" For many years, Billy Wilder's unfriendly words about the so-called Unfriendly Ten who refused to answer questions before HUAC — "Only two of them have talent.
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It's a doggy Drybar, but unfriendly to humans with allergies.
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It leaves the nation vulnerable to disruptions from unfriendly sources.
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Now, with Trump, they're saying it's going to be unfriendly.
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The emails show agency officials defining prospective guests at events as friendly or unfriendly, and reorganizing events at the last minute if there were concerns that people who are considered unfriendly might show up.
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As a result, Americans view these countries as somewhat more unfriendly.
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That doesn't sound like a White House unfriendly to gun owners.
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"We consider this as an extremely unfriendly step," the embassy said.
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All the apps are identical in their ugly, unfriendly designs. Sad!
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Democrats blast family-unfriendly Republican policies that undermine progress against discrimination.
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It's very investor unfriendly no matter how you look at it.
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She and others also found the site to be user-unfriendly.
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Utah is solidly Republican — but it's been unfriendly territory for Trump.
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It will also chronicle her experience navigating an unfriendly record industry.
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"Russia again is showing its unkind, unfriendly imperial face," he said.
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An unfriendly Congress kept Guantanamo alive even as Obama shrunk its population.
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Instead, CGI built a not unfriendly relationship with the new White House.
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Unfortunately, the city is simply too family unfriendly and too expensive today.
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She believes New York's broad definition of consent is particularly "victim-unfriendly".
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But America is not alone in facing cyberattacks from an unfriendly Russia.
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Unfriendly neighbors, for instance, can thwart the best intentions of forest owners.
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A lot of the communities, unfortunately, are kind of unfriendly to women.
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And it's unclear which of the bad options Britain will choose. Unfriendly.
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More currently, we collected some useful alternatives to environmentally unfriendly plastic straws.
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More recently, we collected some useful alternatives to environmentally unfriendly plastic straws.
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Is there an individual in an unfriendly country who cannot be apprehended?
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And "Call the Midwife" begins a sixth season with an unfriendly face.
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Back then, people could be unfriendly, even cruel, to mixed-race couples.
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But he notes the new scoring model is not "consumer unfriendly" either.
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Usually playful and talkative, children in the street were silent and unfriendly.
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BTW ... there are other swine-unfriendly options ... such as bacon-wrapped pig wings.
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Online maps shared by protesters tag the chain as unfriendly to the cause.
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The United States faces enough challenges dealing with unfriendly countries and real enemies.
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Russian U.N. ambassador Vassily Nebenzia called it "a very unfortunate, very unfriendly move".
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Moscow has said it views the action against RT as an unfriendly act.
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To many YouTube creators, the video site's demonetization bot is an unfriendly watchdog.
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She hit on Democrats for taking actions she said were unfriendly to entrepreneurs.
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Mr Trump continues to be aggressively unfriendly towards the United States' southern neighbour.
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In May 2014, 74% of Democrats and 13% of Republicans considered Russia unfriendly.
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Of survey respondents, 94% see North Korea as unfriendly or as an enemy.
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IF THERE IS A NET TAX CUT, IT HAS TO BE BOND UNFRIENDLY.
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" Putin added that the creation of the list is "indisputably an unfriendly act.
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"Today's economic data was generally stock friendly, a little bond unfriendly," he said.
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Mnuchin will face hard questioning over Trump's finances from an unfriendly crowd. Rep.
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Or should I just look for another opportunity and ignore this unfriendly incident?
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" Ms. Page added, "It wasn't that they were unfriendly, they just didn't socialize.
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His manner was not at all solicitous, nor was he cold or unfriendly.
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Unilever said it'll decrease environmentally unfriendly wrapping by 14% each year by 2025.
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She was perceived by Giuliani as unfriendly to President Trump's implicate-Biden agenda.
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"[Trump and I] parted ways unfriendly, we couldn't come to terms," Peter said.
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Similarly, a run-in with an unfriendly professor will also color our view.
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Should U.S. policy beggar friendly democratic neighbors to court an unfriendly repressive neighbor?
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The city's eviction rate is high, in part due to tenant-unfriendly state laws.
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"There are so many things that we can do to be unfriendly," he said.
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It began with an October 22020 Guardian essay about confronting an unfriendly Goodreads reviewer.
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It's a romp through the unfriendly skies, and it's a ton of cartoony fun.
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Like the internet at large, Twitter is full of mean, unfriendly, and unsavory characters.
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It is stretched thin and will struggle to maintain supply lines across unfriendly territory.
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Unfriendly skies Man, that 11-hour flight between Tokyo and LA can be boring.
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How do we define friendly and unfriendly, or when an AI has become "evil"?
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But as a pure tax on wealth, it's also by definition very investor-unfriendly.
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This is in keeping with similarly user-unfriendly choices made elsewhere in its lineup.
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The Control Center of the last three years was unfriendly and difficult to master.
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Among other things, these discouraged pilots from making "unfriendly physical gestures" from their cockpits.
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App Smart THERE are times when the world seems a cold and unfriendly place.
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Joel redid our lower right corner, as it had a few unfriendly Monday entries.
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Our neighbors' "No Trespassing" signs haven't all been posted to serve as unfriendly messages.
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Reasons range from glasses allegedly making women look cold, unfriendly, unfeminine, or too intelligent.
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The restaurant does an annual "Love Stinks" dinner comprised of extremely makeout-unfriendly foods.
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At the same time, it would benefit unreliable foreign companies and unfriendly foreign countries.
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Another problem: The structure of Arconic's board — and Alcoa's before it — is investor-unfriendly.
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It's also eliminated environmentally unfriendly materials like chrome, using a chrome-like paint, instead.
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Other veterans have drawn unfriendly looks when they take their dogs into public places.
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My takeaway was that he was not unfriendly but he wasn't particularly friendly either.
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You're a jerk if you use environmentally-unfriendly disposable styrofoam cups at your job.
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She arrived unannounced and disrupted a drag show, drawing an unfriendly response at first.
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Just to be clear: my relationship with the Black Acid crew is anything but unfriendly.
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For years, business leaders have complained about government being too slow or unfriendly to business.
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Overall, 61 percent of Americans consider Russia unfriendly or an enemy of the United States.
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The space station's location in lower Earth orbit makes it an unfriendly place for computers.
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This is usually a cumbersome process, and it's unfriendly to less media savvy internet users.
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Buffett told shareholders just last year that Berkshire doesn't have an appetite for unfriendly deals.
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And it's not the only user-unfriendly land grab we've seen Microsoft test out recently.
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Mississippi remains fertile territory for him, but after that the mid-term map appears unfriendly.
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But probably geopolitics helped and because Russians feel a little bit in an unfriendly environment.
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Some American politicians grumble about the involvement of a navy so unfriendly to the West.
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The Kremlin said it was taking that action in response to unfriendly acts by Washington.
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You're stealing something from the past and exposing it to a new and unfriendly atmosphere.
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Some stations may be wheelchair-unfriendly, have out-of-service elevators, that kind of thing.
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And of course cyber criminals and unfriendly state actors will simply set their sights higher.
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And only 16 percent have said that the American people are generally unfriendly toward Muslims.
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O. The U.S. IPO market has been unfriendly to technology companies for most of 2016.
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If there was a horrible earthquake, would you share water with your patently unfriendly neighbor?
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Faced with unfriendly neighbours and an arid climate, Israel has had to innovate to survive.
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"If there is a net tax cut, it has to be bond unfriendly," Gundlach said.
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Generally, Imler noted, fevers are "unfriendly" to the health and wellness of the developing baby.
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It wasn't that Jeanne was a horrible person, or that Toronto was an unfriendly city.
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Or, Mr. Harteveldt continued, Mr. Trump could be one of the most travel-unfriendly presidents.
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Undercutting the narrative thrust further is the layout — sumptuous to behold but unfriendly to readers.
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That means sectors reliant on timely delivery, such as fast fashion, are particularly environmentally unfriendly.
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"Unfriendly!" she shouts, her voice buffeted by the wind, the smile on her face intact.
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Now, his daughter faces charges that her government blacklisted thousands of unfriendly artists and writers.
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Diplomatically, the UAE regime is close to Saudi Arabia and unfriendly to Qatar and Iran.
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So if I perceive my surroundings as hostile, and I become unfriendly, then other people withdraw.
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Rubin went on to say he thinks all plugs and jacks are dumb and user-unfriendly.
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It was fine to be thought of as unfriendly, but never as sexual or sexually available.
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France has since mostly scrapped its levy, fearing that it made the country unfriendly to investors.
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WWE's historic penchant for small-business-unfriendly machinations seems refreshingly intact, 40 years on and counting.
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He was lost and had a hard time connecting to a world that seemed increasingly unfriendly.
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And AB Screenwear worked on a visor that, when worn, reflects unfriendly faces back at themselves.
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The unfriendly reaction may explain his reluctance to take himself out to the ballpark until now.
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Austin is not the only Texas city that has proven unfriendly to the ride-sharing giants.
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But as a term it's headline-unfriendly as well as being really quite a horrible mouthful.
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The Russian side will start to work on retaliatory measures to unfriendly moves made by Washington.
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The problem is we had three very unfriendly courts...So I asked, 'Is there another way?
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The disagreements between the companies that led to this consumer-unfriendly stance go back several years.
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The firm most recently took direct shots at Tenet's "chronically underperforming" finances and "shareholder-unfriendly" practices.
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Even at $199, the Moto G should not be this slow and unfriendly to its user.
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The escort vessels around and below them ward off unfriendly submarines and shoot down incoming missiles.
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However, they say the country is environmentally unfriendly, not technologically savvy, and that transport is inaccessible.
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We had arranged it through our usual service, but the driver was new; he seemed unfriendly.
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Ms. Dincher, Mr. Martin's neighbor, described a man who was busy and reserved but never unfriendly.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry said the decisions were taken in response to "unfriendly acts" by Washington.
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But this is just the most recent example of profoundly unfriendly behavior by a purported friend.
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Gay dudes too often fail to distinguish the line between friendly advances and unfriendly, aggressive behavior.
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The source said the foreign ministry deemed Wong to be "unfriendly" toward China in his reporting.
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"We don't want a hard divorce, an unfriendly divorce, ending up in the courts," he said.
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That classification provides legal protections like allowing dogs into establishments that are otherwise unfriendly to pets.
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Her end-of-semester assignment was an evaluation of campus crosswalks unfriendly to visually impaired students.
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It was "extremely neat and very clever but pretty meaningless and very unfriendly," Mr. Brooker said.
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Mr. Schager manages to sing a role many squeal, blazing out the score's unfriendly high notes.
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"The general messaging from the U.S. has been a little unfriendly at times," Mr. Davis said.
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Putin labeled the list an "unfriendly act" that would further complicate relations between Moscow and Washington.
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"NATO's policy with regard to Russia has remained unfriendly and opaque," Medvedev said, according to CNN.
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"What this is assuming is that there is no such thing as LGBT kids or LGBT families, because they are assuming that LGBT topics are kid-unfriendly and family-unfriendly, which could not be further from the truth," she said in a video protesting the move.
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Democrats and Democratic-leaners think the opposite — 75 percent consider Russia to be unfriendly or an enemy.
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Plants, in addition to releasing chemicals that kickstart the repair process, can release noxious, insect-unfriendly chemicals.
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I think they look at me and my [coworkers] as unfriendly, so I try to be nice.
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It's been a jolting wakeup call and an unfriendly reminder of what this disease is capable of.
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The Apple TV offers little I couldn't get on other devices, and its remote is heroically unfriendly.
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Mr Chu accuses rural landowners of hiring thugs to intimidate unfriendly politicians and adversaries in land disputes.
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The United States should immediately stop these military activities, which are unsafe, unprofessional and unfriendly, it added.
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Through a series of leadership changes, travelers continued to complain about invasive scanning machines and unfriendly screeners.
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It warned London it stood ready to take further measures in the event of more "unfriendly steps".
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In particular, Teo realized he wasn't obligated to be nice to people who were unfriendly toward him.
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Western investors and entrepreneurs have started to bail, increasingly seeing China as being unfriendly to private business.
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" Russian President Vladimir Putin also chimed in, saying the sanctions reflected "possible new unfriendly steps by Washington.
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However, respondents say local Hungarians are generally unfriendly and that it's hard to learn the local language.
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"It seems to us to be an unfriendly move from an investor's point of view," she said.
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The third is an unfriendly and biased media, which often misreports the facts about the legislative process.
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But we clearly helped usher offstage a set of political attitudes that were unfriendly to his style.
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Russia branded the verdict "extremely unfriendly and essentially provocative" and opened a probe into the judges involved.
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But this is California—notoriously unfriendly in terms of business regulation, though the economy has improved considerably.
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It was an attempt to wrest control of a situation that's unfolded in ways unfriendly to her.
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"The border has become very unfriendly," said Lev M. Shlosberg, an opposition politician in the local legislature.
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Those who believe Ferraris should look and be family unfriendly will sneer at the shooting brake silhouette.
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And when you kiss your beloved, well, you may have unfriendly microbes to thank there as well.
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Nearly three-quarters of U.S. Muslims view President Trump as unfriendly to them, a new survey finds.
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President Vladimir Putin called the list an "unfriendly act" that would further complicate relations between Moscow and Washington.
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The question the Clinton campaign confronts is whether the first two states are simply demographically unfriendly to Mrs.
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Moscow has repeatedly denied the allegations and said it views the actions against RT as an unfriendly act.
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Second, one can also see there a political subtext without falling into an exaggerated reading of unfriendly behavior.
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The second way in which innovation is being levelled down is by increasingly unfriendly policies in the West.
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But this process is shorter than enduring an entire extra set, making marathon, broadcast-unfriendly tussles less likely.
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"If they are so unfriendly, why allow them to be in our countries Malaysia and Indonesia," he said.
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Israeli diplomats are fond of listing those they can count as friends and those they regard as unfriendly.
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Vietnam's central bank said on Wednesday it has asked banks to tighten lending to projects deemed environmentally unfriendly.
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Mr Putin's spokesman was quick to deem Mr Abramovich's visa troubles "a manifestation of unfriendly and unscrupulous competitions".
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She also lets Veronica know that she's aware of Archie's "unfriendly" visit to Nick at his boarding school.
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In this backwards, unfriendly consumer model, it's a luxury to have a full charge, but not a guarantee.
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Putin earlier on Monday suspended the plutonium agreement because of what the Kremlin called "unfriendly" acts by Washington.
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They've asked the administration to rescind DACA by then or they will challenge it in an unfriendly court.
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They were defending 22014 seats, 25 of which were in unfriendly territory President Donald Trump won in 22018.
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At first, I was intimidated by many of the Russians I saw, thinking they looked stern and unfriendly.
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At the same time, he acknowledged that much of the institutional Republican Party remained unfriendly to Mr. Trump.
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All the good news is priced in, but the new political landscape is unlikely to turn market-unfriendly.
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This was just the first inkling Fowler had of a workplace culture that was distinctly unfriendly to women.
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Twitter's history of being a bit unfriendly to developers building third-party clients hasn't frightened off Will Bishop.
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The resulting bot could be well-suited for rescue operations or doing dangerous inspections in human-unfriendly environments.
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Like much of the Hollywood left, Humphrey Bogart supported the 19 "unfriendly" screenwriters initially called before the committee.
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The United States Space Force will ensure that no unfriendly power can impede these activities through military attack.
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But it isn't unfriendly to all foreigners — high-skilled workers (engineers, scientists, those with advanced degrees) are welcome.
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When courts challenged Mr. Chávez, he gutted them, suspending unfriendly judges and packing the Supreme Court with loyalists.
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Premise: A big, friendly bird tries to befriend a bunch of small, unfriendly birds on a power line.
