One they view as a replacement to their current vehicle, another they view as a supplement.
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"Is this something we should view as a natural expansion, that's a good thing, or that we should view as an invasive species, that's a bad thing?" asks Dr. Kays.
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Clinton's voice — a complaint that many view as sexist.
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Democrats oppose funding the wall, which they view as unnecessary.
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Elizabeth Warren who many view as leading the policy debate.
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Facebook said it has temporarily disabled the View As feature.
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It's a core technology that we view as very important.
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And it's an issue they view as a political boon.
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Trump's posture towards the investigation supports this view as well.
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Nothing an American would view as warranting punishment, of course.
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"That's why adaptation we view as a process," says Beavers.
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But ketamine has what many view as a major flaw.
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The German view, as is often the case, won out.
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"My mum has the same view as me," Slingsby said.
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The White House's approach is likely to shift in the coming weeks as it turns to what many view as an unavoidable trial in the GOP-controlled Senate, something administration officials view as comfortable terrain.
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This newspaper takes no view as to whether quinoa tastes nice.
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In this regard, he shares the same view as most Republicans.
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Republicans are just as likely to hold that view as Democrats.
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We're a small orchestra that others might view as rinky-dink.
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" Beck summed up his view as "Pink at best, hardly red.
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The result is a convoluted workaround many fishermen view as nonsensical.
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The second page pulls back the view as she stretches, nude.
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Mm-hmm, right, and what does Nielsen count a view as?
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Further, studies have shown that humans are more likely to forgive mistakes if they are coming from a device that they view as "alive" whereas they have no such leniency for things they view as tools.
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"It's something we view as a threat and an invasion," he said.
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I try to listen to as many points of view as possible.
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You are given an objective view, as opposed to a subjective view.
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And I would change my view as to what Congress would do.
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They are voting for people they view as furthest from that system.
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People take cues from leaders and media they view as socially aligned.
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So, you could at least enjoy a nice view as civilization implodes.
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Most Afghans despise the Salafist jihadists, whom they view as barbarous foreigners.
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The filmmakers wanted to include Mr. Thomas's point of view as well.
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The savings rate which I view as a robustness feature is elevated.
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Economic View As the world's population grows, so does demand for land.
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They grill you about any colleagues that they view as potential competition.
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Facebook reset the digital keys of the 50 million affected accounts, and as a precaution temporarily disabled "view as" and reset those keys for another 40 million that have been looked up through "view as" over the last year.
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Dedek, speaking before the June 26 policy meeting, endorsed that view as "credible".
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Jones's laptop shows Christine's field of view as she floats down the stream.
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You know most things in life I do not view as win-lose.
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There is nothing as divisive in our country, in my view, as impeachment.
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On Tuesday, Facebook announced that it was reinstating the "View As Public" functionality.
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But what some may consider the end, I view as a new beginning.
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He moves out of view as he enters the classroom, right behind Lowe.
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He represents an antidote to what they view as Obama's weak foreign policy.
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This is offset by OMW's profitability, which we view as a rating weakness.
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Hard-liners are opposed to what they view as increased influence by Westerners.
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But from our view as a software company, we are seeing good traction.
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Until Ubari, which most view as a proxy war for oil and territory.
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That's just my personal point of view as to what is going on.
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Antifa members campaign against actions they view as authoritarian, homophobic, racist or xenophobic.
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This put the sanitizer in obvious, plain view as clinicians tended to patients.
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Facebook counts a view as someone who watches for three seconds or longer.
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Most people believe what they believe for what they view as legitimate reasons.
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Schiff rejected this view as "a complete and total fiction" in his response.
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But Concord clearly reflects the same point of view as President Donald Trump.
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From my point of view as an atheist, it's a cartoon about religion.
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Unfortunately, the government has chosen a path that many investors view as unsustainable.
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You can put widgets for all these stats in the Today View as well.
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That goes to my changing view, as I sat down to write the foreword.
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Now the theory will be tested in public view as Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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Proceed directly into the forbidden room; enjoy the view as the floor gives way.
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Palestinians have long boycotted relations with the Trump administration, which they view as biased.
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Firefox for Fire TV was blocked from showing the TV-optimized view, as well.
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"We now have access to more information to view as a parent," says Williams.
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In addition, the company suspended the "View As" feature while it reviews its security.
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She must choose an attorney general prepared to accept such a view as well.
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His face, however, is out view as it's apparently nuzzled into her lower back.
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My point of view as a writer, but also the characters' point of view.
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King has long attracted attention for views and remarks that many view as racist.
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The comments section underneath his letter largely scorned his view as absurd and offensive.
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A leader of a country that only 3% of Americans view as an ally.
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They are also worried he'll continue administrative efforts Democrats view as undermining ObamaCare. Sens.
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But that is increasingly what financial markets and forecasters view as a serious risk.
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The president has called for negative interest rates, something most economists view as dangerous.
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He got a close-up view as he drove to work on Friday morning.
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Which vision you view as more realistic will likely drive which candidate you support.
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How does your point of view as a teenager influence your interpretation of it?
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However, not all African-Americans share the same view as Marjorie, even her children.
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That GOP list includes five seats in Texas, which Democrats view as increasingly competitive.
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Her team is beyond frustrated with what they view as Corker's indecisive "Hamlet" routine.
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Kurtz thought the Taliban might have pushed her into view as a human shield.
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We could describe politicians with Lamb's view as "pro-life" if we wanted to.
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In their view, as well as in mine, it has made all the difference. Why?
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The cropped view and the woman's clothing frame this view as an anonymous urban encounter.
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Google described the first View as one of several Daydream headsets made by different manufacturers.
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Graham dismissed that view as "following the lead of the president" on Capitol Hill Tuesday.
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Is that difficult to shift that from a mental point of view as an entrepreneur?
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Here you can see Jupiter's north pole coming into view as Juno approaches the planet.
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"Maybe being caught is something the regime would view as an unforgivable mistake," he posited.
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CNBC rounds up what oil traders and analysts view as potentially the most disruptive event.
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One version of View As showed your profile as it would appear on your birthday.
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A sunroom that extends across the back of the home has this view as well.
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The hackers did their dirty work by exploiting a vulnerability in the View As feature.
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"There is nothing as divisive in our country, in my view, as impeachment," she said.
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Third, locals in some countries are angry about what they view as China's heavy-handedness.
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What he might view as a disappointment would be a success by any other standard.
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Still other significant series, like the Western Gunsmoke, faded from view as cultural tastes shifted.
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The government agency currently offers amnesty programs that many view as unprecedented in their leniency.
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Netflix counts a view as one account watching at least 70 percent of a title.
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I'm pretty sure most of those bands were doing stuff that we'd view as goofy.
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They denounce a press corps they see as biased and controversies they view as manufactured.
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I assumed race, but who does the film view as predator, and who is prey?
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That's a ton of money to throw down for something many will view as nonessential.
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But other buys are in states that rival campaigns view as safely in Trump's corner.
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So thoughtfully doing that externally we view as a big differentiator we have over others.
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Video is one market that Facebook and Google both view as a crucial new frontier.
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Have the confidence to take the path others may not view as the right one.
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Clinton's unexpected absence from public view as an opportunity to press his case with ferocity.
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We should take a broader view, as described in the August issue of Food Security.
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But she worries new investors will skimp on what outsiders might view as unwarranted services.
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In Texas, several congressional districts that Democrats view as winnable in November held primary runoffs.
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Pakistan's Islamist parties are outraged by what they view as Mr. Sharif's pro-Western policies.
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He cranes his neck for a better view as Ingles' shot soars through the air.
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Then, one failure comes along that the hero could view as his or her end.
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About 50 guests sat at two elongated tables, with a lake view as their backdrop.
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Look, I don't take a preexisting view as to what the optimal market structure is.
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Now, the credit card companies have been charging what I view as usurious interest rates.
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" Garrett Tomczak takes a different view: "As parents, we muddle through as best we can.
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Yet the administration's view, as laid out by Mr. Trump in his statement on Nov.
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"The thing that the passengers view as most important will be comfort," Mr. Mak said.
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Ms. Merkel plans to push back hard on what the Germans view as blatant protectionism.
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Our criminal justice system has developed to reflect what our communities view as serious v.
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Which issues reported in these news articles does the Trump administration likely view as challenges?
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And misinformation I view as one of the things that can possibly erode common understanding.
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African-Americans are constantly expected to distance themselves from anyone white people view as problematic.
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Maybe. Facebook is the one that all media companies don't view as a potential enemy.
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Barr, however, announced that in his view as Attorney General, Trump had not obstructed justice.
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But other Republicans have also expressed outrage at what they view as Comey's favoritism toward Clinton.
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Bezos ranks highly in Jonas' view, as the Amazon founder accelerates his investments in Blue Origin.
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We never bought into that, and the market is coming back to that view as well.
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Third, we're temporarily turning off the "View As" feature while we conduct a thorough security review.
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The nation's debt has topped $21 trillion and is growing, a level many view as unsustainable.
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And look, Trump, as abhorrent — in my view — as he is, you pay attention to him.
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Ilhan Omar, is in their view as serious a problem as anti-Semitism on the right.
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"View As" lets users see what their profile looks like to other users on the platform.
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In Trump's view, as in Nixon's, rivals are enemies who lurk everywhere and form wicked conspiracies.
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In a later scene, we get a first-person view as county cops leer at her.
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Weekend Update, which many view as the face of Saturday Night Live, is heading to primetime.
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I commend the architects for offering the choice instead of blocking the view (as others proposed).
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"From the social point of view as candidates, they were both terrible people," said Arndt, 33.
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The foundation for Change a View, as with r/changemyview, is a strict set of rules.
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That Pantera is again chugging past its peers into territory they view as uncertain isn't surprising.
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An attempt to understand the brain wiring of as many points of view as I can.
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Collectively, they have bristled at what they view as favored treatment for corporations under the law.
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The installations will be on view as part of the WIRED25 festival on Saturday, November 9.
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Democrats, on the other hand, are flying after what they view as a government shutdown victory.
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What you think of as your nest egg, they view as their assets under management (AUM).
