In fact, all the evidence that I've looked at so far has shown quite the opposite, that net it has been to the detriment of consumers and to the detriment of workers.
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"The asylum system is being abused to the detriment of the rule of law, sound public policy, and public safety — and to the detriment of people with just claims," Mr. Sessions said Monday.
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And it's to the detriment of its many admirable ambitions.
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The effect could be to the detriment of his party.
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It works to the detriment of economic development for Mexico.
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I have never done anything to the detriment of Poland.
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Once again, illiberalism seems ascendant, to the detriment of democracy.
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Perhaps even to the detriment of their casting director John Papsidera.
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To the detriment of the book, self-reflection is utterly absent.
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That's reflected in "Five" to the detriment of dance as dance.
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"The asylum system has been abused for years, we all know that, to the detriment of the rule of law, sound public policy, public safety and to the detriment of people with legitimate claims," Sessions said.
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Some have resulted in significant price hikes, to the detriment of consumers.
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Our present rules are being manipulated to the detriment of athletics' credibility.
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That doesn't actually happen, to the detriment of a great many women.
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This invites companies to manipulate the system to the detriment of workers.
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And that will be to the detriment of both British and European passengers.
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Mr Coats followed facts to the detriment of his relationship with his boss.
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We&aposve seen France prop up Air Bus to the detriment of Boeing.
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He made so many sacrifices, even to the detriment of his own self.
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So much investment happens in a black box — to the detriment of diversity.
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You probably routinely quote them out loud, to the detriment of your relationships.
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The machine even sold at Sears, to the detriment of the Commodore 128.
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That happened to the detriment of the company's focus on diversity and inclusion.
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They have used Acacia as an example to the detriment of the economy.
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It has boosted state owned enterprises to the detriment of foreign owned firms.
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We are still, to the detriment of ourselves and young people, choosing sides.
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We are seeing an uplifting of whiteness to the detriment of non-whiteness.
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Additionally, these CRs would misguidedly prioritize certain issues to the detriment of others.
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"Our present rules are being manipulated to the detriment of athletics' credibility." video
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We won't enter any deals that would be to the detriment of Europe.
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As a commodity the spectacular is developed to the detriment of the real.
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That wording provides additional rights to NGP, to the detriment of the photographer.
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Rate cuts, however, don't work exactly the same way, to the detriment of consumers.
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Overall, Rial has been strengthening Santander's retail arm to the detriment of corporate loans.
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The lack of decorum deteriorates the conversation to the detriment of all of us.
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Federal grants displace at risk, private sector investment — to the detriment of the nation.
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This would be to the detriment of banks' credit fundamentals over the medium term.
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However, the American president has weaponized falsehoods to the detriment of journalism, she said.
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To the detriment of the story's more mature themes, the film indulges Wes's fascination.
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Trump is constantly crying wolf, and it is to the detriment of good governance.
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This corruption enriched a handful of Guineans to the detriment of the whole country.
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This allowed it to alter its debt and liens covenants to the detriment of bondholders.
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It gives those who pay extra a great benefit to the detriment of everyone else.
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As usual, Facebook's machinations are shrouded in mystery to the detriment of its vulnerable users.
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We don't have to pretend life is perfect, especially to the detriment of our friends.
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But collectively, that makes war less controllable and is overall to the detriment of humanity.
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Instead she is prioritizing her White House political ambitions to the detriment of law enforcement.
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I find I'm unpacking every word, perhaps to the detriment of my enjoyment of it.
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Internationally, local perspectives are often overlooked to the detriment of effectiveness and sustainability of efforts.
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I kept up, to the detriment of my mental health, grappling with anxiety and burnout.
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Iowa doesn't always help clear things up — and that's often to the detriment of underdogs.
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Glass Lewis also said an NXP increase "would be to the detriment of Qualcomm shareholders."
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"The reason they were worried about that conflict is because it's to the detriment of the public and to the detriment of other businesses," said Scott Rome, of the Veritas Law Firm, who has represented Mr. Pitts and Ms. Gross since they started Cork.
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But it has also made top-down government more difficult, sometimes to the detriment of reform.
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That agreement could "stifle innovation in these markets, to the detriment of consumers," the commission writes.
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America has strayed further from this ideal in recent years, mainly to the detriment of Democrats.
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At FedEx, we believe they do so to the detriment of our country's economy and workforce.
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China stands accused of flooding the market with cheap aluminum to the detriment of European competitors.
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Now, to the detriment of the American people, that horse will carry him into the sunset.
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As a result, immediacy features are often overvalued, in some cases to the detriment of usability.
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It guaranteed the top teams would continue participating, but much to the detriment of the rest.
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Ryan accused President Obama of focusing on his political legacy to the detriment of the country.
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That in turn pushes up the costs of imported goods to the detriment of real incomes.
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Investment and exports will remain key drivers of growth to the detriment of resolving trade disputes.
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Government programs encouraging foreign tech workers have, of course, been exploited to the detriment of Americans.
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Colleges and universities ignore this responsibility at their peril and to the detriment of us all.
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For decades, we've been hoodwinked by the fetishization of coal, to the detriment of us all.
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Adam begins to think and act independently, sometimes to the detriment of Charlie's and Miranda's lives.
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The perception is that they have total control over him, to the detriment of the nation.
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He said they had deliberately weakened their currencies, to the detriment of U.S. farmers and manufacturers.
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UMNO routinely accuses opposition parties of serving Chinese or Christian interests to the detriment of Malays.
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California no longer requires voters to show ID to vote, to the detriment of its citizens.
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For decades, schools followed "the path of least resistance," he says, to the detriment of victims.
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Treating dads like incapable fools is not just insulting to them but to the detriment of women.
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BMW did not make secret agreements to the detriment of suppliers or its customers, the carmaker added.
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That's when a player invents creative stunts in a game, sometimes to the detriment of their performance.
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He said oil groups are pushing to have it scaled back to the detriment of public health.
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The DOJ has a duty to make sure companies don't collude to the detriment of their customers.
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The time that passes without stable, impartial ownership and governance is to the detriment of all stakeholders.
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Even more worrisome, the ACLU now apparently is looking to influence Congress to the detriment of Israel.
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That may force managers to sell into a tumbling market to the detriment of longer-term performance.
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Pisillo is filled with customers who will swear by their order to the detriment of all others.
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It prevents private social and political groups from expressing themselves, to the detriment of a pluralistic society.
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In many respects, the industry's search for greater profitability has been to the detriment of passenger comfort.
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This generation of donors understands an underfunded arts ecosystem is to the detriment of Memphis' economic development.
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Sweetheart deals between politicians and business line the pockets of the few to the detriment of the many.
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Like we are flexing, and it is to the detriment of the society that is faithful to us.
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It's almost to the detriment of themselves; they do kind of tend to drop everything for somebody else.
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Team Trump's attacks on Vindman come because Vindman is upholding those values, to the detriment of the President.
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He says there's concern it will be used to Poroshenko's advantage, and to the detriment of Ukraine's democracy.
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"London just needs feeding all the time, to the detriment of the rest of the country," said Calvey.
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He said in June that the system was "being abused to the detriment of the rule of law."
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It effectively killed multi-city booking, to the detriment of anyone whose travel involves more than two locations.
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Was this a statement about the way that pain impresses itself to the detriment of other feelings generally?
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Such behavior would be to the detriment of the people bearing the costs and pain of economic adjustment.
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Rosenstein has allowed himself to become the issue, to the detriment of the Justice Department and its investigation.
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In Western culture, virtually everything is understood through the process of storytelling, often to the detriment of reality.
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He says that "childhood has become a period of resume-building," to the detriment of kids' mental health.
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He responded to every email -- to the detriment of his sleep -- and called some of the people, too.
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The lobbyists get a very good return on their political investments, to the detriment of almost all Americans.
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Some might say this will benefit people within technological industries to the detriment of people farming and manufacturing.
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At other times, the issues themselves took center stage, sometimes to the detriment of theatrical effect or intent.
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"Her understanding of the medical conditions convinced me," he said — even to the detriment of his social stature.
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I soon became convinced that all of these changes were, in fact, to the detriment of the play.
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"It is outrageous that Republicans are trying to nullify the rule to the detriment of consumers," she said.
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He also objects to The Weinstein Company creditors being paid out by insurers to the detriment of victims.
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Latency arbitrage is one of the ways high-frequency traders profit to the detriment of slower trading investors.
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Their U.S. operations will shrink, to the detriment of American workers whose jobs are on the line. 22019.
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All of these crucial issues are unresolved well into the fiscal year, to the detriment of good governance.
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"It is outrageous that Republicans are trying to nullify the rule to the detriment of consumers," Waters said.
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A CEO or a corporate board cannot embezzle money from the corporation to the detriment of corporate interests.
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It had concentrated entirely on the average American teen, to the detriment of power users and the international market.
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Generator versus discriminator Generator versus discriminator Unfortunately, GANs are notoriously unstable — to the detriment of anything they're applied to.
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They therefore must rely on third-party distributors — often to the detriment of their profit margins and working conditions.
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In addition, Europe's existing research bureaucracy is adept at sucking up funds, to the detriment of startups and outsiders.
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Not just the rigging of the nomination to the detriment of Bernie Sanders and maybe O&aposMalley and others.
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In March, Andrew Ng, Baidu's chief scientist, left the company to the detriment of its internal machine intelligence efforts.
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"In some sense that comes to the detriment of the patient, there's not as much quality time," he said.
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We deliberately fragment the purchasing pool—splitting them into veterans and civilians, for example—to the detriment of patients.
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The 38-year-old says their young age and rushing into things led to the detriment of their marriage.
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These moments are what make the actor super relatable, but shouldn't be to the detriment of his mental health.
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At the same time, some oil heavyweights are still carrying out shareholder-friendly activities to the detriment of bondholders.
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Our lawmakers must work toward the benefit of the country, not to the detriment of the opposing political party.
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Critics rightly complain that the agency's one-size-fits-all rules often act to the detriment of small producers.
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He's also seeking to halt Beijing's currency devaluation which makes it goods cheaper to the detriment of American exporters.
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Lawmakers and advocates have accused Amazon of wielding its corporate power to the detriment of other companies and workers.
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Trump is also driven by his personal whims, often to the detriment of his and his party's policy goals.
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Without reform, the NFIP's precarious financial position will only grow worse, to the detriment of taxpayers and homeowners alike.
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The continent's regulators may yet force them to – at great expense and to the detriment of the region's consumers.
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It will require a lot of attention, but that attention shouldn't be to the detriment of your inner circle.
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If the American president does not lead, others, such as China, will – to the detriment of the American people.
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Everything is trying to be eight things at once, to the detriment of what it was meant to be.
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It said the waiver "generates major distortions of competition to the detriment of other financial markets within the EU".
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But the Trump administration and Congress continue to squeeze SSA to the detriment of retirees, survivors, and the disabled.
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Sometimes to the detriment of her collections, but other times — such as this time — in a more productive way.
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When he came back, Whitehead says he tried too hard to prove himself, to the detriment of the team.
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Only the most woke survive in this heated political environment, to the detriment of healthy debate in our country.
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The question is whether he's willing to pursue his private interests even to the detriment of his public responsibilities.
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Mr. Blankenbuehler said he knew that he could keep fixing or suggesting, sometimes to the detriment of the work.
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He says he spent somewhere between 200–500 hours on the side project — to the detriment of his GPA.
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The tactics used were "overtly and almost invariably supportive" of his campaign even to the detriment of other Republicans.
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"Putting my country first does not imply having to work against or to the detriment of others," said Ryder.
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This money has seeped into the wider economy, to the detriment of the economic security of middle class Americans.
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In exchange, several legislators championed these appalling union bills, much to the detriment of workers' rights and government transparency.
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Like the U.S., it doesn't use a proportional voting system, often to the detriment of smaller political parties. 20083.
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The trade agreements were unfair — to the benefit of the U.S. and Europe and to the detriment of developing countries.
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In the case of the digital economy, it will consolidate the position of few, to the detriment of the rest.
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Even so, there are plenty of reasons developers might give VR a pass, to the detriment of the whole ecosystem.
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The bills give more power to the justice minister, a political appointee, to the detriment of a magistrates' regulatory body.
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Instead, the proposal will adopt foreign socialized health care policies to the detriment of the American people and the economy.
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It tosses aside years of favoritism to workers and financial interests in Mexico and Canada, to the detriment of Americans.
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She seemed to have spun her popularity on social media into literary fame, to the detriment of Poetry writ large.
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Lawmakers and advocates have accused Amazon of wielding its corporate power to the detriment of other companies and workers. Sen.
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Since 2009, walrus unable to find ice have been increasingly hauling out on land, to the detriment of their young.
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It is clear that any Supreme Court ruling that erodes affirmative action would be to the detriment of black students.
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Be mindful of pointing out inconsistencies and errors to the detriment of the overall objective of the task at hand.
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As France's economy minister, the ex-Rothschild banker doubled the state's voting rights in Renault, to the detriment of Nissan.
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More disturbingly, Iran apologists and lobbyists have found a stable home at Foggy Bottom to the detriment of American interests.
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The show lets scenes play out too long, and it occasionally chases its tail to the detriment of everything else.
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Substantial evidence has already emerged showing that the president has abused his office to the detriment of the American public.
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Roadways become congested, waterways overfished and slices of electromagnetic spectrum crowded into uselessness, to the detriment of total social welfare.
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Google argues that this will be to the detriment of the web and only drive the industry to find workarounds.
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It's about effectively eliminating taxes on a handful of extraordinarily wealthy individuals to the detriment of the rest of us.
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Amnesty said the bill was a rushed attempt and would be to the detriment of those it purports to protect.
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However, he noted, the surgery is "vastly underutilized," to the detriment of patients' health and the nation's health care costs.
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Ethan Hawke plays a priest who agonizes over environmental degradation, to the detriment of his mental health and physical wellbeing.
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Using the Internet-friendly "Bomb Cyclone" moniker here would be to the detriment of public understanding of this weather phenomenon.
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The 220006B program is a prime example of a program that is being abused to the detriment of America's seniors.
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Unfortunately, today's GOP forces its members to make a false choice between party and planet, to the detriment of both.
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That's already a major problem with filtering systems like YouTube's ContentID, which is routinely abused to the detriment of legitimate content.
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Cramer said Powell asserted the Fed's independence from political pressure but to the detriment of the economy and the stock market.
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Sadly, it's part of a burgeoning industry in which companies sell surveillance tools to governments to the detriment of their citizens.
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"We will ensure that no one single market player dominates the sector to the detriment of commuters and drivers," she said.
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The reforms may have slowed down the government's work, to the detriment of our security, but they did not stop it.
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Mr. Frank filed a legal objection to this settlement, arguing that the plaintiffs' lawyers enriched themselves to the detriment of consumers.
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She reminded us how much they matter and relentlessly pursued justice for them, possibly to the detriment of her own health.
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The lawsuit alleged the deal was structured to put the best real estate into Lampert's hands to the detriment of Sears.
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When one country lowers its rate, it prompts another one to soon follow, to the detriment of pretty much everyone else.
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Young people are more likely to prioritize spending on travel than older generations, sometimes to the detriment of their savings accounts.
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And yet some migratory species, like snow geese in North America, are booming, to the detriment of their Arctic breeding grounds.
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Thirty-five states continue to implement these programs to the detriment of both new entrants as well as those seeking care.
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This inequity is to the detriment of everyone, and must change if we want to improve the Internet for all communities.
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Instead of demanding civility, our aspiring leaders are feeding the anger and frustration of citizens to the detriment of us all.
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We are not doing anything to the detriment of the domestic developments or internal affairs of any country, the US included.
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But, unsurprisingly, our elected officials' repeated unfounded claims about voter fraud have convinced many voters, to the detriment of our democracy.
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I will not stand for their effort to take control of the Company unfairly and to the detriment of the Company.
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The doctors say it will result in them working longer hours at anti-social times to the detriment of patient care.
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Trump not only pardoned the Thanksgiving turkey, he also pardoned the crown prince, to the detriment of US interests and values.
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But on regulation and deregulation of the finance sector, the Democrats moved toward the Republicans to the detriment of shared prosperity.
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Environmental regulation increasingly swings with the pendulum of presidential politics, to the detriment of regulated businesses, property owners and the environment.
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"Your actions around these issues are essential to making sure that your platforms aren't misused to the detriment of democracy," Rep.
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If the performance suggested a limbering-up session more than a nightclub set, that wasn't to the detriment of the music.
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Catalyst argued that the deal would unfairly benefit the Shaw family, which controls both companies, to the detriment of minority investors.
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Again, this has always been my MO. Stock up on heals, even to the detriment of attack buffs or enemy debuffs.
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How had he got it into his head that a Jewish cabal controlled powerful institutions to the detriment of white Englishmen?
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It creates a really strange dynamic that leaves everybody out and I think to the detriment of Silicon Valley, for example.
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He needled Elizabeth Warren for dropping out after Super Tuesday, saying she split the progressive vote to the detriment of Sanders.
