We keep talking about systemic racism, but systemic racism is still personal.
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PED use in baseball is a systemic issue, and demands a systemic solution.
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It is part of a systemic reality, and as such, it needs large-scale systemic solutions.
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It's also about pursuing very basic problems with the dominant ideology, like patriarchy or systemic racism or systemic sexism.
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I want to move forward, out of things that imply fixity, that imply resolution, that are not systemic answers, systemic responses.
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Systemic problems demand systemic solutions -- and voters expect all 2020 presidential candidates to have robust plans to address this pervasive issue.
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There has never been a century that has not had a systemic war — a systemic war, meaning when the entire system convulses.
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We were promised systemic, hard evidence of systemic, sustained, furtive collusion that not only interfered with our election process but indeed dictated the electoral outcome.
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Because of the tremendous costs associated with systemic crises, it is paramount that we continue to study how to model financial contagion and measure systemic risk.
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It's about "being aware of systemic injustice and systemic inequality," Phoebe Maltz Bovy, the author of the recently published book "The Perils of 'Privilege,' " told me.
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She attained her master's in Clinical Psychology and Systemic Family Therapy in 2013 from Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) in Munich and became a Systemic Family Therapist.
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It offers yet another reminder that workplace sexual harassment is often a systemic problem requiring systemic solutions, and that getting rid of individual perpetrators isn't always enough.
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"The reality is, the problem is systemic, and we have to address it at a systemic level," said Rory Gerberg, also a consultant whose clients include technology companies.
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The document shows that the EU presidency wants to end this automatic inclusion, moving in line with U.S. rules, which do not discriminate between systemic and non-systemic lenders.
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The bad news is that they shy away from thinking about systemic racism as a phenomenon that is genuinely systemic, that structures every aspect of how society is organized.
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"I mean, we were promised systemic, hard evidence of systemic, sustained, furtive collusion that not only interfered with our election process but indeed dictated the electoral outcome," Conway said.
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VA's problems with access to care for veterans are systemic in nature and, although a strong leader is required to correct systemic problems, stability in leadership is required as well.
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The auditors recommended banks be checked against a wider range of systemic risks, but the EBA said its test "cannot cover all systemic risks, but focuses on the most important ones".
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Let's be clear - we're not talking systemic risk here.
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They occur routinely on factory farms — they're systemic problems.
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Because hiring new POC staff to rectify racist systemic policies will create additional emotional labor for them, shifts in administration must be accompanied by in-depth yearly training on undoing systemic racism.
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Nearly 63 million Americans elected a president who rejects the idea that there is a systemic war against black people and accepts the idea that there is a systemic war against cops.
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In his view, the behavioral tendency of wanting to get rich quickly leads to a systemic overpricing of popular, low-quality stocks and a systemic underpricing of the boring, higher-quality companies.
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In Russia, parties are defined as "systemic opposition" and "non-systemic opposition," according to current political parlance, with the former being opposition in name, but in fact backing Mr. Putin on most matters.
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"Leverage has increased and credit risk is higher than 2010, but we see loan systemic risk as substantially lower than in 2007 and moreover don't see loans as a systemic risk," she added.
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"This show is a part of a series that look at the roots of systemic racism through the documentation of legislation and politics that has helped sustain systemic racism," Fuller explains to Creators.
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Banks under $100 billion were immediately relieved of systemic status.
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"This is what systemic oppression does to people," I thought.
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First, Sanders believes Wall Street is already a systemic problem.
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This is not an isolated case, but a systemic issue.
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I think they recognize there's a broad, systemic change happening.
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Abrams said the election was marred by systemic voter suppression.
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"We need a systemic fix to really protect whistleblowers," Rep.
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Chyna's incensed and feels she's the victim of systemic racism.
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"I do think there's a systemic risk there," Wright says.
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Other observers said the outbreak is more about systemic failure.
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When shareholders lose money, that almost never has systemic consequences.
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The likelihood of systemic risk is still low, Martin said.
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This superficiality is, of course, part of a systemic problem.
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"This segment is the victim of systemic discrimination," Mendez said.
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BUT DO YOU SEE IT AS A GLOBAL SYSTEMIC RISK?
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We need systemic change so that we can live free.
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Like "systemic racism," I want to hear those real words.
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Caste discrimination, while less systemic today, continues to blight society.
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Sexual harassment, misconduct, assault, and violence is a systemic disease.
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Joking about big dick energy does not reinforce systemic sexism.
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This is a systemic problem and it's a global problem.
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Racial, economic & social injustice must be addressed with systemic change.
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These truly are shared experiences, and it's a systemic issue.
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His investigation has found systemic failures within the state department.
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Without systemic reform, individual injustices will continue to pile up.
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Although true, that statement also reveals a deeper, systemic problem.
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Today, Wall Street continues to be riddled with systemic risks.
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And is it even possible to fix this systemic problem?
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But we are confident there will be no systemic risks.
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And it'll happen in a much larger and systemic fashion.
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In this instance, systemic racism works in a gendered way.
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Massive problems requiring systemic change way beyond just beating Trump.
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They overindulged in wars and tax cuts and systemic deregulation.
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Unpaid internships create systemic inequality while paid internships foster opportunity.
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Reunite my family and all those shattered by systemic discrimination.
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Together, they provided WADA with credible evidence of systemic cheating.
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That means that even systemic problems rarely come to light.
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The problem is systemic and is reaching almost epidemic proportions.
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I was a principal coauthor, determined to solve systemic problems.
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His work focuses on systemic risk, capital flows and investment.
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We absolutely need to have systemic change and legislative change.
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It also mirrors Bradesco's ample size and domestic systemic importance.
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Are algorithmic biases a reflection of our society's systemic problems?
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But while fintech promises much, it also poses systemic risks.
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Instead, both indigenous activists and police point to systemic vulnerability.
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We just perpetuate systemic racism and sexism by accident. Oops.
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The systemic threat posed by a few, including JPMorgan, decreased.
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This systemic racism is why prison reform is necessary today.
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They did not recognize that it was a systemic threat.
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I feel like systemic change is possible at this moment.
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We must confront systemic racism and police violence head on.
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It points to a larger systemic problem within correctional facilities.
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Medicare for all, in the end, means fundamental systemic change.
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You don't solve a systemic problem by erasing a test.
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We then suffered a systemic financial crisis of unprecedented magnitude.
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At some point, there also has to be systemic support.
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Systemic risk cannot be held by the private sector alone.
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"And it's systemic racism at the end of the day."
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How does a company tackle systemic racism in four hours?
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Fools and idiots abound, but demonic, systemic evil does not.
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Such action could have systemic ramifications for the trading system.
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But there is another explanation, both simpler and more systemic.
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Those syringes are a symptom of a broader, systemic issue.
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Its quickness limits the systemic risk that a bubble poses.
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There are many systemic reasons why black franchisees are struggling.
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The Titus Bill ignored the systemic problems within the board.
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Replacing CCPs also would appear to affect systemic risk considerations.
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There's a question whether these funds are a systemic risk.
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Those arrangements have historically fueled Brazil's culture of systemic corruption.
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However, for the average person, Sacramento represents systemic political failure.
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Perhaps the dreams of systemic reform are simply that — dreams.
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Again, like I said about Harvey, what are systemic problems?
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But beyond source reduction, there is no real systemic plan.
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The PSO has been implicated in systemic human rights abuses.
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In order to properly combat influenza infection, the cytokines and chemokines produced by the innate immune cells in the lungs become systemic—that is, they enter the bloodstream, and contribute to these systemic symptoms.
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In order to properly combat influenza infection, the cytokines and chemokines produced by the innate immune cells in the lungs become systemic -- that is, they enter the bloodstream, and contribute to these systemic symptoms.
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"Credit markets are clearly taking note of the systemic risk, and it is certainly unwise to minimize such risks since systemic fears, once in place, can be self-fulfilling and difficult to reverse," Himmelberg added.
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It was smaller than Bankia and never posed a systemic risk.
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The other way stress affects appearance is more complicated and systemic.
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It's systemic concerns over technology transfers, intellectual property and cyber security.
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And that systemic inequality is only compounded in crisis situations. Aug.
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Systemic means belonging to or affecting the system as a whole.
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And as a society, we're astonishingly passive about their systemic abuse.