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"There is nothing good about it, this is an unfriendly move," Putin said, according to a separate translation.
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While blackballing unfriendly artists, Ms. Park's office ensured that pro-government civic groups received special favors, he said.
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Whether you're talking to 40 people or 400 people, there are a few unfriendly faces in every crowd.
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If you asked people here, "What do you think of a Russian person?" they'll say like cold, unfriendly.
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When a woman is unavailable to the advances of men, unfriendly, and generally unapproachable, she can be labeled bougie.
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"Either we get a compliance in a friendly manner or we enforce it in an unfriendly manner," he added.
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Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana told reporters an unfriendly response could involve escorting the unwelcome vessel out of the area.
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Lish's breathless, unfriendly prose mimics the disjointedness of city life and the precariousness of existence for his two protagonists.
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He described Saipov as unfriendly, adding that he "never says good morning and never says good afternoon," NJ.com reported.
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Hawaii, arises from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, an unfriendly audience for several of Mr Trump's travel restrictions.
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Roskomnadzor said it considered the restrictions to be a continuation of Facebook's "unfriendly policy toward Russian users," RIA said.
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And also, how do we get more diverse voices to join an industry that seems so unfriendly to them?
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Though West Virginia has a Democrat governor, the Appalachian state has become increasingly unfriendly to Democrats running for Congress.
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We will be at the mercy of unfriendly countries; famine and social unrest would just be around the corner.
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She is not wrong that Cruz has had some unfriendly moments toward the trans community in his political career.
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It says a lot that Apple's current leadership decided to double-down on such a family-unfriendly policy now.
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"I hope that no parent ever feels like a classroom is an unfriendly place for their kids," Johnson said.
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It has been used to protect activists in unfriendly countries and by those who are worried about mass surveillance.
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It's not difficult, however, to prove that some crystals come from mines that are decidedly unfriendly to the Earth.
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Shopping around may enable you to dodge consumer-unfriendly "mandatory arbitration clauses," according to a new report from CreditCards.com.
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By contrast, Trump has a long, unfriendly history with Romney, who is widely expected to run for Hatch's seat.
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The sketch was unusually long — it clocked in at a lumbering, replay-unfriendly, everybody-into-the-minivan 13 minutes.
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"The market most certainly is not prepared to let unfriendly news spoil the party at the moment," he added.
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Public opinion polls, Mr. Fleischer noted, have found Americans generally unfriendly to the idea of protesting during the anthem.
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"This is definitely an unfriendly act," said President Vladimir Putin, above with President Trump at the G20 last year.
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In my view, this is market unfriendly and one of the reasons the markets continue to act so poorly.
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Employees often cite a bad boss, unfriendly colleagues, or unrealistic expectations as reasons why they're dissatisfied with their job.
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How2Recycle is an excellent resource for anyone subscribing to meal kits, which have a reputation for being environmentally unfriendly.
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The resilience of ISIS is even more striking, given the unfriendly neighbors and unwelcome environment it finds in Afghanistan.
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The Turkish currency has lost 40 percent of its value this year, largely due to President Erdogan's unfriendly policies.
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Some people assume they&aposre snobby, unfriendly, completely uninterested in their human owners, and prone to scratching or biting.
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Even Julien's cat, Nevermore, is unfriendly and "condescending" to human beings, as Madame X, a cat lover, describes it.
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Critics have warned that the move could open U.S. military and intelligence officials to similar actions by unfriendly governments.
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Sherman reported that Ailes spent millions of the network's dollars to hire private investigators to follow unfriendly journalists, including him.
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One of his neighbors in the apartment complex in Paterson told NJ.com that Saipov was unfriendly and never greeted him.
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Before you leave an unfriendly work environment, consider putting yourself out there and trying to connect with your co-workers.
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That's cheaper than an unfriendly approach from a rival, now dropped, which iKang's chief executive countered with a poison pill.
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That is, no doubt, in part the consequence of their location, for big cities tend to be unfriendly and pricey.
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The notification log is super user unfriendly and not the same as bringing back the swiped away notification at all.
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President Vladimir Putin discussed what the Kremlin called "possible new unfriendly steps by Washington" with his Security Council on Friday.
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She added that tech today is an "unfriendly environment" for women: "That bro culture is kind of a new dynamic."
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SOMALIA AIRLINER BLAST Unfriendly skies: It WAS a bomb that ripped a hole in the side of a Somali airliner.
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"Greece has done extremely well in terms of fiscal consolidation, but the fiscal policy mix is growth unfriendly," Thomsen said.
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The official also slammed the step as an "unfriendly, surprising move that is extremely detrimental to Air France-KLM financially".
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Some states that look unfriendly to business on paper are actually doing quite well in attracting firms of all sizes.
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The National Labor Relations Board, fragile even under Obama, is so unfriendly now that unions are pulling cases from it.
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Does Trump have business interests or loans tied to Russia or other unfriendly nations that influence his decisions as president?
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It decided to simply alter the setting, a cruder way of preventing most of the potential access by unfriendly parties.
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All one has to do is proclaim friendship and the expectation is that all manner of unfriendly behavior is forgiven.
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While this expensive route may be an unfriendly option to bootstrapped founders, it is an option that currently exists. 4.
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His government has blocked unfriendly news outlets and charged a political cartoonist, Zulkiflee Anwar Ulhaque, with nine counts of sedition.
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He was also accused of plotting to stop television and radio stations from hiring entertainers deemed unfriendly to the government.
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Even Louis-Dreyfus's earliest roles said something about the plight of female comedians in an industry long unfriendly to them.
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They told him, he said, that if he did not cooperate, he would be considered unfriendly toward the United States.
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"I would say they are actually being forced out by a rather female-unfriendly environment and culture," Dr. Gardner said.
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Very few non-Clinton allies are interviewed—reporters like Peter Baker offer about as unfriendly a take as you get.
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Research shows that white people who try to be colorblind often seem more prejudiced and unfriendly to people of color.
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My submission had: _PPP NERDPROFRUMS I suspect it was the PPP/PDFS crossing that was deemed unfriendly for Monday solvers.
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Earlier this year Italy's Environment Ministry estimated tax breaks for environmentally unfriendly activities were worth 19.3 billion euros in 2017.
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If a store degraded the Beanie brand by discounting the toy or employing unfriendly salespeople, Ty would cut them off.
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His journalistic coups revealed an uncanny ability to wheedle incriminating remarks from defensive suspects and damning observations from unfriendly witnesses.
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Horowitz will be pressed to explain his conclusions Wednesday before an unfriendly audience: Trump ally Lindsey Graham's Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Unfriendly and friendly indifference, coupled with the fear of being suspected of racism, boiled down to one effect: apathetic negligence.
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Her revelations shined light on a workplace culture in the technology sector that can be aggressive and unfriendly to women.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call that the new U.S. sanctions proposals were unfriendly and illegal.
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The bad guys from the Resources Development Administration, the movie's eco-unfriendly mining group, have left Pandora's Valley of Mo'ara.
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Legislative sessions, from local councils to the Bundestag, are time-intensive and family-unfriendly, often running late into the night.
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It turns out this combination of small speakers and dialogue-unfriendly mixing is a well-known problem, much written about.
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State leaders say they intend to use that information to hunt for targets even in areas with unfriendly district lines.
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The bill would give the government authority to ban trade in certain items with countries deemed to be unfriendly to Moscow.
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The unbelievably rich and complex and legendarily user-unfriendly title has been a free staple of awe and frustration for years.
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I sure wish Russia was no worse than a friendly rival as opposed to the unfriendly adversary it is right now.
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SO, BUT ONCE THE THREE OF US LEARNED THAT IT WAS REGARDED AS UNFRIENDLY, WE HAD NO INTENTION OF MAKING ONE.
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The lack of street-level retail, bars and restaurants — not to mention green space — made the neighborhood feel unfriendly to pedestrians.
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"A few select industries have been advancing this narrative that we are a really business-unfriendly place to be," Murphy said.
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The idea that William and Kate were unfriendly to Meghan, though, doesn't "sound like them," says a friend of both brothers.
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Obama and President Vladimir Putin were pictured on Monday locked in an unfriendly stare, clearly with little love lost between them.
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It's a tough life for a koala during Summer, especially if you happen upon a particularly unfriendly patch of prickly burrs.
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There's even an entire Tumblr dedicated to the incredible lengths people go to get Doom playable on decidedly Doom-unfriendly machines.
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If Democrats looked set to win the House, stocks could buckle under on fears of more regulation and unfriendly tax proposals.
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And in every city where establishments were listed as friendly to black travelers, there were almost certainly establishments that were unfriendly.
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"The Russian side will not leave this unfriendly action by the European Union unanswered," the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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He said he is sensing a "bond unfriendly turn" such as fiscal stimulus and that bond yields bottomed several years ago.
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Quang A, 69, said local officials ran a smear campaign against him and told the hearing he was an unfriendly neighbor.
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Moscow criticized the EU's decision as an unfriendly and groundless act and said it reserved the right to take retaliatory steps.
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It makes sense for overseas buyers to demand high standards: there's nothing romantic about environmentally unfriendly roses harvested by miserable workers.
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All these establishments have complained that they are receiving unfriendly attention from Ditib and other pro-Erdogan forces in Germany's diaspora.
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Want to get rare pokémon that only appear on an ecologically unfriendly freeway, and inexplicably flee if you're in a car?
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These talks, along with other overtures between Kushner's family and the Chinese government, only ended after they received unfriendly public scrutiny.
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Apparently, she got over her doubts; is it unfriendly to say that, having seen the show, I'm still working on mine?
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He said the deportation of Iranian diplomats was "unfriendly and unconstructive" and said Iran has the right to take reciprocal measures.
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"Bitcoin is way too hard to use — it's so user unfriendly that the man in the street just can't use it."
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And more recently, it has attempted to kill off popular third-party Mac apps with a series of unfriendly API changes.
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HOUSTON — For decades, elected leaders and corporate executives have chased a dream of independence from unstable or unfriendly foreign oil producers.
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That in turn could lead to a Labour government led by Jeremy Corbyn, who is regarded as unfriendly to the market.
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BEIJING — Michael Jordan has pulled out a victory in an arena long known as unfriendly to visitors: the Chinese legal system.
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He has a personal political brand separate from Trump and isn't up for reelection in a Trump-unfriendly state until 2024.
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Later, it emerges that a foreign government — an unfriendly one — may have had a role in the documents coming to light.
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The decision comes as the Chinese-owned company faces new concerns about the volume of advertiser-unfriendly content on its platform.
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" She has previously said of the divorce proceedings that, "Divorce can often be an unfriendly ordeal, and ours was no exception.
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Observers predict more such deals in 2200 as there are still many small, independent digital outlets facing an unfriendly business climate.
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Speaking on Tuesday, Putin said the country was not planning to retaliate but called it an unfriendly act, according to Reuters.
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In sum, for many Americans, economic trends and entrenched family-unfriendly policies don't augur well for bringing children into the world.
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His notoriously media-unfriendly attitude was on full display, and that saltiness immediately endeared Lewis to an internet that celebrates unconventional figures.
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"There has to be a better, less people unfriendly way of protecting forces using the highway," Abdullah said on social network Twitter.
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Qasemi said Iran considered Sweden's action "questionable and unfriendly", and added that Tehran "could not accept the foreign nationality" of the detainee.
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So in a way, you might say Microsoft is actually trying to stay ahead of Apple, but in a sad, unfriendly manner.
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" Tillerson said Russia had continued to sell arms and military equipment to unfriendly governments that "do not share or respect democratic values.
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The watchdog said it considered the restrictions to be a continuation of Facebook's "unfriendly policy towards Russian users," the news agency reported.
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The team has since resolved the issue, but those two situations added up to what podcasters deemed an unfriendly approach to creators.
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Like Twitter, Reddit faces challenges of supporting freedom of expression without making its platform unfriendly and toxic for some of its users.
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But the New York lawsuit made clear that the greatest threat to their businesses was not each other, but rather unfriendly regulation.
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Democrats have little chance of taking the Senate because the third of seats up for election happen to be in unfriendly territory.
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As he headed to Laos, Obama professed to being undeterred by the unpredictable unfriendly international environment at the end of his presidency.
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And it even continued to thrive when the researchers introduced other unfriendly chemicals found on Enceladus, such as ammonia and carbon monoxide.
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He said the bond market is sniffing out fiscal stimulus, which means there could be an unfriendly environment for credit investors ahead.
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He gives a career-redefining performance as that peculiar neighbor, a clammy, unfriendly man not in the mood to forgive or forget.
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For writers in our culture, marginalized and irrelevant, hate mail at least means that someone is listening, even if with unfriendly ears.
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Republican grievances about unfriendly coverage and coastal bias are not new, and helped spawn an increasingly active and influential right-leaning media.
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Allowing Hong Kong people to govern themselves would be a "very unfriendly act," premier Zhou Enlai reportedly told British officials in 1958.
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"It's an unfriendly, surprising move that is extremely detrimental to Air France-KLM financially," a French finance ministry official said on Wednesday.
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It's not totally abnormal for presidents to freeze out unfriendly media during their tenures, but it has certainly never happened this quickly.
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Trump's remark was widely interpreted as referring to menstrual blood, implying that Kelly was in an unfriendly mood because she was menstruating.
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Red Derby: The Red Derby shows that you don't have to be unfriendly and filthy to still qualify as a neighborhood dive.
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And three weeks ago, the hedge fund began a fight at DepoMed, a specialty pharmaceutical concern, calling the company unfriendly to shareholders.
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Sometimes, keeping your head down and your eyes on the prize can be mistaken for a negative outlook or an unfriendly attitude.
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They were an escape from the (often unfriendly) outside world, packed every night of the week, and everyone inside was a friend.
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In many cities, the taxi business was a customer-unfriendly protectionist racket that artificially inflated prices and cared little about customer service.
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The drink is completely safe for cats (there's a Japanese manufacturer using grapes, which can occasionally be feline-unfriendly) and available here.
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Walk into a party and if you decide the first person you see looks unfriendly, you won't want to talk to them.
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People making these accusations claim that the proposed changes are too extreme, too quick, too redistributive, too unfriendly to the free market.
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Clearly a detailed but borderline-snarky response combines the worst possible options: It wastes your time, and risks sending an unfriendly message.
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If a sexual assault victim has been unfriendly, we will side with the next one, the one who answers our phone calls.
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Enrollment at these places rose after the 2008 economic crash, as an unfriendly job market led people to go back to school.
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Unfriendly Skies United Airlines's self-induced crisis last week lost the company points on social media, and dollars in its market cap.
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For many conservative Christians, Mr. Brunson has become a symbol of the Trump administration's commitment to protecting persecuted Christians in unfriendly regions.
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Adams said she never wanted to go on a brand trip again because the influencer world was so unfriendly and cut-throat.
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"If you always look dumpy, or unfriendly… people are going to react to you differently," Dr. David Shafer told the NY Post.
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As it happened, the ozone-friendly replacements for the CFCs, known as hydrofluorocarbons, turned out to be distinctly unfriendly to the climate.
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It was a strategic gambit for a down-ballot Republican in unfriendly territory, since Travis County, which contains Austin, is reliably Democratic.
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It only takes a few minutes to peruse customer reviews for red flags, such as long repair times, unfriendly staff, or overcharging.
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Some of his proposals - such as a 100 percent tax band and a reduction in the working week - are considered market-unfriendly.
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Observers predict more firesales and consolidations in 2020 as there are still many small, independent digital outlets facing an unfriendly business climate.
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Analysts expect Lula to be replaced by far-left candidate Fernando Haddad, who is seen campaigning on an unfriendly platform for investors.
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She is also accused of abusing her power to punish or discriminate against journalists, artists and others deemed unfriendly to her government.
