Where else would something as sublime as Horse_Ebooks take root?
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These may take root later and grow into new tumors.
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We allowed our dreams, aspirations and optimism to take root.
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A fear in 2008 was that deflation might take root.
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That's where the recommended changes can really start to take root.
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But it's during childhood and at school where they take root.
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Cole was not a conservationist, a movement yet to take root.
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Major new streaming options probably won't fully take root until 2020.
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A more tolerant Wahhabism might yet take root in the desert.
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His predilections will take root in more favorable soil than ever.
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At Take Root, it's like being looked after when you're sick.
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So, give the transition a bit of time to take root.
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For instance, I have to fight negative stereotypes before they take root.
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And we will not allow to it take root in our country.
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Unfortunately, American farm policies have enabled a harmful system to take root.
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That is not a soil in which democracy can easily take root.
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Galleries and private museums have begun to take root in some cities.
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"We must never allow political violence to take root in America," he said.
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It is high time for one to take root in the United States.
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We will not let the hatred of anti-Semitism take root in America.
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Pro-life politics didn't take root with a wave of Jerry Falwell's hand.
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Skepticism about the special counsel's investigation is starting to take root there, too.
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In their five years uptown, though, the Millrose Games have started to take root.
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Once cowpea seeds have enough moisture to take root, the plants can survive drought.
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And it is at these service providers where new "outsourced apprenticeships" will take root.
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Unfortunately, President Andrew Johnson stopped the policy of reparations before it could take root.
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When we start young, we never allow the stereotypes to take root in girls.
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It really didn't take root fundamentally until the 1880s, with the discoveries of Pasteur.
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TAKE ROOT, the intimate, Michelin-starred tasting-menu restaurant, will close on March 17.
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"When we don't approach difficult topics, they take root and they grow like viruses."
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In Europe, major renewable energy projects are already starting to take root without direct subsidies.
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The interconnectedness of the world means its adoption will probably take root and bloom quickly.
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The suspicion began to take root in my mind that maybe he was onto something.
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"We cannot -- and will not -- let violent extremism take root in our communities," Trudeau said.
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A new product or service may initially take root on the edges of a market.
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Perhaps then, the much needed culture of integrity would take root in the banking industry.
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It's in these casual settings where the dark parts of Magic: The Gathering take root.
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You need to make changes on the physical plane for a spell to take root.
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But a version of Hungary's system could plausibly take root without many Americans realizing it.
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The digital economy has already started to take root in Africa, especially among young people.
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Development will happen, progress will be visible, prosperity will take root and terrorism will fail.
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It was in this hostile environment that early life had to emerge, take root, and survive.
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In Corvallis, in Oregon, he had founded another, to help the Muslim community take root there.
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Shutdown effects take root Meanwhile, the effects of the partial government shutdown are becoming more apparent.
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They see Syria as permanently unstable, enabling groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda to take root.
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" He called the book "a timely investigation of how fascism can take root in a society.
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SA: A lasting intimacy can only take root if two people trust and respect each other.
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Similarly, on the Far West Side of Manhattan, Hudson Yards has been slow to take root.
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Even when the industry does act, efforts from the top down can fail to take root.
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"Liberty, when it begins to take root, is a plant of rapid growth," George Washington wrote.
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"We must never allow political violence to take root in America," Trump said at one point.
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Homegrown extremism can only take root in a society where hate has fertile ground to grow.
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Ideas that bubble up in the snowy Swiss mountains can take root in the world outside.
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Disruptions in communication between headquarters and the many different store types allowed inefficiencies to take root.
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In order for the Curse to take root, local fans must actually care about crushing defeats.
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In previously authoritarian countries democracy must be given time to take root and be strengthened through practice.
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Once these new policies take root, the number of extremists and incidents of terrorism will decrease. 3.
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Human rights, democracy, the government's grip on power — everything is in danger if extremist views take root.
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As a result, Sanders' allies and aides say his message on income inequality will take root here.
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But he was killed before his new international trade sensibility could take root in the American consciousness.
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We've seen exclusionary nationalism take root elsewhere — just look at the current state of politics in Europe.
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Monaco: I am because I am concerned about the underlying conditions that have allowed ISIL to take root.
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Mr Street's victory will also increase the chances that Britain's experiment with local mayors will truly take root.
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Could democracy ever take root in Rwanda—or is a firm grip on government the least bad option?
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In zones freed from IS, America should establish a secure hinterland where an alternative government can take root.
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Our government has done a great job and we are confident that it won't take root in Ethiopia.
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Today, a similar epiphany is required for a comprehensive strategy to take root for countering state-sponsored disinformation.
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Thanks to the internet, slang words have the ability to take root in our culture faster than ever.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, a sense that school systems and police departments went overboard has begun to take root.
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It leads to social isolation and emotional pain, and creates the conditions for negative emotions to take root.
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"They have to soak in it for a long enough time for it to take root," he said.
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"Peace can never take root in an environment where violence is tolerated, funded and even rewarded," Trump said.
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We must ask, What allowed those ideas to take root and spread in this part of the world?
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Pour enough detail into the work, as Lucas did, and it will take root in the popular imagination.
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Is there any hope that a movement toward real climate policy could take root in the Republican Party?
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But as with all conspiracy theories, the more they are suppressed, the more they take root and multiply.
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For the sake of all Iraqi citizens, we cannot allow the seeds of discord to take root again.
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When mold spores find a warm, dark, moist environment with plenty of food, they like to take root.
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Compost is known to farmers as "black gold" because it helps plants take root and prevents soil erosion.
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But ignoring it or brushing it off can let damaging gendered narratives take root and spread, they said.
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Yet Reagan also believed that American leadership was essential if democracy is to take root around the world.
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It can't afford to be distracted because the NYT let its anti-Kavanaugh fussiness yet again take root.
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Some relationships, like Xander and Anya's, start to blossom; others, like Willow and Tara's, finally start to take root.
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"I was deeply curious on how those beliefs could take root in my family's adopted hometown," he told me.
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The effect was like constantly repotting a tree and not giving it a chance to take root and grow.
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But does he want to introduce checks and balances that would make it harder for corruption to take root?
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His national security experience infused his belief in the American mission to help democracy take root in other lands.
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In recent years, a global movement with a view to examining these very questions has started to take root.
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I wish he had been able to tell the truth, because that's how real healing and connection take root.
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Though even that expectation already may be passé as concerns around unplugging and embracing our down time take root.
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The Russia panic shows us how a paranoid style can take root in the heart of the American establishment.
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Krista Franklin will work on a wall drawing titled ...to take root among the stars during her September residency.
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The dissolution of monasteries and the subsequent religious wars greatly disrupted traditional society, allowing new economic practices to take root.
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The grid helps stabilise the surface long enough for the trees, which are watered with a hose, to take root.
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But female artists were reclaiming the kitchen as a political symbol long before second-wave feminism began to take root.
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Even Stephen Colbert and John Oliver are blaming Facebook for allowing fake news stories to take root and deceive voters.
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The vacuum created by the civil war is what allowed ISIS to take root in Syria in the first place.
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New research suggests life could take root on at least two of these planets, thanks to a fortuitous orbital quirk.
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Most of these efforts can take root from nothing more than a trip to the local pub, Mitchell tells Motherboard.
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Or it may be that past trade between Africa and Asia was too modest for the virus to take root.
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When an event like Hurricane Sandy destroys trees, part of the forest canopy disappears, allowing invasive species to take root.
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Trump condemned both attacks and has vowed that he will not allow political violence to take root in the country.
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Football's rules and regulations would quickly take root, but the Corinthian virtues that accompanied the game did not follow suit.
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I don't know if Goliath will be popular enough for that idea to take root, but I hope it is.
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She added that what frightened her most was the "indifference, superficiality and ignorance" that allowed fascist ideologies to take root.
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It's easy to brush off as spectacle, but who's to say whether the seed of this idea will take root?
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Messonnier said it was not known when coronavirus would take root in the US and how dangerous it might be.