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At the end of the day, this is a systemic issue.
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This is a systemic rot, not merely a few bad apples.
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That's systemic and I think that's going to be really difficult.
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Still others denied that there was any systemic problem at all.
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The Fed has already eased some requirements for smaller systemic banks.
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STEVE SCHWARZMAN: Andrew, I look at this as a systemic problem.
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Harassment is systemic and it's pervasive and it has to end.
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ESMA said the shortfall at BME Clearing had no systemic impact.
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But that systemic gender inequality doesn't stop at the director's chair.
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But the attendees I spoke with say the problem is systemic.
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And glosses over problems that are systemic to Facebook's ad platform.
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That, Szalai says, can help companies conceal systemic problems or wrongdoing.
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It also comes to things like the systemic racism of Hollywood.
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Systemic barriers to funding, resources, and directing opportunities underscore this reality.
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Systemic risk buffers have been applied in some other EU economies.
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This is about systemic racism in America — and particularly police brutality.
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This is a systemic phenomenon empowered by an environment of lawlessness.
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However, systemic issues also create a barrier for black medical students.
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He founded Feedback to fight these policies on a systemic level.
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It's the music industry's turn to unite against systemic sexual abuse.
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The Labor Department is separately investigating systemic pay discrimination at Google.
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Any systemic changes you think could help fight the opioid crisis?
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Considering failure in Cities: Skylines, then, means thinking about systemic failure.
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After all, who promised "hard evidence of systemic, sustained, furtive collusion"?
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This may reduce overall growth and increase systemic and idiosyncratic risk.
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Systemic change typically only happens when workers organize and make demands.
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DO YOU SEE ANY SYSTEMIC RISK IN THE MARKET RIGHT NOW?
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But Russia's systemic doping has proved the need for further reform.
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But-- if you get something systemic, you've got a big problem.
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Clinton, that there is systemic racism and sexism that foster inequality?
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These are signs of the systemic failure of the open society.
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But Mr. Trump's election poses a new systemic and strategic risk.
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This will only be possible when systemic, discriminatory barriers are dismantled.
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A sampling of the reports shows how systemic bias plays out.
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The very good reason for why you wouldn't want a systemic
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However, the authorities are in a position to prevent systemic defaults.
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"This is therefore particularly the case for systemic institutions," Angeloni added.
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Italy isn't the only European country with 'a systemic banking crisis'
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This is crucial to understanding America's remaining struggles with systemic racism.
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That's systemic behavior for which a chief executive is ultimately responsible.
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Real reform would threaten the systemic corruption on which Putinism rests.
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Other systemic shocks have led to brief jumps in cash demand.
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But that's at best a partial answer to a systemic crisis.
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They talked about systemic issues, like gentrification, schooling, and income inequality.
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Protests, debates over free speech, and claims of systemic racism continue.
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FRENCH FINANCE MINISTER LE MAIRE SAYS FACEBOOK'S LIBRA RAISES SYSTEMIC RISKS
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As ladies, we live with systemic sexism on a daily basis.
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"I don't know how you deal with systemic irresponsibility," she answered.
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"For me, these aren't just systemic issues," Clinton told the audience.
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But the problems appear systemic, tied to human nature and economics.
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These intermittent changes have fallen far short of a systemic overhaul.
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Many current presidential candidates have proposed policies to address systemic barriers.
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"Systemic change is something that's very difficult to do," Ng said.
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While systemic institutional advantages favor the GOP, migration trends favor Democrats.
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There are a lot of systemic biases built into the system.
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What we know so far points toward a staggering systemic breakdown.
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It inhibits a substance called interleukin-1β, which causes systemic inflammation.
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Both of them focused on the systemic problems facing American society.
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The bottom line: There is systemic failure in the pharmaceutical market.
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Some were, and still are, based on straight-up systemic discrimination.
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Mr. Modi's solution to a systemic problem is an odd one.
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In fact, they appear to be directly linked to systemic change.
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The systemic poverty and racism America faces today was not inevitable.
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The Shift Project's report distracts from bigger, more urgent systemic problems.
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It would set a precedent and could have a systemic impact.
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He needs to understand the fundamentals before proposing radical systemic change.
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But a more systemic look at the evidence raises some doubts.
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This is where many of the systemic problems can be seen.
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Systemic failures point in one direction: They point to the leader.
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He's a marginalized figure within an authoritarian and systemic racist structure.
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Sanders's vision involves much bolder and systemic political and policy change.
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I think it's important to understand that these things are systemic – when we talk about racism, institutional racism – that these things are systemic and the systems must change if we want to really effect cultural change.
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Austria and seven other countries face a medium-term risk either from overvaluation or excessive household debt levels, a systemic risk to EU financial stability that requires regulatory attention, the European Systemic Risk Board said last month.
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The eight countries face a medium-term risk either from overvaluation or excessive household debt levels, a systemic risk to the bloc's financial stability that requires regulatory attention, the European Systemic Risk Board said in a report.
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"It's been 230 years of systemic decimation of culture, systemic decimation of a race of people who have done absolutely nothing but be here," said Jess Loudon, who is white and grew up in the Northern Territory.
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The eight countries face a medium-term risk either from overvaluation or excessive household debt levels, a systemic risk to the bloc's financial stability and requiring regulatory attention, the European Systemic Risk Board said in a report.
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"We shouldn't be the solution to a complex set of systemic problems."
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Russian said the same thing about their systemic government run doping program.
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"Our citizens are tired of the experienced, pompous, systemic politicians," he roared.
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Those are big, systemic problems, as we've outlined extensively here at Vox.
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These are systemic injustices that we've inherited from this very time period.
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Precisely who does Scaramucci believe is suffering systemic discrimination in this case?
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JT: Yeah, I think this story reveals a lot of systemic issues.
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The letter praised Buttigieg's Douglass Plan, a proposal to address systemic racism.
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Surely our tales are worthy when they're not attached to systemic victimization.
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The conversation hopes to recognize racism as a national, systemic, institutional crisis.
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You think about white wealth and it's the result of systemic racism.
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He said he believed there are better ways to address systemic inequities.
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Throughout the weekend, systemic analysis was discouraged in favor of self-care.
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We shouldn't be the solution to a complex set of systemic problems.
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Now, given China's size and systemic importance, those holes look too big.
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Systemic racism is at the root of this multi-faceted, other pipeline.
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But "What Comes Next" demonstrates that some of the weaknesses are systemic.
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A new paper on eel navigation highlights some of these systemic troubles.
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We can help, but lasting, systemic change doesn't come from the outside.
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So chances are this will require systemic changes at practically every level.
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Bank DKI is of lower systemic importance compared with large Indonesian banks.
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No, we have challenges, we have fraying, but are these things systemic?
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There is also no credible evidence of systemic voter fraud in Ohio.
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At a broader level, the entire scandal raises an interesting systemic issue.
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It's a systemic matter and you need be careful at dismantling it.
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Following the Iraq War, the ISF suffered from systemic corruption and weakness.
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But this fight has to remain about police brutality and systemic racism.
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Hidden and systemic problems do still exist, but things have definitely improved.
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Both conservatives and liberals have recognized the systemic problems in the system.
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Changing these systemic factors would, many argue, turn the obesity epidemic around.
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Virginians need him to fight systemic racism, not pass an AP exam.
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The bigger issue is the systemic divestment of women in hip-hop.
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It is not about political correctness, it is about correcting systemic exclusion.
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Just as importantly, Clinton also wants to address the larger, systemic problems.
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It has demonstrated consistent systemic bias against just one of its members.
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If any bank poses a systemic risk, it can be broken up.
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CNN talked to six women about "tech's systemic problems" with sexual harassment.
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Why isn't this systemic injustice the biggest news story in the country?
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I think the biggest systemic change would be focusing on primary care.
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Keep systemic racism on its toes and disguise your tactics pre-snap.
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The harms that have happened as a result of systemic racism compound.
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Excess growth in this area has the potential to increase systemic risks.
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The spate of accidents suggests there could be a more systemic issue.
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The United States is very far from that level of systemic corruption.
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This report updates the systemic risk indicators Fitch has published since 2005.
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We need salary transparency so we can surface and address systemic inequalities.
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But it also deals frankly with crippling poverty and systemic class issues.