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Some Israeli politicians have been disparaging about what they view as European negligence in security matters.
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Countries and organizations that we view as our adversaries see these platforms as our Achilles' heel.
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Still, he has unnerved many American political leaders through what they view as his sheer recklessness.
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The piece is currently on view as part of the retrospective Bruce Conner: It's All True.
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I understand from his point of view as a businessman, not wanting to turn away money.
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He is also facing an opponent whom Democrats view as far less formidable than Mr. Scott.
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Videos from Apple's iTunes Store support the Picture in Picture view, as do some other apps.
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It seemed to me that story was extraordinary from The Times's point of view as well.
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Opposition parties have recently shared new arts policies that NAVA and the Protagonists view as promising.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What some might consider sprawl, others view as open space.
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It also reflects what analysts view as the rising power of Latino voters in the state.
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Johnson served 10 months in federal prison for what many view as a racially motivated injustice.
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A group of tourists blocked their view as they tried to keep their eye banter going.
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Still, some executives have been frustrated by what they view as well-intentioned but fruitless talk.
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From her point of view, as of last fall, impeachment was a problem, not an opportunity.
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Sanders allies feel betrayed by what they view as a low blow over an old misunderstanding.
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He also clerked for Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, which Republicans view as a valuable credential.
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Investors were excited about industries they view as Amazon-resistant: auto, anything in services and home.
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The gap has been shrinking this year, which some investors view as a cue for recession.
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Discord fundamentally we view as more of a place to hang out with your friends, right?
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And it is working to eliminate regulations they view as detrimental to the ability to prosper.
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"In my view as a shareholder, it's time to put the foot on the pedal," he said.
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But initially I couldn't fathom how to phrase a view as pre-undermined and prime for demolition.
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"The marketplace is finally catching up with what we as a society view as normal," he said.
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For one, voters are sick and tired of what they feel view as a corrupt political system.
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The book is told from their alternating points of view as they keep running into each other.
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Morrison's name was cited 15 times in Taylor's opening statement, which Democrats view as damning for Trump.
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Facebook says it has fixed the code vulnerability, and the "view as" feature is temporarily turned off.
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Facebook updated its original September 2018 blog post with the news that View As was back Tuesday.
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House Republicans would normally rebel over such an approach, which many view as amnesty for law-breakers.
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When polled, nearly 0003% of Americans declare a favourable view—as do 87% of self-identified Democrats.
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You can click on a task's text to edit it directly from the list view, as well.
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Add as many stickers onto the live camera view as you'd like to decorate it before sending.
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Many Venezuelans might view as liberators foreign soldiers bearing aid and the promise of a restored democracy.
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He praised the American automotive industry's resurgence, which many people view as a major victory for Detroit.
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Republicans are enormously frustrated by what they view as a politically damaging and pointless 35-day shutdown.
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The comments are no longer available to view, as Polyana has since removed them from her post.
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Yeager: The West Coast is picking up right now, which we view as a very good sign.
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The dancer and rehearsal director Sharon Milanese described "Into View" as basically two partnering phrases that repeat.
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Trump pledged in his campaign to overturn a law that Republicans view as a costly government intrusion.
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However, Republicans feel the vote was too little too late, and codifies proceedings they view as unfair.
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Macron strolled through the capital chatting to passersby, behavior Algerians view as unthinkable for their own president.
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Meghan McCain is joining ABC's "The View" as a co-host beginning in October, Variety reported Wednesday.
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But Agrawal's goal is to reimagine the bidet, which many Americans still view as a European curiosity.
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What follows is a brief, oversimplified summary of what I view as the most important current initiatives.
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What they view as important are ... they love each other, they're happy and enjoy each other's company.
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First, find someone you'd like to know better — ideally, a person you view as a romantic prospect.
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Most Americans are understandably shocked by what they view as an unprecedented attack on our political system.
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Most of protesters' wrath on Tuesday was directed at the unpopular board, which they view as undemocratic.
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That view, as Klobuchar noted, can limit regulatory safeguards on the job, environmental rules and consumer protection.
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Despite the welcoming atmosphere, the hotel still exudes a sophisticated vibe, which some may view as stuffy.
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The unemployment rate stands at 4.4 percent, near the level many economists view as near full employment.
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We were panting for tech, being teased with the possibilities of what kids now view as commonplace.
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He bristles when he's challenged on his world view as the roster of ex-administration officials shows.
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Additionally, financial institutions have pumped money into their own apps, which users tend to view as safer.
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The spectacle of Shimabuku's work depends upon what is in view as much as what is hidden.
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It includes this view as the first thing you see when you wake up in the morning.
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FDR's paralysis was kept from public view, as was Woodrow Wilson's 1919 stroke, which left him incapacitated.
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But in my view, as a lifelong student of the border, the cultural treasure is Nogales itself.
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So it's curious that the leaders of corporate America aren't putting their money behind this view as well.
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The regional sports networks are tied to a legacy cable system that tech companies typically view as anathema.
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This version was unaffected by the security incident and was significantly more popular than 'View as Specific Person.
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But congressional Democrats are intent on trying to shake Republicans off their position, which Democrats view as unsustainable.
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This is what allows Felix to always render a small real-time view as you design a scene.
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And her cleavage wasn't the only thing she bared — her toned stomach was in full view as well.
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The company counts a "view" as an account finishing at least 70 percent of an episode or film. .
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That was particularly true with regard to Iran, a country many there view as a dangerous hostile power.
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It later disappears from camera view as motorists honk wildly and shout that it's jumped on a man.
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Fighting the media, which Trump seems to view as his real opposition party, appears to energize the president.
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The easiest way to get a sense of your account's privacy is to use the "view as" tool.
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Rosenstein's critics accuse him of abetting what they view as the administration's efforts to bury the Russian investigation.
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Those daunting challenges have some Democrats fuming at what they view as Clinton's petty post-election score settling.
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When women do spring for something new, they often hold out for what they view as an investment.
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The House on Thursday approved Republican-backed regulatory reform bills to curb what they view as costly regulations.
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Q: What do you view as your risks and disadvantages with the position we are interviewing you for?
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By contrast, discrimination claims may involve comments or actions that not everyone will view as hostile or demeaning.
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McConnell supported the controversial 2008 Troubled Asset Relief Program — which supporters view as saving the economy from collapse.
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Plus building out the opportunity to provide a SoFi credit card that we view as a membership card.
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One, they believe an inquiry sends a strong signal to the Trump administration, which many view as lawless.
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A similar grace period provision could help avoid losses of continuous coverage that some might view as unfair.
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Republicans are critical of what they view as a semantic argument between a wall and enhanced border security.
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Democrats have said they would fight any nominee they view as too closely aligned with the financial industry.
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Several used terms — like "strength" and "aggressive" — that political scientists view as code language for questioning women's leadership.
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He will take the reins from Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, whom the Chinese view as more moderate.
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Democratic leaders are wary of any immigration negotiations with Mr. Trump, whom they view as an unreliable partner.
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But Defense Secretary Jim Mattis shared virtually every policy view as Tillerson, which in part got Tillerson fired.
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Prosecutors even invoked Trump's name dozens of times during the trial, an act Trump might view as insubordinate.
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The spending bill extends the miners' health coverage for only four months, which the Democrats view as insufficient.
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The suspicions were especially pronounced at the State Department, which many Trump aides view as a Democratic stronghold.
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It's currently unclear what other sort of views fall under what the company will view as white supremacy.
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This could mitigate the potential for the party to pursue any policies that businesses may view as extreme.
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Mr. Pence's aides openly acknowledge he does not make much news, an attribute they view as a strength.
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And all of them had the same view as Castro of the United States' role in Latin America.
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They will also look at what Democrats view as "improper" communications between the president and federal law enforcement.
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The crackdown on products that tobacco companies view as the future of the industry represents a rapid reversal.
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Some political commentators like to describe fanciful proposals they view as wildly unrealistic as "puppies and rainbows" plans.
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Conservatives, including those in the Trump administration, see the trans-inclusive view as a misinterpretation of federal laws.
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The list, which Wien now publishes together with Joe Zidle, chief investment strategist in Blackstone's private wealth solutions group, compiles events that they view as "probable" — meaning a greater than 50% chance of occurring — that an average investor might view as having only a one in three chance of playing out.
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The announcement links up two parallel and connected storylines: For several years, Hollywood studios and their owners have been making noises about keeping their stuff away from Netflix, which they used to view as a nice-to-have buyer for their old stuff, and now view as an incredibly powerful competitor.
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For now, Vizio will remain a private, US-based business that many view as an American hardware success story.
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Facebook counts a video view as three seconds, but advertisers have the option of paying for 10 second views.
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And so from our point of view, as Ethan [Brown, CEO] said, we want to be aggressive with production.
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He has denied wrongdoing, but is on trial for blasphemy in a case that some view as politically motivated.
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"For us, it's not something we view as a totally new idea," said Derek Vadala, who was named Oct.
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Even then that was a contrarian view as markets had started anticipating a shift in the Fed's policy stance.
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Instead, he railed against the agreement's potential to cost American jobs, using projections which many researchers view as flawed.
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Rivals have recoiled at what they view as a model that ultimately destroys businesses by starving them of investment.
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But that's not necessarily a fair comparison, given that Snapchat counts a view as soon as a video opens.
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And it placed the code not for the "view as" user, but for who they were pretending to be.
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GM's presentation suggests that the dividends would be deferrable but cumulative, which Fitch would view as a credit negative.
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Trump and his fellow Republicans had pledged to replace Obamacare, which they view as too intrusive and too expensive.
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And immigration hard-liners remain suspicious of Kushner, whom they view as a left-leaning official inclined towards amnesty.
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Lees uses her social media to reflect upon political developments from her point of view as a transgender feminist.
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Netflix and Disney will not partake in Apple TV+, which they view as more a threat than an opportunity.
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"We're just trying to retain the character and the uniqueness of Bay View as a Christian community," he said.
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The split underscored deep unhappiness in Congress over Trump's action, which many lawmakers view as abandoning loyal Kurdish fighters.
