The Saudi counter-terrorism law and other regulations are "unacceptably wide and unacceptably vague", said Fionnuala Ni Aolain, U.N. special rapporteur on protecting human rights while countering terrorism.
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Her work at T. Rowe Price suddenly seemed unacceptably rarefied.
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But he is also killing unacceptably high numbers of civilians.
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An unacceptably high percentage of LGBT teens are severely bullied.
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While the scenes were spectacular, the cliff was unacceptably dangerous.
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That should be as unacceptably retro as the other way around.
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Yet, despite the public subsidy, France's unemployment rate has remained unacceptably high.
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"Many U.S. schools remain unacceptably segregated," Mr. Sanders wrote in the plan.
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The look on your face translates as unacceptably distant, as almost foreign.
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To mainstream Democrats, meanwhile, Warren's brand of politics remained unacceptably left-wing.
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The U.S. economy is settling around an unacceptably low 1.6 percent growth potential.
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"Current levels of reported counterfeiting and piracy are unacceptably high," the report said.
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Because what if research determines that the sport is unacceptably dangerous for children?
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The survey showed 53.4 percent of households rated housing prices as "unacceptably high".
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"It's been completely, unacceptably slow," said Angela Rasmussen, a virologist at Columbia University.
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In the average art museum such features would feel unacceptably over-the-top.
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It just seems like an unacceptably brazen attempt to interfere in our election.
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For $450, that's an unacceptably long list of things that LG chose to omit.
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For proponents of the nuclear deal, it was an unacceptably risky bit of brinkmanship.
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And, as expected, the European Commission deemed the proposed deficit illegal and unacceptably risky.
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"The International Criminal Court unacceptably threatens American sovereignty and U.S. national security interests," Bolton said.
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Even this unacceptably high budget deficit was in fact $2628 billion lower than previous estimates.
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But a Clinton-Gillibrand ticket would be unacceptably imbalanced—and no, not because of gender.
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The data had shown an unacceptably high error rate, causing Celgene to end the companies' collaboration.
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Elective surgery such as hip replacements, now routine, may come to be seen as unacceptably risky.
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Proponents say Medicare using its negotiating power will bring down drug costs that are unacceptably high.
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"It's no secret that we had an unacceptably violent weekend," Police Superintendent Eddie T. Johnson said.
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Springer hailed the ruling as a victory over what it called an "unacceptably aggressive business practice".
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The League says easing the statute of limitations means defendants could face unacceptably long legal battles.
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The numbers are unacceptably high in terms of LGBT people that have faced harassment, including physical assault.
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Migration Watch UK, a group which argues for lower immigration, said the latest figures were "unacceptably high".
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Restaurant pay can be unacceptably low for cooks and dishwashers, ROC and Restaurant Workers of America agree.
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Australian High Commissioner Bryce Hutchesson said acts of hate had been directed "unacceptably at the Muslim community".
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"More recently, they have plateaued in higher-income countries, although obesity levels remain unacceptably high," he said.
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Though this is not often noted in press coverage, Ted Cruz is also an unacceptably bigoted candidate.
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They say that the drilling unacceptably threatens the climate, public health and the integrity of the lands.
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The city has been grappling with a homicide rate that is "unacceptably high," Harrison said last year.
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Many were unacceptably vague, but lawyers struggled to spot troublesome warrants in the crush of new filings.
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Even with water filters, recent samples found that the city's water has unacceptably high levels of lead.
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A Pentagon report from 2017 showed that the system suffered from critical failures at an unacceptably high rate.
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Infections among black men remain unacceptably high, and we continue to see alarming increases among Latino gay men.
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Some commentators, in fact, have tried to tar not only Democrats but also female candidates as unacceptably extreme.
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Mr. Rose, in contrast, explained that this view is unacceptably authoritarian, and Muslims deserve freedom like everyone else.
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Because the boys love her and they will hate me if I even suggest she may have acted unacceptably.
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That being said, the levels of inaccuracies reported by the complainants are clearly unacceptably high and worthy of concern.
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As they have been shown in the media and described in reporting, some of these facilities are unacceptably crowded.
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One common theme from their ideas is seeking steady income while trying to keep risks from getting unacceptably high.
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Still, some prominent liberals see the mayor as unacceptably close to the community of Wall Street and banking donors.
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But India has remained outside major defense alliances, seeing these as unacceptably confining to its pursuit of policy autonomy.
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"In Los Angeles County, too many voters faced unacceptably long wait times," Mr. Padilla said Thursday in a statement.
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In the letter, Hastings said the former communications head showed "unacceptably low racial awareness and sensitivity" by using the slur.
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But O'Brien added that other deliveries had been unacceptably delayed, and blamed the government for playing games with humanitarian access.
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So far, Biden does not appear to have suffered much damage from the allegations of unacceptably familiar behavior toward women.
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The violent cases, as unacceptably numerous as they are, are the extreme manifestation of a larger and growing abuse culture.
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Test scores, graduation rates and college enrollment remained unacceptably low despite the Obama administration's $85033 billion investment in troubled schools.
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Why did correctional institutions take up solitary confinement when it had been deemed ineffective and unacceptably cruel 100 years prior?
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And only in 1980 did the EEOC declare that unwelcome sexual advances and lewd comments created an unacceptably hostile workplace environment.
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The Trump campaign has gone to odd lengths to convince Republican voters (suburban women in particular) that Trump isn't unacceptably racist.
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When it comes to climate change, the evidence is robust and overwhelmingly clear that the cost of inaction is unacceptably high.
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That outcome is still possible, but it can't be pursued in a way that makes the risk of defeat unacceptably high.
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The inability of Congress to staunch the unacceptably high cost of education in a bipartisan manner has been a national disgrace.
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For these critics, civil religion is an unacceptably diluted and compromised spirituality in service to Caesar instead of the living God.
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The World Health Organization says 92 percent of humans live in areas with unacceptably high air pollution levels, BBC News reports.