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This means "systemic failure," Watts said, like the shutdown of a hospital.
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"Our grandparents failed to bring about systemic change in 1968," she said.
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This is a systemic and pervasive problem requiring immediate industry-wide action.
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The problem is long-standing and systemic, and it crosses party lines.
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But it's always too easy to conflate individual achievement with systemic change.
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He told analysts that there was no "systemic issue" in the division.
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Systemic socialists established political parties that competed for office in democratic elections.
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Systemic risk buffers have been applied in some other European Union economies.
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The real problem, he claimed, is systemic racism, directed against European-Americans.
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These programs "pose systemic and high corruption risks across Europe," she said.
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Congress fails to draw hard lines that deliver on real systemic reforms,
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Creating diverse genetic datasets will require a large systemic change, said Martin.
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This guarantees significant systemic opposition to any budget by the minority. 2.
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And I do want to take on the barriers of systemic racism.
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"We need big and systemic changes in this country," Marshall told me.
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It was the opposite of the systemic, visionary change Mr. Rubio wanted.
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What systemic vulnerabilities, for instance, with respect to cybersecurity, enabled Russia's actions?
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The game exerts some systemic pressure on you to do that eliminating.
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I'd have some real problems with that without some more systemic reform.
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In Brazil, deeply rooted racial inequality continues to be a systemic problem.
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Some of that change was systemic but most of it was random.
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The best remaining option is to tackle systemic issues from the inside.
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There are clear injustices — the legit systemic inequalities and well-documented biases.
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We have the facts: systemic racial inequality and rampant police-perpetrated killings.
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From a legal perspective, the barriers to women's economic success is systemic.
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"The report describes a systemic problem with search adequacy," Grassley's office said.
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Have I both fostered and benefited from a culture of systemic oppression?
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Instead, decide on two or three systemic changes, and stick to them.
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But of course he's just part of the industry's larger, systemic problems.
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But the more systemic the problem, the harder it is to fix.
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I'm curious about how you think of that on a systemic level.
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Google is badly in need of accountable leadership and real, systemic changes.
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They're agreeing that systemic injustice and racism are a form of sin.
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The issues of racism, class inequality, homophobia, sexism, and transphobia are systemic.
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Clinton invoked concepts like intersectionality, white privilege, implicit bias and systemic racism.
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I asked how much she thought systemic bias had affected her career.
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In August 2016, though, there was no time to address systemic problems.
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This crisis constitutes a collective and systemic failure of our academic institutions.
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"Rather than an individual problem, this is a systemic problem," he said.
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But this time the issue is not individual malfeasance; it is systemic.
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The museum said it was looking to create long-term, systemic change.
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"The problem is, he's completely unwilling to address systemic problems," she said.
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But personal experience is not a substitute for an informed, systemic approach.
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This documentary details that systemic suppression through archival footage and historical insight.
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"It's a systemic design to put these women down," Mr. Figman said.
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But do we fully understand, and condemn, the effects of systemic ableism?
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But there are also systemic issues that begin at the youth level.
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And some of it is systemic, like a dwindling Social Security pool.
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Unfortunately, though, a stick may be required to drive genuine systemic change.
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We must address this systemic alienation through community reintegration and social services.
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For one thing, we have to deal with, you know, systemic homophobia.
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But when assessing systemic risk it is the stock that matters most.
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The issue is, do these products represent some kind of systemic risk?
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Third, we need a systemic way to disseminate transnational organized crime information.
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We started talking about systemic inequality, and canceled some objectively terrible men.
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We should not be laughing at this tragedy by softening systemic protections.
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Instead, Disney wants to convince more people that systemic change is needed.
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Such measures are far too ad hoc to make a systemic difference.
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"When we look more broadly, we don't see systemic risk," he said.
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McWhorter always seems to stop short, though, of identifying more systemic problems.
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There was no persuasive evidence of systemic, deliberate mishandling of classified information.
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We denounce the systemic prosecution of advocates of sexual and religious freedom.
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These dismissals skirt around a blind spot of structural and systemic bias.
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Small amounts of alcohol may reduce systemic inflammation or combat metabolic disorders.
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The candidates ignored the issue of systemic racism, and praised law enforcement.
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While we won't know what those findings will be until next week, it seems there has been a systemic culture problem at Uber and it may indicate there is also a systemic issue with sexual harassment as well.
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It's a distinctly conservative utopia — all individual acts of charity, no systemic improvements.
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Systemic oppression gives us a shared narrative with shared values, understanding, and language.
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Systemic racism and discrimination still prevent too many Americans from fulfilling their potential.
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Without systemic change at the company, McNamee believes these problems will only continue.
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But systemic racism has taken center stage in ways unparalleled in previous elections.
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No authoritative document could overcome the deep systemic forces that produced this dispute.
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Of course, clothes can't be the answer to America's systemic racism or homophobia.
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But I'm interested in who's keeping track of the systemic implications of this.
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The difference today is that it's on a much larger and systemic scale.
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Economists have higher hopes for "macroprudential" policies: regulations designed to reduce systemic risk.
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This systemic discrimination compounds with discrimination we face in housing, education, and employment.
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It's a systemic issue that needs to be solved from the top down.
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Sunlight is always the best disinfectant, especially for when looking at systemic issues.
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At the time, Ukraine's post-Maidan hopes for deep, systemic change were fading.
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This is a systemic problem and not something for single individuals to conquer.
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Where is the line between acknowledging systemic challenges facing particular groups and pandering?
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Most analysts say that stock pledges don't pose a systemic risk right now.
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In often scathing language, the report identified systemic problems and cited detailed examples.
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Fixing all this requires systemic change, but we aren't up to the task.
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Efimova became the embodiment of the systemic doping in the Russian athletic system.
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Yet cities with deep, systemic problems still debase themselves to get tech jobs.
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AND IT IS A SYSTEM THAT IS CRITICALLY IMPORTANT WITH SOME SYSTEMIC PLAYERS.
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The sweeping new review says these anecdotes represent a systemic problem in academia.
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This weakness meant it "doesn't take much to raise systemic concerns," Nicholson explained.
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"Deutsche Bank is much bigger [than Lehman] and much more systemic," Jerram said.
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There are some buffers which they have which will prevent a systemic meltdown.
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Italy poses a systemic risk to the euro unless it can reform itself.
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"And we've got to tackle systemic racism -- this horrible shooting again," Clinton said.
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Not to mention that systemic discrimination and practices are hard to root out.
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Research on social behavior suggests lifestyle change can build momentum for systemic change.
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Specifically, it's a distraction from a deeper, systemic weakness of the Democratic Party.
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The adults, even those who have tried, have failed to make systemic change.
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The White House Correspondents' Association dinner proves that the problem is more systemic.
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BBC managers deny there is systemic gender discrimination on pay at the corporation.
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Can these kinds of laws combat huge, systemic problems like racism and sexism?
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"There has been a systemic exclusion of African-Americans," McMonagle said in court.
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Many people have raised concerns about the systemic mistreatment of players in esports.
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Long-term problems created by this country's history of systemic discrimination is another.
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Bank DKI is of lower systemic importance compared with large banks in Indonesia.
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Competing with non-systemic banks, which have a lower capital ratio, is hard.
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This kind of biased reporting is systemic, often propagated by the same offenders.
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An FBI investigation found no evidence of systemic political bias at the IRS.
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One indication of Italy's systemic importance is the very size of its economy.
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Ben & Jerry's knows a thing or two about ice cream — and systemic racism.
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The president's threatened tariffs are a poor way to address these systemic problems.
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The systemic problems that existed before the Triple Crown have not gone away.
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A systemic response is needed from the city administration and law enforcement community.
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Systemic problems The polluting pyrotechnics aren't the sole reason behind the toxic smog.
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The problem is systemic and starts at the front end of the process.
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"That report highlighted that Deutsche Bank is of systemic importance," Mr. Dattels said.
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As entrepreneurs, technologists, and investors, women continue to face systemic bias and sexism.
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The country has systemic barriers that put minority women in particular at risk.
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Low inventory at a food pantry points to a much broader, systemic injustice.
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France cannot hide from its poor record of pervasive racism and systemic discrimination.
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"G-Eazy, a white American rapper, said that Rocky's case showed "systemic racism.