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As if some laziness allows it to take root, and some determination would be enough to change systems -- neurological or capitalist.
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"If you get leaders inside the group, living and breathing that culture shift, it's more likely to take root," York said.
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Journalists have a role to play in making sure that false impressions of the public's political views do not take root.
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Elise Kornack was the chef and co-owner with her wife Anna Hieronimus of the Michelin-starred Brooklyn restaurant Take Root.
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Seeing them take root in the arts at this particular moment is promising, given the mediums' ability to educate (or miseducate).
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The committee also nodded to his domestic and pro-democratic reforms, though some of those have been slow to take root.
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While the sport is only beginning to take root in Germany, the roller derby community already has an established international network.
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Those things need a couple of generations to take root, that doesn't happen with just twenty years of forced urban life.
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It's the music and effects that somehow take root in your mind and later in life singularly evoke a certain era.
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Mindanao - roiled for decades by Islamic separatists, communist rebels, and warlords – was fertile ground for Islamic State's ideology to take root.
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Indeed, meaningful reform is already underway at BBG – we simply ask the Congress to give it a chance to take root.
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The opioid crisis began to take root in the mid-1990s, when thousands of Americans started getting hooked on prescription painkillers.
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The Confucius Institutes, a network of language schools cum influence agencies, began to take root in American universities and high schools.
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It would be impossible for such a fear to take root if conservative culture warriors didn't already consider cities culturally suspect.
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What is even more fascinating is the way in which other stories take root in the shadow of the mythical figure.
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The marsh plants in living shorelines do the real work; sills just provide temporary tranquility in which they may take root.
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Some critics have noted that events were held in the stadium before the new surface had enough time to take root.
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But it's definitely a laughing place — little visitors eagerly explore it — as well as a plot for ideas to take root.
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If hacked down or uprooted, even the smallest part of the plant can take root and grow again if left behind.
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Barry Goldwater's catastrophic campaign in 1964 sparked widespread speculation among liberals that right-wing politics could never take root in America.
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"What is also very important is promoting a culture in which radical ideologies find it hard to take root," he said.
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The lessons take root at an early age, Ms. Krawcheck said in a conversation with the Times business reporter Sapna Maheshwari.
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The decades after the end of the war would see a wave of lynching, imprisonment, and Jim Crow laws take root.
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The New York businessman accused Clinton of supporting policies in Iraq and Syria that he said allowed Islamic State to take root.
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Yet there are also plenty of new areas—notably, Binhai in Tianjin, just east of Xiongan—that have failed to take root.
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Independent games had begun to take root in the mass market by this point, and developer tools had also become more accessible.
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They have found that only a few cells from a younger mouse take root in an older animal it is linked to.
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However, if a more bipartisan process does take root, it's exactly the kind of thing McCain has a lot of experience in.
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Others have challenged his leadership, while in some pockets Islamic State (IS) has been able to poach Taliban fighters and take root.
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The ministry said it would not push the new name but would let it take root naturally over time through voluntary use.
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The requirement was not for toughness, but for forbearance and encouragement in the hope that a new democratic system could take root.
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There has been no chance for a genuine rivalry to develop in the modern age, for it to take root and flourish.
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Trump called for unity after throughout the week, and vowed he would not allow political violence to take root in the country.
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Today, we have a chance to make history & show the world that progressive values can take root in an East Asian society.
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Like Pattison and Branson, Charlie Ergen's frugal habits at work and home also take root in the way he was brought up.
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Barbara George, the executive director of the Washington Cyber Roundtable, said the legislation could help cyber awareness "take root" in the House.
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"Leaving aside the BOJ's 2 percent target, it's not yet clear whether inflation of over 1 percent will take root," Nagai said.
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Geographies that are mobile-first, population-dense and lack world-class offline options are ripe for e-commerce to take root quickly.
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Its transformation into a conservative ideological force began to take root only in the 1960s and took half a century to complete.
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But more unexpected locales are joining the car-optional list as new and expanding rapid transit options take root across the country.
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But this permafrost also means nothing can take root, giving the place an eerily lunar landscape, with no trees and few animals.
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Latino communities in Iowa have exploded, and they are changing the face and the politics of the towns where they take root.
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It would be much harder for such a fear to take root if conservative culture warriors didn't already consider cities culturally suspect.
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With Sessions's move, it seems concerns about the rule of law ultimately won over desires to let federalism and state innovation take root.
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Kyle Jaster was a fan of Take Root, and with his wife recently started Atticus Farm nearby, where they raise pigs and poultry.
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Shakespeare's works only began to take root in China after Britain defeated the Qing empire in the first Opium War of 1839-42.
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"Their grip will take root even more, and the consumption of cigarettes will spread," said Widyastuti Soerojo, head of IAMKI's tobacco control unit.
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Where religious freedom is not protected, we know that instability, human rights abuses, and violent extremism have a greater opportunity to take root.
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Clams and scallops, he said, have a hard time creating the calcium carbonate they need so their shells can form and take root.
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We've seen two waves of similar tech come along, rise along an optimism curve and ultimately fail to take root in the enterprise.
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It was the end of the Cold War and countries were exploring new models as democracy began to take root in new places.
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GERMINO: Forced labor has been virtually eradicated and if it were to take root, it would be identified and dealt with really quickly.
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These small artworks will take root when tossed onto a yard or flower bed — yet another way to bring Swale's bounty home. swaleny.
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Officials are wary of transgenic plants that might take root in the environment, because of their possible impacts on other plants and insects.
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Chief rabbi Ephraim Mirvis accused Corbyn last month of having allowed a "poison sanctioned from the top" to take root in the party.
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As Mayor Bill de Blasio's homeless plan starts to take root in neighborhoods across the city, Crown Heights residents reflect the uphill battle.
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Researchers reported that its effects take root in utero and manifest when the child is older as lower intelligence and other neurological defects.
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But several market watchers expect a rebound in Chinese economic growth as the country's stimulus measures take root and trade pressures are alleviated.
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So once all the barriers put up by prohibition are dismantled and mass production can take root, the price of pot will likely plummet.
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In Bethlehem Mr Trump lectured President Abbas that "peace can never take root in an environment where violence is tolerated, funded and even rewarded".
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" At the time, he acknowledged that he "allowed a workplace culture to take root in [his] office that was too permissive and decidedly unprofessional.
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However, this pincer movement that has engulfed the Jews of Europe and elsewhere should not be allowed to take root in the United States.
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It's tough to tell just how much pot is being grown in the state as an increasing number of industrial-sized farms take root.
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Centers of urban development show a particularly obvious and dramatic shift, sprouting out new communities and industrial centers that take root in surrounding spaces.
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The increase in cases means that expanded testing has begun to take root: But the fruit of social distancing will take longer to see.
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Political winds do not shift quickly in a strong economy, they said, especially when many of the president's decisions have yet to take root.
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If the plan were to take root, some Republicans might recoil at such a deep cut because of its potential to increase the deficit.
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It seems far too soon to curtail the program in coal country, where solar has not really been given a chance to take root.
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However, scooters are more of an evolution than a revolution as they're really just the latest micro-mobility option to take root in urban areas.
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As for Aaptiv, Audible parent company Amazon invested in the startup just this June, which may have allowed a partnership like this to take root.
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As the U.S. dollar rises in value, and fears of a U.S.-China trade war take root, many Canadian mining executives are seeing ripple effects.
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The actual moral of the story is more trite and utopian, but still powerful: Democracy can't take root until the impulse for vengeance is gone.
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Like an invasive plant that faced no natural predators, surveillance capitalism has been allowed to take root and flourish in lawless space for two decades.
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After all, the label was less than two years old, just beginning to take root (it has only 10 full-time employees) and emotionally rent.
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But perusing the shelves can feel like time-traveling through the history of New York and seeing a capital of commerce and culture take root.
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The tensions take root in Trump's decision in May 2018 to withdraw the U.S. from Iran's nuclear deal with world powers, struck under his predecessor.
