Troublingly, the real Tamar was repeatedly sexually assaulted by Hodel.
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"Most troublingly, it shows that these activities have not stopped."
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Most troublingly, it shows that these activities have not stopped.
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His political opponents have long smeared him as troublingly irreligious.
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It is troublingly easy for contempt to cover its tracks.
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Other parts of the proposed statute, however, are troublingly vague.
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Most troublingly, failures in internal culture make the external harassment worse.
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Pushing people into a contract without their consent sounds troublingly illiberal.
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Just as troublingly, Superhuman teaches its user to surveil by default.
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Image: Ingress IntelMost troublingly, an Ingress location appears just outside the reactor.
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Troublingly, the Gaza Strip is on the verge of a similar crisis.
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Troublingly, coerced treatment is becoming increasingly popular, spurred by the overdose crisis.
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Troublingly, rat lungworm doesn't discriminate when it comes to different species of snails.
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Even more troublingly: If she could do it, who else has done it?
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The B.J.P. has proposed a number of laws with a troublingly sectarian cast.
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Her account seemed troublingly plausible—and the judge's response intemperate and highly partisan.
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Absolutely. Do I think he's been more troublingly less than forthcoming than previous nominees?
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But once humans enter the picture, this somewhat idiosyncratic behavior can become troublingly dominant.
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Troublingly, some of the most explicit content was surfaced when searching for children's movies.
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Or, more troublingly: Be nice to people, or they might make you regret it.
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Far more troublingly, Happ's free throw shooting this season (50.0%) has been an albatross.
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He also, perhaps most troublingly, seemed to think he had done a good job.
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Just as troublingly, he could look elsewhere for a prize for his jilted base.
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Prosecutors also noted that "troublingly," we have interviewed members of El Chapo's defense team.
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Troublingly, interviews with Whitney suggest that he has worked in a woman-less world.
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Troublingly, when these providers exited the market, most just closed their doors, abandoning patients.
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Simulation continued to mimic life in the eeriest and most troublingly realistic ways, though.
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But as the movie progresses, its division of focus along gender lines becomes troublingly skewed.
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Apple was troublingly quiet on the subject of how much Apple TV Plus would cost.
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They've each seemed troublingly oblivious when it comes to issues that don't directly affect them.
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Most troublingly of all, Canavero made his comments about Alcor without consulting the company first.
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Interestingly—if not troublingly—preliminary information already suggests dust devils are common in Elysium Planitia.
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Troublingly, I learned, the genitals on a male arachnid are always extended outside their bodies.
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But troublingly, recent Trump administration decisions threaten to open further cracks in the bipartisan consensus.
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Troublingly, the authors also found arsenic in over 10 percent of the sampled e-cigs.
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"Most troublingly, the Court's recent behavior" has benefited "one litigant over all others," she added.
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And — perhaps most troublingly — does the difference even make a difference in how we respond?
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More troublingly, they meet brutality at the hands of English willing to kill for kale.
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It is also troublingly easy for listeners to take up another's contempt without realizing it.
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This not only enrages him further; troublingly, it also seems to excite him a little.
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But it's troublingly easy to imagine a scenario in which Kevin's story turned out differently.
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Finally — and perhaps most troublingly — Russia even claims the right to deploy nuclear weapons to Crimea.
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Once unheard of, IT-related ground halts have become troublingly frequent over the past six months.
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More troublingly, tales of falling apart are usually more interesting than those of pulling it together.
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Troublingly, many of these kids are drinking sanitizers to get a quick buzz from the alcohol.
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More troublingly, the videos were often flagged for reasons that seemed unfair, unclear, or outright censorious.
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Troublingly, he also has Mars right on his ascendant in his 12th house, which indicates violence.
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"Now you are ready to Respawn," the company writes somewhat troublingly in the official press release.
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They're not tongue-troublingly bad, but Six and Seven are clearly just making up the numbers.
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Like you-know-who, her support is troublingly high, but there is no lack of resistance.
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Troublingly, Sean Spicer, Mr Trump's spokesman, said of that change of heart: "The president always gets something".
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Unfortunately, as she investigates the truth behind her donor's mysterious death, the survivor embodies "troublingly sinister" traits.
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More troublingly, KeRanger was signed with a valid certificate, meaning it snuck through Apple's built-in safeguards.
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More troublingly, however, it also means we're about to get a whole lot better at tricking humans.
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Troublingly, the FBI and local authorities have more options than ever if they want someone's biometric data.
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Troublingly, the virus has a chance, albeit a slim one, to spread within the United States itself.
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Troublingly, studies show that in all too many cases, it continues to taint the death penalty process.
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Troublingly, only about half of the valley's residents thought they had good access to clean tap water.
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Troublingly there has been a particularly large build up in emerging market sovereign and corporate debt levels.
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But the closeness of the race illustrates that the Freedom Party is still troublingly popular and influential.
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Even more troublingly, of all the institutions surveyed, only 65.8 percent explicitly provide referrals for abortion services.
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Most troublingly, the decline is steepest in small towns and rural areas whose communities were once ironclad.