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Together, he said, they show that China has a policy of developing its economy to the detriment of the United States.
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Contrast this with other players who react to provocations with bad behavior of their own, to the detriment of their team.
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Incumbent advantage and institutional bias are so strong, we shouldn't be leaning into them to the detriment of our democratic systems.
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Yet that could help to strengthen the yen against the dollar, to the detriment of Japanese exporters who earn dollars overseas.
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"I believe that the members of the selection committee don't know the abuses committed by Laura Codruta Kovesi to the detriment of citizens, to the detriment of the rule of law," Mr. Toader told journalists this past week after it was announced that she was the favorite among the three finalists for the European public prosecutor job.
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Developers have focused on phones to the detriment of tablets, and over the years the number of Android tablets has dwindled down.
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Photo: GettyPeople have long accused Verizon and AT&T of abusing their market share to the detriment of the overall wireless market.
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It's probably smaller than you're expecting — somewhere between an iPhone Plus and an iPad Mini — but not to the detriment of gameplay.
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For me that's what the free market stuff is, but it doesn't have to be done to the detriment of other people.
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Trucks and SUVs, which generally offer higher profit margins, remained the U.S. industry's most popular vehicles, to the detriment of traditional sedans.
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It is worth highlighting that this fund is 40 percent invested in Peak's native U.K., but not to the detriment of returns.
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Research suggests that the TVA, for instance, fostered a manufacturing cluster in its own area but to the detriment of other regions.
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The president's personality traits appear to be rubbing off, to the detriment of his party as well as the rest of us.
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Andrew Bacevich has written cogently about just how militaristic American culture has become, much to the detriment of the US military itself.
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She reiterated her determination to act in way that was "not unilateral" and that was "not to the detriment of third parties".
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The debate underscored how hardline conservatives are the ones calling the shots in Cleveland, to the detriment of the party's electoral hopes.
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Eventually, MLB emerged from the morass and codified baseball, to the benefit of a few and to the detriment of many others.
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"EDF adjusts the capacity utilization of its nuclear fleet in order to boost its profitability, to the detriment of consumers," he said.
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Instagram's hottest new feature has become exponentially popular since its inception in August 2016, much to the detriment of competitors like Snapchat.
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" He described the cancellation of the summit as being "for the good of both parties, but to the detriment of the world.
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This same situation has played out a half dozen times on Facebook, all to the detriment of third-party developers and publishers.
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Wade decision legalizing abortion will bring an army of Democrats to the polls — to the detriment of Republicans, particularly in the House.
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They've accused him of acting unilaterally without Congress's involvement, to the detriment of residents near the monuments and the fossil fuel industry.
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Trump made promoting American interests in international trade his primary goal for the G7 summit, often to the detriment of diplomatic niceties.
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Zentrum Automobil has said it opposes exporting jobs abroad and accused IG Metall of colluding with management to the detriment of workers.
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Museveni also said telecommunication firms in Africa, which are often foreign owned, repatriate profits back home to the detriment of local economies.
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Things turn ugly, however, when the upper middle class starts to rig markets in its own favor, to the detriment of others.
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Spence argued that tech giants often leverage their dominance in one market to take over another, to the detriment of their competitors.
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Counterterrorism agents often complained before 2116/2015 that headquarters tightly managed the flow of intelligence information, sometimes to the detriment of investigations.
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Critics say it bypasses eye care professionals, doesn't properly vet prescriptions and takes advantage of federal regulations to the detriment of consumers.
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The company, they say, switches people out of their prescribed lens brands and into Hubble's lenses, sometimes to the detriment of consumers.
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"There is a flagrant discrimination of equality in taxation, to the detriment of other companies that pay taxes in Luxembourg," he said.
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The framers of the Constitution knew that it's human nature to amass, entrench and abuse power to the detriment of regular people.
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The justification offered for those tariffs was that those two countries were purportedly manipulating their currencies to the detriment of U.S. farmers.
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These individuals on 100 percent official time create a tremendous amount of slack to the detriment of their agency — and the taxpayer.
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The regulatory criticism is that platforms are manipulating results in their favor for financial gain and to the detriment of competing products.
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And most critics feel that Rotten Tomatoes, in particular, oversimplifies criticism, to the detriment of critics, the audience, and the movies themselves.
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Democrats have criticized the bill, saying it for gives gifts to corporations and wealthy Americans to the detriment of the federal debt.
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So at least two global smartphone brands are pushing the wireless and USB-C agenda to the detriment of the traditional audio connector.
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It also means they've become volunteer moderators, regularly viewing disturbing photos, which some say is to the detriment of their own mental health.
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A global economic slowdown, on the other hand, could lift the greenback's allure as a safety asset to the detriment of emerging markets.
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One thing such fictional machines have in common is a tendency to go wrong, to the detriment of the characters in the story.
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"Excessive concern about money and savings to the detriment of [a reader's] enjoyment of their life is a potential problem," Dr. Luo said.
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Radiation, of which space is full, slowly displaces atoms in solids, to the detriment of any electronic components those atoms are part of.
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The United States has accused Brazilian producers of benefiting from hefty subsidies of seven export promotion programs to the detriment of U.S. steelmakers.
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Indeed, the language of love is, alas, not spoken or understood in this sceptr'd isle — much to the detriment of our love lives.
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I see a whiny narcissist of a child, self-obsessed, constantly demanding attention to the detriment of my brother's own airtime (parental attention).
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And by the time that changed, it was to the detriment of commodities, which started falling even while stock indices were still rising.
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The Trump administration, however, has alleged that tech companies and IT outsourcing firms have abused the program to the detriment of American workers.
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"Retail payments have for too long been dominated by a few players to the detriment of customers," said Metro Bank CEO Craig Donaldson.
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Yet nonessential expenditures often eat up whatever is left, and then some, to the detriment of retirement savings and other long-term goals.
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Pai argued in his speech Wednesday that "cost-benefit analysis is largely ignored" at the FCC, to the detriment of the agency's mission.
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Meanwhile, a series of overly broad and ill-considered Supreme Court decisions have further weakened patent rights to the detriment of the economy.
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Lawmakers passed a national coverage law to remedy the problem, but problems continue to the detriment of patients based on where they live.
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" Sessions announced the policy change on Monday, saying that the asylum system was being "abused to the detriment of the rule of law.
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Like the Republican president, each has drawn energy with angry complaints that the political system is rigged to the detriment of average Americans.
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The groups are concerned that Facebook has bent too much to conservative claims of right-wing censorship, to the detriment of progressive groups.
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I had stuck it out so long, to the detriment of myself and my family, in part because I was waiting for acceptance.
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Some brokers say the exchanges have used their essential position in the market to maximize profits, often to the detriment of smaller brokers.
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Work is becoming increasingly automated thanks to the advancement of technology like machine learning and artificial intelligence, potentially to the detriment of laborers.
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Telecommunications is a highly regulated industry, and under Trump the government has consistently furthered Murdoch's business interests, to the detriment of his rivals.
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It accuses past governments, the opposition and the urban elites of hankering after European approval and acceptance to the detriment of Polish interests.
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In fact, data shows that close to half of patients are unnecessarily awakened for such checks, perhaps to the detriment of their recovery.
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Yet too often, that element of trust is exactly what's missing from the college admissions process, to the detriment of parents and students.
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Besides that, they said, the rule encourages children "to accept the domination of one sex over the other" to the detriment of women.
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Analysts and industry executives blame Mr. Ghosn for unrelentingly pushing for growth to the detriment of relationships with dealers who sell Nissan cars.
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She also seems distracted, to the detriment of the team, and shares confidential information about compensation and people in the company with him.
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Much to the detriment of South Korea, the U.S. and Japan, North Korea has pursued this strategy to much effect over the years.
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"He's very willing to act to the detriment of the Senate to fulfill his own political goals," Mr. Schumer said of his counterpart.
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Readers were concerned that Mr. Pruitt might continue to advance the interests of industry, possibly to the detriment of public health and safety.
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For how they seek to make the deportation machinery more extreme and frightening (and expensive), to the detriment of deeply held American values.
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I don't believe businesses should over-consolidate to the detriment of consumers and workers but I believe in business, I believe in innovation.
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For example, the executor of a will or estate cannot line his own pockets to the detriment of the estate or the beneficiaries.
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As a Virgo, you love helping others, but you simply can't do it to the detriment of yourself, your time, or your energy.
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Specifically, the agency is asking for evidence proving that Google favors its own listings in mobile search to the detriment of consumers and competitors.
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Rather than accept that, Underwood is pursuing his own narrative, and the show is playing into Underwood's delusion to the detriment of Cassie's agency.
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"I think what Donald Trump said was, Washington lobbyists have used their special access to the detriment of the American people," Lewandowski told Green.
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Google's response in Spain was to pull the plug on its news service, to the detriment of publishers that relied on it for traffic.
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The bottom line: Congress has largely deferred to the Trump administration on foreign policy, sometimes to the detriment of U.S. global leadership and interests.
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"China retains its non-market economic structure and its state-led, mercantilist approach to trade, to the detriment of its trading partners," it said.
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Otherwise, we risk weakening everyone' security to harvest data without a cause to the detriment of our own rights, economic freedoms, and political stability.
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The review was prompted by China's accelerated efforts to acquire U.S. intellectual property to the detriment of U.S. businesses and military interests, they said.
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Conversely, Sally Lee, program director at Rural Advancement Foundation International-USA, said USDA chose to "side with 'Big Meat'" to the detriment of farmers.
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Beyond prosecutable crimes, counterintelligence investigators look for whether their subject has been compromised by a foreign power to the detriment of U.S. national security.
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You can seduce yourself with your gifts if you're not careful, and if you do, it'll probably be to the detriment of your choices.
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Monday's statement accused Belstar and Starmount of engaging in other questionable, unsafe, and unsound transactions involving Unibank to the detriment of Ghana's financial system.
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Corbyn's humane reaction to the Grenfell Tower tragedy has only sharpened the distinctions between Labour and the Tories, to the detriment of the Tories.
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Hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of intellectual property value has been literally erased, to the detriment of our economy and America's global competitiveness.
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"You can seduce yourself with your gifts if you're not careful, and if you do, it'll probably be to the detriment of your choices."
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Indeed, loans and equity stakes necessarily force companies to scramble to service loans or keep equity values high to the detriment of other priorities.
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The camera has a pesky habit of auto-centering behind Wander for cinematic effect, but it's sometimes to the detriment of your puzzle-solving.
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Be aware of the degree to which you want to "seem" present on Slack—and don't overdo it to the detriment of your work.
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Republican activist Sayfie said the internet overlays its own form of artificial intelligence on political choices, to the detriment of the last generation's formula.
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Thanks to all the family squabbling, the Lannisters overlooked real threats and ended up sacrificing each other, to the detriment of the Seven Kingdoms.
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Yet more wasted resources to please the well off, to the detriment of the people who originally enriched the cultural landscape of the city.
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And that tends to be to the detriment of the party because you see all the worst aspects of all these people come out.
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For some, it creates an environment where any measures in support of their team, or to the detriment of a rival, can be considered.
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The Trump administration unveiled a fuel proposal Friday that would buoy corn farmers and ethanol producers to the detriment of the nation's oil industry.
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I have never been afraid of a challenge and have given each one my all —sometimes to the detriment of my own well-being.
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Government purchases are intended to prop up prices and remove "excess" supply, but they do so to the detriment of U.S. consumers and taxpayers.
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Everyone watching TRACE knows what a buyer has paid, leading to a ripple effect in pricing - often to the detriment of the new bondholder.
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But the media is going to cover up all this internal friction and that&aposs going to be to the detriment of the Democratic Party.
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On its web page, it opposes exporting jobs abroad and criticized Daimler's main union, IG Metall, for colluding with management to the detriment of workers.
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It argues that the Trump Administration's rule change would "radically" alter the program requirements and politicize the delivery of healthcare to the detriment of patients.
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Even the term "maker" is seen by some in the community as an attempt to Americanize China's tech scene, sometimes to the detriment of locals.
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Prosecutors conceded that "Butina was not a spy in the traditional sense," but said she was still working to the detriment of the United States.
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She tweeted that the government "must do much more to prevent companies siphoning off money to the detriment of suppliers, workers and the British taxpayer".
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Throughout their duel for the White House, he has repeatedly detonated controversies and stomped over his own campaign message to the detriment of his interests.
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Bosses, workers and politicians are then tempted to squabble over the division of those rents, sometimes to the detriment of the sector as a whole.
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The inflated data also led many media organizations to put an emphasis on Facebook video and chase views to the detriment of other editorial efforts.
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Remove them, as humans are wont to do, and the mixture of species lower down the food chain mutates, often to the detriment of biodiversity.
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Worse, it would strengthen the veto rights of big countries such as France and Germany to the detriment of the balance that the Commission provides.
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Sometimes these simplified designs are to the detriment of consumers, because they obscure privacy violations or dupe people into spending more than they want to.
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Knowing this, Levine has been trying to game the system and help her along with her first word — perhaps, to the detriment of his marriage.
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Both Cobb and Kasowitz have naively provided publicity for the social media vultures they tried to crush -- to the detriment of their client, the President.
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The alleged behaviour of some of its employees was to the detriment of the group and clashed with its code of ethics, the spokesman said.
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What's next: Putin will aim to restore Russia's status as a power-broker in the region, to the detriment of the U.S. and its allies.
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Fallon also said a military victory should not be achieved to the detriment of stabilizing the city and restoring civilian rule once Raqqa was taken.
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Failure to do so will create a void for other interested nations to fill, to the detriment of U.S. interests there and around the globe.
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City and state officials must monitor the possibility that the legislature over-corrected the system to the detriment of housing quality in the regulated stock.
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In 22019, the National Commitment on the Public Service claimed that agency staff reductions were causing plummeting morale, to the detriment of key government functions.
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Organizations such as the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance embrace these findings and promote part of the message — to the detriment of public health.
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In many cases, water reallocation benefited cities to the detriment of rural populations, often causing protests from farmers whose taps ran dry, the study said.
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It's true that the unreality of these methods can cause people to make more purchases in the first place (to the detriment of their finances).
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It represents a focus on self to the detriment of the welfare of others, as well as some sort of embarrassing display of emotional neediness.
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As a critic, I often feel it's unfair for viewers to focus on a film or TV show's marketing to the detriment of its content.
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A criminal justice system that ignores its cornerstone principle to the detriment of anyone — whether they are white, black, Latino, rich or poor — delegitimizes it.
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Over the last decade and a half, I've scraped by with mediocre home office furniture to the detriment of my body and possibly my soul.
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Has it been to the detriment of the American people that we allowed some of these stereotypes to persist because nobody knows we were there?
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To have done otherwise seems to have led to the divisiveness now tearing at the fabric of our country, to the detriment of us all.
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"For too long the U.N. has been unfairly biased in favor of the Palestinian Authority to the detriment of our allies in Israel," she said.
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The rise of Singles' Day reflects how China's consumers, armed with smartphones, are racing online to shop - to the detriment of bricks and mortar stores.
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"For too long, the U.N. has been unfairly biased in favor of the Palestinian Authority to the detriment of our allies in Israel," she said.
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Sanders instead sought to turn the tables on Democrats, accusing them of tarnishing the judicial confirmation process to the detriment of both Ford and Kavanaugh.
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In 2.59, after decades of single-mindedly pursuing economic growth, often to the detriment of the environment and public health, the Chinese government changed course.
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"Low gas prices are making larger vehicles more appealing, to the detriment of smaller cars," said Jessica Caldwell, an analyst with the auto research website Edmunds.com.
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First of all, it allows the government to get away with laws and policies that treat men and women differently, often to the detriment of women.
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"Unfortunately, our momentum has been stalled by parochial politics that continue to inhibit progress, all to the detriment of the taxpayers of Atlantic City," he said.
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Yet most journal articles are still accessible only to those able to pay the hefty subscription—to the detriment of the diffusion of knowledge in society.
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The smartwatch surge might have come to the detriment of the once-mighty "basic wearables" category, which covers gadgets that don't run apps like step counters.
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But some economists think this is an inefficient kind of double taxation, which penalizes savings and reduced investment in the economy, to the detriment of everybody.
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The laws were designed to increase black Zimbabweans' share of the economy but were opaque and open to abuse - to the detriment of foreign investor confidence.
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"We have been arguing consistently that the Commission committed two legal violations to the detriment of European consumers and Dyson," the company said in a statement.
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To the detriment of suppliers like Livent, China has been shifting its electric vehicle subsidies from automakers to charging stations and other physical infrastructure, Graves said.
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Even in a multi-woman match, one will fixate on the other to the detriment of both, as in the Elimination Chamber match earlier this year.
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After all, Blue Ivy's birth revealed that a lot of security goes into keeping Beyoncé safe during the process — allegedly to the detriment of other patients.
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Buzzfeed's report features cases involving Egypt, El Salvador and Indonesia that suggest this "private, global super court" inordinately benefits corporations to the detriment of developing nations.