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This species of cactus releases pads and barbs that are carried on the wind to patches of soil where they will take root and grow.
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Just as artists are reaching the peak of their renown, they are snatched away, leaving behind seeds that are only just beginning take root. video
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"We still see the outbreak delaying – but not derailing – the global growth uptick that we have been expecting to take root in 2020," Pyle said.
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The balls work as ammunition to bring down birds - and, left behind on the ground, they gradually break down, releasing tree seeds to take root.
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And because many rainforest trees will only take root if dispersed away from their parent plant, flying foxes are vital to the health of these environments.
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The subsequent explosion of pot businesses from California to Massachusetts has allowed a massive above-board industry to take root as public support for legalization surged.
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But for change to really take root, it has to occur away from the spotlight -- and come from someone you'd never expect to see it in.
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"Sex-change surgery did not take root…because of new or unusual medical technology," writes Yale professor Joanne Meyerowitz in her 2002 book How Sex Changed.
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Many technologies offered by foreign firms fail to take root here, proving unfit for the simple, small farms that account for 70 percent of Kenyan production.
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Build it and they will come, echoes the voice around the world as LoRaWAN networks take root in Sao Paulo, Boston, Buenos Aires, Kochi, and Sydney.
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It is hard to predict whom a president will bond with, and when the relationship does not take root, it is a tough thing to witness.
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An opioid epidemic began to take root in areas devastated by the venture-capitalization of American business, the disappearance of manufacturing, and still-simmering racial tensions.
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Members of every advanced culture in the world know that before any semblance of progress can take root, a structured rule of law must be observed.
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Meaning that the hormone itself doesn't reveal the meaning to life; rather, it cultivates pathways in the brain for ideas around the topic to take root.
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The movement began to take root in the United States and Canada in the early 2003s, with developers, architects and designers looking to imitate Germany's achievement.
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What preoccupies Endo is whether Western Christianity can take root in what the Inquisitor describes as "this swamp of Japan," which seems inhospitable to outside forces.
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For decades, journalism's steady focus on problems and seemingly incurable pathologies was preparing the soil that allowed Trump's seeds of discontent and despair to take root.
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It's jarring, too, to be reminded how relatively new this all is, with the app only having begun to take root on college campuses in 2012.
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They must act responsibly and comply with various regulations to take root as providers of safe and secure payment settlements, Amamiya told a Reuters Newsmaker event.
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It allowed ISIS to take root in the region, and has left an entire generation of children uneducated or, worse still, educated by ISIS and al Qaeda.
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Over the past few decades, however, Downtown's Grand Ave has emerged as a worthy counterpoint to Museum Row, as more and more cultural institutions take root there.
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From Facebook's perspective, adding stories to WhatsApp represents a strategic effort to blunt Snapchat's growth in markets where the ephemeral messaging app has yet to take root.
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Paradoxically, because the Obamas' frequent TV appearances made them seem more open — but also like characters on a show — even the most ridiculous rumors could take root.
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"A recovery should take root in 2017 alongside a gradual upturn in oil prices and a slowing of the pace of decline in oil investment," it added.
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The first male strip clubs started popping up in the 1970s — when the women's lib movement really began to take root, and women were exploring their sexuality.
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The actual experience of civil disobedience exercised through the action of squatting enables other practices to take root and reveal the counter-cultural character of the movement.
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But many of the younger voters who took to the streets then failed to vote on Sunday, underscoring a lack of trust that reforms can take root.
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That's why Hemenway said that a key to gun laws is not just having them in place, but making sure they have enough time to take root.
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Even if Sanders doesn't win, Democrats and the nation both win as Sanders's message continues to nourish the political soil for future progressive change to take root.
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A few scans of comics pages would enhance appreciation for the era's work by showing the content that allowed this art to take root in readers' imaginations.
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Once I got to the NFL, though, the complexity of the playbook and the pressure of making the squad really started to make my illness take root.
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You know, the Abolition and Suffrage Movement, in the 1830s, the Suffrage Movement begins to take root out of women who are involved in the Abolition Movement.
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MS: Well, yeah, I think that part of what we were seeing as the Maker Movement really started to take root was the hobbyist side of it.
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"There's plenty of mosquito-borne diseases out there, but they haven't really been able to take root in the US because we have much better mosquito control."
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Data analytics are starting to take root in soccer, and penalty kicks — high stakes, low effort, repeated, zero-sum games — are an ideal place to apply them.
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To succeed, Mr. Xi's China dream must take root in rural and rust-belt backwaters like Datong, where many of China's almost 1.4 billion people still live.
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Three years later, as nationalism and populism take root in various corners of Europe and Germany itself, observers say Ms. Merkel is a political dead woman walking.
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General Electric shares have raced nearly 30% higher during the past three months, topping the XLI industrials ETF over that stretch, as its turnaround efforts take root.
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But he conceded and has vowed to hand over power, raising the prospect that radical reforms will take root in one of the world's most authoritarian nations.
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We must accept the fact that it took years for the problem to take root, and the road to rebuilding healthy families and resilient communities will belong.
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The Chinese, according to Admiral Gallery, had sown mental seeds they anticipated would "take root" and sprout in 10 or 20 years should another depression grip America.
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Since then, he has continued to scour for credible reports, including those about marijuana since legalization began to take root — but, again, has found no credible cases.
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The latest industry to take root in North Carolina's famed Research Triangle Park is clean technology, or cleantech — including alternative energy, smart electricity grids and advanced water systems.
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Kim Il Sung's cult of personality really began to take root in 703, when he led the Soviet-backed invasion of South Korea, kicking off the Korean War.
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So with attribution error, as with confirmation bias, anything that helps you reflect on your feelings before letting them take root, before giving them your obedience, could help.
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Then you have Slenderman, perhaps the most famous of all the creepypasta stories and the only one to escape the internet and take root in the real world.
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Most of the neighborhood was rezoned more than a decade ago, in 2005, and development was slow to take root, even when considering the effects of the recession.
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A clearer understanding of how growth happens, and why growth-boosting institutions sometimes wither or fail to take root, could raise the living standards of billions of people.
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Here is NFL star Cam Newton rocking an excellent version at Coachella, which is exactly the sort of fashion petri dish where these trends take root and grow.
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Yet Argentina expects a wave of portfolio and direct investments if President Mauricio Macri settles with the U.S. funds and if reforms to liberalize the economy take root.
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If allowed to take root, McCain cautioned, those tendencies could relegate the US to a backseat on the world stage, leaving a vacuum of power in its wake.
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As a result, new ideas (including fake news) can suddenly take root, and long-held ideas — think opposition to gay marriage or transgender rights — can suddenly melt away.
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But if a social credit system were ever to take root in the US, it's a sign that you can probably expect your pet to be rated too.
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It's a Possibility": "[T]he idea of his 2019 nomination, ... heartily endorsed by President Moon Jae-in of South Korea, has started to take root among his supporters.
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It broadcasts the seeds of propaganda as broadly as possible in the hope that they will take root, and that someone — anyone — will embrace violence in its name.
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He said a degree of patience is warranted now as the central bank's policies take root and start alleviating some of the conditions leading to the panic selling.
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Instead, it's about learning to work for the betterment of the whole — which makes it harder for the white savior narrative to take root in the first place.
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According to a diplomatic official, experts who were consulted during the process said differences in soil composition often make it difficult for a foreign tree to take root.
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And in southern Yemen, a weak government would take over, giving Al Qaeda and Daesh, another name for the Islamic State, a chance to expand and take root.
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"It evened the playing field," says Elise Kornack, 31, who until last year ran the tasting menu restaurant Take Root in Brooklyn with her wife, Anna Hieronimus, 31.
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But it is also possible that they have just cosmetically and structurally fixed the house and that some odor and unsafe mold will take root in the future.
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"Remix culture was a place where underground and fringe notions congregate and take root," says Jónó Mí Ló, who collaborated with NMESH on one of his Jones remixes.