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Mexico had also been guilty of "unfriendly conduct" and had shown itself to be "reluctant" to recognize the Añez presidency, it added.
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Russia's foreign ministry is also not ruling out the possibility of expelling "unfriendly" outlets from the country, a spokeswoman said last week.
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"It's very male friendly, but it's not female unfriendly," said Dr. Stevens, the president-elect of American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.
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One source says Michael would be happy with "a few flashback" segments and he just wants out of what's become an unfriendly environment.
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None of the emails describe overt demands from Google to edit a blog post, disinvite an unfriendly panelist, or kill a policy paper.
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Hoping to better understand why these tumors can become so huge, Danbury Hospital pathologists are studying the genetics of the women's unfriendly roommate.
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It's a sad fact that sometimes traveling will change who you are no matter how hard you try to stay unfriendly and cynical.
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"Government ministers have coined this word, presstitute, to describe journalists who are unfriendly to them or who don't do their bidding," he said.
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It's a $100 less than an iPad Pro and Pencil and the only true downside is how tablet-unfriendly Android can occasionally be.
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First-person shooters are notorious for their hostile fan cultures, which can be unfriendly to just about everyone, in particular women and minorities.
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One, his advance team kept him away from meeting potentially unfriendly crowds and took him to an area that was relatively lightly damaged.
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In France, a host of startups are flourishing with the promise to ease the pain of paperwork from user-unfriendly administrations or banks.
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An unfriendly provincial government could pose obstacles to Trans Mountain, which runs through British Columbia, even though the federal government has approved it.
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"This is nothing other than the latest step in line with unfriendly, unfair competition (against Russian business)," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
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J.K. Simmons voices Santa Claus, who at the start of this origin story is a reclusive carpenter in an unfriendly Arctic island village.
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"And to the extent that a tax cut might be stimulative to the economy, that's bond unfriendly because bonds don't like economic growth."
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They prove a strange, unfriendly bunch, none more hostile and weird than Nishino, who says he lives with his ailing wife and daughter.
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" Videgaray added that, although Mexico considers the wall an "unfriendly gesture," it is "not part of a bilateral discussion and it shouldn't be.
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That seemed like a pretty extreme case of being unfriendly to Day 1 type disruptions, and I pointed that out to my friend.
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The couple's newest challenge is a single mother living in North London with her four children and a house full of unfriendly spirits.
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Visual Studio Code is helping Microsoft change a past perception that it's unfriendly to developers and only focuses on homegrown products like Windows.
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Putin called the oligarchs list "an unfriendly act" that would harm Russian-American relations but that Moscow did not currently plan to retaliate.
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All in all, it was user unfriendly, and awash in advertising that might confuse someone looking for a solution to a health problem.
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The Economist reports splits of 220006 percent "friend or ally" and 2202 percent "unfriendly or enemy" with negligible differences among the political parties.
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A Lithuanian court sentenced Yazov to 10 years in prison in absentia, in a judgment Russia condemned as an unfriendly and provocative act.
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Trump vowed Sunday to hit Iraq with penalties "like they've never seen before" if American troops are forced out on an unfriendly basis.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Saturday it had expelled two U.S. Embassy staff members in June after a similar 'unfriendly' move by Washington.
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He added that the U.S. move was "absolutely unfriendly," but reiterated Moscow's hope for improvements to the stressed relations between the two countries.
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They removed unfriendly justices and ensured the once-powerful body was little more than a rubber stamp for the party, Mr. Matczak said.
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So if the Supreme Court weakened the existing laws further, it'd make a national landscape that's already unfriendly to LGBTQ people even worse.
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"South Carolina's about as unfriendly to organized labor as you can get," said Kerry Taylor, a labor historian and professor at the Citadel.
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"You have to look at the process holistically, and when you see a series of hurdles and roadblocks, this becomes a very unfriendly place, if not one of the most unfriendly in the nation," said Ms. Dauber, one of five Stanford professors (including Mr. Palumbo-Liu) who wrote an open letter in December 220 to the provost complaining about the new policy.
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When he faced an unfriendly audience in New Hampshire last week, he suggested that the national committee was trying to keep his supporters away.
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Roving gangs wander the streets and, if you turn down the wrong alley, an unfriendly player may just stick a shotgun in your face.
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I JUST SAID, YOU KNOW, IF THIS IS REGARDED AS HOSTILE OR UNFRIENDLY, YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT IT. THERE ISN'T AN OFFER.
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Of course you can group video chat and use emojis on Android, and iMessage remains very unfriendly to any devices not made by Apple.
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To take the snaps, Keelan paddles out into the ocean on a surfboard, often at unfriendly times of the day and in inhospitable temperatures.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call that the new U.S. sanctions proposals were unfriendly, illegal and would harm world trade.
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And more importantly: if the only way to watch Apple's shows is this unfriendly to users, who's even going to bother opening the app?
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Neighbors of the man suspected of fatally shooting three people at a suburban Denver Walmart say he was unfriendly and occasionally hostile toward them.
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Commissioner Clyburn was similarly unfriendly to the idea: The United States' leadership in the deployment of 5G is critical and must be done right.
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And it shows that life may have found a way to survive in an extremely cold and unfriendly environment deep within the Solar System.
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Read the Jolie-Pitt divorce documents Already there is speculation that a tabloid-friendly, child-unfriendly custody battle may ensue over their six children.
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His enemies attack him for not being transparent about how contracts are awarded and for attempting to muzzle unfriendly media, both claims he denies.
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These family-unfriendly facts of life on the job do yank success further out of the reach of women who combine career and children.
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When they saw two people who spoke different languages or acted as if they were unfriendly, the babies expected them to like different foods.
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But potential foreign investors complain about Algeria's unfriendly business environment citing bureaucracy, arcane banking, red tape and corruption as the main hurdles to investing.
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The illegal tax aid has created tensions between Brussels and Dublin, given that the latter doesn't want to be seen as unfriendly to business.
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With an unfriendly U.S. approach to immigration, international talent could easily look to Canada instead of America as a land of hope and opportunity.
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Will young women watching conclude that our political system remains too unfriendly to them, or will they feel empowered to stand up to it?
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They wonder whether he can prevail over a congress that is controlled by the opposition and a judiciary that is proving to be unfriendly.
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His newest pronouncement targets noncitizens facing deportation, whose sensitive, complicated and high-stakes cases would be rushed through an increasingly unfriendly and unforgiving machine.
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In the meantime, however, these "soft supporters" insulate the group and its arms from hostile action, either from unfriendly Lebanese governments or political opponents.
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The planned move is a blow to Connecticut, which in December reduced corporate taxes to thwart criticism that the state is unfriendly to business.
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If this happens, the S&P 500 will likely decline by 20%+ as investors anticipate higher taxes and business unfriendly policies in the future.
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More than a third of expats described the population as generally unfriendly, and most said it was hard to learn the local language, Czech.
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But ours is not an ideal world, and the global oil market remains a top target for manipulation by forces unfriendly to U.S. interests.
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Space is a dangerous and unfriendly place not suited for human life, yet astronauts are sent up to the International Space Station every year.
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It's a serious military operation with of the most important jobs on the planet and foreign governments, many of them unfriendly, are always watching.
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The bill, which would have been the toughest abortion restriction on record, would be dead on arrival once it reached an unfriendly Supreme Court.
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Critics said that making working speakers unusable was environmentally unfriendly, while Sonos said it was meant to keep customers from buying subpar used devices.
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Trump's nominee to succeed Justice Scalia would be just as environmentally unfriendly and would keep the Supreme Court tilted away from environmentalism for decades.
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Meanwhile, the rollback of business-unfriendly regulation continues, which we believe will have the bigger impact on U.S. economic growth in the coming years.
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Now there is another entrenched interest group that is showing the first inklings of potential to become another "unfriendly" force in the world: Cabdrivers.
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Employees at the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter have voted to unionize — a groundbreaking step in Silicon Valley, which has been notably unfriendly to organized labor.
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More money and agents for immigration enforcement, punishing sanctuary cities and attempting to send so-called criminals to Mexico is likewise an unfriendly act.
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But in order to avoid problems related to "actions of unfriendly jurisdictions" the finance ministry encourages companies to use the Russian platform, Vyshkovsky said.
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He complained about unfriendly courts and "the worst laws of any country anywhere in the world" standing in the way of his immigration policy.
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Watch: Nairobi's Box Girls Fight Back Lamont remembers a male instructor's unfriendly reception that only reinforced her quest for a more women-inclusive gym.
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It invokes a strange, pessimistic vision of reality, of broken-down cars and looming health emergencies, unfamiliar streets and unfriendly strangers, all confronted alone.
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Locking down phones is a consumer-unfriendly policy that carriers often try to justify by saying the practice helps cuts down on theft and fraud.
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The band's unfriendly, "feel free to like us, but just know that we fucking hate you" tone was immediately evident on the treble heavy Opiate.
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The Greens, which have three seats, could also ally with the NDP to form their own majority, resulting in an administration unfriendly to energy development.
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Of course, it doesn't always work that way when it comes to regional recipes, and unfriendly rivalries among a dish's creators can persist through generations.
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"I came out of a brutal, oppressive business that was historically unfriendly to women," Bourdain said on an episode of The Daily Show in January.
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Apple has contributed to this feeling, having kept its design changes incremental or, in the case of the headphone jack, haughtily unfriendly to the user.
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Still, heavy investment in a value-added supply chain that enables prompt turnaround has kept the industry going in the face of unfriendly trade treatment.
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We're at war with a cyber environment that's really unfriendly to our customers; they're asking for a solution that protects them against that existential threat.
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It was an unfriendly capstone to Trump's corporate raider period -- one punctuated by impressive success for a market first-timer but also plagued by controversy.
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The presidency has gone to Donald Trump and the country is a chaotic and unfriendly place in a new video for punk provocateurs Pussy Riot.
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And 57% see Russia as unfriendly or an enemy, as investigations into interactions between Trump campaign associates and the Russian government have continued to swirl.
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Seeming much more unfriendly and closed than other countries is the only path open to desperate politicians facing exploding costs and seemingly insurmountable integration issues.
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Russia could junk its pipelines that run through Poland and Ukraine, leaving them gas-strapped and at the mercy of powerful (and historically unfriendly) neighbours.
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It may even wish to consider taking the initiative to disabuse unfriendly governments of any misconceptions that the U.S. commander-in-chief is politically paralyzed.
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She married Noxon in 63 and gave birth to Charlie two years later, and even female-run sets, she found, were often unfriendly to parents.
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The policies were seen as unfriendly to foreign investment and immigration, and could weigh on the currency given the country runs a current account deficit.
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Only Goya comes to mind as an artist successful at seamlessly blending the two, with an effect as frightening as unfriendly laughter in the dark.
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"It's a very investor-unfriendly structure" a debt syndicate banker not involved in the transaction said, adding that a non-put clause was "extremely rare".
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"It's a very investor-unfriendly structure," a debt syndicate banker not involved in the transaction said, adding that a non-put clause was "extremely rare".
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The legislation gives the president, among other things, the power to sever ties with unfriendly countries, and to ban trade of goods with those countries.
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While incomes tend to keep up with housing costs, other costs like dining out, groceries and transportation make this a very unfriendly city for savers.
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Spirit has also become a pacesetter in other traveler-unfriendly categories, routinely achieving the industry's highest rate of consumer complaints and worst on-time performance.
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That it is in any way controversial, unfortunately, offers a good illustration of just how consumer-unfriendly the contact lens market has tended to be.
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This would block Assad's and Iran's expansion in Syria, interfere with Iran's land-bridge for supplying weapons and forces, and stymie the increasingly unfriendly Turks.
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That's an increase from a July 2017 poll, when 40 percent and 13 percent, respectively, of respondents labeled the country as unfriendly or an enemy.
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The Senate will most likely block any unfriendly legislation that House Democrats might advance, avoiding the need for the president to use his veto power.
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The US claimed that he was an activist judge unfriendly to US interests, and then decided to veto him in its own gesture of activism.
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That resulted in a production schedule that was decidedly worker-unfriendly (since the movie was in production basically around the clock for those nine months).
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With a congressional majority, a president facing an unfriendly Supreme Court could expand it to 21866 or 2150 and fill the new seats with allies.
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"With an abundance of American natural gas now available, our European allies no longer have to be vulnerable to unfriendly energy suppliers, either," Trump said.
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From 1910 onward, the unions have made rail strikes a predictable element of the national vocabulary and a fearsome weapon deployed against unfriendly French politicians.
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" Mr. Hart replied, "It is, but since it's a public tweet you have to assume the world now knows including all news media … even unfriendly.
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In reconciling the House and Senate NDAA bills, conferees should remember that the nation faces enormous security challenges from a dangerous and sometimes unfriendly world.
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Right-leaning websites are reporting that Google is threatening to cut off ad revenue to their sites unless those sites remove content unfriendly to Google.
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Following the event, both Trump and his sons denied there was any evidence of an unfriendly crowd, despite the video evidence available on social media.
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The CFIUS legislation is aimed at preventing China or other unfriendly countries from acquiring U.S. technology or data about Americans via investment in U.S. companies.
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If quantum computers are to be broadly available to users, the computers will need a lot of environmentally unfriendly infrastructure for storing data, adds McKay.
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She wore her strawberry-print bandana across her nose and mouth, she explained, because she didn't know if there were unfriendly cameras in the area.
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But there is still that elephant in the middle of all this: the reputation of Wall Street itself as a culture that's unfriendly to women.
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He envisioned a modern stock exchange that would speak to today's tech entrepreneur who wants to run a public company but finds the incumbents too unfriendly.
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Crowe says she is "very bold" and will walk right up to people, even though she's only friendly to him and very unfriendly to everyone else!
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Mixed marriages were all but unknown: that of Esma and Stevo attracted unfriendly scrutiny from all sides; their wedding, in 1968, drew 20023,000 gawpers, she recalled.
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Americans think that Mr Trump is more unfriendly towards Britain, Canada, Japan, Germany and Mexico than they would be, by around 40 percentage points on average.
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It has also dispatched prominent surrogates like Michelle Obama and Bernie Sanders along with $2m worth of funding to Arizona, historically an unfriendly land for Democrats.
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Konstantin Kosachev, chairman of the international affairs committee in Russia's upper house of parliament, called the sanctions unfriendly and baseless, the state-run Interfax agency reported.
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The Monster Hunter series is famously beginner-unfriendly, with arcane menus that are only slightly more forgiving than the complex controls and deliberate, weighty combat system.
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" Lewis says he reached out to Edward following the unfriendly interaction, but didn't receive a reply: "I sent him a text and said, 'Is everything okay?
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Do Steve Bannon&aposs efforts to recruit candidates to knock off some of the establishment Republicans or Trump unfriendly Republicans, warrant that kind of media treatment?
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If the schools worry that students will abandon their research based on an unfriendly result from College Abacus's calculator, they are probably selling most families short.
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But that's down dramatically from 2014, when 77% of Americans said they considered Russia to be unfriendly or worse, with the sharpest change coming among Republicans.
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Christie's pitch: He's a Republican governor in a Democrat-dominated state who has fought tooth and nail with an unfriendly legislature to move conservative priorities forward.
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Yet, as always the mainstream media once again derisively criticizes the president for his initiatives to form such coalitions with unfriendly adversaries of the United States.
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But opponents said it was too costly, environmentally unfriendly and that there was another under-utilised airport 110 km to the north near Rennes in Brittany.
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Certainly oil is a very big part of it; no question sanction are a part of it… But Russia was very unfriendly to foreign direct investment.
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Existing laws at the state level protecting LBGTQ people from discrimination could be repealed, and an unfriendly Supreme Court would make challenging explicitly discriminatory laws harder.
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Nearly three in four Muslims say Trump is "unfriendly" toward members of their faith, and nearly two-thirds are dissatisfied with the direction of the country.