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And Hill's case stands out for the meager amount awarded to his family, which they view as an insult.
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Chinese commercial banks are generally reluctant to offer loans to small businesses, which they view as not sufficiently creditworthy.
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Cruz, a lawyer with extensive experience arguing before the court, has championed this view as have his GOP rivals.
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The only difference is that the Mavic Pro doesn't have as wide a field of view as the Phantom.
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But pro-immigrant activists said the law was necessary to protect against what they view as excessive enforcement measures.
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The vulnerability was introduced into Facebook's system in July of 2017 when the company overhauled the "View As" feature.
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The Space Needle in Seattle is smaller than it seems, and doesn't provide as great a view as expected.
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Instead, they'll go out and buy a different device, like an iPad, that they view as a simpler experience.
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And then there's Iran — the nation most Arab states — starting with Saudi Arabia, view as their biggest existential threat.
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And in Texas, several congressional districts that Democrats view as winnable in November held primary runoffs as well. 3.
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Indonesia and Turkey took a different view as both cut their rates, the latter for the seventh month running.
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Bathed in a flattering golden glow, onlookers marveled at the view as "Manhattanhenge" made its final appearance this year.
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But Mr. Obama and his closest aides have become increasingly disdainful of what they view as Washington's conventional wisdom.
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Maybe Putin wanted credit for the immensely popular return of what Russians view as "their Crimea" to its motherland.
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Democrats, however, appear undeterred by criticism, vowing to push forward on what they view as legitimate oversight investigations. Rep.
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"But we are being straightforward that it's a core technology that we view as very important," the CEO added.
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But now, with Trump working with Democrats to extend a program that conservatives view as "amnesty," conservatives are shouting.
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Go Deeper: A breakdown of which outlets Republicans and Democrats view as biased and unbiased from the Neiman Lab.
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These lawmakers are considering issuing their own report detailing what they view as the unexplored parts of the inquiry.
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My own view as of now would be that, more than likely, we're going to find that it's temporary.
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The militant group has so far refused to negotiate with the Afghan government, whom they view as American puppets.
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They say it echoes what they view as an obsession by Mr. Trump on sports figures who are black.
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And despite those costs, millions of people still use marijuana — a drug that most Americans view as relatively safe.
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Residents in many Dutch facilities have their own rooms, which they are encouraged to view as their own domain.
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Among white people age 45-54 — or a time many view as the prime of life — deaths have risen.
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It's the latest tactic by the administration in what some officials now view as a Cold War with Beijing.
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The projects could add about 2 million barrels per day on to a market many view as already oversupplied.
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In recent years, however, conservative lawmakers have criticized Democratic presidents for what they view as overuse of the act.
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Some employees have criticized or even left Google over what they view as a radical departure from that ethos.
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Proponents say it wisely provides an incentive to Mr. Musk, whose leadership they view as crucial to Tesla's success.
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That's my view, as it is the view of a plurality — albeit a narrow plurality — of the American people.
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Still, Democrats are pressing forward having gleaned what they view as evidence Trump engaged in bribery and other offenses.
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Sanders believes that money distorts a politician's character; Clinton experiences this view as an attack on her particular character.
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"Anything that they view as threatening that relationship is going to induce a pretty visceral reaction," Dr. Spinrad said.
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Anti-corruption campaigners pooh-pooh such efforts, which they view as doomed rearguard actions by a tax-averse elite.
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Broader market sentiment mirrored that view, as gauges for implied sterling volatility in different tenures eased off recent highs.
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I sometimes have to enlighten clients that what they view as decorative, others may see as unappealing or junk.
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" Goldberg doesn't even identify the President's point of view as an ideology: " 'Trumpism' isn't an ideological or intellectual program.
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Democrats also said they would not support deficit-financed tax cuts, which some Republicans view as a viable option.
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What Americans view as advising and assisting, jihadis — and an uncomfortable number of like-minded sympathizers — see as occupation.
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Democrats also expressed concern that Azar would continue what they view as the Trump administration's attempts to sabotage ObamaCare.
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Many staff would prefer the fund to stick to what they view as its core business of economic surveillance.
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Domestically there was greater tolerance for diverging points of view as a record number of newspapers had started circulating.
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Facing what they view as retrenchment by the federal government, some advocates for victims are turning to the courts.
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Alien took something we're conditioned to view as wholly beautiful, joyous and celebratory—and twisted it into a nightmare.
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And Republicans in the House Freedom Caucus will try to keep Ryan focused on what they view as conservative priorities.
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Vedanta's debt to EBITDA ratio is 5.7 for 2016 compared with the level of around 3 analysts view as comfortable.
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Environmentalists have staunchly opposed his nomination, while many Republicans have praised him for combating what they view as regulatory overreach.
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Jack Reed, in calling that all efforts by Congress in what they view as a national security issue be bipartisan.
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So together, these technologies we view as perfectly complementary, and together they make the development of base editing especially exciting.
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And most of the Senate races that Republicans widely view as top pickup opportunities are currently missing from that list.
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They blame fake news stories, they aren't open to any outside news sources that they might view as fake news.
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"View as" allows users to verify their privacy settings by seeing what their own profile looks like to someone else.
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However, Burton's wholesale dismissal of Kahneman's view as "pessimistic" and, rather hyperbolically, "nihilistic," was in my opinion unwarranted and inaccurate.
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"The right to vote one of the most important rights that Americans view as central to their freedom," McReynolds said.
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Presumably, he means attacks from hackers or what he may view as government intrusion — even when that intrusion is legal.
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Because his long view, as I said earlier, is to defend the American economy and the great progress we've made.
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The bug is part of the site's "View As" feature that lets a user see their profile as someone else.
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This would push back emissions cuts by a few years, which low-lying Pacific island nations view as too risky.
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In at least two cases, police said, Barto&aposs body blocked the mothers&apos view as he molested their daughters.
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There are signs that the internet will be fading from view as a distinctive "place" prompting political and social changes.
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"Gottlieb is someone who the industry and investors view as an incremental positive," said RBC Capital Markets analyst Michael Yee.
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It was the latest bit of supportive news for ethanol companies, which some investors now view as starting an uptrend.
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The company previously allowed some white nationalist content it did not view as racist, but recently decided to change course.
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Regardless of Atomic Blonde's success, that is hopefully a goal both Theron and future stars will view as worth chasing.
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With many large companies prioritizing diverse hires, algorithms could also overlook aspects of diversity a human might view as important.
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Presidential historians are among those startled by Trump's rhetoric toward Obama, which they view as significantly outside the recent norms.
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A sovereign downgrade or marked deterioration in asset quality, which we view as unlikely, could trigger a negative rating action.
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This also makes sense if you think of attractive women in politics as those we view as the least threatening.
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"Fast Car" says something important about the humanity of women we often view as background matter instead of main characters.
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But senators in both parties have been increasingly demanding broader legislation to reform a reporting process they view as archaic.
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Additionally, methamphetamines remain prevalent and the threat of cocaine — a drug some now also view as non-violent — has rebounded.
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But Bannon's allies are alarmed by what they view as their clearly diminishing power as Kushner takes on new responsibilities.
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They often contrast this with what they characterize as merely "religion," which they view as more rules and rituals-based.
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In particular, they are taking aim at what they view as Trump's attacks on the intelligence and national security community.
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Like on the desktop, you can now choose between the default view, as well as a comfortable and compact style.
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I agree with his view, as it seems we cannot automate the process of imagining what we want to experience.
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"So it's a multi-factorial issue that we view as a real critical issue in the cancer world right now."
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There is, in fact, disdain among truck-pull enthusiasts toward coal rollers, whom they view as wannabes sullying their sport.
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But some Democrats and liberal groups have pushed back against policies that they view as too friendly to large corporations.
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It's an enjoyable snapshot, perhaps imperfect, but always dangerously close to receding from view as we scroll onto whatever's next.
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Other House Republicans have also been critical of funding the cost-sharing payments, which they view as bailing out ObamaCare.
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The "I Vape, I Vote"-ers are riled up in defense of vaping, which they view as a public Good.
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Russia and China in particular have been reluctant to take actions that they view as incursions on another country's sovereignty.
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Democrats have also called for an investigation of what they view as a "lack of impartiality" under the attorney general.
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Members of the first class of six pilots said they were excited over what they view as more modern helicopters.
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My body, which I used to view as pretty darn sexual, had been reduced to little more than a host.
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As the far ship filled, its hull slowly sank from view; as the near ship emptied, its hull slowly rose.
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"Each investor is going to have a different definition of what they view as a socially conscious investment," Rowling said.
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Privately, they are flummoxed at the possibility of likely having to choose between two candidates they view as highly problematic.
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You live in California, which already has the diverse demographic that many on the alt-right view as a nightmare.
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By Brené Brown "Daring Greatly" is based on Brené Brown's research about vulnerability, something that most view as a weakness.
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There is nothing more jarring than when a young player you once advised, and will always view as young, retires.
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Many Iranians mistrust Russia over what they view as its past failures to honor agreements on arms sales and energy.
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That leaves officials having to make use of laws and regulations they view as anachronistic for a 21st-century problem.
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Four people have been arrested in connection with what authorities view as a criminal case of rioting and property damage.
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Indeed, the figure is at an all-time high, with some 75 percent expressing a positive view as of March.
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Interviews with protesters in Tehran suggest they are exasperated with what many view as the government's economic incompetence and corruption.
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Mr. Schumer called on his colleagues to reject any nominee that would encroach on certain rights Democrats view as sacrosanct.
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We've had to defend videos which we allow in the U.S. but in Europe people view as disseminating hate speech.
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The wrestling match has spilled over into public view as each camp seeks reinforcements among news media and conservative figures.
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Eskom is a debt ridden power utility company which analysts view as crucial to the health of South Africa's economy.
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United States, a case that judges and lawyers view as one of the worst court decisions in our nation's history.
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Other European countries, especially powerful Germany, will have little desire to subsidize what they view as fiscal profligacy in Italy.
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Ms. Toohil set a bulky red tote on her desk to block him from view, as her bodyguard sat nearby.