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In 2016, Kaepernick began kneeling during the national anthem to protest systemic oppression.
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US regulators implemented Leveraged Lending Guidance (LLG) in 2013 to limit systemic risk.
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Lawsuits that expose systemic, decades-long cover-ups can erode that crucial credibility.
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Inequities are not just about individual discrimination, for the larger problems are systemic.
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They will only further stigmatize and endanger people who already face systemic discrimination.
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A spokesman for the TSA disputed reports of systemic issues at the agency.
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"I want white people to recognize that there is systemic racism," she said.
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It is too late to have a systemic fix in place by Tuesday.
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Russians appear to be among the worst and perhaps the most systemic dopers.
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This pressing crisis required a substantial investment, and caused a systemic economic contraction.
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Arianna and Liane to press: there is no systemic sexual harassment, just Susan.
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Democratic Party officials, however, said they did not see systemic voter suppression efforts.
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Systemic problems like this are exactly what top executives are supposed to address.
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" She added that CBS was "fraught with systemic racism, discrimination and sexual harassment.
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Systemic sclerosis, also called scleroderma, comes from the Greek words for "hard skin".
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Women's Sports Foundation research confirms that systemic gender bias is a major cause.
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"It doesn't mean there's a systemic flaw in what they're doing," Beane added.
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As a conceptual group, the works gracefully balance personal narrative with systemic reality.
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But now, the calls are for systemic change, not tinkering around the edges.
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Systemic problems, say those in Narva — and probably a little corruption, as well.
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But in the North, black people found a different type of systemic racism.
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And I think this represents a systemic break with the past 26 years.
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"Systemic collapse is a true concern," said Kenneth, a New Orleans emergency physician.
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It's just systemic why we need to really support and celebrate these businesses.
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The impacts are international and insurance is simply not designed for systemic risks.
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For a lowly patrolman, the consequences of exposing systemic corruption would be steep.
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He said this did not pose "systemic" problems like in the financial crisis.
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They stem from systemic failures of both policy and practice and affect millions.
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"Paradoxically, systemic change is a deeply personal endeavor," The Future We Choose reads.
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To blame directors and artists for this systemic issue is ineffective and misguided.
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Garrett that there was no history of systemic discrimination against people with disabilities.
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RAYMOND DALIO: I think those types of problem -- it's not a systemic problem.
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It discusses systemic racism, economic inequality, and barriers to education and meaningful work.
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OUSTED NISSAN HEAD GHOSN: SUFFERED A SYSTEMIC CAMPAIGN BY A HANDFUL OF ACTORS
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Only later did the full, systemic dimensions of abuse become clear to everyone.
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YOU READ THAT REPORT AND THAT REPORT IDENTIFIES ONE SYSTEMIC FAILURE AFTER ANOTHER.
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He said he's worked his entire life to fight racism and systemic discrimination.
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IOC DISAPPOINTED CAS DID NOT CONSIDER SYSTEMIC MANIPULATION IN CASES OF 28 RUSSIANS
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Her office is trying to show there's a systemic wage gap at Google.
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"They do have a direct link and correlation to systemic disease," he said.
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"We are talking about a potential systemic bank failure," she told CNBC Wednesday.
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Disinvestment, suburban sprawl, systemic racism: It has been nothing less than a bloodletting.
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Its triumph signaled a shift in the industry after decades of systemic racism.
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By then, however, Beatport was troubled by an even more systemic issue: technology.
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For now, DonorsChoose appears to be a stopgap solution to a systemic problem.
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These problems were clearly systemic, as Chicago's communities of color have long known.
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Academic researchers have also focussed on the systemic nature of many conviction errors.
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The torture was systematic, and the culture that allowed for it is systemic.
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But recent scandals plaguing the department show these issues aren't isolated — they're systemic.
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And these things are systemic; there are ways that we can change them.
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At root, the problem here is an individualized perspective on fixing systemic problems.
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And systemic and institutionalized sexism, it turns out, really hurts men, not women.
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WE CITE IN THE PAPER – THIS WAS NOT OUR WORK, BUT THE WORK OF OTHERS AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY WHO ATTEMPT TO CONSTRUCT THE SYSTEMIC RISK MEASURE FROM MARKET INFORMATION AND THEY DO NOT SEE HUGE REDUCTIONS IN SYSTEMIC RISK.
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As to other police departments, it remains to be seen whether this administration is going to open any more investigations into police departments where there's ample evidence there may be systemic abuses or misconduct or systemic deficiencies in the police department.
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He was staunchly anti-feminist and believed that systemic oppression, like racism, was over.
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Many South Koreans were outraged at the systemic lapses that contributed to the sinking.
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Racism involves the systemic and institutionalized disenfranchisement of certain groups based on their race.
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Panetta said the solution found removed significant elements of "systemic tensions" for Italian banks.
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Bernie Sanders -- have also focused on systemic problems that existed before Trump took office.
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Do you agree to the claim that sexism is 'systemic' throughout the tech industry?
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Warren had cast him as backward-looking and out of touch with systemic problems.
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But it also prompted some cynicism about the company's ability to address systemic problems.
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As a generation, millennials also are facing systemic financial issues that can feel overwhelming.
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The report also detailed a "systemic" cover-up by church officials in the state.
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What kind of systemic reform has to happen for women to be truly equal?
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Both Evans and Reign have found that the momentum for systemic change isn't there.
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These few exceptions, while laudable, cannot alone address the systemic inequities of our industry.
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Organizations like Time's Up are fighting long, hard battles against systemic discrimination in Hollywood.
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This view takes into account Kazakhstan's failure to support systemic banks in the past.
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At the moment, I don't think it's systemic, but it is growing, it's obscured.
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While things like privilege and bias are systemic, shaming happens on an interpersonal level.
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They want systemic change but there is no compelling form of collective action available.
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Sexual abuse is a systemic problem that affects every community, and is never excusable.
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And I've said I will use that power if they pose a systemic risk.
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We need a long-term, systemic, preventative, and dare I say it—compassionate—solution.
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The Americans refuse to start the process of filling the spots, citing systemic concerns.
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But the regulator said the companies had taken too long to identify systemic failures.
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This is great news for groups of people who face systemic oppression and discrimination.
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This covers up all these really bad instances of harassment that then becomes systemic.
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The organization's most advanced product focuses on the treatment of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).
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AntAC argues that the "systemic campaign" is meant to discredit NABU and its supporters.
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The L.A. riots provided an illustration of the horrifying impact of unending systemic racism.
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And so government has this solemn obligation to protect our people against systemic threats.
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Stumpf "wouldn't even acknowledge that there was a deep, systemic cultural problem," Sonnenfeld said.
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Do you feel like we are seeing those systemic changes in the media yet?
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Because his sense of democracy has no room for collective struggle or systemic conflict.
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"It's been a systemic risk for a long time," said Moody's analyst Andrea Usai.
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In many situations, an individual officer's misdeed is the ultimate result of systemic factors.
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It's a fight that's essential for eliminating systemic discrimination and harassment in the workplace.
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For years, he also pursued sweeping indictments that exposed systemic wrongdoing by law enforcement.
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It's stigma that is related to sex-negativity, rape culture, misogyny, and systemic oppression.
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" The fight against systemic racism, she added, is "important for people, particularly white people.
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Still, the protests have gotten more people talking about police brutality and systemic racism.
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The Trump-Tillerson divergence also signals that something is awry on a systemic level.
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Systemic problems like our culture's enduring gender imbalance are insidious from start to finish.
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But the regulator said those companies had taken too long to identify systemic failures.
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Fourth, it remains clear that the vote for Macron is an anti-systemic vote.
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Similarly, China cracked down on the shadow banking system because it caused systemic risks.
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But the spillover effect would be modest and not result in a systemic event.
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But activists say firing them is a short-term solution to a systemic problem.
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But the systemic issue is that women on television seem a little over-styled.
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He also said U.S. community banks posed little systemic risk relative to large banks.
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Consent decrees are vital for police departments that have a multitude of systemic problems.
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The new initiative hopes to pressure those studios into breaking down the systemic gatekeeping.
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This problem is systemic, and there are no easy answers to ensure effective cybersecurity.
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Until we reach an equitable system, there will always be victims of systemic injustice.
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Unlike Greece, Italy has a large economy that is of considerable systemic economic importance.
