"During my career, I've done a lot of work on systematic errors that people make," Kahneman said.
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Dal Sasso performed a painstaking and systematic analysis, fragment by fragment, to recompose and position the bones.
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The systematic destruction of immigrant families by the Trump administration is composed of thousands of such outrages.
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He also flagged the systematic strategies that have fueled the rally by riding the price momentum higher.
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America's shockingly huge and systematic trade deficits with China are a political issue of the highest order.
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The government also denied the allegations in the HRW report and again dismissed charges of systematic torture.
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Evidence-Based Dentistry either publishes systematic reviews or summarizes reviews from other organizations, like the Cochrane Collaboration.
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It was his online survey, conducted in 2009, that generated the first systematic overview of linguistic virtuosity.
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"A lot of these systematic things are linked to us not seeing enough women in leadership roles."
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Facebook was proud of this, and soon its systematic approach to growth was copied throughout Silicon Valley.
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It's not saying, "Oh I don't experience struggle with my body," but it's in a systematic way.
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"Type design is a very systematic process by nature," says Jeroen Krielaars, creator of Mobilo and Franchise.
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It's going to be impossible to know how many in total unless there is a systematic review.
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The main cause for this oft-desperate situation has been their state's systematic slashing of subsidized tuition.
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Beijing's final solution to the Xinjiang problem Uyghurs in Xinjiang and elsewhere in China face systematic persecution.
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What little is known about what happens inside points to systematic physical and psychological torture, and indoctrination.
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While some companies have well-defined systematic approaches to FX hedging, others employ substantial discretion, analysts said.
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"The beauty of digital health is being able to decipher this in a systematic way," Angelides said.
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It was also novel, a systematic effort by whites to help rid other whites of their prejudices.
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I bury my disappointment in the annual Joshua tree bird count, because counting is systematic and therapeutic.
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The systematic rape of Yazidi women and girls eventually became deeply enmeshed in the group's radical theology.
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Most accidents today do not result from systematic aircraft flaws that would justify grounding an entire fleet.
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In some cases, this will necessitate counter-bias algorithms that hunt for and correct subtle, systematic discrimination.
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"The Tamimi family has to learn, the hard way, that such systematic provocations" come at great cost.
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Her views were changed, she said, when she saw the systematic arrangement of the feather-like branches.
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He wanted more order, a systematic language full of possibilities, as in the tonal system's glory days.
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But Trump had — and has — at his disposal something that Democrats simply don't: organized, systematic propaganda broadcasters.
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But when you single out the most rigorous systematic reviews, empirical support for pay for performance evaporates.
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Using antacids during pregnancy is linked to asthma in offspring, a systematic review of research has found.
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More than 100 of his precise, systematic daguerreotypes are here, their silver surfaces glistening under pin lights.
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They were told that the initial prospects were good, and he fought the cancer sufferer's systematic fight.
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"I've had to preside over the systematic dismantling of the system," says the fire chief, Dan Stephens.
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But a systematic review concluded that dextromethorphan was about as good as honey at reducing cough frequency.
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The first was a systematic review conducted by the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy.
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Economists had the tools and the inclination to provide systematic answers to questions facing policymakers and regulators.
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Inhumane conditions and systematic abuses are evidenced in countless reports and in accounts from formerly detained migrants.
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Only with systematic and wholesale criminal-justice reform will black and brown people have equality in court.
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So as I said at the beginning, the G.O.P. has become a systematic enabler of terrorism. Why?
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He taught me that the systematic approach I studied in theology was applicable to economics as well.
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" The accusation claims the President has "openly violated the Constitution" and displayed "systematic violation of human rights.
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His report concluded that the Russian government interfered in the 2016 election in "sweeping and systematic fashion."
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"We know that systematic rapes have taken place, and that they are still taking place," Clooney said.
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So many have been done that there are several systematic reviews gathering these studies into various domains.
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But the prevalence of systematic sexual abuse of boys in Afghanistan has been a problem for generations.
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WADA, the global regulator of drugs in sports, commissioned numerous investigations into systematic Russian doping last year.
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Groww allows users to invest in mutual funds, including systematic investment planning (SIP) and equity-linked savings.
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Other factors contributing to their underperformance in 2017 included energy and systematic trades, according to the letter.
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"Bork" became a verb in the dictionary, meaning to obstruct "through systematic defamation or vilification" (The Hill).
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An official says White House adviser Stephen Miller is orchestrating a 'near-systematic purge' of Homeland Security.
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"The play" is AT&T's integration and the systematic dismantling of decades-old walls at Time Warner.
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Human rights groups say Duterte's anti-drugs crackdown had led to systematic executions and police cover-ups.
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The International Olympic Committee barred Russia from the 2018 Winter Games in South Korea over systematic doping.
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The habit—it's almost systematic—of looking at the Arab world as just one culturally homogeneous block.