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But there is another surprising factor that's made the recovery process unacceptably slow and prevented families from returning to their homes.
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That approach has drawn the criticism of conservatives, who have argued that he is unacceptably weak in his opposition to abortion.
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Senior executives in New York balked, arguing that Mr. Trump's candidacy made such a loan unacceptably risky, the three people said.
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"The Fed has an unacceptably cozy relationship both with the Obama administration and with higher ups in the Democratic Party," Garrett said.
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Turkey said that a U.S. House of Representatives' resolution on Monday condemning the S-400 purchase and urging sanctions was unacceptably threatening.
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But in cases like our cover flash, "Whom Cyril Ramaphosa should fire" felt so unacceptably stilted that our editors decided against it.
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We have to rapidly raise the economy's (non-inflationary) growth potential to 3 percent from an unacceptably low 1.7 percent at present.
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Sexual assault statistics for women on college campuses are still unacceptably high — and as he said, it's even worse for transgender women.
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But the tools which forged nations in the 19th century—forebears, symbols, cultural achievements—look unacceptably clumsy when used by Brussels today.
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Our solution was not perfect as trial absentia rates were unacceptably high, but it did balance our national security with our character.
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The incident became an online sensation, with commenters polarized over whether it was the parents or the crowd who had behaved unacceptably.
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But even the small mesh devices have an unacceptably high complication rate, he said, in the range of 5 to 20173 percent.
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SoftBank has an unacceptably small number of women CEOs in its portfolio, which is a challenge we are working hard to address.
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Moreover, an unacceptably small percentage of students at our best schools come from families in the bottom quintile of the income distribution.
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Many experts consider 2°C of warming to be unacceptably high, increasing the risk of deadly heat waves, droughts, flooding, and extinctions.
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Walmart Canada stores will stop accepting Visa cards because the credit card provider charges merchants "unacceptably high" fees, the retailer said on Saturday.
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Of course, nudging global governance to the left will still strike conservative elites—the National Review writers of the world—as unacceptably radical.
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Prosecutors were responding after the Dutch road authority found that Suzuki Vitara models produced unacceptably high levels of toxic emissions during road tests.
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From the recent outbreak, we now know that when a pregnant mother contracts Zika virus, the risk to her child is unacceptably high.
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Recruiting to fill the unacceptably high number of vacancies in the VA slowed as potential employees worried about job security and low morale.
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"This step is right, but unacceptably overdue," said Blumenthal, who was among the first lawmakers to call for the planes to be grounded.
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Public Citizen and the National Center for Health Research say the bill would unacceptably lower safety standards at the Food and Drug Administration.
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It was only after that that Netflix fired Friedland and acknowledged he "showed unacceptably low racial awareness and sensitivity," according to the suit.
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We also already have good reason to conclude that heritable genome modification is unacceptably risky and that medical justifications for it are tenuous.
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Heart disease rates among young women, particularly African American and Latina women, are on the rise, and death rates have stayed unacceptably high.
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This heightened sense of poignancy results from the fact that unemployment in France today is stubbornly stuck at unacceptably high levels (currently 10.3%).
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We can remove a few of those tangles, but the cost to the U.S. economy of removing them all would be unacceptably high.
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"Persecution remains unacceptably common in these areas, with population impacts on hen harriers, golden eagles, peregrines, goshawk and red kites," he told VICE News.
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" DeBord believes that when mechanisms increase productivity, "new forms of employment have to be created" before labor-time falls to an "unacceptably low level.
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The school district in Newark, N.J., recently replaced water fountains with bottled water after finding unacceptably high levels of lead in the tap water.
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Every one of them decided that the benefits would be dubious at best and the societal dangers unacceptably dire, and passed laws against it.
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But they all had unacceptably high false-negative rates, meaning that someone bitten by a rabid animal might not be found to need treatment.
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Even the most limited strike, the so-called bloody nose option, risks what one Defense Department official called an unacceptably high number of casualties.
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There are many systemic issues, such as extreme poverty and educational segregation, which are unacceptably the same in Memphis as they were in 1968.
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So long as the renewables industry does not police itself, the risk of regulatory action at the federal and state level remains unacceptably high.
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For some, this was the most powerful depiction of troubled female-male relations in years; for others it appeared to include, unacceptably, gang rape.
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"The region's demand for heroin remains at unacceptably high levels and transnational organized crime groups are making huge profits," a 2015 UNODC report said.
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It added: "The government's response to the crisis has been insufficient and unacceptably slow" and piecemeal, falling short of its duties under human rights law.
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This would have been unacceptably rude even if Ms Klobuchar were not, as she had just mentioned to him, the daughter of a lifelong alcoholic.
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In other corporate news, Walmart said Saturday its Canada stores will stop accepting Visa cards because the credit card provider charges merchants "unacceptably high" fees.
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We're trying to convince Kim Jong Un that if he attacks us there's going to be an unacceptably strong response from the United States back.
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Letters To the Editor: The nightly struggles of sleeplessness for Pagan Kennedy are unacceptably common in our society ("The Insomnia Machine," Sunday Review, Sept. 18).
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He said the bill would also increase transparency around the backlog of generic drug applications at the FDA, saying there was an "unacceptably high" number.
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Democrats argued the original proposal was unacceptably tilted in favor of corporations at the expense of workers, and didn't do enough for states and hospitals.
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King Edward VIII gave up his right to the throne in 1936 by announcing that he wanted to marry Wallis Simpson, an unacceptably divorced American.
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Laws permitting civilians to carry assault weapons or stash away arsenals, for example, are at one extreme, an unacceptably black end of a grey spectrum.
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" On Wednesday, a report published by The Lancet medical journal showed that rising temperatures were already exposing the global population to "an unacceptably high health risk.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey said on Tuesday a U.S. House of Representatives' resolution condemning Ankara's purchase of Russian defense systems and urging potential sanctions was unacceptably threatening.
