Even when Alexa is vexing, you can forgive it But the thing about Alexa is that even when it's weird and vexing, you can forgive it.
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" Indians manager Terry Francona said of Salazar's outing, "Vexing.
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They've been vexing the Democrats for at least a century.
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Acconci is a central and vexing figure in Princenthal's book.
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Not doing so is among the most vexing for candidates.
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Those vexing features of American life sit alongside incredible excess.
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Most vexing, none of this seems to be Rhodes' fault.
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Let's start with a problem vexing Americans across the country:
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The vexing question, and the focus of research, is, why?
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Trump had always been a vexing problem for Republican incumbents.
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Part of the treatment gap revealed here is especially vexing.
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In Washington, congressional Republicans face a vexing dilemma over Russia.
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Essay Why are Russians so good at vexing American minds?
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But these are not the central problems vexing most Americans.
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Fannie and Freddie reform has proven to be somewhat vexing.
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C. hyperloop, simply extracting the dirt alone would be vexing.
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But these are not the central problems vexing most Americans.
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But pollinator decline has been vexing scientists for some time.
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The vexing case is being treated as a homicide, he said.
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KS: Why is it that it's so vexing to these companies?
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People crowded galleries even as these exhibits proved vexing to critics.
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I find myself frustrated by this vexing issue every damn winter.
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Twitter deflation will only solve one of Twitter's vexing trust problems.
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That is what makes the mass incarceration problem so morally vexing.
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Still, the extremely sluggish growth of the EV market remains vexing.
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For congressional Republicans, Mr. Trump's inflammatory remarks are a vexing challenge.
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With so many excellent choices, knowing where to begin is vexing.
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If this sad narrative is true, it leaves a vexing mystery.
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It's one of the vexing problems in this area of research.
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Corporate credit is probably the most vexing battlefront from this point.
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To live in San Francisco in 2018 is a vexing situation.
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Television Where to put the TV is always a vexing issue.
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Whether members of the committee can succeed is a vexing question.
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Even more vexing is the question of justice for past crimes.
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The situation is vexing because it seems so easy to solve.
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But the difficulties posed by the rotunda's acoustics proved more vexing.
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Even more vexing for their offense, the Mustangs committed 23 turnovers.
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That's a major, vexing topic in the state, though hardly unexplored.
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Those programs gave Schultz exposure to some of America's most vexing problems.
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The justices' task in this pair of vexing cases is not light.
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There is no clear answer to this vexing issue at the moment.
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Restoration remains a more vexing concept, especially when it comes to terrorism.
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A particularly vexing issue was China's status as a non-market economy.
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Logistics is the most vexing challenge facing e-commerce companies, Caride said.
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He was talking about New York transit, which presents a vexing anomaly.
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There is no vexing, existential, binary quandary that needs an immediate answer.
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The New York Times: Democrats embrace moderates in House bids, vexing liberals.
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The goals aim to tackle the world's most vexing problems by 2030.
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The slow start in testing for the virus has been particularly vexing.
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At the high school level, the issue has been even more vexing.
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But it would also solve some of the platform's most vexing challenges.
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A more vexing issue, some say, is the relentless construction activity nearby.
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If that wasn't vexing enough to McCasland, the court wasn't being used.
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And we appreciate how vexing you find these subordinates sniping at you.
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Here's a short list of aviation's most vexing disappearances and unexplained crashes.
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What do you think is the most vexing takeaway from the book?
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The most vexing challenge outstanding is the U.S.-Canada softwood lumber dispute.
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Ralph Northam made the timing of Perry's shoes all the more vexing.
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This film is too single-minded to take on that vexing question.
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For a president not steeped in policy intricacies, the decision is vexing.
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Having someone there to help with those vexing back zippers is life-changing.
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In Australia, that tendency is especially acute on one vexing topic: climate change.
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It's a vexing question with a least a half a dozen good explanations.
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Supersymmetry could neatly solve some of the biggest problems vexing physicists right now.
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One of the most vexing questions is how to pay to fix infrastructure.
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Critic's Notebook Can comedy guide us through our most vexing issues and problems?
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And that theory might just be the key to unlocking this vexing issue.
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Managing time seems to be the most vexing part of her new job.
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The invitation raises a host of vexing questions: What brought all this about?
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If this problem is vexing your life, you should check out the ResetPlug.
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Yet, it is true, the list of uncertainties is still long and vexing.
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Whatever drove Stephen Paddock, the gunman, to kill has remained a vexing mystery.
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It remains one of the most vexing challenges facing the disability community today.
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Today we get to the bottom of a vexing question: Is cocaine vegan?
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What to do about the remaining Guantánamo prisoners remains a vexing, unresolved question.
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Japan has particularly vexing problems when it comes to wages and consumer spending.
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These questions also speak to potentially vexing issues that could affect us all.
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He has remained bizarrely captivated by the vexing problem of catfish inspection processes.
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Some merely endure it, like a vexing but obligatory visit from a relative.
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Sometimes they are successful, but many times, finding the right expert can be vexing.
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However, companies remain susceptible to political whims—the third and most vexing shared challenge.
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It's a familiar dilemma vexing many small- and medium-sized enterprises across the country.
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Defining color was an incredibly difficult task, and the color taupe was especially vexing.
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In some ways, though, the most vexing challenges facing AI aren't technological — they're political.
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Queiroz and Huffman aren't wrong that Alexa can be weird and vexing sometimes, too.
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Chronic inflation is seen as one of the most vexing problems for Turkey's economy.
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But it is doubly vexing for veterans of campaigns brought down by infamous gaffes.
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Here's a vexing question for artificial mega-brain Watson: Why is IBM stock surging?
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Overuse of glyphosate has spurred evolution of weeds resistant to that chemical, vexing farmers.
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Mr Xi, rid of his most vexing thorn, sent a nice wreath of flowers.
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This explains why competitive bidding — despite its bipartisan pedigree — is so vexing to politicians.
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His Where's Wally-style animations are extremely vexing for things that are so cute.
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I'm among the plurality of Americans who find abortion to be a vexing issue.
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Given all these risk factors, the lack of widespread testing has been particularly vexing.
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Outfielder Yoenis Cespedes has been out since mid-May with more vexing leg injuries.
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This is the premise of an impressive, provocative and somewhat vexing exhibition entitled FLOOD.
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The policies have been particularly vexing for companies, like Spotify, that compete with Apple.
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But officials acknowledge that they are up against vexing legal, technological and ethical quandaries.
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The book's title is a droll provocation, as well as a vexing self-contradiction.
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This is particularly vexing because we need those voices representing the scholarly community online.
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The United States has regarded General Suleimani as a vexing foe for many years.
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Natural gas is considered both a promising opportunity and a vexing problem in Brazil.
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How exactly to calculate the amount alone is a vexing and deeply political question.
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The Republican version is particularly vexing, given the GOP's supposed devotion to fiscal discipline.
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" Mr. Leonhardt vowed to "devote part of my summer to thinking through vexing issues.
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They are not very good at seeing complicated diplomatic paths out of vexing problems.
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And it doesn't look like ego depletion is the answer to this vexing question.
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But it isn't, and that has made rolling back the law an especially vexing task.
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It's tricky to translate Spanish into English, and vexing to condense a novel into play.
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But one of the most vexing issues researchers face is the absence of reliable data.
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Let us know if any of the recipes, instructions or Cooking technology seems too vexing.
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The aftermath of the coup could present European Union leaders with particularly vexing trade-offs.
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If a particular scenario is proving vexing, you can come back later and try again.
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He was seeking a better refrigerant, one of the most vexing chemicals for the environment.
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The fatality rates had been far lower, but maintaining the tracks was vexing and expensive.
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Perhaps the most vexing conflict for Presidents Bush and Obama was the war in Afghanistan.
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In their last letters, they are still loving and vexing and shoring each other up.
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The climate science community already self-organizes to do deep dives on particularly vexing uncertainties.
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The issue is particularly vexing for younger voters, who make up Mr. Corbyn's core vote.
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New York (CNN Business)Billions of robocalls are vexing Americans — and it's not slowing down.
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Yet, every month when the latest employment data is released, there's one vexing issue: wages.
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His journey also underscores a vexing problem: how to handle masses of virtually stateless wanderers.
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The Trump administration's vexing choice The Trump administration may well decide that's too politically risky.
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According to the company, it's the answer to the vexing problem of overnight muscle repair.
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Just finding good information on health care prices can be a vexing task on its own.
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It was a vexing problem made more difficult by a lack of resources to solve it.
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The office had become for many South Koreans a vexing symbol of Samsung's secretive goings-on.
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"[P]inning down the meaning" of the Establishment Clause "has proved to be a vexing problem".
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But how and where to use the 43rd president is a vexing question for the campaign.
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Both sides have their points, and the makeup of Iceland's group stage make this especially vexing.
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Bolsonaro's friendly leanings toward Taiwan are likewise vexing to Beijing, which considers Taiwan a renegade province.
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Finding out the price of this rabies treatment in advance can prove vexing, if not impossible.
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Just a quick anthropological jaunt into the crude and increasingly vexing mating rites of college Greeks.
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And that has created two vexing questions: Will the major insurance companies stay in the marketplaces?
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Of course, it's precisely in dark and vexing times that the fantasy of the exit revives.
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It is refreshing to see a major studio release something as strange and vexing as mother!
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But for Twitter — influential, yet smaller and far less financially successful — the situation is more vexing.
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Soon Americans may discover that the only thing more vexing than exercising dominance is forfeiting it.
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This week has been particularly vexing for the president in his continuing oversight struggle with Congress.
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This raises a vexing and complicated question for students and faculty members opposed to his views.
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Whether to ever release these videos or keep them permanently out of sight raises vexing questions.
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Mr. Trump promised to address these vexing issues last year, too, but made almost no progress.
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The unsolved mystery has added Flight 21999 to aviation history's most vexing disappearances and unexplained crashes.
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The politics of abortion are already vexing vulnerable senators from both parties on the 2018 ballot.
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They're talking about a vexing problem: the fact that innovation no longer necessarily spurs job growth.
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Iran is a vexing state to be smartly managed, not assumed to be an implacable enemy.
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The two friends use contemporary technology and financing to address the vexing problem of gun violence.
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Slow wage growth has been a vexing problem for policymakers, particularly those at the Federal Reserve.
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North Korea presents a vexing problem that is, in part, the doing of Mr. Pompeo's boss.
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Mary's coquetry, which was so vexing to Edmund and Fanny in "Mansfield Park," here redeems her.
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The Trump administration says it is trying to do just that, but success has proved vexing.
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As always, the most vexing of Britain's old colonial possessions is the one closest to Westminster.
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Every few months, there's another story about the vexing issue of ethics in self-driving cars.
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While concern over C.T.E. has grown exponentially in recent years, especially among football players, vexing questions persist.
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As popular as Medicare-for-all is, the slightly more vexing question is what it actually means.
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The pressures of Central Park were fraying Olmsted's nerves, while his budget overruns were vexing the board.
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For Matthew Rose in Atlanta, the vexing search for tickets finally took an auspicious turn in May.
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Most vexing are the short windows for dumping trash, typically a couple of hours, morning and evening.
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Yet, watching his brazen persona unfurl on a national scale is still a vexing sight to behold.
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It has provided time and space to try and solve the vexing challenge posed by North Korea.
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What's most vexing about "Faithful" is that you're supposed to feel like a monster if you laugh.
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But in many respects, Google's most vexing threats during that period came from inside the company itself.
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But determining a way for governments or industry leaders to make it so is a vexing challenge.
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The subject of the paper is a deeply vexing problem known as the black hole information paradox.
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One of the most vexing things is I'm not quite as narrow-minded as she can be.
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Also vexing is the less-prominent use of puppets, which were more strikingly employed in past productions.
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But without Magno's vexing sight lines or loud prescreening chatter from colleagues, it's hardly the full experience.
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Then a more vexing question arises: What will the country be unwilling or unable to see next?
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Should the United States try to solve these and all of the other vexing problems out there?
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The question of whether Confederate symbols represent heritage or hatred has been vexing for the US military.
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London (CNN Business)Virtual power plants could solve one of renewable energy's most vexing challenges: the weather.
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Critic's Notebook The most valuable and also vexing thing about nightclubs is that you can't get in.
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So give credit to the Roundabout for producing this thoughtful revival of an ambitious, vexing, multilayered drama.
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Ambiguous current economics and lack of familiarity make the task of replacing home fossil fuels particularly vexing.
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We should celebrate it, and see how we can apply the lessons to other vexing American challenges.
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It was vexing to see Jay-Z shut out Sunday night, despite being the most nominated artist.
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Michael Cohen once billed himself as the "fixer" who could make Donald Trump's most vexing problems disappear.
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It was a vexing catch-22, says Adida, an engineer and applied cryptographer at the education startup Clever.
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Transcriptions have long been a vexing problem for podcasters as most services are either expensive, inaccurate, or both.
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They will also raise a host of vexing legal and ethical questions, questions we need to start discussing.
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But it remains a largely mysterious and vexing condition affecting an estimated 7 to 10 million people worldwide.
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Charlottesville seems destined to become a symbol of the vexing challenges associated with freedom of speech in America.
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This is doubly vexing since many universities have more regular financial aid to offer than N.C.A.A. scholarship money.
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But the simplest question at all — the one prompted by Zuckerberg's own newspaper ad — feels the most vexing.
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This will confront courts with a vexing challenge in the event of accidents caused by the A.I. system.
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And at the end of this bruising, vexing year, the message may just be: the matriarchy is coming.
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Inflation has been a vexing issue for policymakers, with the central bank consistently running below its stated goal.
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The video and images encapsulate the vexing nature of viral content and the long memory of the internet.
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Despite his heavy responsibilities, which include vexing domestic and diplomatic problems, Jared Kushner never looks weary or burdened.
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How it happened was still vexing Nashville coach Peter Laviolette about 30 minutes after the final horn sounded.
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There is still the vexing public policy question of how and how much to subsidize the less fortunate.
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The vexing question then becomes: How do quantum probabilities coalesce into the sharp focus of the classical world?
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Often crass, constantly vexing, the guy has a heart of gold and the mouth of a text randomizer.
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Supervising the response from a command center, he confronted other challenges, not life or death, but still vexing.
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Monday brought a more sobering appraisal, as the country's political and economic crises remain as vexing as ever.
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Biden's insistence, for example, that he can persuade Republicans to get on board with his agenda is vexing.
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Sizing up the honesty of small-business owners is one of the Internal Revenue Service's most vexing problems.
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Also vexing for Qatar Airways is that those nations have closed off their airspaces to flights from Qatar.
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Given the broad industry trends, Ford has found it vexing to bear the brunt of Mr. Trump's attacks.
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"My analysis confirms that acting white is a vexing reality within a subset of American schools," he wrote.
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The disputes around the country over the gun control measures raise vexing questions about the rule of law.
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The trade war in particular is vexing markets, according to Jingyi Pan, a market strategist for IG Group.
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Before the allegations surfaced, it was merely Mr. Cosby's lecturing about other people's behavior that could be vexing.
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The debate goes squarely to one of the nation's most vexing challenges: rising health care and drug prices.
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A particularly vexing problem, then, is how Twitter users can achieve this on platforms that demand short takes.
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The question of which warplanes Bulgaria should buy has been vexing successive governments for more than a decade.
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Here are five of the most pressing and vexing questions that loom in Albany: The subways need money.
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A bit less scatological in tone is the hysterical and vexing smaller canvas "Statue of John Adams" (2017).
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Policies you support in principle aren't invalidated when their beneficiaries turn out to have vexing or perverse views.
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Now it is struggling with the same kinds of problems vexing other tech giants like Facebook, Google and Twitter.
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One of the most vexing features was the doorways, which Apple wanted to be perfectly flat, with no threshold.
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PERHAPS the most vexing thing for those watching the oil industry is not the whipsawing price of a barrel.
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A particularly vexing aspect of this is that the GOP nominee's core business expertise is in real estate development.
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Trump's presidency is about Trump, and that is vexing and tiresome to those struggling in a rapidly changing economy.
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Particularly vexing for deficit countries is when these trade surplus funds come back to take control of their industries.
