Tolerating a person with a certain characteristic only on the condition that they renounce that characteristic is the same as not tolerating them at all.
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Perhaps with more senses in action, they are more able to generalize from tolerating individual humans with a specific scent to tolerating humans in general with a scent, sight and sound profile.
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At the moment, it seems Trump is tolerating the dissent.
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Tolerating someone else's is harder by a coefficient of 10.
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We're not tolerating that sort of idea on our site.
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He's not tolerating violence, he's inciting violence in this country.
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Ask yourself to what degree are you tolerating these behaviors?
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When political conditions become intolerable, people eventually stop tolerating them.
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Putin's people rotate between tolerating Navalny's provocations and selectively prohibiting them.
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She wondered what the donor thought of her son's tolerating this.
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"We should not be tolerating this behavior at all," she said.
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Yet, apparently, there are just some views that aren't worth tolerating.
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"They'll face the worst consequences" from tolerating him, Mr. Kulkarni said.
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Carr said Canada had a tradition of tolerating and embracing dissent.
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Liberals have made the mistake of tolerating dishonesty for too long.
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All these locations provided affordable living, while tolerating bizarre lifestyles. Hallelujah!
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To oppose them is to be accused of tolerating baby killing.
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This approach would involve tolerating the Taliban's presence in rural areas.
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That also means simple, even if it calls for tolerating imperfections.
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We are done tolerating the bigotry, injustice and social inequality on campus.
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The habit of tolerating rival navies' presence is a habit worth relearning.
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But a clear determination to stop tolerating damaging trade practices could help.
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And all societies need to be clear about not tolerating this behavior.
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He's not tolerating violence, he's promoting racism and violence in this country.
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But as of today, the company won't be tolerating it any longer.
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That in turn means tolerating slower growth, at least for a while.
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He's not tolerating violence; he's inciting racism and violence in this country.
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It's time to stop tolerating them, "Full Frontal" host Samantha Bee says.
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"He wasn't really tolerating any sort of questions," a former aide said.
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Almost every aspect of contemporary internet interaction requires tolerating some kind of compromise.
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Holland's soft drug policy has always been one of "tolerating" rather than legalising.
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Anna Zhavnerovich does not agree that tolerating domestic abuse leads to strong families.
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Mr. Shapiro agreed that the baths were about tolerating others — namely Mr. Tuberman.
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China's restraint, tolerating Bolsonarian bluster while ignoring Venezuelan sycophancy, does not signal impotence.
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Depressed valuations show that far from tolerating European banks, most investors eschew them.
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We wouldn't tolerate it from them, they are not tolerating it from us.
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And, if it gets too uncomfortable, I will choose to stop tolerating it.
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"By tolerating and surviving and succeeding, had I also been complicit?" she wrote.
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Jud was our coach and we were not tolerating any of that nonsense.
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Meghan McCain is not tolerating any inappropriate or harmful comments on her Instagram.
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But the days of tolerating being objectified, reduced, and paid too little are over.
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Ignored, blocked, labeled — canceling someone means no longer tolerating or engaging with the person.
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There are things that we're just tolerating because we've always done it this way.
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Tolerating settlement slush funds for special interests is like giving a mouse a cookie.
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It exposed the worst of Silicon Valley, and the world isn't tolerating it anymore.
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By tolerating Chinese censorship, the United States encourages other countries to do the same.
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For Heck it was a big switch after months of tolerating other controversial Trump statements.
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They've probably been tolerating us for a long long time wishing they could kill us.
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Tolerating failure is not something a corporation does very well, especially when it's publicly traded.
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The Obama administration also appears to be tolerating Iran's influence in Iraq, fueling Sunni concerns.
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Seriously, Miguel shows admirable restraint tolerating his grown-ass son while he makes rude comments.
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Distressingly, mainstream politics aid their cause by tolerating extremist conspiracy theories that previously were isolated.
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Even the Chinese government has singled out Alibaba for tolerating fakes hawked by unlicensed vendors.
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"It does mean tolerating not only your own anxiety, but your kid's anxiety," she said.
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That means accommodating our daily prayers, fasting, and not tolerating Islamophobia in the workplace. 96.
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Many are no longer tolerating comments or actions around sexual harassment, racism, gender equality, etc.
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Almost all mothers and fathers have a terrible time tolerating the discomfort of their children.
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The Trump campaign isn't tolerating anti-Trump officials in state party leadership positions in 2020.
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In the ensuing controversy he was accused of tolerating or participating in a cover-up.
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Including tolerating all the "I just meant it to be funny" jokey kind of groping.
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Part of the reason is that I have a really hard time tolerating Chet's bullshit.
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"I am not tolerating abuses," national police chief Ronald dela Rosa said, asking for public understanding.
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There can be no tolerating it, no accepting it, no excusing it, and no ignoring it.
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Maybe Gordon was not seeking truth but trying to learn his own limits for tolerating it.
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Former President Obama on Thursday slammed the Republican party for tolerating "crazy" behavior from its leaders.
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And the less blatant and the less famous are everywhere, with most people tolerating their actions.
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The Prime Minister, Theresa May, said that, that 'for too long, we've been tolerating this radicalism.
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"It's really just tolerating the discomfort until compliments are something you're more used to," he says.
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Plus, she's 22, there's no reason to be tolerating anyone's baggage this young (or literally ever).
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Many districts and schools are tolerating, if not encouraging, participation, but they're also enforcing age limits.
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The Trump administration is tolerating abuses by Saudi Arabia instead of defending its democratic ally, Canada.
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Iran's aging leaders have been forced to give ground, tolerating changes they can no longer prevent.
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He's also come under fire again from UK Jewish leaders for tolerating anti-Semitism in Labour.
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Tolerating stolen timber imports costs the jobs of thousands of Americans in the legal timber industry.
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Pakistan's powerful military and intelligence establishment have long been accused of tolerating or even supporting such groups.
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In short, each navy sought to deter the other while grudgingly tolerating its presence in nearby seas.
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"We have no intention of tolerating rockets, kites, drones or anything," said Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman.
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The military ruled Myanmar for nearly 50 years - tolerating little dissent - until democratic reforms began in 2011.
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"If nothing's being done on campus, at least people know we're not tolerating [it] anymore," she said.
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But as confidence in an all-Chinese model grows, the perceived value of tolerating two systems shrinks.
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"It is perhaps not surprising that they have evolved a particular means of tolerating low oxygen conditions."
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There are no innocent bystanders; tolerating the abuse of bullying is as harmful as the actions themselves.
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Raisi and other hardliners have accused Rouhani of tolerating corruption and mismanaging the economy, charges he denies.
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But make no mistake: There is much at stake when it comes to tolerating such a detail.
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Instead, many women end up tolerating the unpleasant side effects for a long while—with unfortunate results.
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She said she had faced a witch hunt and accused the opposition of not tolerating free speech.
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In the New Yorker report, Fager is accused of inappropriate touching and of tolerating an abusive culture.
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Wish you were jet-setting off with the housewives even if it means tolerating their insane arguments?
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So, is not only tolerating but fixating on the royal wedding a tangible expression of this paradox?
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We have a shared moral culture, and some things are beyond the boundaries, like tolerating sexual harassment.
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Then, just as suddenly, Wall Street signaled it had reached its limit for tolerating wildly unprofitable businesses.
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Tolerating mediocre performance from even a few people can lower the bar for your business, Schultz said.
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Clinton went on to accuse Sanders's camp of tolerating "relentless" attacks on his primary competitors, particularly women.
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After years of tolerating corruption, Puerto Ricans have decided they will no longer put up with it.
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The question is who gets to decide what is tolerated — and who will be doing the tolerating.
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Schiappa said France needed to stop tolerating sexual harassment and violence like the attack on Laguerre last week.
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Let's stop tolerating this escalating war on flaws and the obliteration of people for things we all do.
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Liberal societies thrive not by expelling critics but by tolerating and even assimilating them — and therefore defanging them.
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Bolder elk and magpies exhibited riskier behaviors like tolerating the experimenter, approaching novel objects and fending off animals.
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In a series of tweets, al-Sabhan criticized the Lebanese government for tolerating Hezbollah's criticism of the kingdom.
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Rather, he had a talent for reading the market's movements and a freakishly high threshold for tolerating risk.
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She could not have been "Eleanor everywhere," tolerating Franklin's wanderings, if she hadn't had Hick somewhere for herself.
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Sarah "didn't used to go along with it," Devonte told Ms. DeKalb, but was now "tolerating" Jennifer's behavior.
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In tolerating such extreme unfairness, we have begun to cannibalize the very people that make this economy thrive.
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Map out the forces driving or tolerating contagious unethical behavior that are, or could be, present in the company.
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It has continued Mr Harper's policy of liberalising trade, but tilted leftwards by redistributing income and tolerating budget deficits.
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Mr Mirziyoyev has created limited space for public debate, releasing some political prisoners and tolerating a degree of criticism.
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In a series of tweets, al-Sabhan criticized the Lebanese government for tolerating Hezbollah&aposs criticism of the kingdom.
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More specifically, many are concerned about Trump encouraging right-wing extremism and Republicans tolerating white nationalism within their ranks.
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"I am a bit afraid of tolerating negative real interest rates for a prolonged period of time," he said.
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Their relationships with each other are layered and realistic, because they account for more than simply tolerating their differences.
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It's not a huge problem, though; there's an increased police presence on the street, and people aren't tolerating it.
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" She went on, "What's become clear to me is how deeply the culture of tolerating this behavior is rooted.
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That's why he figured he could accuse the president of tolerating terrorist attacks — or, he hinted darkly, abetting them.