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Deutsche Bank has argued that while "any market-unfriendly policies instigated during a Labour government are temporary", a no-deal Brexit would be a "permanent shock".
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Unfriendly skies Passengers explain how an 11-hour Air France flight from Paris to Shanghai turned into a three-day odyssey -- with a layover in Siberia.
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Before takeoff, she had heard only that London was big, bustling - and unfriendly, so the four-hour flight felt the longest, scariest journey of her life.
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At first, I thought most Russians I saw looked very stern and unfriendly, but I soon realized they simply don't smile at strangers like Americans do.
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A growing number of polled Americans perceive Russia as either unfriendly or as an enemy of the United States in a new NBC News/SurveyMonkey poll.
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Hanen is widely seen as unfriendly to DACA, given his previous ruling on its sister program, Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents.
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Denis is almost parodically auteurist, the kind of media-unfriendly filmmaker who enjoys universal acclaim from film enthusiasts and little in the way of ordinary fame.
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It would be hard to imagine more politically unfriendly turf for a Trump campaign office than the old Garcia and Vega cigar factory on Armenia Avenue.
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But the law has been so watered down by unfriendly court decisions and legislative amendments that it offers little recourse for the labor movement going forward.
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Since August, the percentage of Trump supporters who view Russia either as an enemy or unfriendly has dropped 11 points, from 67 percent to 21625 percent.
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It was a short notice fight that Afolabi was expected to lose, and Reid told him he'd need a knockout to win in such unfriendly territory.
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"The withdrawal of 47 percent of (our) frequency band is an unprecedented and extremely unfriendly move by the regulator," CEO Dmitry Shukov said in a statement.
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"It goes without saying that this unfriendly move by this group of countries will not go unnoticed, and we will respond to it," the statement read.
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When the overall tone is more modernized, Aladdin and the Genie don't stand out as much as wisecracking exceptions in a land full of unfriendly citizens.
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Economics is a highly competitive, often unfriendly profession — especially if you're a woman, according to research presented by Alicia Modestino, an associate professor at Northeastern University.
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Economics is a highly competitive, often unfriendly profession — especially if you're a woman, according to research presented by Alicia Modestino, an associate professor at Northeastern University.
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There's the strange stuff that happens at Plantworks, for instance, like the friendly dog who inadvertently spends the night in the flower lab and emerges unfriendly.
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The judge's unfriendly, even sometimes hostile, reception was a new turn of events for Mr. Mueller's team, which has faced little confrontation thus far in court.
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Today, the insularity of the left is magnified by the Internet, which tends to draw us toward people who think alike while screening out unfriendly opinions.
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But don't expect them to learn the lesson that this should be the last female-free image (and female-unfriendly policy) the Republican leadership proudly touts.
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However, more than three in ten respondents said they struggle to feel settled in the city, and that people in Zug are unfriendly toward foreign residents.
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Seventy-four percent of Muslims in the Pew Research Center survey released early Wednesday say Trump is unfriendly to them, compared with 22019 percent who disagree.
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Justification for repeal was also cloaked in arguments that the CFPB rule was actually unfriendly to consumers because it deprived them of the right to arbitrate.
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"When I lived in America and sent messages to my friends, it came off as really unfriendly that they didn't respond with an 'x,'" she said.
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CumFundMe Personal fundraising site GoFundMe is notoriously unfriendly to sex workers, so it's no surprise that someone got the idea to do a porn-friendly clone.
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Russian lawmaker Konstantin Kosachev, chairman of the international affairs committee of Russia's upper house of parliament, described the action as baseless and unfriendly, Interfax news agency reported.
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Things are only going to get harder in the coming weeks for the anti-Trump, anti-Cruz wing of the GOP as they move to unfriendly terrain.
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American cities are becoming more and more unfriendly to families, and new parents are fleeing for the exurbs, where housing is more affordable and schools are better.
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One source tells Recode that Match is still interested in acquiring Bumble, which means this lawsuit may very well be a bargaining chip — albeit an unfriendly one.
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In naming Brett Kavanaugh as his pick for the Supreme Court's open seat, President Donald Trump is advancing a judge widely seen as unfriendly to environmental regulation.
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"The withdrawal of 47 percent of (our) frequency band is an unprecedented and extremely unfriendly move by the regulator," Unitel's executive Dmitry Shukov said in a statement.
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The changes to the act could even leave wiggle room for an administration notoriously unfriendly to environmental regulations to essentially gut the Endangered Species Act, experts said.
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But thankfully, that's been changing, thanks to accepting faith leaders and brave LGBTQ+ individuals who manage to stay in touch with their faiths despite unfriendly religious environments.
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All of this has played out in unusually public ways — and against a political backdrop that has grown increasingly unfriendly to Google and its parent company, Alphabet.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday suspended a treaty with Washington on cleaning up weapons-grade plutonium, saying it was a response to unfriendly acts by Washington.
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And this presumably includes a wide range of unfriendly tech that will sweep up data on innocent Americans and other people who aren't actually breaking the law.
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"What was unfriendly about this was the lack of warning," European Affairs Minister Nathalie Loiseau told CNews television as Le Maire and Hoekstra were about to meet.
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However, should any of the president elect's EM (Emerging Market)-unfriendly campaign proposals make their way onto the policy agenda, sentiment around emerging markets would certainly suffer.
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But Sanders will need even more — 78 percent — and he's going into very unfriendly territory in the coming primary states, according to most delegate projections, including Vox's.
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But we are working on this, as you see quite calmly, without any hitches... and this is the line of our reaction to unfriendly actions towards Russia.
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Opposition to Trans Mountain is set to mount after the effective rise of an unfriendly government last month in Canada's British Columbia province that the pipeline passes.
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And on Thursday, North Korea's state-run KCNA news agency reported that Pyongyang blamed Malaysia for its citizen's death and accused it of adopting an "unfriendly attitude".
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The very fact that opposition-aligned groups are able to argue with a straight face in favor of being funded by unfriendly foreign governments proves the point.
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"The country's ability to defend itself in the current internationals situation, which is often aggressive and unfriendly towards our country, means [the exercise is justified]," Peskov said.
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Hill: Most of the yellowtail eaten in the US is farm-raised, a lot of it in Japan and Australia in ways that are very environmentally unfriendly.
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Executive compensation is inextricably linked to the shareholder-unfriendly actions Mr. Fink has identified; voting against pay packages infected by short-termism would help curb the problem.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has courted China, but on Tuesday his government warned that foreign warships in the country's territorial waters without permission would receive "unfriendly" treatment.
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If one anticipates such probing, would it be acceptable (and ethical) to leave off your résumé jobs that might lead a potential employer to an unfriendly reference?
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The Kremlin and the Russian Foreign Ministry responded in more measured tones, saying that the new, "unfriendly" measures contradicted at least the spirit of the Helsinki meeting.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Senator Sam Dastyari was trying to order a drink in Melbourne on Wednesday night when he was interrupted at the bar by some unfriendly patrons.
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Critics slammed the program, which Sonos initially touted as a way to "responsibly recycle older products," as environmentally unfriendly for turning still functional speakers into e-waste.
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What T-Mobile says: The company has been a disruptor in wireless, ending 9.53-year contracts and other consumer-unfriendly practices and forcing others to follow suit.
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It is an index of sorts, with 268 American stocks, and it begins with subtraction: removing companies, and even whole industries, that it considers animal unfriendly. Pharmaceuticals?
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That means contesting every single delegate, even if he has to venture into unfriendly territory, something he has done on multiple occasions while campaigning in New York.
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Some policymakers see gas exports as a way to help the United States's allies avoid having to buy from unfriendly countries while helping the domestic gas industry.
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In Moscow, President Vladimir Putin discussed Britain's "unfriendly and provocative" policy at a session of the national security council, RIA news agency quoted the Kremlin as saying.
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Still, there is a flip side to that proud history: Texas A&M has consistently been on the Princeton Review's top 20 list of L.G.B.T.-unfriendly universities.
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Between the lines: The White House recently announced it was canceling subscriptions to the New York Times and Washington Post after Trump complained about their unfriendly coverage.
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"This should not be regarded as an unfriendly step," Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for the Kremlin, told reporters, according to the Russian state-run Tass news agency.
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However, this must not be carried out in a manner seen by the employees of the house as an unfriendly act, if not as a hostile takeover.
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Sessions, a staunch conservative with a troubling record on many issues important to progressives, from civil rights to immigration reform, has an especially unfriendly stance on marijuana.
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But they said they were concerned the processes under consideration could increase the risk of dangerous materials reaching militant groups or nations unfriendly to the United States.
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In fact, Trump has met with many leaders from around the world, both friendly and unfriendly since taking office, including North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un in June.
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An effort to repeal a law on "fake news", which allows the government to criminalise unfriendly reporting, was stymied in the upper house last year by the opposition.
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He also said that possible new U.S. sanctions against Russia were a cause for concern and a reflection of Washington's "unfriendly and even hostile attitude towards our country".
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This would avoid the unfriendly climate he will face at the Supreme Court with four liberal justices and would protect the national security interests of the United States.
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Just as Steam presented an alternative to user-unfriendly systems like SecuROM, Epic may ultimately end up being able to present itself as a friendly alternative to Steam.
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But opponents said it was too costly, environmentally unfriendly and that there was another under-utilised airport 110 km (68 miles) to the north, near Rennes in Brittany.
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Backlash, even more than the Senate filibuster or an unfriendly Supreme Court, has been the most consequential force in American politics in the era of high partisan polarization.
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She writes: Formed seething and seeping from a swamp of ways to tackle a world that seems skewed against you, the Tumblr witch is resolutely unfriendly and intractable.
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Russia suspended a treaty with Washington on cleaning up weapons grade plutonium earlier this month in response to what it said were "unfriendly acts" by the United States.
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I would talk about in group and out group rather than friendly and unfriendly, because the real problem is humans, and who we decide we want to help.
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The company also has deals with networks like Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, and was an original data reseller for Twitter before an unfriendly breakup almost two years ago.
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But it remained unclear whether the compromise would be acceptable to those who believe North Carolina was unfriendly to the rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.
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Miniatures games are unfriendly to new players, but if anyone can get involved without a significant investment, it could bring a lot of fresh blood to the scene.
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They'd had some misgivings about the march, worrying that it wasn't inclusive enough, and, with its overt "pussy" imagery, that it would be particularly unfriendly to transgender people.
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As technically exemplary and glorious as they still are, those headphones exhibit unpleasant treble spikes that make them fatiguing to listen to and unfriendly to the casual listener.
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According to a 2017 Pew Research Center Survey, 74% of American Muslims say Trump is unfriendly to their community and two-thirds say he makes them feel worried.
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Woods's other two picks, Gary Woodland and Tony Finau, joined the conference call with reporters on Friday but Reed was excused for being in an unfriendly time zone.
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Friendly Canada will gladly increase fossil fuel exports to the U.S., but we will also import fossil fuels from unfriendly Venezuela, Russia and countries in the Middle East.
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However, there have been a couple of years in the mix that were unfriendly to the U.S. harvest – 1991 and 2002 – in which summer temperatures were too warm.
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Our unfriendly driver was a Copt, and although he hadn't gone by the name of Girgis Egyptians don't always use the first name that appears on their I.D.s.
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"The country's ability to defend itself in the current international situation, which is often aggressive and unfriendly towards our country, means [the exercise] is justified," he told Reuters.
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A plurality of respondents, 22019 percent, also said that they think Russia is unfriendly towards the U.S., with 25 percent saying they viewed the country as an enemy.
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The policy update is meant to discourage website owners from running user-unfriendly advertisements, and are a result of Google's ongoing analysis of emerging trends, the company notes.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the exercises are a necessary response to "the current international situation, which is often quite aggressive and unfriendly to our country," per Bloomberg.
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When oil prices dropped in 2014 and never recovered, the maintenance of such an expensive oil extraction venture in unfriendly economic climates become the focus of much discussion.
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CALL IT AN UNFRIENDLY A friendly in Manchester, England, between Burnley of the Premier League and the Bundesliga club Hannover was abandoned at halftime because of crowd trouble.
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The two senators have also touted themselves as advocates for intensified efforts to combat climate change, while the use of private jets has been criticized as environmentally unfriendly.
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When a military coup in 1970 begot a government unfriendly to Communists, civil war ensued, presaging the ascendance of Pol Pot and the Communist Khmer Rouge in 1975.
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"We characterise the given actions as extremely unfriendly and essentially provocative, demonstrating the bias and political motivation of this disgraceful judgement," Russia's foreign ministry said in a statement.
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The strong-flavored, unfriendly pumpernickel bread is a family nostalgia that has become a beloved preference; my mother made it this way, and I can't give it up.
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His "Unfriendly Reminder Tour," announced earlier this month, was supposed to start in April with the first concert in Orlando and performances in Miami, Houston, Atlanta and more.
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A country with draconian security laws and increasingly unfriendly borders is no longer the America we and foreign travelers once knew and of which we could be proud.
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That was because China had only two options: either a nuclear North Korea that was friendly toward China or a nuclear North Korea that was unfriendly, he wrote.
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Now, it is a problem shared by world leaders, friendly and unfriendly, who had long planned their foreign policies around the role reliably played by the United States.
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The Kremlin said the sanctions were illegal and unfriendly and that the U.S. move was at odds with the "constructive atmosphere" of Trump and Putin's encounter in Helsinki.
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He also said that shortly before he was replaced the next month, he personally warned Ms. Park not to discriminate against cultural figures deemed unfriendly to the president.
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They may be under some kind of electronic or laser attack, or maybe an unfriendly satellite is getting too close, or an antisatellite missile is on the way.
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" Dr. Collins said he had also become "deeply concerned about the growing evidence of sexual harassment that has made the workplace in biomedicine an unfriendly place for women.
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Characters investigate the disappearance of lost relatives by searching opium dens and dealing with unfriendly Scotland Yard investigators, but they also experience supernatural visions and use occult tomes.
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When the mother and father arrived and saw she and Shiferaw hanging out in the kitchen, he says they responded to his presence in a distinctly unfriendly way.
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Whether it's Klan members in the surrounding suburbs, or hyper-vigilant racist cops in the streets, Clay is in permanent peril, a stranger under siege in unfriendly turf.
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Troublingly, the President-elect, through cabinet picks like Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt and ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson—both climate skeptics—hints at a very environment-unfriendly White House.
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"In unfriendly hands, they (the documents) could provide an adversary the ability to assess technical capabilities and weaknesses in one of the most technologically advanced aircrafts," Recorded Future said.
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Crude pared gains late in the session after reports that Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh told state television that the cartel had been unfriendly toward OPEC's third largest producer.
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It's not at all unheard of for the PR wings of big companies to keep lists of journalists, both friendly and unfriendly, on hand—but not at this scale.
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But say you've been stuck under a Wi-Fi-unfriendly rock for the past seven days: what stories would you have missed that you really need to know about?
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After all, Pidick, the neighborhood vet, had testified that an unfriendly stray dog had been spotted in the neighborhood, and foxes were known to live in the surrounding woods.
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America, India and Japan hold annual exercises that grow more ambitious by the year, flying aircraft off one another's decks and sharing tips on how to hunt unfriendly submarines.
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The Pixel tends to grow cold and unfriendly in these autumnal months, but the Pixel 2 has a more consistent surface temperature to go with its less metallic finish.
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That is viewed as a negative by Wall Street since it would allow Democrats to move quickly on spending, taxes and regulations that might be viewed as market unfriendly.
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A trade war and the growing sense of an unfriendly rivalry between America and China is having unwelcome repercussions on one of the world's most complex and globalised industries.
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Or take an example not mentioned in the ruling: a town unfriendly to same-sex marriage that denied garbage collection or zoning variances to wedding halls hosting gay weddings.
