They should turn inward, toward a kind of modern monasticism.
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The real problem is that wealth makes us turn inward.
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He knows that a echidna's back feet turn inward, complicating tracking.
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It wasn't the first time the exhibition made me turn inward.
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Steven is really going to have to turn inward and face himself.
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With no tiles to count and graffiti to read, I turn inward.
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United States should turn inward and disengage from the world—something the
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"And they're made worse by the tendency to turn inward," he said.
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First, China will turn inward and second, foreigners will turn away, it said.
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And when they turn inward, Jay-Z can be reserved, while Beyoncé seethes.
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Americans did turn inward after 9/11 and the advent of social media.
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But it also holds a dangerous warning for what happens when Afghans turn inward.
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When nervous, I turn inward, minimizing the amount of space my body takes up.
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In observance, we have an opportunity to turn inward, and empower and cherish one another.
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A tumor that pressed on Joel's optic nerve, causing his right eye to turn inward.
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Will they engage the world productively and peacefully, turn inward, or pick fights with neighbors?
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"The answer to the world's problems today is not to turn inward," Madeleine Albright said.
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Apparently our growing fondness for the taste has made us turn inward, suspicious of others.
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But the Orbán government has exacerbated a turn inward which had started in the early 27s.
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The condition, caused by certain strains of Chlamydia trachomatis, a bacterium, makes the eyelid turn inward.
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Inside Pitch The Mets' shortage of outfielders has prompted them to turn inward in their search.
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This may come in several forms: You might turn inward and use the time to think.
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But despite my disappointment and sadness, I knew once again that the answer was to turn inward.
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Will we turn inward using apps like Signal and Telegram to ensure no one can see us?
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As much as many Americans would like to turn inward, that path will imperil the United States.
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Forced to turn inward, Icelanders instead backed domestic projects like boutique hotels, locavore eateries and designer stores.
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But somehow, the Core device (along with noise canceling headphones) helped me focus and actually turn inward.
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And the more we turn inward, the more our anxiety tells us that everything is going horribly.
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As the moon diminishes to the point of invisibility, we'll be compelled to turn inward and seek rest.
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My research indicates that they will start a turn inward, to look more closely at their own lives.
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We can embrace Michael Bay-style destruction, a fantastical end of the world, or we can turn inward.
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For showing Bobby turn inward in this way, The Carmichael Show hit the nail right on the head.
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"I am absolutely convinced that this is not a moment to turn inward," Azevedo told a WTO conference.
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If trauma remains unprocessed, disgust or rage can turn inward to self-harm or externalize itself to others.
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Economic, political and national security challenges proliferate, and they are made worse by the tendency to turn inward.
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Iran only has to turn inward a little bit for those proxies to begin to feel the pinch.
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There are two broad options: work harder to save the alliance, or turn inward and opt for self-reliance.
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A party that once celebrated America's influence abroad, must accept a President who wants the US to turn inward.
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Or, might China instead harden and turn inward, developing a more truculent, disruptive policy of "Made in China 2025"?
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As the moon turns away from us, we're encouraged to turn inward and reflect on our lives, goals, and relationships.
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Jupiter retrograde encourages us to turn inward and consider the state of things from a perspective other than our own.
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Megan Bent and Pelenakeke Brown turn inward to create richly imaginative worlds within objects as common as leaves and keyboards.
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He said the rapid pace of innovation and the increasingly global economy have stoked anxiety and an impulse to turn inward.
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This impending great turn inward also won't be the first time that a liberal's defeat forced Americans' thoughts toward self-development.
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During Jupiter's long, annual retrograde, we turn inward to learn the difference between what we're pursuing and what we really want.
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After a few minutes of futile interaction with the space, you finally turn inward and pray, and there is blissful silence.
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A lot of your work seems to deal with anthropological/sociological issues—how did it feel to turn inward for this one?
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Repeated or prolonged infection with it scars a person's eyelids until they turn inward, causing lashes to rub against the eye constantly.
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According to the cultural critic John Berger, something strange happens when we consume shocking images: Often we turn inward, rather than outward.