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But we must always remember that we create far greater opportunity for all Americans when we enable the creativity and entrepreneurial spirit of people globally to take root here.
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Then there's role of the media, now one of the most contentious topics and tools in American politics as "fake news" and "alternative facts" take root as common phrases.
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When Eugenia Kuyda created her chatbot, Replika, she wanted it to stand out among the voice assistants and home robots that had begun to take root in peoples lives.
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It turns out there are specific conditions in economic markets that allow new ideas to emerge and take root, thereby leading to new approaches and inventions that grow economies.
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"We simply cannot allow the kind of rank corruption Hillary Clinton and her cronies traffic in to take root in our nation's highest office," Priebus said in his statement.
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Now some Indigenous leaders see the same parks they were excluded from—visited by more than 14 million people in 2015/16—as places where reconciliation can take root.
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By not separating himself from his business affairs, Trump has allowed both the appearance and the reality of cash-for-access corruption to take root in the White House.
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Public health interventions can also require time to take root, as more and more of the public learns the risks of addiction and that treatment is really available now.
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However, a lot of work remains to be done, including building the institutional foundation to ensure these efforts are able to take root and continue into the next administration.
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In Hampshire, some 500-litres-a-minute of calcium-rich fresh spring water runs through the beds, making it a pretty peachy growing environment for wasabi to take root.
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But because the culture is changing, puzzles are changing too—and though those changes didn't start at the Times, constructors are going to make sure they take root there.
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The number of venture-capital firms in Austin, Texas, has grown in recent years, Business Insider recently reported, as a new crop of startups take root in the city.
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Public health interventions can also take time to take root, as more and more of the public learns the risks of addiction and that treatment is really available now.
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This one comes courtesy of Elise Kornack of Brooklyn's Take Root, where Kornack and her wife, Anna Hieronimus, serve tasting menus to a mere 12 diners at a time.
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NFC certainly provides a possible explanation for why obviously untrue rumors spread so quickly online and take root so deeply that conspiracy theories lead to instances of IRL violence.
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In August state media recalled the words of China's leader, Xi Jinping, that schools must ensure "the seeds of core socialist values take root and grow" in children's hearts.
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New civic authority will have to take root, quickly and firmly — which won't be easy if the discredited rules and rituals of the old regime remain fully in place.
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I had hoped Ms. Cummins's words would germinate in the toxic American dirt where my own words, and those of other Latino writers, have often failed to take root.
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I loved them the way you love a future spouse you imagine for yourself, or how you love your children before they take root in your body and heart.
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They are, for instance, profoundly resilient: Often the first full signs of life to repopulate razed habitats, their spores are capable of floating across entire oceans to take root.
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And as the chaos in Charlottesville, Virginia on Saturday made abundantly clear, the world would probably be a lot better off if such ideas weren't permitted to take root anywhere.
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"Today, we have a chance to make history and show the world that progressive values can take root in an East Asian society," Tsai wrote on Twitter before the vote.
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This will soon not be the case and print books will become artisanal objets D'art relegated to used bookstores when reading and writing will attempt to take root and blossom.
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The current problems take root in Iran's faltering efforts to privatize its state-planned economy after the devastating war with Iraq in the 1980s, which saw 1 million people killed.
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Medieval folk believed that a malevolent life-force could take root in a dead individual, particularly among those who committed evil deeds or created animosities when they were still alive.
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Wild primates may help understand how diseases arise and evolve, and may serve as "sentinels" for detecting diseases and monitoring new diseases early, before they take root in human populations.
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"There will be enough air and sunlight in this space for strong competitors to take root, grow and thrive," said Christine Varney, then head of the Justice Department's antitrust division.
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It is much harder for a new communications technology to take root in an unpromising place than it was when Scranton rose to dominate the creation of newfangled shellac records.
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Why do we allow for such animosity to take root in what should be a civil discussion about how to create fertile conditions for learning and serving in the workplace?
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The lessons take root at an early age, Ms. Krawcheck said in a conversation with the Times business reporter Sapna Maheshwari and Stephanie Cohen, chief strategy officer at Goldman Sachs.
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Some argue that changes need to take root in the institutions that support scientists in the United States, where female scientists hold only about 30 percent of senior faculty positions.
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Mr. Kudlow said Mr. Trump had "redesigned, redeveloped and re-engineered" the economy and suggested the Fed was getting in the way of allowing the president's efforts to take root.
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The general consensus between them is that Vietnamese-Cajun style trounces the original, and that around these parts, a radical, refugee-born idea can take root in under two decades.
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Welcome to Take Root, a living-room-size Michelin-starred restaurant in Carroll Gardens, open three nights a week, which still, four years after opening, is a two-person operation.
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China's ploys are difficult to discern, and its plants are difficult to dislodge, especially when they take root in unsuspecting open societies, like the United States, New Zealand or Australia.
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Announcing the arrest to a cheering audience at the White House, Trump said, "We must never allow political violence to take root in America - cannot let it happen," Trump said.
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Conversely, the center has taken a proactive approach to radicalization amongst their members, immediately reporting hints of seditious activity to the FBI before the ideology has an opportunity to take root.
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"There will be enough air and sunlight in this space for strong competitors to take root, grow and thrive," said the country's top antitrust regulator, Assistant Attorney General Christine A. Varney.
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" He added, "We must never allow political violence to take root in America and I'm committed to doing everything in my power as president to stop it and stop it now.
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If Trump fails to overcome these divisions, they are likely to take root and fester, with grave consequences for the future health of America and for the rest of the world.
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"Even though these are very avoidable things, like patching Microsoft, if there's no one doing them...then yo have this very rich soil for these attacks to take root," Corman said.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's industrial output remained nearly steady in July, official data showed on Friday, beating expectations for a small drop as a timid recovery from recession starts to take root.
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It wasn't a political movement in itself—save for the charity element of the proceedings—but it provided a quiet, calm zone where the seeds of that action could take root.
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But as the older shows fade away, the newer ones will become the network's standard-bearers, and the idea of TNT as the home of fewer commercials might — might — take root.
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I'm doing this in the hopes it will be one of many experimental blockchain-based economies that reject the tenets of traditional monetary capitalism, some of which might actually take root.
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The NAACP leader also said voters are now paying more attention to elections at a state and local level as some of Trump's policies and rhetoric take root in their communities.
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The continued chaos offers Iran a low-cost opportunity to drain Saudi resources, and it opens up new possibilities for Al Qaeda and the Islamic State to take root in Yemen.
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While most enterprises today still employ these dated security techniques, a new model of security based on artificial intelligence (AI) is beginning to take root in organizations with advanced security programs.
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Alas, grown-up thoughts like these never get a chance to take root, because Al's new couch-surfing ex-con friend, Tracy, lures him into a fool's gold charge card scam.
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If you have a green thumb, buy an extra bunch, and let it take root so you can plant it as an edible houseplant, sprouting bushy leaves in a sunny window.
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As basic income grows on the local scale and in global pilots, the innovative nature of the basic income philosophy is beginning to take root in the heartland of American invention.
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"We will not allow his radical teachings and his extremist ideology to take root in Singapore," it said, adding distributing or possessing any of the prohibited publications would be an offence.
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"I think the next upper and lower house elections may be the last chance for a political system to take root in which a change in government is possible," he said.
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Congress has allowed this precedent to take root, and now it seems the only remedy is for the very institution responsible for this to finally assert itself and exercise its constitutional authority.
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So it wasn't until 2014, ahead of that fourth season (covering the back half of book three), that concerns about Martin's books being left in the dust began to really take root.
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And, as my research shows, U.S. psychologists' idea of adolescence took time to take root and traveled slowly to other parts of the world, even encountering resistance in places such as India.
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This new vaccine, should it ever be put to use, would indirectly help humans by reducing Ebola's opportunity to take root in wild animal populations, from where it could spread to humans.