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Denied showers and medical care The Turpins allegedly denied their children what most people would view as basic human rights.
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The level of reliance on campaign statements by the courts was wrong in my view, as I have repeatedly stated.
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Despite posting that notice, the company has continued to engage in what many view as a crackdown on employee activism.
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The quits rate, which policymakers and economists view as a measure of job market confidence, was unchanged at 2.3 percent.
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The most senior level in your organization should take this view as this conflicts with focusing on real use cases today.
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In September, Facebook announced yet another yet another breach, affecting an estimated 50 million, connected to the platform's "View As" feature.
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And trans patients are often reticent to seek help from doctors that they view as unlikely to give them proper care.
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The "Fixer Upper" star&aposs hospital bracelet is in full view, as he places his hand comfortably on his little one.
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But the broader effect was what some justices and legal scholars now view as a radical reinterpretation of the Second Amendment.
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Now, select the option to "View As…" This tool then lets you view your profile as anyone on the internet would.
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The department of photographs cannot keep the treasures of our collection on permanent view, as light is quite dangerous to photographs.
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The bishops' document also called for greater adaptation of local rites into Catholic celebrations, another development that conservatives view as anathema.
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There's a lot more deeper emotions to something that people look at on the outside and just view as one thing.
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"We're allowed to sell a product that many people view as being a possible replacement for many pharmaceutical products," he said.
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NICE estimates that about one in five new treatments could be affected by the threshold, which drug producers view as arbitrary.
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A wide array of second-wave feminists have come out against what they view as the excesses of the #MeToo movement.
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It asks you to shift attention across your entire field of view as you read, giving each tweet pride of place.
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The video shows it come into view as he looks over his left shoulder at the officers, before he is shot.
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Conservatives and the energy industry have cheered his efforts to push back on what they view as over-regulation under Obama.
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Or will they continue to focus their fire solely on Clinton — whom Republicans widely view as the bigger threat in November?
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"It is far too early to give any view as to preliminary findings," FCA acting Chief Executive Tracey McDermott told lawmakers.
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Some conservatives in Congress will hold out for repeal, and they'll resist any legislation that they view as propping up Obamacare.
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Similar to binging a much-hyped TV series or film trilogy, the entire project is enthralling to view as a whole.
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Similar to binging a much-hyped TV series or film trilogy, the entire project is enthralling to view as a whole.
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They may be right from a practical point of view, as they hope to remain centrist enough for the general election.
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Given the ephemeral nature of Flash software, these small diversions completely vanished from public view as Nintendo inevitably closed the sites.
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Trump is looking at contracts from a businessman's point of view as he tries to make a mark as a politician.
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Both teams played their best (I don't know anything about baseball), but Mounds View, as it happened, came out on top.
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"The alliance marks the beginning of what both companies view as a longer term industrial partnership," said a Volvo press release.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill are on edge over what they view as Stephen Bannon's growing influence inside President Trump's White House.
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"My view as a commandant is the success of recruit training and officer candidate training ... begins with the platoon," Berger said.
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" "My view as an Iranian is that I do not consider (Trump) more significant than a fly," says Hadaytollah Rabiyee. "Why?
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That landscape has left drug companies on high alert and trying to prevent any major action that they view as damaging.
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The Brujas hope their presence on the scene will challenge skateboarding culture with what they view as a more radical agenda.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have been exploring ways to force officials and others to comply with what they view as legitimate oversight probes.
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For this group it's the economy, pensions and what they view as out of touch Berlin elites that boil local blood.
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Gabbard told the Times that tech giants have both invaded users' privacy and crushed smaller companies who they view as competition.
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"Our view, as the president's expressed, is we value a strong U.K. in a strong and unified European Union," he said.
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She brings in an interesting point of view as a prosecutor, but I like what she says about access to justice.
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It says that Netflix counts a "view" as an account that has watched 70 percent of one episode of a show.
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"Denim Delinquent didn't have as wide a view as Rolling Stone or Creem on what constitutes rock 'n' roll," declares Parrett.
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It is fascinating that, as Emily mentioned, Angela experiences Will's memories through her point of view, as a warning of sorts.
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Attorneys general have long confronted resistance when they implement ideological initiatives that career lawyers view as outside the Justice Department's mission.
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Some regular respondents said they were reluctant to commit to a view as they did not feel confident about the outcome.
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Buffett sets compensation for Abel and Jain, who many investors view as top candidates to eventually succeed him as chief executive.
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A staff member blocks the view as a person is taken by a stretcher from a nursing facility in Kirkland, Washington.
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They fear the development stands to disrupt the space and quiet that they view as essential to carrying out their calling.
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The question now, his critics say, is how long he can stave off what they view as his looming political demise.
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Meanwhile, a pained search for her replacement has pitted aides against each other -- all for a job most view as impossible.
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A generalized terror comes into view as the white citizens of Wilmington mobilized to seize power through violence and outright fraud.
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"The Trump campaign is looking at a lengthy list of things they view as big threats to his reelection," Bender said.
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Outside of the energy and military industries, which Russian leaders view as of strategic importance, few companies have seen sustained profits.
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The protesters have accused senior officials of conspiring with terrorists, and some of Mr. Hussainzada's supporters expressed that view as well.
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"He continued: "Presently, we observe the combination of hypervaluation and negative market internals, which I view as a 'trap door' situation.
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Additionally, tech companies face unique threats as regulators in the U.S. and Europe scrutinize what they view as anti-competitive practices.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill are increasingly frustrated by what they view as a partisan exercise that's rife with conflicts of interest.
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A third boy blocked the teacher's view as the other two were dripping the semen on the crepe, according to authorities.
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Once in government, they attack the liberal constitutional framework of democracy that they view as constraining the will of the people.
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Either make the feature something you can quickly turn on from the camera view as opposed to in the camera settings.
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In practice, the conditions that Reardon and others view as germane to the achievement gap are not improving; they are worsening.
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Her work is also on view as part of NSFW: Female Gaze at the Museum of Sex, co-curated by Creators.
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Here's the awful truth: Police officers have acted on instinct rather than careful consideration in a way that many view as beastly.
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"From my point of view as a defense lawyer, there is some risk in disclosing his opinion in open court," he said.
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Another system created synthetic celebrities—faces of people who didn't exist, but whom real humans would likely view as being Hollywood stars.
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Not everyone shares the same view as Gartman, however, with one analyst warning Wednesday of a possible leg down for U.S. markets.
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Mr. Erdogan did not elaborate, but his comparison to Hitler drew immediate criticism because of what many view as his increasing authoritarianism.
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The question is whether Jolly would be able to heal the wounds from his effort, which party leaders view as self-serving.
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In some cases, parents disapprove of someone their daughter is dating and pressure her to marry someone they view as more suitable.
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If you've never seen a LIDAR rendering, the best way to describe it is Google's Street View as a psychedelic blacklight poster.
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Internet streaming giant Pandora, which the market would likely view as a comparable, has had a tough time as a public company.
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Saudi Arabia is leading a campaign in Yemen against the Houthis, Shi'ite Muslim fighters that Yemen's neighbors view as agents of Iran.
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Clinton didn't make the decision that many of us, after the cathartic outpouring of the #MeToo movement, view as the right one.
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However, it appears that the feature inadvertently exposed Facebook security tokens when someone selected a profile as the desired View As target.
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The final phase of the project will take place in full public view as part of an exhibition entitled Project Blue Boy.
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Nunes and staffers working for him have used Congressional powers to investigate persons and organizations Trump and his supporters view as enemies.
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For example, comments from your friends are prioritized in your view, as are those that are "endorsed" (basically, upvoted) by the community.
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Warren satisfies Democrats who want to go toe-to-toe with a president they view as illegitimate, corrupt, dangerous and even treasonous.
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It takes depth photos with the same field of view as the main camera and the blurred background (aka "bokeh") looks good.
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They left together at around 1:30 AM. Seems clear ... Kaitlynn Carter's in his rear view, as she's in Miley's full view.
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The president appears to have little interest in entitlement reform, which many Republicans view as the primary driver of the national debt.
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In addition, Lahren attempts to portray her appearance on The View as the reason her relationship with TheBlaze is on the rocks.
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Congressional Republicans have taken, essentially, a "see no evil" position on actions that in any other circumstance they would view as illegal.
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The problem has come increasingly into public view as police find users unconscious or dead in public bathrooms, restaurants, parks, and libraries.
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The report in Human Reproduction explores what the study participants view as the advantages and disadvantages of communicating openly with one another.
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But, the brand tells us, the signature of these sunnies lies in what some may view as the tiniest detail: the hinge.
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Albert stepped in front of her, shielding her from Robert's view, as they rushed back to the table where their friends were.
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Tariffs could shake up the state's Senate race, which Republicans view as key to determining which party controls the chamber next year.
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Beijing asserts that much of the South China Sea is its sovereign territory, claims most of the internationally community view as spurious.
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China, for its part, understands Trump's point of view, as its goal is to unseat the US as the world's major power.
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The most important from my point of view, as a small l libertarian, conserving the precious individual liberties of all all Americans.
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I think every single Democrat sees that view and I hope over time Republicans in Washington will share that view as all.
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There is virtually no case law on the immunity concept, which experts view as an outgrowth of the notion of executive privilege.
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But for now, the data is not nearly as consistent with Plouffe's view as it was at this time four years ago.
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They have been more than happy to associate him with the N.R.A., which Democrats view as the biggest obstacle to gun control.
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That ruling could endanger the company's efforts to build more standalone Apple stores in a country they view as a critical market.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump made their closing arguments in states that both view as must-wins to be victorious today.
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Conway's inelegant grammar can grate on the ear, but it won't keep you from enjoying the view as she takes her revenge.
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However, growth in the industry has slowed as some online lenders have struggled to offload loans many institutional investors view as risky.
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The test of fairness is whether the other side would accept your description of their point of view as accurate and complete.
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So, even though these seemingly benign, tolerated "shenanigans" are what many view as ordinary NCAA violations, they are in fact federal crimes.
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As a final note, it is worth considering that much of our history and tradition favor their point of view as well.