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Democrats accuse Trump of tolerating badly overcrowded and putrid holding facilities in a purposeful effort to discourage future immigrants.
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And under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, the Labour Party has faced repeated accusations of tolerating anti-Semitism in its ranks.
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It's a tale of extremes, yet it underscores Silicon Valley's proclivity for tolerating – and funding – overambitious, self-aggrandizing dreamers.
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Or is it better to continue with the current paradox: tolerating some level of cheating for the greater good?
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Simply tolerating different viewpoints, practices and lifestyles with which a person disagrees wouldn't be enough; affirmation would be required.
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He encourages parents to continue to give these foods several times a week for babies who are tolerating them.
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It's not even a question of loving our neighbor at this point; it's more a question of tolerating him.
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But the biggest problem for Evers, or whichever Democrat comes through, is that voters seem to be tolerating Republican rule.
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Free markets really don't police themselves, as the telecoms clearly demonstrate with their practice of tolerating each others mini-monopolies.
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The New York Times has reported Biden pressured Ukraine's government to dismiss a top prosecutor believed to be tolerating corruption.
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Time is more than up when it comes to tolerating sexual harassment and abuse in all industries, not just Hollywood.
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Free markets really don't police themselves, as the telecoms clearly demonstrate with their practice of tolerating each other's mini-monopolies.
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If you ever wonder why rank-and-file Republican activists are tolerating this administration, this is a very good explanation.
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Weakness could be sustained if the slide encourages capital outflows and if Chinese authorities are seen tolerating a cheaper yuan.
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Throughout the day, one had to operate many software programs at a time, toggling between screens and tolerating maddening lags.
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Higher stress levels are reported in cats that are described by their owners as tolerating rather than actively disliking petting.
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I mean, connect the dots about what [Trump's] been doing in this country: He's not tolerating racism; he's promoting racism.
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Even beyond impressing your boss, a sense of purpose can make the difference between tolerating your job and loving it.
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Nothing in his character or political calculation, however, suggests that he will begin tolerating more dissent and debate at home.
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But those with very dry skin and eczema may have a harder time tolerating the drying effects of the drug.
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Tolerating even more borrowing by heavily indebted local governments is a short-term measure that could create long-term problems.
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Tolerating Ms. Ortega's dissent would signal that elites could more freely break with Mr. Maduro, making action against him easier.
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Three of those parties have joined the governing coalition in Bulgaria, with the prime minister mostly tolerating their worst behavior.
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Other ADD-related issues that can impact desire include making time, planning and, for some, tolerating the routine of sex.
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Looking to the future, it is impossible to imagine Assad tolerating Turkish troops on his soil as they are today.
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Even for the stoic Japanese, known for tolerating all manner of discomfort, the summer of 26 has pushed their limits.
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Sharif's opponents have accused him of tolerating militancy in return for peace in his province, a charge he strongly denies.
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Harm reduction began with cannabis in the 1970s, when the Dutch government began tolerating retail reefer sales in designated "coffee shops".
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And I own that a lot of what I enabled by not saying something, or by tolerating certain behaviors, was wrong.
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"You've created a place where queer people have to pay an extra price — tolerating abuse — just to speak up," he said.
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These will have profound effects as natural ecosystems and human infrastructure get pushed beyond the limits they are used to tolerating.
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The breeding season poses a particular set of challenges for the solitary creatures, namely, tolerating one another long enough to fuck.
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We're in the post-Fenty Beauty era, which means, when it comes to foundation ranges, we're tolerating nothing short of greatness.
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It was especially urgent for Fox to address the problem forcefully, because it already had a reputation for tolerating sexual harassment.
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But the president has also been accused of authoritarianism, including targeting opposition politicians with trumped up court cases, and tolerating corruption.
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Yet in many cases, a survivor tolerating their rapist at all — let alone engaging in friendship or a relationship — raises eyebrows.
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The Spanish prosecutor's decision showed that "repression does not end" and that Spain "is incapable of tolerating political discrepancy", Torra said.
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Simply tolerating the work you do each day isn't enough to sustain a long-term, rewarding career in the tech world.
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Self-love is about getting to know yourself, being your own pal, and accepting your flaws (or at least tolerating them).
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With 2018 likely to usher in new elections, Pakistanis are deeply united on not tolerating further American pressure or rhetorical attack.
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" Mr. Corbyn also told reporters that the Labour Party was "not tolerating anti-Semitism in any form whatsoever in our party.
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And for all the Supreme Court's talk of tolerating rumors, China's top social platforms know which way the wind is blowing.
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Elizabeth Warren accused him of tolerating discrimination and sexist behavior at the eponymous financial data services company he founded in 1981.
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But the bloc must ask itself at what point tolerating Hungary's repudiation of its basic values will render its union meaningless.
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Tolerating abnormal profits so long as they are distributed in a way that satisfies those with power is a recipe for cronyism.
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Of course, gay dating apps have come under fire many times in the past for allegedly tolerating various forms of discriminatory behavior.
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The many critics of the former Afghan president blame him for tolerating corruption and for undermining the West's war against the Taliban.
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"The presence of concentration camps should be intolerable, and yet here we are, tolerating it," Malcolm Harris recently wrote in Mother Jones.
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Whether the gains will be large enough to justify tolerating the more damaging parts of Mr Trump's economic agenda is another matter.
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Clashes in Moscow in 23 between police and far-right groups mixed with football hooligans showed the dangers of tolerating the ultranationalists.
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This ingrained idea of servitude and the necessity of tolerating uncomfortable situations can spill over into their future work in other industries.
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But to take a moral stand against Donald Trump or decry Roy Moore while tolerating rot in their own ranks is hypocrisy.
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For the time being, investors are tolerating these fashionable firms in a way that they no longer do the sprawling metal bashers.
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The sicarios acted with such impunity that some townspeople began to believe that the mayor, Eusebio González Rodríguez, was tolerating their presence.
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Rather than merely tolerating fellow learners whose views are wildly different from one's own, all should seek out and cherish that difference.
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It is also hard to imagine him tolerating the years of negotiations with Mr. Kim that a meaningful treaty will inevitably take.
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He added that the league was in decline for tolerating the protests and for taking steps to reduce brain damage among players.
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I may have a massive ego but, counterintuitively, that ego is actually what would prevent me from tolerating a biopic of myself.
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Tolerating Trump's conflicts and behavior is made even more shameful by his supporters' willingness to ignore its broad dissemination in the media.
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Ana: Are there instances where you have forgiven something that surpassed what you thought to be your threshold for tolerating a wrongdoing?
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As the movies screened, the leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, was facing accusations of tolerating anti-Semitism, something he denies.
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Bytedance and Tencent later swapped accusations of tolerating smear campaigns against the other on their apps, and filed police reports about defamatory posts.
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Playing base politics -- tolerating nativism, birtherism and promising obstruction at every turn -- could cost Republicans the presidency and threaten control of the Senate.
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Common products already in the household are unlikely to pose an issue if kids have been using them and tolerating them, Stukus said.
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This is when accepting sexual advances, or tolerating lewd remarks, is made an implicit or explicit condition of getting or keeping a job.
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Nungesser argued that Columbia had violated his rights by tolerating Sulkowicz's protests, therefore allowing him to be harassed and defamed in public opinion.
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Tolerating independent unions would be a big step for a paranoid one-party state in which churches and chess clubs receive formal supervision.
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His opponent, Democrat Doug Jones, is pro-choice, which in the view of many voters who oppose abortion is akin to tolerating murder.
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Mr. Mubarak was not known for tolerating much criticism before he was deposed, and would never have won an award from Transparency International.
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What's more, Russia appears to be tolerating these Israeli strikes, which suggests that a fissure may be opening in the Russia-Iran alliance.
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Both countries have long traditions of tolerating multiple identities and community-based politics, which produces candidates who represent ethnic groups and their concerns.
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Surely, we can preserve the great apps, connections, and opportunities instant global connectivity provides without tolerating an environment we would never accept offline.
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"Szold's plea for celebration of our common heritage while tolerating, indeed appreciating, the differences among us concerning religious practice, is captivating," Ginsburg said.
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American cold warriors also gave their strategic allies unhindered access to U.S. markets while tolerating the closure of their own to American investment.
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Aesha Polanco, a massage therapist and restaurant server, recounted being shown lewd photos by customers and tolerating it for the sake of tips.
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Thank you to my family and friends for always being willing to be test solvers and for tolerating me frequently talking about crosswords!
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In an interview with the South China Morning Post, Mr. Tang blamed the public for tolerating the protests and encouraging their violent acts.
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They reinforce the same logic by which the letter itself was written: the sanctification of Zionism to the point of tolerating anti-Semitism.
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For Hayes, being the partner of a man in his 70s (and then 80s) meant patiently tolerating the foibles of an aging body.
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"We've been experiencing sexism and harassment in our society for a long time and tolerating it because it was considered normal," Dealtry said.
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Jewish leaders in Britain have accused him of tolerating anti-Semitism in the party, which he has denied and sometimes refused to address.
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Moreover, Muslims were often the dominant faith, making the rules to their advantage — such as tolerating non-Muslims as "protected" but inferior communities.
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Over the years, the United States has contributed to instability by supporting autocrats in civil wars and tolerating corruption that has bred criminality.
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On Monday, the newly resigned Labour lawmakers castigated Mr. Corbyn, accusing him of equivocating over Brexit and tolerating anti-Semitism within the party.
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By tolerating it, and benefiting from it, the West undermines any efforts to complain about corruption, money-laundering and foreign interference in its politics.