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This is an important acknowledgment that bad actors in the compound drug industry operate too freely, with too little government oversight — to the detriment of patients.
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And Pelosi's endorsement of the former secretary of State might only fuel that outrage and alienate Sanders's backers to the detriment of the party in November.
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European regulators laid out preliminary charges against Google last year, alleging that the company favored its own comparison shopping services to the detriment of its competitors.
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In an interview with Fox Business on Wednesday, Babin indicated he thought the Freedom Caucus was impeding President Trump's agenda to the detriment of the GOP.
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The top three players' (IKEA, Conforama and BUT) market share grew to 47.1% in 2015 from 41.6% in 2010, to the detriment of smaller independent retailers.
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Even though flavor exists at the intersection of taste and smell, to the detriment of our cooking we often forget about the latter in the kitchen.
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"The court's jurisprudence, I am concerned, sets the balance too heavily in favor of police unaccountability to the detriment of Fourth Amendment protection," Justice Ginsburg wrote.
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Mr. Toradze's interpretation was spacious but severely under tempo, while Mr. Matsuev's was dazzlingly fast, to the detriment of Prokofiev's lyricism hiding under score's chaotic surface.
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His campaign focused on immigrants, whom he blamed for "getting everything," such as welfare benefits, to the detriment of people born and raised in New Hampshire.
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"For too long the U.N. has been unfairly biased in favor of the Palestinian Authority to the detriment of our allies in Israel," Ms. Haley said.
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By offering readers and listeners the choice of technologies, the project sidesteps the trap of endorsing one storytelling technique to the detriment of the actual message.
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As a result, the Orthodox denomination has stepped into the void and monopolized religious life to the detriment of other denominations such as Conservative or Reform.
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Military spouses are truly the unsung hero, often willingly or unwillingly putting their own careers on hold to the detriment of their families' financial well-being.
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"It is outrageous that Republicans are trying to nullify the rule to the detriment of consumers," said Representative Maxine Waters, the top Democrat on Hensarling's committee.
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A scammer is not responsible for the volatility, but may encourage quick actions to time the market swings to the detriment of the investors, Wolverton said.
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Since the 103s, Rikers has served as a de facto penal colony, isolating inmates and officers alike from the outside world, to the detriment of all.
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Unfortunately, to the detriment of countless victims, this has been the precise system for addressing allegations of sexual harassment in Congress for the past 85033 years.
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Otherwise, a civil war is going to be the most likely outcome of the continuous frictions and crack-downs — to the detriment of the entire region.
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"Old-fashioned capitalism has broken down to the detriment of consumers," Mr. Schumer said on Monday afternoon in Berryville, Va., about an hour west of Washington.
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In particular, the main danger is that highly evolved technology is exclusively used by a small handful of people to the detriment of humanity as a whole.
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Studies have reported that children with excessive internet or video-gaming habits can become preoccupied with online activities to the detriment of real-life activities and relationships.
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"The way investments have been sensationalized creates the illusion that people are missing out on something, to the detriment of having a strong financial foundation," Boneparth said.
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"A conflicted controller has strong incentives to engage in transactions that benefit him to the detriment of the corporation and its other stockholders," Vice-Chancellor Slights wrote.
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Riffing on Darwin, Butler proposed that if the species can evolve to the detriment of the weak, so could machines, until they would eventually become self-sufficient.
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Turning to Europe, the RDIF chief emphasized that he did not expect a stronger tie between Russia and the U.S. to be to the detriment of Europe.
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There is a wrong-headed tendency to conflate support for liberal internationalism with pushing the interests of big companies to the detriment of the less well-off.
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"Not only is China unfairly subsidizing its producers to the detriment of American farmers, they are also refusing to provide the market access they promised," Conaway said.
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The plaintiffs had argued the question would cause an undercount in Hispanic and immigrant communities, to the detriment of their political representation and access to federal aid.
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That's not to the detriment of the internals, either, as Xiaomi also fits in a 3,000mAh battery, the same as you'll find on Samsung's new Galaxy S53.
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This reality has hit some activists too late, and others are still trying to ignore it — to the detriment of the very protections they claim to support.
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On Monday, these senators voted to block the Obama administration's Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces final rule—to the detriment of workers, taxpayers and law-abiding employers.
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Conversely, a citizenship question on the 2020 census would only decrease minority representation, all to the detriment of the greater United States, citizens and non-citizens alike.
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They said the findings went against evidence about the science behind the disease, and showed that outdated notions about obesity persisted, to the detriment of those affected.
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And an air of improbability trailed his campaign, to the detriment of those who dismissed his angry message, his improvisational style and his appeal to disillusioned voters.
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She will throw bad money after bad money, give us failed program after failed program to the detriment of America's healthcare quality not to mention our wallets.
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As our country is impacted environmentally (my research area) to the extreme to the detriment of our native flora and fauna by immigrants who are not refugees.
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While these steps are welcome, they mask a darker set of domestic and foreign policies that the crown prince is pursuing to the detriment of American interests.
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The sharpest exchanges on Wednesday were about regulatory issues, with Republicans complaining that the Fed was unfairly constraining the banking industry to the detriment of economic growth.
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Rajapaksa has accused Sirisena's government of focusing on ethnic reconciliation and human rights to the detriment of national security in the Buddhist-majority nation of 22 million.
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But it must not be forgotten that in her four-year tenure, Ms. Park has been an ardent champion of public security to the detriment of democracy.
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None of the factions of the Democrats has offered any proposals that would strengthen the economy, and their government plans would be to the detriment of workers.
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People pull honey-colored tiger's eye and milky-green jade out of the earth—often to the detriment of their health and that of the surrounding environment.
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Both Russia and China are playing a modern version of the "Great Game" as they try to enhance their geopolitical positions to the detriment of their neighbors.
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If these two risk areas are not addressed, I fear that our reconstruction efforts could ultimately fail, to the detriment of our national-security goals in Afghanistan.
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Some labor leaders are now furious with Trumka, accusing him of seeking to arrange a coronation for Ellison to the detriment of one of their own – Perez.
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Instead, it's that Pyongyang is a place where the North Korean government funnels most of the country's wealth, to the detriment of the rest of its citizens.
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Still, repugnant subreddits like r/WhiteRights, r/PussyPass, r/NatSoc, and r/the_donald persist, to the detriment of users, staff, and the already-tarnished reputation of the website.
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The key to avoiding problems is determining the allocation before the trade is executed and not changing it afterward to benefit certain accounts to the detriment of others.
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The fund is currently increasing its share of equity investments to 70 percent of its overall value, from 60 percent previously, to the detriment of its bond holdings.
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The challenge for Imgur will be avoiding the cannibalization of its existing content to the detriment of its non-paying users who've always known it to be free.
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A growing preference in China for Western alcohol brands over local ones has given the former a potent shot in the arm to the detriment of domestic manufacturers.
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After President Barack Obama's resounding reelection, the national party leadership finally recognized that its brand was anathema to many African Americans—to the detriment of its presidential prospects.
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Purdy told CNN's Julia Chatterley on Friday that he thinks the Trump Administration is taking the wrong steps to protect the country, to the detriment of American companies.
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And some people can experience psychotic episodes, or they might overuse the drug and become dependent on it — to the detriment of their schoolwork, career, or social life.
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Its competition regulator said Monday that it would investigate whether Facebook and Google "have disrupted the news media market to the detriment of publishers and consumers," per Reuters.
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But this defensive strategy also led to few meaningful disclosures, to the detriment of the understanding of the public and the Senate — and to the benefit of Facebook.
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This ultimately worked to the detriment of the workers employed by these companies and hampered the ability of these small businesses to offer attractive and competitive health benefits.
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With the first of April landing on a Saturday this year, lots of brands are getting their tomfoolery out early, much to the detriment of our heart rates.
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For anyone who assumes that all people have this right, look at China, which has rigidly enforced its one-language policy, to the detriment of its national minorities.
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Last year the USFS spent more than half its budget on firefighting, to the detriment of its ongoing effort to thin some 80m acres of dangerously overgrown forest.
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They used their position of power to extract secrecy to the detriment of Ms. Poublon and all of the other workers who'd otherwise learn of the alleged misconduct.
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By attempting to block the State of the Union address, she is very much overplaying her hand to the detriment of the nation as well as to herself.
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"Russia is a country that will pursue its national interests, frequently to the detriment of the interests of the peoples of the countries wherein it operates," he said.
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Insertion of an OMB-led review process will, at a minimum, slow things down to the detriment of taxpayers wanting certainty about how to comply with the law.
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Its abdication of duty has become increasingly clear with each decision favoring industries that drill, mine, cut, and otherwise exploit the land to the detriment of everyone else.
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The confluence of these policies has created carrots and sticks that have been used to manipulate wholesale electricity prices, to the detriment of coal and nuclear electricity generators.
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So what did Mr. Dauman accomplish, other than indulging his anger toward Mr. Redstone and enriching a bevy of lawyers and other advisers, to the detriment of Viacom?
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The problem lies in the policies, experts say, which don't necessarily take into account an increasingly diverse student body, to the detriment of mostly black and biracial schoolchildren.
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Solo brass blazed with clarity in Bernstein's big-band passages, but to the detriment of the whole ensemble's balance in unwieldy scenes like the dance at the gym.
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For more than a decade, Russia has meddled in elections around the world, supported brutal dictators and invaded sovereign nations — all to the detriment of United States interests.
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But he insisted that being a doctor was his calling and worried that if he quit, the pediatrics department would suffer to the detriment of the entire community.
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"If every country in the world conducted policy like that, it would make cross-border investment difficult to the detriment of American and foreign companies," Mr. Furman said.
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In this case, the DOE needed to show that current rules are harming grid resilience, to the detriment of ratepayers, and that its proposed rule is not discriminatory.
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But toward the end of his tenure Duncan acknowledged that the pressures of high-stakes testing had deformed classroom practices, to the detriment of students and teachers alike.
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"It is the case that this National Assembly is going to represent the France that is favored to the detriment of the France that is suffering," he said.
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Trump has gestured at the International Monetary Fund and the World Trade Organization as noxious elements run by international elites to the detriment of the American working man.
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They spur migration out of the region to the detriment of other parts of Africa as well as to Europe, which many of the migrants attempt to reach.
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As the new defense strategy implies, take U.S. hegemony out of that equation and great powers may clash once again to the detriment of a cherished world order.
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I do believe that we have been too lax in this country as we approve all of these mergers to the detriment of our society as a whole.
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So when it came to using their power in a bullying sort of way, they thought two and three times about it, to the detriment of the company.
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This is but one example of how 'Media Watch' helps turn the incessant rumour mill, and how it might work to the detriment of the men in charge.
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Do you fear now not being part of the single market, that it's going to be to the detriment of big Irish companies in the UK, and vice versa?
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Simply put, the more streams an artist accumulates the more money they'll make to the detriment of artists who aren't able to achieve the same number of streaming numbers.
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Some sceptics will argue that feminism remains problematic because its true objective is not to achieve equality, but to advantage women at all costs, to the detriment of men.
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Furthermore, you can align yourself with someone who has your best interests at heart and is not just trying to line their pockets to the detriment of your savings.
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But the toads didn&apost just devour the beetles — they also reproduced like mad, to the detriment of native fauna that tried to eat them, Live Science previously reported .
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This burden fell on folks who earn a bit more than subsistence wages, who took advantage of lax management and supervisory oversight to the detriment of Wells Fargo customers.
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With video and email bombs dropped to the detriment of both parties, campaigns scramble in the waning hours of an election that has been going on for 28500 months.
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Schumer said the defeat of Moore reflected a distaste among voters for Trump's policies, which he said help the wealthy and powerful to the detriment of the middle class.
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It ignores the fact that earlier interpretations, advanced during the deregulatory heyday of recent decades, have effectively condoned biased advice and undisclosed conflicts to the detriment of ordinary investors.
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"New races should not be introduced to the detriment of existing events although the association is encouraged by the alternative business models being offered to prospective venues," it concluded.
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Depending on the game, the freedom to practice a section of a game over and over until you perfect it can actually be to the detriment of the narrative.
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This means that they are legally entitled to look out for themselves first and recommend investments with higher fees, to the detriment of those who have asked for help.
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Australia's competition regulator said on Monday it would investigate whether U.S. online giants Facebook and Alphabet's Google had disrupted the news media to the detriment of publishers and consumers.
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Yet today, neither the Commonwealth nor the Oversight Control Board appear to be heeding Hamilton's wisdom nor its Constitution, much to the detriment of the people of Puerto Rico.
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Replacing workers like her with Syrian refugees, some economists say, would be like robbing Peter to pay Paul — rewarding those fleeing war to the detriment of others fleeing poverty.
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"Because of the many complaints we have received we will examine whether Amazon is abusing its market position to the detriment of sellers active on its marketplace," Mundt said.
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Running for office, Trump routinely cast the US as being suckered into protecting and funding the rest of the world, often to the detriment of American workers and industries.
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In a normal world this would be the end of the story, but in Washington, D.C., the Democrats' sham impeachment rolls on — to the detriment of the American people.
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A contentious family court reinforces the belief that the interests of children and their parents can be separated, and this belief usually works to the detriment of the parents.
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Justice Antonin Scalia's death has put Supreme Court politics at the top of the Senate agenda — to the detriment of vulnerable Republican senators running for reelection in blue states.
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"But you gave too much respect for the player in front of you to the detriment of losing sight of where you were trying to go to," Walton diagnosed.
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"With every passing day, businesses from the United States are missing out on new business opportunities overseas, to the detriment of local economies and American jobs," the groups wrote.
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But now a new movement called Fed is Best has arisen because of the pressure placed on women to exclusively breast-feed, sometimes to the detriment of their infants.
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The visibility of their union campaigns can serve as an example to workers in other job sectors, where organized labor has grown nearly invisible, to the detriment of all.
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So Einstein becomes mythologized as almost beyond human, to the detriment of all those who would follow in his footsteps and feel they have to live up to Superman.
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But the last decade has shown that with a little encouragement, many can easily become excessively lustful about homeownership and wealth, to the detriment of our economy and society.
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When people invoke "Jewish financiers" or even "financiers" to imply that Jewish people are hoarding money for their own benefit to the detriment of everyone else, it's anti-Semitic.
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"The Committee found that IRA social media activity was overtly and almost invariably supportive of then-candidate Trump to the detriment of Secretary Clinton's campaign," according to the release.
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On the energy front, Brazilian sugar exports fell as Brazilian mills directed more sugarcane to ethanol production to the detriment of the sweeter, whose prices are at historically low.
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"This is why we will carefully assess whether the proposed transaction would negatively affect competition in the construction of cargo ships, to the detriment of European consumers," Vestager said.
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"This is why we will carefully assess whether the proposed transaction would negatively affect competition in the construction of cargo ships, to the detriment of European consumers," Vestager said.
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"We are sensitive to the federal government's concerns about technologies being appropriated by other countries to the detriment of U.S. national security," a campus spokesperson told The Stanford Daily.
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Each of these moments, further diminishes credibility and distracts from the ability to tackle and ultimately solve complicated policy issues, and do so, to the detriment of the country.
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"The political elite control everything from land-allocation, business, commerce and policies in the country to the detriment of the poor and marginalized," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"All of these things and many more will cause the capital markets to focus on and fund the climate issue to the detriment of many other sectors," he wrote.
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Much has been said about chefs pandering to social media, often to the detriment of their dishes, and this particular piece of insanity might just be the trend's logical conclusion.
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"The raid ignores the local political context, to the detriment of an effective counter-terrorism strategy," April Longley Alley of the International Crisis Group wrote in a report last week.
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They say it inflated the value of Samsung Bioepis, an affiliate of Samsung BioLogics which at the time was part of Cheil, to the detriment of investors in C&T.
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When those actions affected came at a privacy risk of users or to the detriment of partners, then Facebook sought to spin the reasons for decisions or hide them altogether.
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Instead, Shane cheats, Sophia dumps him, and the simmering, disturbing implication that he cheated because of her ambition is left unsaid — much to the detriment of this show's feminist message.
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The government takes money from these plans (to the detriment of families the plans were established to benefit) and gives it to insurers that sell individual policies in the exchanges.
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"MasterCard charged billion of pounds of unlawfully high fees for its sole benefit and to the detriment of consumers," Walter Merricks, who is bringing the case, said in a statement.
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If the answer is that these weapons are likely to be turned on the U.S., our allies, or used to the detriment of peace, we should not support that entity.
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"This increased fragmentation and complexity creates incentives for brokers to add layers of routing rules and behaviors to capture fractional cost savings to the detriment of market quality," Cunningham said.
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The story suggested that Bernhardt has been effective in pushing Trump energy policies to the detriment of the environment, and argued he could conceivably become Interior secretary if Zinke departed.
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I've found so many footwear brands over-dedicate themselves to traditional shoemaking techniques (stacked leather or wooden soles, Goodyear Welt construction, etc.), often to the detriment of comfort and wearability.
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Critics accuse the Pentagon of xenophobia, building on a fear of foreigners to the detriment of an Army that is struggling to find enough recruits, and talented ones at that.