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But the idea of a reality show star running against a talk show host is troublingly dystopian.
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And investigations of some textbook concepts in psychology But troublingly, the textbooks have not been updated accordingly.
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Most troublingly, the report claims that the total homeless population is much greater than federal estimates suggest.
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This isn't the first time government officials have stepped in to help grapple with the troublingly rampant issue.
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Even more troublingly, she said he did not seem to think such an action violated the woman's consent.
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Troublingly, one of the patients who died was not receiving chemotherapy at all, throwing Juno's claim into doubt.
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And as a troublingly obsessed Stephen King fan, let me tell you this: they're well worth checking out.
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The bill was also troublingly vague, Vartanian, who now works as a prosecutor in Rockingham County, told me.
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The scientists also identified a few smaller counties in Idaho, Wisconsin and Utah with troublingly high exemption rates.
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Moreover, parental consent forms were troublingly vague, justifying football participation with statements like everything in life has risks.
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Troublingly, it's entirely possible a similar attack may have already happened and the government has no clue about it.
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Perhaps more troublingly, the demonstrators noted that the appointment betrays Rouhani's campaign promises to promote greater freedom on campus.
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" Troublingly, another study found that "nutritional deficiencies are unrecognized in approximately 50% of patients who undergo gastric bypass surgery.
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Many newsrooms and journalists remain troublingly ill-equipped to deal with Russia's information warfare, despite what happened in 2016.
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" Targeting her conservative colleagues, she said "most troublingly, the Court's recent behavior" has benefited "one litigant over all others.
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" Targeting her conservative colleagues, she said "most troublingly, the court's recent behavior" has benefited "one litigant over all others.
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The life expectancy in Nunavik is far below the rest of Quebec and the suicide rate is troublingly high.
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Reporting harassers rarely leads to any action being taken — and, troublingly, can even lead to the victims' accounts being suspended.
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And, just as troublingly, terrorist groups have repeatedly found ways to bypass unwanted attention from non-supporting users and administrators.
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Troublingly, the same study shows that women who exhibit no symptoms can still give birth to babies with brain abnormalities.
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More troublingly to some, the design genius who wrought exquisite interiors for his clients preferred to live in exotic disarray.
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Perhaps most troublingly, I began to love how drinking seemed to help me escape my overly anxious, self-conscious mind.
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Troublingly, these issues are more likely to be treated as political talking points than the daily realities of real people's lives.
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Perhaps most troublingly for long-term U.S. economic growth, it's steering Asian countries — and their billions of consumers — toward non–U.
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Troublingly, intelligence reports suggest that several tons of this dangerous rice are still lying in wait in warehouses in neighboring countries.
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His confidence in the power of women's stories, and insight into the female condition, remain both refreshingly shrewd and troublingly rare.
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Troublingly, one of the survivors, Quintino Marcella, contacted authorities immediately after the avalanche had struck—but they refused to believe him.
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Troublingly, they found that most people feel just fine ostracizing someone if their facial features somehow indicate that they deserve it.
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" Troublingly, the researchers point out, "youth who are dismissive of sexual harassment are at elevated risk of engaging in harassing behaviors.
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Troublingly, the Justice Department thinks that BPD is classifying many of its cases as "open" as a trick to avoid scrutiny.
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Troublingly, climate change may also be strewn with such unknowns, and they pose daunting tests for how we face the future.
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It's unclear whether the movie means to critique his aggression or, more troublingly, pat him on the back for rare assertiveness.
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What they're saying: "Troublingly, we realized the process was quite easy," said Roman Sannikov, one of the researchers behind the report.
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Troublingly, the industrial CCU technology pathways with the most total potential to use CO21 are the most expensive relative to incumbents.
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Troublingly, some of these cross-faults could be adding stress to the San Andreas Fault when they shift and grind deep underground.
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Troublingly, however, Maliki still operates behind the scenes to undermine Abadi's policies, and has indicated plans to stand for elections in 2018.
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While the exact nature, or intentions, of the aliens have yet to be made clear, today's patch notes make something troublingly clear.
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Troublingly, students had the same amount of confidence in a close election where the winner conceded as they did in a landslide.
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Most troublingly for Mr. Sanders, Ms. Warren's support profile has roughly as much overlap with Mr. Biden's as it does with his.
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Misinformation about coronavirus, whether it comes from social media users or, troublingly, President Trump, can feed xenophobia and make people less safe.
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Fresh training options unlock, from the troublingly named Ball Smash to Power Generator, which sees Magikarp repeatedly pressing a button for its reward.
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Despite Donald Trump's troublingly superficial knowledge of policy, his occasionally fresh set of eyes do see somewhat clearer than Clinton's on some issues.
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Perhaps just as troublingly, the researchers found a number of technical flaws in both the software itself and how it's tested for accuracy.
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More troublingly, it may be taking important attention away from Trump's horrifying cabinet, and his continued flouting of numerous democratic and presidential norms.
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Despite the severity of the current opioid epidemic, this logic—that drugs are bad, and drug users should be punished—is troublingly pervasive.