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" "No one politician can relieve centuries of systemic racism and bigotry due to enslavement.
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He is not, and should not be, the vehicle to discuss systemic prison reform.
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But when you fail at the systemic game like Skylines, there's no one thing.
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The organization's mission is to help fight systemic sexual harassment in Hollywood and beyond.
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However, it has been condemned at home and overseas amid reports of systemic abuse.
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The banks' SRFs continue to take into account their systemic importance and market shares.
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Do you think we're going to see more systemic changes in the coming year?
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"Unless the pope engineers systemic change, the crisis will get worse," Berry told Reuters.
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Systemic debt problems can lead to much lower economic growth, or a banking crisis.
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This establishes a symbiotic relationship between deregulation and unsustainable run-ups in systemic risk.
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Tucker, 61, chairs the Systemic Risk Board, which advises on global financial stability risks.
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Tucker, 61, chairs the Systemic Risk Board, which advises on global financial stability risks.
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I said I'm going to go after big banks that pose a systemic risk.
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Truth is, black on black crime is perpetuated by systemic injustice and social ills.
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It discovered systemic problems with consumer credit reports and forced companies to correct errors.
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He is alert to signs of systemic racism, institutional coverups, and press self-censorship.
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Tax cuts, systemic reform, growth and spending cuts must occur in an overlapping fashion.
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These trends are already causing systemic cost issues on an individual and national level.
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There was not then, nor will there ever be, a panacea for systemic racism.
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The campaign rolled out an 18-page plan to combat systemic racism in July.
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It's about solving a systemic crisis — working to reform the process, not the policy.
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This disparity exists in large part due to systemic racism and depressed socioeconomic opportunities.
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These sorts of systemic issues require policy decisions at the highest levels of government.
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Clinton has decried systemic racism throughout this campaign, and tonight's debate was no different.
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Sadly, this is part of a longstanding pattern, one further amplified by systemic racism.
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The European Systemic Risk Board floated the idea of the pooled debt last year.
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This ketchup-packet-hoarding approach sounds sensible, given the current lack of systemic support.
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One element at play was the systemic lack of attention for victims of abuse.
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We're absolutely talking about systemic and gendered problems that have been unspoken about forever.
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If these systemic debt problems were unavoidable, they would simply have to be endured.
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This sort of systemic freedom is what makes Risk of Rain 2 so fun.
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There is a systemic cultural problem in this sport—you can't avoid that fact.
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Subpar obstetric training and systemic bias are but a few causes for this disparity.
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It's a systemic problem that also causes higher unemployment rates and lack of education.
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But the media isn't designed to execute large-scale changes to tackle systemic problems.
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How to communicate the broad effects of unregulated immigration to non-systemic thinkers, i.e.
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Defenders also raise the bizarre specter of a systemic breakdown without the Electoral College.
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They look at one thing at a time, but Orbán is a systemic thinker.
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If she steps down, it won't necessarily resolve the systemic issues besetting the Democrats.
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The addition of Toronto Dominion brings the total number of systemic banks to 30.
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Taking an active role in civic life is also necessary to create systemic change.
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Systemic corruption is now a bigger bar to Ukraine's European trajectory than is Moscow.
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We, and readers, are exposed to ideas and research otherwise obscured by systemic bias.
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"We shouldn't be the solution to a complex set of systemic problems," he said.
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Younger Democrats prefer a more progressive candidate who they think can bring systemic change.
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The goal was to take a systemic look at a small number of departments.
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"Among their codified and systemic sciences is geometry that is totally useless," he wrote.
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GL: Something we haven't touched much on is the systemic transphobia behind these issues.
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Instead, they must search for opportunities upstream to make breakthroughs in attacking systemic problems.
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Sanders's approach to systemic racism is consistent with the economic populism of his campaign.
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Their critique is more systemic, extending to the basic structure of Western society itself.
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Video isn't going anywhere, attention isn't going anywhere, nor are their systemic hardware advantages.
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According to her, the solution starts once we tackle structural racism and systemic inequality.
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The worst of the worst were forced out of their systemic fortresses of protection.
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But I'm quite confident that this isn't the problem that will create systemic risk.
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"This is unlike 2008, there isn't a systemic problem within the economy," he said.
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As an increasing number of environmental groups are emphasizing, it's systemic change or bust.
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Accepting one who also pushed through dramatic, systemic political change may have been impossible.
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The greatest risk we face is not from any of the individual systemic risks.
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Can we demand more of a structural and systemic analysis without reducing individual responsibility?
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Also, obesity is related to systemic inflammation, which increases physical pain in our bodies.
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At last week's BAFTA awards, he talked about systemic racism in the acting community.
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They're underqualified for membership but only because the industry has thrived on systemic disqualification.
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That rate is despite advances in surgical techniques, new systemic immunotherapies, and targeted agents.
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"We&aposve never been told to manage this kind of systemic risk," he said.
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The problems with his analysis of the business sector, however, may be more systemic.
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Here are some facts: there is no systemic problem with Black victimization by police.
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Phoenix acknowledged the ways he'd benefited from the systemic racism that plagues his industry.
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During the electoral campaign, few candidates or parties offered solutions to these systemic problems.
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Even as the need to treat these cancers grows, systemic problems plague research funding.
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Such concentration can potentially impact market functioning and be a source of systemic risk.
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This teamwork has allowed us to identify and mitigate systemic threats to the ecosystem.
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On integrating science on systemic risks, the structure for that integration does not exist.
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Traditionally, doctors have prescribed acne patients retinoids, salicylic acid, and systemic antibiotics like tetracycline.
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This type of coverage is adding yet another systemic challenge to black Americans' futures.
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We don't think that, as things stand, it will lead to a systemic crisis.
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Tucker, 61, chairs the Systemic Risk Council, which advises on global financial stability risks.
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Women must make their own decisions, and that demands systemic freedom, trust and opportunity.
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There were allegations of inflated black support for his plan to combat systemic racism.
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The draft proposal focusesf on "frontline communities," those that have experienced systemic socioeconomic disparities.
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Tucker, 61, chairs the Systemic Risk Council, which advises on global financial stability risks.
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So let's seize every opportunity we can to agree: rising systemic inequality is harmful.
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That these businesses are necessary — much less thriving — points to severe and systemic problems.
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But what about social and systemic factors that, for example, keep people in poverty?
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Our sports columnists had different takes on Tuesday's punishment for Russia's systemic doping program.
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So let's think about the systemic and institutional consequences of this kind of harassment.
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The Chinese government urgently needs to address these mounting demographic pressures with systemic reforms.
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The interpreter A brief guide to the health and systemic risks of an outbreak.
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To be clear it was not any kind of intentional, company-level systemic bias.
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Until systemic prejudices like implicit bias are fixed, that may be the best option.
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There seems to be an acknowledgment that there are larger systemic issues at play.
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And, is that approach, in the end, a better way to reduce systemic inequality?
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In May 1982 he went public with his assessment of the Soviets' systemic weakness.
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We decided to investigate the systemic and behavioral reasons for why this is happening.
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Some of this may also require serious systemic reform in the health care system.
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But sometimes, making certain groups better requires confronting those worst examples for systemic reform.
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Being freed from slavery didn't mean getting reparations, or being freed from systemic racism.
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It's systemic to the environment and the soil, if you will, in that analogy.
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"If you look at the systemic risk between clearinghouses and the systemic risk that their members could pose, it's unlikely that can be resolved by margins - it's a much bigger issue than that," said David Clark, chairman of the Wholesale Markets Brokers' Association.
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" Ms. Nicolas, whose group is pressing the provincial government to investigate systemic racism, said the fact that the organizers did not notice what she called the float's blatant symbolism, intentional or not, shows that "systemic racism is alive and well in Canada.
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Some critics—most notably Helena Sheehan in the leftwing magazine Jacobin—have attacked Varoufakis for failing to apply systemic analysis to what he correctly identifies as a systemic problem, and for discounting the role of the broader Greek left in the process.
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"The one thing that would be dishonorable for us is to bring all this attention to the assassination of Dr. King and not have a resurrection of the efforts and the unfinished business dealing with systemic racism, systemic poverty," Dr. Barber said.
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Roll-up-your-sleeves work needs to be done to dismantle systemic racism and oppression.