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And I think people have become much more sensible and really—not only tolerating, but lifting up and celebrating LGBT members of our community.
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"The Kagame regime has [a] track record of not tolerating critical voices and the police are showing to have the same spirit," he said.
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The party is known for pushing English-only laws across the country, as if tolerating another language necessarily entailed insufficient pride in your own.
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"Tolerating additional inflation in the short run could require larger interest rate adjustments later, with proportionally greater cost for the economy," the bank said.
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But to wear them with confidence, one must be capable of tolerating — and, ideally, enjoying — the sensation of being always aware of the body.
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But add in the stress of the outbreak of a potentially life-threatening illness, and you might find even further trouble tolerating one another.
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Human Rights Watch, for example, faulted Mr. Obama for tolerating abuses by Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, all longstanding allies of the United States.
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This raises knotty questions about tolerating intolerance, but is it really necessary to start with a blanket judgment writing off 46 percent of voters?
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"Still, domestic price pressures are expected to build up only slowly as firms are likely to continue tolerating lower profit margins," the Commission said.
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The entire point of investing in stocks is that you get greater long-term expected returns in exchange for tolerating bigger ups and downs.
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America had really done so only four times: after annihilating Germany and Japan, and after tolerating decades-long dictatorships in South Korea and Taiwan.
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Since Colorado's first medical-marijuana dispensaries opened their doors in 2009, the Department of Justice has seesawed between tolerating and prosecuting the nascent industry.
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Before any public official sends their thoughts & prayers, they should ask themselves how the language & behavior they've been tolerating has contributed to violence against police.
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They are hardwired for mastery of hunting and tracking, trading, achieving and maintaining power, gaining expertise, tolerating solitude, using aggression and taking on leadership roles.
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The terms of the TPP, for example, oblige Vietnam to begin tolerating independent unions, a reform that could loosen the Communists' monopoly on public life.
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"If the accusations about authoritarianism are true, when I go to islands, the people will tell me 'we are tolerating so much abuse'," he said.
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As the ACLU once understood well, the very essence of the First Amendment is tolerating speech we hate, and standing up for it takes courage.
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And we need to change our language—it shouldn't be about one group of people tolerating the other, it should be about everybody coexisting together.
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Trilobites Pumas have long had a reputation as loners, studiously marking their territory, hunting individually and tolerating one another only when it's time to mate.
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In Tesla's case, you could pay list price for an unrestricted car, or pay substantially less by tolerating the shorter range of a restricted model.
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"Bless your heart," he remarks to the showboating defendant, complimenting his legal skills and passively tolerating Bundy's impromptu marriage proposal to one of the witnesses.
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The second factor is "unreassuring fetal heart tones," or opaque information from a fetal heart rate monitor about how well a baby is tolerating labor.
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"The left has to bear the burden of being the party that is tolerating Americans being killed by people who are here illegally," he added.
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And both trace this culture back to the church's hypocritical practice of claiming that homosexual acts are wrong while quietly tolerating them among the clergy.
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Then Ms. Buford told them to write all their excuses for tolerating these problems on a piece of paper, and toss it into the garbage.
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The Atlanta Constitution sympathized, saluting Frazee for tolerating his star for as long as he had, a facility attributed to his experience in the theater.
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It can spread the pain of a trade war while tolerating years of losses from state-run companies that dominate major sectors of the economy.
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"They may decide their best bet is to cut some kind of deal with him," even if it means tolerating Russian influence over Eastern Europe.
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Warner added that the United States does not have the same problem that Prime Minister Theresa May says the United Kingdom has in tolerating extremism.
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"They are standing up for the truth, joining the many voices of brave women who are no longer tolerating abuse or being silenced," she added.
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We teach here at the Kennedy School, and I didn't make this stuff up, the rules of whistleblowing, being a good whistleblower, and tolerating whistleblowing.
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Last year, while testifying to the commission by videolink, the cardinal admitted that the Catholic church had made "enormous mistakes" in tolerating sexual abuse by priests.
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To break with his industry's wartime habit of tolerating small mistakes in feverish production, Crosby came up with a philosophy he would later call Zero Defects.
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In a similar way, Trump worked at tolerating the whole process of being held accountable by the press, something he has pushed back on many times.
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After two weeks of tolerating the rallies, including one where an estimated 22,000 people turned out to voice their anger, Russian authorities decided to shift strategies.
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Commercials are certainly a reason, though the principle of tolerating them for the sake of not having to pay 10 bucks a month has enduring appeal.
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Demographically, that means tolerating intense antipathy from younger voters, minorities and many college-educated white voters in service of mobilizing older, evangelical and blue-collar whites.
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Franco imposed rigid centralisation and banned the public and official use of Catalan (though over time his regime relaxed its grip, tolerating publications in the language).
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He also makes a few notable additions, including a clueless rookie sidekick (Scott Eastwood, blandly tolerating jokes at his expense) and convicted criminal Deckard Shaw (Statham).
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Voters, including the overwhelming majority of Canadian Muslims, seemed to prefer Mr Trudeau's emphasis on tolerance and diversity, which does not of course imply tolerating barbarism.
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Compared to a lot of other things going on around us, the possibility of the Fed tolerating a little more inflation does not seem too upsetting.
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To someone else, it may be nothing more than background noise, and worth tolerating in exchange for a rent-stabilized apartment in a prime Manhattan neighborhood.
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You have to feel for the straphanger: After tolerating years of subpar service, did we really think that it could get so much worse so fast?
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I envied their ability to wear the role of self-assured host like a second skin, capable of tolerating any type of cruelty with a smile.
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We many not like Henry much (and his brother John even less) but the role of a ruler is incompatible with tolerating his old corrupt companions.
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That silence is raising the question of whether the Trump administration will end up tolerating Idaho's policy because of the Trump White House's hostility toward Obamacare.
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Some participants dinged internet service providers or companies like Google for allegedly tolerating copyright infringement — characterizing safe harbor rules as a handout for big tech companies.
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We denounced the Catholic Church and Penn State for tolerating child sexual abuse, but we have collectively tolerated websites like Backpage that sell children for sex.
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Very few on either side of the aisle want such actions — but only one side is tolerating them in hopes of achieving a political goal. Gen.
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Ms. Ito said she felt ashamed and considered keeping quiet too, wondering if tolerating such treatment was necessary to succeed in Japan's male-dominated media industry.
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Nearly half of principals told their students to respect students with unpopular political views, and one third emphasized the importance of tolerating the views of conservatives.
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Even the Republican Party in America has swallowed its free-market instincts and is tolerating President Trump's protectionist measures and threatening behaviour towards firms he takes against.
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As people who have used marijuana edibles before, we knew our upper threshold for tolerating them and having a pleasant high was at 20 milligrams of THC.
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I thought tweeting pictures would be a more proactive approach to tolerating the distress of what was going on in the neighborhood, and I'm glad I did.
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"The days of tolerating bulls--- in this White House are over," one source close to the administration said Monday afternoon, shortly after Scaramucci departed the West Wing.
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By tolerating and sometimes nurturing a culture in which students feel entitled to protection... they are sheltering students from opinions they may find challenging or even disturbing.
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Berdymukhamedov, 61, has run the natural gas-rich nation of six million people since 2006, tolerating no dissent and becoming the center of an elaborate personality cult.
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But in the case of ZTE, it's a Chinese problem, and President Trump simply cannot allow Beijing to continue tolerating (and perhaps even encouraging) this widescale fraud.
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Macademia are good at tolerating drought, said Rhoda Jerop Birech, a professor from Egerton University, because "their leaves lose little water regardless of the temperature and sunshine".
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And now that he's merely tolerating Abby's initiatives in remaking The Hi-Hat and fighting for streetwalkers, rather than advocating for them, he is losing her respect.
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For too long, the United States has treated China as a developing nation to be coaxed and lectured, while tolerating its bad behavior as merely growing pains.
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And yet we are stuck in a moment of passivity, tolerating incremental progress while long-term societal burdens persist and our fellow Americans struggle to thrive. Why?
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If the world's largest drug cartel were to begin tolerating snitching, it would lose all credibility in the eyes of associates and rivals — it would be chaos.
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Contrary to widespread opinion, empirical research suggests that tolerating (or inciting) a violent flank alongside a primarily nonviolent movement is rarely a winning strategy in the long term.
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Rich migrants outbid British buyers for the best properties; poor migrants are willing to crowd more densely into a dwelling than British-born people are accustomed to tolerating.
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And with servers' incomes coming almost entirely from tips, they're stuck tolerating inappropriate behavior — unwanted touching, sexual jokes, being told to expose their breasts — from customers, Jayaraman said.
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She'd told them how they could form greater Stories by effecting change in themselves personally by tolerating it in others, and how to do it... all over now.
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As many an English squire would attest, tolerating the eccentricities of the clergy is simply one of the obligations that flow from the ancient principle of noblesse oblige.
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They all strain to pay their weekly rent, while Bobby (Willem Dafoe), the saintly manager, balances keeping order and tolerating the chaos that seems to follow his customers.
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The reshuffle follows a sharp economic slowdown that triggered a wave of public protests in the former Soviet republic which Nazarbayev has run since 1989, tolerating little dissent.
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"The Obama administration is basically tolerating civilian casualties in Yemen and giving lip service that they are concerned," said William Hartung, an adviser to the Security Assistance Monitor.
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Her lawsuit filed in federal court in Manhattan joins many others that accuse Wall Street of bias against female bankers, including being paid less and tolerating demeaning conduct.