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But, more troublingly, it also suggests that the reality-show president sees no distinction between policy and theater, between appearance and the truth.
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Troublingly, it ranks No. 22 out of 24 countries rated by the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) on the security of their nuclear materials.
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More broadly, International Energy Agency head Fatih Birol frequently says the amount of investment and activity worldwide around carbon capture is troublingly low.
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The strings are almost troublingly raw, perched on the edge of hysteria, over a yawning gulf to the deep base of the orchestra.
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Most troublingly, he says, despite a recent push throughout the Western world for men to get treatment, male suicide rates haven't dropped significantly.
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Fox ..... Trump has long favored Fox News as his preferred television network, establishing an at times troublingly symbiotic relationship with the news outlet.
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More troublingly, the perpetrators of the hack apparently tried to make it look as though it was all the work of North Korean agents.
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Most troublingly, Sheley says the amendment opens a loophole that weakens the restrictions on drones equipped with weapons like tear gas or rubber bullets.
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Along with the troublingly long list of allegations of racism in his past, Sessions' opinions on marijuana have been very clear and very negative.
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More troublingly, it said it expected revenue growth rates to decline by "high single-digit percentages" in the third and fourth quarters of 2018.
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Troublingly, they think massive melts like this could be a harbinger of the future—but more research is needed before we can be sure.
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Troublingly, many pro-unity demonstrations have featured explicit displays of fascism, in a country where a fascist dictator ruled less than 50 years ago.
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Troublingly, 28503 percent of U.S. adults cannot identify one of the 22019,000 concentration camps or ghettos where Holocaust victims were herded, labored and slaughtered.
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The premiere of Solo: A Star Wars Story may be less than four months away, but information about the movie has been troublingly sparse.
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Most troublingly, its title suggests that it's all about Caliban, but the novel fails to live up to that promise in any compelling way.
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The article troublingly displays how the Office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) has failed to adjust trade strategy to correct for past mistakes.
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If that intent was profoundly shaped by their racism or self-interest as slaveholders, then this way of seeing the Constitution is troublingly myopic.
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There's also a troublingly blinkered aspect to the world Beattie has created, as regards race, age, gender, technology — really, as regards the modern world.
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"Perhaps most troublingly, the court's recent behavior on stay applications has benefited one litigant over all others," Sotomayor wrote, without mentioning Trump by name.
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Sanders, notably -- and troublingly -- reversed his earlier promise to release additional medical records, saying the letters he had already released from doctors would suffice.
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More troublingly, the reports paint a bleak picture of how the U.S. engagement has created an untenable version of the American dream for Afghanistan.
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More troublingly, the company said it expected revenue growth rates to decline by "high single-digit percentages" in the third and fourth quarters of 2018.
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The Boosted Board is the best electric skateboard on the market, but its biggest flaw is a troublingly low range of 6 miles per charge.
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Troublingly, some of these pieces have reportedly entered into orbits equal to or higher than the International Space Station, potentially putting the base at risk.
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Most troublingly, he doesn't have some kind of sophisticated argument for this position, beyond hand-waving at the Iraq withdrawal and Libya interventions being bad.
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More troublingly, however, is the fact that Qudosi was presented to members of the House of Representatives as a legitimate voice of reform within Islam.
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One example that the Wall Street Journal article uses is costly spinal surgery: Troublingly for women, this same method could be used to predict pregnancies.
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" What Schubert troublingly fails to grasp, despite touting her background having prosecuted death penalty cases, is that each and every death penalty case is "extraordinary.
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The image Marcos presents of herself is troublingly out of touch with the reality Greenfield investigates, to the point where the documentary acquires dual narratives.
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Nobody would claim that Obamacare is perfect; many Americans remain uninsured, and too many of those with coverage face troublingly high out-of-pocket expenses.
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The disorder is called phocomelia, but no one knows how to treat it or prevent it—a troublingly relevant story in the age of Zika.
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And perhaps most troublingly, the film sloppily portrays the Green Book it is named for, leaving out or misrepresenting some pertinent details and flattening its history.
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It's a compelling, often troublingly intimate listen, and one that will inevitably have Allison spoken about as one of 2018's most exciting breakout indie musicians.
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We ain't both dyin'"—before falling into a troublingly airy, video game-referencing chorus: "Pause me, learn me, 100 percent / Predict me, get me, 100 percent.
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But while it isn't controversial to skate anywhere today, it clearly remains troublingly taboo to rep a trans girl or a drag queen on your swag.
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Fluoroquinolones. (The most used single drug was azithromycin, marketed as Zithromax, which isn't a quinolone.) More troublingly, doctors often prescribe these medications unnecessarily, studies repeatedly show.
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" Sanders, troublingly, seemed to suggest that his administration would use federal contracting opportunities to punish firms; he stated "these guys line up at the federal trough.
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Finally, and most troublingly, S.2155 makes it more difficult for the Federal Reserve to regulate the biggest U.S. banks, including Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs.