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That's vexing at this stage, as this issue has dominated American politics and was central in last year's election.
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"The Birth of a Nation," Nate Parker's debut feature as a director, presents an unusually vexing and complicated case.
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That's the day Suicide Squad hits theaters and, like Margot Robbie's "vexing" Harley Quinn, we're ready to play ball.
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The question of which warplanes to buy has been vexing successive governments in Bulgaria for more than a decade.
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He wanted to fight in Syria and Iraq, but the masked operatives explained that they had a vexing problem.
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Rodriguez, throwing harder than usual, and Hill, vexing batters with his ability to change speeds, dueled for five innings.
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In city after city, homeless encampments have sprung up on sidewalks, in parks and under bridges, vexing local governments.
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WOVEN INTO THE GROTESQUE details of this continuing annihilation of Myanmar's most helpless are vexing dilemmas about international complicity.
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I pondered a simple but vexing question: How can hunters claim to care deeply about the animals they kill?
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Their parents were faced with a uniquely vexing question: how — or whether — to discuss such an abhorrent sex crime.
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Perhaps the most vexing issue is the reluctance of banks to give loans to people to buy cheap homes.
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We also asked accountants and other specialists to answer the most vexing tax questions their clients bring to them.
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The letters arrive in my inbox, and occasionally by mail, from New Yorkers searching for solutions to vexing problems.
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BYTES: Scooter drivers are vexing local officials and pedestrians by riding on sidewalks, even in cities where it's illegal.
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Huawei's lead in 5G infrastructure was especially vexing because China had recently enacted something called the National Intelligence Law.
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For wealth advisers, the fight over the summer home is one of the most common — and vexing — family conflicts.
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Arguably the most vexing question for Democrats and their health care plans is: How do you pay for it?
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Second, the decisions by Pence and Barr to patronize Trump's private business raise vexing precedent and serious ethical questions.
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A passage from the upcoming book describes the White House as a "vexing," and even scary, place for Trump.
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It's a question vexing the platform as it tries to rein in bad actors with a new recommendation algorithm.
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Not surprisingly, perhaps, Selig did not use the induction ceremony to talk about this vexing matter from the podium.
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That makes Liberia an excellent place to seek an answer to one of the most vexing questions in development economics.
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In Africa, even the act of matching an existing job with a potential candidate was a vexing and persistent problem.
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This might have seemed a gift to the members of his caucus, but it presents them with a vexing problem.
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The "Kumbaya" moment now appears to extend to the thorny issue of immigration, which has been vexing lawmakers for years.
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Yet the instability within the Democratic primary and the vexing impeachment inquiry poses serious problems for all candidates moving forward.
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Image: Wikimedia CommonsWe have yet to find any traces of extraterrestrial intelligence, a vexing problem known as the Fermi Paradox.
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YouTube's immense popularity makes the question of how best to moderate social-media platforms more urgent, and also more vexing.
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But since September 433, when the chancellor opened Germany's borders to refugees, Mr Seehofer has become her most vexing critic.
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Imagine Democrats confronting those complex, vexing issues forthrightly—and unapologetically—from a position of moral strength rather than moral meekness.
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Another pattern of wobbling that occurs every six to 14 years has been vexing scientists for more than a century.
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Last week, we saw one of the most emotional and vexing hearings that the Senate has held in recent memory.
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The vexing problem of how to balance allegory and realism is one that Tóibín seems to be uncomfortably aware of.
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For iPhone users ready to break up with Hulu, canceling subscriptions through Apple can be particularly vexing for the uninitiated.
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Such a simulation could illuminate potential solutions to vexing questions about whether banks are too big or interconnected to fail.
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It is a fad to describe clowns as scary, Mr. Becvar said, which he and his fellow clowns find vexing.
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"The minuscule scale—the trade seemingly bolstered Ross' wallet by $3,000 to $10,000—makes the blunder that much more vexing."
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Was my mostly positive experience a result of a desperate desire for something to solve this vexing mosquito bite problem?
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And because universities are dedicated to sustained and rigorous analysis of vexing social issues, the conversation there is especially influential.
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Matthew Nowicki, a Polish émigré architect, hoped to encircle the vexing roundabout with an elevated linear accelerator-cum-shopping center.
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The fruit fly that is vexing cherry growers in Michigan is also attacking the raspberry crop in New York State.
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The American presence in Syria was particularly vexing for Iran, preventing Iranian-backed militias from crossing into Syria from Iraq.
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But the new restrictions raised vexing questions, particularly about what kind of jobs were vital enough to warrant leaving home.
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Perhaps most vexing is a military culture that emphasizes discipline and perseverance, which can backfire when a veteran is suicidal.
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If someone had found the fix for this immensely vexing and complex problem, we wouldn't be facing an obesity crisis.
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I remember some of those victories, but I also remember what a vexing tournament this has always been for her.
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"That's baseball — 162 games," said Boone, who insisted that neither that inning nor the night as a whole were vexing.
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In the short term however, the showdowns over Syria and China that are likely to prove especially vexing for Trump.
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And that is what is most important, since the company Mr. Pichai now leads faces its most vexing challenges ever.
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"The movement of people from one site to another is representative of the vexing nature of online extremism," said Rep.
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The power seat controls, hidden on the lower front of the chairs, are vexing and perhaps the worst I've used.
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Trump launched his outsider campaign on June 16 last year, vexing political pundits with his tough talk and unpredictable stances.
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This was particularly vexing because I had perceived this danger nearly a decade ago, and thought I had dodged it.
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Greenidge's account of Trotter's life is ardent and mostly approving but nevertheless conveys the more vexing elements of his personality.
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Advocates know that it will take more than the coffee industry to solve one of the country's most vexing problems.
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I think identity and the fact that you disconnect identity from your internet identity has proved incredibly vexing for society.
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Many theoretical physicists struggled with the vexing challenge of understanding how T invariance could be extremely accurate, yet not quite exact.
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Image: Laura Kehrl/University of WashingtonShould the researchers strike geological gold, the extended ice core could solve some vexing scientific problems.
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Determining why so many Americans buy what they're selling, especially if you're not among them, is crucial, and perhaps more vexing.
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A recently published book by political scientists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst posits that these vexing phenomena are not unrelated.
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Part of what makes Iron Fist so vexing is that it's never quite clear how seriously we're supposed to take him.
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Mark Mothersbaugh: Part of the reason [we hadn't said much] is because that was something that always was vexing to us.
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Similar logic suggests why Mr. Trump's candidacy may also facilitate action on the vexing problems that stem from growing income inequality.
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But even though it can get a little vexing at that stage, it always looks bright, clean and sharp as hell.
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At face value, a woman in rope bondage within a patriarchal culture can seem like a vexing exacerbation of male dominance.
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Thus, despite the best efforts of those who support congestion pricing, how to properly fund the M.T.A. remains a vexing question.
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These sky-high prices are what make health care policy a vexing exercise for legislators on both sides of the aisle.
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For an issue as thorny and vexing as immigration policy, a question during the Democratic debate on Thursday was remarkably clear.
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While many of these are, indeed, scary prospects, her most vexing fear — with much justification — is the rising tide of protectionism.
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But victory has eluded him for several reasons: accuracy off the tee, sluggish first rounds and, perhaps most vexing, erratic putting.
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"That Kind of Mother" — Alam's second novel; his first was the well-received "Rich and Pretty" — is both provocative and vexing.
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Cars and trucks are especially vexing, with Americans not only driving more, but increasingly buying gas hogs like sport-utility vehicles.
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It was just the second career win in Thunder Valley for Johnson, who considers that track one of his most vexing.
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While it's positive to see the GSEs seek to shift risk, how this transfer occurs is a question currently vexing policymakers.
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So while the next couple of years may indeed prove vexing for the president, he should focus on the big picture.
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It was vexing to repeatedly slide over the surface of this puzzle and get no traction, no foothold, no way in.
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They have become the defining issue of the Obamacare repeal debate and maybe the most vexing problem for Republicans to solve.
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In some ways, though, Google's comments about RT strike at one of the most vexing challenges facing lawmakers and federal regulators.
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Political polarization and the ills of the contemporary campaign finance system are two of the most vexing political conundrums of our time.
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We got caught, because at one point I could not hold back a shriek of anger at a particularly vexing flying level.
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He now has in front of him the possibility of making progress on one of the most vexing problems in foreign policy.
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There is little Trump can say to build credibility on the issue of race, one of the most vexing issues we face.
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As the field continues to grow, opportunities for new jobs, career advancement, and solutions to society's most vexing problems become increasingly important.
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But no matter how vexing the problem of spiraling drug costs may be, HHS cannot do more than what Congress has authorized.
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One of the most vexing questions in foreign policy circles is what precisely is the president doing with regard to North Korea.
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The story is set in a futuristic Beijing, though many of its scenes seem grounded in the problems vexing Chinese society today.
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That's because of a legal distinction between media publications and media platforms that has made solving hate speech online a vexing problem.
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More vexing still: In pouring his memoir into the mold of an advice book, Bharara winds up speaking in aphorisms and bromides.
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President Trump's first visit to American troops abroad, the consequences of his environmental policies and the vexing problem of an Irish border.
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But once they are persuaded, your holiday gatherings will be less vexing to create, organize and reminisce about for years to come.
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While analyzing trade-offs among these principles is vexing in theory, making and implementing decisions in real time can be excruciatingly difficult.
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Native citizenship and nationhood is often messy, or at the very least vexing, a direct result of the jagged violence of colonization.
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For a president for whom blind loyalty matters above all, the possibility of losing two such devoted followers must be especially vexing.
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For businesses and workers, it could be the key to reversing one of the country's most vexing economic problems: slow productivity growth.
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For China, North Korea is not the only vexing United States-China issue on which the Trump administration's credibility has recently faltered.
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That step, although it has its critics, was not anywhere near as vexing as the North Carolina issue may prove to be.
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That law has become a vexing issue for Mr. Trump, who railed against the nuclear agreement reached under his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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We talk about the world he's about to re-enter and explore the vexing empathy that racism toward him inspires in us.
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Trump's latest taboo-busting position pits him against years of GOP orthodoxy, vexing powerful conservatives who helped propel him to the presidency.
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Our diplomatic challenge is vexing, but one that, when broken down into viable paths, has a chance to buy us more time.
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Mr. Broetzmann said companies sometimes rely on "disingenuous approaches," which can be vexing or meaningless to customers, to internally measure their performance.
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But no matter how vexing the problem of spiraling drug costs may be, H.H.S. cannot do more than what Congress has authorized.
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But no matter how vexing the problem of spiraling drug costs may be, H.H.S. cannot do more than what Congress has authorized.
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Just as vexing, redundant voice-overs describe what is being shown; while Mr. Mully speaks of events, scripted scenes re-enact them.
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But now he faces the vexing question of what will be the driving force of his next six years in the Kremlin.
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The most vexing issue of the peace deal, the physical demarcation of the border, appears to have been kicked into the long grass.
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They offer escape, give meaning to a vexing reality, and at their best, inspire us and remind us of what we stand for.
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And while the show has a good-natured optimism, Dear White People also makes room for some of our era's most vexing issues.
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A highly intelligent system may know everything about a certain task, such as solving a vexing financial problem or hacking an enemy system.
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So it makes perfect sense that CEO Sundar Pichai tasked Sabharwal with fixing one of the oldest and most vexing problems at Google.
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Companies have vexing problems, and they are increasingly willing to experiment with startup technology if it has the potential to solve those issues.
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The most vexing question remained: If four people had watched a man disappear underwater, why did they wait 803 days to tell anyone?
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"No matter how vexing the problem of spiraling drug costs may be, HHS cannot do more than what Congress has authorized," Mehta wrote.
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At the event, the organizers awarded product innovation awards to some of the more innovative items that address the most vexing travel issues.
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"One of the most vexing things when you travel on an airplane is there's almost no legroom on your standard flight," Schumer said.
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This is particularly vexing to Tumblr's legions of underage users as minors are not able to opt-out of safe mode at all.
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In his 22016 years in Congress, Representative Henry Cuellar, a Democrat from Laredo, Texas, has made a habit of vexing his political party.
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But the crash underscored a vexing problem for automakers that want to gain an edge by launching technology that completely automates driving tasks.
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The 23 female senators, 83 female representatives, and five delegates have diverse opinions about how to solve some of America's most vexing problems.
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But it is most notable for Mekhennet's interest in the vexing issue of authorship, and the presumption required to tell someone else's story.
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One of the most vexing problems facing those seeking to develop a liberal, pro-competition agenda is the emergence of the digital marketplace.
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Such questions awaited lawmakers on both sides as they returned to their districts this summer, vexing those from Florida and other Southern states.
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His book "Think Locally, Act Globally," about today's most vexing energy and resources issues, will be released by Greenleaf Book Group in 2017.
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Still, there's something apt about Jonah winning a congressional seat at the same time that Minna, Finland's governmental guru, is vexing President Meyer.
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The White House's relationship with conservative media outlets presents a vexing challenge for the administration as President Trump approaches 100 days in office.
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The questions, on everything from climate and nuclear energy to vaccines and science education, are great and answers range from vexing to exciting.
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Some of our most vexing environmental dilemmas can be significantly, sometimes dramatically improved by voluntary choices, completely independently of our procured political class.
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It adds up to a vexing math problem: how to back a promise of 227 percent in a 2000-percent-or-less world.
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"The really vexing part of this outbreak is that the pathogen is not culturable so we can't do experiments with it," Harvell explained.
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They are a reminder of the cold-eyed way she often assesses her most vexing opponents when the television cameras are not on.
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Another vexing related issue for the administration is the degree to which they can depend on Capitol Hill Republicans for support — or not.
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Skin Deep For many people this winter's yo-yoing temperatures have brought with them an unwelcome annoyance: dandruff — itchy and flaky and vexing.
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But if the chaotic history of Britain's Brexit debate is any guide, whatever it is will only bring on the next vexing questions.
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The lesson that the world's complacency sends to other countries is that this is an ideal time to eradicate a vexing ethnic group.
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" In Wolff's telling, his subject — used to the home comforts of Trump Tower — finds the White House "vexing and even a little scary.
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The entwined crises of housing affordability and homelessness, decades in the making, have been the most consistently vexing to the de Blasio administration.
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But he knew that one of the most vexing aspects of global emissions reduction was the question of how to replace transportation fuels.
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In recent meetings, experts and representatives from the biggest social networks have debated definitions and new rules for dealing with this vexing question.
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Planning a wedding can be vexing, with fights over guest lists and deciding who has to sit next to your over-served uncle.
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Space, in the "Star Trek" universe, may be an alluring and infinite frontier, but time is a much rarer and more vexing commodity.
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With a sloping green, crosswinds and seven deep, irregular and vexing bunkers, the ninth hole has turned out to be a tiny terror.
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The vexing possibilities are worthy of contemplation over a fine wine: What is Bordeaux if it becomes inhospitable to cabernet franc or merlot?
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And the Vietnam War, as vexing and tragic as it was, occurred off the beaten trans-Atlantic path and had geographically containable effects.
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Mr. Johnson said Britain was offering a "reasonable compromise" on the vexing question of Ireland, and Brussels said it would study his proposal.
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The Met Breuer's Theater of the Resist summer performance series, continuing into August, offers a set of potential answers to that vexing question.
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Particularly vexing for police is the difficulty of determining which potential Taser targets belong to population cohorts deemed to be at increased risk.
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That will mean hearings, witnesses, documents, subpoenas, legal briefs and heated arguments before judges about vexing Constitutional questions of the separation of powers.
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The vote has also revived a vexing, and defining, Louisiana question about the deference a perennially impoverished state must show to big business.
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And I think that's one of the issues that I find really vexing, dealing with... Okay, so here is ... Let's go with that.
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AI is a particularly vexing problem of dual-use — the ability of a technology to be used for both positive applications and negative ones.
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Coupled with recent tests, nuclear capability, an increasingly hostile tone and vexing unpredictability, Kim&aposs North Korea has become the world&aposs diplomatic dilemma.
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The Fox headline inadvertently captures the meta-ness of Krakoff's project: it is meant, whether you view it favorably or critically, to be vexing.
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That includes the derivative works that labels find so vexing, but only about half of the major label content you would find on Spotify.