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Today's Republican platform pledge "to defend the religious beliefs" is set to defend Christians' discrimination against LGBTQ and Muslim citizens, without tolerating the slightest Muslim fashion faux pas.
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Opponents of the land reform had announced plans for more protests, challenging Nazarbayev, 75, who has run the oil-rich Central Asian nation since 1989, tolerating little dissent.
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Labour clearly has ingrained problems of anti-Semitism and has form when it comes to tolerating conservative practices (like gender-segregated civic events) among its British Muslim supporters.
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In a speech to a major pro-Israel U.S. lobby group in Washington, Pompeo accused Britain's opposition Labour Party of tolerating anti-Semitism, calling it a "national disgrace".
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Forced to choose, I would argue Washington will decide to do all it can to limit China's rise, while tolerating — but never formally accepting — a nuclear North Korea.
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The longer Congress waits to implement reforms, and the longer we go on tolerating business as usual, the higher the price will be for those who follow us.
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When you try to shield your children from failure in order to boost their self-esteem, they have trouble tolerating the failure required to succeed as a leader.
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Widespread calls for demonstrations at Sunday's games erupted after President Trump's comments this weekend criticizing players for kneeling during the national anthem and owners for tolerating the displays.
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Many districts and schools that are tolerating, if not encouraging, participation in what organizers call the National School Walkout are also calibrating their approach for their youngest students.
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It would be naïve to think that the election commission's decision is a harbinger of a shift in terms of Pakistan's policy of supporting and tolerating militant groups.
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This could become much more uncomfortable when the country in question is the United States and when the person accused of tolerating anti-Semitism is the American president.
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In April, the Office of the United States Trade Representative accused China of "widespread infringing activity," including stealing trade secrets, tolerating rampant online piracy and exporting counterfeit goods.
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This is only the latest in a series of incidents which, at the very least, have left Corbyn open to charges of tolerating anti-Semitism and anti-Semites.
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And the irony of seeing Islamabad refusing to recognize the legitimacy of Israel and tolerating anti-Semitic sentiment, but now invoking images of European fascism, is simply astounding.
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"Rather than retaliate with force, the US will impose tougher economic sanctions on Iran, Trump said, adding that the days of tolerating Iran&aposs malign behavior "are over.
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Some in the SPD are prepared to contemplate another grand coalition, albeit with a clear SPD signature, but others prefer the idea of tolerating a minority government under Merkel.
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My exposures tended to involve feeling an obsessive thought come in, and tolerating the anxiety that thought caused me, rather than putting it on a list in my head.
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Be willing to tolerate failure: Jassy said if you want to invent a new business within a significant existing business, it's critical to have a culture of tolerating failure.
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The kingdom has demonstrated its commitment to eliminating the market surplus and pushing prices higher, even if it means tolerating poor compliance by other members of the OPEC+ group.
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Since 1980, however, the party has flirted on and off with the idea of tolerating more competition (normally, the only candidates are those chosen in secret by party officials).
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And if we are making these kinds of mistakes, if we're tolerating this kind of bias, then I think we live in a society that doesn't deserve to kill.
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Duterte has a long history of tolerating, even encouraging, police officers to kill drug suspects, but he said the Caloocan police who slayed Delos Santos had gone too far.
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Luckily, he did extremely well with the chemotherapy, quickly going into a remission which he maintained for months, and tolerating the subsequent rounds of chemotherapy we gave him marvelously.
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Tolerating the Asad regime's gross human rights violations against the Syrian people undermines, both morally and materially, the unity of the anti-Da'esh coalition, particularly among Sunni Arab partners.
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" McDormand thanked her 23-year-old son Pedro and her Three Billboards costars for tolerating her language, joking that they "would be a little alarmed if I didn't swear.
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If a patient of mine wanted to do that and they were tolerating it well, I'd say that's your choice, it's up to you what you want to eat.
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But it is entirely fair to say that tolerating a player as bad as Hicks for this many plate appearances has had a disproportionate impact on a team's record.
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There's an entire generation of young women who are not about to put up with a cheerleading role for a sports league with a history of tolerating domestic abuse.
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Instead, it has pursued what Mr. Soe Myint Aung called "an experiment in negative control," tolerating nationalists as long as they target minorities and activists rather than the state.
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Some described him as a hands-off leader who has often chosen not to inject himself into disputes, sometimes tolerating a discriminatory environment if inaction has served his interests.
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So even if you are comfortable tolerating high levels of risk, why take on more risk than you need when you can be on track for your goals with less?
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas opened the debate assailing Mr. Obama for tolerating such treatment, and both he and Donald J. Trump called it a humiliation for the United States.
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Li's focus on innovation comes as Beijing move away from resource and investment-fueled growth to one led by consumption, tolerating dramatically slower gross domestic product (GDP) as a result.
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"We believe that a cornerstone of our democracy is the right to free speech, which sometimes means tolerating opinions that one may disagree with and find distasteful," the company said.
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What's happening now is more a matter of an unchecked culture of blaming women and tolerating abhorrent behavior from men than an issue of what's written in the law books.
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Levitsky and Ziblatt lay out a four-part test for identifying authoritarian leaders: rejecting democratic institutions, denying the legitimacy of political opponents, tolerating or encouraging violence and curtailing civil liberties.
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After the difficult development of Mark of the Ninja, they looked for funding without deadlines, invested in experienced developers, and built for platforms that allow updates (tolerating an imperfect launch).
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Saudi leaders think that "the U.S. is being foolish in tolerating this in the name of a (nuclear) deal which they don't think is a very good deal," he said.
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The transition started in 2012, when a truce between gangs and the government cut El Salvador's murder rate in half at the price of tolerating continued extortion and other crimes.
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In effectively licensing innovation rather than merely tolerating it, and in transforming the papacy's keenest defenders into wary critics, it promises to heighten the church's contradictions rather than contain them.
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That humanity hasn't disappeared from view; many of us are, of course, disgusted by Mexicans being called criminals and rapists and drug dealers and by elected officials tolerating the insults.
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As Politico reported in June: But Kelly's status in the White House has changed in recent months, and he and the president are now seen as barely tolerating one another.
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Thanks to the Panama Papers calling global attention to the issue, failure to enact such a straightforward solution would amount to passively tolerating this illicit financial activity within U.S. borders.
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Liberal passivity—tolerating intolerance, reasoning with insanity—has unquestionably played a role in the rise of Donald Trump and the new, increasingly dangerous form of white supremacy that he's inspired.
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Some began negotiations by insisting they didn't want smarmy links sullying their pages, but would change their tune as they saw how much money they could make by tolerating clickbait.
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Tolerating extreme inequality means accepting that it's not a gross policy failure, not a serious danger to our democratic and meritocratic ideals — but that it's fair and just and natural.
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And that means not only reckoning with the party's own history of tolerating sexual misconduct, but preparing to put principle over party in the critical elections of 2018 and 2020.
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In the past few years, women have been calling out daily indignities that previous generations grew up quietly tolerating: lingering hugs from a boss, embarrassing intimate questions, crude office jokes.
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But several young actors expressed worry that it was "against our religion" — or would be seen by their community as tolerating overt homosexuality, which many in Iraq view as aberrant.
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Two decades ago, Bill Samuel, a retired moose biologist and author of a definitive book on moose and winter ticks, found some moose also evade the pests by tolerating magpies.
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The book is something more — close to perfect, I would say — but since both incarnations emphasize the importance of tolerating human fallibility, I won't make too much of the discrepancy.
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The humans were better at coping with head rotation and poor photographic quality, Woody and Hart acknowledged, but the computer was "vastly superior" at tolerating the differences caused by aging.
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" The head of UNAIDS, Michel Sidibé, stepped down earlier this year after a damning independent report said that he presided over a "patriarchal culture tolerating harassment and abuse of authority.
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For Wolfowitz and other neoconservatives in the elder Bush administration, the 1991 Gulf War embodied of everything that was morally wrong — and indeed dangerous — with America's practice of tolerating dictators.
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Members of the banned communities portrayed themselves as martyrs, while a slew of other Redditors argued either a free speech ethos requires tolerating hate speech or that the ban wouldn't work.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has said the BoE is prepared to let inflation run above its 2 percent target in 2017 but there were limits to tolerating the overshoot.
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The monetary authority is walking a fine line – the People's Bank of China (PBOC) is tolerating a weakening yuan against the dollar as long as it does not fall too quickly.
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Germany's government is closer to the first pole, delegating the policing of democratic norms to the EU while rewarding the Czechs and Slovaks, tolerating Mr Orban and resetting relations with Poland.
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All right... The daily management meeting was itself an exercise in yogic patience and discipline, with all five members of the team doing a generally poor job of tolerating each other.
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Alison Green, expert in all things employment, is here to answer your trickiest questions about making your boss happy, tolerating (and even liking?) your coworkers, and, most importantly, doing your job.
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That shows a sea change in investors' attitudes toward the central bank, which for years was accused of tolerating fast-rising prices to protect jobs and stimulate short-term economic growth.
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As farmers worldwide experience more frequent drought and erratic rainfall linked to global warming, scientists are racing to find crops capable of tolerating increasingly high temperatures, water shortages and dry conditions.
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In an internal revolt this year, women at Nike said they were fed up with a company that they accused of tolerating bad behavior and excluding women from its top jobs.
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Ask Real Estate Noise complaints are notoriously hard to win in New York because courts generally argue that the city is noisy, and tolerating stomping feet is part of living there.
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He no longer has a political party, as he resigned from the U.K. Independence Party that he had led more than once, accusing its current leadership of tolerating right-wing extremism.