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"This is one more unfriendly and groundless action that will not go unanswered," TASS agency cited a Russian foreign ministry official as saying in an initial reaction from Moscow.
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In 2000, he paid $100,000 to regulators to settle insurance fraud charges; a $40,000 fine from the state's Health Department in 2004 earned unfriendly headlines ("Zit Wit Gets Popped").
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Late arrivals are of course to be expected when it comes to Kickstarter projects, but du Preez said that the response of backers, both friendly and unfriendly, surprised him.
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Despite some promotional efforts to include more female pro-gamers, they have also been seen as completely unfriendly or unappealing to women who would be pros or join teams.
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It was a feisty affair, by all accounts, but spilled over into seriously unfriendly territory when Fabregas steamed into Ragnar Klavan, wielding his outstretched leg like a medieval pike.
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This was after May's lips remained sealed following America's inauguration of a president who once said climate change was a hoax and presides over an environmentally unfriendly White House.
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The majority board initially tried to deflect Air Products with a shareholder-unfriendly private placement, and then by demanding the Americans sign a standstill agreement, stopping them buying shares.
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Adding to the ever expanding list of instances when Australian fauna has acted downright unfriendly, a couple has stumbled across a blanket of spider webs enveloping an entire park.
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Parents remained in detention near the border for the most part, moving rapidly through court dockets historically unfriendly to immigrants' claims that found hundreds of them eligible for deportation.
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Part of the program's success, and that of the costly ad campaign that promoted it, lay in changing the perception that New York was unfriendly to business, she said.
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As Curtis puts it, he and Morris are "the only brothers in Heidelberg," an African-American family in the perplexing and sometimes unfriendly environment of a picturesque German town.
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For example, ball pythons are "notorious escape artists" and can live up to 250 years, and the unfriendly pixie frog requires daily cage cleaning to avoid excrement build up.
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This watchdog organization based in Boyle Heights has introduced legislation amending these vendor-unfriendly laws, and have gone as far as providing lawyers for harassed purveyors free of charge.
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In some quarters, geese — with their plentiful droppings, noisy honking and unfriendly demeanors — are seen as a nuisance at best and as proof of why exterminators exist at worst.
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They land in a mostly black community in Rochester, N.Y., where she tries to make sense of all things American: wasted food, mean kids, unfriendly neighbors and false presumptions.
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It's true that Florida's older Cuban-American community, which remains politically influential, is deeply unfriendly to politicians who focus on Castro's literacy programs at the expense of his crimes.
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In the campaign, he encouraged violence among supporters; pledged to prosecute Hillary Clinton; threatened legal action against unfriendly media; and suggested that he might not accept the election results.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday promised it would respond to Germany's expulsion of two Russian diplomats, a move it called unfriendly and unfounded, Russian news agencies reported.
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" Gundlach has been warning investors to avoid Treasuries this year because bonds have been "sniffing out a new bond-market unfriendly environment, which likely includes a fiscal-policy pivot.
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Although "Starfire" is by no means the bare-bones radio-unfriendly confessional she hints at in "This Town Is Killing Me," it is far more personalized, and more dramatic.
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If they'd known for a while, perhaps Speaker Paul Ryan wouldn't have held a lengthy, and seemingly unfriendly, conversation with Long on the House floor during Monday's afternoon votes.
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Four out of five of the states holding elections next Tuesday are closed primaries — considered unfriendly territory for Sanders, as they preclude independents and unaffiliated voters from casting ballots.
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But visitors quickly pointed out that Equifax's terms of service include a consumer-unfriendly piece of legalese known as an arbitration clause, which bans parties from joining class action lawsuits.
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Are we realizing, after too many years of forcing our loved ones to suffer in silence, that our testicles are environmentally unfriendly pollutants that test the world's collective gag reflex?
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YouGov, a pollster, has asked a representative sample of Americans, on behalf of The Economist, to rate certain countries on a scale from ally to friendly to unfriendly to enemy.
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With dramatic flair, he compared his plight to a champion boxer whom Trump said he once warned not to go into unfriendly territory because the judges could rule against him.
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Your fragile items, such as photo frames or smaller pieces of furniture, can be wrapped in old sheets, blankets, or newspaper to cut down on space and environmentally unfriendly waste.
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Mr. Buffett, who buys stakes in publicly traded companies as well as whole companies outright, reiterated in his letter that his company, Berkshire Hathaway, would not engage in unfriendly takeovers.
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Other advice to gain followers: Snapchat, which is notoriously unfriendly to influencers, presents a large hurdle for wannabe social media stars since it doesn't have much of a discovery mechanism.
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All of these proposals have one thing in common: They acknowledge that the current system of helping pay for child care is particularly unfriendly to low- and middle-income families.
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Not that we don't need to defend ourselves and have better intelligence and all that, but how do we create an unfriendly sea for the terrorists in the Muslim communities?
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She believes that synthetic biology can in principle create enzymes for most of the reactions today's chemists bring about with rare catalysts, high temperatures and pressures, or environmentally unfriendly solvents.
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Not that we don't need to defend ourselves and have better intelligence and all that, but how do we create an unfriendly sea for the terrorists in the Muslims communities?
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Le Maire, who had condemned the Dutch stake purchase as "incomprehensible" and "unfriendly", played down the dispute on Friday - even as ripples of indignation continued to be felt in Paris.
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It takes all the normal conventions of a website's user interface and throws them out the window, leaving one of the most user-unfriendly experiences you'll ever try to navigate.
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Le Maire, who had condemned the Dutch stake purchase as "incomprehensible" and "unfriendly," played down the dispute on Friday - even as ripples of indignation continued to be felt in Paris.
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Dion has coined the term "responsible conviction" for his re-engagement with those nations, insisting that sitting down with unfriendly states will be more effective than trying to punish them.
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"This exclusion of free expression should not only be seen as an unfriendly act, but is also a sign of the Chinese government's mistrust of its own people," he said.
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Anti-abortion groups and some congressional Republicans have long urged Trump to replace National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Francis Collins, who is seen as unfriendly to anti-abortion groups.
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Critics like Chu say the Kuk is also encouraging environmentally unfriendly practices, such as allowing agricultural land to be turned into parking lots, junk yards and electronic waste recycling depots.
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Not that we don't need to defend ourselves and have better intelligence and all that, but how do we create an unfriendly sea for the terrorists in the Muslim communities?
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" Nancy D. Polikoff, a professor at the American University Washington College of Law, said, "We've seen this all over the country, even in states that might be called gay unfriendly.
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Our stated mission is to sustain peace by helping to build a shared and cohesive society, and unfriendly borders and walls do not make for a shared and cohesive society.
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Miranda said that, for most of Rio's electorate, his having a foreign partner wasn't a liability, but he allowed that his relationship with Greenwald had drawn some unfriendly local commentary.
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How about the time he unleashed a series of insults against our closest allies and trading partners while refusing to sanction an unfriendly nation that had infiltrated our computer networks?
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian regional governor Alexei Dyumin, who was placed on a new U.S. sanctions list, considers the U.S. sanctions against Russia "unfriendly and counterproductive," Dyumin's assistant said on Friday.
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Analysts at Kepler Chevreux said when banks are willing to protect their businesses at the expense of a higher payout or building up capital, it is perceived as "shareholder unfriendly".
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And pity those considered part of an unfriendly demographic, such as the people of Puerto Rico, whom the president dismisses as a tool of the Democratic Party and mistreats accordingly.
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The hedge fund had also said Depomed had taken a "series of shareholder-unfriendly steps," referring to the company's decision to reject takeover offers from Horizon Pharma Plc last year.
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So imagine what it's like for, say, Armenia, from which I write, a former Soviet republic turned tiny nation of three million, sandwiched between unfriendly neighbors in the Caucasus Mountains.
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"We view the German claims regarding the expulsion of two employees of the Russian Embassy in Berlin to be groundless and unfriendly," Ms. Zakharova said, according to Russian news agencies.
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One would think that the last thing that China needs as it copes with the bursting of this bubble is an unfriendly global trade environment that would constrain its exports.
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Bearing in mind the upcoming November U.S. midterm elections, Trump's "market unfriendly" stance on trade this year stood in contrast to last year's market-friendly corporate tax cuts, Yeo said.
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"Once the three of us learned that it was regarded as unfriendly, we had no intention of making one and I think the Unilever people understand that now," Buffett said.
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Mr. Chávez gave himself the authority to suspend unfriendly judges and to pack the courts with new ones, destroying the judiciary's power to act as a check on his presidency.
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The ministry said it is summoning the envoys of Western states who took "unfriendly steps" towards Russia over the poisoning of former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter.
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Being able to launch attack aircraft that don't need runways means, well, not having to build runways in often inhospitable locations or dispatch aircraft carriers to unfriendly or inconvenient seas.
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A (somewhat controversial) census projection suggests that the US will be a majority minority country in the next 30 years — an unfriendly environment, to say the least, for the GOP.
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You get a similar result if you ask Democrats and Republicans if they consider Russia an ally, friendly to the US, unfriendly to the US, or an enemy (full spreadsheet here).
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Certainly he prefers the company of animals — I mean, he is a primatologist — and sure, his best friend is a gorilla, but it's impossible to see him as antisocial or unfriendly.
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"If an unfriendly foreign power had attempted to impose on America the mediocre educational performance that exists today, we might well have viewed it as an act of war," it declared.
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These same incentives create extraordinary pressure for justices to stay on the bench long after they might have otherwise retired, in the hopes that they can outlast an ideologically unfriendly administration.
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At the social-networking giant's first shareholder meeting in 2013, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's boss, faced questions about privacy settings, an unfriendly mobile app and the lack of a helpline for users.
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It is always surrounding and encompassing the player, a constant reminder that there is nothing here but the distant lights of small settlements and the far-off roar of unfriendly engines.
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According to Russian State News Agency Sputnik, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said two Americans were declared persona non grata after an "unfriendly move" by the U.S. that was not specified.
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Democrats have been optimistic that Trump's unpopularity might spark a wave election in 2018, but the electoral map is unfriendly so far and Republicans have held seats in tight special elections.
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Any government will struggle to deliver reforms being urged by the EU, which is monitoring Croatia's debt-burdened economy and an investment environment it sees as bureaucratic and unfriendly to business.
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Problems occur when extraordinary circumstances—like the president's son lying about meeting with an unfriendly country in hopes of affecting the U.S. election—cause differences to boil over into public feuds.
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Watch him with the ball in transition and three defenders assembled in front of him, and you'll wait to see how, not if, he manipulates these unfriendly odds for a layup.
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The Trump administration, in other words, signaled it intended to raise the cost of Mahan's complicity in the mass murder of Syrian civilians by making the skies unfriendly to the airline.
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But conservative critics of the transition say that it stands to be handled poorly or place control of a key part of the Internet in the hands of unfriendly governments. Sen.
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Hanen was seen as particularly unfriendly to DACA based on his ruling in the related case, and advocates feared a DACA challenge before him would likely be decided the same way.
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It accused the United States of "unfriendly and hostile acts," describing the travel ban as the latest move in a systematic effort by the US to force political change in Venezuela.
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But analysts say the drop is likely a temporary lull after a large spike in litigation in late 2015, shortly before new rules went in place that were unfriendly to trolls.
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Trump has promised to "open up libel laws" so that egomaniacal billionaires like himself and his ally Peter Thiel will have an easier time running unfriendly media outlets out of business.
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Trump could also potentially appoint a vaccine-unfriendly head of the Centers for Disease Control to replace current director Dr. Thomas Frieden, who has said he will resign on inauguration day.
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If getting ahead in your industry requires happy-hour drinks three nights a week, that's unfriendly to families and may be preventing your female colleagues from having the family they want.
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The week after ASIB premiered in October, Page Six ran a story about Cooper and Shayk having an unfriendly dinner date, reminiscent of Cooper's post-Oscars outing with Waterhouse in 2015.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Thursday it was hard to know whether the United States would continue to make unfriendly moves against Russia in the future and impose further sanctions.
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With her Aunt Rosaline as chaperone, Ophelia must leave the only home she's known and take up residence with Thorn's family — a scheming, largely unfriendly lot — in the Pole's capital, Citaceleste.
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" It added, "The British side is warned that, in the case of further actions of an unfriendly character toward Russia, the Russian side reserves the right to take other answering measures.
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"This is definitely an unfriendly act," President Vladimir V. Putin said when asked about the Treasury Department list during a campaign event in advance of Russia's own presidential election in March.
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By and large, for the same reason that unions collapsed in the first place, experts told me: Union-unfriendly laws and regulations made it easy for employers to shut down unions.
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To mark the arrival of winter temperatures, and mostly because French people can't seem to get enough of these, we've prepared a non-exhaustive list of classic, digestion-unfriendly French recipes.
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Electron microscopy can make out tiny features as small as atoms, but it requires that samples be placed in a vacuum — an unfriendly environment for almost all components of living organisms.
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It's that looming, ambient feeling of being deprived, of being trapped, that's likely to contribute to a setting utterly unfriendly to a safe, comfortable psychedelic sojourn into that great beyond within.
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"The country's ability to defend itself in the current international situation, which is often aggressive and unfriendly towards our country, means (it) is justified," Peskov told reporters on a conference call.
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Unfriendly skies You know the passengers on an Alaska Airlines flight were ticked off after one of them forced the plane to be diverted after trying to light a cigarette -- twice.
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A massive 200 Billion Dollar Sea Wall, built around New York to protect it from rare storms, is a costly, foolish & environmentally unfriendly idea that, when needed, probably won't work anyway.
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" Gundlach, who oversees more than $106 billion at Los Angeles-based DoubleLine Capital, said Treasury yields, particularly the long end of the curve, are soaring because Trump's policies are "bond unfriendly.
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Hannity has spent the first year of the Trump administration peddling wild conspiracy theories about shadowy governments agents, Hillary Clinton, and journalists whom he perceives as unfriendly toward the White House.
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North Korea has accused Malaysia, historically one of the Hermit Kingdom's few allies, of having an "unfriendly attitude," and pointed to "holes and contradictions" in the Malaysian account of what happened.
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The ministry has said it is summoning the envoys of Western states who took "unfriendly steps" towards Russia over the poisoning of former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter.
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CBD isn't the only substance that messes with the body's ability to metabolize these drugs — both St. John's wort and the humble grapefruit are unfriendly — but CBD is comparatively poorly studied.
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It doesn't make any sense why he would be so unfriendly towards a lot of our allies, and then so friendly towards a country which is an adversary to the United States.
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On top of cutting commission fees altogether—Amazon's range from 20 to 40 percent per task—the O'Reillys have created a visually pleasing interface meant to rival Amazon's relatively user-unfriendly design.
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At Babe, the operating principle was to provoke no matter who it offends, and even make itself deliberately unfriendly to advertisers (its manifesto calls its approach an alternative to "brand-safe" media).
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"Egypt needs Saudi Arabia's largesse and Saudi Arabia—surrounded by enemies and unfriendly regimes in Iran, Syria, Iraq and Yemen—needs Egypt's regional weight," says Nael Shama, a Cairo-based political analyst.
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The combination of unfriendly terrain, technical difficulty of the maneuver, and the fact that the spacecraft was operating so far from Earth left Hayabusa2's mission control with no room for error.
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An unnamed 13-year-old girl is wrenched from the people she assumed were her parents and deposited with a group of unfriendly strangers who, she is told, are her birth family.
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Or, she's looking down at her phone on the opposite side of the subway platform, with flirty platinum blonde bangs and a warm smile that shatters any misconception that Manhattanites are unfriendly.
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" But in a May 2015 message, Podesta had pushed back on someone worried about people Americans who might see Clinton as the "most unfriendly to Israel in our history, worse than Obama.