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Separately, new privacy controls set by companies like Google, Facebook, and Amazon also could dampen data-sharing by TV networks and publishers, to the detriment of TV networks and publishers.
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The worry: asset managers will be tempted by the potential for higher compensation from hedge funds to favor those clients, potentially allocating trades to the detriment of their mutual funds.
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If Deval Patrick is going to make any kind of splash in the race it will likely be there and it will likely be to the detriment of Elizabeth Warren.
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Critics say that the company has established a stranglehold on internet search and digital advertising to the detriment of news outlets, local businesses, internet startups and other would-be competitors.
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U.S. President Donald Trump prompted the NAFTA revamp over a year ago, complaining the 24-year-old trade pact has benefited Mexico to the detriment of U.S. workers and manufacturing.
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And, unfortunately, my fellow activists and I all too often unintentionally reinforced the negative perceptions of activism and activists—to the detriment of the causes we cared about so deeply.
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Both Snap and Instagram are in a heated war for users, with Snap inventing new features and Facebook's giant Instagram team quickly cloning them to the detriment of Snap's growth.
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"You want to get the blend of what the crowd influence might be, but not to the detriment of what the package is," said an ESPN vice president, Jamie Reynolds.
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That surge in moderate turnout likely worked to the detriment of Sanders, who has long argued that high turnout, particularly from young voters, would yield electoral wins for his campaign.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Yet the Green New Deal overlooks some of the key lessons from Europe's renewables revolution, to the detriment of rolling out renewables as fast as possible in the United States.
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In the past decade, China's transportation ecosystem has shaped itself around the automobile boom, with roads constantly widened to accommodate the cars, to the detriment of sidewalks and bike lanes.
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But how does a platform that's been abused so much to the detriment of democratic processes feel like it deserves to rattle that phrase off as another PR talking point?
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Greens have been fighting natural gas exports under the logic that the projects would increase demand for natural gas and hydraulic fracturing, to the detriment of the environment and climate.
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And if Warren does stay in, even if it's to the detriment of a progressive ticket, Sanders supporters will still need to work to win over her delegates come July.
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If the public and private sectors don't come together to fix this imbalance, many small companies will be pushed out of the market to the detriment of the American economy.
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Many of the top rewards credit cards on the market today charge considerably higher APRs than that, much to the detriment of the cardholders who are stuck carrying a balance.
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The battles were often to the detriment of Mr. Trump's real estate and gambling businesses, according to Tim O'Brien, author of "TrumpNation," a 2005 biography that documented his early years.
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Even though VA concluded, despite these hardships, that 2019 was "a year of improvements and continued progress," the decade was dominated by various backlogs, all to the detriment of veterans.
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FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, who had deep financial ties to the pharmaceutical industry, slammed the FDA before his confirmation for over-prioritizing consumer protection to the detriment of medical innovations.
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"John Kerry had illegal meetings with the very hostile Iranian Regime, which can only serve to undercut our great work to the detriment of the American people," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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A year, like a session, is an arbitrary length of time — and one will obsess over booking a short-term win to the detriment of one's long-term financial well-being.
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But instead of spreading the cost around and thinning it out, single payer concentrates it to the government to the detriment of everything else that government and society want to achieve.
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Also in the regulators' sights is the extent to which the debt collection firms have been able to dictate prices of non-performing loans, to the detriment of Europe's struggling banks.
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To the detriment of the entire city, Cuomo and MTA leaders have decided that criminalizing poverty and leaning on fines are the best approach to dealing with the MTA's financial insecurities.
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" "But, as with any partnership," the letter continued, "the prospect of unilateral action by one side, to the detriment of the other partner, places the entire mutually beneficial relationship at risk.
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It's not that there are not enough staff, quite the contrary, as member countries have tried to ensure that "their people" remained employed, even to the detriment of the organization's mission.
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This is to the detriment of the approximately 85033 million Medicare beneficiaries who depend on oxygen therapy to treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), obstructive sleep apnea and other respiratory conditions.
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Second, those who come from the financial industry may put too high a priority on the industry's interests, to the detriment of the rest of the economy and the American people.
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Both fleets made similar decisions to focus on high-end capabilities to the detriment of good-old fashioned capacity, trusting to allies and partners to help make up shortfalls where necessary.
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It also explains his insistence on renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and his charges that other countries are manipulating their currencies to the detriment of the United States.
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To paraphrase his thought, ideas were dropped so quickly that dropping them became the focus of the modern painter, to the detriment of any effort to mature a general cultural vision.
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The Academy of Pediatrics makes an exception when it comes to the cultural practices of child care, often to the detriment of children (think delayed introduction of peanut and peanut allergy).
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The recent elections in Britain and France confirm that both strands are alive and kicking, reinforcing each other, as they tussle, to the detriment of a vast majority of their populations.
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It goes to the core of whether the president abused his office to seek political help in his re-election campaign and did so to the detriment of our nation's security.
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They say that since Europeans first arrived in the 18th century, Hawaiian land has been taken and misused by non-Hawaiians, and often to the detriment of Hawaiians and their traditions.
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In the early 2000s, federal pressure from No Child Left Behind legislation led urban school districts to focus more heavily on math and reading instruction, to the detriment of arts classes.
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I know I had some anxiety about what it all meant; straight men tend to overthink this natural desire for trans women, to the detriment of ourselves and our potential partners.
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" May 24, 2018 "Please let this letter serve to represent that the Singapore summit, for the good of both parties, but to the detriment of the world, will not take place.
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"We want the court to recognise there has been misuse of the corporate assets to the detriment of minority shareholders," CIAM managing partner and co-founder Anne-Sophie d'Andlau told Reuters.
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And the risks do not all weigh against a bigger role for local organizations; international organizations themselves have been guilty of corruption and financial mismanagement to the detriment of beneficiary communities.
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Lewandowski denied that his call to terminate Cordray would benefit his own business interests, saying that overall the CFPB chief has passed measures that are to the detriment of the government.
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That's another thing I use all the time, but when you use it you start to think about, not to the detriment of hotels because I could care less about it.
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"Because of the many complaints we have received we will examine whether Amazon is abusing its market position to the detriment of sellers active on its marketplace," said Bundeskartellamt President Andreas Mundt.
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" Haley said she was blocking the Guterres' selection on the grounds that "the UN has been unfairly biased in favor of the Palestinian Authority to the detriment of our allies in Israel.
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That's a problem, especially when it leads people to spurn medical treatment in favor of the alternative remedies touted on social media — to the detriment of their health, and often their finances.
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Stubley rejects the claim made by the likes of former British number one Tim Henman, among others, that the grass has lost its zip to the detriment of the serve and volleyers.
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The withdrawal comes against the backdrop of President Trump's frequent (and legitimate) complaints that OPEC inflates oil prices to the detriment of the global economy, and especially to key emerging-market countries.
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AGCOM said that under TIM's plan, by keeping control of the new company it would be in the position of being able to favor its own companies to the detriment of competitors.
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But the publishing industry, which operates free of massive Hollywood budget concerns, still continues to publish writers who can't or won't see the whole picture, to the detriment of those who can.
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The audio quality is trash by modern standards and some research has even suggested that its compression reinforces perceived negative emotional characteristics in musical instruments to the detriment of positive emotional characteristics.
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The practice is happening at a rapid clip among S&P 500 companies and according to critics is helping boost shareholder returns – and bosses' pay – to the detriment of long-term growth.
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More important, it chimed with Mrs Clinton's increasingly frequent attack on the senator as a political one-trick pony, obsessed with abuses on Wall Street to the detriment of other policy areas.
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They don't try something new, like yanking a cat's tail, because they have to, but because they wonder what might happen if they do, much to the detriment of poor old Whiskers.
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Trump and his top trade adviser this week criticised Germany, Japan and China, saying the three key U.S. trading partners were devaluing their currencies to the detriment of U.S. companies and consumers.
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"To the detriment of American ingenuity, Huawei continually disregarded the laws of the United States in the hopes of gaining an unfair economic advantage," FBI Director Christopher Wray said in the announcement.
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Uncharacteristically cautious but never to the detriment of his offensive output, Rua worked Liddell over from head-to-toe, before knocking the former UFC champion out with his signature shifting left hook.
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Back in 2012, the New York Times spoke to some disgruntled parents who alleged that Lenox Hill Hospital in New York gave Beyoncé preferential treatment to the detriment of its other patients.
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The attractions operator said that first-half trading had been roughly in-line with expectations, with theme parks boosted by warm weather in Northern Europe, to the detriment of its indoor attractions.
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History has shown us that checkoff funds have not been used as originally designed and intended, to the detriment of the family farmers who have been forced to pay into the programs.
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Federal Judge Claudio Bonadio charged Fernandez, her former economy minister Axel Kicillof and former central bank chief Alejandro Vanoli with "unfaithful administration to the detriment of public administration," according to court papers.
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More centrist Democratic senators have privately expressed concern that the debate over ICE detention beds could eclipse Trump's border wall as the main sticking point — potentially to the detriment of Democrats, politically.
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It exposes the betrayal felt by Venezuelans who trusted in a government that won elections by handing out food, to the detriment of our democracy, our economy and the rule of law.
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And that shows sort of the mechanism, if you're a dominant company or you have a lot of muscle in the marketplace, you can promote yourself to the detriment of your competitor.
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Many of his decisions are driven by his colossal yet fragile ego — all to the detriment of "we the people" — a nation whose citizens include people of diverse races, religions and cultures.
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Like Dr. Seuss' Lorax, Ickes spoke for the trees — he believed that the government had an obligation to protect the environment, even to the detriment of American business, even in a depression.
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" Mr. Corbyn asked, citing "six years of austerity" to the detriment of the poor, much of which could have been avoided, he said, "if this country wasn't ripped off by the superrich.
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However, to the detriment of the honest discourse in which he claims the president does not engage, Brennan has repeatedly and deliberately mischaracterized the motives and substance of critiques aimed his way.
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But he's worried about AT&T having too heavy a grip over what can run on networks should its own deal go through — possibly to the detriment of AT&T's wireless rivals.
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But this tips the balance of the book toward the kind of celebrity memoir that is hard to take seriously, to the detriment of the earlier chapters, which hint at something deeper.
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"We can't allow Atrium to use its size and market dominance to the detriment of health care consumers," said Josh Stein, the North Carolina attorney general, in a statement at the time.
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It's important because it shows that a strategy of regarding corporations as people, deliberately disenfranchising voters and battering the First Amendment is working, but it's working to the detriment of us all.
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He was a shell of himself after coming back from so many injuries, and slugged through high-usage, inefficient seasons, often to the detriment of his team in his final two seasons.
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The change comes as Google is being subject to heightened antitrust scrutiny, in part because of its dominance in the online advertising market to the detriment of industries like the news media.
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The blue slip is a committee courtesy now being wielded by those discourteous to the president's constitutional authority to appoint lower court judges – to the detriment of our judiciary and our country.
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One of those lessons would be for opposition movements to resist the temptation to exaggerate the individual role of President Mugabe to the detriment of a focus on social and economic justice.
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On a global scale Western art is more championed and promoted — perhaps overly so, sheerly for reasons of commercialism — often to the detriment of nonwhite art throughout the Arab world and Africa.
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The conflict centered around the issue that an independent central bank would be run by bankers to the detriment of the nation and, therefore, the Fed, if created, should not be independent.
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The United States' role as a global leader in the fight against human trafficking will also be undermined, to the detriment of millions of people trapped in modern slavery around the world.
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The change comes as Google is being subject to heightened antitrust scrutiny, in part because of its dominance in the online advertising market to the detriment of industries like the news media.
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For Mexico, a U.S. withdrawal would likely deepen anti-American sentiment and negatively affect the July 1 presidential elections to the detriment of the U.S. The strategic costs could be long-term.
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He calls out foreign powers that seek to exploit resources, cheat, manipulate and withhold products to the detriment of the U.S. foreign trade must be reciprocal, fair and equitable for all concerned.
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The proposed law will not immediately affect bank ratings, but is another example of how the legislative framework is increasingly moving toward debtor-friendly measures, protecting consumer rights to the detriment of banks.
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The Georgia Supreme court opinion said the award was proper in part because Marchionne was "alleged to have specifically interjected himself in a federal safety investigation to the detriment" of the Walden family.
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"They see US companies as working with the US government, like Chinese companies are forced to, to the detriment of Chinese information security," Moriuchi, the former NSA East Asia chief, told BuzzFeed News.
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Efforts to curb excess capacity in steel and coal have driven up the prices of industrial goods, to the benefit of their producers, often SOEs, and to the detriment of buyers, mostly private.
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Parents who help kids pay for college — but do so to the detriment of their retirement savings — may wind up trading one financial problem (their children's debt) for another (they may never retire).
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The International Monetary Fund has over the years been criticized for the byzantine intrigues of its workplace, where domineering department heads zealously guard their turf — to the detriment of the fund's broader mission.
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If feelings have come to dominate politics to the detriment of good governance and evidence-led policy-making, then the rationalists need to reassert themselves; to show some emotion and take governance back.
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Sweden and Germany have embraced much of Obama's one-world vision, turning their nations into safe havens for millions of economic migrants – to the detriment of their own population — and increasingly, their politicians.
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Ironically, VMRO, having been in power for the past 11 years, has succumbed to many Western demands to the detriment of Macedonia, but was viewed as "nationalist" because it wouldn't change Macedonia's name.
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But that's the rub: The fact that these practices and pipelines remain in place—and remain perfectly legal—is to the detriment of our national interests, and a source of stigma to boot.
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That can sometimes be to the detriment of time outside the office — HubSpot's recent study of young executives found that 1 in 2 people say they need to improve their work/life balance.
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We cannot afford to let partisan politics and those who want to simply maintain the status quo continue to dominate fisheries management to the detriment of the ever growing and changing angling public.
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Not only do these employees take their institutional knowledge with them, they also use this knowledge to the detriment of the SEC and investor interests and to the advantage of their new employers.
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You have the campaign of breaking into Podesta's email, breaking into the DNC, and then leaking out information in a way that changed the overall information environment to the detriment of Hillary Clinton.
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Criado Perez collects a wealth of research on how the data behind everything from smartphone design to public policy is collected to an overwhelming degree from male participants, to the detriment of women.
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Letter To the Editor: Evan McMullin observes that we are becoming "desensitized" to the authoritarianism of Donald Trump to the detriment of our democratic institutions ("The Constitution in Danger," Op-Ed, Dec. 5).
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Warsh himself has been a critic of the Fed for years, complaining that after it rescued the economy, it continued to pursue extraordinary easing policies to the detriment of the markets and economy.
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The investigation carried out by the French judicial authorities led to the conclusion that this fortune, embezzled from public funds, was used for personal gain and to the detriment of the Syrian state.
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Instead, a 2628-year-old rule restricting cross-ownership of a newspaper and TV station in the same major market will remain in place to the detriment of local journalism and media content.
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Since success is largely measured by test results, charters often spend inordinate amounts of time on test preparation and drill, to the detriment of other subjects and the well-being of young children.
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Asked whether he had received any feedback from Macron over his agreement with the U.S. president, Conte answered that his "agreement with Trump is not to the detriment of any specific European country".
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But in high-stress situations, these errors are often clumsy enough to be newsworthy, generating waves of print and social media that captivate viewers to the detriment of the corporation, employees and customers.
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The town is peppered with mine tailing sites that threaten to contaminate groundwater to the detriment of the entire Upper Clark Fork watershed, though not, significantly, the Upper Missouri watershed, which feeds Bozeman.
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" Mehlman added: "California's position seems to be that they're going to continue to encourage people to come illegally and dream up new programs to encourage people, to the detriment of everyone else in California.
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Ultimately, attempting to deter players from one potentially harmful drug while ignoring the effects of another was to the detriment of both Adams and Armstrong, whatever the legal status of their substance of choice.
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"Territorial influence and geopolitical interests of the United States appears to have hollowed out its commitment to fight international corruption, much to the detriment of the future of Malaysia and the world," Gabriel said.
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Video coverage showed Kneissl ending a waltz with Putin with a deep curtsey, a gesture that some Austrian media said would hand the Kremlin propaganda to the detriment of Austria for years to come.
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"We cannot stand by as those in positions of power are allowed to abuse state institutions for their own selfish gain and to the detriment of South Africans," it said in a brief statement.
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The latter directive, for example, can invalidate standard terms & conditions if they create a significant imbalance in parties' rights and obligations to the detriment of the consumer — meaning the terms would be judged unfair.
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"If there are laws, it's to guarantee public security, so anyone can't just do whatever they want to the detriment of people's security," wrote one commenter on an article from French newspaper Le Parisien.
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BOSTON — An internal report prepared for Harvard administrators in 2012 showed the university's preferential treatment of athletes and the children of donors and alumni predominately benefited white students, to the detriment of Asian Americans.
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Those attributes both work to the detriment of an offense, although Whiteside mitigates some of it simply by drawing so much defensive attention when he knifes through the lane or hits the offensive glass.