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Mr. Cuomo seemed to suggest at a news conference on Sunday that Mr. Samuelsen of the T.W.U. — who has been fiercely loyal to the governor — was tolerating fraud among his members.
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In times good and bad, Italy's people can always be depended on to be unimpressed by their leaders, and that includes when they're told to reduce themselves to tolerating outright cruelty.
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Guards at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC recently accused their managers of tolerating sexual harassment and discrimination, and punishing those who spoke up, according to the Washington Post.
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The fancy academic name for this is the "equity risk premium," but an ordinary saver can simply think of higher long-term returns as the compensation you receive for tolerating volatility.
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So be it if achieving that now means tolerating China's heavy hand; this group frowns on any talk of separatism, or even just further democratization, that could invite retaliation from Beijing.
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The government of the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and the European Union are also guilty of tolerating gaping loopholes in European regulations that allowed automakers to pollute with impunity in Europe.
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Among the passengers, some say they are tolerating the confinement fairly well, but it's hard to imagine what enduring this experience is like for people in the less luxurious interior cabins.
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"Rationalizing or tolerating these serious acts of violence will turn into approving of violence and encouraging violence, making the violence spread, pushing Hong Kong to the brink of malfunctioning," he said.
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But rather than tolerating such slander, cities should seize back the term, defining sanctuaries as places that stand for reason in the face of overreaching, unjust and often lawless federal enforcement.
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Rather, it is the result of tolerating a culture where female Marines are treated with contempt, defined solely as sexual objects unworthy of the job and as distractions to the men.
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Pyongyang has a de facto cash economy, tolerating markets (as long as Kim and associates get their take) since their economic system broke down during the mass famine of the 1990s.
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Top leaders at the National People's Congress are tolerating slightly slower economic growth this year to give them more room to push through reforms to deal with a build-up in debt.
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One could, of course, just as easily claim (as some do with Twitter and Reddit) that by tolerating the accounts for as long as it did, Discord supports the ideologies in question.
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Part of me has felt like I totally deserve it in the past, or it's maybe been a form of self-harm, tolerating behavior I wouldn't put up with when I'm well.
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Jerry Jones' threat to bench players who "disrespect the flag" is hard to take seriously, given his long history of tolerating and in some cases recruiting players who had committed violent crimes.
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But if the pick-up in inflation started to fuel higher pay settlements, it would push the BoE closer to its limit for tolerating inflation overshooting its 2 percent target, he said.
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Another possible explanation is that we began to love cats for precisely these predatory capacities, tolerating them in order to keep mice and other rodents away from our homes and food storage.
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However, noise complaints are notoriously hard to win since the courts generally maintain that the city is noisy and tolerating the occasional stomping feet is part of the price of living here.
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But you are a good person, and like a citizen in Starship Troopers, you are doing your part in the Coronavirus War Effort, by staying home and tolerating whomever you live with.
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"Now, regrettably, there are some people that might be willing to believe it because we now live in a world where some people are tolerating this commercial sexualization of violence," she added.
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To me, Snowe is the go-to home goods store for the urbanite who finally wants "nicer" wine glasses, but also doesn't dream of tolerating a primarily dry-clean-only wardrobe yet.
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At night, we went to shows for his bands or book parties for my authors, each of us gamely tolerating the rivers of unknown names and acronyms that flowed through the conversations.
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Silicon Valley's tech culture has been under assault from many sides in recent months for faults such as making its products too addictive, tolerating and fostering sexism and excluding politically conservative viewpoints.
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The biggest danger is that by tolerating Trump's behavior in office, the public will make what he is doing and saying part of our conception of what it means to be presidential.
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KS: No, but in terms of that, one of the phrases, we'll get this question, that Uber used, Arianna Huffington used, was "brilliant jerks," that you have to stop tolerating brilliant jerks.
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There's no doubt that recognizing the humanity of your opponents, understanding the value of opposition, and tolerating — even listening to — opposing views is an important part of living in a democratic society.
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But to achieve such growth levels, experts here say, particularly in an era of low oil prices, would require an easing of financial strictures that Iran's conservative leaders show no signs of tolerating.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan may seek to prevent unwelcome yen rises by tolerating temporary, market-driven falls in long-term interest rates, former BOJ board member Sayuri Shirai said on Friday.
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" When Sessions went after sanctuary cities in late January, he said they "undermine the rule of law," and a few weeks before he'd warned that tolerating pot businesses "undermines the rule of law.
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But for all those disturbing patterns, it wasn't completely clear if Trump was merely tolerating the support of radical white nationalists to get through the election, or if he was tacitly defending them.
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A live political charge still flows through his words: indeed, with his views on tolerating speech that shocks, Brandeis might struggle to give a college commencement address in 2016 without provoking jeering protests.
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In that situation, contacting AT&T and Verizon to set up international roaming or tolerating T-Mobile and Sprint's slow data speeds may be better than the extra trouble of juggling multiple SIMs.
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That is, the post-1960s separation between doctrine and pastoral practice now has a papal imprimatur, rather than being a state of affairs that popes were merely tolerating for the sake of unity.
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But in focusing on reform that turned unpopular quickly; keeping far too low a public profile and tolerating others like Nikki Haley expounding on foreign policy, Tillerson reduced his own prestige and relevance.
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These are troops who follow orders, assuming they are just, tolerating civilian fatalities as collateral damage; McDonell, outraged, wants to probe whether they are right to do so, and poses deliberately naive questions.
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I acknowledge that some stars are so creative, bring in so much money, attract so much attention, or win so much that it is difficult to resist recruiting, tolerating, indulging and celebrating them.
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I ask no less than four times over two hours, tolerating digressions and caveats that for each person it is a little different, or that I probably don't have the same supplements abroad.
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In the same interview with the Times, Sanders gave us an example of himself not tolerating the b-word: NYT: Can you give us an example of one person who's broken your heart?
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That means always pushing beyond your own comfort zone, and tolerating a certain amount of drudgery along the way, because it's only through repetition that you get really good at anything you do.
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You alluded to Rebecca Tuvel's paper, which made the case that the arguments for tolerating transgender people should also apply to "transracial" people like Rachel Dolezal, and to Bruce Gilley's paper defending colonialism.
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"People who have been on a drug like Adderall for a long time who are taking the drug as prescribed and are tolerating it well are not likely to experience this problem," Moran noted.
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"The essence of mindfulness is just tolerating experiencing sensations that come into your body, other than trying to get [them] to stop immediately," Jeff Bostic, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at Georgetown University, says.
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Mr Kim has gone further than his forebears in giving priority to economic development, tolerating a big, semi-legal "grey market" and allowing the running of de facto private enterprises within state-owned firms.
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There were signs of a partial split as some of the BoE's nine rate-setters "moved a little closer" to their limits for tolerating an expected overshoot of inflation above their 23 percent goal.
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Modi could fund a recap by tolerating a one-off increase to the fiscal deficit, which is targeted at 3.5 percent for the current year; top economists have expressed support for such a move.
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Access to a large pool of genetic information held by different plant varieties is key for scientists, who are racing to find crops capable of tolerating increasingly high temperatures, water shortages and dry conditions.
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As far back as 2002, Mr. Obama, in a speech, referred to Saudi Arabia and Egypt as America's "so called" allies and said they needed to stop suppressing dissent and tolerating corruption and inequality.
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Never could I have imagined that I would one day have to deal with members of my own organization committing the same crimes or, worse, senior officials tolerating them for reasons of cynical expediency.
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Either way, the study says that as a country, we have come a long way not only in terms of simply tolerating same-sex relations, but we've also become more open to having them.
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Not only because of the lack of voting rights, but also because insiders sold shares in the IPO, "investors are tolerating things that they don't usually tolerate," said Kathleen Smith, principal at Renaissance Capital.
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Chinese officials in recent months have signaled a "subtle change of emphasis" toward tolerating an overall increase in debt as long as corporate debt stays under control, said Eswar Prasad, a Cornell University economist.
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" Former Vice President Joe Biden told the Public Service Forum, hosted by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) in Las Vegas, "This is beyond anything that we should be tolerating.
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It also called into question whether lower-ranked officials could trust that they would be protected from punishment for tolerating or participating in illegal acts at the behest of Mr. Putin or his allies.
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LONDON — Jeremy Corbyn's decision to celebrate Passover with Jewdas, a self-described radical leftist Jewish group, has been heavily criticized in Britain, where his opposition Labour Party has been accused of tolerating anti-Semitism.
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The question is whether the A.N.C. is prepared to continue tolerating him as he shrouds South Africa in corruption and destroys the party that once commanded admiration around the world for its moral standing.
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David Eaton, a top executive with the NFL Network, resigned a little more than a week after the league-owned sports channel came under fire for tolerating a hostile work environment for female employees.
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He was jailed five times for his opposition to the Shah before the Revolution, but was criticized for not tolerating dissent when he was in power and his government was accused of human rights abuses.
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After the MacBook Pro was downgraded in terms of ports and other pro features last year, I'm now much more open to tolerating the iPad's limitations in order to gain the benefit of its strengths.
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They say that the journey is half the fun, but when you're spending eight hours shifting around in an airplane seat or impatiently tolerating multi-day road trips, the "fun" can be hard to find.
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Metacritic score: 68 Mel (Marc Maron) owns a pawn shop in Alabama, where he spends his days tolerating his assistant Nathaniel (Jon Bass) and assessing whatever random junk — and the occasional treasure — people bring in.
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Seen from that angle, the Whitney was not a cherished cultural resource to be preserved at all costs (including tolerating figures like Kanders for their money) but an enabler of violence to be actively confronted.