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And, as it revisits some of the uncertainties in "2001" — free will, extraterrestrials, God — it seems to turn inward instead of out.
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The goal then, of therapy, is for the individual to turn inward for approval, and be less preoccupied with how those perceive them.
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You want to rush through everything, Aries, but Mars retrograde is the warrior planet's time to turn inward, rest, and rework its goals.
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Those suffering an advanced stage of the disease, in which the eyelashes turn inward and scrape the cornea, can be treated with simple surgery.
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Here in Germany, and across the Continent, right-wing, anti-immigration parties are calling for their nations to turn inward, away from one another.
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The professor says Trump's turn inward tarnishes the democratic model the US has sought to project elsewhere -- at least from outside the Western world.
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Without exposure to outside things to fight, our defenses turn inward and toward more benign substances, leading to increased levels of eczema, asthma and allergies.
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While some British bands were trying to turn inward, away from American influences, others were finding ways to forge new ties between rock and jazz.
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And if vulnerable lawmakers turn inward, that could make passing controversial legislation, like an overhaul of the health care or tax system, even more difficult.
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"Even when hatred burns hottest, even when the tug of tribalism is at its most primal, we must resist the urge to turn inward," he said.
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Faced with these global crises, and in the wake of a particularly bruising presidential election in our own country, the temptation to turn inward is growing.
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The urban village ethos has encouraged prosperous neighborhoods to turn inward and even take pride in not connecting with fellow citizens in the suburban areas beyond.
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People take advantage of that privacy; groups empty pitchers and turn inward and up in volume, but a number of singletons watch the games in reverie.
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CHINA has long oscillated between the urge to equip its elite with foreign knowledge and skills, and an opposing instinct to turn inward and rebuff such influences.
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The most obvious one is extreme grief and how people process it, how they turn inward and shut down, or externalize it and find someone to blame.
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Even more than most elections, last year's contest spurred talk of an isolationist America inclined to turn inward, away from many of its international engagements and allies.
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Quite the contrary: When the AIDS epidemic struck the gay community in the 1980s, gay men mourning the deaths of lovers and friends did not turn inward.
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If Democrats continue to turn inward, overlooking the weakening international liberal order, their failure will only feed what has become a vicious cycle of isolationism and insecurity.
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But as Mr. Varadkar pointed out, it was America's decision to turn inward that helped Canada to re-emerge as a global player after Mr. Trudeau's election.
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Either way, Blake says you'll be well-served to turn inward and listen to the voice in your head if you're menstruating in time with the full moon.
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So all those things kind of left me feeling isolated, but just led me to turn inward more, and like focus on a fantasy world a little bit.
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The controversial act caused the Buddhist country to turn inward for a moment of introspection and reflection about societal norms and the nature of art in the 21st century.
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But as I grew older, I learned that the fixation on perfection and the self-flagellating level of discipline required to approach it could turn inward in destructive ways.
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"In authoritarian states, they can react to an internal crisis by one of two ways: They can turn inward or they can turn outward," McKenzie said at a briefing.
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Individual nations in Europe, along with the US, would turn inward and try to figure out a way to provide for their own security without cooperating with other countries.
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"If we turn away from these values, turn inward, we will betray our purpose and our destiny," Howard Cooper, a rabbi in north London, said in his Rosh Hashana sermon.
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With Jupiter beginning its retrograde midweek, your creative passions halt and then turn inward as you spend the warmer months of this year reflecting on what makes your inner world cheerful.
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Kerry's visit follows Britain's decision to leave the EU, a move that stoked fears among former Soviet republics who want to join the bloc but now fret it will turn inward.
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Europeans, he said, would generally prefer an American president "who will demonstrate determined American leadership," even as, to many analysts, Mr. Trump's rise suggests pressure for the nation to turn inward.
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The better option is to turn inward, finding the root of that feeling and either using it as a learning experience or warning flag as we move forward to something better.
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The 5 Love Languages is one of the few popular relationship advice books that shows us a way to maintain a relationship without advising us to turn inward and self-optimize.