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And perhaps most troublingly, the film sloppily portrays the "Green Book" it is named for, leaving out or misrepresenting some pertinent details and flattening its history.
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But a lot of the decade's most adroit attempts at carrying classic hip-hop's torch have leaned troublingly close to tribute, offering homage oftentimes without innovation.
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Alternatively, and more troublingly, he could end up following the chain of command to carry out his boss's evident wishes and try to make the investigation disappear.
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Troublingly, analysts are directed to create a minimum of 12 Chronic Offender Bulletins, with five to 10 "back ups" to be switched in as people are arrested.
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Troublingly, government authorities in Belarus and those involved in the construction have been accused of withholding information, eliciting comparisons to Soviet-style secrecy during the Cold War.
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Now, my three kids are with me in Senegal, and it is much harder to sidestep the troublingly real subject matter that has engulfed life around us.
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As the Olympics leave Rio, and as we look ahead to Pyeongchang and beyond, the question remains troublingly unresolved: Does Olympification always have to mean mass displacement?
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In what's become a troublingly common occurrence, the combination of extreme weather and crumbling infrastructure threatened the residents of another American community in California not long ago.
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There's no denying that America's No. 1 awareness-raising, Pentagon-money-taking, Budweiser-branded sports league has come under fire for a lot of troublingly actual problems.
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Troublingly, Yahoo's chief information security officer Bob Lord says that the company hasn't been able to determine how the data from the one billion accounts was stolen.
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" As for Trump and Mike Pence, their charts show a troublingly apt match: "Mike Pence is all Gemini: His Sun, Mercury, and Moon are all in Gemini.
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Mr. Salvini and his allies contend that an erosion of the traditional family by liberal values has contributed to Italy's troublingly low birthrate and loss of identity.
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He argues that depicting disability as the source of supernatural capabilities troublingly obfuscates the accomplishments of impaired individuals who must navigate stressors and barriers unknown to others.
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At the same time, the heinousness of the act implicates the form in which it's presented: the manipulative, splayed-leg duets that are troublingly ubiquitous in ballet.
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More troublingly, the attack drives home the point that experts have long warned about: Russia's not the only country interested in interfering in the 2020 US election.
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But the idea of a reality show star running against a talk show host is troublingly dystopian," tweeted MacFarlane, the creator of the TV series "Family Guy.
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In the case of the TSA, biased technologies can lead to longer lines, invasive pat-downs, and missed flights — and most troublingly, to discrimination against passengers of color.
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That's an attack on the bedrock of our democracy and, more troublingly to me as an evangelical, the Christian doctrine of being made in the image of God.
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Love may be blind, but it is certainly benighted, constantly threatened with discovery, by the lowering presence of Malachi and, most troublingly of all, by Moncur's tubercular lungs.
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But any stroll through the table literature at the Saturday gun show laid bare how much we got laughably, conspiratorially, troublingly wrong about the world outside our bubble.
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Troublingly, the study found that their fears were well founded, as both male and female listeners were quick to think these women were talking too much, too aggressively.
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Perhaps most troublingly for Lukaku, a group representing a section of Inter's supporters released a statement on Facebook purporting to educate Lukaku in the "ways" of Italian soccer.
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This article reveals new details about their efforts to hold onto the building by tapping cash from their other holdings and, potentially more troublingly, fund-raising attempts overseas.
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Troublingly, the President-elect, through cabinet picks like Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt and ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson—both climate skeptics—hints at a very environment-unfriendly White House.
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A petition calling on the Met to remove a painting by Balthus from its walls for its troublingly sexualized depiction of a young girl has gained over 8,000 signatures.
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Troublingly for Ryan, the conservative group Heritage Action, which is usually a key indicator for how hardcore conservatives might vote, hardened its opposition to the revised bill on Tuesday.
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There's a troublingly adolescent quality to these disturbances, which I theorize are less likely to occur in cities that are soberly aware of their own capacity for self-harm.
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Troublingly, pilots flying the 737 Max did not know MCAS existed until Boeing sent out a memo about it after the Lion Air crash, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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And perhaps more troublingly, "Striking Vipers" also never concerns itself with the optics of using Asian bodies to perform sexual acts that would be uncomfortable to perform in real life.
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Troublingly, a preliminary autopsy report failed to list the cause of death, and found multiple bruises on the victim's body as well as evidence on his skin of an injection.
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More troublingly, there was no gas, which meant no hot water or stove (the host, an associate of Mr. Davis's, had apologized for the inconvenience the day of the rental).
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There is a troublingly wide gap between the economic fortunes of the rich and the poor — an inequality that has helped unleash political populism in Europe and the United States.
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Critics there are pointing to the purchase of a retirement home chain by Anbang Insurance Group as an example of a troublingly lax attitude toward Chinese investment in the country.
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From a glance at social media, a troublingly large number of them are all too eager for two nuclear powers to start a battle that will be hard to stop.
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Troublingly, the Pentagon's recent budget proposal allocates only $6 million to AM&E of its security cooperation programs, which is less than 0.02 percent of the total security cooperation budget.