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That would mean tolerating higher inflation for long enough to offset years of weak price increases, leaving interest rates lower than might otherwise be the case and, as a benefit, keeping unemployment lower as well.
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A populist movement born of tolerating no controversial subject -- from illegal immigration to Islamist terror to Hillary Clinton's medical history -- has suddenly discovered its safe space: protecting a fragile and easily offended commander in chief.
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In "The Imitation Game," Alan Turing is the lone-wolf genius who invents an Enigma-killer, barely tolerating his colleagues at Bletchley Park, where Britain's best and brightest were feverishly trying to break German codes.
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In the wake of his referendum victory, some US officials had hoped that Erdogan would be more flexible in cooperating with -- or at least tolerating -- US efforts aimed at backing the SDF offensive on Raqqa.
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But they are hungry for gains across the political map, and in red areas they have encouraged candidates to put local imperatives above fealty to the national party, even tolerating outright disavowals of Ms. Pelosi.
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At a debate with Mr. Poroshenko on Friday evening in Kiev, the capital, before more than 20143,000 people in a sports stadium, Mr. Zelensky hammered away at the incumbent for tolerating and benefiting from corruption.
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Natalia called after me that we'd meet up in an hour to eat, and I thought, How tragic—she gets an hour with that sweet-smiling Viking, while I spend an hour tolerating my husband.
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The president, and thus his party, play a "race game" by tolerating — even possibly cultivating — white supremacists while carefully using ambiguous, often contradictory language to make both sides believe he is on their side; 7.
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Wells Fargo, America's third-biggest bank by assets, castigated John Stumpf, its former boss, for tolerating sales practices that led to the opening of 2m-odd ghost accounts, for which Wells was fined $185m last year.
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He turned to the defence secretary's wife, who is travelling with him, and thanked Mrs Carter through an interpreter for tolerating the long hours that her husband had to put in running the department of defence.
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Harvard Law School professor Catharine MacKinnon, a long-time researcher on gender equality, said that male leaders at companies can make a difference by not tolerating any sexual harassment and making it clear to all employees.
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The more you practice tolerating the uncomfortable feelings associated with change—whether it involves taking on a new job or leaving an unhealthy relationship—the more confident you'll become in your ability to create your future.
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All that time spent bragging to your coworkers about the wonders of cleansing, all that money you spent on fancy juices, and the effort you put into tolerating those ridiculous flavor names, were all for naught.
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He has also relaxed state control of the economy, tolerating a limited number of markets, and has let collective farms and factories keep a portion of their products for themselves or to trade in the markets.
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While many have suggested Trump's reaction indicates a man incapable of tolerating a person of color challenging him, or failing to show enough deference -- which I don't dispute -- this situation is unique to these boy brats.
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"Hatch urged [Trump] to speak clearly and unequivocally on these issues because even the appearance of tolerating hate and bigotry only divides us further," an aide to the No. 2 Senate Republican told ABC on Wednesday.
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"He is not merely tolerating someone else's message on his property; he is giving effect to their message by crafting a unique product with his own two hands," the administration said in its 41-page brief.
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It turns out that — between tolerating cramped apartments with shitty kitchens, dealing with roommates, braving cooking disasters, frequenting 7-Eleven, and ordering in on nights when cooking is too much — GP really is just like us.
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"Britain should not be tolerating any idea that we will accept the arbitrary detention of British citizens abroad," said Tulip Siddiq, the Labour Party member of Parliament who represents the London district where the family lives.
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"When democratic countries led by the United States are tolerating or compromising in exchange for cooperation with China, this hurts the interests of civilians living under the authoritarian regime and their own international reputation," Chen said.
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Hewlett-Packard's corporate culture served as a prototype for the later ideal of the Silicon Valley firm: putatively non-hierarchical and idealistic, giving out stock to employees to encourage their loyalty, and certainly not tolerating unions.
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"The executive director ... has created a patriarchal culture tolerating harassment and abuse of authority and in his interviews with the panel he accepted no responsibility," said the panel of experts' report, which recommended he step down.
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Mr. Sanders's supporters are somewhat torn, not wanting to be seen as tolerating sexual misconduct but also deeply angry about what they see as unfair treatment of the senator by the news media and mainstream Democrats.
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After years of tolerating King's offensive remarks on race, minority groups and immigrants, House GOP leaders reached their breaking point — a New York Times interview in which the Iowa Republican defended white nationalism and white supremacy.
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"If we can show that in the Atacama desert, life is capable of tolerating extreme dryness...that will open up tremendously the possibilities of finding life not only on Mars but elsewhere in the universe," he said.
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While the conservatives have made clear they are keen to govern again in such a coalition, the SPD has kept the option of tolerating a minority Merkel-led government on the table, though Merkel rejects that idea.
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The movement came to greater national attention under the Democratic administration of President Barack Obama who was criticized by Republicans for tolerating sanctuaries even as his administration moved to step up deportations of immigrants with criminal records.
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They say that arms sales are far from America's only bargaining chip: the terms of the TPP, for example, oblige Vietnam to begin tolerating independent unions, a reform that could loosen the Communists' monopoly on public life.
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To the Editor: It is great to see an article that points out that the social science emperors don't have any clothes on when it comes to tolerating and welcoming diverse perspectives on political and religious issues.
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In that way, the chicken can be said to be the model citizen of a libertarian society: satisfying its own needs and desires without infringing on those of others, and tolerating all but the most egregious infractions.
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"Keeping as many asylum seekers away from EU territory, by tolerating the profound undermining core values of the EU — human rights and the rule of law — has turned into the core of the EU policy," Weber said.
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They might be trying to show their daughters what a real date ought to feel like, but from the daughter's perspective, it must feel like practice for tolerating anybody's company as long as they foot the bill.
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Not everyone loves our pets, but the world seems to be catering to us — or at the least, tolerating us — and it is making it easier for us to take our pugs with us when we travel.
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But General Cedras refused to quit, and Mr. Pezzullo, accused by critics of coddling the military and tolerating its human rights abuses in an ambivalent effort to restore Mr. Aristide to power, was forced to step down.
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But, working to get the game off the ground proves to be just as difficult as tolerating Grimm's ego for his fellow developers, played by Charlotte Nicdao, David Hornsby, Ashly Burch, Jessie Ennis, and Community's Danny Pudi.
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Despite a long-term shift in the United States' competition policy toward tolerating big companies as long as they benefit "consumer welfare," Cortada notes that European regulators have taken a dimmer view of emerging US tech giants.
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"The findings of the report point to a pattern of committing, tolerating and covering up torture in the investigation of the Ayotzinapa case," Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, said in the report.
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"We're going to have to walk the balance between not tolerating people who abuse their power and not mob-lynching people before the facts have come out and been adjudicated in the processes that were described," Busby said.
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Critics have widely lambasted him, arguing that he turned a blind eye to, or even encouraged, the appeal of Islamic radicalism, by tolerating strict Wahhabi or Quranic schooling and rallies that turned anti-Semitic, in return for votes.
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"The party repeatedly made myopic decisions, tolerating the intolerable views of a segment of the party unwilling to accept that problem-solving is complicated," said Tony Fratto, a Republican consultant who served in the George W. Bush administration.
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Hopefully you've built up some wisdom, which, as the psychologists define it, means seeing the world with more compassion, grasping opposing ideas at the same time, tolerating ambiguity and reacting with equanimity to the small setbacks of life.
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She is one of eight Labour defectors who quit in protest of their left-wing leader, Jeremy Corbyn, criticizing his ambiguity over Britain's exit from the European Union and accusing him of tolerating anti-Semitism in the party.
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The central bank kept its inflation forecast for this year at 2.7 percent but said that some of its monetary policy committee members "moved a little closer" to their limits for tolerating an overshoot in the bank's inflation target.
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The company continues to receive criticism for tolerating anti-Semitic and Nazi speech on the platform, and has faced calls from some quarters to ban President Donald Trump, who critics argue has incited his followers to harassment and violence.
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Recognizing that negotiating with or tolerating a narco-state is not a realistic option, the Trump administration must crack down on the Venezuelan regime by persuading other countries – particularly in Europe – to join in sanctioning Maduro and his backers.
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Instead of tolerating a rigged market system and then compensating workers or consumers for injustices through tax and welfare policies, a turn to marketcraft would empower them to earn fair wages and to pay fair prices from the outset.
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To acknowledge that a normal man who generally abides by the law is raping or sexually harassing women (or men) is to recognize that society has been condoning or at least tolerating such behavior for a very long time.
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Many others also said that working for him required tolerating daily kisses and touches, pulling all-night shifts at private parties that included public sex and nudity, and enduring catcalls and gropes from guests who are Mr. Friedman's friends.
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The United States performs best in allowing free speech (80 percent), the survey found, with an average of 72 percent of the respondents saying the country meets or mostly meets various standards like tolerating protests and protecting free expression.
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If foreign governments choose sides in the region's conflicts, tolerating coups that favor their ideological allies rather than consistently defending democracy, it will encourage a return to the violence and instability that Latin Americans struggled so hard to end.
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Rockism means idolizing the authentic old legend (or underground hero) while mocking the latest pop star; lionizing punk while barely tolerating disco; loving the live show and hating the music video; extolling the growling performer while hating the lip-syncher.
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This is why the National Park Service stopped tolerating bears in dumps in the 1970s, and why municipal, state, and government agencies often ban feeding bears, or allowing them access to bear attractants like garbage, pet food, and our own food.