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But that mindset is over, as every day brings vexing new ethical quandaries and drops them at the feet of the digerati to fix.
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The big breakup highlights the vexing dual role Qatar has long played for the US in its fight against radicalism in the Middle East.
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The Affordable Care Act — Obama's signature domestic achievement — will likely be repealed, though replacing it will be a more vexing and politically risky task.
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"But no matter how vexing the problem of spiraling drug costs may be, HHS cannot do more than what Congress has authorized," Mehta concluded.
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Framers' dilemma The framers of the US Constitution found the selection of the chief executive to be among the most vexing issues they faced.
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An accounting group is proposing changes to a foreign account disclosure law's deadline and filing requirements that have been vexing some banks and companies.
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But a big part of the job as a KJ is wrangling drunk people, a task that ranges from endearingly vexing to potentially unsafe.
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It is intended to help answer one of the most vexing questions in public health: how to reduce unplanned pregnancy in the United States.
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Our aim is to build partnerships with our student life colleagues and with industry leaders that lead to sustainable solutions to these vexing challenges.
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But displays of the flag — and reports of threats and attacks directed at minorities — are forcing Americans to confront vexing questions about race relations.
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That question has been vexing the state for much of the last decade, with enormous budget cuts to higher education and increasingly high tuition.
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These deaths are particularly vexing because they are preventable, said Aisha Tator, executive director of the New York Alliance for Donation, an advocacy group.
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That relationship was damaged, in part, by the coverage Ley and others gave to vexing issues like concussions and protests during the national anthem.
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All of these questions remain maddeningly uncertain, in large part because no one has managed to solve the vexing issue of the Irish border.
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Inside the pages, among the details is the story of the Atlanta child murders, one of the most vexing cases in the city's history.
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Although 32nd seed Raonic has long been one of the tour's most vexing servers, his main weapon was redundant against his opponent's brilliant returning.
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It was vexing when a challenge to another nation's unfair trade policies was decided in America's favor, but then blocked by the losing country.
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It is among the most vexing problems with a program that has become a notorious quagmire, with a rejection rate of nearly 5003 percent.
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Montreal had a 33-26 advantage in shots heading into overtime, but the Rangers then poured on the pressure, vexing Canadiens Coach Claude Julien.
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The tiny island now hosts the most refugees per capita in the European Union, the result of a loophole within its vexing political situation.
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But during the first weeks of Mr. Trump's presidency, the Qaeda affiliate in Yemen has emerged as the White House's most vexing terrorism challenge.
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More than 100 million tons of coal ash is produced every year, one of the nation's largest and most vexing streams of toxic waste.
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The lack of a clear and direct message driven by the White House each day has been vexing to the president's aides, officials said.
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The turbulent day in the House offered yet another reminder of the deep divisions over immigration vexing Republicans, with no easy solutions in sight.
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And that, in turn, could help explain the wage stagnation that has become a vexing feature of the labor market since the late 2000s.
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But before they left, they did tell me that the technical problems that were vexing me and so many others didn't bother them at all.
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Lack of affordable housing is a vexing problem for many resort communities, including other Western ski towns like Aspen, Vail, Big Sky, and Sun Valley.
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And in a vexing, if not shameful, display of buck passing, he said the question of nonhuman animal personhood will have to be addressed eventually.
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While appealing YouTube's decision, O'Brien learned that the mechanism for correcting these mistakes can be vexing, and that a fair outcome is far from guaranteed.
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And in order to achieve that goal, we have got to deal with these vexing problems of IP theft and the forced transfer of technology.
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The Catalan government insists on all teaching in state schools being in Catalan, with Spanish taught as a foreign language, which some parents find vexing.
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"I know we're not, but these large, expansive solutions to some of the vexing problems of America push people away in many cases," Hickenlooper said.
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It's unaffected and immense, which is why the incredulity of her family — with regards to how seriously she takes her career — starts to feel vexing.
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Eich hopes Brave can solve two of the web's most vexing problems—privacy and revenue—by turning the traditional digital advertising model on its head.
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Declining protein levels and market share pose another vexing problem for soy farmers already reeling from a global grains glut and years of depressed prices.
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Naturally this fact poses a vexing problem for observers who habitually try to make logical sense of policies — no matter how bizarre they might be.
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The most vexing and polarizing battle has been for Taiz, one of the country's largest cities and a strategic gateway between northern and southern Yemen.
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For Mr. Obama, pondering his legacy and hearing how it is debated in the contest for his successor, the dearth of credit is plainly vexing.
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This week, after a federal appeals court ruled that the law discriminated against minorities, there is a new, equally vexing question: how to fix it.
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When Brazil's Olympic moment is finished, Rio, like some cities in the United States, will still be grappling with vexing levels of inequality and bloodshed.
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I mentioned to Stephen Schulhofer that a case like Afshar's appeared to stand at a vexing intersection—a heinous offense, a common lack of evidence.
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The Republicans are largely bankrupt of ideas, leaving Democrats alone to put forth concrete, comprehensive proposals for fixing America's most vexing social and economic problems.
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His portrayal of the abusive husband of Celeste (Nicole Kidman) in HBO's adaptation of the Liane Moriarty mystery novel was vexing for audiences and himself.
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Any state trying a go-it-alone strategy will face challenges possibly more vexing than the ones Congress would confront in passing a nationwide law.
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Another reason these discussions tend to crash and burn is that they often sidestep one of the most critical, and vexing, aspects of the issue.
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An examination of other countries' experiences, something frequently missing from our news coverage, would help us to better understand potential solutions to this vexing problem.
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In large part, this is why outlets like RT and Sputnik have proved so vexing to the West — and especially so in the United States.
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The materials, which are stored in federal facilities in Northern Virginia and at F.B.I. Headquarters in Washington, have been a vexing problem for the agency.
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"We applaud them for taking the time to meet with us, but they showed little appetite for tackling this admittedly vexing problem," Mr. Sarpatwari said.
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Girardi said he would leave Frazier at third and move Chase Headley to first, a position that has been vexing for the Yankees this season.
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It was the complexity of integrating various computerized systems in the stations, and the vexing nature of vertical transportation: that is, the elevators and escalators.
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President Clinton or President Trump may find their proposed plans will run into the same vexing realities the Obama administration has struggled with for years.
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As the universe expanded, that energy should have converted into matter and antimatter in exactly equal quantities, which leads us to a very vexing question.
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During the Vietnam War every male of my generation — all 218 million of us — faced the vexing question of what to do about the draft.
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The continued endurance of Kevin Hart despite his many controversies makes the decision to produce such an unflattering portrayal of himself all the more vexing.
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If the paranoid voter-fraud crusaders devoted a fraction of their inquisitorial energy to solving that vexing problem, now that would be something to celebrate.
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Under that deal, the U.K. would remain in a customs union with Europe indefinitely until the vexing question of the Irish border issue is settled.
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Read: Russia broke its promise to stop bombing in Syria's eastern Ghouta, U.N. says Syria has likewise been a vexing problem for the Trump administration.
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But when it comes to a safe and effective drug for a vexing disorder, there's an imperative to deliver it to as many patients as possible.
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Sleep deprivation is a vexing health problem — it saps you of physical and emotional wellness, and there's no one-size-fits-all cure for it, either.
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For the astronomers tasked with finding intelligent life elsewhere in the solar system, one of the most vexing questions is why ET is being so quiet.
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" And somebody else mused, "LMAO at white people vexing at the lack of white characters on 'Luke Cage', now you know what watching 'Friends' felt like.
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Research like this is understandably making people worried about how it will be used for misinformation and propaganda — a question that is currently vexing US legislators.
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While the Black and Missing team can cite numerous success stories, and has helped reunite families with loved ones, there are outstanding cases that prove vexing.
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Now more than ever our political process should be geared toward a civil discourse focused on solving our most vexing and intractable problems as a country.
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It takes aim at the increasingly public vexing in Democratic donor circles that the largest field of candidates in the party's history needs yet another candidate.
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Their conversations play out like chess matches, two vexing sapiophiles as interested in uncomfortable silences as they are in banging the hell out of each other.
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Those voters represent a vexing challenge for a president who has been more narrowly focused on his base than any of his predecessors in modern history.
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Despite harboring much residual goodwill toward them, European voters no longer see these parties as offering clear answers to the most vexing questions of the day.
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But more than three decades later, such encounters remain one of the most vexing and volatile parts of policing in New York and across the country.
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"We may get there," he said, calling war authorization "one of the most interesting yet vexing issues" he has seen in his entire public service career.
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In the quest to give readers a clear report of events beyond their sightline, editors and reporters consult the research department with urgent and vexing questions.
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In the grand scheme of things, Halep at her size could be considered an underdog against many of her top opponents, including those vexing demons within.
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Particularly vexing for restaurants and cafes is a requirement to have clients seated at a one-meter safety distance and to stop serving at 6.00 p.m.
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This is a particularly vexing problem in the criticism of picture books, which is almost entirely rooted in the wrongheaded idea that adults can't read them.
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That year concluded with his Trump Tower meeting with the President-elect, a vexing public position for someone who'd always agitated on behalf of the dispossessed.
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Vexed and vexing conversations about Brexit emerge, as they do in the first two books of Ali Smith's planned quartet of novels named after the seasons.
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The N.B.A. seems to have hit upon a solution to a problem that is vexing sports officials everywhere: how to get young people to pay attention.
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Created as a quirky bonus hole, the diminutive-but-vexing ninth hole at Erin Hills is likely to be the most entertaining 135 yards of play.
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It is equally a portrait of tumult and tyranny in Saudi Arabia over the last four decades — and the kingdom's vexing relationship with the United States.
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But the hunger for workers and mounting complaints of labor shortages have raised a vexing question: Why isn't the heightened demand for workers driving up pay?
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About one million small-scale gold miners operate across Indonesia, the world's largest island nation, and the outlaw industry presents a vexing paradox for the country.
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The next commander in chief will face vexing challenges at home and abroad and an electorate that still desperately wants change but is no longer hopeful.
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I had the wrong answer but enough cash remaining to prevail in the second Final Jeopardy, vexing the only one of us three who was correct.
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The equation could solve the most vexing issue for policymakers ever since the economy escaped the throes of the financial crisis-induced recession in mid-2009.
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He is the author of the book Questions Are the Answer: A Breakthrough Approach to Your Most Vexing Problems at Work and in Life (HarperCollins, 2018).
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If members of both parties want to enact a permanent, workable, sustainable solution to the vexing challenges of healthcare reform, they need to do it together.
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"The most vexing thing here, that really is just troubling, is this could have been prevented," Mr. Schumer said in an interview, referring to the derailments.
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With the new system, Fitbit aims to solve for two of the most vexing challenges in modern medicine: changing people's behavior and lowering health-care costs.
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Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and the world's wealthiest man, has been publicly agonizing over a vexing problem: what to do with all his money.
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Others said the gesture of forgiveness tarnished the service of troops who served in the same vexing conditions, but did not break the laws of war.
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This fact has been vexing humans for centuries: Earth's year (one orbit around the sun) isn't neatly divisible by its day (one rotation about its axis).
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In the early 1980s, physicists were trying to make sense of a particularly vexing one: The Big Bang does not explain why the universe is so flat.
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Picked from a field of 300, these 10 companies are addressing some of the most vexing and important problems standing between us and the future of transportation.
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This is especially vexing right now, at a time when we are finally beginning to break free from the bullshit of the multi-billion-dollar diet industry.
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But the versions that have evolved on the mobile web are particularly vexing, because they can trap you with a pop-up "notification" and nowhere to go.
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HOWEVER the Supreme Court decides Lee v United States, a vexing case argued on March 28th, criminal defendants would be wise to heed this warning: client beware.
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Mr. Cianci died on Thursday morning after falling ill on Wednesday night while taping a weekly television show that featured his skills as a vexing, amusing polemicist.
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AI will help us invent new medicines, create safer roads, mitigate economic risks, help us manage our resources, and solve some of the world's most vexing problems.
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But everything else has become secondary now, even the vexing issue of a third runway for Heathrow Airport, for which a decision had been promised by Christmas.
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Working for Armour was none other than wire recording maven Marvin Camras, who solved the most vexing problem facing all the video tape inventor wannabees: Tape speed.
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Photo: Alex Cranz/Gizmodo Apple may be riding the highest stock prices of its lifetime, but China continues to be a vexing problem for the hardware giant.
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Peruse YouTube; there are hours of footage of birds of prey doing what may be the most elegant solution yet to what is becoming a vexing problem.
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At the same time, music executives grumble that it has never been a substantial source of revenue and is a vexing outlet for leaks and unauthorized material.
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Trump, with almost no coherent foreign policy vision, nonetheless managed to indicate some of the vexing problems with Clinton's foreign policy in a short period of time.
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House Republicans left Washington for their 28503-day Memorial Day recess without solving the vexing immigration issue that is dividing them just months before the midterm elections.
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Given how cheap third-party cables from Amazon Basics or Anker can get, it's all the more vexing that Apple insists on keeping this monopoly for itself.
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"What you want is for us to tell you how as a judicial nominee we're going to rule on the important issues you find vexing," she said.
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It's a vexing problem and is not the fault of Mr. Miranda or the producers: it's robots, the internet, income inequality, in other words — it's our future.
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Turning to migration policy, another big issue vexing the EU, Coveney called for "action and practical measures" and said all member states needed to make a contribution.
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To achieve his vision, he argues, Americans must end the vexing period of divided government in which a Democratic White House clashes endlessly with a Republican Congress.
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Take, for instance, the vexing matter of emissions from transportation, mainly cars and trucks, which in 2016 overtook power plants as America's largest source of greenhouse gases.
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Weaving together his personal and critical reflections, Hajdu tries to answer a vexing set of questions: When we talk about pop music, what precisely do we mean?
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But when news of a bank heist made national headlines, vexing police officials, the department asked Goodwin to pose as a maid and infiltrate a seedy boardinghouse.
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The winner will be significantly less rested for the final than Rafael Nadal, who beat Roger Federer in straight sets earlier Friday in somewhat less vexing wind.
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But the rising tide of unrest there complicates an already vexing decision for him: whether he should rip up the nuclear deal struck by President Barack Obama.
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This week, she will have her gallbladder removed, thanks to complications from multiple courses of antibiotics and steroids used to treat her vexing infection, her family said.
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They are demanding and easily disappointed; Siena is an emotional, vexing team that makes a rather startling number of mistakes given how obviously well-coached they are.
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Although critics of Sarbanes-Oxley prefer to focus on its vexing costs, an analysis in May by Ernst & Young, a big accounting firm, highlighted the law's benefits.
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And in Colorado Springs, the database helped the police solve an especially vexing case involving five separate shootings, including a drive-by at a city shopping mall.
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It speaks to the slippery grip of this daring, vexing book that I found my thoughts often straying from the story and wandering instead toward its author.
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That these provisions are now being wielded against localists is a measure of how vexing recent calls for greater autonomy for Hong Kong have become for China.
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While the Titans don't have a controversial chant or racially insensitive mascot or hated name like other NFL teams, that doesn't mean they're without some vexing traditions.
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Problems with mortgage servicers are particularly vexing for homeowners, according to regulators, lawyers and borrowers, because they have no choice over the company that handles their loan.
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The deputy attorney general has been interested in encryption for years, in part because of several vexing experiences during his 12 years as U.S. attorney in Maryland.
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Though Asian-American women face equally vexing problems when it comes to representation, our own sexuality — however problematically portrayed, however exoticized — is, for better or worse, accepted.
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"It is imperative for policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic to strive for multilateral solutions to the vexing questions raised by cross border taxation," Garfield added.
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But every attempt had ultimately failed to solve the WHO's most vexing — and decades-old — challenges, like the agency's problematic financing structure and related chronic funding shortfalls.
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The sleek Juul electronic cigarettes have become a phenomenon at U.S. high schools, vexing educators and drawing regulatory scrutiny over their sweet flavors and high nicotine content.
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Though Asian-American women face equally vexing problems when it comes to representation, our own sexuality — however problematically portrayed, however exoticized — is, for better or worse, accepted.
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The sheer numbers and vexing variety of the elderly population poses enormous problems as officials must assess risk and allocate resources, both before and after the storm.