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And together, they speak to a systemic tension in the dynamics of Major League Baseball.
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"I don't think anything has gone wrong from a systemic or programmatic standpoint," he said.
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So, those particular "systemic and excessive" distortions can justify re-examining trade relations, he said.
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Police reform activists, however, are skeptical that the new commissioner would enact meaningful systemic change.
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Fundamentally, China sees itself as Asia's leader with Japan in systemic decline, Eurasia Group said.
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By 11, FBI investigators had found that systemic problems that extended beyond three "rogue" officers.
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The RBI said the banks had made structural and systemic improvements to maintain these numbers.
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" Dunham went on to accuse Trump of "trans-phobia, Islama-phoboia, xenophobia and systemic racism.
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Harsh conditions and reports of systemic child abuse in the camps have drawn wide criticism.
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One non-member firm, however, contributed a US$8bn shortfall, representing 40% of systemic losses.
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While hiring a doula might help, Pérez adds, "What we need is a systemic shift."
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Before anything, you need to understand the systemic obstacles preventing girls from getting into coding.
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Forums can be used as a platform to identify and address systemic and structural problems.
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"The medical examiner determined the woman's cause of death was systemic silicone (embolism)," prosecutors said.
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BANKS tend to grab the headlines when it comes to financial scandals and systemic risk.
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And it's that systemic, day-to-day harassment that eventually wears so many people down.
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" She went on to accuse Trump of "trans-phobia, Islama-phobia, xenophobia and systemic racism.
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A police probe later concluded there was no proof of systemic racism at the business.
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This needs to be based on systemic innovations in almost all aspect of our economies.
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These responses fail to focus on equity and meaningful, systemic inclusion in a sustained way.
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Her book is as much about systemic prejudice as it is about Cold War politics.
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Protesters have called for systemic government overhauls — from city halls to police departments to courts.
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She's presented nationwide on topics including systemic injustice, religion, and involving young children in advocacy.
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It also shows that sexual harassment isn't unique to Uber, but systemic within Silicon Valley.
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Either that's systemic failure of its moderating system — or rank hypocrisy at the corporate level.
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The lack of diversity in the computing business turns such vulnerabilities into a systemic problem.
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It was an obvious misstep on what should be his strongest ground: systemic economic injustice.
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A list of the systemic problems and possible fixes could go for hundreds of pages.
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The Calculating Stars and The Fated Sky each addressed issues of systemic sexism and racism.
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Where its members once saw a lucrative new market, they now see a "systemic competitor".
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Also, you know, the centuries of racism — both violent and systemic — that defines America too.
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These instances have raised concerns that there's a systemic behavioral problem inside the SEAL community.
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If a martial arts gym can overcome systemic obstacles, we, in tech, can do better.
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"The worsening US consumer theme is not a systemic issue for U.S. credit," they wrote.
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" He said the country needs to "confront the systemic problems that this election has exposed.
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Exchanges have been lobbying to stop "systemic internalisers" (SIs) inside banks from having an advantage.
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Through Lava Jato Brazilians have come to view systemic corruption as outrageous rather than inevitable.
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The European Commission is, in effect, powerless to combat systemic corruption in a member state.
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"There is a systemic problem with the way crews are being scheduled," she told Reuters.
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So I think it's systemic in that Congress wouldn't have the guts to do it.
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Baldus had proven systemic racial bias, but couldn't show it occurred in McCleskey's case specifically.
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Their drive is so palpable, as is, at times, their inner sense of systemic oppression.
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Looked at more skeptically, it's an ineffective placebo or a band-aid for systemic failings.
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The desire to appease adversaries has overshadowed the meaning of a protest against systemic racism.
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The simple truth is that America has a long history of systemic racism against minorities.
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That has stoked fears of market manipulation, inaccurate pricing and systemic risk to clearing houses.
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The systemic risk to SWIFT's position at the epicenter of global finance demanded a response.
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The facility has been widely criticized for harsh conditions and reports of systemic child abuse.
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But with a new presidential election less than 18 months away, glaring systemic risks remain.
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Due to deep, systemic issues, black wealth is both difficult to build and to sustain.
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But I do think there are systemic factors that tend to push us toward progress.
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I think for years in tech we've been saying if there's a systemic problem there.
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The center has been widely criticized for harsh conditions and reports of systemic child abuse.
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It resists perfect absolution of Black characters who have been held back by systemic oppression.
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Google, however, denied the DoL's claims that the pay inequities at the company were systemic.
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But the task force's report repeatedly found broader, systemic problems at the Chicago Police Department.
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She told CNN in March that sexual harassment was not a "systemic problem " at Uber.
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Like Mr Chang, he highlights systemic economic traps from which it will struggle to escape.
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" The American Bankers Association said that it "strongly supports the creation of a systemic regulator.
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Perhaps it's because they realize it's not an answer to the systemic issues they face.
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But change is needed on a systemic scale, and that won't come quickly or easily.
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The reform should actually solve the systemic problems within the VA; this bill does not.
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Obviously you saw something in that that was representative of a much larger, systemic problem.
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"Well, have we had a systemic financial crisis since World War II?" he asked rhetorically.
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They also empower state institutions and civil society to undertake systemic reforms and tackle corruption.
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An Australian government inquiry blamed the spill on systemic shortcomings at the Thai oil giant.
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His rivals talked about the need to address gun control, global warming, and systemic racism.
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Murphy said the probe will also include a systemic review of hiring in the transition.
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A disaffected electorate points to wider more systemic issues, such as voter mobilization, said Kingston.
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The non-systemic opposition is splintered into three main political parties and one unregistered faction.
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This is partly because thiabendazole is a "systemic" pesticide, meaning it penetrates below the surface.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's report confirmed Russia's "sweeping and systemic" interference in our democratic process.
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While rare, regulatory takeovers aimed at cracking down on systemic financial risks are not unprecedented.
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Amazon called the event "an extremely rare occurrence"—that is, not a systemic security issue.
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The email, like the previous ones to authorities, describes a systemic fraud and bribery scheme.
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However, we believe the risk of systemic stress in the financial system is only moderate.
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"Figureheads don't solve systemic racism or structural problems, but it helps with aspiration," he said.
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JPMorgan does not view this market's instability as a systemic threat to the financial system.
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But systemic change is equally elusive, and consumer politics can coexist with calls for it.
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To Weems, it's a sign of systemic racism the area has long struggled to combat.
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This would, in theory, reduce systemic risk by collectivizing losses among the world's largest banks.
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The bank fired 5,300 employees for creating fake accounts, a clear sign of systemic failures.
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What explains the appeal and staying power of a groundless claim about systemic pay injustice?
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From over-policing to sub-par health-care access, systemic racism is killing black women.
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However, the systemic challenges highlighted in the just-released report can no longer go unaddressed.
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Russo-Young believes the difficulty to secure funding as a female filmmaker is largely systemic.
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Bill Clinton is on TV vowing to look into police brutality and systemic racial bias.
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These biases are then further compounded with longstanding systemic disparities in housing and the workplace.
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Before pointing fingers at their usual targets — policemen, "lack of public funding," systemic racism, etc.
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Authorities deny systemic wrongdoing and say they are cracking down on a few bad eggs.
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Their problems are not of their own making, but systemic, institutional, out of their control.
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But the company acknowledges that it is trying to tackle systemic racism going back centuries.
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As such, she is a case study in the trickle-down effects of systemic persecution.
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"This is a systemic problem," head of the San Francisco chapter of the NAACP Rev.
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If there is systemic bias and you have the ability to leave, seriously consider that.
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"Tehran Taboo" aims to expose systemic hypocrisy; in that respect, it is brisk and bracing.
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To Trump, that the system worked as designed indicates a systemic failure on Sessions's part.
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Policies that don't adequately address past and current systemic obstacles for black people, particularly segregation.
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Like "The Wire," each season will focus on a different systemic issue plaguing Jersey City.
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He realized that the things they were saying indicated what might be a systemic problem.
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And at what point would the stories about individual cases turn into larger systemic action?
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Overall, there are many systemic and policy issues that impact our financial lives, Torabi says.
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Widener said systemic change needs to take place for health crisis prevention to become equitable.
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It also watches for systemic problems and presses lawmakers and other agencies to address them.