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It's the same word sometimes used to describe the way reality TV stars treat one another on camera or how unfriendly office mates interact or why grade school pals stop getting along.
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The BNP says it would strike down the DSA if it wins, but it cracked down on media organizations seen as unfriendly when it was in power more than a decade ago.
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By slipping mandatory arbitration provisions with class action waivers into employment contracts, employers guarantee that any challenge they face will come from a single plaintiff in a court unfriendly to their claims.
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Stuck within a euro straitjacket and saddled with a market-unfriendly populist government, it is difficult to see how Italy could grow its way out of its debt problem in those circumstances.
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Many lawmakers see exports as a way to aid United States allies who rely on unfriendly countries for gas, while helping the domestic gas industry and hurting major energy powers like Russia.
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By packing unfriendly voters into one district and/or spreading them thinly across many, votes of the political minority are treated as a nuisance rather than a part of the political process.
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Invading the church, he warns the fearful citizens that America "has long equated democracy with capitalism and capitalism with God" and that by resisting his unfriendly takeover they are engaged in blasphemy.
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According to the GenFKD survey, two-thirds of millennials have thought of starting their own business, but three-quarters of respondents said the current tax code is unfriendly to small business growth.
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The recruitment site also said, when you wear glasses, it's hard to read your facial expression and depending on the person, many might perceive you as cold or unfriendly — or just smart.
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Beyond the expulsions of the Journal reporters, the Chinese government has repeatedly allowed the visas of foreign correspondents whose work is perceived as unfriendly to lapse, forcing them to leave the country.
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The symbol directly to the left of it — a money pouch with the recycling sign and an "x" — closes you off to trades, if you want to be unfriendly and/or mean.
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Wadiak says the greatest challenge to Cooks Venture is educating people around regenerative agtech and mobilizing those people to move the needle against old-school, economically unsound and environmentally unfriendly agricultural systems.
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Iraq's parliament has called for the government to kick U.S. troops out of the country, and Trump threatened to place sanctions on the country if troops are expelled in an unfriendly way.
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The BNP says it would strike down the DSA if it wins, but it cracked down on media organizations seen as unfriendly when it was in power more than a decade ago.
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Q. I have never understood why "added sugar" is more unfriendly to health than "natural sugar," which can be found in abundance in so many fruits, starting with morning natural orange juice.
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One of the first things he was accused of doing under her administration was blacklisting artists, writers and journalists deemed unfriendly to the government, reviving a practice from the country's dictatorial past.
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A special prosecutor who investigated the scandal later accused her government of blacklisting writers, artists and movie directors deemed left-leaning and unfriendly to her government, excluding them from government support programs.
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He has given fits to France's established parties on the right and the left, poaching personalities for his government from the first and advancing a Socialist-unfriendly agenda destabilizing to the second.
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MOSCOW, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Possible new U.S. sanctions against Russia are a cause for concern and a reflection of Washington's unfriendly and even hostile attitude towards Moscow, the Kremlin said on Friday.
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While the Trump administration has taken several actions viewed as unfriendly toward Moscow, the president himself has often appeared reluctant to openly criticize his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, and the Russian government.
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"The country's ability to defend itself in the current international situation, which is often aggressive and unfriendly towards our country, means (the exercise) is justified," Peskov told reporters on a conference call.
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"In the Trump administration we also have a foe against Jeff Bezos, who not only runs Amazon but happens to own an editorially unfriendly (to President Trump) newspaper, The Washington Post," Kass wrote.
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Other cities that have banned it include San Diego, Miami Beach, Seattle and Washington, DC. The material is considered environmentally unfriendly because it breaks into smaller pieces and is hard to clean up.
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Overall, Republicans and Republican-leaners are split on whether they think Russia is friendly or an ally (33 percent), while 49 percent think Russia is unfriendly or an enemy of the United States.
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The suit alleges that in her termination letter, officials wrote that she was "perceived as being disrespectful, argumentative and unfriendly and not a good fit in a school environment," the Journal-Constitution reported.
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The idea of laborers lobbying in favor of Amazon, which is frequently decried as an extremely labor-unfriendly company, seems odd, but in this case at least the train of thought is clear.
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And any short-term revenue potential is severely limited by logistical challenges posed by infrastructure damaged by war, pipelines that run into unfriendly areas and the unusually low grade of the oil itself.
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I'm mildly annoyed with Samsung and the S8 because the company has appears to be historically unfriendly to left-handers, with the stylus on the Note always stored on the bottom right side.
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A second trial this year could pose a major distraction for Menendez and his fellow Democrats, who are already facing an unfriendly electoral map in their quest to wrest control of the Senate.
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Then they were careful to move their digital contraband through at least three foreign countries, ensuring that at least one had unfriendly relations with the United States, to throw pursuers off China's scent.
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The gulf between that position and the mass deportations backed by Mr Trump and his chief Republican rival, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, is both large and unfriendly terrain for centrist-minded voters.
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They should support subpoenas requiring Trump to produce all aspects of his tax returns and financial information as well, including any business, loans or deals with Russia, China and other unfriendly foreign nations.
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When stories began emerging in the food world -- "a brutal, oppressive business that was historically unfriendly to women," Bourdain once said -- he remained steadfast in his dedication to believing and listening to women.
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The average rate is on the rise, going from 3.76 percent last year to 4.45 percent for the 2017-18 term, and there's a sense that the atmosphere in Washington is getting unfriendly.
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Republicans and some Democrats since 85033 have sought to encourage more exports of natural gas as a way to help United States allies that rely on unfriendly countries, like Russia, for their gas.
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All-Star forward Kevin Durant returns to Oklahoma City on Saturday, and the unfriendly welcome will consist of a vociferous round of boos and signs in support of former running mate Russell Westbrook.
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A combined 2628 percent of Americans said that Mexico is an "enemy" or "unfriendly" to the U.S. Views of Mexico have worsened across all political lines over the last 28500 years, Gallup noted.
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This would seem to be particularly the case because investor's confidence would be seriously shaken by the prospect of a minority government that could be led by a very market-unfriendly Jeremy Corbyn.
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Tom Davis (R-Va.) told the AP that a president attending a game is "very disruptive" and added that Trump might not want to attend the game over concerns about an unfriendly crowd.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow does not regard as an unfriendly act U.S. President Donald Trump's failure to congratulate Russian President Vladimir Putin on his victory in Sunday's presidential elections, the Kremlin said on Tuesday.
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Italy's leading newspapers, which are owned by large industrial concerns, have also been highly critical of 5-Star, which has promised a campaign against corruption and is seen as unfriendly to big business.
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My construction flow thus proceeded from the middle to the bottom to the upper left (where I needed 7-letter entries ending in the unfriendly letters B and U) to the upper right.
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The decree said that the step was being taken now to "counter Ukraine's unfriendly activities toward Russian citizens and entities," a reference to similar sanctions that Kiev imposed on Russians earlier this summer.
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So when the checker at the market is frowning and seems unfriendly or when an elderly person seems to scowl at them, they are less likely to judge them or take it personally.
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Neighbors had different takes: While one said he was private and unfriendly, never reciprocating basic salutations, another said he was a "gentle giant" and gave the impression he had no familiarity with firearms.
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Indeed, a Media Trackers employee whose job included writing negative profiles of Wisconsin professors recently took a position with a state senator who likes to attack universities as being unfriendly to free speech.
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Let me be crystal clear: I strongly agree with advertisers and the advertising industry that there are way too many consumer-unfriendly ad formats and automated bad actors running amok on the Web.
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But this production is projected to decline as soon as the 85033s, and unless we develop other sources of energy, we will continue our dependence on oil from foreign and potentially unfriendly countries.
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With modern rule changes that are friendly to the passing game and unfriendly to beating up on quarterbacks, there's no reason he shouldn't be able to maintain or even improve his perceptual skills.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, speaking to reporters on a conference call, said the U.S. move was "absolutely unfriendly," but said Moscow continued to hope that for an improvement in battered U.S.-Russia relations.
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They hope the alternative measures will counter the criticism that their party is unfriendly to women, a strategy that has been discussed at leadership meetings with the heads of committees in recent weeks.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday the release of a U.S. list of Russian businessmen close to the Kremlin was an unfriendly act, but Moscow did not currently plan to retaliate.
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Turkey controls the flow of Middle Eastern refugees into European NATO, a crucial role whereby a friendly Turkey can help stabilize its neighbors — or an unfriendly Turkey could unleash a human flood into Europe.
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The Associated Press reports that Bouhlel, who was born in Tunisia but moved to France on a work visa several years ago, was described as cold and unfriendly by his neighbors and family members.
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The evening meal known as iftar breaks the fast during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and is often associated with environmentally-unfriendly excess, with tables groaning under the weight of heavy meat dishes.
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That's the deadline in an ultimatum issued by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and nine other state attorneys general to the Trump administration: Rescind DACA or we will challenge it in an unfriendly court.
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By contrast, when Trump named Betsy DeVos as secretary of Education, he chose a crony capitalist version of education policy that is unfriendly to the public education that a strong majority of voters cherish.
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As the accusations against Ailes and O'Reilly added up, Fox's work environment was painted as unfriendly and disrespectful to women, and the class-action lawsuit paints it as discriminatory against people of color, too.
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Meanwhile, the public never really knew what the heck Ryan was talking about and the unfriendly mainstream news media spent their mornings looking for sympathetic victims of the GOP/Ryan/Trump health care plan.
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In a city that sometimes feels like an unfriendly place, it reassures me to know that there's an online community where other women introduce themselves with compliments, and are actively seeking other women's friendship.
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The Japanese market has traditionally been viewed as an unfriendly environment for startups, but the growing availability of capital and support from Japan's all-powerful incumbent corporations makes building a company seem more feasible.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's lower house of parliament approved on second reading a bill that would give the Russian government authority to ban trade in certain items with countries deemed to be unfriendly to Moscow.
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Laws in Brazil, where the current outbreak began, are decidedly unfriendly to women seeking to end their pregnancies: abortion is legal only in cases of rape or when the woman's life is at stake.
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Because of the expense and overloaded plants, pressing music to vinyl isn't always practical for the independent musician, and while the beloved cassette tape is an affordable alternative, it's decidedly environmentally unfriendly and impractical.
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She and other museum officials are reportedly looking for new ways to make sure that the NMNH can go beyond the bureaucratic procedures that have often made the SI's procedures ineffective and victim unfriendly.
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The ultimatum issued by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and nine other state attorneys general threatened that if the administration did not rescind DACA by then, they would challenge it in an unfriendly court.
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Accurate or not, unfriendly leaders in Beijing, Pyongyang, Moscow, Damascus and Tehran may think this is a good time to take advantage of a weakened U.S. president with a hostile Congress and divided population.
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Clinton that President Obama has been unfriendly to their interests, she says she would approach business leaders more like Mr. Clinton did during his administration, which was widely considered amicable to the private sector.
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According to results from the poll released on Wednesday, 2628 percent of respondents consider Russia to be unfriendly and 28500 percent called the nation an enemy, a jump from the poll's July 6900 results.
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Another former resident, who confirmed Barak was a frequent visitor, said he once accidentally rode the elevator with Barak and two unfriendly security guards after sliding in through the doors at the last second.
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Jules, an ex-vendor, worked for one of the big companies and recalls that the allocation of zones led to very unfriendly feelings between sellers, which eventually caused him to quit before summer's end.
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Some might argue that you're putting women—who may even be engaging in sex work voluntarily, and who are already unduly criminalized—in even more danger by sending them through an unfriendly court system.
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He has encouraged violence among supporters (offering to pay their legal fees), pledged to jail Hillary Clinton and take legal action against unfriendly media, and suggested that he might not accept the election results.
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But sometimes the cats can't be returned to where they lived before, either because their caretaker is no longer there to provide food and water, or because their environment has been made cat-unfriendly.
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Universal's "Us," Jordan's Peele's family-unfriendly follow-up to his landmark 2017 feature debut, "Get Out," easily landed in second place, selling $33.6 million in tickets according to Comscore, which compiles box-office data.
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Nor did Mr. Obama comment on a suggestion by Mayor Boris Johnson of London, a leader of the campaign to leave the bloc, that the president was unfriendly to Britain because of his ancestry.
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There are no ads or promoted tweets, powerful mute filters to block out unwanted noise, and (thanks to Twitter's unfriendly API changes) no notifications to constantly ping you to come back to the app.
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The crux of the matter should never have been who would pay for it, but rather that it was an unfriendly act toward a friendly country, sending a disastrous symbolic message to Latin America.
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One of the first things he was accused of doing under her was to blacklist artists, writers and journalists deemed progressive and unfriendly to the government, reviving a practice from the country's dictatorial past.
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"I see a desperate young leader struggling to establish himself among his people, who are still unsure of his economic credentials, and in a region that has become increasingly unfriendly to his country," he said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian lawmaker Konstantin Kosachev, chairman of the international affairs committee of Russia's upper house of parliament, said on Friday new U.S. sanctions imposed on Russia were baseless and unfriendly, Interfax news agency reported.
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The bar staff members are so emotionless and unfriendly they would probably just shrug if they saw you eating your own baby and are therefore too callous to feel involved in your personal love problems.
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He meets her unfriendly dad, who is in the other room fixing a car because he's less of a real human being and more of the cliché of an angry father from a '80s movie.
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The E3 demo was short but action-packed, as Chloe and Nadine clambered through a lush jungle, stumbled into treacherous ruins, and found themselves in an all-out fire fight with some very unfriendly fellows.
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While such course books are not classified materials on their own, in unfriendly hands, they could provide an adversary the ability to assess technical capabilities and weaknesses in one of the most technologically advanced aircrafts.
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And when I started, entering the weight room meant setting foot in an area of the gym notorious for being a boys' club, and an unfriendly, intimidating space for most people, especially women, to navigate.
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The Associated Press broke a story in December alleging a blacklist in South Korea that prevented 9,000 artists deemed unfriendly to the impeached President Park Geun-hye from receiving government funding or using state venues.
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Cruz, who won ideological admirers when he attended a high-profile agricultural summit in March and refused to endorse the RFS in front of an unfriendly crowd, has not shied away from his unpopular stance.
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Without both a firm refutation of white nationalist sentiment and making the space of the game unfriendly to those ideologies, Triternion risks falling into the same traps as contemporary medievalists dealing with white supremacist infiltration.
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"What was unfriendly about this was the lack of warning, and the politicization of a company was inappropriate," European Affairs Minister Nathalie Loiseau told CNews television as Le Maire and Hoekstra were about to meet.
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But Burr himself is hardly unfriendly to the president — he advised Trump's 2016 campaign on national security and opined earlier this year that he'd seen no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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The initial plan does not include a specific emphasis on the Senate, which will be harder for the Democrats to make gains in thanks to an unfriendly map that has the party mostly playing defense.
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A few weeks ago, Italian weekly newsmagazine L'Espresso, a left-of-center publication unfriendly toward the League, published a very detailed (Italian language) exposé of the League's Russian connections, identifying key intermediaries in the relationship.
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The power can then be tapped as reserve capacity to help national grid providers cope with constant fluctuations on grid load, reserves usually provided by environmentally unfriendly sources like gas- or coal-fired power plants.
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Before this election cycle, American voters had gotten used to a nearly constant stream of accusations, proposals and promises to lower gas prices, make the country energy independent and stop getting oil from unfriendly countries.
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Soon there were a few new holes in her belly and, a quick swim later, she was bleeding in the streets among a sea of unfriendly faces, any one of which could bring more stabbing.
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And it's the latest in a longer string of controversies around advertiser-unfriendly content and false information, which has led to other changes around its policies, including, most recently, the demonetization of anti-vaccination videos.