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When registered voters were asked whom they view as the leader of the Democratic Party, 40 percent said it has no leader.
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Similarly, the Warriors' Draymond Green said that he respected Kaepernick for giving momentum to what they both view as an important cause.
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Sanders' team has been largely successful in coalescing the progressive, grassroots working class groups they view as the heartbeat of their campaign.
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Republicans, fuming over what they view as increasingly craven partisan attacks, vowed to push ahead with a committee vote scheduled for Friday.
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Medians in the wider poll of around 70 foreign exchange strategists suggest they echo that view as they see the pound strengthening.
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We had a very long-term view, as we do today, which is there would be other platforms that would become important.
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The Foundation's website features superb images of the works on view, as well as information on this weekend's events and future programming.
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Social conservatives have slammed him for what they view as insufficiently anti-abortion arguments made in two cases, Vox's Jane Coaston writes.
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But there will be enormous pressure on Sanders not to harm the candidate that most Democrats view as their likely nominee. Rep.
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Britain, France and Japan have also conducted operations there in recent months, creating what many in China view as a coordinated campaign.
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Dozens of militants opened fire on a mosque in Sinai affiliated with the Sufi strain of Islam, which extremists view as heretical.
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They moved into hitting softer targets like Christians in Sinai, churches in the Nile Valley or other Muslims they view as heretics.
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"We're facing what some might view as an existential threat," Shirley Ann Jackson, the president of RPI, said in a phone call.
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Still, some Democrats blamed what they view as Trump's reckless policies in the Middle East for triggering Tuesday's demonstrations at the embassy.
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Trump's problem is that, what the Democrats view as too little compromise, his own right-wing sees as giving away too much.
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Another challenge: How do you get people to sign up for an activity that many view as difficult, if not downright dangerous?
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The Notes app gains a gallery view as well as the ability to share and collaborate on folders instead of just notes.
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Some South American leaders are attacking what they view as an attempt to mimic Mr. Trump's immigration policies and nurture xenophobic sentiment.
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Their push has drawn skepticism from top Republicans, who oppose what they view as a bailout of insurance companies without any reforms.
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In short, some voters seem to see aspects of themselves in a president they view as willing to fight on their behalf.
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Charging firms are treading carefully, the person added, wary of sharing too much with a company they view as a potential rival.
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Lack of Mobile is a Strategic Disadvantage Silknet does not have any significant mobile operations, which we view as a strategic disadvantage.
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Whether their grievances involve fish, immigrants or meddlesome rules, many Britons resent what they view as interference by European institutions and bureaucrats.
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It's essentially a stop-motion time-lapse series of Juno's view as it gets closer and closer to Jupiter in its orbit.
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Yes, but: Conservatives, including sources in the conservative legal orbit surrounding Trump, don't like what they view as an abuse of this authority.
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All this comes against a backdrop of Israel's expansion of settlements and -- more broadly -- of what many Palestinians view as unending Israeli occupation.
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I was eager not only for political context but also an insider's view, as he had a long career in the State Department.
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There are Brazilians who are reacting to a specific statement that they view as irredeemably problematic, and that includes plenty of Afro-Brazilians.
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Since Trump entered the world stage, they've condemned his push to tighten immigration rules and what some view as his tendency toward racism.
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Known as SoFi, the company is growing at a pace the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation would view as too fast, Cagney said.
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The hire is a major coup for Apple, which many Silicon Valley executives and analysts view as lagging its peers in artificial intelligence.
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As other candidates attempt to catch up, Biden is now moving into what his aides view as a new phase of his campaign.
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Another 18 analysts have Apple (AAPL) rated a "hold" — which many on Wall Street view as essentially the same thing as a sell.
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Arab columnists from many points along the political spectrum have criticized what they view as the Obama administration's minimalist approach in the region.
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It let users see how their profile looked to a certain other user Facebook's "View As" tool has been disabled following the hack.
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He pointed to the company's innovation, as well as the categories it is in, like detergent, that consumers tend to view as essential.
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"SocialChorus was an exception as it has built a truly enterprise-level platform that customers view as mission-critical to their daily operations."
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Many industrial companies say the taxes damage a country's competitiveness and are putting forward proposals for what they view as more sustainable solutions.
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"Q1 weakness does not change our positive fundamental view, as it is not indicative of the underlying strength of the business," he wrote.
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As a company, Apple is the most profitable enterprise in history, a maker of powerful luxury goods that its customers view as necessities.
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Nonetheless as the credit cycle enters what many view as its final chapter of growth, Draffin issued a simple reminder to the market.
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Rather, it's an important protective measure against trolls who are using old tweets as weapons against the people they view as their enemies.
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So Democrats have had to collectively spend more time talking about an issue that its core constituency doesn't view as a top priority.
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A new survey shows Obamacare becoming more popular — or less unpopular, depending on your point of view — as the presidential election gets closer.
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S. Treasuries – which many investors view as the ultimate "safe haven" apart from gold – may be no exception to the negative yield phenomenon.
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Our new target price assumes X trades at 4.5x EV/EBITDA on blended 2019 and 2020 estimates, which we view as more normalized.
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The Trump administration and Republican lawmakers have been trying to defang the agency, which they view as overly tough on the finance industry.
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Burnham rejected this view as he grew appalled by Stalin's cynical foreign policy (especially after the 1939 pact with Hitler) and domestic tyranny.
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Up until now, Facebook has defined a "video view" as any time a user watches a clip for a minimum of three seconds.
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He liked thinking, he liked arguing, he liked clarity of argument and the ability to see as many points of view as possible.
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Stephanie Soechtig: What surprised me most actually was less from the people with different points of view as much as our main characters.
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And because she's a member of a party that most minorities -- blacks, Latinos, Asian Americans -- view as hostile, her personal appeal won't matter.
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"We remain hold rated due to what we view as a full valuation but look for a more attractive entry point," he said.
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And Trump's allies believe all of their moves to beat back at what they view as a hopelessly biased liberal media are justified.
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Others are using it as an opportunity to try to purge the Republican leadership of those they view as anathema to their goals.
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They are charged with armed rebellion, which legal experts - including those who do not share the defendants' political position - view as totally unfounded.
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The heart of the protesters' demands is the ouster of the Iraqi government leadership, which they view as having been installed by Iran.
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It is unhelpful in the extreme, therefore, for Supreme Court opinions (or dissents) to treat other points of view as unworthy of respect.
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But in the context of overall annual federal spending — $4.4 trillion dollars — it represents what many in Congress view as a rounding error.
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That seems likely, given the backlash from some on the right against what they view as a power grab by the executive branch.
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So they learned from that that work can be fulfilling and good and it's not something that you have to view as negative.
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Both from the economy this production attracting more investment from the budget point of view as well as the consumption in domestic consumption.
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As a Republican TV ad states, Clinton embodies all that many Americans, Republicans and Sanders' supporters alike, view as being wrong with politics.
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S. Treasuries – which many investors view as the ultimate 'safe haven' apart from gold – may be no exception to the negative yield phenomenon.
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Her advisers acknowledge this would not constitute a complete solution — but neither would immigration bans, which they view as counter to American values.
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The radical Left party, which some in the SPD view as a possible partner, was up by the same amount at 12 percent.
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Lawmakers in the Progressive Caucus have been pushing for what they view as a bill that is tougher on drug companies, from Rep.
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It's the painter's equivalent of using a dressing-room mirror to see one's rear view as well as one's composed, head-on appearance.
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"I think we're better focused on that than a rate that many people will view as a little over the top," Doggett added.
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VIVIEN STEINLondon I think more subtle, yet more accurate and frightening, is Roger Scruton's point of view as described in "Notes from Underground".
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On one hand Chinese consumers tend to favour foreign brands, which they often view as higher quality and more desirable than domestic brands.
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This suggests that the differences in what we view as "attractive" for women's bodies is driven primarily by fat rather than muscle mass.
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Originally trained as an architect, the artist employs a downward view as his starting point for understanding the relationships between spaces and objects.
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In the 12 days since Trump's inauguration, however, the White House has taken steps that foreign policy professionals view as self-inflicted wounds.
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Damage the ability of the limbic system to talk to the cortex and you get what we'd almost universally view as bad decisions.
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She will face Republican Maria Salazar, a Cuban-American journalist, in November, in a race that Democrats view as a top pickup opportunity.
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"I have no idea what they view as a successful media hit," said one senior GOP consultant with close ties to the administration.
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Two leading French associations for freedom of choice in immunization denounced what they view as a coercive and authoritarian approach by the government.
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Its leaders, analysts say, are determined not to capitulate to what they view as economic and psychological warfare, or to negotiate under duress.
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In recent years, dozens of states have passed laws related to self-driving safety, some of which carmakers view as too heavy-handed.
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Others have moved on and reserve their contempt for the Democratic establishment and what they view as its ineffectual response to President Trump.
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In response, Hong Kong-based galleries are offering a counterpoint to what they view as largely uninformed arguments by Western media and institutions.
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The ad puts gun control front and center as an issue in a district Democrats view as a potential pick up in November.
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For many, the Trump proposal marked another dismal milestone in what many Arabs view as America's decades-long abandonment of the Palestinian cause.
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And they're intervening in primaries to fight off "partisan flamethrowers" and support candidates they view as pragmatists who will back these political reforms.
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What some athletes might view as failure, however, only enhanced Poulidor's status among French cycling fans, who have a soft spot for underdogs.
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Her representatives, too, have voiced frustration at the pace of negotiations and what they view as a lack of urgency by the union.
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Climate and environmental activists are growing impatient with a Democratic-led House that they view as not doing enough to enact their agenda.
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A broad cross-section of the GOP is frustrated by what they view as John Kasich's quixotic quest for the GOP presidential nomination.
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If Apple's shares falls sharply following this announcement, it could inspire fear and bring down other stocks that investors view as newly risky.
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Some Palestinians, like the Jabari clan in Hebron, want Israeli residency and oppose the Palestinian Authority, which they view as illegitimate and corrupt.
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Cooper seems to take Johnson Sirleaf's point of view as a structural blueprint, supplementing the president's memoir with interviews she conducted with her.