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The vexing question of how to stem the flow of migrants into the country has frustrated the White House, under both Democratic and Republican control, for years.
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As the question of "can Jews survive Christmas" has become less vexing for me, another question has become more important: What does a Jewish Christmas look like?
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For now, says Mr Byrne, even honest ICOs are living in an uncomfortable legal limbo, with "some vexing questions about the liability of the people starting the scheme".
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But if you want a good summary of the hard legal arguments against the FCC and a vexing dismissal thereof, these two documents will serve for weekend reading.
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BS: That's a question that has been vexing for customer advocates like me for many years, that people are willing to trade away their privacy for very little.
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That has created a vexing challenge for scientists, who are trying to persuade more blacks to participate in studies -- both while they are alive and after they die.
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More vexing, perhaps, may be what happens when they fill the skies and threaten to crash into each other, or into buildings, birds, cell towers, and power lines.
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Despite all of the potential for artificial intelligence to solve our most vexing problems, it's still in a primitive state, according to a new report by Stanford University.
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Finally, and most vexing to climate scientists, global temperatures have remained flat for around two decades despite tons more emitted CO2, although the last few years trended up.
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In TBS's upcoming new show, Search Party, a young girl named Dory flexes her sleuthing muscles to solve a vexing mystery – the disappearance of a former college acquaintance.
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Such an approach would help us understand the phenomenon in all its vexing diversity; it would help us understand when you have cancer and when cancer has you.
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Letters To the Editor: Donald Trump's campaign has reaffirmed his warm support for Vladimir Putin ("Vexing His Allies, Trump Keeps Up Praise of Putin," front page, Sept. 9).
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Problems were bound to come up, but this one has been particularly vexing, and more importantly, is far more urgent because of Johnson's position on the budget panel.
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Since the course opened for play in 1904, Oakmont has had deep, quirky and vexing drainage ditches that can affect the play on as many as 10 holes.
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He also refused to shy away from Israel's most vexing challenges and even in its darkest days he always believed that brighter times were just around the corner.
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Am I wrong to see this as a pretty good middle-of-the-road fix to a thorny problem that had been vexing lots of on-demand companies?
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Former United States President George W. Bush used pictures from Wikipedia to paint a vexing portrait of Russian President Vladmir Putin and that will never not be funny.
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The churches are vexing local officials, who say that they're simply dispensaries in disguise, skirting the rules that govern other marijuana providers, such as requirements to pay taxes.
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Some of the most vexing problems facing government – woeful IT systems or cumbersome hiring and contracting processes – require an infusion of funding or major legislative and regulatory changes.
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How cross I used to get with her before the diagnosis, how frustrated with her anxiety, her chronic lateness, the myriad vexing habits I can't even remember now.
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If Ms. Warren is choosing to forgo Fox News viewers, the hours the network has devoted to Democratic presidential candidates seem to be vexing its most influential fan.
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It opens with the French director Bertrand Bonello's divisive "Nocturama" (Friday), which is as formally dazzling as any film this year but also vexing from a moral perspective.
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It's been one of the vexing questions in medicine: Why is it that most people who have heart attacks or strokes have few or no conventional risk factors?
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Certainly, it must have been vexing, perhaps even confusing, for Mr. Trump last month when the storm's death toll was revised sharply upward, from 64 people to 2,975.
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The vexing issue for baseball, as it tries to capture a younger generation craving action, is that pitchers of all pedigrees are keeping the ball out of play.
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He wrote that Trump found the White House "vexing and scary" and painted the picture of a bumbling and lonely chief executive and an administration paralyzed by chaos.
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Moreover, there is little sign of a pick-up in demand-led inflationary pressures despite stronger economic growth, a situation that is vexing central bankers around the world.
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The nation's largest cities and metropolitan areas — home to a majority of Democratic voters — are at the forefront of the party's most vexing racial, ethnic and class conflicts.
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The other red herrings in Olympic Destroyer had been so vexing in part because there was no way to tell which clues were real and which were deceptions.
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In the third, I went up briefly, then tried a few rash volleys off his vexing lobs, and he closed me out, without nearly enough drama, 11–7.
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There were no reported casualties, and Israel's defense minister, Avigdor Lieberman, said in a newspaper interview that such attacks, while "vexing," did not pose a major security threat.
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It is vexing to imagine how readily people felt licensed to vilify colleagues and neighbors, although McDonough exaggerates incidents of wives turning in husbands or children their parents.
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The Democratic dissents may be particularly vexing for Simons, who has shown signs of being even more interested than past chairmen in winning unanimous decisions in major cases.
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But their roles in shaping Donald and Nancy remain vivid, bleeding into our punishing, pressing national debate over immigration, a government shutdown and that inescapable and vexing Wall.
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The episode poses vexing questions about the disparities in power between storyteller and subject, American and Afghan; but Nordland never unpacks the complications of making the couple so notorious.
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In each case, and most tellingly in his veto of accession talks for North Macedonia, he has acted after little or no consultation among other leaders, vexing the rest.
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There's even a casual difficulty, which strips out a lot of the more vexing puzzles for a more streamlined experience (much like Monkey Island 2's "magazine reviewer" mode).
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Politics at home may be even more vexing than the struggles abroad, however, as deadly clashes divided the Saudi-led coalition's main Yemeni allies against the Houthis this week.
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Despite the dearth of data, the answers that all these theories offer to some of the most vexing questions in physics are so elegant that they populate postgraduate textbooks.
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Attack and defense are essentially intuitive, but energy is slightly more vexing—it's a measure of how quickly your monster's meter will fill so it can perform special attacks.
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The most vexing issue in recent times centers on the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, the country's second-largest, which follows eastern church rites but answers to the Holy See.
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Unwanted robocalls are an increasingly vexing problem, in general, because of new technology that makes it easier to initiate automated calls and harder for the authorities to track them.
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On Tuesday, Amazon will make a small change to its Kindle software that could solve a vexing issue for people who prefer the intuitiveness of navigating a print book.
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I thought it was actually an innovative solution to a vexing problem, a nimble, "good enough" patch, and it did enable Tesla to keep the Model 3 on track.
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A second study presented at the cardiology meeting on Sunday and published online in JAMA, the Journal of the American Medical Association revealed just how vexing the issue is.
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Activism brings with it the usual stressors of a full-time job—long hours, precarious work-life balancing acts, vexing "office politics"—as well as other more intense pressures.
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One of the most vexing issues with treating concussions in athletes is that the full extent of brain injuries can be difficult to assess while players are still alive.
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And that makes all the open questions surrounding Apple TV+ — particularly regarding what it will cost and what consumers will get beyond Apple's original programming — that much more vexing.
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France has long leaned toward the kind of director-led, concept-driven stage fare that many in Britain, raised on the importance of text and naturalistic acting, find vexing.
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These abilities have altered the risk calculations, making the problem Mr. Trump faces with Iran even more vexing than those that confronted President George W. Bush or Mr. Obama.
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"Research like this is understandably making people worried about how it will be used for misinformation and propaganda — a question that is currently vexing US legislators," The Verge writes.
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And if Democrats resist the temptation to let the perfect be the enemy of the good, they can seize this opening to make progress on an enduringly vexing challenge.
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This year, however, advocates say they are more hopeful that the bill may advance, because it has bipartisan support and offers a relatively straightforward fix to a vexing problem.
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But the contaminated plant is on the government's list of Superfund sites, making any development there vexing, and the plans do not seem to have advanced, local officials said.
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Whether motivated by profit or micro-celebrity, the success of sensationalists like Mr. Williams has become a vexing problem for companies like Facebook, Twitter, and Google, which owns YouTube.
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On a national level, the question of how to humanely treat and rehabilitate violent and mentally ill inmates remains vexing, even as criminal justice reform becomes a bipartisan cause.
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While NIH funding has remained flat for nearly a decade and a half, the opportunities before us to prevent, treat and cure our most vexing diseases have grown exponentially.
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It is one more vexing question for the Nets in a season that will not even end with a top first-round draft pick, no matter the team's record.
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These are ideas aimed in part at addressing wealth inequality, a problem more vexing in many ways than the inequality in conventional income that often dominates progressive policy debates.
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Yet even without confirmation, the allegations appear vexing for Mr. Xi. Mr. Guo has described himself as a paladin defending Mr. Xi and even acting indirectly on his orders.
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Mr. Doria's critics have denounced these moves as populist tactics conceived to distract attention from vexing structural problems in this sprawling megacity with a metropolitan population of 20 million.
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Thant Myint-U writes clearly about such vexing subjects as ethnicity, capitalism and ecological disaster; this is a book with a humane sensibility and a delicate yet pointed touch.
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"If the paranoid voter-fraud crusaders devoted a fraction of their inquisitorial energy to solving that vexing problem, now that would be something to celebrate," the paper's board added.
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The budget office produces a variety of budget and economic analyses, including deficit projections, legislative options for lawmakers confronting the nation's most vexing problems and cost estimates for legislation.
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It's one of the most vexing challenges facing the labor movement: how to wield influence in an era increasingly dominated by technology giants that are often resistant to unions.
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She also sees reuse of office and industrial parks as a way to resolve one of the most vexing problems that urban areas face: the high cost of housing.
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The stunning announcement that Donald Trump will personally meet with Kim Jong Un to discuss North Korea denuclearization divided opinion Friday, delighting world leaders and vexing diplomats and experts.
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When I headed out to Las Vegas for four days of NBA Summer League action, I found that no one had really started tackling this vexing question in any depth.
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Now the company is turning its attention to one of the most vexing problems in photo sharing: making sure the photos you take actually make it to their intended recipients.
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NEW YORK – Stores watching Amazon take a larger share of clothing sales are trying to solve one of the most vexing issues for online shoppers: Finding items that fit properly.
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Interestingly, one of the most vexing problems for scientists studying quantum computing is the ability to say when a quantum computer has definitively outstripped the abilities of a classical computer.
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The broader, more pressing -- and vexing -- problem is what to do to get us beyond the ugly ebb and flow of shooting then outrage, shooting then outrage, shooting then outrage.
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Until then, we imagine McGahn's West Wing as a coal mine, with scandals as dead canaries piling up around his feet, confronting one of the legal profession's most vexing decisions.
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And the realities of international diplomacy have, over decades, led spokespeople for presidents of both parties to offer near-identical pabulum on some of America's most vexing foreign policy questions.
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" It's still not clear this work has had an impact on this vexing health problem, but, Swers said, "that work is not something you saw under male secretaries of state.
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Flake laid some "official untruths" at Trump's door and said the most vexing was his labeling as a "hoax" the investigation of alleged ties between Russia and Trump's presidential campaign.
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While vexing questions of race and the criminal justice system are a big part of that, it also involves other issues, from economic insecurity to disenchantment with the political system.
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However, the lack of wage growth will remain a vexing problem and could become a bigger headache for policymakers, particularly if President Donald Trump's pro-growth agenda continues to stall.
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A FRB is simply a pulse of radio energy that lasts for just a few milliseconds, but what makes them especially weird and vexing is that they usually don't repeat.
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Such a vexing pivot depends on denying the value of Ali's earlier radicalism, and ignoring how his embrace of black love and black politics forged a path toward progressive humanitarianism.
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Particularly vexing for the Kremlin is that Mr. Putin's current numbers do not match his favorability ratings, which have consistently been above 240 percent since he annexed Crimea in 2014.
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Beyond the usual challenges, including the vexing issue of performance-enhancing drugs, baseball struggled to address a cheating scandal serious enough to sully the legitimacy of a World Series championship.
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Most people who spend any time in a supermarket understand how vexing the checkout process can be, with clogged lines for cashiers and customers who fumble with self-checkout kiosks.
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While the extent of Iran's support varies by group, the strategy has allowed it to project power beyond its borders, countering the United States, vexing Saudi Arabia and menacing Israel.
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Among the most vexing figures flitting across our screens, and spreading via text and tweet, is the case fatality rate (CFR)—the proportion of known infections that result in death.
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State of the Art Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and the world's wealthiest man, has been publicly agonizing over a vexing problem: what to do with all his money.
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This is one of the vexing realities that plague highly accomplished female candidates like Ms. Warren or Hillary Clinton, women whose résumés outstrip those of many of their male rivals.
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As vexing as the stalemate may be to Israelis weary of endless politicking, the country's electoral system has worked fairly well in its short history, Mr. Pfeffer of Haaretz noted.
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In Nevada, it was Ms. Warren who was on the offensive at every turn, especially on health care — the issue that has been politically vexing for her throughout this campaign.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - On stage at an investor conference last month, Google's Chief Business Officer Philipp Schindler identified a vexing challenge for the company's most prized app: its virtual assistant.
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But officials here said they still have unanswered, vexing questions: How much of the tainted drug is still circulating throughout the Midwest, and how many more people will be sickened?
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This puzzle only grows more vexing as the case nears the Senate, where Republican control could surely provide Mr. Trump the fair hearing he insisted the House wouldn't give him.
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The concern vexing Mr. Annen, and much of official Berlin, was that Mr. Trump might not only withdraw American protection but also actively aid Europe's growing internal and external threats.
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Opinion is still divided, however, on whether automation can help solve some vexing delivery problems, such as how to deliver pizzas economically to the fifth floor of a college dorm.
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On Monday, the AP reported that when it comes to tax policy, "Republicans have a potentially more vexing impasse" than on the also-fraught issue of an Affordable Care Act rollback.
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Advancing election technology has proven to be an incredibly vexing proposition for all stakeholders — state and local election officials, voting technology vendors, voter integrity advocates and, of course, the voters themselves.
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NOW that Donald Trump's longtime personal lawyer and confidant is headed to prison for crimes related to paying off two of the president's paramours, a vexing question takes on new salience.
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WASHINGTON — With the official launch of President Donald Trump's 2020 reelection campaign Tuesday, Corporate America faces a vexing challenge: Should it put campaign money behind the incumbent Republican running for reelection?
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As if that uncertainty weren't vexing enough, many of those findings have sprung from the same source: Giant data sets that compile survey data from thousands or even millions of participants.
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So for all we know, this was the last chance NASA had to make direct measurements of Saturn, its atmosphere, and its vexing and beautiful rings for a very long time.
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Even so, the vexing nature of a war in which the enemy is hard to identify can turn snap misjudgments of well-trained troops into harsh sentences, the students said. Sgt.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - They're members of a prestigious academic panel with top-secret clearances who've advised the Pentagon on some of America's most vexing national security issues since the Cold War.
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"This has been an area that's been vexing me for quite some time," Foxx said to a question about his department's ability to retain the engineering expertise for the work ahead.
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The key is to begin now to work through the vexing issues associated with the reconstruction and use the imperatives of reconstruction to drive peace and promote cooperation in the region.
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But the vexing uncertainty is also a glorious opportunity for the FCC to re-examine the rules around zero rating and color in the gray areas with more black and white.
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So much mystery shrouds a poultry staple on Brazilian dinner tables that geneticists, science writers and cooks all find themselves grappling with the same vexing question: What is a Chester, anyway?
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It is vexing to the Chinese, who think their Sun Tzu/Warring-States asymmetric warfare tactics of deception, espionage and slow constriction of resources is a subtle and winning long game.
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For the first time, scientists have the beginning of an answer to a vexing question: Where does the rain of high-energy particles from space known as cosmic rays come from?
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Women Today In its 238th year, the Women's Forum for the Economy and Society convenes in Paris this week to explore some of the most vexing issues confronting the world today.
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Mr. Trump has put his lawyers in the vexing position of trying to follow the desires of their client while seeking to protect him from legal jeopardy at the same time.
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The expectation, obviously, is that Americans will join her in this perspective, surveying the scene and seeing a vexing problem — if not a moral one, then at least a logistical one.
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These days, my job is to explore hate, one of the nation's most vexing social issues, wherever it unfolds, and also to share the next chapter after the front-page headlines.
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Both before and after the release of "Kids" (showing in a sold-out screening on Saturday) in 1995, the photographer-turned-filmmaker Larry Clark has been a vexing subject for critics.
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Nor will Instagram influencers or Twitter addicts or whoever is still on Facebook flock to a different platform in response to a vexing change in UI. Where would they even go?