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Smith raised the question of a federal law defining a minimum performance level on accurate identifications, banning face recognition software with unacceptably high mis-identification rates.
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This is why even people who don't like Fram, and even those who think Fram was behaving unacceptably, are having a hard time with this ban.
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It's easy to see the Orlando massacre as an anomaly, or as another in an unacceptably long line of the mass shootings that plague our country.
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In contrast, every other country in the world with a C-section rate of less than 15% has unacceptably high levels of maternal and neonatal mortality.
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Naturally, if finalized into regulation, permitting NPs to deliver anesthesia, prescribe medications, and other clinical services could alleviate bottlenecks in the system, shortening unacceptably long queues.
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The union's initial demands focused on wages, benefits for injured workers, and health care costs for retired workers, which the CWA said had grown unacceptably high.
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Sweden ruled that an advertising post based on a viral meme of a man staring at another women while walking with his girlfriend unacceptably objectified women.
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Whatever North Korea's preferred configuration of selected targets, Kim Jong Un's retaliatory blow would likely be designed not to elicit any unacceptably massive American counter-retaliations.
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The West must now send Moscow an unambiguous message that the price for future misadventures like the ones in Ukraine and Syria would be unacceptably high.
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He said minimum corporate tax rates were one of the possible solutions to counter what he said was an unacceptably excessive tax competition within EU states.
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In what should be a reminder to Democrats about giving ammunition for false equivalence, Waters unwisely and unacceptably called for harassment of Republicans by liberal activists.
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"In truth, however, [the fund] was not focused on capital preservation and left investors exposed to an unacceptably high risk of catastrophic losses," the complaint said.
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The risk of an unintentional shooting is unacceptably high, and my students are extremely uneasy with the notion that their teachers could be carrying loaded weapons.
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For its part, the SPD is being deserted by its supporters in droves because once again it is propping up a chancellor they see as unacceptably conservative.
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Beijing apparently believes that it can handle tariff walls and exact an unacceptably high political and economic price for Trump by hurting, among others, his farming constituency.
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On April 20, U.S. President Donald Trump blamed the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries for raising prices to unacceptably high levels with a message on Twitter.
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In the prepared remarks, Evans said the central bank would have to tighten more quickly should inflation move "unacceptably" higher than the Fed's symmetric 2 percent objective.
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New Mexico started training officers after the U.S. Department of Justice found an unacceptably high number of officer-involved shootings – particularly of people in mental health crises.
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Without citing specific examples, Williamson warned that the cost of non-interventions had often been "unacceptably high" and said that Western powers cannot ignore those in need.
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The Labor Department and the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation had also reviewed the Central States proposal, and all three agencies found it unacceptably flawed, Mr. Feinberg said.
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"Despite recent economic growth and social progress on a number of fronts in Latin America and the Caribbean, adolescent fertility rates remain unacceptably high," the agencies said.
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We in the House have been warning for years about the threats to our space assets and the unacceptably slow pace to develop more capable space systems.
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A key question in Monday's ruling, as in past challenges to redistricting, was whether that division was unacceptably partisan, a question that previous courts have stumbled over.
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In her view, the T.C.U. was unacceptably run-down: the walls were mildewed, the hallways were caked in grime, and the sewage system was often backed up.
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The weather forecasting company provides products similar to some NOAA services such as the National Weather Service, leading to concerns among Democrats that Myers is unacceptably conflicted.
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Despite it looking like things are heading in the right direction with the drop in new heroin users, the number of overdose fatalities remains "unacceptably high," Ciccarone said.
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Some brandished white shields with a black cross—a symbol of the League of the South, a secessionist group that believes contemporary America is unacceptably "egalitarian and Marxist".
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The IMF said that while unemployment was declining, the jobless rate was "still unacceptably high, especially for young people" and that growth was being sacrificed to fiscal targets.
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Will Trump's tirade and refusal to admit any wrongdoing make him unacceptably toxic to some Republicans who do not rely on his base voters for their own jobs?
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While the number of refugees who desperately need our help remains unacceptably high, President Trump's administration, and many in Congress, seek to slam the door shut on refugees.
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The Army Corps has authority to issue or deny permits, but the EPA has the power to veto permits if it determines that they would be unacceptably harmful.
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The Army Corps has authority to issue or deny permits, but the EPA has the power to veto permits if it determines that they would be unacceptably harmful.
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" Though the number of people living in extreme poverty is still "unacceptably large, " says Roser, "we should also know that the trend is moving in the right direction.
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The details: An issue with the heat management software was causing the machines, under certain workloads, to throttle down the main processor to unacceptably low levels, impacting performance.
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TORONTO, June 11 (Reuters) - Walmart Canada stores will stop accepting Visa Inc cards as the credit card provider charges merchants "unacceptably high" fees, the retailer said on Saturday.
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May's government — but few in her party seem inclined to risk an election that could result in the triumph of an opposition they see as unacceptably left-wing.
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It let it be known that Donald Trump had been unacceptably muzzled and controlled by Washington insiders, and that the new leadership team would make Trump Trump again.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) decided months ago that journalist Laura Moser, who'd returned to the district after years spent living in DC, was an unacceptably weak candidate.
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A survey of 36 countries last year by the International Forum of Independent Audit Regulators found that an "unacceptably high" 42% of 855 audits did not meet inspectors' standards.
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"While the number of overall injuries from cotton tip applicators did decrease during the 21 years we looked at in our study, it is still unacceptably high," said Jatana.
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A lot of my fellow liberals will disagree with this, but I really do think it's possible to design a genuinely conservative health care plan that's not unacceptably cruel.
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"Overdose deaths continue to be unacceptably high, and targeted efforts are needed to reduce the number of deaths in this evolving epidemic among middle-aged women," the researchers wrote.
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While still unacceptably high, the task force said it gives prisons some breathing room and creates an opportunity for facilities assessing staffing levels and reallocating workers to enhance safety.