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Unless we allow nations to re-erect borders in this borderless world and control the global flow of data, to the detriment of the freedom of information on which people have come to depend.
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But in exchange, the DNC executed a written, albeit hidden, agreement transferring to Clinton the committee's finances, strategy, and money raised -- all to the benefit of Clinton and to the detriment of Vermont Sen.
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"Moreover, substantial tranches of E-Coins were issued without sufficient asset backing, leading to a progressive dilution of the E-Coin system to the detriment of investors," the watchdog said in a press release.
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"These leaked documents confirm what we have been saying for a long time: T.T.I.P. would put corporations at the center of policy making, to the detriment of environment and public health," Mr. Riss said.
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Human experience teaches that those who expect public dissemination of their remarks may well temper candor with a concern for appearances and for their own interests to the detriment of the decision-making process.
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They concluded that while then-FBI director Comey may not have been driven by partisanship, his actions related to the Clinton case did deviate from department norms to the detriment of the FBI's reputation.
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These owners give the impression of looking first to cronies, interlopers and their entourage of 'yes' men, often to the detriment of the resident footballing community on which their clubs have so long relied.
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WASHINGTON — The International Monetary Fund has over the years been criticized for the byzantine intrigues of its workplace, where domineering department heads zealously guard their turf — to the detriment of the fund's broader mission.
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When I graduated from college, I made less than $30,000 per year, and yet I prioritized paying off my student loans, to the detriment of other goals (such as saving to buy a home).
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"The report shows how the F.B.I. became infected with politics and continuously disregarded rules and procedures to the detriment of Donald Trump and benefit of Hillary Clinton," said Representative Darrell Issa, Republican of California.
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Giving Erdogan advance warning that we may abandon the Syrian Kurds will embolden him and allow him to plan further onslaughts against the Kurds, to the detriment of our Kurdish allies on the ground.
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By protecting the institution of illegal immigration, the California laws not only usurp federal prerogatives (to the detriment of less affluent Californians) but also undermine law enforcement far beyond the borders of the state.
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"As proposed, this merger would give AT&T the incentive and ability to discriminate in favor of Time Warner programming on its platforms to the detriment of independent and diverse programming," the groups wrote.
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But the raft of new investment restrictions and export controls that the administration is mulling would further sever supply chains and discourage financial integration between the countries, potentially to the detriment of financial markets.
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It seems obvious that continuing to hold Asian percentages at near-constant levels required excessive tipping of the scales to the detriment of Asians — and America's long-cherished traditions of fairness and equal opportunity.
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"There is no credible hypothesis or conclusions adhered to science that justify the actions taken by the government of the United States against Cuba to the detriment of the bilateral relationship," the statement said.
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Soon, the illegal sale of stronger liquor, to the detriment of beer and wine consumption, surged in popularity, in part because its potency made it more profitable to produce and smuggle into the country.
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"We are wondering why Serbia is the only team at the World Cup with the referee who would not even check the replay of the disputable situations, and all to the detriment of our team."
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Those minutes, attorneys for the plaintiff allege, show the board was aware of investigations into executives' sexual misconduct and still chose to pay them millions of dollars upon their departure to the detriment of shareholders.
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Reports that Daniels was paid in exchange for her silence on the alleged relationship first surfaced in January and she has not left the news cycle since, to the detriment of the Trump White House.
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Just a few years ago the prevailing narrative about oil was all about the amazing United States success with a newly improved extraction method, fracking, to the detriment of the less creative oil-exporting countries.
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The investigation "will aim to uncover possible offenses committed not only on the national territory, but also abroad to the detriment of French victims or in France against individuals of French nationality," the statement said.
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The airline said vague requirements for passengers bringing their pet on board have led to the system being misused to the detriment of both passengers without pets and people who legitimately need a support animal.
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Otherwise, if Lyft continues to gain in the U.S., the management may opt to deploy its resources in other areas, a move that would be much to the detriment of Southeast Asia as a whole.
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The lengthy moratorium placed financial pressures on the developers who began courting wealthy weekenders to purchase preexisting buildings or sites available for new construction, to the detriment of the idealistic original intent of the community.
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If we fail to do so, we dishonor the work of our foremothers and ensure that a system that has, since its founding, been geared to benefit the few to the detriment of the many.
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UPROSE began tackling local transportation justice issues -- expressways and power plants being constructed to the detriment of communities of color and without their consent -- and it began training youth of color to be community activists.
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But in all these markets, as well as other sectors such as clothing, transport and child-care, regulations at the state, federal and local level often inflate living costs, to the detriment of the poor.
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It is a gaping loophole in the law that ensures that businesses wishing to hire illegal aliens can continue to do so — to the detriment of legal workers and at the expense of U.S. taxpayers.
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She says there's often a fine line between bosses who appreciate an employee's good work and want to empower the person with more projects, and bosses who favor that employee to the detriment of others.
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She did her best to establish new plantings, importing about 200 tons of topsoil, and Julian spent a lot of time clearing the mount of the invasive weed petasites, to the detriment of his knees.
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It is one thing to take into consideration the interests of stakeholders in decision-making as good business practice, but quite another to hand over control of the business to the detriment of its owners.
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I've had patients who've had tremendous outbursts in the emergency room, completely disrupting care and taking up the time and attention of many of the hospital staff members, often to the detriment of other patients.
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The sense of crisis deepened when German magazine Der Spiegel reported that VW, Daimler, BMW, Audi and Porsche colluded for decades on prices, technologies and the choice of suppliers to the detriment of foreign rivals.
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Dismemberment will rebound to the detriment of the Kurds as they will be seen as America's agents of destruction, with a patron not inclined to send troops once the Arabs and Persians turn against them.
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To the detriment of Goodnight Brooklyn, Conboy likewise shows more interest in the venue and the people behind it than in the art and social context that created the perfect environment for it to succeed.
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"Apple blatantly abuses its market power to the detriment of developers, who are forced to use the only platform available to them to sell their iOS app," said Steve Berman, the lawyer representing the developers.
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Some countries in Europe — the Palestinians' biggest financial donor — have long discouraged a referral to the international body, fearing that it will become inextricably enmeshed in a quagmire to the detriment of its other work.
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Along the way, he started to challenge the established thinking that values spring and summer blooms above all (sometimes to the detriment of a garden's biodiversity) and to investigate the possibilities of fall and winter.
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But the problem is that such mergers can still be anticompetitive if the distributor (AT&T) gives special treatment to its newly acquired content provider (Time Warner), to the detriment of unaffiliated, especially smaller, competitors.
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"We will examine whether platforms are exercising market power in commercial dealings to the detriment of consumers, media content creators and advertisers," Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) Chairman Rod Sims said in a statement.
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"Human experience teaches that those who expect public dissemination of their remarks may well temper candor with a concern for appearances and for their own interests to the detriment of the decisionmaking process," the Court explained.
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According to a new study released in the journal Psychological Bulletin, millennials are more likely than previous generations to put pressure on ourselves — and others — to be perfect, possibly to the detriment of our mental health.
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Norway's sovereign wealth fund should raise the proportion of its investments in equities to 2.33 percent from 60 percent to the detriment of its bond holdings, the majority on a government-appointed commission said on Tuesday.
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"By removing artwork from a public space because state lawmakers don't like its message, KU has abandoned its First Amendment obligations to the detriment of all campus community members and the public at large," he said.
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Appetite for risk-taking crept back into currency markets to the detriment of the U.S. currency - it also helped higher-yielding emerging market currencies as well as commodity-linked currencies like the Australian and Canadian dollars.
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"Google leverages its market power in both general search services and ad tech services to the detriment of consumers, advertisers and news publishers," News Corp wrote in its submission to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
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The bank focused too heavily on pricing increases and debt reduction to the detriment of customers' long-term viability, and did not adopt adequate safeguards or procedures to ensure customers were fairly treated, the report continued.
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Why it matters: It underscores how invested Facebook is in the image of its founder as he becomes its chief defenders against charges that the social platform is being manipulated to the detriment of its users.
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Judith Regan, the famed book publisher and editor, said in an interview with CNN's Brooke Baldwin last week that Trump-themed books have dominated the industry — to the detriment of people writing nonfiction on other topics.
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Finally, the Iran nuclear deal has enabled the regime in Tehran to expand both its military spending and its regional activism, much to the detriment of the United States and its allies in the Middle East.
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Zhang concludes that the rent-seeking enabled by financial deregulation played a sizeable role in the growth of income inequality: bankers were able to skew the system in their favour, to the detriment of everybody else.
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In fact, the pro-private sector policies of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) under the leadership of director Seema Verma tilt decisively toward private Medicare Advantage plans — to the detriment of traditional Medicare.
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From the moment the real estate mogul declared his candidacy, an air of improbability trailed his campaign — to the detriment of those who dismissed his angry message, his improvisational style and his appeal to disillusioned voters.
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Production swings in the Black Sea and European Union have become the main drivers of world wheat prices as U.S. farmers have increasingly turned to corn and soybean crops, to the detriment of Chicago wheat futures.
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For all the pounds and pounds of cure we have thrown at this problem, we ignore the ounce of prevention that's available to us for around $1 per scrip — to the detriment of our own children.
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The amended complaint filed last week by CBS and its Special Committee details the ways in which NAI misused its power to the detriment of CBS shareholders, and was submitted after careful deliberation by all involved.
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"This notion that Zuckerberg is in the middle is totally mendacious, because everything his company has championed, everything that he has championed, has been to the detriment of conservatives at large," Gab COO Utsav Sanduja said.
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To some, the unbridled force and overarching goal to be pursued is the efficiency of the market, even to the detriment of society, transforming market theory into a sort of divine scripture, to be faithfully followed.
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"There's a much more active approach to see that the immigrant stays as far away as possible from Europe, and this is completely to the detriment of those concerned," said Philippe Dam of Human Rights Watch.
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Contreras didn't want the emails released without being properly vetted for sensitive information — State says it needs more time for the vetting process — but postponing the release was also to the detriment of the American public.
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"A multinational bad actor has seriously violated American emissions laws, to the detriment of the health and welfare of the American people," said Jeffrey Clark, assistant attorney general in the department's Environment and Natural Resources Division.
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Many environmentalists argue that by increasing oil and gas supplies and lowering prices for consumers, shale drilling is extending the life of fossil fuels to the detriment of the environment and the development of cleaner energy.
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Ms. Pank, who grew up in Fullerton, said that the atmosphere at her school had become much more politically charged since Mr. Trump came into office, to the detriment of political conversations across the ideological spectrum.
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But in all jobs, when you love what you do you want to do it well, and sometimes it's to the detriment of the family, but I'm not sure the children suffer on a fundamental level.
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The handling of the case triggered the first major political crisis for Macron, crystallizing the public's view of Macron as a remote figure who favored his rich and powerful friends to the detriment of ordinary people.
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NEPA thus creates third-world levels of risk for large-scale investments, often to the detriment of the environment itself, as even ecological restoration projects and renewable energy projects drown in NEPA's ocean of red tape.
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More and more, smartphone users are sticking with their aging devices until they croak, and the sky-high price tag for Apple's newly unveiled iPhone X could accelerate that trend — to the detriment of mobile carriers.
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In the past decade, the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) suffered at 23 percent decline in their topline funding from $85033 billion to $8.4 billion to the detriment of both fielded systems and ongoing research and development.
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BRUSSELS - Photo agency Getty Images has become the latest company to ask European competition regulators to investigate Google, accusing the Internet search giant of diverting users to its own images service to the detriment of competitors.
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"We're doing the batteries for it in season five so I'm a fan of Formula E. "I think Formula E is becoming very successful but I don't think that is to the detriment of Formula One.
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"They continue to play footsie with the Trump administration, not really realizing they're doing so to the detriment of their credibility with lots of influential stakeholders," said one American who frequently engages with the Ukrainian government.
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His encyclical on the environment, "Laudato Si'," contains a hard-hitting indictment of a politics consumed by immediate results and of the way governments pander to the electorate to the detriment of its long-term interests.
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The Commission's consultation document on these plans is part of a broader reworking of EU economic priorities under pressure from populist critics who accuse Brussels of having pursued ultra-liberal policies to the detriment of workers.
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That may come as a surprise to some skeptics of affirmative action, including those in the Trump administration, who see such efforts as having remade the admissions landscape to the detriment of Asian-Americans and whites.
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While "creativity" is presented as the panacea for our overly cubicled society, this often leads to a narrow-minded focus on the stuff that dreams are made of — to the detriment of those keeping the company afloat.
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The Guillemot Brothers "will take the necessary measures to avoid a creeping takeover by people who could challenge Gameloft's strategy and global vocation to the detriment of the company and its shareholders," according to the AMF statement.
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When Vicki meets Samantha, a beautiful girl who is down on her luck played by Belle Shouse, she sees the opportunity to mold the young girl into a pageant winner — to the detriment of her pristine reputation.
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For several years France openly sided with General Hifter, to the detriment of the United Nations-backed unity government in Tripoli, in an effort to project French power while forming alliances with local forces fighting Islamist extremism.
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And it's likely there will be an increasing reluctance by our allies to pass on information or views they know are incongruent with Pompeo or Trump's perception, to the detriment of the US's relationship with our allies.
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"In the first year at State, so much of the policy formulation has been in the hands of Brian Hook to the detriment of the regional bureaus who have been cut out of the process," said Feierstein.
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The lawsuit also says that Gilead, to maximize product life span but to the detriment of patients, delayed the introduction of the new, safer version of tenofovir until the old version was about to lose patent protection.
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States are already empowered to levy fees on businesses located within their states — to the detriment of consumers, perhaps — but a decades-old Supreme Court decision generally bars them from targeting sellers without a physical presence there.
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Lawther said he expected the final trading environment agreed by the government would not be to the detriment of the business, although it would need "a whole bundle of solutions" for this, possibly including lower corporation tax.
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The "deep state" conspiracy theory holds that a shadow government of unelected bureaucrats are in control of the government and work behind the scenes to rule the country, to the detriment of President Trump and supportive Republicans.
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It's time to end the Capitol Hill culture that often only seeks to protect itself and has been hiding unethical behavior behind closed doors to the detriment of the public trust placed in our nation's elected leaders.
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"The AMA has come to the conclusion that this merger would likely substantially lessen competition in many health care markets, to the detriment of patients," AMA President Barbara McAneny said in prepared testimony released by the group.
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This is — in part — a situation of own making: A 2009 study noted that human-induced stresses, including overfishing, climate change, and habitat modification, "appear to be promoting jellyfish blooms to the detriment of other marine organisms."
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"We believe the filing is a misguided attempt to deflect from the fact that defendants overstepped their legal and regulatory authority -- to the detriment of the Constitution and New York insurance consumers," William A. Brewer III said.
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The same behavior Rose exhibited on the air -- his gently leering old man persona -- was allegedly magnified in his life off the air, reportedly to the detriment of some of his female subordinates, according to their accounts.
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Assad's political opponents are increasingly hemmed into enclaves in Syria's Idlib and Deraa provinces - at great cost to the country's infrastructure and to the detriment of the millions of civilians who live (or used to live) there.
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"The use of force against threats recently encountered in the Gulf of Oman carries significant risk and has the potential to escalate security situations to the detriment of the safety of ship and crew," the advisory said.
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Blackwell is as tough as they come and continued to stand up to the punishing blows inflicted by Eubank Jr. With the benefit of hindsight, this was to the detriment of the young 25-year-old's health.
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Alex Andrews, lead organizer at advocacy organization Sex Workers Outreach Project (SWOP) Behind Bars, told me in a phone call that to see this bill pushed through to the detriment of already-marginalized communities is deeply disheartening.
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All the proof you need of how these sorts of investigations can explode in a million directions -- and to the detriment of the investigators -- is Ken Starr and the Starr Report in the mid-to-late 1990s.
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But with no guarantee that federal assistance is at the ready, states may have to continue their efforts to figure out how to protect their own — even if that's to the detriment of the collective United States.
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Critics, however, warn that the measure would allow child welfare agencies to deny LGBTQ and religious minority applicants as adoptive or foster parents -- ultimately to the detriment of children who need homes -- while still receiving taxpayer funds.
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High and rising foreign subsidies, tariffs, non-tariff trade barriers and illegal below-cost dumping are not the exceptions, but the rules, commonly used by major trading partners to the detriment of American farm and ranch families.
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The trade body opened the door for the Trump administration to impose billions of dollars in retaliatory sanctions last May, when it ruled that Europe had illegally subsidized Airbus to the detriment of its American competitor Boeing.
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Surprising officials in the two South American countries, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he would restore tariffs on U.S. steel and aluminum imports, accusing them of devaluing their currencies to the detriment of U.S. farmers.
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Democrats and Republicans can have differing opinions, but they should be careful not to let their partisan views lead them into a "Boring figure" situation, where each side exaggerates reality -- to the detriment of the American people.
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However, the VA has used law to the detriment of many veterans in its implementation of one particular category of benefits (fiduciary designations) and the end result has been a massive gun ban for thousands of veterans.