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As in many rural towns, increased consolidation — regional schools, hospitals, courthouses and malls — "makes the transportation element more vexing," said Scott Bogren, the executive director of Community Transportation Association of America.
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Missed foul shots were vexing for Saint Louis: Hasahn French, who scored 17 points, went 4 of 10 from the stripe, and the Billikens were 20 of 37 as a team.
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Mr. Amri's life and odyssey underscore a vexing problem, common in Europe: how to handle hundreds of thousands of virtually stateless wanderers who are either unwilling or unable to return home.
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What can government and business leaders, most of whom are in their fifties, learn from these young people so they can better engage the public in vexing issues and break gridlock?
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But I think about "Plotto" a lot, because I find plot the most fascinating and vexing element of fiction for the simple reason that its artificiality can feel difficult to mask.
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SHANGHAI — China announced a move on Saturday aimed at addressing a vexing problem: how to steer more bank loans to small businesses while adding little to the country's huge debt load.
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Big City If you happened to turn your attention to the sand pit of New York politics this week, you might have found yourself beset by a series of vexing questions.
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Recovering stolen memorabilia, though, remains a more vexing problem not just because thieves have an incentive to remain anonymous, but also because some victims are not aware they have been victimized.
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Member nations unanimously adopted the 17 goals in 2015, setting out a wide-ranging "to-do" list on such vexing issues as conflict, hunger, land degradation, gender equality and climate change.
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"The Chinese counterintelligence threat is more deep, more diverse, more vexing, more challenging, more comprehensive and more concerning than any counterintelligence threat I can think of," FBI Director Christopher Wray said.
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Yet despite riveting testimony from more than 30 witnesses and 315 pieces submitted into evidence, the mystery surrounding Caylee Marie Anthony's disappearance on June 16, 2008, largely remains as vexing as ever.
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"Most vexing for those affected by this disease — and for us — is that the scientific community has not yet identified the potential cause, or causes, of uveal melanoma," the university's statement reads.
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He and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe largely see eye-to-eye on how to deal with the vexing problem of North Korea&aposs weapons development, even if a solution remains elusive.
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The consequences of those increases are now hitting the writers' guild, plagued by the same problem vexing the rest of the US health care system: It's hard to keep costs under control.
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AND IT'S ONE THAT IS VEXING A LOT OF KMEK EXECUTIVES AT THE MOMENT AND THEY'VE GOT TO MAKE A DECISION ABOUT WHETHER THEY TRAVEL TO SAUDI ARABIA FOR THE FII EVENT.
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Texas will be the biggest state to allow open carry, and the law has posed vexing questions to businesses about whether they want to ban it, which they're still permitted to do.
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BOSCO is part of NASA's Quiet Supersonic Technology program, which aims (as you might have guessed already) to create a supersonic aircraft that doesn't create that vexing sonic boom wherever it goes.
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The move, welcomed by workers and retirees, reopened the vexing question of how to save the huge Central States pension fund, which is on track to go bankrupt in about 10 years.
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Flake laid some "official untruths" at Trump's door on Wednesday and said the most vexing was his labeling as a "hoax" the investigation of alleged ties between Russia and Trump's presidential campaign.
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And this week, Trump pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal, once again vexing the foreign policy "authorities," but when so many anti-Trump alarms have fallen flat, their credibility is slipping.
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Though many individual investors find blockchain an inscrutable technical conundrum, as vexing to understand as bitcoin, potential applications in many fields are attracting a brisk flow of venture capital and corporate development.
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But their time on the Hill would prove vexing — they found it was difficult to lobby on a health care bill that they expect to affect them massively, but also haven't seen.
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The reality is that Democrats are reluctant to make a campaign issue out of one of America's most vexing problems — the ballooning annual budget deficits and overall debt under President Donald Trump.
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" White House counselor Kellyanne Conway also offered a defense of the Department of Homeland Security's current practices, calling immigration a "vexing problem" while speaking to Chuck Todd on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Two issues are especially vexing: Turkish Cypriot demands for a rotating presidency, and Greek Cypriot demands that Turkey withdraws all of its 30,000 troops from the island and renounces its intervention rights.
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That dramatic shift -- a pattern repeated over and over across the industrial Midwest and the Great Lakes, from Iowa to Pennsylvania -- is one of the most vexing challenges facing Democrats in 2020.
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I spent the better part of a decade in the close company of that fascinating, vexing man, dead some 200 years yet far more alive to me than most of my neighbors.
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If all of that is not vexing enough, we also have a president who uses his wide-reaching bully pulpit to whipsaw us between optimism and pessimism based on his "gut" feelings.
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Legs crossed, arms self-protectively pressed to their chests, they were rapt as Ms. Martin, chirpily reassuring, sought to address that eternal, and eternally vexing, question: Just what is it women want?
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She ran with the backing of the Democratic Socialists of America, on a platform of revolutionary change and has certainly proven to be every bit as vexing to party leadership as Sanders.
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We see this manifesting in a Congress that is at times unwilling and at other points unable, to compromise and collaborate in a bipartisan fashion to solve our nation's most vexing problems.
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Similar vexing questions were raised a few years ago when Michael Sam, an all-American linebacker in college, was all but ignored by N.F.L. teams after he publicly came out as gay.
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These senior diplomats were responsible for handling America's most vexing global challenges, everything from Russia's annexation of Crimea to North Korea's pursuit of weapons of mass destruction to the Iran nuclear deal.
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Over the course of our conversation, Valente covered everything from the feminism of Red Sonja to the suppression of women's writing to the ever-vexing question of whether Elizabeth Gaskell is overrated.
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Sports of The Times As he prepares to take the greatest stage in American sports, Cam Newton has used the spotlight on him to discuss our country's most persistent and vexing problem: racism.
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Perillo, who served in the U.S. Navy in the South Pacific, was inspired to run because of Tinton Falls' high property taxes — an issue vexing just about every property owner in New Jersey.
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Silicon Valley has gotten a lot of push back and slow down from both these agencies, which has been vexing to some involved in digital health care, self-driving cars, drones and more.
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The conflict over the price cuts has been especially vexing for the company, which is adamant that the lower rates have been a boon to both the drivers and its own bottom line.
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As vexing as she can be, though, Debbie's character evolution over the course of nine seasons might just be the realest testament to the impact of generational poverty, a constant theme of Shameless.
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That's why Zoox, a much-hyped self-driving car startup based in Silicon Valley, does much of its testing in the Financial District and North Beach, two of the city's most vexing neighborhoods.
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If GERD, disturbing dreams, or an inability to lose weight are vexing you, putting three hours between your last mouthful of food and your head hitting the pillow is certainly worth a try.
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Home prices have loomed large in Australia's political landscape as affordability plunged, vexing monetary policymakers who were stuck between the rock of a slow economy and the hard place of soaring housing prices.
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A veneer of stability at the plant masks a grueling, day-to-day battle to contain hazardous radiation, which involves a small army of workers, complex technical challenges and vexing safety trade-offs.
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So five years after the somewhat abstract An Object, this grand return to the ugly-gorgeous is true to itself as if the larger society was no more vexing than it ever was.
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It's a really vexing problem, and it does require, like I talk about Silicon Valley people, when it's priority No. 14, it's on the list of priorities, it's just not priority No. 2.
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The central bank head addressed perhaps the most vexing issue facing issue facing policymakers, mainly that Fed policies have yet to achieve the 2 percent inflation target its programs were supposed to generate.
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Dalton, a music journalist and Dylan admirer, attempts the vexing project of writing a biography of a figure whose self-mythologizing and creative fabrications are among the most fascinating of his signature qualities.
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The Trump administration will push to reduce barriers to its farm products and press the National Health Service to pay more for American drugs — both of which raise vexing political issues in Britain.
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In a multidimensional performance showing all the light and dark of the game, Neymar, 26, was the hero, the villain, the most graceful player in the stadium and, for many, the most vexing.
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Perhaps more vexing for Mr. Reagan was the score-settling memoir of Donald T. Regan, his second chief of staff at the White House who was pushed out during the Iran-contra scandal.
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Mr. Fonderico, the administrative law professor from Luiss Guido Carli University, said the ministry actually lacked the expertise to carry out its oversight role, particularly on a bridge as vexing as the Morandi.
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L's "Claim (Whitney Version)," a beautiful vexing installation featuring an enormous pastel-colored room festooned with slices of baloney, received the Bucksbaum Award as a "boundary-breaking" work in the recent Whitney Biennial.
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They thought that their engineers had solved the most vexing technical problems and promised that self-driving cars would be shuttling people around town in at least several cities by sometime this year.
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Beyond that, there is a more vexing question, given broad public support for the concept: how to both define what Medicare for all means and sketch out a realistic path to enacting it.
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That such details were authentic was vexing to Montesquiou, because some readers would hear the clicking latch of a roman à clef and assume that everything else in the novel was true too.
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In a blog post on Tuesday, Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the IMF, said inequality had become "one of the most complex and vexing challenges in the global economy" over the last decade.
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Two issues have proved especially vexing: Turkish Cypriot demands for a rotating presidency, and Greek Cypriot demands that Turkey withdraws all of its 30,000 troops from the island and renounces its intervention rights.
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Now, after President Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress have vowed to repeal and replace the health law, one of the most vexing questions is whether people like Ms. Fitzgerald will be covered.
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But arguments on all sides often became substitutes for more vexing discussions of America's role in the world, its responsibility (or not) to intervene, and the importance (or not) of defending human rights.
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It has revived a vexing question that policymakers have grappled with for more than a decade: Is there a permanent way to stop Iran from developing the capability to build a nuclear weapon?
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It has revived a vexing question that policymakers have grappled with for more than a decade: Is there a permanent way to stop Iran from developing the capability to build a nuclear weapon?
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The more vexing issue is what Mr. Bevin will do about Medicaid, which has enrolled far more people in Kentucky since its expansion in January 2014 than have the private plans sold on Kynect.
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One of the more vexing aspects of climate change politics and policy is the longstanding gap between the models that project the physical effects of global warming and those that project the economic impacts.
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Listen back to the Smiths' catalogue, and it soon transpires that many of his more vexing themes were in place early in his career: the self-martyrdom, petty parochialism and need to foster enemies.
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Anyone working to improve American public policy needs to think hard about the vexing problem of Senate reform, because without such reform, adequately addressing the most serious problems facing the United States is impossible.
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Shashua considers the opportunity to be multifaceted, and while Mobileye has worked on self-driving hardware and software, it's also joined with government mapping agencies and attacked the vexing problem of regulating autonomous vehicles.
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By talking about his own discomfort on the abortion issue, Lamb is able to show respect for people who find the subject vexing — a description that surely applies to many of his newfound constituents.
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The pleas — sometimes driven by viral social media campaigns — have proved vexing for companies that have invested millions to get a drug to market and are wary of doing anything to jeopardize their chances.
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In recent years, hundreds of generic injectable drugs have become scarce, vexing hospital administrators and government officials, who have called on the manufacturers to give better notice when they are about to run short.
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But it has been slinging as much mud at activists and independent media as they are hurling accusations at it, and all this is only obscuring the vexing complexities of the situation in Rakhine.
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Abortion is such a vexing issue because it involves an unresolvable clash of rights — the right of a woman to have control over her own body and the right of a fetus to live.
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They all wanted the same thing: An answer to the vexing question of how to beat the odds at selective schools that turn away as many as 20 applicants for every one they accept.
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DAKAR, Senegal — Of all the mysteries surrounding Boko Haram, the marauding militant jihadist group that has terrorized Nigeria and its neighbors, the use of women and girls as suicide bombers is among the most vexing.
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That could serve as a tag line, with "it" referring to the abuses of power that Lionel finds as he tries to unravel an especially vexing case, one involving him and everyone he cares about.
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But across the democratic West — in the U.S., Britain, Hungary, Italy, Sweden and more — the two-year eruption of public wrath has been exceptionally volatile and, for those attempting to grasp and address it, vexing.
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But injuries to the N.B.A.'s gifted and talented have been a vexing issue for the league, surfacing in the finals last season, after Kyrie Irving had sustained a knee injury that diminished Cleveland's chances.
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Alas, how to define a bubble has proved so vexing to the profession that Eugene Fama of the University of Chicago unsubscribed from your newspaper in exasperation because of the vague use of the term.
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If I had the internet, I could have quieted this vexing internal monologue by looking at someone's shitty tweets, celebrity Instagrams, or catching up on the latest Trump news, which I presume is not good.
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Ohio's Sherrod Brown faces a vexing question: In a 2020 Democratic presidential race already crowded with some of the party's biggest progressive stars, is there room for his perpetually rumpled brand of blue-collar populism?
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Member nations of the U.N. unanimously adopted 17 global development goals in 2015, setting out a wide-ranging "to-do" list tackling such vexing issues as conflict, hunger, land degradation, gender inequality and climate change.
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Powell's biggest rival at times appeared to be former Fed official Kevin Warsh, but Warsh's youthful good looks and the spelling of his name proved too vexing for the president, according to The Journal's account.
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White Collar Watch One of the vexing issues in white-collar crime is figuring out the appropriate sentence for someone who usually has an otherwise spotless record and poses no physical threat to the community.
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The interviews and documents provide a deep look into Mr. Hawley's oversight of the attorney general's office, which has emerged as a vexing campaign issue for him in his dead-heat race against Ms. McCaskill.
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But the fact that Ntilikina already must wonder about his position and even his future in New York speaks to a more vexing issue, the pattern of one failed Knicks regime influencing the next one.
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Her departure comes after a year in which Facebook has found itself in the crosshairs of, well, pretty much everybody, from the media to government to consumers, as it faced a range of vexing controversies.
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The legal issues in this case are potentially vexing and complicated, but there is a simple way the court could avoid most of them and resolve this case through the application of well-established law.
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What's left is a strange, sour tale that's neither origin mystery nor journey of self-discovery, but a vexing gesture toward damage and delusion that never permits us to peek under its broken heroine's hood.
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The major difference was a new solution to the vexing problem of maintaining an open border between Ireland and the British province of Northern Ireland once Britain dropped out of the European Union's joint market.
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The book nimbly ranges across the charged and vexing aspects of digital life — the gradations of online friendship, trolls, the allure of voyeuristically monitoring old friends — while also neglecting some of its most fundamental issues.
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The fifth-seeded Medvedev, a lanky and vexing player with an unconventional style, defeated the unseeded Grigor Dimitrov, 7-6 (203), 6-4, 6-211, in a semifinal under the roof in Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio is expected on Tuesday to unveil a plan to open roughly 90 new homeless shelters throughout New York's five boroughs, a stark increase devised to address his most vexing citywide problem.
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Just as the inefficiency of a local taxi market can be "solved" with an app that bankrupts human drivers, the vexing inconsistencies of the human psyche can be corrected with a digital or genetic upgrade.
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If the trend continues until Election Day, a Clinton-Kaine Administration will inherit a vexing question: Is a more diverse America a more fractious and polarized America, or can the country find a new coherence?
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One character also works on the vexing future of wearable technology — digital beadlike chips, implanted into the skin, that with the help of permanent tattoos of conductive ink turn one's hands into approximations of smartphones.
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Technical solutions alone can't stop online harassment Technical solutions alone can't stop online harassment In March, Twitter announced a partnership with IBM's Watson to combat one of its most vexing and longest-simmering problems: harassment.
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Maybe if we did some of those things one -- at one-off bills, you might be able to see us get some -- in my opinion, some real movement to resolve this very vexing and troublesome issue.
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The border adjustment in the proposal addresses the vexing aspects of the U.S. tax code that today lead firms to shift their profits or invert their corporate structure to move their headquarters outside the United States.
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Republicans are getting hammered on the issue back home and when they return to Washington next week they will begin the long and painful process of figuring out how to escape from a vexing political trap.
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For many who work as organizers, activists, providers of resources for victims, or public commentators, the continual public focus on testimonies of sexual assault has at times been vexing, re-traumatizing, and otherwise difficult to endure.
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In an economy growing in a slow and choppy way, displaying a vexing mix of early- and late-cycle messages, an honest weight-of-the-evidence approach could be mistaken for fickleness or pandering to investors.
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The big picture: A vexing aspect of the long U.S. economic expansion has been persistently flat wages and sluggish productivity: semiconductors keep improving and digitalization spreading, yet fundamental economic measures of American well-being have lagged.