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Auditors for DOL said they found "systemic compensation disparities against women" across the entire company.
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And then Arianna went on TV that same week and said, there's no 'systemic problem.
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Only systemic change can heal them—not a return to a more quietly violent past.
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" The report concluded, "There was no persuasive evidence of systemic, deliberate mishandling of classified information.
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Now, with alarming frequency, reports are surfacing about Huawei's core role in this systemic repression.
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The European Union has systemic problems that its existing leadership cannot or will not solve.
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He has promised to "do better" and has released a plan to fight systemic racism.
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Viewing genes as a determining factor while ignoring larger systemic and societal issues is misleading.
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Only five women filed the federal complaint that accused U.S. Soccer of systemic wage discrimination.
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"I wouldn't be in favor of reducing capital for the most systemic banks," Yellen said.
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But one local artist is drawing attention to the systemic problem through interesting means: boomboxes.
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On the other hand, she clearly realizes that climate is a much broader, systemic problem.
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I'd rather hear more about their plans to address what actually is a systemic problem.
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This was a systemic pattern of theft and fraud going back to at least 2014.
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This ask may seem small, but listening must be the first step toward systemic change.
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We know more than ever about the long-term effects of systemic sexism and racism.
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Living in an environment of systemic discrimination, Rohingya Muslims are also targets for religious radicalization.
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Mark Carney, a vocal advocate of assessing the systemic financial risk posed by rising temperatures.
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This is a systemic, structural defect with ObamaCare which piecemeal or partial efforts cannot correct.
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"When it's happened twice, three, four times, you've then got a systemic problem," he said.
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One document in the leak referred to a "warrior culture" as a potentially systemic issue.
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They think you can correct your own biases, and that algorithms can solve systemic problems.
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It reflects anger, he said, at what he described as the systemic oppression of minorities.
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The result is a systemic, effective, community-based system of child protection that actually works.
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Systemic inequality, rampant patronage in the Kremlin and a sluggish economy are no longer acceptable.
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Solving the WTO appeals problem is important for systemic reasons, but also for practical ones.
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White people and white systemic structures are to blame for much of America's racial problems.
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And many departments receiving these funds have a track record of misconduct and systemic discrimination.
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When systemic challenges try to keep us small, we must dare to be the disruption.
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There is a systemic breakdown of our systems -- including the way background checks are conducted.
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They also empower state institutions and civil society to undertake systemic reforms and tackle corruption.
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His systemic view of the museum's role in the capitalist food chain is stunningly damning.
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Trillium wrote that the response indicates the need for more systemic oversight at the company.
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He has done nothing to meaningfully fix the systemic accountability problems at the Police Department.
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It also said women were still facing "systemic discrimination" both in law and in practice.
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These things occur routinely on factory farms — they're systemic problems, not one-off individual ones.
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She is the only candidate who recognizes the historical and systemic scope of racial issues.
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REIGN: I think the legacy of #OscarsSoWhite is that we have seen some systemic progress.
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Third, we must work to reverse mass incarceration and systemic racism while addressing the consequences.
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After all, if something is a systemic problem, it can't be just one person's fault.
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The European Commission has said the policy has "systemic deficiencies" and needs a major overhaul.
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Of course, one could argue those other factors are also a result of systemic sexism.
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I am fortunate that I have no systemic impediments to any success I may achieve.
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But they involve more systemic fixes than just stamping out erroneous pins and Facebook posts.
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In a strong, stable economy, the failure of a given bank might not be systemic.
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A few days later, though, female employees at Uber told Kalanick that the company had a "systemic" problem with harassment — a charge later denied by board member Arianna Huffington when she told CNN that Uber did not have a "systemic problem" with sexism and harassment.
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And even Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential candidate, mentioned "systemic racism" explicitly in her acceptance speech.
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These policies are especially important for organizations grappling with systemic gender discrimination and sexual harassment issues.
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Systemic racism, as outlined by these recent killings, are at the foundation of diversity and inclusion.
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Some experts believe that gut bacteria influence the brain (and vice versa) mainly through systemic inflammation.
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Our culture's systemic devaluation of Black girls enables Kelly's predatory behavior to proceed uncovered and unchecked.
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It's easier, perhaps, to build consensus around reconciliation and healing than it is for systemic issues.
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If we had access to the systemic care we need, we wouldn't need to lose #selfcare.
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In Britain, racism has always been more systemic, more quietly insidious, and, in many ways, hidden.
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The effect, he said, is a courtroom where the accused comes in with a systemic disadvantage.
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The losers were Barclays, StanChart and RBS, which all failed to reach their systemic pass marks.
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Still, many observers say the verdict itself is less meaningful than the systemic failings it represents.
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Before the new study, no one knew the level of systemic exposure resulting from sunscreen use.
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That is where the problems are most acute: unemployment, opioids, suicides, struggling farmers and systemic racism.
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Barbarities abounded: the systemic rape of sex slaves, bloodshed, the countrywide banning of the Korean language.
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First, the flu can trigger a systemic inflammatory reaction that continues beyond the resolution of illness.
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The Republicans are winning the "swamp" narrative, however blatantly untrue in comparison to their systemic swampiness.
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However, details as to how the commission will function and produce tangible systemic change remain elusive.
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"We've taken major systemic steps to improve Twitter for everyone," a Twitter spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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When we speak of freedom today, we MUST reckon with systemic racism, exclusion, and discriminatory policies.
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The judge said systemic racial problems within the district violate the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
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Why do they have to be so sensitive about years of systemic racism creating economic disparity?
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Text bubbles detail systemic causes of homelessness, tips for identifying officers, and helplines to report abuse.
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These may seem like small steps compared to systemic racism, but these examples mark significant progress.
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It doesn't make sense in any way, other than systemic racism and keeping people in poverty.
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However, academics and lawyers have pointed out that the legislation doesn't properly define a systemic weakness.
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The low-yielding debt is held almost exclusively by institutional investors, meaning it poses systemic risks.
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The end of stoplights is one example of a possible systemic change with far-reaching implications.
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Such systemic failings explain why the mayor, Rahm Emanuel, at last agreed to a consent decree.
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Steroid creams can be helpful for some cases; systemic steroids are rarely required for severe cases.
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I think, though, we are still dealing with systemic injustices that we inherited from that time.
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To do Deja justice is to address the systemic issues that lead to her human emotions.
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We should be talking about the pervasive and systemic problems embedded within our current dating culture.
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"For years, people have treated Tether as the biggest systemic risk in cryptocurrency," says Mr Gerard.
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This liquidity part of the test did not detect any major systemic risk concerns, ESMA said.
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And then follow up with action to address the systemic inequity that exists on college campuses.
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In The Derivative Base, again, those issues of systemic sexism and racism are there as well.
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The systemic racism of their era gives Laura a certain freedom that Florence can never access.
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It is, after all, just one program trying to address a slice of a systemic problem.
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The first systemic gene therapy for neurological illness, really one of the first for any illness.
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Systemic racism, violence, prejudice, and genocide can't be solved by one or two superfolks foiling crimes.
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Oh, yeah, and she's marched to end systemic racism in the country during her free time.
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The organization also challenges systemic racism through litigation and helps educators teach inclusiveness in the classroom.
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We identify systemic causes, because we know that poverty amidst plenty isn't natural, it is created.
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And over the past year, Trump has repeatedly attacked NFL players who protested against systemic racism.
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But it's no secret that crack has a long history as a tool of systemic racism.
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CEOs are focusing on strengthening their corporate purpose and collaborating with government to tackle systemic change.
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Sexual harassment isn't a "systemic problem" at ride-hailing company Uber, board member Arianna Huffington said.
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Solvency and systemic risk issues should be part of a separate solvency regulator under the Fed.
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He thinks volatility may pick up, but there will be no systemic collapse in the market.
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They are just the supreme manifestation of longstanding and systemic problems in American culture and policy.
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SO JUST KEEP IT IN PERSPECTIVE WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT IF IT HAS ANY SYSTEMIC EFFECT.
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Brazil's penitentiary system has for years been plagued by what analysts have described as systemic failures.
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That lack of accountability—among other reasons—has allowed the problem to become rampant and systemic.
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Today, we have a global demand for systemic economic and political change to address global inequities.
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Whatever the consequences, the report offers yet another reminder of the systemic issues facing American policing.