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Mr. Trump, however, has not hesitated to use human rights as a cudgel against unfriendly countries, like Iran, North Korea and Venezuela, whose records he criticized in his State of the Union address on Tuesday.
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"The ABC News report builds on reporting from The Washington Post on the April 2018 dinner, where The Post said Parnas and Fruman told Trump that Yovanovitch "was unfriendly to the president and his interests.
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These interpretations overlook a critical point: Perhaps nowhere is diplomacy more needful than in relations with unfriendly and otherwise objectionable governments with which we may well be drawn into war if we refuse to talk.
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And it's not to downplay the warning Republican congressional candidates should take away: if there's any significant suburb in your district, it's time to batten down the hatches and prepare for an unfriendly turnout matrix.
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Weber made his campaign pitch as a "bridge builder" who could hold together coalitions of party and national interests at a time when the EU is under threat from unfriendly powers abroad and nationalists within.
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According to the poll, Americans are roughly evenly divided on whether the US government should have the power to shut down unfriendly media outlets: 28 percent favor, 29 percent oppose, and 43 percent are unsure.
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Gurley has said he doesn't regret the move, but the lawsuit tarnished Benchmark's brand among some entrepreneurs who saw the tactic as unfriendly to a founder who had created what was then a $70 billion company.
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MANILA (Reuters) - President Rodrigo Duterte warned on Tuesday foreign ships faced "unfriendly" treatment if they ventured into Philippines' territorial waters without permission, in a swipe at China's deployment of warships a few miles off the coast.
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These metrics don't totally square up, one to one; nuts like almonds, for example, are nutritious and modest sources of protein, but they're also environmentally unfriendly due to how much water is needed to farm them.
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In order to enforce its claims, China would have to open a cumbersome commercial dispute and engage in an unfriendly process of forcibly collecting on the loans, embarrassing a government that it actively supported for years.
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Although the companies and their products will be quick to point out that they are in compliance with the requirements of the GDPR, there are still plenty of ways in which they can be consumer-unfriendly.
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I insist on recyclable outer packing and that's quite unheard of — the margins don't allow for that, so we pushed back — and foil printing, for example, is much more high shine, but it's more environmentally unfriendly.
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They speculate that the numerous consumer complaints and one-star reviews for the ISPs could have turned Amazon off from wanting to associate its brand with the notoriously consumer-unfriendly cable TV and internet service providers.
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The draft law, according to a text seen by Reuters, is aimed at protecting Russia's interests and security in the face of "unfriendly and unlawful acts by the United States of America and other foreign states".
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MOSCOW, May 17 (Reuters) - Russia's lower house of parliament approved on second reading a bill that would give the Russian government authority to ban trade in certain items with countries deemed to be unfriendly to Moscow.
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Though Cleary's case is now better understood as a case of domestic violence rather than fairy mischief, 27 percent of the Magical Folk respondents who had experienced fairies did report them being unfriendly or downright hostile.
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We said that no matter how withering the criticism or unfriendly the environment, eight months into an administration -- even one as peculiar as this -- was an insufficient period of time to make a judgment on departing.
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Belarus is pushing for openness to the West during the exercises -- which will also help ensure that Russia does not take the opportunity to deviate from the exercise scenario to launch some kind of unfriendly action.
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The new landscape Trump will return from his pair of upcoming foreign trips forced to confront an unfriendly House of Representatives, with the legislative promises he made over the course of the past several months trimmed.
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Though saying so will no doubt result in my inbox blowing up, I personally think it is very unlikely that what these pilots are reporting turns out to be an unfriendly superweapon or an alien craft.
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First, consider Sanders: We must applaud his decision to do a town hall inside the Fox News bubble — a place one would guess is unfriendly to his policy proposals — on the evening of Monday, April 15.
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He was certainly not sorry to see the straight-male leaders of his industry falling down: the bad-boy director James Toback; the slob-comic Louis C.K., Murphy's fellow-auteur at FX, whom he found unfriendly.
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And while fast fashion, at an even lower price point, is often held up as an example of just how environmentally unfriendly fashion is (and not without cause), companies like H&M are trying to improve.
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But I quickly began to realize that her ordeal could not possibly be unusual and then to fear that our current health care system is becoming more unfriendly, inhospitable to patients and to nurses as well.
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Cruz, who's running second to Trump in the GOP race, would similarly face unfriendly terrain in New York, losing by 2628 points to Clinton, a former senator of the state whose campaign is based in Brooklyn.
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On Thursday, three of Ms. Park's former aides, including one of her former culture ministers, Kim Jong-deok, were arrested on charges of blacklisting cultural figures deemed unfriendly and barring them from government-controlled support programs.
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But Gabriel also said the research shows women that go against some traditional gender stereotypes, such as being assertive or opinionated, are on receiving end of unfriendly treatment, in particular from other women, according to interviews.
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D.L. Hughley's not lending any sympathy to Melania Trump after she got an unfriendly welcome in Baltimore ... because she should have known what she was getting into and, according to D.L., so should her cowardly husband.
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It came about a month after Russia held its own massive war games, which Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said was in response to "the current international situation, which is often quite aggressive and unfriendly to our country."
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Beijing on Thursday ordered a suspension of history exams run by a U.S. non-profit for students seeking credit at American colleges, as the ruling Communist Party cracks down on educational material it deems unfriendly.
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The show would "stage expeditions leveraging technology to push the boundaries of human knowledge," with every expedition thrusting Cossman into a complex, unfriendly environment to try and understand some natural phenomena that science had yet to tackle.
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Arya's all alone in a big, unfriendly city (one that seems to have Lannister sympathies, if its theater scene is any indication), and beyond Braavos it's not like she knows anybody else on the continent of Essos.
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The decision, which critics warn could open U.S. military and intelligence officials to similar actions by unfriendly governments abroad, is expected to be announced by the U.S. State Department, perhaps as early as Monday, the officials said.
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The ministry said in a statement that it viewed the expulsions, ordered in response to the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal in the English city of Salisbury, as an unfriendly act and a provocative gesture.
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While America's actions were "unfriendly" and "provocative", and merited the toughest response, Mr Putin said, he would not "resort to irresponsible 'kitchen' diplomacy" but would instead plan steps for improved relations with the incoming president, Donald Trump.
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Outside there's the brusque and bustling city, New York in 1928, where unfriendly creditors wait in ambush for him; upstairs, in Room 492, there's the silence of the bed, where unwelcome thoughts can echo until they deafen.
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"With the independence of the central bank once again potentially in question, this combined with all of the other investor unfriendly headlines locally, (is) likely to keep the local unit on the back foot," Nedbank analysts said.
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I usually hate getting my oil changed because the staff is so unfriendly and tries to up-sell me on everything, but today is my lucky day, I pull in and the staff is friendly and efficient.
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Nano-drones are in high demand by both friendly and unfriendly forces for military surveillance and reconnaissance – the U.S. military is no exception and has been on the hunt for the very best to provide to soldiers.
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Now the actor tells PEOPLE that while he was indeed "aggressively giving notes and trying to collaborate," he insists he wasn't doing so "in an unfriendly way" — and getting pushed out has been incredibly hard to accept.
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Screenshot: FCCIn 2018, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai successfully overturned Open Internet Order and did away with the labels, replacing them instead with a system unfriendly to the average user, that needlessly disperses the information across the internet.
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On July 1st, a few days after the justices did just that by a 5-4 vote, Judge Granade ordered that the injunction against probate judges enforcing Alabama's gay-unfriendly law was "in effect and binding" statewide.
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"It yielded to Beijing because of economic benefits, did a diplomatic turn in a very unfriendly way and deceived the government of the Republic of China (Taiwan) until the last minute," David Lee, Taiwan's foreign minister said.
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A rapidly swelling pool of new startups is taking aim at the large incumbent institutions, complex processes and outdated unfriendly interfaces that mar billion dollar financial services verticals, such as insurtech, consumer lending, personal finance, or otherwise.
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Plans to increase the number of Marines in Norway to 700 from 330 and moving some of them closer to the border with Russia had triggered a sharp reaction from Moscow, which called the plans "clearly unfriendly".
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Here's the thing about single-serve coffee makers, though: A lot of them rely on eco-unfriendly pods filled with pre-ground coffee that's long gone stale, resulting in cups of coffee that taste weak and watery.
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Twenty-four percent of respondents who said they were Independents said they considered Russia to be the country's greatest threat and 22019 percent said they considered Russia to be unfriendly or an enemy to the United States.
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But with the exception of Iowa, where he is ahead in the polls, Mr. Trump is competing on unfriendly turf, scrounging for support in unlikely areas like liberal-leaning Minneapolis and the prosperous suburbs of Northern Virginia.
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The website of Gun Owners of Maine, an advocacy group, carries a list of "gun-unfriendly businesses," including Ms. Verrill's restaurants: Grace, a renovated 1856 Gothic Revival church in Portland, and the Foreside Tavern, in nearby Falmouth.
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But it was a two-person task to administer her critical-care rabbit food, a powdered blend of timothy grass and soybean hulls to be mixed with warm water and syringed thrice daily past Judy's unfriendly teeth.
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Those of us who live near a failed nuclear power plant know the truth: Nuclear power is by far the most expensive, the most dangerous, the most unreliable and the most environmentally unfriendly form of energy production.
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Ries is building the LTSE, a modern stock exchange that competes with the Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange and targets tech entrepreneurs who want to run a public company but find the incumbents too unfriendly.
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The success of the campaign of leaks, and the gripping controversy around the case, may now be expanding the government's ambitions, emboldening it to undermine Saudi Arabia's crown prince, who is seen as unfriendly to Turkey's interests.
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It's not important to know how many of the CEOs who support it are doing so for political or public relations purposes, or what motives an investment giant like BlackRock might have for dropping climate-unfriendly investments.
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Konstantin Kosachev, chair of the Council of the Federation Committee on Foreign Affairs who was also named in Friday's sanctions list, called the US announcement "another unjustified, unfriendly and meaningless step," state-run media RIA-Novosti reported.
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While the report does not impose sanctions on any of the oligarchs or businesses it lists, it nonetheless drew swift criticism from Putin, who called it an unfriendly act that further complicates ties between Moscow and Washington.
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Heitkamp is also vulnerable: She's probably the only Democrat who could even compete in unfriendly territory like North Dakota, and without her, the party's already difficult task of taking back the Senate gets even less realistic in 2018.
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"Italy has been a concern for the eurozone for the last year...there is a tempering factor of what I guess is seen as a market unfriendly election result in Spain," said Connor Campbell, an analyst at Spreadex.
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Indeed, even his support for the Bashar al-Assad regime and aversion to American efforts to replace the Syrian leader are tied to Putin's fears that the United States is eager to see unfriendly regimes, including Putin's, changed.
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What makes the Marijuana Policy Coordination Committee a uniquely Trumpian government body is that it was launched in secret for reasons the administration won't explain and seems to contradict the president's own not-unfriendly public messaging about marijuana.
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"UNACCEPTABLE INSULTS" Russia's lower house of parliament, the Duma, said on Tuesday it wanted Moscow to go further and recommended the government draw up sanctions for Putin's approval over what it described as continuing "unfriendly" actions by Georgia.
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It is not clear whether the U.S. reports will definitely trigger new sanctions, but Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call that Russia regarded them as an unfriendly attempt to sway the March presidential election.
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"Khanna is balancing trying to be a national figure in an environment unfriendly to tech and literally being the representative of Silicon Valley," says Greg Ferenstein, a researcher who has studied the political ideology of the technology industry.
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My home state of North Dakota has been at the forefront of this domestic production increase in not only crude oil, but also ethanol, which has reduced our dependence on unfriendly foreign sources and created numerous American jobs.
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It is rare for a newly-elected president of a European nation to take such a strong, leading role promoting and defending Western security in a summit meeting with the leader of an unfriendly nation, such as Russia.
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The easy thing would have been to fix it: put in a sentence here or there, take out the unfriendly term "storm trooper," adjust the essay's tone to make it more sympathetic to the plight of the police.
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"NATO's attitude toward Russia remains unfriendly and opaque, and one could go so far as to say we have slid back to a new Cold War," Medvedev said during an international conference in Munich, according to USA Today.
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The important thing to emphasize here is that this isn't an unfriendly place, despite the neatly inscribed message over the urinal in the men's room that says "Fuck you, liberal pussies," which I choose to take as ironic.
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But on Wednesday, Mr. Zemsky said the governor's efforts — and taxpayer dollars — were paying dividends to New Yorkers in more intangible ways, including reversing what he called the state's decades-old reputation as a place unfriendly to businesses.
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"Congress might still be divided or unfriendly, so executive action is really the only thing the federal government has been able to do and will be able to do on climate, barring a really big change," Rome said.
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But it was a leader in issuing and servicing so-called "subprime" loans—mortgages liberally issued to borrowers with poor credit that often contained extremely unfriendly terms, all while regulators, ratings agencies and investors looked the other way.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has warned of "unfriendly" treatment for foreign ships traveling in the country's territorial waters without permission, in a rare swipe at China's use of warships just a few miles off Manila's coast.
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During a tour of Basildon Park, which "Downton Abbey" fans will recognize as the family's London residence, we were offered a baby carrier if we wanted to explore the stroller-unfriendly upper floors of the 18th century home.
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When Mr. Pruitt was scheduled in December to appear with an Iowa cattle rancher, aides at the E.P.A. intervened to make sure that the administrator would not face unfriendly or unexpected questions from the crowd or uninvited reporters.
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While final electoral results can change with the compiling of absentee votes and recounts by May 24, a provincial government unfriendly to development could mean major obstacles to Trans Mountain, even though the federal government has approved it.
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Even if he weren't bitterness and ill will incarnate at the start of "A Christmas Carol," those four unfriendly syllables would serve as a warning to his fellow human beings, and maybe the occasional spirit: Approach with caution.
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For those who, despite the reassurance, find it hard to slumber, their minds dwelling perhaps on sleep-unfriendly topics like throw weights and re-entry trajectories, we offer some advice of our own: Try a nice bedtime book.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Top aides to South Korea's ousted president, Park Geun-hye, were sentenced to prison on Thursday for blacklisting thousands of cultural figures deemed unfriendly to Ms. Park and excluding them from government-controlled support programs.
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Larry McDonald, founder of the Bear Traps Report, believes top Chinese officials could retaliate against unfriendly tariffs by reducing purchases of U.S. debt in the coming years, even as the Treasury Department prepares for a swell in issuance.
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While the special prosecution team is also looking into suspicions that Park's administration blacklisted more than 9,000 artists deemed as unfriendly to the government and denied them government support, Park told the reporters that she knows nothing about it.
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And so by allowing these other people in, you're actually making a much more unfriendly experience for everybody else, and so we just want to be the friendly place, and we don't allow the crazy niche racist views, essentially.
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"We can't ... continue to look the other way as countries use friendly rhetoric to distract from unfriendly acts," he said, adding that Washginton had a "deeper and broader" network of allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific than China.
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The joke here is that Chris thinks the groundskeeper, smiling yet unfriendly, is being hostile to him — resents him — and that the maid, when she unplugs the cell phone that he left charging upstairs, is possibly being passive-aggressive.
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Moving forward, those of us who have the privilege and stomach may allow themselves to further assimilate into a dominant culture that is increasingly unfriendly toward other queer people, many of whom are trans, people or color, or both.
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However, even if Qatar agrees to tone down al-Jazeera programing and stop funding and hosting unfriendly Islamists, Doha won't abandon its independent foreign policy nor cut ties with Iran, with whom it shares a huge natural gas field.
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Russia's lower house of parliament this week approved a bill that would give the government authority to ban trade in certain items with countries deemed to be unfriendly to Moscow, in response to a new round of U.S. sanctions.