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When Phillis Wheatley appeared before the great men of Massachusetts in 1772, it was not as the first African-American woman poet but as a vexing human oddity—"an uncultivated Barbarian from Africa" who could write.
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Whatever those two talked about -- and we will likely never know, because Trump is not likely to write his own readout -- it probably touched on any number of real and vexing issues between our two countries.
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The goal was to offer a tentative step towards a solution for one of the most vexing problems facing working parents: The hours-long gap between school letting out and the end of the work day.
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"The overriding economic concerns that were vexing investors at the end of last year are still here - concerns about a weaker Chinese economy, for instance," said Michael Hewson, chief markets analyst at CMC Markets in London.
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Every so often a compressor sitting on the floor kicks in with a vexing roar, filling the tubes and cones with air for several minutes before the motor turns off and they droop back into flaccidity.
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One way to explore this vexing set of issues starts with a simple question: Have you ever wondered why it took a constitutional amendment to prohibit alcohol but the federal government now prohibits drugs by statute?
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During a pre-race stroll though the pit area in Zurich, it was obvious that managing the heat generated by high-voltage electric car batteries is arguably a more vexing problem than range or charging time.
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Sometimes it seems as if all of literature exists just to drive home that point, which can be vexing (when it applies to our loved ones) or reassuring (when it applies to our own messy selves).
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For the weary pregnant rider, the situation has offered a vexing choice: Do you explain your situation and ask for a seat, possibly eliciting a backlash, or wait it out until you get to your stop?
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Trump really does want action There had been considerable skepticism over whether Trump was really intent upon taking action on gun violence, long a vexing issue in American politics, in the days immediately after the Feb.
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Most vexing, "Helicopters" is like a OneRepublic song with a Migos hook, a few soaring Marleyesque vocals with an ostentatious breakdown at the end that makes Travis Scott sound like someone who works at Goldman Sachs.
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Even more vexing to them was the fact that some inflationary models predict the existence of the multiverse, which by definition exists outside this universe's rules and thus cannot be tested using this universe's iteration of science.
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The disjunction only got worse with time, as American society continued to change at a frenzied pace, giving rise to a mind-boggling array of vexing problems that weigh heavily upon the nation today. Terrorism. Pollution. Inequality.
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These are exactly the types of issues that Dan Souza and Molly Birnbaum wanted to solve when they set out to write Cook's Science—Cook's Illustrated's super-nerdy guide to navigating a home cook's most vexing questions.
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HONG KONG - Shrouded in Chinese military secrecy and hidden from the eyes of journalists, Beijing's build-up of man-made islands on reefs deep in the maritime heart of Southeast Asia is a vexing story to report.
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Modeling quantum artificial life is a new approach to one of the most vexing questions in science: How does life emerge from inert matter, such as the "primordial soup" of organic molecules that once existed on Earth?
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What's new are some extra mechanics: there are dots that need to be unfrozen, slightly vexing turtles that wander around the board, special triangle dots that enable in-game bonuses, and blocks that need to be broken.
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It is an especially vexing moment for this, given how black pop, thanks to stars like Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar, is increasingly political, and discussion of black cultural erasure is becoming commonplace on social media and beyond.
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But perhaps more vexing are the things sellers forget to take with them or quite deliberately leave behind — furniture that's too much of a hassle to take apart, too unwieldy and costly to clear from the premises.
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"The Wind in My Hair" exposes just how vexing it is to disentangle the veil from the context in which it is worn and thus to wage a transnational fight either for its permissibility or its elimination.
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Myself -- and Yourself By Ileana Ros-Lehtinen In my life, I have had many moments of self-doubt when I have felt that I lacked the knowledge, the background, the expertise necessary to deal with vexing issues.
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Vexing the Production Code censors with its relaxed take on criminal behavior and tolerance of spouse-swapping, the movie played down the novel's anti-imperialist bent but maintained its worldly attitude — something for which Capote took credit.
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It is one that has become even more vexing to people in the romance book business since 215, when a Pew study indicated that one of the most significant book-buying demographics is college-educated black women.
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But that has been the vexing situation lately in Detroit, where the enormous fanfare that greeted the opening of the Little Caesars Arena in September has been followed by a succession of not-so-enormous basketball crowds.
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CAIRO — As they scrambled to curb the flow of migrants, Europe's leaders wrestled with a vexing question: How to stop the ruthless Libyan militias that control the human-trafficking trade from dispatching countless boats across the Mediterranean?
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"They've been working hard on this for a long time, but it has been one of the most vexing parts of trying to draft tax reform," said John Gimigliano, head of federal tax legislative services at KPMG.
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"Black Radical," the first major biography of him in nearly 50 years, is "an ardent and mostly approving account of Trotter's life that nevertheless conveys the more vexing elements of his personality," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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On Shankar's return to Flint, in November, she wanted to introduce new behavioral tools to leaders in the city, and to engage with them on some of the more vexing challenges, like combatting the spread of misinformation.
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Critic's Notebook NEWARK — That K-pop — the pop music scene that dominates South Korea and, increasingly, the rest of the world — has not yet had a chart-topping, cross-cultural "Despacito" moment in this country is vexing.
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PHOENIX — As the candidates for chairman of the Democratic National Committee gathered here for a forum on Saturday, they wrestled with a vexing question: how to confront the asymmetrical political warfare of President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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My reporting led to the seventh and final installment of a series called Carbon's Casualties, which explores one of the most vexing issues facing humanity: the effects of rising seas, shrinking lakes and shifting deserts on displacement.
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What has proved vexing to ornithologists is understanding why birds that migrate to warmer climes in winter often carry on singing even though there is no breeding to be done and no need to defend a territory.
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If Atiyah's proof is correct, it would be a big deal for the mathematics community—in the past 22 years furnishing a proof to the Riemann hypothesis has become one of the most vexing problems in mathematics.
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But like most of the government's waste management solutions in Hong Kong, these glossy machines are a quick, temporary fix to a deep and vexing dilemma: a world-class city with nowhere left to put its own trash.
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Prosinečki was livid, but it finally put to rest that age-old question of whether he could cut it at Oakwell on a chilly Yorkshire evening (a problem no doubt vexing the MSN and BBC as we speak).
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What we do know is computing costs will continue to drop by orders of magnitude and offerings will be launched to solve some of the most fringe but vexing problems in IT. The cloud wars are only beginning.
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Eventually he was able get an "extraordinary talent" green card with supporting letters from his designer clients, and he and Ms. Stepanenko lived in Park Slope until it became vexing to get into the city quickly with samples.
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Sayana Press, which PATH is distributing in partnership with the Ugandan Ministry of Health, also helps to solve another vexing problem for the women of Uganda: the opposition of controlling partners, who may be against birth control altogether.
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The sad truth is that an explosive fall, and all the dirty details of a #MeToo ouster are much more exciting than what comes after: the long, slow, vexing work of creating a new framework for office life.
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Two years after Malaysia Airlines Flight 2370 lost contact with air traffic control and disappeared, investigators are not much closer to finding the missing plane – prolonging what has become perhaps the most vexing mystery in modern aviation history.
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Like a Christmas card from a distant cousin, it pours over many details without saying much But it's hard not to shake the play's most vexing flaw: the implicit question of why it should exist is never answered.
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It was a vexing strategy: Music, the one thing Mr. Bieber should be given free rein in, was turned into a sort of jail, one that now extends to the arenas of the world on the Purpose Tour.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A sharp drop in demand for U.S. auto and credit card loans could point to a troubling answer to a question vexing economists in recent weeks: Are consumers poised to pull back despite surging job growth?
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There's been a overriding paradox this year for investors: President Donald Trump has been both a blessing and a curse, goosing stocks through tax cuts and vexing the market with a seemingly endless stream of gut-churning headlines.
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Still to be negotiated would be the very much more vexing issue of what type of economic relationship would the U.K. want with Europe after the transitory customs-union arrangement under May's deal would come to an end.
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Member nations of the U.N. unanimously adopted 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2015, setting out a wide-ranging "to-do" list tackling such vexing issues as conflict, hunger, land degradation, gender equality and climate change by 2030.
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But the current confrontation has presented a vexing quandary not only for Spain but the entire European Union, pitting demands for self-determination against the desire to preserve the sovereignty and territorial integrity of an important member state.
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But the unique structure of the American health care system makes this a particularly vexing problem to fix — one that the Obama administration ultimately couldn't conquer, and one that the Trump administration is now taking up battle with.
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Now Alderson will start over with Callaway, who will give the Mets a new perspective as they try to deal with their vexing pitching problems, many of which have involved physical setbacks to young pitchers with considerable talent.
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Clinton and her advisers some measure of vindication by making clear that the Russians had supported Mr. Trump's candidacy — an assertion he has long dismissed as a "hoax" — the indictment was also vexing to both Democrats and Republicans.
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Finding time for strength and conditioning sessions geared to the unique demands of each discipline can be vexing, and worse, exhaustion can set in, which is not recommended when roaring down a mountain at 80 miles an hour.
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With so many roads to pursue, it's been vexing to see that a lot of the focus from tech companies has been around direct air-capture of carbon — a kind of Ghostbusters approach of sucking up the baddies.
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But since Sri Lanka's long civil war ended in 2009, this remote hamlet in north-central Polonnaruwa District finds itself facing vexing new worries: more extreme weather linked to climate change, and shortages of both land and water.
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Although the new rules unleashed a tongue-in-cheek online hunt in China for other potential violators, they address a broader and particularly vexing problem for stodgy Chinese officialdom: keeping up with China's exuberant — and sometimes reckless — entrepreneurs.
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In these somewhat rarefied realms, whiteness is, in ways big and small, constantly being treated as a problem, from this year's #OscarsSoWhite outrage to calls to strip university buildings of the names of their more vexing white forefathers.
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The choices also suggest that on the perennially vexing question of how the government should balance security and civil liberties, Mr. Trump will throw his weight firmly behind security, in matters of both counterterrorism and traditional law enforcement.
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Even some of his most vexing imagery, such as his 2003 series Separation, depicting a mother and child clad in full-body black latex who can't quite reach each other, is a study of human vulnerability, he said.
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The mudslides, many in areas where evacuations were either voluntary or not ordered at all, are the latest disaster to highlight the vexing task facing officials trying to get people out of the way of fast-moving disasters.
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It would make sense politically for a president to tout the good times unfolding under his administration, and what would make this an especially vexing strategy for Trump's opponents is that for once, he'd be telling the truth.
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It accused journalists of playing down the size of mourning crowds, but probably only because it did not dare mention even more vexing content, including analysis of the king's questionable democratic credentials and the crown prince's louche personal life.
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" But wait, there's more — including a guy who shoots fire out of his hands (Jay Hernandez's El Diablo), Viola Davis being Viola Davis, and Margot Robbie's sweet and sour Harley Quinn noting cheerfully that she can be "quite vexing.
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But Supply Minister Ali Moselhy said that private sector imports would be banned during this period, leading confused traders to question how such a ban could be implemented and vexing private millers who wondered how they would get grain.
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And American policymakers would do well to remember that special operations forces are not the answer to all military questions, nor are they an endless and infinite resource that can be used to solve all manner of vexing threats.
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More to the point, the Twitter spy story puts into sharp relief just how difficult it is to manage these sprawling platforms at all, both internally and externally, as they are continually pummeled with all sorts of vexing challenges.
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But as those newly elected voices enter Congress, a vexing question hangs on the horizon: When it comes to Israel, the Palestinians and the Middle East, does the party establishment really want to hear what they have to say?
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Nerds and geeks are one of television's most ingrained stereotypes and viewers without a connection to the world of autism might be tempted to just put Sam into that pigeonhole and think they understand a complex and vexing condition.
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Hamas's online offensives have been vexing enough to Israel that last May, the military said it traced one such digital attack back to its source, and fighter jets destroyed the headquarters of what Israel said was the Hamas cyberunit.
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Ever since Snowden left his job as a contractor for the NSA, released classified documents exposing unprecedented data collection by the U.S. government, and landed himself under the protection of Russia, he's been a vexing problem for American authorities.
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Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, said one of his sons suggested he try to cross up the nominee by posing the vexing question of whether he would rather fight 100 duck-size horses or one horse-size duck.
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But halfway through a vexing campaign, Ladd has only eight goals and 12 points, and the Islanders are in last place in the Eastern Conference at 16-5-8 heading into Monday afternoon's road game against the Boston Bruins.
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From the time he took over the F.B.I.'s investigation of Russia's election meddling and possible ties to the Trump campaign in May 2017, Mr. Mueller, 74, has been one of the most vexing figures in American public life.
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The prisoner trade negotiated by Obama contained elements all but ensuring future American concessions to Iran – including the likelihood of some combination of cash transfers and the release of more prisoners – and vexing questions about the captives left behind.
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The report highlights a vexing reality for the US campaign to isolate North Korea's economy: It's easy to get countries to say they're cutting off ties with the regime, but it's harder to get them to actually do it.
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While students marched nationwide for change on one of America's most vexing social issues, lawmakers voted 407-10 for legislation to spend $50 million to $75 million per year from 2019 through 2028 on school security and safety training.
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Given the vexing problems that plague the death penalty system, is it so important to carry out executions that we should do so even if it does to damage to our commitment to treating those who commit horrible crimes with dignity?
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The most vexing combat, platforming, and puzzle sections are all squirreled away in the game's hidden tombs and while they were, for me, the most satisfying part of playing SteamWorld Dig 2, you do not have to engage with them.
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Similar to the vexing trolley problem, manufacturers are struggling to come up with new rules for autonomous vehicles to guide them when a crash is inevitable, and the lives of people, both inside and outside of the car, are at stake.
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With fears building over a bevy of issues including a global economic slowdown, tariffs, Brexit, debt ceiling negotiations and a vexing lack of inflationary pressures, markets widely expect the Fed to announce a rate cut at its July 30-31 meeting.
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Fixing just this one sinkhole required maneuvering a set of vexing logistical and financial hurdles that reveal why rebuilding this isolated island will take so much more time and work than in any storm-ravaged region of the mainland United States.
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As presidential candidate, Trump invited Russia to dig up thousands of "missing" emails from Democratic rival Hillary Clinton's time as secretary of state, vexing intelligence experts and prompting Democrats to accuse him of urging a foreign country to spy on Americans.
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A further surprise about this exhibition is that it deals with Israel in a nonchalant way, even as ever-new controversies erupt in the Middle East, and (art) world attention perseverates over the vexing and trenchant problems of Israel/Palestine.
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But at a fundamental level, if we're going to tackle this vexing health problem, we have to start seeing obesity for what it is: a medical condition, caused by a complexity of factors, and not people's laziness, failure, or sloth.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - From outscoring Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy in Abu Dhabi to barely making the cut in Qatar, amateur Bryson DeChambeau has discovered that his unique "scientific" approach cannot always prevent the vexing dips in form that dog every golfer.
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As a neophyte to politics, Trump is likely to have similar problems and will have to learn an entirely new skill of negotiating with Congress, which, he is likely to find, is far more vexing than negotiating with business rivals.
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I felt my mind open up and go free — it wandered through time, over that print show at the Cooper Hewitt, my family, my first trip to Japan, even my job: Solutions to several vexing problems at work suddenly became clear.
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That episode nearly 10 years ago remains a vivid case study in a vexing wrinkle of antidoping efforts in sports — one that received renewed attention this week, when hackers published private medical information about Serena Williams, Venus Williams and Simone Biles.
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But it is the last challenge that may prove the most vexing: Britain's "Brexit" vote utterly changes the landscape, experts said, not just for the European Union but also for the trans-Atlantic alliance that lies at the heart of NATO.
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She never had to grapple with the most vexing trick in wrestling—convincing the audience to suspend its disbelief—because it was entirely plausible that she could go toe-to-toe with any man she stood across the ring from.
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People taking part in more than three months of protests at the Gaza border have started scores of fires by sending the balloons and kites into Israel, vexing its advanced military which is used to dealing with more conventional weapons.