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"Sisi's government is running a systematic torture system that probably amounts to crimes against humanity," he continued.
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So as I said at the beginning, the G.O.P. has become a systematic enabler of terrorism. Why?
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Alarmed, health officials began a systematic effort to bring up vaccination rates and halt the disease's spread.
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As yet, though, there's no single institution that really embodies the new questions, let alone systematic answers.
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It is comically plausible, and concretely evoked; the surrealism lies in the systematic elaboration of the image.
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This blatant and systematic attack on the rule of law is what I call a coup d'état.
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They're fitting mediums for these systematic drawing guides, which emphasize repetition and accuracy over exploration or expression.
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Elder abusers use a systematic application of fear and alienation to mask their lies and financial wrongdoing.
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And when he does touch the political, it's never in any systematic way; there's no unified theory.
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You people have already heard the same words I have: systematic prejudice, racism, fear, blah blah blah.
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These researchers built up a repository of high-quality "systematic reviews," most notably through the Cochrane Collaboration.
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The report also revealed that Egypt's National Security Agency engaged in systematic, widespread torture and extrajudicial killings.
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"While I'm enjoying all of this unprecedented — and, frankly, a little bit uncomfortable — attention and personal success, in large part due to my activism off the field, Colin Kaepernick is still effectively banned from the NFL for kneeling during the national anthem in protest of known and systematic police brutality against people of color, known and systematic racial injustice, and known and systematic white supremacy," she said after accepting an award for being one of Glamour magazine's women of the year.
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Russian authorities have acknowledged transgressions but have repeatedly denied the existence of a systematic state-sponsored doping program.
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America is a painfully divided nation, and without wide systematic changes in the election process, nothing will change.
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"At this point I don't have a best candidate of a systematic effect that's been overlooked," he said.
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Both West and Kardashian have met with the president multiple times to support the step toward systematic reform.
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Men, bravely, boldly casting off the yolk of their systematic oppression by raising a glass of shitty wine?
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The IOC has called it an "unprecedented systematic manipulation" of the anti-doping rules and system in Russia.
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The first, the Oswald commission, looked into evidence of systematic manipulation of doping samples at the Sochi Games.
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"Regulators want to make sure new products don't pose a systematic risk, those are good causes," Farrokhnia said.
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All of these things can be more systematic, and if you do that then you've got a chance.
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Instead, focus on consistently adding to your portfolio over time, whether in lump sums or smaller systematic increments.
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Bloomberg reports that Google is currently fighting a U.S. Department of Labor lawsuit alleging systematic discrimination against women.
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Hindawi said a board investigation found no systematic terminations, and he said the company had lost no customers.
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Some big companies, and also some governments, are now trying to solve security problems in a systematic way.
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" This systematic review finds reducing saturated fat intake has "a small but potentially important reduction in cardiovascular risk.
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The scathing report details a "systematic" cover-up by church officials in six of the state's eight dioceses.
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Duque denies the killings since 2016 are part of a systematic plan to eliminate activists or community leaders.
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The Macron spokesman referred to the two news outlets' "systematic desire to issue fake news and false information".
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They argue that it was a systematic killing rather than an unfortunate side effect of poorly executed policy.
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But opponents say the vote was marred by systematic fraud and have taken to the streets to protest.
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IPM oversees $5.1 billion in assets, and the Massachusetts fund is investing in its IPM Systematic Macro Strategy.
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This change also reflects the unprecedented systematic crisis that has emerged in contemporary capitalist economic and political systems.
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"He continues to put out this fiction that there's widespread systematic discrimination against Muslim-Americans," Mr. Rubio said.
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But then people have not come together to say: why the continuous and systematic killing of young men?
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With a scattered display of objects and cryptic legal documents, Rowland illustrates a long history of systematic racism.
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This creates the conditions for systematic human rights violations, for the repression and deaths we're seeing right now.
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We have to curb the power of money in our politics and end the systematic attempts at disenfranchisement.
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Serb forces subsequently dug up the bodies and scattered them in a systematic effort to conceal the crime.
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They are fleeing systematic violence from the Burmese army and armed mobs of Rakhines, another local ethnic group.
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The alternative investment firm named Fabian Dori as quantitative strategist and portfolio manager within its systematic trading group.
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When you look at the systematic plots and subplots about this show that very much mirrors The Wire.
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Dr. Rodchenkov has cooperated with both antidoping officials and criminal authorities in their investigations of Russia's systematic doping.
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What needs to happen is a systematic reduction in the size and scope of the federal safety net.
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There's also a systematic violation of Dominican laws, our sovereignty and identity, principles that we shouldn't negotiate with.
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It described the cyberattacks as "systematic and continual" but said the attackers had not been successful so far.
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I think the industry hit primetime in the First World War, with the invention of systematic propaganda techniques.