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New York raises some of its share from counties, which have long chafed under what they view as an "unfunded mandate" from Albany.
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The question is whether Democrats want to tear down one more norm in order to remove a judge they view as uniquely odious.
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It's a development that's seen as providing an opportune distraction for Trump, which Republicans also view as underscoring the partisan nature of impeachment.
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So we have to bring as a global perspective to these markets and a long term view as to how they will evolve.
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When you have a president whom many people already view as a caricature, representing him as such loses some of its disruptive power.
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Several of these photos are on view as part of a van der Elsken retrospective at the Jeu de Paume museum in Paris.
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But three errors in Facebook's software enabled someone accessing "view as" to post and browse from the Facebook account of the other user.
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Take the wide-angle view, as you can't help but do these days, and it's clear that we all rise, and plummet, together.
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On one hand, it's not a carbon tax, which economists view as the fatal flaw of every policy that isn't a carbon tax.
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The final bug, Rosen explained, was that when the video uploader showed up as part of the View As feature, it generated a new access token not for the user, but for the person who they were pretending to be—essentially giving the person using the View As feature the keys to access the account of the person they were simulating.
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That&aposs the investigation we&aposre dealing with right now with a bunch of people who have the same political view as he has.
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"Emergencies will continue, in my view, as long as we are living with adverse climate change," he said, drawing comparisons with drought-hit California.
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The effort will begin with free events, with the possibility that some will be pay-per-view as the audience grows and technology matures.
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Protesters are now seeking the departure of interim President Abdelkader Bensalah and Prime Minister Noureddine Bedoui, whom they view as part of the establishment.
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Peace talks have been frozen since 2014, and the Palestinians have little faith in the Trump administration which they view as biased toward Israel.
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It posted a worse-than-expected pre-tax loss of 193 million francs in the fourth quarter, continuing a trajectory analysts view as disappointing.
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For the time being, Facebook also shut down the "View As" functionality, which allowed users to see how their profiles appeared to other accounts.
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"Obviously, with this administration, we are worried about what they view as proper 'mode of living' — we don't know what that encompasses," she said.
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The code vulnerability is related to the "view as" feature on profiles, where users can view their profiles through the eyes of someone else.
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"We have no closer friend in the world, and if we are asked our view as a friend, we will offer it," said Rhodes.
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In his first visit to the Treasury building, Trump will sign two memos that analysts view as largely affirming existing priorities he has outlined.
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Here are some recent examples of popular protest songs born of Ukrainians' frustrations with what they view as persistent Russian interference in their country.
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The images will be on view as part of a retrospective of McQueen's career from November 2019 to May 2020 at the Tate Britain.
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There is nothing the Republican base -- and the bulk of Republican elected officials -- hate more than what they view as liberal judges run amok.
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A Mapplethorpe self-portrait and a photo of Patti Smith are on view as well, allowing for a well-rounded representation of his work.
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Mirage is on view as part of Desert X until April 30 and will remain open after the exhibition closes until October 31, 2017.
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It posted a worse-than-expected pre-tax loss of 13 million francs in the fourth quarter, continuing a trajectory analysts view as disappointing.
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In my view, as a former F.B.I. special agent who has watched the Kremlin's infiltration of America since 2014, the answer may be neither.
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A couple of years ago, I attended a program on what the British view as 'the American phenomenon of eating Chinese food on Christmas.
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Their comments come on the heels of a drop in what many view as an indicator of the country's economic health — the Dow Transports.
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But Democrats still hold a grudge against what they view as an unprecedented move to deny Obama his right to appoint the next justice.
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The asteroid can still be seen by large ground-based telescopes, but it is rapidly fading from view as it travels away from Earth.
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Additionally, you can share them to Twitter and Facebook, but you'll only be able to view as a 360-degree video in the latter.
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Emerging stock and bond markets are trading at discounts compared with developed markets, which some investors may view as a compelling reason to invest.
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It was the second straight day that stocks strengthened late in the session, a pattern that some investors view as sign of improving sentiment.
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Deficiencies and delinquencies would become incomplete tasks, and pop-ups would float into view as small islands of empathy, like the system's periodic emails.
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The vast majority of the beef India exports is buffalo, an animal less venerated than the indigenous Indian cow that many view as sacred.
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NYSE has consistently engaged its listing members on what they view as the main advantage of listing there: access to designated market makers. 2.
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Under Trump — and especially in light of O'Brien's appointment, who some view as light on experience — experts see the diminishing of the role's importance.
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The federal government's reception of the pope has led some to criticize what they view as a violation of the Mexican state's secular nature.
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Currently, two of the photographer's works, "Bukubuku" and "From Window," are on view as part of "Performing for the Camera" at London's Tate Modern.
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Environmentalists and activists have grown frustrated by what they view as action at a glacial pace, especially when science shows glaciers are rapidly melting.
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Vine being dead also makes many of his videos hard to view, as Vines often won't play properly when embedded in articles or elsewhere.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has also blamed Iran for Saturday's missile attack, but the head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards rejected that view as "slander".
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The skywalk surrounding the buildings gives residents a view as they study, but it also shelters the lower level from rain and excessive sunlight.
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Tesla appears to have rushed its launch of the Cybertruck in our view as it did not even have side mirrors or windshield wipers.
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Many victims, particularly those from communities affected by mass incarceration, do not want to be part of a carceral solution they view as destructive.
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Describing Trump's view as a "false choice," Biden argued that the economy could only rebound once the public health emergency was brought under control.
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Instead, he has continued to make remarks that a reasonable observer would view as an unrelenting attack on the Muslim religion and its followers.
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We welcome and encourage all voices and points of view as long as they include an openness to respectfully discussing this issue with others.
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But, Democrats are in no mood to fund the wall after winning the House — a victory they view as a referendum on Mr. Trump.
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He also tells them to try to remove their address from public view as much as they can and to get new phone numbers.
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In my view, as long as treatments are safe and approved by medical organizations, doctors should have limited leeway in refusing to provide them.
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The move comes as Trump and his allies seek to root out members of his administration they view as disloyal following the president's acquittal.
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In what many experts view as the most sweeping change, the new law will require prosecutors to disclose evidence to the defense far earlier.
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The women could be heard talking to controllers, and helmet cameras showed the view as they clambered along the outside of the space station.
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But on September 20, 2019, demonstrators once again took to the streets of Egypt to protest a president they view as another corrupt figure.
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Neither the judges nor government attorneys are physically present, instead appearing by video and hidden from public view as press and observers are barred.
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There are those who will credit Mr. Tillerson's point of view as a straightforward if graceless elucidation of a foreign policy based on realism.
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Among other things, disciplinary punishments stop inmates from participating in educational and therapeutic programs that the Parole Board might view as evidence of rehabilitation.
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The episode is among a number of incidents contained in Mueller's 448-page Russia investigation report that Democrats view as evidence Trump obstructed justice.
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"Tulsi Gabbard," a woman named Brianna responded when those in her group were asked who they view as the most competitive Democratic presidential hopeful.
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We can have bothersome quirks that our teenagers view as entirely our own; we can have characteristics they admire, but don't care to cultivate.
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They have a strange, motion-activated flicker, their more or less reflective skulls passing in and out of view as you shift your position.
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Israeli voters have long been suspicious of Arab representatives, whose agenda they view as influenced by the "Palestinian" cause rather than the "Israeli" interest.
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Va.) and Jon Tester (D-Mont.); Manchin is polling well and Tester faces an opponent Democrats view as weak in state Auditor Matt Rosendale.
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Ms Reihana slyly notes this shift with the original title of her work: POV, for point of view, as well as "Pursuit of Venus".
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From my point of view as a former health insurance company chief executive, "total disaster" would also describe any Republican repeal-and-delay plan.
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The hire was perceived as a victory for Apple, which many view as lagging behind rivals such as Google and Amazon in artificial intelligence.
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Fitch will view as positive the successful implementation of a growth strategy that boosts fee-based earnings while reducing exposure to market risk concentrations.
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Densely occupied beehives will be on view as well, to reveal what the garden's honeybees do with all that pollen from the flower beds.
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" He worried that businesses would be deterred from relocating to a state they might view as "not sensitive enough or not culturally competent enough.
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Hired as Juul's chief strategy officer, he's now chief commercial officer, which some insiders view as a sign of diminished influence at the company.
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Folks from alumni to The American Association of University Professors have sounded alarm bells over what they view as an attack on academic freedom.
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Gold bands might simply be another way for young couples to mix up the wedding jewelry they've come to view as conformist and unimaginative.
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Google's temporary workers have grown increasingly frustrated with what they view as their second-class status, and last month, that frustration turned to outrage.
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Madison's main legacy was the War of 1812, a conflict with the British that many view as needless, considering the death and destruction it wrought.
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Gzesh took the opportunity to highlight dissensus, or "being comfortable with the existence of different narratives and different points of view," as she put it.
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But it has largely remained a second-tier talking point in the lead-up to Tuesday's vote, which net neutrality activists view as a mistake.
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The Walt Disney Company owns ABC, where Behar and Griffin appear on "The View," as well as ESPN, where Hill and Olbermann appear on television.
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The transition from tablet view to docked tablet TV view and back to tablet view as you remove and reinsert the console is nearly instantaneous.
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Babis calls the police investigation a ploy by adversaries to chase him out of politics, which many Czechs view as ridden with bribery and favoritism.
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Trump has made what many view as disparaging comments about people of color, including saying that Mexico was sending its worst citizens over the border.
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When using the "View As" feature to view your profile as someone else, the video uploader would occasionally appear when it shouldn't display at all.
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Using accounts they already controlled, the attackers used an "automated technique" to exploit Facebook's "View As" functionality and steal access tokens for some 400,000 people.
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That code could allow the person using "view as" to post and browse from someone else's Facebook account, potentially exposing private messages, photos and posts.
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A video upload feature should not have displayed on a user's profile page when accessed through "view as," Rosen told reporters on a conference call.
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While the planet was ever-present in the background in season 1, the show is now bringing in the Martian point of view as well.