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To the effort to undermine confidence in the federal courts, federal law enforcement, the intelligence community, and the free press to perhaps the most vexing untruth of all, the supposed hoax at the heart of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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And after her breakout performance in the Democratic presidential primary debate on Thursday night, Trump campaign aides and allies acknowledged that Ms. Harris, a black former prosecutor from the donor-laden state of California, could prove to be a vexing adversary.
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Taken together, the events illustrate a vexing problem for Trump and key US allies across Asia: how to keep tensions with Pyongyang from escalating out of control without turning a blind eye to North Korea's rapidly advancing nuclear and missile programs.
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Looming over the lack of an African-American Grand Slam successor to Ashe is the vexing question of why the United States hasn't produced a male champion since Andy Roddick won his only major title in New York in 2003.
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But like many places, Taiwan is now dealing with an upsurge in imported cases, and pockets of local outbreaks where there is no obvious link to other infections - a vexing problem for a government aiming to track the source of each.
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But his ultimate challenge, as it was for many other musicologists, was the Requiem — a profound, mysterious work that has been tied in to Mozart's early death and whose vexing provenance has inspired numerous attempts to revise or complete it.
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It is true that we do have other incredibly vexing issues to address going forward, such as dealing with our debt and deficit, fixing health care, improving infrastructure, and most importantly, as I argued in these pages last week, immigration reform.
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The ugly reception to the 2019 crop of heavily hyped initial public offerings, the vexing clog in the overnight "repo" funding market and another sprint toward zero commissions by retail brokerage houses are occurring in separate parts of the securities industry.
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The White House says Mr. Trump, who has faced vexing problems at home and abroad, has avoided travel in order to focus on an ambitious domestic agenda, including the signing of executive orders and legislation to roll back Obama-era regulations.
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Its unavoidable heft matches the often deliberately cumbersome, even goofy quality of her ballet-informed steps, like flat-footed loping, or jumps that resist leaving the ground, or, in the spirit of Merce Cunningham, vexing coordinations of the torso and legs.
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Congressional memo WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans face a vexing dilemma with the impending presidency of Donald J. Trump: Will they maintain the tough line on Russia that has been central to their foreign policy for decades, or cede that ground to Democrats?
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Literally everyone The New Republic has approached on the vexing question of why Boeing keeps coughing up dividends throughout this fiasco has said the same thing, using almost the exact same words: Boeing has been extremely effective at pacifying Wall Street.
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But the election of Donald J. Trump as president of the United States has changed the incoming secretary general's approach to virtually every major crisis, a wide array of United Nations diplomats said in recent weeks, outlining three particularly vexing conundrums.
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The good news is that a confluence of forces, from a tight labor market to new modes of training, may soon unlock the potential of a rural talent pool that can help employers address some of their most vexing skills gaps.
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Jared Kushner has been tasked with helping the federal government solve some of America's most vexing public policy crises — from streamlining Veterans Affairs to fixing the opioid epidemic — by bringing the acumen of the business world to the White House.
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Mr. Zarrad's start-up, Tokken (pronounced token), is one of several recently created companies looking to solve one of the most vexing problems facing marijuana businesses in Colorado and several other states: the endless flow of dirty, dangerous, hard-to-track cash.
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WASHINGTON — A bill that would have greatly tightened screening procedures on refugees from Syria and Iraq failed on a procedural vote in the Senate on Wednesday, saving President Obama from another vexing veto scenario on an issue that has divided the country.
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Conspiracy Theories Can't Be Stopped Maggie Koerth-Baker reports that conspiracy theories, however vexing, seem to be a naturally occurring phenomenon in any society: Conspiracy theories appear to have become a major part of how we, as a society, process the news.
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It uses a very simple story and moral to illustrate some deep and vexing truth about humanity: that when push comes to shove, we will sacrifice almost anybody else on the altar of our own comfort and a false sense of security.
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It's the vexing conundrum of this historic presidential election: While many women feel that Hillary Clinton is the most competent, most accomplished, and hands down most decent candidate in this race, they won't publicly speak out, and maybe we can't blame them.
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If the Art Crime Team's most vexing case is a daring 1990 heist at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston in which thieves made off with 13 pieces by Dutch masters Rembrandt and Vermeer and other artists worth half a billion dollars.
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Some of those guys are decent base-stealers; none of them are leadoff hitters; There was often no obvious leadoff candidate on the Reds, but that's exactly why Baker's blinders are so vexing—if the solutions were always obvious, literally anyone could manage.
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Yet embedded in his speech, and evident in the President's sometimes unchained behavior in his first day in Europe, were hints and illustrations of just why he has proven so shocking to Europeans and so vexing to their leaders since taking office.
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The light is so vexing for the human body that the soccer teams that had to train near St. Petersburg for the World Cup had special curtains installed in their hotels and were required to close them a few hours before bed.
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But I also think the jury is out on his diplomatic efforts to advance some of our interests, such as a political transition in Syria and a peaceful way out of the North Korea crisis -- two of the most vexing issues he faces.
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Close to the governor's mansion, though, Cuomo is coming under fire from New York Democrats and liberal groups who want him to help broker a solution to a vexing political problem, one that threatens to hand control of the state Senate to Republicans.
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With a Democratic mayoral primary two weeks away, setting the stage for November's general election, many voters are hungry for new leadership and fresh momentum to solve the vexing issues facing the city of 620,000 people, most of whom are African-American.
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A more vexing challenge for the industry is a decade-long sales slump — blame the indifference of millennials or the worn-out knees of boomers, but those are far from the whole story — that has defied repeated attempts to reverse the showroom stagnation.
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But while Mr. Newhouse's death on Sunday, at age 89, did not come as a surprise — he had dementia and was rarely seen in public — it has reignited one of the most vexing questions in magazine publishing: Can Condé Nast survive without Si?
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He started as the youngest member of that crew, grew into its most popular, and after that, into the most vexing and incisive rapper of the mid to late 2000s, making him one of hip-hop's elite and also an unorthodox pop star.
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In the Sheen Center's black box theater, the company, known for its forceful and efficient approach to classics, has stripped Shaw's 1913 drama of anything fusty, bringing the small audience face-to-face and sometimes leg-to-leg with its clever, vexing characters.
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The show is about Lilli and Fred, once-married actors starring in a production of "The Taming of the Shrew," a Shakespeare comedy (often vexing to contemporary audiences) in which a fierce woman is persuaded to humble herself to please her husband.
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The extraordinary stalemate has challenged local authorities and the Trump administration, turning the inoperative embassy into a stand-in for the much larger crisis vexing Venezuela, as Mr. Maduro's supporters maintain control in spite of efforts by the opposition and the United States.
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Here are five things you need to know before Tuesday, with links to our coverage: Once again, voters here are being asked to vote on a variety of complex and vexing issues that many experts suggest would be best left to the legislature.
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And while conservatives — and others for whom the vexing issue of gender identity is considered a problem of no importance — might well resent any evolution in the mother tongue, it's worth remembering that English has a long history of adapting to cultural change.
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Not all of its news will warm the heart: the mounting evidence of our warming planet, the vexing mutations of the influenza virus, the unavoidable signs that a black hole lies at the center of the galaxy, waiting to swallow us all.
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As for the vexing (if not terrifying) prospect of global warming, there's no question in any gardener or farmer or arborist's mind: Leaf-out starts earlier than ever before and first frost comes later as average temperatures rise steadily across the land.
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HAMBURG, Germany — President Trump questioned President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Friday about Moscow's interference in the 2016 election, using their epic first face-to-face meeting to directly raise what has become a vexing political issue for the White House.
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Information on what preferred share issues have terms likely to result in negative yield-to-call values is difficult for individual investors to come by, and analysis of the likelihood this prospect can involve extensive calculations that can be vexing for individuals.
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These were the questions vexing members of the Israeli Knesset, or Parliament, on Wednesday as dozens of female employees arrived in above-the-knee attire to protest what they said was the Knesset guards' sudden eagerness to enforce a longstanding dress code.
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His preliminary findings, released in July, led to the barring of more than 100 Russian athletes from the 2016 Rio Olympics, vexing not just President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia but also global sports officials who questioned the credibility of his work.
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Global reform of the rules had been debated for years with little progress until January when nearly 130 countries and territories agreed to tackle some of the most vexing issues, such as when a country has the right to tax international transactions.
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Then, in 2010, in another vexing reminder of her husband's refusal to credit her, the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) announced that Mr. Seymour — not Ms. Mills — would be among those receiving the inaugural Henry Chadwick Award, which honors baseball researchers.
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But Kim Jong-un, the 220-year-old leader who took over in 211 after his father died, also has sent increasingly blunt messages of defiance and even hostility to China, the North's ally, protector and provider, vexing the Chinese as well.
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Shootings and homicides have dropped some over the last few years from the city's most vexing period, but, with more than 550 homicides in 2018, Chicago had far more killings than in the nation's two larger cities, New York and Los Angeles.
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They're so exciting, in fact, that producers and technologists behind VR experiences face a vexing conundrum: The primary appeal of VR is its hyper-realism — it injects viewers directly into impossible-seeming scenarios — but what about when the scenes get a little too real?
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But the question of which warplanes to buy has been vexing successive governments in Bulgaria for more than a decade, and Karakachanov said it could opt for more than the eight aircraft laid down in a plan approved by parliament in 2016 but never implemented.
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At a time when Rotten Tomatoes verdicts and IMDb scores are vexing studio heads, euthanizing some already-dubious releases, and even being weaponized, Hofmeyer's quasi-scientific missives almost feel like a goofy rebuke to the idea that a movie's quality can somehow be quantified.
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At a time when Rotten Tomatoes verdicts and IMDb scores are vexing studio heads, euthanizing some already-dubious releases and even being weaponized, Mark Hofmeyer's quasi-scientific missives almost feel like a goofy rebuke to the idea that a movie's quality can somehow be quantified.
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Answers to those vexing questions could come following the launch Monday of the largest ever study of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, led by researchers at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine and the consortium Postpartum Depression: Action Towards Causes and Treatment.
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Reagan's trickle-down economics and small government cheerleading, followed by Clintonian business-friendly policies (read NAFTA etc.) evolved into a seemingly-unstoppable erosion of confidence that government, big or small, could contribute anything meaningful in confronting our most vexing social, economic, and environmental issues.
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A vexing problem for travelers is finding a place to stash their suitcases when they arrive in a city too early to check into a hotel or Airbnb, or when they've checked out of their rooms and have adventures planned before heading to the airport.
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What is vexing Musk: Analysts regard the Model 3 as make or break for Tesla, which is spending terrific sums of money to ramp up not only the Model 3 but the gigafactory, the gigantic lithium-ion battery factory Musk is building in Nevada.
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She also has a notably mixed voting record, and associations that veer from certain progressive causes to the apparent courting of such strongmen as Narendra Modi, Bashar al-Assad, and Abdel Fattah el-Sisi (not to mention Trump)—this zigzagging path through positions is vexing.
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The question has become vexing enough in the United States that a plea from one Twitter user for the country to "get on the same page" has become the unofficial, albeit vulgar, mantra of the nation's consumers, with tens of thousands of retweets and likes.
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Trump is unlikely to fall for a slow-going trade adjustment process, but there is a real concern about what he can do to speed things up, particularly since vexing trade issues cannot be cleanly separated from America's strategic interests where China looms large.
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But Lundqvist was coming off two vexing games against the Penguins, a 5-3 home loss on March 13 and a defeat at Pittsburgh on March 3 when he angrily knocked over his net after he had collided with a teammate and hurt his neck.
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The television show suggests a more vexing scenario: What if Hooded Justice retired because America couldn't handle that one of the first superheroes (in the comic, it's established that he was the first), a symbol of all that is good, was actually a black man?
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Far-right rallies and the counterprotests they engender on the left have become a vexing problem for universities, especially public ones, which are struggling to balance their mission of promoting free speech and the exchange of ideas with their responsibility to keep students safe.
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But in the four days since Stephen Paddock's attack in Las Vegas — a shooting rampage that left 58 dead and hundreds seriously wounded — what drove him has remained a mystery, vexing the public and putting enormous pressure on federal and local investigators to find answers.
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As someone who grew up in a household of sports fanatics, later attended a Big 10 school, and whose experience of the early spring months have forever been marked by the combination of "March" and "Madness," I found March Madness equal parts intriguing and vexing.
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I had never known about what is called "the Vexing Hawaiian W." Original, old-school Hawaiian is a member of the Austronesian language family, evolved from ancient Polynesian settlers (there is also apparently a Hawaiian pidgin that was brought by much later waves of immigration).
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He was hired in 1994 by Major League Baseball as special assistant to Bud Selig, chairman of the Major League Executive Council (his title before he was elected commissioner), for which he studied the length of games, still a vexing problem for the sport.
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Before O'Neill addressed that experience directly in his late masterpiece "Long Day's Journey Into Night," which was published posthumously in 1956, he produced a number of narratives about other types of male outsiders, the most interesting and vexing of whom are black, or ostensibly black.
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But after an especially vexing and disheartening six-game second-round series loss to the Ottawa Senators, those players and the rest of the Rangers once again will have no Stanley Cup to show for their countless hours of effort over dozens of games.
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Certainly the vexing relationship between fathers and children, and the mind-boggling disparity between one's expectations of the world and its grim reality are perennial issues for Mr. Roth's heroes, but in "Pastoral," they are turned from purely personal dilemmas into broader social ones.
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While women are making progress towards gender parity in many governments around the world, with women holding 61 percent of government positions in Rwanda and 21625 percent in Spain, increasing the number of women in corporate leadership roles continues to be a vexing issue.
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Third, and potentially most vexing to Trump's ability to defend himself should the House impeachment inquiry transition into a full-blown floor debate and then a Senate trial, is the wider role Cipollone and his team will even be able to play in the matter.
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The decision to halt shelter openings for much of 2015 was the mayor's, made after neighborhood complaints about homeless shelters, as Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, was beginning to wrestle with what has become one of the most visible and vexing issues of his mayoralty.
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But when one side believes that a considerable number of the victorious candidate's supporters are "racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic, you name it," and the other side believes the opponent is a vessel for the "'corrupt' global establishment," the problem becomes all the more vexing.
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Certainly the lawn jockeys are signifiers of larger vexing problems having to do with race relations in America, yet the gesture doesn't resonate as a fully reasoned response; rather, it is lost among the gossamer of netting, strung beads, and collection of kitschy items.
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The recent and startling arrest of the elusive Golden State Killer, aka the East Area Rapist/Original Night Stalker/Diamond Knot Killer/Visalia Ransacker in what was arguably the most vexing and disturbing constellation of interlinked cold cases in American history, has raised more questions than answers.
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And I think on the exchange rate issues that have been so vexing for a long time, we have a clear agreement to refrain from competitive devaluation and to coordinate together so that, at moments of volatility, we don't see unilateral actions that destabilize the global economy.
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After both encounters this week, the most vexing questions for Democrats remained whether their expansive bench of candidates contains any single one with the dexterity and toughness to take on the storm that awaits from Trump in the head-to-head presidential debates in fall 2020.
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Mr. da Silva and Mr. Bolsonaro have yet to offer detailed solutions for the most vexing problems the next president will face, including a bloated pension system and endemic violence in several parts of the nation, which the army is increasingly being called upon to quell.
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Or perhaps what's being alluded to is that more political authority is required to solve Vancouver's other vexing problem: that real estate is inflating far past the ability of typical local incomes to support ownership, that we are pricing out our artists and our young people.
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Tuesday began with Kushner standing alongside Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Seema Verma, who was announcing a plan to improve Americans' access to their medical records -- a vexing, longstanding problem that has left millions of people in the dark about their health.
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But the vexing question is not why people are ready to believe almost anything these days, but how political identities built around shared conspiracy theories — rather than shared ideologies — are changing the internal logic of democracy and the ability of citizens to hold their leaders accountable.
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The numbers are more positive for Facebook-owned photo sharing app Instagram, with under 40% saying there&aposs too much, and a little over 50% saying it&aposs about right — indicating some potential room for growth in ad loads on the app without overly vexing users.
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The phrase captured this familiar process: the willful misreading being wielded as a threat; the vexing figure pretending to care about something important in order to accomplish something vengeful or petty; the galling attempts to play dumb; the sneering claim that, well, I didn't make the rules.