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" AP's Sophia Tareen reports: Why it matters: "Several risk factors for sexual harassment identified by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission are deep-seated at state capitols: Lack of diversity, power disparities, tolerating or encouraging alcohol consumption, and many young staffers.
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The NFL, which has been accused of tolerating head injuries as part of the sport, has changed rules ahead of the Super Bowl on Sunday in Minneapolis, requiring players who show signs of a seizure to be pulled from the game.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling recovered on Tuesday around a third of its losses since last week's electoral shock, helped by above-forecast inflation which underlined the risks of the Bank of England tolerating a weakening currency in order to stimulate the economy.
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He and others said that Mother Teresa took her adherence to frugality and simplicity in her work to extremes, allowing practices like the reuse of hypodermic needles and tolerating primitive facilities that required patients to defecate in front of one another.
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All three parties in the election support Berdymukhamedov, 60, who has run the former Soviet republic since 2007 tolerating no dissent and the 125-seat parliament mainly rubber-stamps laws proposed by the president who is also the head of cabinet.
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One thing I noticed was that the effects were not just physical; I got incredibly moody and would snap at things that I would normally hold my tongue at (major thanks to my boyfriend for tolerating my unpredictable mood swings).
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This second variety of president focused on the short- or medium- term, tolerating unsavory autocrats to maintain stability and U.S. interests — rather than prioritizing democracy and shared prosperity globally to serve long-term stability and interests like the best kind do.
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No. But it has already claimed lives and will claim more — on what order of magnitude we do not know — and it means tolerating a dreadful uncertainty, because (as with terrorism) we cannot know what's going on in hidden cells.
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Her parents were increasingly drawn to the Episcopal Church, and Offill recalled long summers at Christian camps, grudgingly tolerating them, even grateful at points — the questions about virtue and service felt less superficial than the ones she encountered in high school.
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ISIS is not yet defeated in Syria, as it retains safe havens in the east, but the clearing of Raqqa should be enough to eliminate this excuse for tolerating the most significant Iranian military deployment abroad in the Islamic Republic's history.
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The SPD premier of the state of Rhineland Palatinate, Malu Dreyer, said she preferred the idea of the SPD "tolerating" a minority government over a grand coalition, making clear that the party would not agree to a deal at any price.
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On Monday the rebel Labour lawmakers accused Mr. Corbyn of equivocating over Britain's withdrawal from the European Union and tolerating anti-Semitism, with some of them professing embarrassment or shame about the state of the party they had spent years serving.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A former U.S. Military Academy cadet who said she was raped at West Point cannot pursue a lawsuit accusing senior Army officers of knowingly creating and tolerating a sexually hostile environment toward women there, a divided federal appeals court ruled.
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" Speaking to CNN's Erin Burnett on Friday, Weintraub declined to comment on any individual candidate but stressed that "we should not be tolerating any kind of foreign interference from a foreign country, from any foreign national, but particularly from a foreign government.
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Delay in passing a law on associations makes it less likely that Vietnam will fulfil a bold promise to begin tolerating independent trade unions, which it made during negotiations for TPP and towards which the legislation was supposed to be a small step.
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This morning she dropped the video for album opener "Elevator Operator," one of Sometimes I Sit and Think's most memorable tracks, and, as with "Pedestrian at Best," Barnett is in the center of the shot once again, tolerating other people's anger and banality.
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Indeed, since he was elected a year ago, he has invested heavily in trying to use his warm relationship with the American leader to win him round, on matters from climate to trade, tolerating strange moments of public humiliation in the process.
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"Many others also said that working for him required tolerating daily kisses and touches, pulling all-night shifts at private parties that included public sex and nudity, and enduring catcalls and gropes from guests who are Mr. Friedman's friends," the article reads.
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MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine president has warned a pro-poor group not to take over a government housing project and said he will deploy police commandos to remove them instead of tolerating the move, as he did in a similar case last year.
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Only the small Communist party has said so far that it could consider tolerating Babis's minority government, but its 15 votes are not enough to secure victory in a confidence vote in the 200-seat Chamber of Deputies, where ANO holds 78 seats.
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By tolerating, if not encouraging, such flattery, Mr Xi comes close to violating the party's charter, which prohibits "any form of personality cult" (a rule introduced in 1982 to prevent a return to the frenzy and violence once spawned by worship of Mao).
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China stepped up its war of words with Taiwan on Monday after Taipei freed 20 suspects in a telecom fraud case linked to China, with state media accusing Taiwan of tolerating crime and being taken hostage by anti-Chinese forces.
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Sometimes that means inviting and tolerating Uncle Jimmy, who everyone could predict would have a few too many whiskeys and fall into the drum set, or your elementary school best friend Stacey -- and risking her comically bad and potentially dangerous attempts at twerking.
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Since the attack in Pathankot, Pakistan has said it is clamping down on Jaish-e-Mohammed, which India has long accused Pakistani authorities of tolerating, while it investigates Indian assertions that the attack was the work of the militants based in Pakistan.
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Ryan wasn't alone in calculating that having a president ready to sign Republican-penned bills was worth tolerating even with all the chaos and mess that come with an unschooled, Twitter-happy, Fox-addled 71-year-old toddler living in the White House.
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Meanwhile, we are piling on net foreign liabilities — $7.93 trillion at the latest count — failing to even out the playing field for American companies in the key world markets and tolerating trade imbalances that are killing our exporters and import-competing industries.
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A handful of conservative writers have expressed concern about the message that tolerating Mr. Moore sends, but no high-profile lawmaker has followed suit, and a pair of Republican senators are even hosting a fund-raiser for him next month in Washington.
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Six former Nxivm members have taken the stand, providing a window into how the group indoctrinated people, undermined their moral beliefs and convinced them to blindly follow Mr. Raniere's edicts, even when that meant breaking the law or tolerating unwelcome sexual contact.
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In recent years, the governing Hindu nationalist party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, has been accused of tolerating Hindu vigilantes who have attacked people for trading cattle and eating beef, and of trying to shut down many of the slaughterhouses that produce buffalo meat.
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In the evenings, there was a revolving cast of Boris's Russian immigrant friends — his entourage of smitten babushkas, former Kiev taxi drivers and literary divas — who accepted a free week at the beach in exchange for tolerating sandy hubris and bad Russian.
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" The text of the legislation states assault weapons and large capacity magazines "present an unacceptable and needless public safety risk," and "there is no legitimate need ... that can justify the consequences of tolerating the proliferation of military-style weaponry in the community.
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But the two had a bitter falling out after Mr. Saakashvili started accusing Mr. Poroshenko of tolerating and personally benefiting from high-level graft, a problem that has dogged Ukraine since it gained independence in 1991 with the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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But Carlson could not sue 21st Century Fox for the company's role in allowing the sexual harassment to persist, and neither could dozens of other women who accused the media company of tolerating sexual harassment, had they decided they wanted to sue.
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Tolerating "multi-speed" vanguards of nation states on subjects where unanimity is lacking and selecting the next president for her or his skill and experience—rather than through the Spitzenkandidat process whereby the figurehead of the largest European Parliament group gets the job—would help.
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In this trailer, the unmasked Black Bolt looks like a boring extra in a cheaply made Game of Thrones cosplay outfit, placidly tolerating Rheon's verbal attacks, which are made in a weird put-on Americanish or something accent that does the accomplished actor no favors.
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BEIJING, April 18 (Reuters) - China on Monday stepped up its war of words with Taiwan after Taipei freed 20 suspects in a telecom fraud case linked to China, with state media accusing Taiwan of tolerating crime and being taken hostage by anti-Chinese forces.
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"Given that (the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) has said they are going to accept everything from the RUC, they really should not be tolerating a secret process," said Paul Ginsburg, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and expert in Medicare payment policies.
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"The city violated his rights by failing its duty to properly train and supervise Officer Shelby and other TPD officers, and by maintaining or tolerating a custom, policy or culture that causes disparate enforcement and outcomes in police encounters with African-Americans," the suit reads.
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"The idea is to correlate how the plant is developing with the family, so we understand which family is tolerating the stress better than the others and ultimately to identify the gene that makes those families more or less resistant to those stresses," says DeSouza.
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But while Mr. Hariri has made many concessions to Hezbollah — tolerating its growing involvement in Syria and its adoption of state functions like negotiating hostage releases and fighting militants on the borders — Hezbollah has not made as many concessions to him, angering his base.
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That in turn is pushing them toward a unified front in challenging Moscow over such serial transgressions as destabilizing its neighbors, assassinating its critics abroad, meddling in the elections of other countries, tolerating the use of chemical weapons by the Syrian government and cyberskirmishing.
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"This settlement holds Wells Fargo accountable for tolerating fraudulent conduct that is remarkable both for its duration and scope, and for its blatant disregard of customer's private information," Michael Granston, deputy assistant attorney general at the DOJ's Civil Division, said in a press release.
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He could be a martyr, his career dying for baseball's earlier sin of tolerating gambling and game-fixing, or perhaps his tragedy was being caught in what one writer called "a moral dilemma," that of whether or not to "squeal" on his ostensible friends.
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There has been widespread acknowledgment that these misogynistic actions occur for a while now, but the latest push is one that is distinctively toward attitudinal change: a sense that it's time for men like Trump to move on and that women are done tolerating the status quo.
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I'm already seeing solid use of Messenger Day by my friends, so perhaps this is another "1 million strong against the News Feed" or "I won't download a separate Messenger app" situation where people end up liking or at least tolerating Messenger Day more than they expect.
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Many of Trump's conservative critics have fallen out with Ryan and other GOP leaders for sacrificing basic moral decency on the altar of supply-side economics—for tolerating Trump's racism and authoritarianism as long as it seems like he might cut taxes on rich businesses and families.