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Renault will likely be forced to raise UK prices to the detriment of sales, while stopping short of withdrawal from the market, Chief Financial Officer Clotilde Delbos warned during an internal presentation this week, according to both sources.
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Renault will likely be forced to raise UK prices to the detriment of sales while stopping short of withdrawal from the market, Chief Financial Officer Clotilde Delbos warned during an internal presentation this week, according to both sources.
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"PAG is not going anywhere.... In our opinion, the manager's actions thus far continue to demonstrate questionable governance and decision-making practices, to the detriment of independent unitholders," said PAG Real Estate Partner Broderick Storie in a statement.
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The second scenario, an "Atlanticist" model that would see the U.S. focus trade on Europe and the Americas to the detriment of other trade partners, would result in the loss of $6900 billion in GDP and 2628,28503 jobs.
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Per studies from the president's own alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, without immigrant workers U.S. GDP would fall 0.7 percent over 10 years and by 2 percent by 85033, to the detriment of all Americans.
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Production swings in the Black Sea and European Union have become the main drivers of world wheat prices to the detriment of Chicago futures as U.S. farmers increasingly turned to corn and soybean crops, analysts and traders said.
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"It is time for FDA to stop moving the goalposts and changing the rules in the middle of the game to the detriment of our manufacturers and small businesses," VTA executive director Tony Abboud said in a statement.
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In his book, he writes that Pakistan "views all geopolitics through the prism of its hostility toward India," which he said had shaped its policy in Afghanistan to the detriment of Afghans and the rest of the world.
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Former congressman and Vice Chairman of the 9/11 Commission, Lee Hamilton, recently expressed his frustration that homeland security officials focus much of their attention on airline travel to the detriment of other forms of transportation including trains.
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Runners step in to help one another in times of difficulty—just look at Matthew Rees who helped fellow runner David Wyeth complete the last 300m of the 2017 London Marathon, to the detriment of his own timing.
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Some labor leaders are furious with AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka for the endorsement, accusing him of seeking to arrange a coronation for Ellison to the detriment of one of their own -- Labor Secretary Tom Perez. http://bit.
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Best known as the lead character's father on Justified, the gruff old guy makes a dark mirror for Jimmy, who at times seems to fetishize his own independence, to the detriment of his friends and now ex-girlfriend.
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School district policies confine most kids to the schools closest to them, often to the detriment of black and brown children born into communities blighted by racist housing policies that for decades choked off resources and financial opportunities.
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THEY TALK ABOUT THINGS, FOR EXAMPLE, IN PAST CAMPAIGNS YOU HAD A PATTERN OF INCREASING PRICES WHEN YOU GET ON COMPANY'S BOARDS, OR THE COMPANIES DO, TO THE DETRIMENT OF VOLUMES WHERE YOU HAVE GOTTEN ON THE BOARD.
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Without an opportunity to hear from the White House and to question its representatives, the avalanche of untruths emanating from this president and his surrogates would pass with less attention and scrutiny, to the detriment of our democracy.
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Though many lament that access to analytics can make a publication hyper-focused on pageview volume to the detriment of reader engagement, at The Times we're cognizant of those pitfalls, and we structure our analyses to avoid them.
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Steven Edney, the English plantsman and horticulturalist, has been challenging the established thinking that values spring and summer blooms above all (sometimes to the detriment of a garden's biodiversity) and to investigate the possibilities of fall and winter.
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If inflation expectations slipped and dragged actual increases lower, "we would have less room to reduce interest rates to support the economy in a future downturn, to the detriment of American families and businesses," Mr. Powell said Wednesday.
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Trump "accused both countries of manipulating their currencies to the detriment of U.S. farmers, once again employing the one-size-fits-all approach to trade matters," Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA Europe, said in a report.
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Review follows the always affable Forrest MacNeil (played by the always affable Andy Daly) as he sets out to review life experiences for his show within the show, often to the detriment of his personal life and wellbeing.
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Criticized over the past four years for slashing the budget deficit to the detriment of public investment in areas such as healthcare and education, the government will reinforce public investment by 600 million euros to 1.345 billion euros.
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"When the patent system does not function well, it undermines rather than supports innovation, to the detriment of all Americans — inventors, employees, investors in productive businesses and ultimately, consumers," said John Thorne, the Alliance's general counsel and spokesperson.
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That is, what if evidence makes it clear that Trump maintains loyalties to Russia to the detriment of the United States, but members of Congress fail to punish or remove him simply because his party controls that branch?
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It was improper for the pope to insert himself in the American electoral process, to the detriment of any particular candidate, in this case Mr. Trump, regardless of the pope's humanitarian concern for the plight of the illegal immigrant.
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In a Fox News interview earlier this week, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange denied that Russia was the source of leaked Democratic emails that roiled the 2016 election to the detriment of President-elect Donald Trump's rival, Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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And there's always the sense with Marvel's films that the company constantly has one eye on the whole, sometimes to the detriment of the parts — by far one of the most common complaints about television in the Netflix era.
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VW, Daimler, BMW, Audi and Porsche have faced a barrage of public criticism after a report by German magazine Der Spiegel last Friday said carmakers had colluded for decades on pricing and technologies to the detriment of foreign rivals.
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I watched fearless, talented women be loud and goofy on screen, and got closer to accepting that maybe I could be a loud, goofy woman as well, and not to the detriment of the other "serious" things about me.
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Some labor leaders are furious with AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, accusing him of seeking to arrange a coronation for Ellison to the detriment of Perez, who as Labor secretary is viewed by many as one of their own.
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However, the issue of surveillance and privacy may return to the agenda if the Trump administration prioritizes the fight against terrorism "by all means" to the detriment of fundamental rights, such as those preventing torture and protecting personal data.
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"It is time for FDA to stop moving the goalposts and changing the rules in the middle of the game to the detriment of our manufacturers and small businesses," said Tony Abboud, the group's executive director, in a statement.
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The rise in unit-linked products is a result of promotion by insurers to the detriment of guaranteed products, which are more expensive in the current low interest environment, said Benjamin Serra, senior credit officer at Moody's ratings agency.
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Rice and his brother Derek have put forward a slate of nominees to challenge EQT's board in a shareholder vote in July, arguing EQT has mismanaged the $6.7 billion acquisition of their company to the detriment of EQT investors.
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If American politicians don't regain legitimacy and begin addressing the sociological root causes of incidents like this, these tragedies will be destined to repeat and our rule of law will continue to erode to the detriment of us all.
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This essay, though, gives so much ground to a practice that Williams claims not to support, and radically individualizes a systemic issue to the detriment of those who crunch and who do not have a complicated relationship with it.
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Elected in 2014 on a platform of improving India's business climate and its stature on the world stage, Modi has also been accused of promoting India's majority religion of Hinduism to the detriment of Christianity, Islam, and other faiths.
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He argues that U.S. Soccer, in concert with M.L.S. and its marketing arm, Soccer United Marketing, has for years propped up soccer in the 18 American cities with M.L.S. franchises, to the detriment of clubs and youth players elsewhere.
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"We believe these nominations are a self-serving tactic by Xerox to advance its proposal, that significantly undervalues HP and creates meaningful risk to the detriment of HP shareholders," HP fired back in a statement today emailed to TechCrunch.
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In the points-based system, the government gives top priority to scientists, engineers, academics and graduates in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, once again to the detriment of women because of the gender disparities in those professions.
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Murphy was the hardest-working congressman this region has seen in a long time, attending every imaginable event (to the detriment of his home life) and positioning himself as a moderate-to-conservative representative on all the key issues.
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If boomlet becomes boom, it may change the chip industry dramatically, to the detriment of Arm and Intel, because unlike the ISAs from those two firms, which are proprietary, RISC-V is available to anyone, anywhere, and is free.
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" The senators admonished the FCC that if it subjected "some or all information service providers to telephone regulation, it seriously would chill the growth and development of advanced services to the detriment of our economic and educational well-being.
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London (CNN)If the UK leaves the European Union in 2019 without the closest possible future ties, new blocks to scientific collaboration "will inhibit progress, to the detriment of us all," 29 European Nobel Prize-winning scientists have warned.
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"This is another example of top (Pentagon) officials refusing to demand accountability and sweeping major ethical problems from commanders under the rug to the detriment of the men and women who serve admirably under them," Gillibrand told USA Today.
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Wall Street is coming around to President Donald Trump's view on how China has been unfairly protecting its economy to the detriment of the rest of the world, former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon told CNBC on Thursday.
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Without it, the rights and freedoms they enjoy under democracy, and from who's breast they themselves were succored, will likely disappear, and populist politicians will take advantage of a misinformed and inflamed public discourse to the detriment of a free society.
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Edmonds' scheme was designed to, and did, artificially move the price of precious metals futures contracts in a way that was favorable to him and his co-conspirators at J. P. Morgan to the detriment of other market participants, prosecutors said.
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Under a bolder option of the plan, a new EU agency would be set up to examine foreign investments, although this could attract EU bashing if an investment is rejected to the detriment of EU companies' growth prospects, the paper said.
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The Commission's consultation document on these plans, seen by Reuters, is part of a broader reworking of the EU's economic priorities, after pressure from populist forces that accuse Brussels of having pursued ultra-liberal policies to the detriment of workers.
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"Number two, the countries weren't paying what they're supposed to be paying," adding that this was to the detriment of the US. But speaking earlier this month at the headquarters of US Central Command in Florida, Trump was more positive.
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Verity Hogan, eHarmony's relationship and dating expert, says that it's normal to compile wish lists that focus on "aesthetics and surface attributes" but, focusing too much on these qualities when swiping could be to the detriment of our love lives.
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Whether an experiment or the beginning of a broader deployment, the seller facial verification process described to BuzzFeed News comes as Amazon works to purge its platform of the scammers that skirt its rules to the detriment of Amazon customers.
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While some Trump insiders said his influence on policy was overstated, few denied his ability to interject in policy debates and, if necessary, litigate his disagreements in the public sphere through leaks to the press (often to the detriment of McMaster).
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" What's more, people don't "become significantly preoccupied with the use" of coffee to the extent that coffee drinking "becomes the all-consuming focus of their lives to the detriment of their family, their friends, their jobs and all their other interests.
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The hearing, titled "Transparency & Accountability: Examining Google and its Data Collection, Use, and Filtering Practices" hewed closely to that aim in its mission to "examine potential bias" supposedly perpetrated by the search giant to the detriment of right-leaning voices.
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All the while, Comey's letter has inflamed public passions -- and reinvigorated the public debate -- over Clinton's e-mail scandal, a matter that, even with no substance, can only redound to the detriment of Clinton and the benefit of Donald Trump.
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Though the number of these so-called "overhang seats" has historically been low, they were found to be unconstitutional because they allow a party to occupy more seats than its vote share suggests it should, to the detriment of other parties.
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A central promise of artificial intelligence is to automate away tedious routine tasks, but a lingering worry is that it will chip away at our humanity, causing people to lean on computers to the detriment of their ability to think critically.
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"The unusual opposition you have mounted to this takeover bid leads me to wonder if it may come from your desire to protect your position in the company and your personal interests, to the detriment of Scor shareholders," it added.
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She pointed to the challenge of tackling sophisticated cartels which use software to fix prices and allocate markets among themselves to the detriment of customers and the economy, saying sanctions should reflect and deter this new tool used by companies.
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The EU is still waiting to hear from the WTO about what "retaliation rights" it has after the organization found in 2012 that Boeing too had received billions of dollars in illegal subsidies that had been to the detriment of Airbus.
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"This will be another source of friction between Italy and Europe which, ultimately, will be to the detriment of Italy itself," he added, although he noted that the terms of the agreement between Italy and China remained to be seen.
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Manguso's need to write short has sharpened her lines into diamonds, but it has also driven her slightly mad, and it has caused her to perseverate over words to the detriment of her happiness and, as she admits, her health.
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I'm sure there are a lot of people who may be wondering whether they should be cutting down on the activity, wondering if they're spending too much time on it to the detriment of their friendships and things like that.
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The group plans to announce a slate of targeted Republican House members who they say have "been in lock-step with the Trump agenda to the detriment of their constituents" on issues like health care and the GOP tax plan.
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Ongoing attempts to set strong standards of good business behavior risk being denigrated and undermined by the new administration to the detriment of the United States standing in the world and to the public acceptability of global trade and investment.
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Ryan suggested Trump's harsh tone was a large part of the reason he's withheld his endorsement, highlighting the concern of national GOP leaders that their presidential nominee will alienate voters to the detriment of other Republican candidates down the ballot.
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When an officeholder uses their authority to advance their own religious beliefs, to the detriment of those who hold a different view, they directly threaten the right of every American to be free from the coercive power of the government.
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Every Instagram ad for anything—from sponcon to simple paid placement—functions off the back of young girls' attention (and to the detriment of those teen girls' health, in the case of the classic IG waist trainers and laxative teas).
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In one of the most deadly years for wildfires in California's recorded history, the LCV Victory Fund campaign links their politics to the fires, saying each candidate "sides with polluters" against climate change policies, to the detriment of public health.
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In their list of requests, they asked that Coats assess how foreign governments, intelligence or individuals could make use of the technology to the detriment of U.S. national security as well as describe any already known or suspected uses of it.
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On Friday, the Democratic National Committee filed a lawsuit against the Trump campaign, Russia, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and others, alleging a wide-reaching conspiracy intended to interfere in the 2016 presidential campaign to the detriment of the Democratic Party.
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According to the trustee, O'Melveny knew that Eichler and other Aletheia board members had exposed the company to nearly $20 million in claims by Proctor, yet made a conscious decision to take direction from Eichler, to the detriment of the company.
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" Third, because of the current deference that the public and politicians have to the military and to veterans, the defense budget is getting dangerously skewed "toward pay and benefits to the detriment of training, equipment and numbers in the force.
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While European Union rules say every act of communication of a copyrighted work has to be cleared by the copyright owner, it would be to the detriment of the Internet to make hyperlinks fall under these rules, the advocate general said.
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It created significant uncertainty regarding impacts of the policy on their ability to operate, and actions that could needlessly prohibit, limit, or delay access to public lands owned by the nation's taxpayers, all to the detriment of the American people.
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In one of the most deadly years for wildfires in California's recorded history, the LCV Victory Fund campaign links the politics to the fires, saying each candidate "sides with polluters" against climate change policies, to the detriment of public health.
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" "Somehow many Americans have forgotten that Russia is our adversary, not our ally...For more than a decade, Russia has meddled in elections around the world, supported brutal dictators and invaded sovereign nations — all to the detriment of United States interests.
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" And Damore's suit adds that Google's attempts to hire greater numbers of women and other workers from diverse, underrepresented backgrounds represents a form of "invidious discrimination" on the part of the tech giant, "to the detriment of caucasian and male employees.
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Legislators are considering an amendment that opponents say would tilt the playing field to the detriment of poorer students and open the door to "taxpayer-funded vouchers for private schools," according to Education Minnesota, which does not support the amendment.
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He has threatened to impose a tax on car imports from Mexico, criticized Japan's trade gap with the United States and most recently accused Japan, along with China and Germany, of devaluing their currencies to the detriment of U.S. companies.
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A critic might point out that I saved money to the detriment of my education: I took more community college classes than university courses, I based where to attend not on prestige but on low tuition, and I used old textbooks.
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Their rivalry sheds light on the shifting economics of nearly every major industry, replete with winner-take-all effects and huge advantages that accrue to the biggest and best-run organizations, to the detriment of upstarts and second-fiddle players.
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"It's the special interests and the lobbyists who have kept our tax rates artificially low, to the detriment of our schools and hospitals and services to people," said Mr. Edmondson, who has been protesting with teachers at the State Capitol.
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" "So pathetic to see Sleepy Joe Biden, who with his son, Hunter, and to the detriment of the American Taxpayer, has ripped off at least two countries for millions of dollars, calling for my impeachment - and I did nothing wrong.
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But to this day, references to Clara are routinely centered on considerations of Robert's life and music — not to mention gossipy speculation about her relationship with Brahms, a close friend of the couple — to the detriment of her own creative achievements.
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But to this day, references to Clara are routinely centered on considerations of Robert's life and music — not to mention gossipy speculation about her relationship with Brahms, a close friend of the couple — to the detriment of her own creative achievements.
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America's special operations forces, like the Army's Green Berets and the Navy SEALs, have developed a problematic culture that overemphasizes combat "to the detriment of leadership, discipline and accountability," according to a sweeping review conducted by the military's Special Operations Command.
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So pathetic to see Sleepy Joe Biden, who with his son, Hunter, and to the detriment of the American Taxpayer, has ripped off at least two countries for millions of dollars, calling for my impeachment - and I did nothing wrong.
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"Corporate boardrooms have become obsessed with maximizing only shareholder earnings to the detriment of workers and the long-term strength of their companies," Senators Bernie Sanders and Chuck Schumer wrote in a New York Times Op-Ed earlier this month.