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Lenders in Europe have been less systematic than their U.S. peers in announcing provisions, analyst and investors said.
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Accordingly, we can confirm that there is no systematic selling by banks who participated in QNB syndicated loans.
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However, those searches would have to be carried out in a systematic way through behavioral analysis, he added.
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A number of systematic reviews of the research have come to pretty consistent conclusions that plain packaging works.
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Specifically, he pointed to Israel's "systematic" process of expanding settlements, which he said "is eroding" prospects for peace.
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The systematic review was extensive, examining 141 prospective cohort studies published in 21995 countries between 22017 and 2290.
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A third aspect of ungovernability is the systematic corruption of constitutional norms, making political processes haphazard or arbitrary.
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So this is not the first time European competition authorities are linking systematic data-collection with antitrust concerns.
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We create research evidence when we apply systematic scientific methods to address a stated hypothesis, question, or problem.
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"Unfortunately, this contract seems to be further evidence of systematic weakness in FEMA's contracting process," the letter reads.
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Everyone should be outraged by these systematic war crimes and do whatever they can to make them stop.
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A report published by the World Anti-Doping Agency in November accused Russia of systematic state-sponsored doping.
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The training and indoctrination of the recruits became more rigorous and systematic at that time, Mr. Islam said.
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Innovation around specific problems, instead of effort to address health systems' systematic weaknesses, often works contrary to expectation.
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So we have to be very systematic about surveying the sky, and we can't leave any patch undone.
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In their lawsuit, they alleged the Webster Parish School District engaged in a systematic, official promotion of religion.
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A CHR report three years later confirmed the "systematic practice of extrajudicial killings" by the Davao Death Squad.
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There is credible evidence that systematic attacks with significant involvement of hostile foreign sources have begun against Sens.
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VW has seen a raft of engine experts depart since admitting to systematic emissions cheating in Sept. 2015.
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" Mueller wrote in the report that Russians interfered in the 2016 elections in a "sweeping and systematic fashion.
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Russian authorities have acknowledged transgressions but have repeatedly denied the existence of a systematic state-sponsored doping programme.
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"The evidence of systematic race discrimination during jury selection in this case is undeniable," wrote Judge John Allen.
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In recent years, however, church officials have made efforts to provide a systematic approach to oversight and accountability.
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Further, the systematic theft of intellectual property allows Beijing to develop capabilities cheaper and faster than ever before.
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She says she's systematic about searching for them in a monthly audit of her own credit card bills.
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There is no glory in defeat, only four more years of systematic undermining of environmental and political institutions.
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"Francis is carrying forward a systematic counter-narration with respect to the narrative of fear," the two wrote.
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But we have to do it is a systematic way, reducing the demand, and not just the supply.
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Russia has been accused of running a state-backed, systematic doping program for years, an allegation Moscow denies.
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It was systematic and strategic, and President Trump was a tool for the Russians at a specific time.
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In other respects, indexing lags far behind systematic tax management as it gets no benefit from loss harvesting.
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" Second, "a demonizing intellectual discourse" that holds that "Zionism is racism" and pursues the "systematic Nazification of Israel.
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We must maintain continuous, systematic monitoring of all of ISIS's online activities, and create new online content quickly.
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"There is a clear and systematic pattern of abuse here," said Tirana Hassan, Amnesty International's Crisis Response Director.
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Russian athletes are banned from competing for their country at the Games due to allegations of systematic doping.
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So the Trump team has to build a longer range, more systematic plan, without suffocating Trump's improvisational essence.
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The message to Beijing is clear: Washington will no longer overlook China's systematic efforts to acquire American technology.
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You need to develop a roster in a systematic way in hopes of one day competing with them.
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Critics accused Maduro's government of arbitrary detentions and the systematic use of torture against dissidents and military officers.
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Clearly, our country needs a greater systematic effort in the realms of public health, the government and industry.
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International law is clear: The systematic use of indiscriminate weapons in densely populated areas is a war crime.
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But his documents did not lie: They revealed decades of systematic and lethal deception by the tobacco industry.
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A systematic review published a year ago examined how school start delays affect students' sleep and other outcomes.
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"The Trump administration has made itself complicit in systematic war crimes," said Kenneth Roth of Human Rights Watch.
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So it's inherently uncredible that the Saudis would act in any systematic way to keep prices artificially high.
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A march was also planned for Thursday afternoon to protest the systematic violence against women in the country.
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Human rights watchdogs have documented systematic torture, starvation, and forced labor in North Korean prisons for many years.
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In recent years, the church has been in a prolonged crisis around sexual abuse and systematic cover-ups.
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"He opened my eyes to systematic, quant, get-the-human-element-out style of investing," Mr. Stern said.
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Sheffer's account of the "program of systematic child killing" that grew out of this mind-set is chilling.