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The extremists are dug in on the outskirts of the two cities and have repeatedly targeted Shiites, who they view as apostates deserving of death.
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More than 500 examples of Tompkins' works are represented in the collection, and many will go on view as part of an upcoming BAMPFA retrospective.
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Environmental groups on Thursday threatened to sue the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over what they view as the agency's failure to act on aircraft emissions.
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Egypt and the United Arab Emirates have given military support to General Haftar, whom they view as an ally in their fight against political Islam.
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The first major time it appears, in "Part III," we see Cora's point of view as she stares at the infamous blue-and-gold wallpaper.
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"We continue to view as achievable the twin imperative of protecting America and holding accountable those responsible for the killing of Mr. Khashoggi," Pompeo said.
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This point was echoed by the Republicans present at Friday's session, who argued that the testimony underscored what they view as an illegitimate inquiry process.
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I'm not sure where this fear came from, or why my reaction to something other people seemed to view as routine was always so extreme.
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If the user creates private Facebook albums, they'll see a link next to each moment below that's ready to view as an album on Facebook.
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"No," Cousins said when asked if the record was something he'd view as a positive in a season mostly composed of negatives for the Kings.
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A referee's level of involvement in a match will often affect the overall flow of competition, which ultimately affects the action we view as spectators.
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Chavismo is the movement founded by late Socialist leader Hugo Chavez and currently headed by embattled President Nicolas Maduro, whom the opposition view as illegitimate.
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Lyta's romantic relationship with Seg gives her sympathy for the Rankless, who her peers view as scum at best, and automatic terrorist sympathizers at worst.
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They were excited about their new understandings of the genetic basis for autism — what they view as the most promising area of research right now.
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Other parties have ruled out a coalition with a party they view as racist, but a PVV win would nevertheless send shock waves across Europe.
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Usually militants kill soldiers and take officers captive whom they view as higher value targets, the sources said, but the reverse happened on Wednesday night.
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If Pelosi walks away from negotiations with a non-defense spending number that progressives view as way too low, that could spell trouble once again.
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He stressed the importance of Democrats making their case even in rural counties and other places that some in the party view as hostile territory.
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Plus, conservative groups like Heritage Action are already promising to do everything they can to block what they view as a "bailout" of the ACA.
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However, these debates (unlike say, congressional hearings), are shielded from public view, as both corporate and civil society participants remain nearly silent about the deliberations.
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But Britain remains one of Europe's most alluring countries in tax terms, offering numerous benefits to multinationals that others view as beggar-thy-neighbour policies.
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The leadership of Margaret Thatcher in the 1980's compounded that view as her closure of factories and unionized industry disadvantaged many areas of Scotland.
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So do some business groups, which warn such measures could lead to backlash from organizations wary of associating themselves with laws they view as discriminatory.
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Central bank access can only be achieved through the banks' international subsidiaries, which we view as less reliable and a shortcoming compared to international peers.
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Viewers get a close-up view as the glans (the head of the penis) enter the woman, stimulating the clitoris and the front vaginal wall.
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Women's rights advocates are rightfully worried about the replacement of Justice Anthony Kennedy — who many view as a crucial swing vote on the Supreme Court.
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Republicans have put a premium on confirming judicial nominees, which they view as their best shot at shaping the direction of the country for decades.
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The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau, the federal overseer that many view as the industry's likely regulator, said it was keeping an eye on the offerings.
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Whether their grievances involve fish, immigrants or meddlesome rules, many Britons resent what they view as interference by European institutions and bureaucrats based in Brussels.
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"Personally," he added, "I don't like to see my neighbor moving to Minneapolis," a city that many view as a model for welcoming African immigrants.
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Among those pressing the government to lower the tariffs on their foreign-produced goods are a slate of corporations many consumers view as quintessentially American.
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It allows for the deliberative resolution of disputes that courts view as enhancing the legitimacy of their judicial work in the eyes of the public.
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Thus he has relied on his clemency initiative, which began in 2014, to accomplish his goal of shortening sentences he and others view as draconian.
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Gohmert has shown in the past that he's willing to ask questions of individuals testifying before Congress that some lawmakers view as over the line.
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"The announcement is clearly responding to recent public concerns, which we view as positive," economists from Goldman Sachs Macro Economics Research wrote in a note.
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There is still widespread frustration among some donors and activists over what they view as an endless stream of needless controversy around the White House.
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While some small banks have opted to work with marijuana companies, most US banks are unwilling to take what they view as potentially problematic money.
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Having experienced deadly violence and its accompanying scrutiny, he remains very much in public view as both a representative and protector of his own family.
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Protesters are now pushing for the departure of interim President Abdelkader Bensalah and Prime Minister Noureddine Bedoui, whom they view as part of the establishment.
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"On the downside, we believe there will be macro and physical support between $1,305-$1,320, which we view as a good buying opportunity," it said.
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Throughout his career, Kanye West has embraced alternative ideas that some might view as bizarre, but his latest project may be the most eccentric yet.
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"This report peels back one more layer in what many increasingly view as a pattern of deception on the part of EPA and DOI," Rep.
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Antidoping agencies from numerous countries, including the United States, have censured the Olympic committee for what they view as a refusal to hold Russia accountable.
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Instead, the United States is piling on debt and adopting policies — immigration restrictions, increased trade barriers, looser financial regulation — that many economists view as counterproductive.
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Agents may dismiss the fifth-floor walk-up as a great exercise, for instance, or spin a brick wall-view as a noise reduction asset.
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These are usually in storage, their fragile fibers rarely on public view, as it's only through their use in cemeteries that the textiles resisted decay.
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For nearly two years, President Trump has fought to free American businesses from what he and many of his supporters view as excessive environmental rules.
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His work is now on view as part of the 22000 deCordova New England Biennial, at the de Cordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, Massachusetts.
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Asad Umar, a private-sector businessman whom economists view as a populist with a thin grasp of the challenges ahead, was named as finance minister.
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"But my emails," she tweeted, invoking a phrase often used by her supporters to express exasperation about what they view as the mistreatment of Mrs.
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Deeply rooted in Japanese culinary arts, Nakayama still brings plenty of her own point of view — as well as locally sourced ingredients — to the table.
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" Senior policy adviser Stephen "Miller and others will bypass leadership and communicate directly with lower level staff whom they view as controllable and direct actions.
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Those victories helped Biden open up what many view as a nearly insurmountable lead over Sanders in the race to be the Democratic presidential nominee.
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Authorities in South Asia have struggled to get travelers to self-isolate or stay quarantined in medical facilities that many view as poor and unhygienic.
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At the heart of the story is the empress's turbulent romance with Gregory Potemkin, the man historians view as the greatest love of her life.
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Nearly a decade after the start of the global financial crisis, Greece continues to grapple with a debt burden that many economists view as unsustainable.
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Graham is also pro-choice, a position observers view as potentially harmful in a primary but believe it could make him competitive in a general.
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Fitch expects gross leverage to return to roughly 3x by the end of 2017, a level that we view as consistent with the 'BBB' rating.
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The question matters, particularly because Democrats are eager to tie Trump closer into the Ukraine scheme, which they view as a simple tale of extortion.
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"The people that are in the basement, they have basically the same view as people on the second or third floor," Elsey told Business Insider.
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Here in Mountain View, as in many places, residents are mostly aligned against putting too many apartments near the city's core single-family-home neighborhoods.
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" Abrams describes herself as a progressive, but she and her campaign are careful to avoid what they view as dead-end debates about party "wings.
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The United Kingdom remains deeply divided over Brexit which most senior politicians view as the most important decision Britain has taken since World War Two.
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It's really hard to take the long view as a player who is used to winning, and has just lost by so much, so quickly.
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The original platypus specimen to arrive in England is still at the London Natural History Museum, but not on view as it is so precious.
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"This sets Hemlibra up to become the new standard of care for hemophilia A, which we view as a $5 billion peak sales opportunity," they said.
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The EPA apparently agrees with this view, as they just issued the first-ever permitting standards for methane from new and modified oil and gas sources.
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But that isn't as relevant in Cheney's view as was Madison's ability to keep his cool dealing with the blunders of Secretary of War John Armstrong.
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Republicans have seized on what they view as a leftward lurch by Democrats they predict will alienate voters this fall and in the 2020 presidential race.
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Trump's view, as I understand it, has been that Obamacare is so thoroughly associated with Democrats that any problems it faces will be blamed on them.
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Activist investors often build positions in what they view as undervalued companies with the goal of advocating for key changes they suspect will drive shareholder value.
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"The results or guidance raise do not fundamentally change the story, in our view, as concerns around Humira's longevity remain," Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan said.
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In the modern political context, heterodoxy has been adopted by conservative groups concerned about what they view as a suffocating echo chamber in the liberal academy.
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Lowering the mortgage deduction cap could help pay for major tax cuts for businesses and individuals that Republicans view as crucial for driving U.S. economic growth.
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Instead, the point is that we need to view as all of these drugs in a more holistic way when it comes to public health policy.
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Now Bush faces what party strategists and donors view as a make or break moment on Saturday in South Carolina's Republican primary, or early nominating contest.
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Whatever you view as the most important news story of this heartbreaking week, there is a strong chance that you feel it is personal to you.
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Inversion of the yield curve for U.S. Treasuries was one factor influencing his view, as market beliefs that it heralded recession could potentially become self-fulfilling.
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The three banks and Sogelease could also be downgraded if Fitch believes that their strategic importance to their parents has weakened, which we view as unlikely.
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"I haven't seen a proposal for a cash transfer that people would be able to come together around and view as fair," he said in March.
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A startling situation turned in to a surreal hang session, when the animal plopped down next to Hamilton's spot to take in the view as well.
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They have seized on what they view as a leftward lurch by Democrats they predict will alienate voters this fall and in the 2020 presidential race.
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In the Trump era, the appointment of federal judges has become a defiantly partisan process, which many legal experts view as a threat to Roe v.
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"I think the market now believes the investment grade rating should survive, and we tend to that view as well," said Commerzbank rates strategist David Schnautz.
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Since he became acting secretary, Kevin McAleenan brought in several officials from Customs and Border Protection whom the White House did not view as immigration hardliners.