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The doctors are within their rights to strike (daily tolerating punishing hours and thankless conditions at an hourly pay rate that would insult many in less skilled jobs), yet their decision to do so seems odd after talks at which, even the BMA conceded, progress was made.
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Their rebellion coincided with a front-page article in an influential London-based Jewish newspaper, the Jewish Chronicle, which urged non-Jews to vote against the Labour Party because of what the editors said was Mr. Corbyn's long record of espousing and tolerating anti-Semitic views.
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We only get to see his act briefly — performed with a mascot version of a rabbi, making them "Heshe and the Worm" — because so much of his screen time is spent politely tolerating Willard's persistent questions about how he manages to function as a little person.
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Mr. Saakashvili's return to Ukraine infuriated the government, raising political temperature as Mr. Poroshenko struggled with a Russian-backed armed rebellion in the eastern part of the country and mounting criticism from political opponents that, like Mr. Yanukovych, he was tolerating and benefiting from rampant corruption.
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Along the way, Mr. Kim is looking to get some relief from sanctions that are beginning to bite, and to bring China back to its traditional position — that no one should disturb the status quo, even if that means tolerating a North Korea armed with nuclear weapons.
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Although one of the suspects in Ms. Lankesh's murder was arrested earlier this year and does not have an apparent link to the Bharatiya Janata Party, the current government has been accused of tolerating its supporters' use of violence to intimidate critics and stoke sectarian tension.
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And by that I mean, people like me need to publicly and visibly support tech students who feel an ethical obligation to call for the resignation of their own university's leader over his publicly acknowledged role in not only tolerating but greenwashing human trafficking and serial pedophilia.
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"I wish to express appreciation for the commitment of this nation to tolerating and guaranteeing freedom of worship, to confronting extremism and hatred," said Francis, who church officials have said is seeking to ease the construction of churches for the one million Catholics in the Emirates.
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"I feel that this is an appropriate time to place civilian oversight over this police department and to send a very clear message about how serious we are, of not tolerating misconduct, unethical behavior, and to root out what is clearly a toxic, macho culture," Shaaf told the media.
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There can be no tolerating it, no accepting it, no excusing it, and no ignoring it ... America is prepared to stand with you in pursuit of shared interests and common security ... But the nations of the Middle East cannot wait for American power to crush this enemy for them.
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In short, I chalked it up to a mutual disdain for each other: SXSW does not see as a metal as an attracting force, and in turn, metalheads were increasingly fed up with tolerating a festival that clearly didn't a give a fuck about them or their music.
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"The executive director of the UNAIDS secretariat has created a patriarchal culture tolerating harassment and abuse of authority and in his interviews with the panel he accepted no responsibility for actions and effects of decisions and practices creating the conditions that led to this review," its authors wrote.
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"The executive director of the UNAIDS secretariat has created a patriarchal culture tolerating harassment and abuse of authority and in his interviews with the panel he accepted no responsibility for actions and effects of decisions and practices creating the conditions that led to this review," the report said.
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But the deeper problem is that were already tolerating the extent to which we live in fear in America, the extent to which we have let ourselves imagine and build privatized solutions, the extent to which we have been building those solutions at the edge of a great brink.
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Writing early in the Tony Blair era, Hitchens argued that Britain's rulers had broken faith with the island nation's past, burying its history, customs and traditions, subjecting their people to a misguided European pseudo-empire, and tolerating social decay and disarray as the price of tolerance and progress.
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Nike became a lightning rod for criticism about shoddy practices by multinationals in the mid-1990s and early 2000s when it was accused by non-governmental organisations such as Oxfam and Global Exchange of tolerating sweatshops and child labour in its factories and among its suppliers in several Asian countries.
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A headline in a recent article published in "The Federalist" screams: "Yes, Tariffs Make Stuff More Expensive, But Sometimes It's Worth It." There's no mention in this article of the Congressional responsibility set out in Article I Section 8 of the Constitution, only excuses for tolerating the unilateral executive imposition of tariffs.
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Perhaps the most charitable possible reading of Fifty Shades Darker is one in which it signals a greater cultural shift: the creation of a world in which men are more capable of tolerating the vulnerability that true intimacy requires, or at least one in which women know to ask for this much.
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To get big faster, younger unicorns start buying startups sooner Since the earliest days of the commercial web, there was a Faustian bargain struck between users and content publishers: Users got free access to online content in exchange for tolerating ads sold by the very same publishers delivering the latest words, images, and videos.
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They might even start naming and stop tolerating some of "the small indignities that make even the most privileged female lives taxing," as Goldberg put it — like "mansplaining" (a man condescending to a woman on a subject she knows better than he does) or "manspreading" (when men take up too much space on a subway, e.g.
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This definition comes from a sweepstakes sponsored by 22 Days Nutrition — a food company that Beyoncé and Jay-Z co-own with their personal trainer Marco Borges — in which participants can enter to win Beyoncé and Jay-Z concert tickets "for life" in exchange for tolerating a mild digital exhortation to adopt a plant-centric diet.
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His rudeness extends to texting obliviously through the christening ceremony for John and Mary's newborn daughter, Rosie, but they ask him to be her godfather anyway, because every human being in Sherlock's life ultimately decides that his general horribleness is worth tolerating because it's his noble commitment to detective work that makes him act that way, or something.
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So far, the newly formed coalition has a legal defense fund with a piggybank of $13 million dollars, has lobbied legislation that penalizes companies from tolerating persistent harassment, and at the 75th annual Golden Globes it made the formal request for all those attending the red carpet to wear black in an effort to stand in solidarity with those who've experienced sexual misconduct.
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Kushner, who is an Orthodox Jew, has been condemned for tolerating what critics have called Trump's anti-Semitic dog whistles In July, Dana Schwartz, a writer at The Observer, wrote an open letter denouncing Trump's son-in-law (and the paper's publisher) for his "tacit approval" of an image the now president-elect tweeted that was widely viewed as anti-Semitic.
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The politics of it are such, that I can't really imagine people tolerating one or two companies having such broad sway over the US economy—as you were saying, today we're talking about a wage policy that's good to some degree, but all it says in the larger sense is that one company sets the terms for the entire labor market.
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There was a time when the disordered-eating part of my brain would read something like this and go "I don't care what's unsafe or supposedly temporary, I'll do WHATEVER it takes for as long as I need to in order to feel hot and accepted," including severe amounts of exercise and tolerating all the side effects I listed above.
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"I feel that this is an appropriate time to place civilian oversight over this police department and to send a very clear message about how serious we are about not tolerating misconduct, unethical behavior, and to root out what is clearly a toxic macho culture," Ms. Schaaf said, in announcing that the city administrator, Sabrina Landreth, will oversee the department while a national search is conducted for a new chief.
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But the rappers reveal the most when caught responding to someone else's performance: Megan Thee Stallion barely tolerating Lil Mosey; YK Osiris in slack-jawed awe of DaBaby's arrogant ferocity; Blueface and YBN Cordae hitting the woah while Rico Nasty speed talks; Comethazine staring out into the ether while Tierra Whack, going a cappella, offers a master class in rapping, an art form of which Comethazine has little understanding.
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But the rappers reveal the most when caught responding to someone else's performance: Megan Thee Stallion barely tolerating Lil Mosey; YK Osiris in slack-jawed awe of DaBaby's arrogant ferocity; Blueface and YBN Cordae hitting the woah while Rico Nasty speed talks; Comethazine staring out into the ether while Tierra Whack, going a cappella, offers a master class in rapping, an art form of which Comethazine has little understanding.
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When Campbell-Staton repeated the chamber experiments, he found that the surviving southernmost lizards were now more resistant to lower temperatures than before the cold snap, and at levels similar to their northern counterparts (they can tolerate temperatures down to around 6 degrees C or 42 degrees F). Analysis of the lizards' DNA revealed 14 genomic regions that distinguished individuals before and after the storm—genetic tweaks that endowed the lizards with cold-tolerating abilities.
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Eliana Johnson and Annie Karni at Politico reported late Monday that the retired Marine Corps general and Trump are "barely tolerating one another," and that Kelly has even resigned himself to the possibility of Trump being impeached: He has told at least one person close to him that he may as well let the president do what he wants, even if it leads to impeachment — at least this chapter of American history would come to a close.
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Trump has fueled this anger and solidified his support among "his anti-immigrant and socially conservative supporters," combating this "alleged white victimization," King and Smith argue, by requiring: protectionist measures including tolerating racial profiling in policing and reversing some extant civil rights policies; subverting others through deregulation or neglect; and favoring measures which go beyond colorblindness, such as stop-and-frisk practices and demands for identification triggered by racial and ethnic identities, as well as anti-Muslim immigration restrictions.
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CARNEY: WELL, WHAT THE MPC HAS BEEN DOING SINCE THE REFERENDUM ON BREXIT, WHICH WAS 14 MONTHS AGO, HAS BEEN PROVIDING A LOT OF STIMULUS TO THE U.K. ECONOMY ITS A PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT, AND WE HAVE BEEN WILLING TO TOLERATE INFLATION BEING AN OVERTARGET, WHERE IN A RELATIVELY RARE ECONOMY WITH HAVING INFLATION HIGHER THAN TARGET AMONG THE MAJOR CENTRAL BANKS, WE ARE TOLERATING INFLATION BEING OVER TARGET FOR LONGER IN ORDER TO CROWD IN UNEMPLOYMENT DURING A TIME OF BIG ADJUSTMENT IN THE UK ECONOMY.
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