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Nuclear deterrence experts said that his presidency would slightly but meaningfully—and thus unacceptably—increase the risk of a miscue, and even Trump's supporters seemed to understand as much.
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And even if we could understand all the physiological and health effects that heritable genome modification would produce, we would still need to consider its unacceptably dangerous social consequences.
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"The city's new policies are not nearly enough to dismantle the unacceptably stark racial disparities in these schools," said Rachel Kleinman, a senior counsel at the Legal Defense Fund.
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Everyone agrees that current pledges under the Paris agreement are nowhere near sufficient to keep total global warming well below 219 degrees Celsius, the threshold widely deemed unacceptably risky.
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Against all immediate evidence, I hold out hope that the nation itself is in the process of living up to its own promise — unacceptably slowly but nonetheless still becoming.
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They were responding after the Dutch road authority (RDW) found that the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Suzuki Vitara models produced unacceptably high levels of toxic emissions during road tests.
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While economic growth continued in 2016 for the United States, the European Union and Japan, it did so at rates that would have seemed unacceptably low a decade ago.
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The announcement followed a report by the Dutch road authority earlier on Monday, which found that the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Suzuki Vitara had unacceptably high levels of toxic emissions.
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Last summer, Walmart Canada said it would stop accepting Visa cards after a public dispute with the credit card provider over what the retail giant called "unacceptably high" merchant fees.
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"It faces headwinds, including an unacceptably low return on equity for many of its domestically focussed businesses, and the potential for fines," said Veronika Pechlaner, equity fund manager at Ashburton.
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The problem should have been kept at the highest level of state, where it is easily understood that China's $375 billion annual trade surplus with the U.S. is unacceptably large.
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For instance, the judiciary has since adopted an unacceptably lax attitude toward schools that force students to take drug tests even in the absence of any suspicion of drug use.
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"We assess the Russian consulate in Seattle to be part of this broader problem of an unacceptably high number of Russian intelligence operatives in the United States," the official said.
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But we do seem to have learned something very important since the initial Card/Krueger wave: the old assumption that minimum wages are always unacceptably distortionary doesn't really hold water.
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"Although the level of satisfaction about complaint handling has increased over the past two years, it is still unacceptably low," Dermot Nolan, chief executive of Ofgem, said in a statement.
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However, Qualcomm's board maintained its view that the proposal materially undervalues the chipmaker, has an unacceptably high level of risk and is not in the best interests of its stockholders.
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"The potential risks associated with further military action by either side are unacceptably high for both countries, their neighbors, and the international community," the official said on condition of anonymity.
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Her firing by the department had "unacceptably trespassed on the implied freedom of political communication," and therefore was unlawful, according to the tribunal's deputy president Gary Humphries and member Bernard Hughson.
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"It's hard to talk about good news in the face of another year of unacceptably high numbers of people infected with HIV," said Zsuzsanna Jakab, director of the WHO regional office.
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These teachers are fighting not just for higher wages (though as for all the teachers recently on strike, theirs are unacceptably low) but also, and unapologetically, for racial and economic justice.
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At the core of this worldview is a defensive and distorted view of U.S. sovereignty, according to which even non-binding agreements infringe unacceptably on U.S. independence and freedom of action.
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The party's discomfiture with Trump's campaign is in many ways an expression of the view that Trump takes rhetoric too far, or jeopardizes the White House, not that Trump is unacceptably xenophobic.
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Euro zone inflation remains unacceptably low and the ECB will ease policy further if necessary to boost price pressures, policymakers said, just weeks after ECB chief Mario Draghi hinted at more stimulus.
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We take for granted that not being able to walk a straight line or stand on one leg means that you're drunk, and that being drunk means it's unacceptably dangerous to drive.
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Hinkle found the clinics were unacceptably targeted by state efforts to eliminate funding for other healthcare services they also provide, such as birth control and screening for cancer and sexually transmitted diseases.
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Nine months ago, the estate of Harper Lee sued a theater producer, alleging that a planned stage adaptation of her beloved novel, "To Kill a Mockingbird," was unacceptably different from the book.
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The goal in Paris was to keep warming from exceeding 2 degrees Celsius over preindustrial levels, and if possible to hold the line at 1.5 degrees, thresholds that scientists deemed unacceptably risky.
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Western leaders, perhaps cowed by President Xi Jinping's obvious distaste for hectoring on human rights, were unacceptably subdued before Mr. Liu's death, mostly leaving comments about his case to lower-ranking officials.
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For business leaders serving customers across America and the world, Trump's failure to unequivocally condemn an event involving white supremacists and neo-Nazis made the cost of associating with him unacceptably high.
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Taobao had been removed from the list in 2012 after making efforts to protect intellectual property rights holders, but "current levels of reported counterfeiting and piracy are unacceptably high," the trade office said.
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His campaign went negative — attacking Andrew Scheer, the leader of the opposition Conservative party, as unacceptably conservative on social and economic issues — to scare the generally progressive Canadian electorate into sticking with them.
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More than 9,000 people sleep on England's streets - a figure that has doubled since 2011 - and some 78,000 families are homeless, the Public Accounts Committee said, criticizing the government's response as "unacceptably complacent".
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Costs are still unacceptably high and cost reduction was necessary to sustain businesses, Breuillac, President for Exploration & Production at the French oil and gas major, told an industry event in Pau, southwest France.
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Reactionary immigration policy was the key factor that allowed Trump to hack the Republican Party, but it is now a major impediment to his ability to reassure moderate Republicans he isn't unacceptably racist.
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The operation so completely failed to uproot the Taliban or build a functioning government that American officials became convinced that withdrawal would lead to total collapse — and that collapse would be unacceptably costly.
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First, a declining Japanese economy and falling prices will only accelerate the rate at which Japan's public debt to GDP ratio will rise over the next year from its already unacceptably high level.
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" • Quotation of the day "There's an unacceptably large number of younger miners who have end-stage disease, and the only choice is to get a lung transplant or wait it out and die.