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More troublingly, income-based repayment has done little to help borrowers who are already in default, including those who defaulted outside of the three-year window captured by the default rate.
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Japanese text was an inescapable attribute of vaporwave's visual identity, but most producers were often young white men in the West, channeling a language they, troublingly, associated with 80s tech affluence.
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It is deeply troublingly that the decision of Trump to withdraw troops from Syria goes against American interests in the region and is directly in line with the interests of Putin.
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However, the closer she gets to uncovering the truth about her donor's sudden death, the more she starts taking on the characteristics of the deceased -- some of which are troublingly sinister.
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Jorge Sampaoli's team stuttered through qualifying, its fearsome attack blunted surprisingly — and troublingly — easily until Lionel Messi conjured a hat trick in Ecuador to ensure his country would go to Russia.
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The company, founded in 1969 to prove that African-Americans could master ballet, had fallen into massive debt and gone into a temporary hiatus that stretched troublingly into nearly a decade.
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Moreover, it "troublingly erased" demands regarding racism, discrimination, and the "modern day Jim Crow class system" that separates full-fledged employees from the large pool of less privileged and protected contract workers.
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But to an advertising watchdog group, the ad is troublingly incomplete: Nowhere does it mention that the five-year survival rate for Kessler's diagnosis is less than 3%, making her an outlier.
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Troublingly, H58 has in the past absorbed other antibiotic-resistance genes into its chromosome, where they can become more "hard wired" than plasmids, which can just as easily be lost as gained.
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Photo: GettyA data breach at the dog-walking app Wag left addresses and lockbox codes publicly exposed online, an incident that could have led to break-ins or, more troublingly, dog-nappings.
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Yet a recent study found, troublingly, that nearly one in three prospective international students surveyed said they had less interest in studying in the United States because of the current political climate.
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Troublingly, they've already succeeded in securing new CDA 230-like provisions in the USMCA and as part of the U.S. government negotiating position on the upcoming World Trade Organization E-Commerce Paper.
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If the election lent unexpected depth to a jumbled play like "Party People," it made "Dead Poets Society," a drama about a charismatic teacher at a stuffy prep school, feel troublingly shallow.
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For Mr. Girard, the most challengingly misogynistic aspect of the piece is that Daland, Senta's father, agrees to trade his daughter for some gold the Dutchman is carrying, a troublingly mercenary transaction.
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The emotions that Mr. Flynn is called upon to embody at once include guilt, fear, self-hatred and, most troublingly, the sense that maybe he was really happiest back in the basement.
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Previous targets have ignored CO2 produced by the troublingly international aviation and shipping sectors – a problem given that analyst Carbon Brief reckons aviation will produce more emissions than anything else in 2050.
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Analysts believe Hezbollah may try to do the same, whether for its Shiite base or, more troublingly for the United States, for Hezbollah fighters wounded in the Syrian civil war next door.
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Photo: GettyIt's no secret that being a woman in tech comes with its discriminatory disadvantages, but a new report from the Human Rights Watch reveals that in China, recruiting tactics are troublingly sexist.
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I think we see our mission very clearly as being a forum for discussing all of these really important issues at a time when a lot of news media has become troublingly polarized.
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The spread of that story has been fueled by some alarming new factors, including apparent promotion by foreign powers and the rise of misinformation sites on Facebook, but the basics are troublingly familiar.
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Troublingly, NASA says around two dozen pieces of the destroyed Indian satellite were flung to orbits higher than the ISS, which currently orbits the Earth at an altitude of 410 kilometers (255 miles).
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"Troublingly, federal government agencies, which were responsible for fulfilling many of the Trump administration's explicitly discriminatory policies towards Muslims, were the most egregious perpetrators of anti-Muslim bias incidents," the report also said.
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Technology built to address child porn might be a bad fit for combating "terrorist content," but even more troublingly, there isn't consensus on whether terrorists are converted by extremist content on the internet.
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Certain types — charlatans, wastrels and freeloaders, many of them Indian — accumulate troublingly, as does the kind of servant who pines for the good old days when they wore white gloves to serve dinner.
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Even more troublingly, the plants raided included those owned by Koch Foods, which in August 2018 paid $3.75 million to settle a lawsuit alleging racial and sexual harassment against Latina workers at these plants.
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Page 152 of Leviathan Inc's 10-K reveals a troublingly high level of such related-party transactions in the form of political funding (much from cash-rich companies as well as from individual donors).
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While slightly fewer quakes are predicted to occur this year compared with last year, troublingly, the vast majority will be triggered by human activities, namely the oil industry practice of injecting wastewater deep underground.
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Or, more troublingly, that law enforcement agencies will use the systems for more than just their stated purpose—which, in this case, is to identify hotels and hotel chains involved in human trafficking efforts.
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Troublingly, while even the ITC acknowledges that some manufacturing workers will lose their jobs, they also project that the TPP will only boost employment in the lower paying services sector by a mere 0.1%.
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A MacArthur "Genius" Fellow and major figure in the history of computing, Stallman has long been a stain on the reputation of institutions with which he has affiliated, for troublingly sexist comments and stances.