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It&aposs a short harvest, about three weeks, making for a labor-intensive, inefficient process, and a bottleneck that producers must overcome if they are to make a milkweed industry take root.
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Since the city-level anti-abortion ordinances first took off outside of Texas, it's possible more will take root in other states, particularly as conservative state lawmakers continue to pass extreme legislation.
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This divisive governance system ultimately allowed groups such as AQIM and its various affiliates to take root in northern Mali where they remain steadfast despite attempts at dislodging them from the region.
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Suspicions of the Moscow-based security company began to take root during the Obama administration, and President Trump officially signed a ban on the federal government doing business with Kaspersky in 2017.
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"We believe that together we can work to make sure that terrorism is not allowed to take root on our soil or on the soil in any neighboring countries," added Suu Kyi.
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But now administrators are trying to ensure that the deadly new coronavirus first discovered last December in the Chinese city of Wuhan does not take root in this tiny former Portuguese colony.
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"I allowed a workplace culture to take root in my office that was too permissive and decidedly unprofessional," the 56-year-old said in a video at the time of his announcement.
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At a time when global challenges can seem paralyzing in their complexity, the New York convocation offers a ray of hope, an indication of how worldwide alliances can in fact take root.
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Equipment brought in from afar might carry seeds that can take root and out-compete native species, as well as winged insects that can spread even faster in the stressed-out forest.
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Yonck makes a strong case that it was our early ability to communicate through pre-language emotional expressions that enabled the remarkable survival of this skill, and enabled technology to take root.
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FCC Commissioners that voted against the repeal were quick to issue statements urging net neutrality supporters to keep fighting the good fight as numerous efforts at walking back the FCC's repeal take root.
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To date, astronomers have only managed to image behemoth gas giants in distant orbits, and while we've learned a lot from these planets, they're not exactly ideal places for life to take root.
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As the world economy slows, the U.S. Federal Reserve is now openly discussing an interest rate cut designed to ensure a recessionary narrative does not take root and to keep the economy expanding.
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But the message can only take root if you're willing to stick around and listen, and it's hard for me to fathom voluntarily making my way through the middle chunk of HOPELESSNESS again.
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This agenda addresses five main goals: While economic growth alone won't reduce income inequality, it does mean an elevated standard of living and a fertile environment for progressive economic policies to take root.
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Zambia is an unnerving example of how democracy, which had seemed finally to be about to bloom on the world's poorest continent, is still struggling to take root in many parts of it.
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Manager Terry Collins and his players inspected the jagged triangles in the outfield where new patches of sod had yet to take root and tested how the ball might bounce off the seams.
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"Such anathema to us as Americans — and a painful reminder of how long it took modernism to take root in the U.S., after the Enlightenment, the 14th, 15th, 16th, 19th amendments," she wrote.
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Western officials, hoping the new government can take root, have been planning a new Libya International Assistance Mission, led by Italy, to help stabilize the country and to help train its armed forces.
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In 2011, party leaders promised to overhaul the centrally planned economy, but they have moved too slowly in opening up the country to foreign investment and allowing a private sector to take root.
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One of the more pernicious myths to take root in the modern mind is that racism is human nature, that it's an inevitable part of who we are, a product of our evolution.
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This idea, known as preclearance, is widely considered the single most effective civil rights tool in American history, because it blocks bad policies before they can take root and spread harm across generations.
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Such a dynamic would take root only where a behavior is already substantially automated — typed, at work, more as a learned performance rather than as an expression of will, or even an idea.
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Something Cohen knows, a belief that began to take root in him back when he was watching "All My Children" with his mother, was that people who interacted would always create something interesting.
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That slight air of discrepancy is a synecdoche of the series' problems as a whole: Everybody involved in the show is trying their very hardest, but nothing sinks in deeply enough to take root.
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It's not uncommon for problems to take root in early adulthood, a time when many people make decisions "without understanding the consequences," said René Nourse, founder of the financial planning firm Urban Wealth Management.
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Yet he failed to anticipate two of the biggest developments of the 20th century—the rise of fascism and the welfare state—and wrongly believed communism would take root in the most advanced economies.
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It had long been feared that the disease might take root in Goma, and that the city would serve as a launching pad to send cases both to regional neighbors and potentially further afield.
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Democrats would "leave Israel out there" if they won in 2020 and they've allowed anti-Semitism to "take root in their party and their country," President Trump told the Republican Jewish Coalition conference Saturday.
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But before they've been able to implement such policies and let them take root (especially in local and state jurisdictions, where federal policymakers have very limited power), these rates appear to be coming down.
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It is a story designed to take root in an explicitly partisan environment: Whether it is true or not does not matter so much as whether its intended audience wants it to be true.
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After the arrest of the suspect, Cesar Sayoc, in Florida, Trump said the "terrorizing acts" had no place in the US. "We must never allow political violence to take root in America," he said.
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But before they were able to implement such policies and let them take root (especially in local and state jurisdictions, where federal policymakers have very limited power), the crime rates seem to have dropped.
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But before they've been able to implement such policies and let them take root, especially in local and state jurisdictions where federal policymakers have very limited power, these rates appear to be coming down.
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But before they were able to implement such policies and let them take root (especially in local and state jurisdictions, where federal policymakers have very limited power), the rates already seem to be dropping.
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Where people's most important relationships with public figures used to be local, or via the one-way communication of mainstream media, the new political communities take root in the two-way connections of social media.
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It is possible to be a strong woman who loves to eat and yet, as Ruby writes, for "moments of unease [to] take root, furrowing deep into the very essence" of one's relationship with food.
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Monsanto and other industry players can't afford for that kind of talk to take root; which is exactly why we're seeing these extraordinary efforts to undermine the scientists and push EPA to ignore cancer concerns.
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In the season two episode "The Hurt Stalker," for example, Liv eats the brain of a love-obsessed stalker whose controlling, jealous tendencies take root in Liv and lead her to snoop in Major's closet.
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"We cannot permit this invidious thinking, discredited by history at the cost of so much misery and suffering by innocents, to take root once again in America, let alone in the White House," Takei wrote.
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When this happens, challenges that should easily be identified and dispatched are instead allowed to take root and fester — and the opportunity to course-correct ("Captain, perhaps we should go around that iceberg") is lost.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, Mr. Trump regularly castigated Mr. Obama for withdrawing American troops from Iraq too abruptly in 2011 — a decision that he said allowed the Islamic State to take root and flourish.
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When Rodrigues finally locates Ferreira, the former priest tells him, with sorrow, that Christianity simply cannot take root in Japan, and that there is much truth to be found in Buddhism (the state-mandated religion).
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - President Ivan Duque must push pension and energy reforms through a hostile and polarized congress over the next year if Colombia's slow and uncertain economic recovery is to take root, analysts and lawmakers said.
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It just plants a question in the watcher's head and lets it fester, lets it take root, until all you're left with is this veritable redwood stretching out of your head and screaming into the void.
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"The best possible thing that could happen is for the cessation of hostilities to really take root, and to be sustained, for the humanitarian assistance to flow and then for the negotiations to start," he said.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi recognizes the need to avoid recreating conditions that allowed IS to take root, including corruption in the security forces and marginalization of Iraq's minority Sunni population under predecessor Nuri al-Maliki.
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Late-November changes for some, status quo for others There are some signs that colder air may try to take root over more of the North Central states toward the middle of the month, Pastelok stated.
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Troublesome as they have been, the post-colonial borders have proved durable partly because few have dared to change them; and a century has been long enough for national identities to take root to some degree.
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A victory by Mr. Espaillat would realize a long-sought goal of the so-called Dominican diaspora, which began to take root here in large numbers after the United States invaded the Caribbean nation in 20143.
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Just as we have seen with jihadist violence, it is not enough to stop those preparing physical attacks; we must also stop people and networks creating worldviews and value systems that allow violence to take root.
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Native iOS tipping functionality could make it difficult for third-party tipping platforms to take root, though it could also spark a new trend of micropayments that are smaller than the typical $1 in-app purchase.