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But increasingly, in public and in private, Ms. Pelosi is suggesting that Mr. Trump's behavior rises to the level of impeachment, even if she views the process itself as unacceptably dangerous for Democrats.
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To many advocates, releasing 7,000 inmates — less than 4 percent of the federal inmate population — is unacceptably low given the huge number of people imprisoned in the United States compared to other countries.
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An outdated and inadequate toolbox is largely to blame for the unacceptably high toll of TB. Many of the medicines used to treat TB today are old, ineffective and have harmful side effects.
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In fact, absolute security is so important now that even Apple has refused to give itself such keys, aware that the second a key exists somewhere, the potential for misuse is unacceptably large.
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"It's a quiet but staggering crisis unfolding right under our noses that illuminates the unacceptably high cost of our careless addiction to pesticides and monoculture farming," its author, Kelsey Kopec, said in a statement.
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"The casualties were unacceptably high," said Nitin Gokhale, a defense analyst and journalist who said that intelligence on a possible attack had not been passed on in time to alert sentries at the base.
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Main sectors fell across the board, led by banks and property stocks, as a central bank survey found that 52.2 percent of urban households believed housing prices were "unacceptably high" in the first quarter.
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But many other businesses, Croatian- or foreign-owned, also have many job opportunities going begging, compounding the drag on growth and helping keep the unemployment rate unacceptably high - currently at 22 percent, analysts say.
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The judge had found the clinics were unacceptably targeted by state efforts to eliminate funding for other healthcare services they also provided, such as birth control and screening for cancer and sexually transmitted diseases.
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For many privacy experts, this is an unacceptably high price to pay just to politically paint Trump's solution (which apparently now includes a "human wall," whatever the hell that is) as neolithic by comparison.
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"The casualties were unacceptably high," said Nitin Gokhale, a defence analyst and journalist who said that intelligence on a possible attack had not been passed on in time to alert sentries at the base.
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Judge John Bates of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled that the merger of Aetna and Humana would unacceptably cut down competition in Medicare Advantage and in the ObamaCare marketplaces.
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That means devising a package acceptable both to Democrats, who tend to support debt relief for Puerto Rico, and to conservative Republicans, who see debt relief as a bailout that would unacceptably reward profligacy.
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Meanwhile, estimates from various specialists in existential risk suggest somewhere between a 5 to 19 percent chance of complete human extinction by the end of this century — an unacceptably large probability considering the stakes.
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This summer, I wrote about a small but alarmed community of analysts and experts in the US, Europe, and Russia who earnestly worried that the risk of an unintended war had grown unacceptably high.
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Excitable students who thought Mr Murray unacceptably prejudiced—one of his books touches on the relationship of race to intelligence, though he has also written on the white working class—evidently considered that offer insufficient.
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But a much larger number of Trump supporters, though less frenzied, can still be convinced that various international acronyms unacceptably constrain America—that, back in the good old days, we didn't take orders from foreigners.
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"There has been a reduction in the level of stunting in Bangladesh but it remains unacceptably high," Anuradha Narayan, nutrition chief at the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in Bangladesh, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But by any sane standard (and in comparison to many other weeks this year), this week was still unacceptably bloody and a reminder just how urgent the need for some kind of Congressional action is.
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"Trends in the impacts of climate change, exposures and vulnerabilities show unacceptably high risk for health, now and in the future," said Hilary Graham, a professor at Britain's York University who co-led the work.
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Unlike the traditional GOP, Trump recognized that the post-World War II geopolitical order led by the United States, as advanced by the various multilateral international organizations, was resulting in unacceptably uneven outcomes against Americans.
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Salary disclosures the BBC was forced to make six months ago revealed not only unacceptably high pay for top presenters and managers but also an indefensible pay gap between men and women doing equal work.
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Second, in demanding more than double the current rate of $7.25 nationally, the Fight for $15 provoked listeners to ponder the present minimum wage with a cognitive anchor set that made it seem unacceptably low.
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In the 21st century, it is frankly absurd for American consumers to face the significant risk of being defrauded or physically harmed by the products they buy online, yet the current risks are unacceptably high.
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The world's nations had already been struggling to reduce emissions deeply enough to prevent global average temperatures from rising more than 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above preindustrial levels, the threshold deemed unacceptably risky.
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The U.S. wants to negotiate trade issues with the European Union and China despite the fact that they ignored, for more than a year, Washington's constant warnings about unacceptably large surpluses on their American trades.
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It added that current levels of reported counterfeiting and piracy were "unacceptably high," with such goods posing a "grave economic threat" to American creative and innovative industries and posing public health threats in some cases.
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The latest ratcheting up of rate-cut bets follows comments from ECB policymakers on Monday euro zone inflation remains unacceptably low and the central bank will ease policy further if necessary to boost price pressures.
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"We are deeply concerned that the securitisation of public spaces using biometrically identifying facial recognition unacceptably subjects law abiding citizens to hidden identity checks, eroding our fundamental rights to privacy and free expression," the report reads.
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Pro-Kremlin politicians and Orthodox Church leaders saw the ruling as an attempt to foist what they call unacceptably liberal "European values" on a country whose leaders constantly emphasize the need to adhere to "traditional values".
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The committee also examined online platforms' current legal liabilities around content, and recommends beefing these up too — saying self-regulation is failing and calling out social media sites' moderation processes specifically as "unacceptably opaque and slow".
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Wu's comments follow a People's Bank of China survey published on Tuesday, which found that 52.2 percent of urban households perceived housing prices to be "unacceptably high" in the first quarter of the year, Reuters reported.
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USTR said, however, the current levels of reported counterfeiting and piracy were "unacceptably high," with such goods posing a "grave economic threat" to U.S. creative and innovative industries and posing public health threats in some cases.
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"After seven years of increases, a decline in the rate of rhino poaching in South Africa is very encouraging... but sadly the overall rate remains unacceptably high," said Morné du Plessis, CEO of WWF South Africa.