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Ramona has a teacher who may not like her, a forced friendship with Willa Jean, a nemesis known as "Yard Ape" and perhaps most troublingly, an uncooked lunch that ends up in her hair.
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But the way he navigated the song's transformation, from disappointment to obsession, was so gripping and troublingly real, I heard people all around me exhale afterward, as if Mr. Appl had rendered them breathless.
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More troublingly, the argument that sex workers should somehow save the world from angry, abusive men suggests that women in the sex industry can endure abuse in a way that other, "regular" women can't.
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The videos are deeply representative of a time when disinformation is troublingly realistic and questions of authenticity are a public concern—a time when our ability to discern the truth is racing against technological advances.
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Troublingly, it may be difficult to for physicians to detect yellow fever in patients, particularly in countries like the US where most doctors and healthcare workers have never even seen a case of the disease.
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Its work is in a way similar to CA, in that it is gleaning insights of a perhaps troublingly specific nature from billions of public posts, but it's at least doing it in full view.
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And blue states have higher average inequality than red states do (in part because of their success in promoting high-paying jobs), and their dense urban economies continue to harbor troublingly deep pockets of disadvantage.
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When trans youth are acknowledged by mass media, it often happens as they are fighting for their basic rights — like bathroom access, or having their correct name called during graduation — which troublingly invites further scorn.
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His blasé reception of the woman's death shows a man whose profession as crime writer has habituated him to stories of violence, but is nevertheless troublingly dismissive, in a way that lingers in the mind.
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Whether those people failed us when they did not honor our expectations, or, more troublingly, if we were wrong to have had those expectations of them in the first place is irrelevant, in the end.
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It runs the listener ragged before offering up the closer, "Petite," a stark and troublingly fragile acoustic track, Stewart's voice moving from a warble to a breathless baritone as cellos swirl and meander around him.
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It runs the listener ragged before offering up the closer, "Petite," a stark and troublingly fragile acoustic track, Stewart's voice moving from a warble to a breathless baritone as cellos swirl and meander around him.
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My only complaints were, being a giant, these pants looked troublingly flood-length and were also oddly tight on my calves, preventing me from doing any casual yet seductive high kicks à la Melissa in Bridesmaids.
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She also highlighted the troublingly low claims rate of less than one percent, after a notice program in which only about 775,000 potential class members out of a pool of 2 million cardholders were contacted directly.
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More troublingly, there's the fact that even though the Callisto Expansion has identified harassment from investors as a major threat to its users, the organization has taken funding from a collection of six venture capital firms.
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That line is easy to draw for projects that put sexual predators front and center, like House of Cards, anything featuring Casey Affleck or anything from Woody Allen's troublingly long career as an award-winning filmmaker.
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"This arrangement raises serious concerns about the length Novartis was willing to go in order to curry favor with this Administration, and perhaps more troublingly, what it expected or was promised in return," the letter says.
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You are repeatedly forced to believe that whatever terrors you have just witnessed occurred to these characters for some indescribable, yet cosmically justifiable reason — and, even more troublingly, accept that similar fates will soon befall others.
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However, NATO has felt incapable of taking a hard line with President Vladimir Putin over his weapons program in part because of US President Donald Trump's troublingly friendly approach to Russia, three NATO officials told Insider.
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Speaking in September, France's defence minister, Florence Parly, pointed to the troublingly close approach of a Russian military spacecraft named Olimp-K to a French and Italian military satellite as evidence that satellites "are becoming prey, targets".
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For then-national security adviser John Bolton and Fiona Hill, Trump's top foreign adviser on Europe and Russia, July 10 brought the clearest sign yet that politics was troublingly being injected into US foreign policy toward Ukraine.
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More troublingly, the possibility that he could be seeking favorable treatment from Russia could offer a motivation for a change made to water down a hostile stance towards Russia in the platform at the Republican National Convention.
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More troublingly yet, for both the U.S. and the global economies, that in turn would heighten the risk of a full-scale trade war as the U.S. trade partners felt obliged to retaliate to increased U.S. protectionism.
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More recently, and more troublingly, a study found that self-driving cars may have trouble detecting people with darker skin tones, meaning that the cars could potentially fail to stop if a dark-skinned pedestrian crosses its path.
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One troublingly persistent theme, however, was Rock 's insistence on framing the #OscarsSoWhite debate as a solely black and white issue, thus undermining the idea of "inclusivity" promoted in an upbeat speech by Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs.
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"Participants also believed that the black men were more capable of causing harm in a hypothetical altercation and, troublingly, that police would be more justified in using force to subdue them, even if the men were unarmed," Wilson said.
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More troublingly for May's prospects of steering the treaty through parliament, her own party's leader in Scotland, fierce Brexit critic Ruth Davidson, said the transition was a bad deal — for letting the EU retain power over British fishing grounds.
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Whether supporting anti-Muslim positions (despite the fact that American terror plots have been foiled by Muslim informants) or anti-immigrant positions more broadly (despite the fact that immigration is good for the economy), conservatives have become troublingly reactionary.