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"The government of Canada and Canadians stand with the people of Edmonton after the terrorist attack on Saturday," he said, "We cannot — and will not — let violent extremism take root in our communities," Mr. Trudeau said.
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There is a fragility to the form, yet it is a literal substrate for life: a seductive and resilient ecosystem that commands the pristine gallery space, but could just as easily take root in the forest.
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But as more people live more of their lives on Facebook, Twitter and other social networks, it's increasingly important to understand the contours of these networks, including the darker corners where violent behavior can take root.
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A great deal of President Trump's policy record — on issues like health care, energy and even immigration — would need a second term to fully take root, and could be easily reversed if he doesn't get one.
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With the aid of its insidious claws, a detachable segment of the aptly named jumping cholla can latch onto unsuspecting passers-by, with the hope of being delivered to fresh soil in which to take root.
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Awarding diplomatic Recognition for Somaliland would also consolidate peace and good governance, and deny the ability of the extremism to take root, and would advance vital U.S. security interest in the volatile Horn of Africa region.
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LAS VEGAS — Speaking before a crowd of influential GOP donors and Jewish Republicans, President Donald Trump on Saturday accused Democrats of mistreating Israel and allowing the "scourge of anti-Semitism to take root" in their party.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - North Korea must heed the call by major powers to abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile programs and allow peace to take root on the divided peninsula, South Korea's foreign minister said on Monday.
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But the militants of the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, have seized the opportunity to take root in the country, making it a potential springboard for terrorist attacks elsewhere in Africa, and in Europe.
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The multi-pronged ensemble uses augmented drawings, holographic illusions, virtual-reality headsets, and large-scale projections to create a number of unbelievable scenarios "that take root in both the mirage and the miracle," according to the duo.
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While a combination of these rationales is what's kept me from considering trying stretching, the idea that spending six months with my penis in traction could be an interesting follow-up article has begun to take root.
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But President Obama has stayed his hand, limiting overt American action to sporadic strikes against a handful of Islamic State targets in an effort to allow a United Nations-led peace process to take root in Libya.
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Confirmation of the case on Tuesday increased fears the virus could take root in the densely populated city of 2 million, which is more than 350 km (220 miles) south of where the outbreak was first detected.
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The International Republican Institute, the group I work for, augments these efforts by focusing on legitimate, citizen responsive governance to combat violent extremism by addressing the core challenges that allow violent extremism to take root and flourish.
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So once all the barriers put up by prohibition are dismantled — from bans on marketing to police raids that tear down large marijuana farms — and mass production can take root, the price of pot will likely plummet.
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If a soccer culture can take root here, in China's cosmopolitan and cool commercial center, hometown of the former N.B.A. star Yao Ming, then it can anywhere in a country that has historically underachieved in the sport.
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A U.N. statement released on Tuesday cited Jean-Pierre Lacroix, U.N. under-secretary-general for peace operations, saying the U.N. mission had fostered a better environment for democratic processes to take root but more political solutions were needed.
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The study: In the largest trial of its kind, 4,557 Indian newborns were treated for just one week with a specially-developed "synbiotic," a probiotic strain boosted with a sugar, designed to take root in the infant gut.
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Unlike today, you had a surplus of council housing; a lot of parties took place in community centers; there were lots of youth clubs—even church halls... there were many places where music could flourish and take root.
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It put a special emphasis on hardscrabble immigrant areas around Paris, where nearly 40 percent of new arrivals take root — and where almost one-third of the members of this year's world championship team were born, including Mbappé.
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The rise of social media has helped powerful groups spread vaccine skepticism around the world — by buying ads on Facebook, for instance — and has enabled new concerns about vaccines to take root quickly via grassroots groups and forums.
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Italy has a long history of home-grown organized crime, including the Sicilian Mafia and the Calabrian 'Ndrangheta, but immigration to Europe has opened the way for foreign crime groups to take root, including the Nigerian and Chinese mafias.
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"Rate hike expectations cannot take root easily, capping the New Zealand dollar, as the process of redefining the central bank's role has only started under the labour-led coalition government," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief forex strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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Elfin forests have small, short trees, usually no more than about 30 feet (9 meters) tall, and canopies loaded with epiphytes—plants that benignly take root and grow on the trunks and branches of other, typically much larger plants.
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It was this existing community of other recent Asian immigrants that allowed Chinese Indonesians fleeing the violence of 98 to take root, explained Dahlia Setiyawan, an independent historian and researcher who has studied Philadelphia's Chinese Indonesian community for years.
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Yet, a perceptible fissure opens up in relation to both the acute absence of Minimalist works from/in Southeast Asia, and a lack of suitable explorations of why such a monumental movement failed to take root in the region.
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In The Handmaid's Tale, Margaret Atwood imagined how seeds of xenophobia, misogyny, and authoritarianism could utterly corrupt a popular ideology with many well-meaning supporters — because a Gilead can grow in any group that lets its principles take root.
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"Beyond Syria and Iraq, we continue to use the full range of our tools to go after ISIL wherever it tries to take root, as we showed with our strike on an ISIL training camp in Libya," Obama continued.
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Giving the central bank an effective third mandate has won more adherents since the 2007-2009 financial crisis, which some blame in part on too-easy U.S. monetary policy in the preceding years that allowed risks to take root.
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Lifting weights, running on elliptical, eliminating every imaginable flaw from your upper body in motion, it gives the mind space to wander, fertilizing the soil and allowing seeds to take root and blossom into flowers of conspiracy and suspicion.
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With stubbornness and idealism, and armed with a formal vocabulary held in common with her Modernist peers, the Dickersons sought to prove that an authentic pictorial sensibility could take root anywhere, even in the middle of the Great Plains.
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"Even after the war, division caused the horror of war to take root in our everyday lives," South Korean President Moon Jae-in said last week as the country marked the 73rd anniversary of the end of Japanese colonialism.
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Known as Alphabet's "Moonshot Factory", X is a research and development unit that acts as a nursery for the company's many offshoot projects, such as Waymo, Wing, Makani, Loon and others, helping them take root as viable separate entities.
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President Donald Trump attacked special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe on Tuesday, saying it's "looking at the wrong people," and slammed his own attorney general, Jeff Sessions, for allowing the "witch hunt" to take root in the first place.
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At that point, multiple movements started to take root in Detroit, ones that used techno as a means of social resistance and rebellion—a phenomenon that soon appeared in London, Berlin, Paris, Tokyo, and, last but not least, Pereira.
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This is where disruptive technologies come in (and I despise the d-word but I'll use it in this context.) The assumption that comes with "disruptive" technologies is that there is still plenty of headroom for new improvements to take root.
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But, so long as we have support and firm reassurances from the West, and the criminal "General" Haftar is kept at bay, it will be one that allows democracy to bloom, to spread, and to take root throughout the country.
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It also proves that while some collectives, alternative spaces, and other art and performance efforts feel like they are spinning in place now, they can eventually take root, gain ground, and contribute to the development of a unique art center.
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But even if growth accelerates, Russia remains in the same troubled patch it has occupied for years, having failed to transform an oil-dependent economy dominated by politically connected oligarchs into one in which private entrepreneurship is allowed to take root.
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But the rape case and the wedding demonstrated the limits of that coexistence, and just how quickly the bitter political dispute that overlays everything in the occupied West Bank can obliterate the little sprouts of humanity that take root beneath it.
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The rulers of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt view the popular revolution in Sudan as a dangerous example to their own countries, where the Arab Spring revolt of 2011 was either quashed or never allowed to take root.
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But these are quintessentially modern problems, which began to take root in 218th-century Europe, when new markets and technologies swept aside old forms of knowledge and wealth, and when the border between reality and appearances started to get seriously hazy.
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Let that order involve not only rules and norms of trade and finance, but deeper liberal values, traditions and institutions, so that they may take root in the Chinese cultural soil and blossom into a society that works for everyone.