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They have refused to take their historic responsibility for the systematic looting of art from their Jewish citizens.
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But anecdotal accounts like O'Leary's are not borne out in more systematic studies of the A.P.'s impact.
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Another systematic review that looked at interventions focusing only on drug ordering found similar results, with similar caveats.
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Some eureka moments present insights that are in need of more systematic elaboration before they can be implemented.
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"If you are engaged in systematic blood manipulation, you are deliberately trying to cheat the system," Cobb noted.
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Look, the types of changes that Iran will require are systematic, and they're not going to happen overnight.
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And so far, there has been a resistance by the more powerful factions toward making those systematic reforms.
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Some politicians have proposed more systematic changes, such as free public college, removing the need for loans entirely.
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Christopher Caldwell President Trump presents a problem to those who look at politics in terms of systematic ideologies.
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New database software was introduced, as well as systematic checks for doctors and nurses to enforce data collection.
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These North Korean hackers have carried out a systematic effort to target financial institutions all over the world.
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That truth has been obvious to many observers; Truman Bewley made a systematic survey to confirm the point.
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And they knew that for the economic situation to improve something more systematic must take place than protests.
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A 2005 systematic review in the International Journal of Cancer pooled the results of six case-control studies.
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"The Russian Government interfered in the 2016 presidential election in sweeping and systematic fashion," the Mueller report concluded.
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A systematic review published just months ago showed how various phases of flooding and storm disasters affect health.
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Such acts are "systematic and widespread... abuses of international human rights law and humanitarian law," the report said.
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We're in Myanmar and China, eluding government monitors to investigate the systematic persecution of the Rohingya and Uighurs.
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On one hand, the irregularity of analyst days makes it tough to develop systematic trading strategies for them.
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A 2014 systematic review placed direct and indirect costs of GERD to be $15-20 billion per year.
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The testimony this year depicted a grim universe of underemployment, marginalization, miscasting and systematic harassment at France Télécom.
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Is the media too omnipresent to allow a systematic campaign of hatred and violence against any minority group?
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Hunger bullying is a weapon in the North, systematic, not simply a natural outcome of state-run economies.
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He said Metro wasn't following its own procedures about track inspections and blamed systematic failures for the derailment.
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What we're calling for is sustainable and systematic change to the experience of women and girls in America.
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Quest is a systematic macro hedge fund - so called because it bets on macroeconomic events across asset classes.
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In a 2015 systematic review, the research arm of Britain's National Health Service gave art therapy mixed results.
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"This will create accountability and improved training and oversight to ensure these changes are meaningful, systematic and longstanding."
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Its rapid expansion has propelled regulators to place it under increased scrutiny to prevent potential systematic financial risks.
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"We believe your system, in this case, was us — and we were far from systematic," the letter reads.
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According to the legal scholar Patrick Weil, this process was so far from systematic as to be scattershot.
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What we're witnessing is a systematic rejection of longstanding American values — the values that actually made America great.
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And it hasn't been easy to study pay discrimination in a systematic way, because data has been sparse.
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A systematic review by the Cochrane Collaboration found that it was helpful in doing so, but only modestly.
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He co-authored a systematic review of all kratom literature related to mental health from 22008 to 22009.
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Today, however, we have sharply polarized parties organized around systematic ideological conflict, and so the system doesn't work.
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Banlaoi said the recruitment effort by the pro-Islamic State remnants led by Najib was "massive and systematic".
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Studies of satellite imagery since 2014 have revealed recent systematic looting at sites in Syria, large and small.
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He says researcher blind spots and "systematic biases" cloud most of the "alcohol is good for you!" conclusions.
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"The Ministry strongly condemns the systematic campaign aimed at questioning the purpose of (Abshar) services," the statement said.
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Rather than obsessing about Trump's outrageous tweets, we should focus on the more systematic ways he threatens our democracy.
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The past two decades have seen civil war, mass killings, systematic gang-rape and a vile scramble for loot.
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Belgium's Philippe Lamberts: (All yes or no questions.)Will Facebook promise "systematic" and "public" transparency on all electoral campaigns?
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But an urgent trade consultation with countries running large and systematic trade surpluses with the U.S. is long overdue.
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From Porowski's elaborate cooking sessions to Berk's systematic house dismantling, there's simply so much we didn't get to see.
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"Politics as a practice…has always been the systematic organisation of hatreds," wrote Henry Adams, a 19th-century historian.
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Unsurprisingly, I've noticed that experienced founders tend to be more systematic in the tactics they employ to raise capital.
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" But, she added, "What I haven't seen is a wide scale systematic approach of combing databases for mass deportations.
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The systematic destruction of human dignity is painful to witness, but in "Aferim!" it's just a fact of life.
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As groups grow, the need for systematic rules becomes greater; unlearnable in-group-speak with random variation won't do.
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