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But troublingly for oil bulls, weekly U.S. oil production rose by 25,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 9.71 million bpd, the highest since monthly figures showing the United States produced more than 10 million bpd in the early 1970s.
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"Perhaps most troublingly, the Court's recent behavior on stay applications has benefited one litigant over all others," Sotomayor wrote in a sharp opinion dissenting from the court's decision to lift an injunction on the administration's immigrant "public charge" rule.
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More troublingly, though, the Day 224 fund suggests that Bezos, like other billionaire philanthropists before him, think the problems of homelessness, poverty, and displacement should be solved by a network of donors and nonprofits — and not by elected officials.
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Clinton discussed having a "private position" and a "public position," said that people from Wall Street should be allowed to regulate the industry, and generally seemed troublingly cozy with bankers—all issues that could have cost her in the Democratic primary.
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Appointing Romney to a top Cabinet post would unify the Republican Party, and provide a useful counter to the occasionally isolationist worldview Trump has espoused, as well as the troublingly pro-Putin attitude of newly appointed national security adviser Lt. Gen.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York's poorest neighborhoods are home to the city's student borrowers under the most stress, according to a central bank report released on Friday showing "troublingly high" loan default and delinquency rates mainly in the Bronx and Brooklyn.
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The "we" in this instance is a set of broken, messy kids and young adults working with a shadowy pseudo-military agency called NERV and a set of giant, biomechanical monstrosities called the Evangelions, which need young—troublingly young—pilots.
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Consider this troublingly lovely description, from "Austerlitz," of the German Army entering Prague: Next morning, at first light, the Germans did indeed march into Prague in the middle of a heavy snowstorm which seemed to make them appear out of nowhere.
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More troublingly, these consecutive de-facto recognitions of Israeli annexations may also embolden voices in the Israeli right calling for the annexation of the West Bank, which is under Israeli military rule, but has not been incorporated into Israel by law.
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The CDC has created an algorithm for testing pregnant women who may have been exposed to the virus, but it's exceedingly complicated and, more troublingly, it may lead to the detection of microcephaly outside of the window of possible pregnancy termination.
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Today, the chairman of the Chinese buyer, Anbang Insurance Group, is being held by the Chinese police for undisclosed reasons — and critics say the deal represents the latest example of Canada's troublingly lax attitude toward Chinese money flooding into the country.
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The 27-year-old mom and others who noticed the photos are upset: not just because social media users are fetishizing and gaining publicity through other people's kids, but more troublingly because they're editing the pictures to conform to unrealistic beauty standards.
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"Participants also believed that the black men were more capable of causing harm in a hypothetical altercation and, troublingly, that police would be more justified in using force to subdue them, even if the men were unarmed," Wilson said in the statement.
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Perhaps most troublingly, the changes are a big handout to the dairy industry, which makes a substantial amount of money from its contracts with public schools and was reportedly struggling under the Obama-era regulations, according to a new report by Bloomberg.
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We sincerely hope that Connor just went troublingly overboard in his attempt to show sympathy for the boy, but as some other users pointed out, his reply proves just how much we as a society don't respect a woman's right to say no.
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Most troublingly, the popular image of infertility is that of an upper-middle-class, white, straight-partnered woman in her mid-to-late thirties, a stereotype that erases the significant experiences of black, indigenous, poor, and LGBTQ women who face barriers to diagnosis and treatment.
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After spending the Obama era frowning and sighing about how the national deficit (the gap between annual government spending and revenues) was troublingly high, Republicans decided last year to explode that same figure with a tax cut package massively tilted toward the rich and corporations.
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" There's also a troublingly vague clause appended to the district attorney's announcement: "Should an NYPD officer determine that the public is best served by arresting an individual who would ordinarily receive a criminal summons, that officer will still have the option to do so.
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But what we have learned from 2017 is that, no matter how troublingly foreign policy can seem to be used as a distraction by this administration to its domestic woes, they don't have the time or the bandwidth to be that focused or damaging.
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Conversations about growing up and opportunity in American life can never be separated from race, and it's worth noting that — after Moonlight notably carved out territory for coming-of-age stories beyond whiteness and straightness last year — these three films are predominantly, and sometimes troublingly, white.
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Most troublingly for Putin, the sanctions target the oligarchs, the spectacularly wealthy few who have benefited from Putin's role because of a tacit agreement whereby they look away from his autocratic ways while he allows them to amass fortunes through questionable means, often with government support.
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But of the 11 suspects we interviewed, all but one said they either did not give their legal consent to appear on the show, were too inebriated to consent knowingly or were coerced into signing — with the police and producers, troublingly, working together to get those signatures.
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Not only did all of these incidents receive plenty of media coverage, but the list also focuses exclusively on attacks perpetrated by Muslims, troublingly seeming to ignore incidents linked to far-right extremists and white nationalists even as the threat to Americans posed by these groups has grown.
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In addition to Collette (playing one of the richest characters of her career), the movie has Gabriel Byrne as Annie's troublingly passive husband Steve, Alex Wolff as her overwhelmed teenage son Peter, and Milly Shapiro as her eccentric daughter Charlie, who makes strange noises and even stranger art.