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Beijing has also interfered in legislative, executive and judicial operations — blocking unfriendly candidates, pressuring local authorities to charge leaders of the 85033 pro-democracy Umbrella Movement and limiting press freedom by denying a visa to a Financial Times journalist.
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Stuck in a euro straitjacket and saddled with a market-unfriendly populist government, it is difficult to see how Italy can avoid a debilitating public debt and banking sector crisis should the European economy indeed succumb to another recession.
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It's not that he was unfriendly—it was more like he probably hears this inquiry at least once a week from neo-yuppies who had shelved their vague desire to "be an artist" and suddenly realized they've become boring.
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And there was the rapper Drake, sitting in his usual courtside seat, wearing what could be charitably described as a purple coat of some sort, and sending a steady stream of unfriendly chatter toward Antetokounmpo as he walked by.
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Mr. Yang, who served as chief justice from 20173 until 2017, is also accused of discriminating against judges considered unfriendly to his leadership and to the former and impeached president, Park Geun-hye, by influencing job postings and promotions.
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Its heroine, Luce, is a self-possessed 17-year-old making her way through the jungle of a new school, navigating unfriendly cliques and obsessing over glowering boys even as a supernatural shadow threatens her safety and her sanity.
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For European Union leaders, who were expecting her to emerge with a reinforced majority, the uncertainty is unwelcome, especially as they try to prioritize issues such as climate change and their relationship with an unpredictable and unfriendly President Trump.
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If negotiations between Iraq and the U.S./NATO make adjustments in how foreign forces operate in Iraq, the U.S. and NATO should be clear the Iranian-controlled "Faction PMU" and other refractory groups are considered to be unfriendly forces.
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In a country in which every president but one has been a white man, most C.E.O.s are white men and the syllabuses in schools remain dominated by white men's words, it is amazing to think America is white-unfriendly.
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The Fund said that Greece's impressive fiscal tightening so far has been a result of a growth-unfriendly policy mix, which would need to be significantly changed if growth were to be robust and sustainable in the long-term.
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" Her acolyte, and Chile's second Nobel-winning poet, Pablo Neruda, wrote in the first volume of his seminal collection, "Residence on Earth" (1925-45), of "something tenaciously involved between my life and the earth / something openly unconquerable and unfriendly.
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But an investigation into the murder of a civilian flight mechanic takes him inside this unfriendly military zone, where as many as 6,000 Americans engaged in "hardship" duty live with their families in isolation from the rest of the country.
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Even if that experiment is successful, building it on the massive scale shown in his concept videos would require tearing up huge stretches of the city, and thus beating an unfriendly regulatory environment, not to mention billions of dollars in funding.
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"Despite the technology field's reputation for being 'male-dominated' and 'family unfriendly,' it was the field's inclusive nature of its benefits packages, and the pervasiveness of such packages," that helped fuel the trend, according to FertilityIQ's report on fertility benefits distribution.
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And Trump, along with his communications team, have been out front in whining that Nordstrom dropped Ivanka's clothing line for its poor performance -- using their positions to bully a company for making a business decision unfriendly to the Trump family.
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As for the headphone jack, what was once a singularly greedy and consumer unfriendly move by Apple to sell more dongles and Lightning jack licenses, has become a regular offense now that Google, Essential, HTC, and others have joined in.
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MOSCOW, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Monday it had summoned Greece's ambassador in Moscow to inform him of Russia's response to "unfriendly actions" taken by Athens in July amid a diplomatic row between the countries, the ministry said.
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He ran through stories about Trump's worker-unfriendly business practices — like the Times story by Charles Bagli and Megan Twohey on the way his Mar-a-Lago Club ignores applications from Americans in favor of guest workers from places like Romania.
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His team needed 300 people in two years to go build these devices, but instead it got 20 people for six months because Windows Vista was launching and Microsoft wanted to cram the touch unfriendly operating system onto these devices.
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" Knowles once gave an unfriendly shoutout to Spotify on her song "NICE" that went, "If I gave two f—s about streaming numbers/Would have put Lemonade up on Spotify/F— you, f— you, you're cool, f— you, I'm out.
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This weekend's bloodshed and Trump's limp response to it happened to coincide with the President's first visit to his hometown since his poorly attended inauguration in January, and last night thousands of New Yorkers gathered to give him an unfriendly welcome.
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There are some Brexit-related reasons for this: the pound has fallen precipitately against the euro; and Britain is now often perceived to be "a xenophobic and unfriendly country", says John Hardman, a director of one recruiting agency, HOPS Labour Solutions.
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He won ideological admirers when he attended a high-profile agricultural summit in Des Moines last year and refused to endorse the federal Renewable Fuel Standard in front of an unfriendly crowd and has not shied away from his unpopular stance.
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Oleg Voloshyn, who served as spokesman for Yanukovych's foreign ministry, told VICE News he once got into an argument with Manafort over how to respond to a statement by a European Union ambassador that was seen as unfriendly to Ukraine.
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The price of Dana's sukuk plunged after Dana's proposal on Tuesday, with one creditor in Dubai describing it as "very investor unfriendly" and another saying it made no sense as the bond had been judged sharia-compliant when it was issued.
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When she graduated high school, she enrolled at NYU for drama and says she really found her calling in a city that, despite being an incredible unfriendly place at times to get around in a wheelchair, was also somewhat embracing.
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Now, with the start of US President Donald Trump's administration and despite a White House statement that it has no plans to reverse LGBTQ protections for federal workers, advocates and the community perceive the administration as unfriendly to LGBTQ rights.
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In describing why it was starting a board contest at DepoMed, Starboard said the company had shown itself to be unfriendly to shareholders, both in the way it fought off Horizon and in its proposed changes to its corporate governance policies.
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This, combined with the campaign's unusually long blacklist of media outlets it deemed unfair or unfriendly, had left reporters with few of the usual means of interpreting the campaign's inner doings, requiring them to rely instead on more far-flung sources.
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There, for about nine months, the students inhabit an increasingly complex role-playing scenario, in which the Farm is a fictitious unfriendly country and the instructors serve as teachers, tacticians, sources, border guards, and officers of a hostile intelligence agency.
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The most environmentally-unfriendly variation is the "all-day breakfast" sandwich—with egg, bacon, and sausage—and, according to their calculations, each sandwich generates 1,441 grams of carbon dioxide equivalent, roughly the same as driving your car for 12 miles.
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The powerful office plays a key role in deciding judges' job postings and promotions, and Mr. Yang is also accused of using it to influence lower-court rulings and discriminate against judges deemed unfriendly to his leadership and Ms. Park's government.
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When the evening concluded, with Ms. Weinberger's Hillary Clinton crooning a riff on the radio-unfriendly version of CeeLo Green's "Forget You," the audience got to its feet, lustily singing along to the salty lyrics as they lofted sugary martinis.
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If the state's current quest is to invest in the murky path of controlling the internet — in ways it didn't do in the past when closing down the internet seemed unfriendly to business interests — will it do it supra-legally?
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Shine's immediate goal is to flush away the old, ecologically unfriendly way of cleaning toilets; and to provide the tools to detect when something is not working right in the plumbing, even helping you fix it without calling out a plumber.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's foreign ministry on Thursday accused Lithuania of an unfriendly and provocative act, a day after a Lithuanian court found a former Soviet defense minister guilty of war crimes for his role in a 1991 crackdown in Lithuania.
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That also goes for videos that cover sensitive topics; news commentator Philip DeFranco often talks about his videos being considered unfriendly for advertisers, despite white-listed channels like CNN and MSNBC running ads on their videos talking about the same subjects.
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Dee paints a persuasive portrait of an affectless technocrat, neither friendly nor unfriendly, neither left wing nor right wing, who does an adequate job of imitating the locals yet continues to wear bespoke white dress shirts beneath his Patagonia fleeces.
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Shapiro says, "It was important to convey the message that — in light of our very close coordination on the Iran strategy to that point — it would be viewed obviously as a very unfriendly act to use our politics" to gain leverage.
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"What those countries agreed on and decided goes against all of the rules and against the whole of Europe and we regard it as unfriendly," Tsipras told Germany's mass-selling Bild newspaper in an interview due to be published on Saturday.
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The salon employees include a gay haircutter and a transgender receptionist who are decidedly unfriendly to each other, and the show makes a running joke of Star's surprise at the racism she's subjected to in her new, mostly black milieu.
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Built on cliffs over the sea or at the base of the mountains, they stake their claim to a patch of land, declare a human presence in an "unconquerable and unfriendly" world and deliberately embrace the poetry inherent in their imperfections.
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"A large proportion of the Skies of Concrete series shows various attempts at making the unfriendly friendly, at making unlivable places livable, or at least usable, at making the inhospitable welcoming," art historian Peter Lodermeyer writes in his Skies of Concrete essay.
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If you think about how this transaction works, what the Saudi regime gains from US arms exports is access to some of the world's most advanced military technology — stuff that we would not sell to an unfriendly regime because it's such good stuff.
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It also opens up services and public procurement in Mercosur and, in effect, commits Brazil's environmentally unfriendly president, Jair Bolsonaro, both to the Paris agreement to combat climate change (which he had wanted to leave) and to curbing deforestation of the Amazon.
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That reluctance to dive deep into the weeds of the northeast was on full display here Thursday, as Cruz hopped quickly in and out of one of the two states where he sees a chance at picking up delegates even on unfriendly terrain.
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For the long-term-focused effective altruists I know, that typically means identifying concrete threats to humanity's continued existence — like unfriendly artificial intelligence, or a pandemic, or global warming/out of control geoengineering — and engaging in activities to prevent that specific eventuality.
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Russia Most Americans say they see Russia as unfriendly or an enemy (57%), similar to the share of voters who said so last summer as the country's possible involvement in the hacking of emails from the Democratic National Committee came to light.
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And if Clinton wins — and that's not much of an "if" as things stand right now — things on the cable news front under a risk-averse, media-unfriendly administration will be downright boring compared to what viewers are being served up now.
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She lines the streets outside Planned Parenthoods and floods outspoken women's Twitter accounts with hate, but mostly she lives inside people's heads, clanging her bell so long and loud that many women forget they're not walking down unfriendly streets naked and alone.
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" The Russian Consulate in San Francisco issued a statement responding to the decision on Facebook and Twitter stating: "We believe that the decision to close the Consulate General of Russian Federation in San Francisco is another unfriendly step of the US authorities.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The Dutch government's decision to buy a stake in Air France-KLM to counter French influence was an "unfriendly" move akin to that of a "corporate raider" and is costing money to Dutch taxpayers, a French finance ministry source said.
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Then it was the turn of Judith, who had written to the prime minister (heaven knows why) about the shenanigans in the Labour Party and her fears of what might happen next in the exchanges of unfriendly fire on the Left. Deuce.
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"The opportunities for children to engage in free play in a natural environment where climbing, jumping, running are all simply a necessary part of growth and development no longer exist in our mostly built, and often child-unfriendly, modern world," he said.
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"There was behavior by a member of the Italian government that we consider unusual, unfriendly and that follows a number of official Italian statements that we find hard to understand in terms of how they help Franco-Italian relations," she told France Info.
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In "Star Trek Beyond", Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto return as the younger Kirk and Spock alongside Simon Pegg as Scotty and John Cho as Hikaru Sulu and this time, they face a new enemy when they are shipwrecked on an unfriendly planet.
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Iranian officials have contended that the missiles that were tested are purely defensive and that their country, menaced by Israel and other unfriendly powers including Saudi Arabia and the United States, is well within its rights to have a credible military deterrent.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel said on Thursday it would not halt strikes on Syria but would do more to "deconflict" them with Russian forces, after Moscow accused it of "irresponsible and unfriendly actions" that led to Syrian ground fire mistakenly downing a Russian plane.
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That didn't stop Musk from complaining about the drag-race results, and to be fair, he and Tesla have a fraught past with "Top Gear," dating to the period when the show was cohosted by Jeremy Clarkson and was vocally unfriendly to EVs.
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"There are definitely segments of existing social platforms that can be very unfriendly and unwelcoming and hostile to beginners or people that might as neatly fit into that all boys club of the stereotypical software developers of the 80s and 90s," he said.
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That kind of drop would have been an unalloyed economic boon for the United States just a dozen years ago, when domestic oil production was declining and the country was becoming increasingly dependent on unstable or unfriendly countries like Venezuela and Nigeria.
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If Biden wins Michigan on March 10 and Florida on March 17 (which we can assume he will do as Latinos in that state are unfriendly to Sanders's sympathy for socialist totalitarian regimes), it will be difficult for Sanders to catch up.
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By calling our health care system unfriendly, then, I mean to underscore not hostile or antagonistic but tardy, hurried or distant responses from clinicians — careless care generally related less to their personal failures and more to the constraints within which they operate.
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For most users elsewhere, it means the phone won't come with Gmail, Maps, or even a Play Store, making it a pretty horrible user experience unless you resort to various hacks to install these, typically in a roundabout, horribly user-unfriendly manner.
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"When I was called by a representative of Unilever on Saturday, I said 'if this is regarded as hostile or unfriendly, you don't have to worry about it, there isn't any offer'," he said, stressing that Kraft never intended to go hostile.
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But then, coming closer to the day when American voters would shock the world, Trump upped the game by saying that the European Union was an unfriendly bunch, at the service of Germany, and was set up to compete against American economic interests.
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"We regret the unconstructive stance taken by our counterparts in the United States and, of course, we cannot afford to leave unfriendly, and sometimes hostile steps towards us without retaliation," presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, according to Russian state news agency TASS.
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"United Skates" profiles business owners as rising rents and rezoning force their successful rinks out of business; in stunning sequences, the cameras stay rolling to document the police searches and arbitrary rules that greet black patrons who try to skate at unfriendly establishments.
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It has been widely noted that the tax bills enacted by the House and Senate are remarkably unfriendly to the middle class — in fact, the Senate bill, once fully phased in, would actually raise taxes on a majority of middle-class families.
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Worse still, even if Democrats take back Congress this year and the White House in 2020, they'll have to get every new progressive policy past an unfriendly, far-right high court that will wield de facto veto power over the other two branches of government.
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She didn't lay out specific aid plans or packages (or suggest how she might get this done with a potentially unfriendly Congress), but this, combined with her focus on ending forever wars, offered a much more comprehensive, and pragmatic, approach to America's foreign policy challenges.
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The same rideshare service that's been rocked by scandals, threatened in the past to investigate unfriendly journalists, and tracked the location of users as a party trick has all the location data it needs to follow your daily habits, love affairs, and doctor visits.
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Those disembodied "perfect" female bodies that make up a faux menu option are skewering Gamergate and the notoriously unfriendly-to-women game industry, while the song itself skewers our political system and the annals of power that allowed for years of oppression against marginalized people.
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The spread - used as a "fear gauge" by investors ahead of the French elections - has closely tracked political developments in recent months, narrowing as the risk of a victory for a candidate perceived to be 'market-unfriendly' is viewed to have ebbed and vice versa.
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When it comes to sending and receiving emails, the extraordinarily user-unfriendly unclassified and classified system is simply impossible to work with in anything approaching a timely fashion, particularly given the volume of incoming material and the time constraints of everyday life in the Department.
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PARIS, Feb 27 (Reuters) - The Dutch government's decision to buy a stake in Air France-KLM to counter French influence was an "unfriendly" move akin to that of an activist investor and is costing money to Dutch taxpayers, a French finance ministry source said.
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John Bruton, a former prime minister representing Ireland, said Brexit would be seen as an "unfriendly act" and would threaten the peace process in Northern Ireland (Enda Kenny, Ireland's real prime minister, made a similar point after meeting Mr Cameron on the same day).
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And a new CNN/ORC poll finds that most Americans see the Russian leader differently, with nearly 6-in-10 viewing the country as unfriendly, and about half saying they think the Russian government is attempting to influence the outcome of the US presidential election.
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