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There was important support from Paris, where an official in President Emmanuel Macron's office said French and German leaders should support one another "because there is no positive outcome for one if it is to the detriment of the other".
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"Mergers that substantially lessen competition are prohibited and CCCS has taken action against the Grab-Uber merger because it removed Grab's closest rival, to the detriment of Singapore drivers and riders," CCCS Chief Executive Toh Han Li said in a statement.
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"The U.S. Department of Commerce and U.S. International Trade Commission have both determined that Canada has been providing export-related subsidies to their supercalendered paper industry to the detriment of American manufacturers and producers," he said by email from Washington.
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But over the past several decades, corporate boardrooms have become obsessed with maximizing only shareholder earnings to the detriment of workers and the long-term strength of their companies, helping to create the worst level of income inequality in decades.
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For example, U.S. steel producers in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania will likely benefit from the tariffs, but to the detriment of other industries that are primary consumers of steel, including oil and gas drilling and auto, machinery and appliance manufacturing.
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But Tumblr users were specific in their criticism, accusing the writers of lazy dialogue and "Flanderized" characters (a term describing exaggeration of character traits to the detriment of their believability, in reference to Ned Flanders, the zealous, obsessively-doodling neighbour from the Simpsons).
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"In light of this new information, we certainly will … press the company to stop profiting from schemes devised by the fossil fuel industry to the detriment of U.S. citizens and taxpayers," Green Century said in a statement, calling clean coal "a myth".
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" The Bidens "So pathetic to see Sleepy Joe Biden, who with his son, Hunter, and to the detriment of the American Taxpayer, has ripped off at least two countries for millions of dollars, calling for my impeachment - and I did nothing wrong.
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When you talk to allies from the Global South, the idea that the U.S. delegation… would be here and continue to carry out their duties as if nothing has changed, and possibly to the detriment of many people, is infuriating to them.
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" Outcome now tells TechCrunch, "The equity investors led by Goldman Sachs are misusing the court system to advance their own short-term, self-interest of winning an advantage over debt-holders — all to the detriment of the business, its employees and customers.
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Instead, as it moves further into its services business, it's embraced privacy as a primary selling point while allowing the competition to maintain their standard, subpar practices—to the detriment of our privacy but to the great benefit of the advertising industry.
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Furthermore, its willingness to stomach losses if needed to outlast rivals could be placing the broader industry in financial peril to the detriment of the traveling public and thousands of employees at rival airlines, according to an official at the civil aviation ministry.
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"Over the past several decades, corporate boardrooms have become obsessed with maximizing only shareholder earnings to the detriment of workers and the long-term strength of their companies, helping to create the worst level of income inequality in decades," the senators wrote.
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Kalanick's overarching objective is to pack Uber's Board with loyal allies in an effort to insulate his prior conduct from scrutiny and clear the path for his eventual return as CEO—all to the detriment of Uber's stockholders, employees, driver-partners, and customers.
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I grew up a lot really quickly, too: I wasn't just following my friends to the pub to the detriment of all else; I got more organized, I stopped living essentially like a teenager—no more messy room, no more late for everything.
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CNN wrote that Democratic Representative David Cicilline (Rhode Island), who heads the committee's antitrust subcommittee, said the investigation would focus on whether tech firms have amassed too much market power to the detriment of journalism, consumer privacy, and competition in the industry.
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The Republican Party, now an unapologetic whites-only party, is on track to control all three branches of government, to the detriment of everything liberals have achieved in the past eight years, toiling under the long shadow of the last Republican administration.
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Nicolas Mackel, chief executive of Luxembourg for Finance, a development agency, frets that the loss of Britain's liberal, pro-market voice will lead to a Europe where finance becomes more national, much to the detriment of exporters of financial services such as Luxembourg.
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Much to the detriment of the New York Yankees, the Baltimore Orioles removed any possibility for the 27-time world champions to add another trophy to their collection with a win over Toronto right before the start of their three-game set.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez on Sunday defended a new lawsuit alleging a wide-reaching conspiracy by the Trump campaign, Russia, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and others to interfere in the 2016 election to the detriment of the Democratic Party.
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Carry Nation's wrath was a response to matters both private and public: she was furious at her alcoholic husband, and furious at the legal system that let men like him drink freely to the detriment of women, children, and society at large.
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The proposed regulations would expand the government's reach to withhold Medicare and Medicaid funding to health-care institutions if they do not allow doctors to refuse to advise or perform various health-care services they oppose to the detriment of patient care.
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McAfee worries we 'use up' environmental concern on small items like straws to the detriment of much larger issues Others argue that bans curbing items like plastic straws and plastic bags could be an important first step toward reducing plastic consumption altogether.
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Some investors are concerned that the ANC's reforms will result in white farmers being stripped of land to the detriment of the economy, as happened in Zimbabwe, although President Ramaphosa has repeatedly said any changes will not compromise food security or economic growth.
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Two prison guards responsible for checking up on Jeffrey Epstein on the night of his suicide were accused of "browsing the internet" for "furniture sales," and checking sports news to the detriment of carrying out their duties, a grand jury indictment reveals.
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"This troublesome administration of China's wheat TRQ is restraining export opportunities for U.S. wheat farmers and farmers from Canada, Australia and other wheat exporting countries to the detriment of Chinese consumers," said Alan Tracy, president of the trade promoting group U.S. Wheat Associates.
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America's uniqueness doesn't stem from the personality or bravado of our leaders, but from our commitment to the principle of limited government, the rule of law, and the absolute triumph of individual rights and liberties to the detriment of concentrated power and politicians.
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This precedent set by El Salvador should encourage other nations to hold inclusive debates about the costs and benefits of metal mining before allowing their nonrenewable resources to be dug up to the detriment of the many for the benefit of the few.
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It is also an institution that clings to gender stereotypes and casts a harsh light on class and race — the firm boundaries of opportunity and care that privileged parents can draw around their own children, often to the detriment of other people's.
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They would pay with crunch, the grueling, unfair labor practice all too common in the video game industry, in which game developers work impossibly long hours and weekends to the detriment of their physical and mental health, in order to finish a game.
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Some Democrats had suggested that a win in next Monday's Iowa caucuses could have a similar influence among black voters in South Carolina and elsewhere, to the detriment of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who leads among African-Americans in polls.
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"First, we shall not touch the main parameters of the budget because the challenge is not to rebuild for those made homeless by the quake to the detriment of other groups in the population and the economy," Rama told a government meeting.
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But it's far worse than that: As our population increasingly concentrates in fewer states, less than 20 percent of Americans are thinly spread through 26 states that can — and do — control the Senate to the detriment of the other 80 percent of us.
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"So pathetic to see Sleepy Joe Biden, who with his son, Hunter, and to the detriment of the American Taxpayer, has ripped off at least two countries for millions of dollars, calling for my impeachment - and I did nothing wrong," Trump wrote.
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When you find yourself putting things off to the detriment of productivity, these strategies can help: "One of the biggest reasons people procrastinate is because they catastrophize, or make a huge deal out of something," writes Elizabeth Lombardo, PhD, at Psychology Today.
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"So pathetic to see Sleepy Joe Biden, who with his son, Hunter, and to the detriment of the American Taxpayer, has ripped off at least two countries for millions of dollars, calling for my impeachment — and I did nothing wrong," Trump wrote.
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But much of this aid has been made up of yet more security assistance, as well as economic assistance meant to attract foreign investment in Honduras — money that most often supports elite business interests to the detriment of poor communities subject to exploitation.
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For those that don't follow sports, here's the deal as it pertains to Cuban: He's a self-absorbed loudmouth who loves to draw cameras on him whenever possible, even to the detriment of his own team as well as his basic integrity.
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"The cameras from the entire world were turned on Haiti on its plight, and its plight of its future, but behind the curtains sexual crimes were being committed against the people, to the detriment of their dignity," said Fleurant, the Haitian minister.
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But it's far worse than that: As our population increasingly concentrates in fewer states, less than 20 percent of Americans are thinly spread through 26 states that can — and do — control the Senate to the detriment of the other 80 percent of us.
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Modi's Hindu nationalist government has been accused of promoting Hindu concerns to the detriment of Muslims and other minorities in states like Jammu and Kashmir, and in Assam, where the local government recently left nearly 53 million residents off a citizenship list.
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More than 2000 police officers from Catanzaro, a city in the southern Calabria region, carried out the arrests, accusing the suspects of mafia association, extortion, carrying illegal weapons, fraud, embezzlement to the detriment of the state, and theft, according to a statement.
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More than 20133 police officers from Catanzaro, a city in the southern Calabria region, carried out the arrests, accusing the suspects of mafia association, extortion, carrying illegal weapons, fraud, embezzlement to the detriment of the state, and theft, according to a statement.
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"The combination of these two threads: information about the crime on Jews in Jedwabne during the German occupation and the presentation of fallen soldiers of the independence underground is manipulation, an act to the detriment of the Polish nation," the organization said in a statement.
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All of that -- so everyone watching notes, the experts in this region for the most part, the ones who are on all the other cables all night long have been wrong about Asia for decades much to the detriment of the United States of America.
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"The United States is not going to sit there and be used as an instrument that permits a so-called ceasefire to be in place while one principal party is trying to take advantage of it to the detriment of the entire process," he added.
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In this case, brothers Jimmy (the man who will become Saul Goodman) and Chuck McGill are trapped by perceptions of each other they came to when they were much younger, which continue to influence their interactions in the present, to the detriment of both.
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This depresses wholesale electricity prices and has at times led to negative prices, when huge quantities of free wind power saturate EU grids, to the detriment of traditional utilities such as Engie, RWE, and EDF, whose gas, coal and nuclear plants struggle to compete.
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The foundation of Trump's argument rests on a spurious claim that the Antiquities Act, which allows the executive branch to declare certain lands as national monuments and puts those lands under federal protection, has been abused by former administrations to the detriment of local economies.
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Macron was seen in the same poll as having the best program of all the candidates by 23 percent of viewers, followed by Melenchon, whose ratings have been rising since the first televised debate in March, to the detriment of Socialist Party candidate Benoit Hamon.
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"Google's management goes to extreme — and illegal — lengths to encourage hiring managers to take protected categories such as race and/or gender into consideration as determinative hiring factors, to the detriment of Caucasian and male employees and potential employees at Google," the suit reads.
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More to the point, every time you open your mouth, you look more and more like you got played by Steve Bannon and his army of hobgoblins to the detriment of tech leaders whom you somehow got to bow and scrape to the new administration.
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A possible culprit: the company's decision, made public in last week's release of documents by UK parliament, to collect Android contacts and call data without explicitly seeking user permission: As usual, Facebook's machinations are shrouded in mystery to the detriment of its vulnerable users.
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Republicans meanwhile are getting strung out by the constant chaos raging around the Trump presidency — and that they are constantly forced to address, to the detriment of their once-in-a-generation chance to use Republican majorities on Capitol Hill to enact a conservative agenda.
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One mistake I've seen is where well-meaning companies isolate a single group of people and focus their a D&I strategy on them, which may actually be to the detriment of other underrepresented groups, or to those at the intersection of multiple groups.
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Turkey detains 18 signers of petition against operations in Kurdish region Russian assistance to Kurds Recently, the PYD and its military wing YPG have taken advantage of Russian airstrikes, expanding their reach in Syria to the detriment of other Syrian rebel groups backed by Turkey.
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Not only that, but when her precocious and nervous son Ray (Mason Cook) calls her out on having disproportionate priorities, accusing her of putting his disabled brother first to the detriment of her other kids, Ray and Maya have a real, even ugly, fight.
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That pluralism requires three things: firstly a British form of secularism, where freedom of religion, belief and expression are fully protected, provided they do not erode the rights and freedoms of others and no religion or belief has special privileges to the detriment of others.
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U.S. workers are bearing the brunt of the global oversupply and more effective policy responses are needed to prevent surplus countries from distorting global commerce to the detriment of trade deficit countries like the U.S. The third problem, fiscal austerity, can be addressed readily.
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Merit pay policies to recruit and reward excellent teachers, teachers who teach in the most challenging schools and teachers who teach in subject areas where there is a shortage of educators are almost always resisted by the teachers unions, to the detriment of their members.
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Xu was also critical of local governments, provincial associations, and local banking regulatory bureaus for failing to detect how private capital participated in the reorganization of some small and medium-sized financial institutions, to the detriment of major shareholders and the operation of those institutions.
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What pains me, and other liberal Muslims around the world, to see is the unending all-weather friendship between the proponents of this extreme ideology and the pluralistic western governments, the self-proclaimed 'guardians of freedom', to the detriment of the entire moderate Muslim world.
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This reflects the strong alignment of interests between the preferred unitholders and common shareholders given significant cross-ownership and the limited likelihood that preferred unitholders would exercise the available contractual rights and remedies to the detriment of common shareholders or the institution more broadly.
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Tough knows this is complicated, and complicating, because charter schools like Achievement First are often seen as relentlessly focused on improving student test scores in reading and math — the very "cognitive" skills that his prior book argued are overemphasized, to the detriment of character.
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While community bankers have warned about the dangers of FASB's proposal since it was introduced in 2011, the standards-setter has yet to heed the words of an industry that would have to radically change its accounting policies to the detriment of its customers.
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The Vienna prosecutors' office was investigating on the suspicion that two crimes were committed - misuse of audio recording and listening devices, and secret intelligence service activity to the detriment of Austria - by persons unknown, the Justice Ministry said in response to an inquiry by Reuters.
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"In our view, the United States of America represents so many things that conflict with Californian values, and our continued statehood means California will continue subsidizing the other states to our own detriment, and to the detriment of our children," supporters write on their website.
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U.S. trade officials and congressional lawmakers said the WTO compliance panel report should spur the European Union and four member states — France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom — to immediately stop providing support for Airbus to the detriment of competitor Boeing and U.S. exports.
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Here's Jason Furman, a senior economic adviser in the Obama White House, talking to the NYT: "If every country in the world conducted policy like that, it would make cross-border investment difficult to the detriment of American and foreign companies," Mr. Furman said.
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During the last decade, Deutsche Bank has paid billions of euros of fines for an array of misconduct, including deceiving buyers of mortgage-backed securities, colluding with other banks to rig benchmark interest rates and manipulating foreign exchange trading to the detriment of customers.
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Company registries around the world should be open and indicate the real owners to end the secrecy of myriad shell companies based in "comfortable" jurisdictions (the United States, Switzerland, France or Luxembourg in this case) to the detriment of the struggling people of Equatorial Guinea.
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Worse, I think, is that social media can have a way of mediating or even supplanting our experience of life, keeping us mired in the past, seeing through the filters and preconceptions of others to the detriment of our own vision of the world.
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PARIS — The World Trade Organization opened the door for the Trump administration to impose billions of dollars in retaliatory sanctions on European imports with a landmark ruling Tuesday that Europe had illegally subsidized the aircraft giant Airbus to the detriment of its American competitor Boeing.
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"If he was in office, and he actually pursued that foreign policy, that would be much to the detriment of Vladimir Putin," said Max Bergmann, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress and an Elizabeth Warren supporter who considers himself a Russia hawk.
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Meanwhile, in a new strain on trans-Atlantic trade relations, the World Trade Organization ruled that Europe had improperly subsidized Airbus to the detriment of Boeing, opening the door for the Trump administration to impose billions of dollars in retaliatory sanctions on European imports.
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"The natural obvious buyer (of the SQM stake) are the Chinese ... it does tend to make an industry that is already an oligopoly even stronger to the detriment of potential new entrants," said Chris Berry, an independent energy metals analyst based in New York.
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It was the latest example of off-court politics in men's tennis seeping into tournaments, and of the additional burdens that Djokovic has taken on during the prime of his playing career that he has admitted can be to the detriment of his tennis.
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Russia was accused of meddling in the vote in favor of Trump and to the detriment of Democrat Hillary Clinton although an inquiry led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller did not find sufficient evidence that Trump's team coordinated with Russia to influence the result.
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As Khalidi repeatedly points out, over the decades all three of these sets of actors have used the Palestinian issue for their own interests, have teamed up or fallen out in a variety of ways, but almost always to the detriment of the Palestinian people.
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Mayer noted in her report that "under Trump the government has consistently furthered Murdoch's business interests, to the detriment of his rivals," including the approval of Disney's purchase of Fox, a deal in which the Murdoch family will make more than two billion dollars.
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So instead of serving you 23 pieces of sashimi or nigiri to the detriment of a great species that is on the clear path to extinction, you will get 20 pieces that are still revelatory, incredible, and possibly the best sushi you've ever had in your life.
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It's true that the FAANG companies and more recent winners (Airbnb, Uber) have surfed a combination of network effects, preferential access to capital and classic efficiencies of scale to generate tremendous value for their shareholders — to the detriment of new entrants who attempt to unseat them.
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LONDON — In a video leaked to The Guardian, Tory MP Philip Davies gives a 45-minute speech at the International Conference on Men's Issues in London in which he yammers on about how the justice system is skewed in favour of women to the detriment of men.