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The counterattack, people close to Mr. Biden said, was intended to demonstrate what he had been promising supporters for the past week: that he would not let Mr. Trump "hijack" his campaign by allowing the president's narrative to take root.
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It took decades for Maxxi, a national museum of contemporary art, to take root, and years for William Kentridge's 2016 "Triumphs and Laments," an ambitious public art project along the banks of the Tiber River, to receive the appropriate permits.
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Meanwhile, Take Root, open three nights a week, is booked until it closes, though Ms. Kornack said they might be able to open up a few more seats: 187 Sackett Street (Henry Street), Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, 347-227-7116, take-root.com.
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For a healthy economy to take root we must become a bigger part of the global economy As Keleher puts it, we need a strategy that connects all of these dots so we don't just see a series of small wins.
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Still others say it's most effective to focus their billions not on the technologies that could mitigate global warming but on the social and political conditions that would enable those technologies to take root: Build a zeitgeist-changing climate movement.
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This meant sweeping through an area to weaken opposing fighting groups by force and then holding the ground and trying to secure it over time, all in the service of allowing the central government's local project to take root and grow.
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X Known as Alphabet's "Moonshot Factory," X is a research and development unit that acts as a nursery for the company's many offshoot projects, such as Waymo, Wing, Makani, Loon and others, helping them take root as viable separate entities.
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James: John's diaries are full of passages in which he analyzes instances in which he feels subtly marginalized in the presence of sighted people, examining the tiny moments of social awkwardness, attempting to understand how and why they take root.
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None of this even begins to tackle the bedrock difficulties faced by cities like Flint: that the legacies of corporate appeasement and built-in discrimination have created an environment not where a single crisis can take root, but where multiple crises are compounded.
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Don't worry: A promising change will take root in your home life (and around feeling safe and emotionally supported in general) toward the end of the month when the planet of stability, Saturn, connects the planet of bright ideas, Uranus, on December 24!
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Earlier, Congolese health authorities confirmed that a third case had been diagnosed in Goma, increasing fears the virus could take root in the densely populated city, which lies more than 350 km (220 miles) south of where the outbreak was first detected.
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"This disturbing trend of whitewashing in big-budget movies can't get a chance to take root in Mulan as well, and if any company can afford to 'risk' adapting a beloved story with a cast of POCs, it's Disney," the petition reads.
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Planted in Virginia a year before the Mayflower arrived from England, representative government would take root firmly, blossom in 13 largely self-governing colonies, and after independence grow into the great tree of American liberty, inspiring similar plantings in much of the world.
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"The Military Manpower Administration, via thorough investigation, will do our best to root out military service evasion crime and make an example of the violators so that a fair and just military service culture can take root," the agency said in a statement.
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But if the Bush administration's belief that grateful Iraqis would greet invading U.S. troops with flowers was fanciful, it is "at least equally naive" to believe that "democracy will take root in Iran" if the Islamic Republic collapses, one of the officials said.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Moon said it was fortunate that his planned summit meeting is taking place early in his five-year term, giving him time to ensure that any agreements he forges with Mr. Kim will take root before he leaves office.
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They say it's most effective for billionaires to focus on the social and political conditions that would enable the tech to take root — for example, by building a robust climate activist movement or by getting Democrats elected to Congress and to the presidency.
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Yet lawmakers can't get it together to pass this before Christmas, despite the fact that this transparent villainy should have never been allowed to take root, let alone become a matter requiring months of deliberation—and cowering from expensive lobbying campaigns—to address.
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"The Military Manpower Administration, via thorough investigation, will do our best to root out military service evasion crime and make an example of the violators so that a fair and just military service culture can take root," authorities said in a statement.
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As civilian democratic governance began at last to take root, South Korean citizens started to demand accountability from the U.S. government and military for their complicity in the brutal practices of the past and their active support for authoritarian rule in South Korea.
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The 700-room Four Diamond location is the first new hotel to open at Disneyland in nearly 20 years, and will take root on the west end of the Downtown Disney District, a promenade of restaurants and shops between Disneyland and Disney California Adventure.
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Meanwhile, more substantive criticisms struggle to take root — in part because Ocasio-Cortez is quick to acknowledge missteps, but also because she's constantly moving forward, advancing her argument, tweaking the agenda, and otherwise antiquating those cable news chyrons that might seek to belittle her.
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"We are seeing signs of progress, and some of the seeds planted in prior years are beginning to take root, but we know we have more ahead of us than behind us," Microsoft chief diversity officer Lindsay-Rae McIntyre said in a blog post.
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On Thursday, Congolese authorities confirmed that a third case had been diagnosed in the densely populated city Goma, increasing fears that the virus could take root in the trading hub on the Rwandan border, hundreds of miles away from where the outbreak was first detected.
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The hedge fund said on Friday it had put forward six motions to be discussed at GMO Internet's annual general meeting, which is scheduled to take place in late March, in a growing sign shareholder activism may be starting to take root in Japan.
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" We take this underpaid and highly stressed group of officers, with guns and any biases they may harbor, explicit or implicit, and flood disadvantaged communities with them, where uncivil behavior can often take root, and then "we feign surprise when periodically the tensions boil over.
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But one step that is within the reach of every caregiver — one act of rebellion against a culture of violence — is to keep violence out of the home, to create a space of calm and safety in which reason and compassion can take root.
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It will feature nine-course vegan tasting menus prepared by the chefs Niki Nakayama of n/naka in Los Angeles, Emma Bengtsson of Aquavit in New York, Kamilla Seidler of Gustu in La Paz, Bolivia, and Elise Kornack, who owned Take Root in Brooklyn.
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It's no coincidence that the term "athleisure" began to take root in fashion circles around 2014: That was the year Tisci began what would become a multiseason collaboration with Nike, starting with a much-hyped revamp of its iconic Air Force 1 sneaker that spring.
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The result was the creation of the UC San Diego — which, today, graduates more engineers every year than Stanford and Cal-Berkley combined — as well as rezoned business districts that paved the way for research giants like the Salk Institute and Qualcomm to take root.
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Even in countries that have not conducted such wide-ranging investigations, new grass-roots anti-torture organizations have begun to take root, and those groups are trying to make it more difficult for their governments to continue to engage in torture with secrecy and impunity.
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Another senior Western official, speaking with Reuters on the condition on anonymity, said that the coalition was most concerned about the terror group's potential to take root in Afghanistan — that its extremism would prove alluring for the country's young and disenfranchised, who have known nothing but war.
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"Megyn Kelly interviewing Alex Jones is like taking a leaf of poison ivy that you know is making you itch and rubbing it all over someone's face," says Stephanie Kelley-Romano, who teaches rhetoric at Bates College and studies how and why conspiracy beliefs take root.
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Still, it was easy to see political satire as an innovation, like the Internet, that could help democracy take root around the world, not through patronizing and coercive "nation-building" projects but as a natural result of giving people a product that they wanted and enjoyed.
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By covering up the magnitude of the outbreak in Wuhan early on, China's repressive practices, in fact, allowed a novel coronavirus to take root in a city, and then a province, and ultimately to spread so fast that it now infects almost every country on Earth.
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The real fight, however, will continue to be in the anarchic regions where the terrorists take root, whether Afghanistan, the hollow shells of Syria and Iraq, Yemen, Libya or the chaotic seam between Saharan and sub-Saharan Africa where Boko Haram and its ilk continue their depredations.
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Other groups are doing similar work: In Peru, the vocalist Susana Baca helps run the Instituto Negro Continuo, which works to record and teach Afro-Peruvian music and dance traditions, making that repertoire available to young musicians so that it can take root it in their expressions.
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The outbreak triggered particular concern because it occurred in a remote northwestern area that was hard to reach but close to the Congo River, causing fears it could take root in a neighboring city or spread to the capital Kinshasa, a city of more than 10 million people.
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Trump's bragging about sexual assault is a natural consequence of a fallen world, and even if many people regard his boasts as much more serious than uttering a few curse words, it's the gradual acceptance of those curse words that creates an environment where sin can take root.