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While Mer holds a bunch of paper towels over the wound on her patient's chest, which seems troublingly similar to how a complete nonmedical person like myself would deal with the situation, Penny plays carrier pigeon for Meredith and Amelia as Mer tries to get info on Katie Bryce.
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But for Tarantino's subversion to really land, you have to know the reality being subverted to a pretty high level of detail — and if you don't, the whole story starts to feel like it's about Rick and Cliff taking out their aggression on hippies or (more troublingly) young women.
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Perhaps most troublingly, Dr. Rosenthal's proposed solution will incite insidious debate surrounding where to draw the line on who pays tuition and who doesn't — and who is to draw it — as it departs from the wrongheaded principle that society doesn't need certain kinds of doctors as much as others.
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The photos and videos rolling in on social media show rivers ready to overflow and hillside highways becoming impassable:Most troublingly, this storm will once again test California's aging infrastructure, including levees that control the flow of water into the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta, preventing the state's freshwater supply from being contaminated with seawater.
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Most troublingly, a detective who worked with Epstein's victims called into question a key part of Johnson's story: Hearing her answers that night, I had to remind myself that PTSD from sexual trauma is known to damage victims' memories — and that the parties she recalled allegedly happened more than two decades ago.
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In the post, they write: However, the response ignored several of the core demands — like elevating the diversity officer and employee representation on the board — and troublingly erased those focused on racism, discrimination, and the structural inequity built into the modern day Jim Crow class system that separates 'full time' employees from contract workers.
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More troublingly, it reveals once again, that we have an occupant in the White House unable to recognize that America's true greatness lies in its enormous capacity for social transformation; the ability of visionary leaders and ordinary citizens to right ancient wrongs, admit grievous mistakes and, by correcting historic injustices, choose love over hate.
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At a time when major albums are rolled out in secret and social-media accounts are carefully managed—a time when saying very little earns you the benefit of the doubt—West's tendency to overshare, in songs and online, often in spectacularly tone-deaf ways, makes him seem more human and, sometimes, troublingly misogynistic.
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She has a great deal to think about — her work as an art historian, the troublingly opaque past of her boyfriend, who was married when she met him — so it takes her a while to realize that she is the only person who can see the woman in the old-fashioned dress who haunts her walks.
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The first trailer for The Edge of Seventeen, out this fall, finds Oscar nominee and Taylor Swift Squad Member Hailee Steinfeld getting in touch with her inner average teen as she struggles with the cruel world of high school — full of unhelpful teachers (Woody Harrelson), parents (Kyra Sedgwick) and, most troublingly, a cool, hunky brother (Blake Jenner).
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The error is important not only because inaccurately tossing around the f-word contributes to the hyperbole that is turning civil society into a circus of inflammatory charges and countercharges, but also because it reveals a serious failure of understanding — one that's troublingly pervasive in Europe and even common among a distressingly large number of American liberals.
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Fall (season 8, episode 4) The final episode of the show has a lot of ground to cover, and it doesn't do all of it gracefully — Dean and Sookie's cameos, especially, feel more like fan service than an organic part of the story that A Year in the Life was telling, and Emily's ending feels troublingly like an afterthought.
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But those targets were never met, and talent agents said warning signs about Woodstock 50 began to appear early on, like a much-delayed lineup announcement; the mysterious departure of an announced headliner, the Black Keys; a date for the start of ticket sales that came and went; and, most troublingly, the lack of essential state and local permits.
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In many ways, what happened in Foster's case is troublingly ordinary: A 2010 review by Equal Justice Initiative of jury selection in eight Southern states found evidence of racial discrimination in jury selection in every one; a 2012 North Carolina study found eligible black jurors struck at twice the rate of whites; and a 2003 Louisiana study found it was three times the rate.
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She was succeeded by Michael Flynn, a reactionary former Army general with troublingly Islamophobic views who was fired after less than a month in office for lying to Vice President Mike Pence about his contacts with the Russian ambassador to the US. Flynn, in turn, was replaced by McMaster — a man who is in many ways the polar opposite of both him and Bannon.
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Talking about how middle-class values cheapen the lives of others whose realities are more vulnerable or complicated, Strike thinks: But while the Potter books benefitted from a combination of historical specificity (the entire series is a period piece about the cruel plutocratic revanchism that defined the Thatcher era) and troublingly simplistic analogy (house elves!), the Strike series struggles with the vague and under-considered liberalism of its author.
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Out of this environment, there has developed a troublingly deep contradiction that has more and more intensely permeated the American political discourse over the past few decades—and has manifested quite acutely in the 2016 election of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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So the film is rife with symbolism about nationalism (the dance the Markos group is performing is one that Blanc created in the wake of the war, meaningfully called "Volk," or "people"), about women's power against men (who in this film are often at the mercy of the dance academy mistresses once they step in its doors), and — perhaps most troublingly — about the complexity of that power yielded by women against one another.
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