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Taking the show's subtitle, Thoughts Left Visible, at face value, such comparisons might be as vexing as they are illuminating, tipping the balance between intentionality and context on one side and ideation and facture on the other, but they would be worth the floor fight they'd incite.
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A series of leaks of emails and internal documents from the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman over the weeks and months leading up to the election jolted the race, vexing Democrats and resulting in the resignation of officials from the DNC including its former chairwoman.
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Drug resistance is a vexing, seemingly intractable problem owing to the powerful forces driving it: the biological reality that germs will develop defenses when threatened with extinction and modern medical, pharmaceutical and farming economies are built on the use of millions of tons of antibiotics and antifungal drugs.
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"As I look at the landscape today and over the course of my career... the Chinese counterintelligence threat is more deep, more diverse, more vexing, more challenging, more comprehensive and more concerning than any counterintelligence threat I can think of," FBI Director Christopher Wray told the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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"As I look at the landscape today and over the course of my career ... the Chinese counterintelligence threat is more deep, more diverse, more vexing, more challenging, more comprehensive and more concerning than any counterintelligence threat I can think of," FBI Director Christopher Wray told the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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While at one time it garnered the bipartisan support of 250 members of the House of Representatives, the relevant point is the legislation attempted to put forward solutions for the then-vexing challenge law enforcement found when faced with encryption based on the 1996 version of cutting-edge encryption.
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But these incidents, and hundreds of reports of insults and threats directed at minorities and others, are forcing Americans to confront vexing questions about the future of race relations under Mr. Trump and the extent to which his campaign has animated white resentment and even a budding white nationalism.
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But my tech-abetted trip was illuminating, too, because it provided a firsthand look into a vexing problem that has gripped much of Europe lately — the worry of "overtourism," and the rising chorus that blames technologies like Airbnb, Uber and other internet-enabled travel conveniences for the menace.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Just hours after President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia boasted last week about producing "invincible" new nuclear arms designed to evade American missile defenses, President Trump's nominee to command the nation's military cyberunits was being grilled at a Senate confirmation hearing about another vexing Russian threat.
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Twice a month, a subset of the group participates in a version of the Pixar brain trust sessions — one member takes a vexing project (a cut of a film or an unfinished script) to a session and the group spends about three hours in the evening brainstorming about improvements.
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In a seismic shift for a country where hundreds of people have served long prison sentences for speaking out against the Communist Party, he organized community town halls and let it be known that Cubans were welcome to voice their opinions about vexing food shortages and other disappointments.
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It's an admirably diverse cast, something Ansari wanted for the show and a theme he wrote into it: The vexing difficulty of telling the stories of nonwhite people in a monochromatic entertainment industry runs through the plot, thanks to the fact that Dev has the same job as Ansari.
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This all raises some vexing ethical questions about the obligations of the wealthy, especially at a time when liberals are calling for higher taxes on the rich: Is there anything unsavory about Silicon Valley's elite doing everything in their power to not pay a dollar more in taxes than they're required?
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"Most vexing for those affected by this disease—and for us—is that the scientific community has not yet identified the potential cause, or causes, of uveal melanoma, and ADPH officials have stated it would be premature to determine that a cancer cluster exists in the area," the statement reads.
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Wager's work established placebo as an effective, side-effect-free treatment for many of humankind's most vexing day-to-day ailments, like nausea, pain and even depression (for the last, see the oft-cited study showing that placebo was more effective than either Zoloft or St. John's Wort, among others).
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After five years of civil war, the international community is no closer to solving a vexing problem: A vast majority of starving civilians are being besieged by the Assad regime, but humanitarian aid groups cannot enter blockaded territories without regime approval, and they must stage their convoys from regime-controlled Damascus.
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African-Americans are failing to vote at the robust levels they did four years ago in several states that could help decide the presidential election, creating a vexing problem for Hillary Clinton as she clings to a deteriorating lead over Donald J. Trump with Election Day just a week away.
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The median American household earns less than it did fifteen years ago, labor's share of national income peaked in the early 1980s and has been falling pretty steadily since then, long-term unemployment has emerged as a vexing problem, and start-ups are creating many fewer jobs than they used to.
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With titanium prices rising and delivery dates looming, Boeing knew it needed help, so in 2006 it did what many companies do when faced with vexing problems: It turned to McKinsey & Company, the consulting firm with the golden pedigree, purveyor of "best practices" advice to businesses and governments around the world.
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Joseph R. Lentol, a veteran Brooklyn assemblyman who has been central to the chamber's efforts to pass the measure, said on Sunday that some issues he believed had been settled were still vexing, including raising the eligibility age for so-called youthful offender treatment — meaning that a defendant's records are sealed.
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"The president has to have advisers around him who can have open candid discussions," he said, without reading about those conversations the next day or seeing them play out on TV. The leaks that are believed to come from the communications team have been particularly vexing for the White House.
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In an amicus brief filed in Los Angeles federal court Wednesday, lawyers from Littler Mendelson representing the Chamber said that many gig workers perform tasks for multiple app-based services on the same day, posing vexing questions about which company would be responsible for complying with California's costly employment laws for such workers.
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Even as he aggressively works to elect Hillary Clinton as his replacement, Obama is also ticking off a lengthy and expanding to-do list, containing longstanding entries like closing the Guantanamo Bay prison and finally sealing a trade deal with Asia, and new vexing problems like punishing Russia for its political meddling.
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And the question on the table is whether that answer will change in the coming days, or will the limited and thoroughly difficult options the Obama administration talked about as it investigated, debated and analyzed how to confront the Bashar al-Assad regime be any less vexing to the Trump White House?
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But the limits of American influence with a rising regional giant, questions over just how much influence even China has over North Korea's unpredictable behavior and the administration's own ebbing time and political capital make the chance of meaningful progress on one of the word's most vexing security threats a long shot.
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Within the United States' vast framework of laws and regulatory agencies already lie answers to some of the most vexing challenges created by A.I. In the financial sector, for example, the Federal Reserve enforces a regulation called SR 11-7, which addresses the risks created by the complex algorithms used by today's banks.
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The trials have drawn world attention as a test of whether Iraqi courts can meet international standards for a fair trial, and provide a just solution to one of the most vexing problems left in the aftermath of the battle against the Islamic State: what to do with its legions of followers.
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WASHINGTON — At the vast, windswept White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico earlier this year, nearly a dozen military contractors armed with laser guns, high-tech nets and other experimental systems met to tackle one of the Pentagon's most vexing counterterrorism conundrums: how to destroy the Islamic State's increasingly lethal fleet of drones.
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There were writing goals — the unwritten novel, which had an excellent title but no accompanying words; the physical goals, like the vexing inverted backbend that everybody except me could execute in hot yoga class; and the emotional goals, such as freeing myself from a fiendish need to consume cold pizza for breakfast.
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Changing the course of opioid addiction in this country requires a concerted, multi-pronged effort that applies the best science and makes serious and sustained financial commitments to equip our health care, public safety and human services institutions with the tools they need to turn the tide on this vexing public health challenge.
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Unlike vexing bait-and-switch concepts like a cauliflower steak or pork-free mushroom bacon, this vegan take on cacio e pepe is shockingly similar to the original, delivering a result that is so uncannily similar, in both mouthfeel and flavor, that the people you feed might not realize it lacks dairy.
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But along with typically vexing civil liberties issues, the proposal has sparked concerns that surveillance will somehow suck the soul out of the place, quashing the promise of the Mardi Gras anthem "Do Whatcha Wanna," which serves as a siren song for tourists and a kind of mission statement for many residents.
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The Appraisal In a library just off the lobby of 213 Pine Street, a condominium conversion a block from the New York Stock Exchange, a couple of neighbors met last week to address a problem that had been vexing them for more than a year: a ramp for FedEx's new Lower Manhattan distribution center.
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Faced with a vexing and escalating threat, Jordan's government has increasingly responded by preventing the news media from reporting on militant plots — following an example set by other authoritarian governments in the region, including Egypt and Turkey, which have turned to secrecy orders to prevent reporting on anything deemed sensitive or embarrassing to the government.
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So, while the concentration of wealth in America is a moral crisis and one that Democrats rightfully decry, what is so vexing and destructive is how only a handful of dynamic metros are powering the country and just the one-third of American adults with a college degree or better are earning consistent wage gains.
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The voter ID law was found by the appellate court to have a discriminatory effect on black and Hispanic voters, many of whom lacked the required government-issued photo ID. Establishing the Legislature's motive in passing the bill has proved to be one of the most vexing and politically contentious questions in the case.
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HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) - With an escalating U.S. trade war, a faltering economy and tensions in the South China Sea vexing her bosses in Beijing, Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam appeared in no mood to compromise on a planned extradition law at recent meetings, according to foreign envoys and business people who met with her.
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But the hearing often turned to questions of Russian propaganda, a vexing issue for internet firms that spent most of the past year responding to a backlash that they did too little to deter Russians from using their services to anonymously spread divisive messages among Americans in the run-up to the 2016 U.S. elections.
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The red-clad women, who have turned out in their tens of thousands on several occasions since the spring and are planning their final protest of the year in late December, are the most visible part of a wave of activism against sexism in South Korea, where spycams in toilets are not the only problem vexing women.
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Unimaginable horrors from five years of war in Syria The crisis has been a vexing topic of discussion at the G20 meeting of world leaders in Hangzhou, China, where the United States and Russia, at odds on the question of support for the Syrian regime, continue to work to strike a deal on resolving the conflict.
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The race moved from trending toward a steady-if-not-impressive GOP victory to losable, mostly due to the failure of Republicans in the House to demonstrate to its own partisans that they had a healthcare plan, fine-tuned over 6 years of political fights, which could convince Americans that the GOP knows how to solve this vexing problem.
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While her sections about cancer offer unruly testimonies to sickness and dying (and, frankly, living), it's in the sections about Lessing where Diski's idiosyncratic mind — and her bravery as a human confronting both imminent obliteration as well as certain vexing questions that, years later, she's still rolling around in her head — is most potently on display.
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He has been a useful player for some good Cleveland Cavaliers teams, but his utility is tied not so much to any nameable basketball skill—his defense is good but nowhere near transcendent; he is, as backup point guards go, definitely a backup point guard—as to his singular knack for vexing pain-in-the-assery.
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Yet, at the same time, I also believe that experienced physicians need to look to younger doctors to bring a fresh perspective to health care's most vexing questions, like developing new patient-focused models of care, disentangling the role corporate interests play in the development of medical norms and guidelines, and incorporating patients' values in medical treatment.
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But that is the vexing secret behind Mr. Mabuza's spectacular climb, current and former A.N.C. officials say: He siphoned off money from schools and other public services to buy loyalty and amass enormous power, making him impossible to ignore on the national stage and putting him in position to shape South Africa for years to come.
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The connection between the New Hampshire case, known as the "Bear Brook Murders," and the Golden State case helps fill out the picture of how detectives were able to crack one of America's most notorious and vexing serial murder cases after more than four decades of traditional police work led to one false lead after another.
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District courts conduct trials and are typically the first judicial forum to hear a federal case; circuit courts (or courts of appeal) are the first recourse for litigants seeking to appeal a district court's decision; and the Supreme Court sits at the top of the judicial pyramid, hearing a small percentage of the most vexing appeals.
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No issue has proved more vexing to this nation than the issue of race, and yet no question is more pressing than how to overcome the politics of white supremacy — a form of politics that not only led to an actual civil war but that threatens our ability ever to create a truly fair, just and inclusive democracy.
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It was a safe space to rigorously debate and discuss the most vexing issues of the day in ways that weren't always comfortable, to reflect upon how we became who we are now as a country, to be confronted with the harrowing stories of those around us that often go unnoted, to learn, to think, to research, to challenge and be challenged.
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The arrests were the latest effort to crack down on gang violence in the city, where the spread of street crews has been an anomaly and a vexing challenge for law enforcement: Though crime, especially murder, has fallen over all in the last 25 years, certain precincts, especially in the Bronx and Brooklyn, have experienced upticks in acts of violence.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. — As advanced statistical analysis and its attendant new technology continue to reshape how sports are understood, watched and even played — when to punt on fourth down in football, where to position a baseball team's infielders and how to build a winning basketball team — these new numbers also create a vexing problem: How to account for what complex algorithms cannot explain.
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The changes — reflected in a new law and in official guidance from the Department of Health and Human Services — tackle a vexing and costly problem in American health care: how to deal with long-term illnesses that can build on one another, and the social factors outside the reach of traditional medicine that can contribute to them, like nutrition, transportation and housing.
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And he is close enough that he can spend plenty of time at Quail Hollow Club, where his brother-in-law's father was a founding member and where he was able to play a practice round about a month ago to learn more about the trying course redesign that seems to be vexing every golfer this week at the P.G.A. Championship.
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After the show, he appeared briefly at a bar on the Lower East Side, and spent only fifteen seconds conferring with Weinraub about the mistake before moving on to a more vexing problem: someone had given Oliver's mother the address of a rented penthouse where the Galvanize collection had been put together, and where a post-show gathering would be held.
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Along the way, he takes a cleareyed look at some vexing and intractable problems facing the white underclass, which in my reading makes his book a kind of Appalachian version of Ta-Nehisi Coates's "Between the World and Me" (at No. 6 after 55 weeks on the list) and a more intimate companion volume to Nancy Isenberg's cultural study "White Trash" (at No. 10 after six weeks).
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The episode has also put a spotlight on a vexing question that has dogged Ukraine's efforts to break out of Moscow's orbit since its 2014 revolution: Just how far is the West willing to go to help a country addled by corruption but, for all its problems, offers its citizens liberties, including real elections and a free press, that Mr. Putin has ground to dust in Russia?
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The novel coronavirus, which has now popped up in at least 2115 countries and killed more than 21918,143 people worldwide, poses a vexing problem for the government's national security apparatus, which has to protect its own workforce even as it races to analyze the threat, combat misinformation promoted by hostile governments, and inform a president not known for his command of facts and figures.
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The tax on Mexican imports never materialized, but Trump's anti-Mexico rhetoric and his notorious unpredictability have given new urgency to an old problem vexing Mexico's tequila makers: Finding a large export market that isn't the U.S. Of the 22013 million liters of tequila that Mexico exported in 2100, 160.9 million liters, or 82 percent, went to America, according to data from Mexico's Tequila Regulating Council.
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The tax on Mexican imports never materialized, but Trump's anti-Mexico rhetoric and his notorious unpredictability have given new urgency to an old problem vexing Mexico's tequila makers: Finding a large export market that isn't the U.S. Of the 196.7 million liters of tequila that Mexico exported in 2016, 20133 million liters, or 82 percent, went to America, according to data from Mexico's Tequila Regulating Council.
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And while Boston has had its share of great African-American athletes — from Bill Russell to Jim Rice to Paul Pierce — Russell himself has cited ugly instances of racial harassment that he endured in Boston while becoming a Hall of Fame center for Celtics teams that often dominated the N.B.A. For Boston, a city known for its many universities, the issue has been vexing, even befuddling.
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Now, in the wake of two attacks — a shooting on Friday by a Saudi trainee who left three people dead at Naval Air Station Pensacola, and one on Wednesday, in which a sailor in Hawaii shot and killed two shipyard workers and wounded another at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard — military officials are again confronting just how vexing and persistent such incidents have become.
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Also not trivial are the equally pernicious fantasies about rigged elections and massive voter fraud, which are as destructive as they are inaccurate -- to the effort to undermine confidence in the federal courts, federal law enforcement, the intelligence community and the free press, to perhaps the most vexing untruth of all -- the supposed "hoax" at the heart of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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Also not trivial are the equally pernicious fantasies about rigged elections and massive voter fraud, which are as destructive as they are inaccurate – to the effort to undermine confidence in the federal courts, federal law enforcement, the intelligence community and the free press, to perhaps the most vexing untruth of all – the supposed "hoax" at the heart of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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While each "prank" is treated as equally vexing for the two would-be robbers, you have to imagine that *a little glue and feathers gently blown onto one's face* sounds significantly less painful than say, *multiple full cans of paint being dropped onto one's head* or *an industrial flamethrower being fired directly into one's ear*, both of which feel worthy of at least a hospital trip and a CAT scan.
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