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We are seeing how powerful social networks are in facilitating and accelerating a "cognitive opening," a point at which one is most receptive to extremist ideologies and which stems from a personal grievance or failure that shakes one's worldview and provides an opening for an ideology to take root.
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The aftermath of the so-called Arab Spring — a wave of democratic revolts once hailed by the Obama administration as a welcome antidote to the extremism of al Qaeda — has left pockets of chaos across the Muslim world that have allowed ISIS and its ideological allies to take root.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.) and her husband, Mark Kelly, is pushing to rebrand their effort — based on poll and focus-group data — in the hope that it will take root in an American culture that has long accepted gun ownership, if not revered it in parts of the country.
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Other weeks, when I see three different restaurants with the same blond wood, air plants and gold-accented interior, and one of them has a sign that proclaims that it accepts Bitcoin, I think this is the last place on earth I should be trying to take root.
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In my current position, I understood our primary U.S. policy objective in Ukraine was to take advantage of the once-in-a-generation opportunity that resulted from the election of President Zelensky and the clear majority he had gained in the Ukrainian Rada to see real anti-corruption reform take root.
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Krista Franklin's ...to take root among the stars, a deconstructed artist book of handmade paper and archival materials informed by surrealism and Afrofuturism, also explores "what gets to be considered worthy of being memorialized" and how often black people have to create narrative frameworks for understanding themselves, according to the curator.
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More generally, with the rise of the alt-right and the mainstreaming of groups like the National Front in Europe, the real test will be how the authorities respond in areas where anti-Semitism could take root – and whether they are able to prevent hate crimes from happening to begin with.
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Working with international partners to provide the resources, training and diplomatic support needed for at least a bare minimum of governance to take root — a Sunni alternative to the horrific brand of governance offered by the Islamic State — is an urgent priority not just for counterterrorism but also for humanitarian reasons.
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"At the end of the day the best possible thing that could happen is for the cessation of hostilities to really take root, and to be sustained, for the humanitarian assistance to flow and then for the negotiations to start that lead to a political transition," Blinken told a news conference.
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You can see this idea take root when Hopper, the one character who knows where Eleven is, gets into a pointless fight with her, then gets incapacitated in the Upside Down before he can get the one character who might help them out from the exile he's placed her in.
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At a time when so many topical issues in the news seem to take root in toxic masculinity, actor Terry Crews has made a name for himself in challenging that culture — even if it means going after his own peers for falling into traps of victim-blaming and mocking allegations of assault.
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These sorts of abuses were exactly the kind that the Framers feared could take root when they gave such significant powers to one individual—and they were the exact sorts of abuses that motivated them to ensure that a powerful chief executive could be removed through means other than the ballot box.
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The paradox is that the failures of the 737 Max were really the product of an incredible success: a decades-long transformation of the whole business of flying, in which airplanes became so automated and accidents so rare that a cheap air-travel boom was able to take root around the world.
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One reason for the endurance of George Stevens's film, from 1953, is the supreme equipoise that it finds between two contending impulses—the will to wander, moving restlessly through a desert land, versus the urge to take root, battling for your right to settle down and defying those who would snatch it away.
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These notoriously low levels reflected the times, as the weed subculture in America was just starting to take root and could help explain why some of the most memorable old school brands have names like Acapulco Gold, Panama Red, Afghani, Thai stick, and Jamaican sensi; they were all originally cultivated outside of the country.
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As early as months after independence, when opposition to Mugabe's rule began to take root in Zimbabwe, initially spearheaded by ZANU, a former partner to ZANU during the war of independence, the story has either been ruthless of a suppression of the resistance or of so-near-yet-so-far after every election cycle.
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The iPhone X supports Qi wireless charging, the same standard supported by the new iPhone 8 models as well as the latest flagship devices from Samsung and LG. With such universal agreement among the biggest smartphone vendors, there's finally a chance for unified wireless charging standard to take root and penetrate into more public spaces and locations.
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All of these factors have interacted to produce Sunni jihadists in the Middle East and to create fertile soil in Europe for the ideology of jihadism to take root among alienated, young Muslim men such as the ISIS recruits who carried out the deadly terrorist attacks in Paris, Brussels and Manchester, England, over the past two years.
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With the blessing of Lucie Arnaz, daughter of Ms. Ball and Desi Arnaz, the festival and the museum did take root, but plans for the comedy center — hatched in the mid-1990s — were shelved until 2010, when a new group of comedy aficionados, including Ms. Gunderson and Tom Benson, the center's chairman, began to develop new plans.
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When they live in a constantly shifting and evolving world of other new technologies, when the ones which take root and spread have a positive-feedback-loop effect on the culture and mindset toward new technologies, and when every one of your first 20 interactions with new tech changes your feelings about it … it's basically impossible.
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The latter includes "For All Mankind," an Apple TV+ series built around the notion that the Soviets reached the moon first; and "The Plot Against America," an upcoming HBO adaptation of Philip Roth's novel, in which Charles Lindbergh is elected president and keeps the U.S. out of World War II, while fascism begins to take root at home.
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"By building up deeper, richer, more stable soils, Tortotubus would have paved the way for larger, more complex green plants to quite literally take root, in turn providing a food source for animals and allowing the escalation of terrestrial ecosystems," said paleontologist Martin Smith of Britain's Durham University, who conducted the research while at the University of Cambridge.
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Lowe's shares surged Wednesday after the home improvement retailer's second-quarter earnings report beat Wall Street forecasts and topped rival Home Depot on same-store sales growth in the U.S. The report — which exceeded analyst estimates on earnings, revenue and same-store sales — showed that changes made by CEO Marvin Ellison have started to take root and draw more customers.
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What homeowners need is a champion that will stand up for all of them, one that will create fair procedures that govern the origination and servicing of mortgages, one that will enforce those procedures, and one that will study and monitor the mortgage market to ensure that new forms of predatory behavior do not have the opportunity to take root.
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Don't allow the most extreme fringes of the Democratic Party to take root, and certainly do not reward the very mob tactics that they tried to use against the honorable Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' MORE.
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When the oak was planted on the South Lawn, Mr. Macron, who had already enjoyed a rapport with President Trump, said he was pleased the tree "can now take root here at the White House in front of us as a symbol of the sacrifice and the common battles that France and the United States have led together," according to a transcript of his remarks.
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Quite the contrary, the goal is the avoidance of war through the establishment of a new, democratic system of government — one that is defined by Maryam Rajavi's 10-point plan for the future of the country, a plan that calls for free and fair elections, peaceful relations between Iran and its neighbors, safeguards for the rights of women and minorities, and all of the essential principles that advocates of diplomacy should wish to see take root in the Middle East.
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But as donor nations', and in particular the U.S.'s, concern with the PA's internal state of affairs diminished, political tendencies familiar to observers of the region's one-party, presidential model began to take root, unchecked by international censure; frequent arrests and detainment of journalists, bolstered by a June 85033 cyber crimes law condemned by Palestinian rights groups as an infringement on civil liberties, just the latest indication that not all may not be going according to the donor playbook in the West Bank.
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In my book, I hope to remind readers of classics (like Alexis de Tocqueville's "Democracy in America," Richard Hofstadter's "The Paranoid Style in American Politics" and Daniel J. Boorstin's "The Image") that shed light on some of the larger social and political dynamics at work in the age of Trump, as well as some lesser known works by writers like Victor Klemperer and Stefan Zweig that provide some historical perspective on how autocracy, nationalism and the hatred of outsiders can swiftly take root in a democracy.
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I hope our kids, through having grown up with us, and been in political life, lived in Prime Ministerial residences, been on the most fantastic family holidays in Europe, but also been in a tent down the beach, with their father cooking for them, badly, that the values I spoke about before, of a natural empathy, a natural compassion, a natural sense of solidarity, but a passion about freedom, and respect for others, I hope that they take root, as well, and with our little ones, as well, a two-year-old and a six-year-old.
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