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Russian Urals crude oil differentials reached an all-time high after shipments from Ust-Luga port were halted as buyers refused to load cargoes with unacceptably high levels of organic chloride, four trade sources told Reuters.
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"Each passing day that DHS fails to act to reunite separated immigrant children with their parents unacceptably exacerbates trauma that this administration has needlessly caused for children and their families seeking humanitarian protection," the senators wrote.
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And the center-left Social Democrats, who make up the other part of Ms. Merkel's government, have indicated that they view Mr. Merz as unacceptably right-leaning, making their departure from the governing coalition more likely.
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Just a week after the Messenger Kids issues came to light, the Federal Trade Commission announced a $5 billion settlement with Facebook over a string of prior privacy issues — a settlement many critics found unacceptably light.
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On one side: Lawmakers and law enforcement advocates argue that the end-to-end encryption that's increasingly built into messaging platforms and mobile devices is unacceptably hampering efforts to combat terrorism, human trafficking and child abuse.
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In separate comments to lawmakers, Gentiloni, a socialist former Italian prime minister, also said minimum corporate tax rates were one of the possible solutions to what he said was unacceptably excessive tax competition between EU states.
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Most Republicans are eager to move NFIP policyholders toward private insurance, but Democrats and some coastal Republicans are concerned about efforts to raise the cap on NFIP premiums to $10,000, a level they consider unacceptably high.
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Childhood and teen obesity rates have leveled off in the United States, north-western Europe and other rich countries, but remain "unacceptably high" there, researchers at Imperial College London and the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
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"Because of the unacceptably disparate distribution of polling locations, I respectfully request the U.S. Department of Justice investigate what took place in Maricopa County to ensure all voters are treated equally under the law," he wrote Wednesday.
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BEIJING, June 24 (Reuters) - More Chinese households believed housing prices were "unacceptably high" in the second quarter than they did in the first quarter, according to a survey released by the People's Bank of China on Friday.
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On the business tax front, Trump proposes cutting our unacceptably high corporate tax rate down to 15 percent while also eliminating the unfair death tax that will allow businesses to be passed on to the next generation.
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The forced exodus of tenants comes after East Chicago's mayor told them this summer that lead and arsenic contamination in the area made it unacceptably risky to live here, especially for the area's more than 600 children.
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"The U.S. military could suffer unacceptably high casualties and loss of major capital assets in its next conflict," the commission, headed by Eric Edelman, former ambassador and under secretary of Defense for policy, wrote in the report.
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Its main rationale is that people with a history of gender transition or dysphoria have higher odds of mental health conditions that unacceptably raise the risks of harm to unit cohesion, lethality, good order and overall readiness.
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Harrison also said that even though the number of shootings and homicides is "unacceptably high," the police department saw reductions for the year in almost every other crime category, including robberies, burglaries, rapes, and overall violent crime.
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"I'm determined to ensure we don't have a repeat of what happened at Battersea power station, with developers unacceptably reducing the number of affordable homes on site after planning permission was granted," Khan said in a statement.
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Despite much improved access to antiretroviral (ARV) drugs in sub-Saharan Africa, an "unacceptably" high number of people are developing AIDS and dying due to drug resistance, treatment being interrupted and late diagnoses, the medical charity said.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Euro zone inflation remains unacceptably low and the European Central Bank will ease policy further if necessary to boost price pressures, policymakers said on Monday, just weeks after ECB chief Mario Draghi hinted at more stimulus.
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"Because of the unacceptably disparate distribution of polling locations, I respectfully request the U.S. Department of Justice investigate what took place to ensure all voters are treated equally," Stanton said in the letter to Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
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Hickel insists that the $1.90-per-day poverty line is unacceptably low and that we should focus on absolute numbers — how many total people are living in poverty — as well as the share of people in extreme poverty.
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So even if rural Americans' broadband is unacceptably slow or ISPs choose to turn off their aging, less-profitable copper lines entirely, Trump's White House can shift the goalposts to claim partial victory without spending a dollar.[Reuters]
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Check out more videos from VICE: PCB toxicity in the Hudson's fish remains at unacceptably high levels, threatening the health of any who consume them, especially lower-income families and minorities who subsist on them despite health warnings.
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While less certain about newer liberal proposals such as legalizing recreational marijuana and paying reparations to African Americans descended from slaves, Mahoney considered the moderate Democratic candidates debating on back-to-back nights in Detroit unacceptably status quo.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - A Saudi Arabia-led military coalition was responsible for an "unacceptably high" 51 percent of child deaths and injuries in Yemen last year, according to a draft United Nations report seen by Reuters on Thursday.
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In an urgent plea to car owners, federal safety regulators on Thursday warned that airbags in more than 270,22008 older Honda and Acura vehicles were at an unacceptably high risk of exploding, and needed to be replaced immediately.
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The chief executive of Netflix fired the company's chief communications officer on Friday after he "showed unacceptably low racial awareness and sensitivity" in using a racial epithet at least twice in the workplace, according to a company memo.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The risks of further military action by India and Pakistan are unacceptably high, a U.S. White House National Security Council official said on Wednesday after both countries said they had shot down each other's fighter aircraft.
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Jonathan contributed greatly in many areas, but his descriptive use of the N-word on at least two occasions at work showed unacceptably low racial awareness and sensitivity, and is not in line with our values as a company.
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It's a sign that even though President Trump's rhetorical exaggerations of the hellishness of America's "inner cities" come alongside promises to fix it, his administration sees unacceptably progressive local policies as a good enough reason to withhold its aid.
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Mr. Pickering wrote that recent reports of "heavy-handed and even brutal force-feedings, indifferent medical care, unacceptably cold stainless steel cells, indefinite solitary confinement" at Guantánamo may constitute violations of the Geneva Conventions and the Convention Against Torture.
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Afghan officials have praised the strikes, saying they have helped fend off Taliban advances and decreased the risk that militants would take over cities and districts, but others have said the civilian toll from the airstrikes is unacceptably high.