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The silver lining is, they now have time to turn inward and find solutions to their problems — both those created by Mr. Trump's neglect and those that have long plagued the department.
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When the skies go dark and the moon wanes to invisibility, we're encouraged to turn inward and reflect on our potential for change and what new beginnings may be on the horizon.
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Social media can and should spur action, but when it's having the opposite effect—forcing you to turn inward and feel assaulted by the world—it's time to tweak your routine. Also?
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In a speech at the forum, Mr. Xi portrayed his country as a global leader interested in free trade at a time that Mr. Trump was already calling for a turn inward.
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Whatever obstacles lie ahead for One Belt, One Road, it is no exaggeration to say that if the United States and its Western allies turn inward, Mr. Xi could prevail by default.
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" Obama made an apparent reference to Trump on Wednesday when he spoke at Pearl Harbor after his historic meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, telling the U.S. not to "turn inward.
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Walking the circular route to the center of the sculpture forces the viewer to turn inward; with only one possible path to follow, the way is prescribed though by no means clear.
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Hibernate: turn inward, get still, write down what you have learned from surviving the last year as well as what has been liberated within you, and what you are ready to grow. 4.
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The reticulated python, the world's longest snake, got ahold of the man with rows of teeth that turn inward toward its stomach and then likely squeezed him to death before swallowing him whole.
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As visitors move through room after room of photographs and other exhibits, they can trace the growing paranoia of the Khmer Rouge revolution as it began to increasingly turn inward and feed upon itself.
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"Whenever we feel embarrassed, we turn inward and we don't want to internalize or talk about something," Rawlings says, nodding to that gender strain that makes it less socially acceptable to be openly vulnerable.
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MTR sites are in areas packed with low-slung, steep-banked hills that twist and turn inward on themselves; winding through the narrow roads that lead to them is a dizzy, exhausting kind of madness.
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The isolationism that once subsumed U.S. sentiment following WWI yielded to the realism that a global threat could become a U.S. threat, and if America chose to turn inward, the threat may reach U.S. shores.
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"It is here that we remember that even when hatred burns hottest, even when the tug of tribalism is at its most primal, we must resist the urge to turn inward," Obama said at Pearl Harbor.
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Some artists, aiming to live up to critical hype, overreach, packing their albums with conceptual moves and bloated signifiers; others turn inward, fixated on understatement and the reticent gesture, so evasive they can't be pinned down.
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Still just 13 percent of the economy now that the U.S. is out of it, but are we really seeing increasingly these countries turn inward within the region given the questions over where the U.S. actually stands?
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Each futuristic technology or space phenomenon the crew encounters—time holes, dimension jumps, a brief and harrowing experiment in faster-than-light travel—is a new way to turn inward, to see their fears and ambitions writ large.
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"In this time of great uncertainty in the world, it is not surprising that some Americans want to turn inward and search for ways to separate our own safety and prosperity from that of the international community," Kerry wrote.
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When he promised to "Make America Great Again," he did not mean simply that the nation would turn inward, away from the international community, but also that the "real America"—code for white America—would return to cultural dominance.
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While he did not go into great detail about his agenda, he promised to fix "decaying" infrastructure and outlined a marked turn inward to an "America First" policy that would govern all of his actions on trade and global affairs.
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This turn inward, away from public life to private, was due in part to the economic boom presided over by Ronald Reagan — people finally had the money to splurge on radicchio flown in from Italy and crème fraîche from France.
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Wikramanayake said the bank planned to invest its A$4 billion in surplus capital to strengthen Macquarie's position in key geographies across the world, even as the global economy slows and Australia's other banks, beset by governance scandals, turn inward.
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The two leaders used the ceremony to affirm their nations' alliance, with Obama calling for people to "resist the urge to turn inward," perhaps a reference to President-elect Donald Trump and calls around the globe for nations to reconsider their international dependencies.
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In her polished range of textures and expertly unfolding verses and choruses, Jepsen's music bounces and catches the ear, but there's a shyness to her songwriting and a tentative quality to her beats that signals a turn inward, which is her secret.