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NORTH KOREA THREATENS TO BACK AWAY FROM SUMMIT WITH US, REPORTEDLY CALLS PENCE 'POLITICAL DUMMY' "Therefore, please let this letter serve to represent that the Singapore summit, for the good of both parties, but to the detriment of the world, will not take place," Trump wrote.
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The very fact that government has a great deal of legal discretion in responding to perceived crisis — often to the detriment of important liberty and dignity interests — means there is far less plausible justification for calling off the regular processes of elections to deal with a crisis.
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Expectations that his administration will bring tax cuts, higher spending and deregulation have boosted U.S. bond yields and the dollar, to the detriment of many emerging economies that have benefitted from cheap dollar funding and had attracted trillions of dollars from investors shunning low U.S. yields.
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"Whether it means freeing Time Warner and DirecTV content from restrictive data caps to the detriment of other streaming services, or charging cable and satellite rivals more for must see programming, AT&T will certainly take advantage of an absent FCC and weak antitrust enforcement," Sohn says.
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This incident may be a tempest in a teapot, but it will calcify positions on the left and the right about the self-interest of big technology and these companies' ability to regulate content on their own platforms to the detriment of free speech — even in advertising.
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Founder Klaus Grohmann disagreed with Musk's demands to focus management attention on Tesla projects to the detriment of Grohmann Engineering's legacy clients, which included parts maker Bosch Corp, chip maker Intel Corp, and pharmaceutical firms Abbott Laboratories and Roche Holding AG in addition to the German carmakers.
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"When such information is leaked … it chills the willingness of senior government officials to seek robust and candid advice, which ultimately is to the detriment of informed policymaking and the reputation of the institution from which the leak emanated," the Post quoted the memo as saying.
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I suppose the player will get used to it over the course of what's said to be a 25-hour campaign, just as long as he doesn't start with the smut to the detriment of what could be one of 2016's most fascinating gaming narratives.
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The world's most famous publisher of secret information suddenly appears quite concerned about such disclosures—now that they're to the detriment of Donald Trump: The Obama admin/CIA is illegally funneling TOP SECRET//COMINT information to NBC for political reasons before PEOTUS even gets to read it.
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That's all to say that no one intervention (including America's) was ever enough to fix the core problem with Syria's war: It is a stalemate, which means that fighting will continue for years and to the detriment of everyone, unless there is a negotiated peace deal.
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This is a situation that reminds me a lot of "unofficial" Twitter account for the Anonymous movement, which, behind the scenes, was barely affiliated with Anonymous and was subject to infighting and power struggles, to the detriment of that group's goals and the public's understanding of them.
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As we noted in our original review, the organization and layout of Hulu's Live TV homescreen felt wrong, with perhaps too much emphasis on Hulu's personalization goals, to the detriment of easier navigation and quicker access to the shows you actually want to track and watch.
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"Kalanick's overarching objective is to pack Uber's Board with loyal allies in an effort to insulate his prior conduct from scrutiny and clear the path for his eventual return as CEO — all to the detriment of Uber's stockholders, employees, driver-partners, and customers," the complaint reads.
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Singal and others who are critical of the social justice left—a group that ranges across the ideological spectrum and includes Bari Weiss, Ben Shapiro, Daphne Merkin, and Katie Roiphe—accuse the left of being footstampingly insistent on their views, to the detriment of healthy debate.
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The greens contend, based mainly on a series of reports last year from InsideClimate News and the Los Angeles Times, that Exxon knew as early as the 1970s that fossil fuels cause climate change but openly denied it, to the detriment of the public and investors.
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The Joint and Several Liability (JSL) notices — as the red flag notices are officially called — have been around since 2016, part of a wider remit both to identify tax loss and also weed out those who might be tricking the system to the detriment of U.K. businesses.
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It is extremely challenging for new entrant carriers like JetBlue to obtain commercially viable slots, gates or facilities at MEX and a grant of unconditional anti-trust immunity is likely to only further inhibit competition and keep fares high to the detriment of the travelling public.
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Millionaire Matchmaker: Luke Rockhold In 2015, current UFC middleweight champion Luke Rockhold appeared on Millionaire Matchmaker—a show which tries to find love for young, rich and desirable men who remain single due to being enamored with their job to the detriment of their personal lives.
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Academic institutions, and our society at large, are already struggling to counteract the damage of the anti-intellectual movement that has hit its stride with Donald Trump's presidency, and with stories like this, this dangerous movement will only be strengthened, to the detriment of us all.
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Tchaikovsky and von Meck were outsiders who shared a conflicted view of matrimony, to say the least: she, because it had made her a procreating machine to the detriment of her independence and intellectual life; he because he was gay and stuck in a marriage of convenience.
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Mr. Kalanick's "overarching objective is to pack Uber's board with loyal allies in an effort to insulate his prior conduct from scrutiny and clear the path for his eventual return as C.E.O. — all to the detriment of Uber's stockholders, employees, driver-partners, and customers," the suit said.
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"The potential for conflict in northeast Syria and a possible resurgence of terrorism within Turkey itself may hamper such perceptions and could impede Turkey's comprehensive recovery in foreign currency earnings to the detriment of its employment and foreign reserve levels and exchange-rate stability," S&P said.
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It was despicable when Trump leaned on a foreign leader to push for a trumped-up corruption investigation, against the information and advice of his advisors, to the detriment of foreign service officers on the ground, and against the interests of the United States of America.
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"Kalanick's overarching objective is to pack Uber's Board with loyal allies in an effort to insulate his prior conduct from scrutiny and clear the path for his eventual return as CEO — all to the detriment of Uber's stockholders, employees, driver-partners, and customers," the filing reads.
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Since the early days of the Iranian Revolution, the U.S. and its allies have pursued a strategy of reaching out to supposed moderates within the regime, while focusing on a narrow set of issues to the detriment of human rights and the Iranian people's struggle for democracy.
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"There will come a time where we will point back to this as the start of a trend toward high-cost annuities being offered in 401(k) plans to the detriment of retirement savers," said Barbara Roper, director of investor protection at the Consumer Federation of America.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote a concurring opinion, joined by the three female justices, expanding on this principle: "A law that can be directed against speech found offensive to some portion of the public can be turned against minority and dissenting views to the detriment of all", he wrote.
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"Non-economic factors are starting to enter the fray to the detriment of the positive story equity market participants have been anticipating," said Washington, DC-based Wayne Wicker, chief investment officer at retirement plan manager firm ICMA-RC, which says holds about $36 billion in assets under management.
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It started when János Lázár, minister of the prime minister's office, posted the video, which shows him speaking to the camera while walking through the Favoriten neighborhood in the Austrian capital, claiming that Muslim migrants pushed out white Christians to the detriment of the city and its people.
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"The FDA, including criminal investigators in our Office of Regulatory Affairs and the lawyers in our Office of Chief Counsel, will continue to work with the Department of Justice to investigate and hold accountable those who devise and participate in schemes to the detriment of the public health."
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As I was working on this piece, I stumbled across this tweet by writer Bolu Babalola that drives home my point: Serena van der Woodsen is a perfect example of mediocre white women failing upwards on screen to the detriment of the romantic advancement of women of color.
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Zero-rating is the practice of providing a service that is free and exempted from data caps and is criticized by net neutrality advocates because it allows companies to offer favoritism to their own products to encourage consumers to use them, often to the detriment of competing products.
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Senior Trump administration officials also have voiced fears about what he might give Putin to the detriment of allies in Europe, especially after seeing how Trump appeared to get only vague commitments from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at their June 12 summit in Singapore to discuss denuclearization.
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She is part of a lawsuit saying more than a decade of urban development planning aimed at turning Washington into a "world-class city" has been successful in attracting thousands of young, well-educated professionals to the detriment of minority communities, and particularly older people within those groups.
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"Due to the massive claims against VW that are now out there, I'm starting to suspect that the American authorities are running the risk of pursuing an aggressive industrial policy that favours the U.S. automobile industry to the detriment of our German automobile industry," Michael Fuchs told Reuters.
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"For too long, government agencies have violated their obligations under the Freedom of Information Act to the detriment of the public they are supposed to be serving," said Matt Topic, a partner at the Chicago law firm Loevy & Loevy that often represents BuzzFeed News in public records cases.
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"Due to the massive claims against VW that are now out there, I'm starting to suspect that the American authorities are running the risk of pursuing an aggressive industrial policy that favors the U.S. automobile industry to the detriment of our German automobile industry," Michael Fuchs told Reuters.
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The Motiva breakup will also give Aramco full control over which feedstock to use at the Port Arthur refinery, which has been a sticking point in recent years as rising U.S. shale oil production displaced imported Saudi crude to the detriment of Aramco's strategy of increasing overseas market share.
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Nunes factor Another subplot of the Russia story also appears to be rebounding to the detriment of the White House -- indications that Trump aides worked closely with the House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes at a time when his committee is investigating alleged Trump team links to Russia.
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His demotion was seen as another sign that the more moderate, establishment-oriented influences in his administration epitomized by his son-in-law Jared Kushner, Trump's daughter, Ivanka, and chief economic adviser Gary Cohn were rising to the detriment of Bannon and his anti-establishment cohort Stephen Miller.
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Some club owners and football officials also felt that financial investors took profits out of the game to the detriment of smaller clubs, which often rely on windfalls from the sale of rising stars like Jota to fund their development of young hopefuls, often from pre-teen ages.
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The study's argument: Because the U.S. is a leader in responsible shark fishing, removing the country from the trade altogether could be to the detriment of shark conservation efforts as other countries would likely attempt to meet demand by finning rather than sustainable tactics that utilize the whole shark.
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"The United States shares the concerns of the international community that the recently passed Digital Security Act could be used to suppress and criminalize free speech, all to the detriment of Bangladesh's democracy, development and prosperity," the U.S. ambassador to Bangladesh, Marcia Bernicat, said in a statement on Sunday.
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No matter what the conditioning language, the move would be perceived as one not just moving the US embassy to West Jerusalem but implicit validation of Israel's control over the East, too -- and would represent a US effort to change its policy unilaterally to the detriment of the Palestinians.
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However, stylistic trends are more prominent thanks to the spread of imagery online – meaning what you choose may not be the most original and personal – and the democratic nature of Instagram means anyone and their aunt can call themselves a tattoo artist, to the detriment of trained professionals.
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"The government's plan is already wreaking havoc in the lives of dedicated transgender troops who must now face the grim choice of suppressing their identity or leaving military service, to the detriment of their fellow service members and national security," NCLR legal director Shannon Minter said in a statement.
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The payments, which the company said in a statement it plans to make in 6900 and 2628, are meant to resolve accusations that BP downplayed the severity of the 28503-day spill and the rate of oil being released from an undersea well, to the detriment of investors.
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Once the government takes a step toward deciding what is true or false, or what views are worthwhile and worthy of being shared, it's only a matter of time until politicians with ideological agendas attempt to elevate their own views to the detriment of individual rights and democracy.
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"I don't think Nigeria has the capacity to effectively supervise and to ensure that our colleagues in AU don't allow their countries to be used to dump goods on us to the detriment of our young industries and our capacity to utilise foreign exchange for imported goods," he said.
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" CBS stuck to its position in its own statement on Tuesday, saying, "The amended complaint filed last week by CBS and its special committee details the ways in which N.A.I. misused its power to the detriment of CBS shareholders, and was submitted after careful deliberation by all involved.
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Adjei-Brenyah exaggerates only ever so slightly, or uses a futuristic hypothetical premise to reveal something true about this country's underhanded, undermining underbelly of an unconscious, which acts out its most base insults, impulses and injuries to the detriment of black communities (and many other communities of color).
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Ohio contended in its mandamus petition that Judge Polster, who has been pushing hard for settlements, is allowing MDL plaintiffs to capitalize on the leverage of the looming bellwether trial, to the detriment of state AGs litigating their own state-court cases against many of the same defendants.
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As I argued with George Akerlof in a 2015 book, "Phishing for Phools: The Economics of Manipulation and Deception," regulators must steer around a minefield of complex deceptions and subterfuges set up by special interests, distortions that become accepted as an everyday reality, to the detriment of consumers.
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Critics said the proposal would undercut the fundamental vision of the United States as a haven for the poor and huddled masses, while the president and his allies said the country had taken in too many low-skilled immigrants for too long to the detriment of American workers.
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"So pathetic to see Sleepy Joe Biden, who with his son, Hunter, and to the detriment of the American Taxpayer, has ripped off at least two countries for millions of dollars, calling for my impeachment - and I did nothing wrong," Trump tweeted before Biden had finished his remarks.
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Over the past year, regulators around the country have grown increasingly wary regarding the power wielded by Silicon Valley, questioning whether the industry's access to vast amounts of proprietary data — and deep pockets — allow companies to gobble up rivals and maintain their dominance to the detriment of consumers.
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But some ministers and diplomats point to the EU's lack of sway to end the conflict in Ukraine or to help solve the crisis in Syria as evidence it is now floundering, to the detriment of those caught up in those conflicts and to the benefit of Russia.
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By doing so, the FCC claimed the authority to apply utility-style regulations originally designed for phone service to broadband internet access, in order to prohibit blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization deals, in which ISPs like Comcast, Verizon and AT&T favor certain content to the detriment of rivals.
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Last summer, I got into a discussion with a fellow TV journalist about NBC's weird commitment to promoting Coat of Many Colors, its one-off TV movie based on a Dolly Parton song that debuted in December 2015, to the detriment of many of its new fall shows.
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Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderExtreme left thinking infiltrates veteran groups — to the detriment of vets GOP braces for impeachment brawl McConnell tightlipped as impeachment furor grows MORE (R-Tenn.) for his bipartisan efforts to advance higher education legislation and called for the inclusion of a partisan policy endorsed exclusively by Democrats.
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" The suit alleges that YouTube, which controls an estimated 95% of online videos, "used their monopoly power over content regulation to selectively apply their rules and restrictions in a manner that allowed them to gain an unfair advantage to profit from their own content to the detriment of its consumers.
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" But Cohen's lawyer Brent Blakely denied working with Avenatti in a statement to CNN: "Neither myself or Mr. Cohen have provided any information to Mr. Avenatti, are in any way cooperating with Mr. Avenatti, or have any interest whatsoever in cooperating with Mr. Avenatti to the detriment of President Donald Trump.
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According to Cavestany, the very title The Evil Divide refers to both the seeming division between people in this country, and the division that being in a full-time band creates between their work and their personal lives (often to the detriment of their relationships), and the lyrics reflect that.
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They are rapidly genetically engineering, patenting, and controlling seeds, often to the detriment of farmers' economic security, food safety, and environmental sustainability, not to mention that these same companies also manufacture pesticides and herbicides, like RoundUp, and in turn genetically engineer their seeds to withstand high doses of these chemicals.
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"Marvin Kaplan will begin to restore balance to an agency whose recent and radical decisions and disregard for long standing precedent have injected uncertainty into labor relations to the detriment of employees, employers and the economy," Kristen Swearingen, chair of the Coalition for a Democratic Workplace, said in a statement.
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"Marvin Kaplan will begin to restore balance to an agency whose recent and radical decisions and disregard for long standing precedent have injected uncertainty into labor relations to the detriment of employees, employers and the economy," Kristen Swearingen, chair of the Coalition for a Democratic Workplace, said in a statement.
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And this is not me trying to plant my own flag in the night; it's never been anything other than impervious to my hounding of it, that pursuit well into its second decade now to the detriment of my mental and physical health, most cherished relationships, reputation, and bank balance.
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"It is clear that much more work needs to be done before the midterm elections to harden our defenses, because foreign bad actors are using the exact same playbook they used in 2016 — dividing us along political and ideological lines, to the detriment of our cherished democratic system," he added.
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The Federal Reserve's new, more hawkish nature, voiced last week by Janet Yellen and other members at the central bank's Jackson Hole summit, could spark a rally in small-cap stocks to the detriment of their larger peers, according to Sam Stovall, U.S. equity strategist at S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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"Against a backdrop of overwhelming corporate pressure to free-up capital and reduce future spend - to the detriment of production growth - there is considerable scope for this wall of output to get pushed back further if prices do not recover and/or costs do not fall enough," the report said.
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"We will continue to do all we can for the brands who rent with us whilst also ensuring that any concessions we make are not to the detriment of our own financial position as we look to address our balance sheet issues," the company's spokesperson said in an email to Reuters.
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Pan-dems believe that Hong Kong's independence is an unrealistic goal and, some have told me time and again, that advocating it will only bring on more repression from Beijing — like the harsh prison sentences recently or restrictions on free speech — to the detriment of the entire pro-democracy camp.
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"Simply eliminating these regulations and putting nothing in their place leaves a hole in the tax system that sophisticated corporations will continue to take advantage of, to the detriment of the country," said David Kamin, a New York University law professor who worked on the Obama administration's National Economic Council.
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Experts I spoke to after the US-Turkey deal last week told me that Erdoğan and Putin were likely to reach some sort of an agreement on Syria, one that would leave the US on the sidelines and be to the detriment of the Kurds who fought alongside the US against ISIS.
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