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The Guardian wrote that WHO expert Dr. Vladimir Poznyak said governments are not doing enough to reduce alcohol consumption:A WHO alcohol-control expert, Dr. Vladimir Poznyak, who was involved in the report, said the health burden of alcohol was "unacceptably large".
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According to data compiled by the World Health Organization last year, "maternal mortality is unacceptably high" — about 830 women still die each year from pregnancy- or childbirth-related complications, and maternal mortality rates are even higher for moms of color.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - The risks of further military action by India and Pakistan are unacceptably high, a U.S. White House National Security Council official said on Wednesday after both countries said they had shot down each other's fighter aircraft.
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In a week where comments from even some of the ECB's hawkish members hinted at more easing if inflation remains unacceptably low, the decision on the next ECB chief only added fuel to a stellar rally in government bond markets.
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Again, please think of it: The physical limits, set by available labor and capital resources, to our noninflationary growth potential are putting us at 1.6 percent, 0.8 percent below last year's GDP growth we consider as utterly and unacceptably low.
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"Unacceptably, this growth came at the expense of compliance with the law, and as a result Cantor Gaming became a place where at least two large-scale illegal bookmakers could launder their ill-gotten proceeds," Brooklyn U.S. Attorney Robert Capers said.
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Most importantly, the bill would stabilize the Veterans Choice Program (VCP), a program created following the 2014 VA wait list scandal that erupted after VA facilities across the country were found to have been covering up unacceptably long wait times.
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Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable death and disease in our country, and there is real concern that if e-cigarettes delay or prevent smoking cessation, the overall burden on health caused by tobacco will remain unacceptably high.
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"This is an unacceptably high number, and the university will not tolerate behavior that puts the health and safety of students at risk," read a message sent to fraternity chapter presidents by the school's director of Greek life, Ryan Lovell.
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MILI members joined throngs of students and workers who took to the streets every Thursday in March to protest a bill that aims to improve the French economy by introducing flexible labor regulations, but which opponents say leaves laborers unacceptably vulnerable.
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Indeed, he single-handedly preserved it as a judicial question, in a 2004 case involving Pennsylvania's Legislature, when he declined to join four other justices who declared that it is impossible to determine when a political map becomes unacceptably partisan.
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But it's not difficult to see how it could be a seductive lie; the continuous headlines made by the #MeToo movement, paradoxically, were eagerly shared among tradwife networks, as supposed proof that sexual liberation had made life unacceptably dangerous for women.
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They have chosen to adopt the language of classical liberalism precisely because it puts their liberal critics in an uncomfortable position: It's unacceptably patronizing to claim that some subset of our neighbors have to be protected from their own demands.
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" The plaintiffs, they argue, are unacceptably demanding that the federal court system "'take sides in a religious matter' by determining whether it is proper for the Centre to accept this type of sacrifice from the Centre's Religious Order of Chevre.
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While the current pledges would not prevent global temperatures from rising more than 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels, the threshold deemed unacceptably risky, there is some evidence that the Paris deal's "soft diplomacy" is nudging countries toward greater action.
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However, the government will bring forward legislation to cut the "unacceptably high" number of whiplash claims on motor insurance policies, the finance ministry said in a statement, adding that would cut annual motor premiums in England and Wales by around 40 pounds ($50).
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The state believes that at least 513 acres of underwater sediment in the Upper Hudson — stretching north from Albany — harbor "unacceptably high" levels of PCBs, or the synthetic chemical polychlorinated biphenyl, which was used to make transformers, capacitors and other electrical products.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Iran on Monday annulled permission for Russian planes to fly bombing runs into Syria from an Iranian base, only a week after having granted such extraordinary access, saying that the Kremlin had been unacceptably public and arrogant about the privilege.
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" While Mr. Sorrell said there was less gender bias at the junior level and mid-management levels, he also said that the percentage of women and other groups, including people who are gay, lesbian and transgender, at the senior level was "unacceptably low.
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In such companies, the H.R. department is supported by a chief executive who gets it, and realizes that sometimes looking out for the company's long-term best interest and bottom line means taking out someone, even a solid performer, who is behaving unacceptably.
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Four principles take center stage: No payments of interest or unacceptably high profits; risks should be shared and not shifted entirely to another party; no excessive uncertainty or speculation; and no investments in unethical goods or activities, such as alcohol or gambling.
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"According to Amazon's own records, the risk of work injuries at fulfillment centers is alarmingly, unacceptably high," said David Michaels, the former head of the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, who is now a professor at George Washington University's public-health school.
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Only after the state's highest court rebuked the district attorneys in January for their "unacceptably glacial systemic response" did prosecutors agree to vacate about nine in 10 of the 24,000 cases Ms. Dookhan handled between 2003 and 2011 — 21,587 at last count.
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But one thing should be clear: Given an unacceptably large U.S. trade deficit with China, and a mutual interest in preserving a constructive trade relationship, imbalances should be reduced by China's declining exports to the U.S. and America's vigorously rising sales to China.
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"Current levels of reported counterfeiting and piracy are unacceptably high" on Taobao, an Alibaba e-commerce platform, said the U.S. government, citing an example of a major U.S. motor vehicle manufacturer that suspected at least 95% of merchandise purporting to bear its brand were fake.
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Well, maybe it is but if they really worried about kids, they would be at regular rallies in Chicago and Baltimore where still an unacceptably high number of children are left fatherless of even die themselves because of gang bangers and fighting turf wars.
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Lifting the restriction on sexually active gay men would raise the risk of H.I.V. infection to one per 375,000 donations, which the agency considers unacceptably high, Dr. Peter W. Marks, the deputy director of its Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, said in December.
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"Although the observed decrease in exposures is encouraging, the number of young children still being exposed to liquid nicotine is unacceptably high," said senior study author Dr. Gary Smith, director of the Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio.