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In his remarks, Mr. Netanyahu, who had crusaded against the 2015 Iran nuclear deal that Mr. Trump abandoned, ridiculed supporters of the pact, who he said had insisted that it would lead Iran to turn inward and focus on improving its economy.
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" RELATED: Japan's Abe to pay historic visit to Pearl Harbor with Obama He added: "It is here that we remember that, even when hatred burns hottest, even when the tug of tribalism is at its most primal, we must resist the urge to turn inward.
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Hampton's blunt comments laid bare a dilemma her generation needs to turn inward to ask themselves: If it's true that they have in some way contributed to the culture that enabled R. Kelly to flourish, what can they do to address and rectify that now?
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For his part, Bolsonaro will soon have the power, and perhaps the inclination, to revive the gruesome divisions of the past and to force a great state to turn inward, to be again consumed with the animosity and fear it seemed to have left behind.
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Higher tariffs "over the long term could cause countries to turn inward and I think that's very bad for global trade and global growth, but I think it's a little too early to say that that's where we're going to end up, " he added.
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While the role of the Brooklyn longshoreman Eddie Carbone required Mr. Strong to let rip with clamped-down passions, the actor does an about-face as a bespectacled Yale graduate named Donald Dodd who prefers to implode and turn inward, to possibly lethal effect.
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Now, however, the Brexit vote has raised the very real possibility that Europe will increasingly turn inward and, as it focuses on its own problems, lose interest in further expansion and assisting those countries that have come to rely on its help, influence, and example.
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The hypnotherapist will instruct the patient to close their eyes or look up and then calmly describe soothing images — "to make them [both] physically comfortable and mentally alert" — all with the intention of prompting the patient to turn inward into a state of relaxed focus, Dr. Spiegel says.
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One of the dilemmas that American Muslims face — and certainly my patients face — is if you're feeling targeted, do you turn inward to your community where you know you'll be accepted and understood, or do you tolerate the vulnerability of reaching out knowing that in the end it might actually help humanize you?
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In the chastened pages of Identity, Fukuyama himself concedes as much: "Democracies require certain positive virtues on the part of citizens...," he writes: Alexis de Tocqueville in particular warned of the temptation of people in democratic societies to turn inward and preoccupy themselves with their own welfare and that of their families exclusively.
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Measles cases are multiplying across the globe for the same reason that the international campaign to eradicate polio has stalled, and that Ebola outbreaks continue, and that opportunistic new diseases like Zika take us by surprise: a rise in nationalist politics, which is causing countries to turn inward, harden their borders, and distrust outsiders.
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The anti-Zika funds stalled in Congress, and we eventually saw transmission of the disease in Florida, and the first-ever Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warning against travel to parts of the continental US. More generally, a turn inward risks undercutting our best defense against epidemics: working with other countries to fight them overseas.
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Armed with the facts, Congress now faces a choice: work with our partners to write rules that protect American workers and ensure that the deck isn't stacked against working families; or turn inward and allow the future economy to be shaped by those who do not share our vision of a world that is more free and fair.
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President Obama on Tuesday urged the country not to turn inward as he prepares to hand off the White House to his successor, 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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Besides a lump in the breast, chest or armpit that may or may not be painless, high-risk men should be on the lookout for nipple retraction (where the nipple begins to turn inward), discharge from the nipple, skin dimpling or puckering, changes in size of the breasts and redness, itching or scaling of the nipple or breast skin.
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" Obama also has made veiled criticisms of Trump in various public remarks, indirectly attacking the president-elect multiple times during his end-of-year news conference and in his remarks Tuesday at Pearl Harbor, where he warned that "even when hatred burns hottest, even when the tug of tribalism is at its most primal, we must resist the urge to turn inward.
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LEIPZIG, Germany — Upon moving to Germany from the United States last summer, Jesse Marsch, his wife, Kim, and their three children made a pact of sorts regarding their new life abroad: When a situation that felt foreign made them want to turn inward, they would challenge themselves to do the opposite, to turn outward and embrace it, to accept and understand it.
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