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These patients may develop a variety of systemic symptoms, such as rash, fever, and swollen glands.
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Moreover, it maintained that it was not sufficiently intertwined with other institutions to be considered systemic.
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They say military dissent is isolated among a few individuals rather than being a systemic problem.
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All of our identities and experiences reflect the kind of systemic oppressions that impact our lives.
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British nostalgia is dangerous, and erases the systemic racism and classism the royals are founded upon.
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Only a few directly mentioned complaints about systemic racism that were central to the original protests.
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Our education system needs a leader who is unafraid to tackle systemic racial prejudice and injustice.
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The causes of the disparities we see are systemic, and would probably exist even without Tuskegee.
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In his writings, Otis places far more weight on individual decisions than systemic factors like racism.
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It is important to note that systemic and lasting change takes effect through state-level legislation.
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If such systemic institutions were compromised, a panic similar to those in 22015 could quickly spread.
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What the movement hasn't been able to do yet, however, is bring about real systemic change.
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But the fact that I had an article and she didn't undoubtedly represents a systemic flaw.
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Even with these positive provisions, the rest of this bill widens the net of systemic harm.
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The time is now to end the impunity and the systemic culture of violence within CBP.
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But even as this chapter is closed, it is crucial we recognize that systemic racism persists.
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Constant vigilance for systemic risks and bigger capital cushions for derivative holdings are just as crucial.
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The systemic abuse of power by people in positions of authority represents a betrayal of trust.
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Banks' systemic importance means they are hedged about with tough, detailed laws that differ between jurisdictions.
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Among their desires is to see an investigation into systemic racism at the school, ABC reported.
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In addition, there are many systemic conditions that have symptoms that first manifest in the mouth.
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The more educated I become, the more I become a social-justice warrior about systemic racism.
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Gore goes further, arguing that "subprime carbon assets" could constitute a systemic risk to the economy.
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" He calls such contagion "the most virulent and systemic risk still facing the financial system today.
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There's plenty of data to prove arbitration does not compensate consumers victimized by systemic corporate misconduct.
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The protesters are black, white and brown people, crying out against police brutality and systemic violence.
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Anyone who has him on his team has a systemic advantage when it comes to caucuses.
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Aggression toward or systemic exclusion of specific communities often fuels grievances and increases propensity towards violence.
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Narrative became the battleground on which we began to wage the war on our systemic silencing.
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Yet the courts can only provide ad hoc remedy to what is ultimately a systemic problem.
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This means the government now has an emergency plan as well as one for systemic changes.
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"Chicago is not the only city that's impacted by structural, systemic discrimination and racism," Johnson said.
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Some time ago the Washington Post chided the tendency to cry "hacking" when something systemic fails.
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It is deeply and ineradicably systemic, woven into almost everything human beings do here on earth.
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The result is that we repeat the mistake of enabling systemic racism over and over again.
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The lack of representation is real, systemic, and it robs power and dignity from these women.
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With individual actions and systemic policy shifts, we can create collective change and widespread innovative shifts.
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Let's address the systemic problems that have kept too many in poverty for far too long.
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Although the development sector is not known for systemic change, there is light on the horizon.
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The software uses AI, data science, and evidence-based findings to mitigate cognitive and systemic bias.
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They also talked about the Me Too movement and systemic factors limiting women's ability to succeed.
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A law firm said that the steam system had "a long documented history" of systemic problems.
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It is not women's responsibility to end systemic harassment by being better feminists or dressing modestly.
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The problem is systemic, currently manifested in the form of coordinated campaigns both foreign and homegrown.
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And naloxone is ultimately a Band-Aid to a broader, systemic addiction crisis across the city.
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SAFE said it will continue to monitor cross-border capital flows and prevent systemic financial risks.
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Skateboarding, swimming, crazy for girls, López at 13 was largely removed from the country's systemic inequities.
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" Meanwhile, Clinton spoke of the "dark side" of law enforcement and repeatedly referred to "systemic racism.
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It was that very systemic culture of secrecy, the Globe found, that allowed abuse to thrive.
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"Harassment is not about individual actions, it's about systemic situations of structural power," Ms. Jayaraman explains.
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"This should not be about individuals but about the entire systemic change we need," she said.
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Or what if Bitcoin actually starts to have some systemic importance before everyone realizes it's nonsense?
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This is part and parcel of the systemic racial inequality that is endemic in our country.
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As Gaby De Valle wrote previously for Vox, crowdfunding is a stopgap solution to systemic issues.
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The collection serves as a cathartic read for those who lost their innocence to systemic discrimination.
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Last year a pedophile convicted of horrendous and systemic abuse was given a similar security custody.
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This happening actually clears the deck and takes some of the systemic risk out of markets.
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In some respects, having all that output on one platform represents systemic risks to Kenya's economy.
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Indeed, new national assessment data suggest Michigan is witnessing systemic decline across the K-12 spectrum.
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That made it hard to move against systemic problems in which several people were at fault.
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The current efforts to shore up the financial system have more to do with systemic risk.
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Collective action will be much more effective in accomplishing the big, systemic change we truly need.
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The unending revelations of clerical sexual abuse and cover-ups demand radical, public, convincing systemic change.
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He said that there is pervasive and systemic sexism across the upper echelons of American society.
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"Every dollar spent on bureaucracy is one less dollar on repairs and systemic reforms," he said.
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American foreign-policy officials with whom I spoke were skeptical that any such systemic effort existed.
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There's widespread evidence that bias against mothers is a systemic problem beyond a few bad bosses.
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And it was charged with developing ideas and proposals to mitigate systemic risks in the sector.
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" In lieu of more stringent government oversight, he believes that Ripple can help "reduce systemic risk.
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And "get involved in broader systemic actions that can drive policy that will combat climate change."
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Last night I emailed several late-stage VCs, to ask if they're seeing systemic valuation resets.
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"It is always a challenge, but there is no evidence of a systemic problem," he said.
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To finally read about the systemic societal context of this personal suffering was validating and refreshing.
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Being "hands off," is inexcusable and reflects a laissez faire attitude toward systemic racism and sexism.
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It is not hard to see how such systemic misogyny can lead to subjugation and abuse.
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The problem is systemic; it results from a fundamental shift in the mission of the university.
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The #OscarsSoWhite protests in 19693 and 21969 forced Hollywood to examine its systemic sidelining of minorities.
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This year's Iowa caucus showed how even accidental systemic failures can undermine confidence in election results.
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The 2016 presidential election drew to the fore a systemic problem in our society: media bias.
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Major power competition is heating up, inflamed by a systemic contest between democratic and state capitalism.
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The government sticks to its official line that systemic racism has been eradicated by the revolution.
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"This is certainly something that happened on United, but this is a systemic issue," Sadhukhan said.
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Horowitz was specifically asked whether his report calls into question Russia's systemic interference in the 2016.
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The practice of insulation from the public is systemic and technology has become the perfect dodge.
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These women sought to bring attention to the systemic gender inequality that has occurred for decades.
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But those carrots are part of a systemic problem, one with grave implications for climate change.
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Moreover, it will not entail the global, systemic dangers that the subprime-triggered financial crisis did.
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But the agency can't rely upon piecemeal funding efforts to fix a decades-long systemic problem.
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The panel blamed the problem on "long-term systemic failure," including issues with the original design.
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Naturally, those systemic opposition candidates would go along with the party in power once in office.
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United Russia had setbacks, but the systemic opposition served its purpose in swallowing the protest vote.
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"I am more than open to, and receptive to, dealing with the systemic problems," she said.
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Collective actions are also uniquely suited to root out and eradicate systemic discrimination across entire industries.
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Lawmakers quickly turned to the military's reporting system to see if such failures might be systemic.
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That's because persistent systemic barriers and loopholes in existing equal pay laws continue to shortchange women.
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As if our hair, not systemic racism and hate, is the only impediment to our success.
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He also talked about obesity as a systemic health issue with a range of contributing factors.
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Both theory and research support the premise that improving education requires systemic rather than piecemeal change.
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Battulga said last year Mongolia was incapable of solving what he described as a "systemic crisis".
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Her selfie art is also a necessity in part because of systemic racism that she experiences.
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Now, those concrete symbols of racism are largely gone and what's left are their systemic effects.
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