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The data actually show that a C-section rate of 15% is unacceptably low, and that for the best outcomes for both moms and babies the average should be at least 22%, with rates as high as 36% yielding low levels of maternal and neonatal mortality.
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Photo: Scott Olson / GettyAn investigation by the Federal Communications Commission identified the causes of what it called "unacceptably slow restoration of wireless service" in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael, the Category 5 that ripped across Florida in October, killing dozens and causing some $25 billion in damage.
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"Failure to count incarcerated persons at their home address preserves an unacceptably discriminatory census result that deprives underserved urban neighborhoods of fair representation, while shifting political power to communities that do not represent the interests of incarcerated persons or their families," the groups said in their letter.
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"The pre-eminent responsibility of the federal government is to keep the American people safe, yet the Obama administration's misguided commitment to releasing detainees in order to eventually close Guantánamo unacceptably gambles with our nation's safety," Senator Kelly Ayotte, Republican of New Hampshire, said last week.
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Rates of violence against young Black boys and men remain unacceptably high; our research shows their experience with violence—whether as victim, survivor or witness—sets them apart from nearly every other demographic group, including Black men older than 25, white men and Black women and girls.
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As Megan Donovan, a senior policy manager at the Guttmacher Institute, told me last month, "it's difficult to find providers who are willing to practice, particularly in hostile and sometimes dangerous environments" — and being isolated in a rural area may strike some would-be providers as unacceptably risky.
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" Earlier on Monday, Krzanich joined the many people voicing their concern that the current administration, and especially President Trump, took an unacceptably weak stand against the white supremacy rally and racist violence in Charlottesville, tweeting "There should be no hesitation in condemning hate speech or white supremacy by name.
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Authorities in the city of Kassel, where K+S is headquartered, are working on a computer model to predict the impact on drinking water caused by K+S's facilities, and preliminary results from March this year pointed to unacceptably high salt levels, a spokesman for the regulator said.
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"The current voluntary standard, public awareness campaigns, and product and packaging changes to-date are good first steps, but the numbers are still unacceptably high," said senior study author Dr. Gary Smith, director of the Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio.
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In late 403 and early 2019, it fell prey to a trolling epidemic, as bigoted male comic book fans appeared to bull-rush the site to take down the audience score of superhero movies, like Black Panther and Captain Marvel, whose stars they deemed unacceptably black or female.
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Some liberals were disappointed that the ACA did not contain a public option or establish a single-payer health care system, but even the most left-wing Democrats in Congress chose to support a bill that they viewed as a partial solution rather than declare it unacceptably inconsistent with their principles.
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It seems unlikely that America is at risk of regular or trivial impeachments even as it seems quite likely that the holders of an office as powerful as the American presidency might be well served to believe that impeachment is a real possibility if they perform their duties unacceptably poorly.
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"Rudy Giuliani, when he was mayor of New York City, had a very strong program of stop and frisk, and it went from an unacceptably dangerous city to one of the safest cities in the country and I think the safest big city in the country, so it works," Trump told the police chiefs.
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For example, the fact that drivers whose acceptance rates are too low could be shut out of the app for short periods of time, and that those with unacceptably high cancellation rates could eventually be deactivated from the platform, may suggest a level of control that is normally reserved for employees rather than contractors.
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Since the murder of Kate Steinle by an illegal alien on Pier 85033 in San Francisco first brought the issue widespread attention in 2015, there has been a steady stream of incidents where an unacceptably high number of people are now dead who would still be alive if not for sanctuary laws in their communities.
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The Navy is shifting from fighting as an aggregated force, clustered around an aircraft carrier serving as the main strike arm of the US fleet, to a more distributed and spread-out force that it hopes can stretch Chinese surveillance assets and frustrate their ability to impose unacceptably high losses on the US Navy.
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But this is also because it has been deemed unacceptably offensive, even racist, to ask whether Obama's view of the United Kingdom could be affected by the fact that this nation wrongfully tortured his grandfather as part of a systematic campaign of violence that this nation was covering up for most of the president's life.
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Should it subsequently be determined that these core C3I processes display unacceptably-high risks of mechanical/computer failure, prospectively indecipherable pre-delegations of nuclear launch authority, and/or highly unpredictable or unreliable launch-on-warning procedures (sometimes also called "launch-on-confirmed-attack"), a still-rational American president would then need to consider launching a wide-ranging preemptive strike.
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The judge, however, dismissed that proposal as "unacceptably vague" in its description of the trustee role, potentially burdensome to the court by raising questions such as "the level of force that may be used to secure the Defendant" during home detention and undermined by what the judge described as Epstein's failure to provide a complete picture of his personal finances.
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But what is going to last beyond Election Day — whether Trump wins or loses — is the conviction, shared by a deep swath of the American population, that all unauthorized immigrants are (potentially dangerous) criminals; that Muslims, no matter where they were born, are not to be trusted; that it is important to declare that the lives of police officers matter but that to declare that the lives of the African-Americans those officers stop matter is an unacceptably radical and potentially terroristic act.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE announced the surprise reversal late Friday, saying that the EPA now believes that the Pebble Mine project would be unacceptably harmful to Bristol Bay and its tributaries.
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Basic models Bella 5-Quart Programmable Slow Cooker KitchenAid 6-quart Programmable Slow Cooker with Glass Lid Hamilton Beach Set 'n Forget Programmable Slow Cooker with Temperature Probe, 6-Quart Cuisinart 6.5 Quart Programmable Slow Cooker Models with the ability to brown Hamilton Beach 6-Quart Programmable Stovetop Slow Cooker Crock-Pot Programmable Slow Cooker with Stovetop Safe Cooking Pot All-Clad 7-Quart Gourmet Slow Cooker with All-in-One Browning A note on one omission: I did not include the best-selling slow cooker on Amazon, the Crock-Pot 6.53-Quart Programmable Cook & Carry Slow Cooker, because, over months of use, I have found that it runs unacceptably hot, reaching a full, rolling boil when set to low for even a few hours.
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