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They should be, in our view, as the near-term risks would be abated if the subsidy and Medicaid provisions hold through Senate and House negotiations.
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In Fitch's view, as a majority shareholder who will consolidate BZ in its financial accounts, Tatneft will now have a higher propensity to support the bank.
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Near the end of the video, someone places a finger over the camera, blocking its view, as if to prove that the camera is really there.
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Some liberals are frustrated by what they view as party leaders taking the Hispanic vote for granted, assuming that Latinos would turn out to reject Trump.
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Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook Inc have also faced damages lawsuits for allegedly letting entities that U.S. authorities view as terrorist groups use their online platforms.
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As the gun control debate is heating up again after the Parkland school shooting, President Trump blamed Democrats for what some view as loose gun laws:
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He argues that using usernames to connect users would be a superior approach from a privacy point of view, as well as also helping support federation.
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They built a replica of the Pearson house, used code words and kept anything relating to the show hidden from public view as much as possible.
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We find ourselves planted immediately behind the royal dessert, sharing its point of view as it is borne aloft, richly colored and quivering, into Victoria's presence.
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They're also frustrated by what they view as the "divisiveness" of the Trump administration — something officials say is complicating lawmakers' ability to find areas of compromise.
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The Senate on Tuesday blocked the Green New Deal, a progressive climate change resolution that Republicans view as prime fodder heading into the 2020 presidential election.
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Donald Trump surrogates gathered in Cleveland argued that voters weren't paying much attention to what they view as a fake controversy ginned up by the media.
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"Instead, he has continued to make remarks that a reasonable observer would view as an unrelenting attack on the Muslim religion and its followers," she said.
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Mazda's global sales fell 7 percent, but the lower-volume automaker still raised its annual earnings view as its quarterly operating profit dropped less than expected.
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Wednesday's meeting with the EU representatives might cement that view, as it lays out Trump's strategy, which starts and ends with the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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Puerto Rico's government made a huge political gamble on mounting a credible campaign for statehood, a proposition that only its most optimistic supporters view as realistic.
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Within Mr. Trump's circle, there is impatience with what advisers view as a cautious and conventional party bureaucracy, ill-equipped to accommodate Mr. Trump's improvisational style.
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But eventually, a young gamer may, indeed, be influenced by the PC gaming ways of their favorite streamers or competitive gamers who they view as celebrities.
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"Most divisions came in towards the top end of management's guidance range, which we view as positive," said Biraj Borkhataria, equity analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
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And the message he has delivered with fresh rigor, especially his emphasis on crime, still diverges widely from what most Republicans view as a winning pitch.
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This interpretation contradicts the view, as noted in a legal brief, of a noted scholar who led the commission that drafted the 1971 Constitution of Virginia.
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But experts say the claims are without merit, and many Google employees privately say they've grown tired of the accusations, which they view as conspiracy theories.
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He obviously felt that would stir up the conservative wing of his party, which has no fondness for McConnell, who they view as far too moderate.
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And, just because McConnell promised Collins a bill doesn't mean they'll deliver: especially on something that many view as propping up Obamacare, a law they despise.
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The strong U.S. labor market, marked by a 4.1 percent jobless rate that many economists view as close to full employment, didn't get as much mention.
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Now, in some cases, those countries have stripped them of their citizenship, so they have a different view as far as what their status is today.
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About 38 percent of the state remains in conditions that the center's scientists view as abnormally dry, and 16.87 percent remains in a state of drought.
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Restoring this glorious place has brought on what Trump seems to view as enemies -- whether it's the news media, or kneeling black football players or Muslims.
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Companies like Visa and MasterCard control the networks that process signature transactions, and PINs would add necessary competition that they view as jeopardizing their market power.
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Those same biographies underpin the threatened A-level History of Art syllabus studied by British 214 year-olds, who many view as choosing a "soft" option.
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Beqa, which legend has it, is home to the Fijian shark god, Dakuwaqa, faded from view as we skipped over the waves and around the swells.
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Netflix says it counts a view as an account watching at least 70% of a movie or 70% of a single episode for a TV show.
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The government spent most of the 1990s suing Microsoft for antitrust violations, a prosecution that many now view as a complete waste of time and money.
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"Our job as a platform company is not to take an overly prescriptive point of view as to what's best for each individual customer," said Lanman.
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Most of Mr. Wynn's accusers had behind-the-scenes roles like food and beverage servers, manicurists and receptionists, employees whom executives often view as easily replaceable.
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They wanted to avoid tit-for-tat actions — something they view as unproductive, economically perilous and detrimental to the increasingly fraught relationship between the longtime allies.
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ECB'S MAKHLOUF SAYS I STILL THINK IT IS TOO EARLY TO COME TO A VIEW AS TO WHAT WE AT ECB SHOULD BE DOING ABOUT CORONAVIRUS
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Many have expressed that they're fed up with what they view as vitriolic and antagonistic behavior from strangers on the Internet, and are ready to disengage.
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"In my view as an engineer, it's better to prescribe the emission, and then let the engineers figure out what the right technology is," he said.
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One final point: The banking industry has been actively involved in rolling back what they view as excessive regulations imposed on them since the financial crisis.
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In his prepared remarks, Harker made no mention of the recent inflation data, nor of the tax cuts that some view as fueling faster price rises.
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Yovanovitch, whom Democrats view as a key witness in the impeachment inquiry, stood in the way of Giuliani's efforts to spur investigations targeting Trump's political enemies.
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They also wanted to shine a light on what they view as the AFL-CIO's drift away from the core interests of some of its members.
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As a result, Democratic presidential candidates are now openly weighing court-packing as a potential remedy to a Supreme Court that they increasingly view as illegitimate.
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Abdul Mahdi's government has sought to address the grievances of protesters, who demand the removal of government and a political class they view as endemically corrupt.
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Sanders will also launch a TV ad blitz in the Palmetto State to build momentum in the early-voting state that many view as Clinton's firewall.
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I said I had a way to do both at the same time: cut wasteful tax expenditures, which I view as the same as cutting spending.
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Administration officials have described the U.N. as a bloated bureaucracy and have expressed anger by what they view as insufficient support for key allies, like Israel.
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CORDANI: I THINK THE SINGLE BIGGEST DIFFERENCE IS YOU HAVE THE LEADERSHIP VOICES OF THE TOP OF THE C-SUITE WHICH WE VIEW AS A POSITIVE.
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About 70 percent of America's workforce would like to see improvements to the performance review process, which employees often view as a disengaging and demoralizing experience.
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If the privatisation process is aborted, which we view as unlikely but still possible, we would expect HSH to be wound down in an orderly manner.
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The ad running online Wednesday in Washington, D.C., points out what ObamaCare supporters view as the White House's attempts to sabotage the law in list form.
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These dramatically isolate him in the frame while creating an ambiguous, narratively untethered point of view, as if we were peering at him from a catwalk.
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"If this meeting took place it shows a lack of judgment that (Gillibrand) believes her colleagues should view as disqualifying as a nominee," the statement said.
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Google posited that perhaps users reused passwords on sites or accounts they didn't view as important enough to go through the effort of resetting a password.
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"Eventually there'll be a recession but this inversion is not as reliable, in my view, as people think," Ross said in an interview with Fox Business Network.
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If anything, they are a limitation of Elliott's point of view, as the guard watching Alf in the background while Ray leaves his hospital room shows us.
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While the Air Canada sale provided important help for the CSeries, sales of the aircraft remain below levels that analysts generally view as assuring the project's success.
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More on-device AI could result in better data protection and improved battery performance, in its view — as a consequence of data being processed and stored locally.
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Rather, he likes to play with everyday items: iPhones, keys, remote controls, stuff that adults tend to view as purely functional but children recognize as actually wondrous.
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This placeholder for changes in taxes, regulation, and spending is quite modest, in our view, as an adjustment to corporate taxes alone could easily double this impact.
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National Democrats long ago abandoned Strickland, and some have bitterly complained about what they view as an underwhelming campaign effort from the 75-year old ex-governor.
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Trump wants America to think that it is the media that is out of control, because he wants to control what people view as true and false.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are continuing to push for a complete FBI investigation and have assailed their GOP counterparts for what they view as unfair treatment of Dr. Ford.
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Nigeria's paradox was highlighted recently when Mr. Buhari told reporters that "technically we have won the war" against the group, a statement that many view as premature.
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We're not really saying from a product point of view what we'll do, but we're being straightforward that it's a core technology we view as very important.
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Buttons, pins, elephant jewelry, homemade Trump outfits, and bedazzled cowboy hats were all on view as Republicans from across the country gathered at Cleveland's Quicken Loans Arena.
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A tip from a software engineer outside the company that the View As feature could be exploited was ignored, according to court documents cited by the report.
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National Democrats long ago abandoned Strickland, and some have bitterly complained about what they view as an underwhelming campaign effort from the 75-year-old ex-governor.
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Creators who starred in it, like Marques Brownlee, have addressed the controversy, while other YouTubers work on their own versions of Rewind they view as more authentic.
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The SUV also offers a heads-up display that places critical information (like speed) in the driver's field of view as they stare out at the road.
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The comments followed weeks of pressure by judicial conservatives to weaken blue slips, which they view as a central impediment keeping Trump's nominees from reaching the bench.
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The company said in a blog post that its engineering team found on Tuesday that attackers identified a weakness in Facebook's code regarding its "View As" feature.
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Wheat futures rallied despite a boost to the U.S. production view as adverse weather overseas cut into harvest expectations for key exporters Canada, Australia, Russia and Ukraine.
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But the NuSI work has been more difficult than Taubes anticipated, and he has attracted criticism for what some view as reductionist arguments and cherry-picked science.
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Democrats have said they would not trade a temporary restoration of the immigrants' protections from deportation in return for a permanent border wall they view as ineffective.
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"From our view as an unaffiliated shareholder, the Tribune board of directors has abandoned its fiduciary responsibility of maximizing shareholder value," Towle & Co wrote in the letter.
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Figueroa Miranda said advocates have been alarmed by the secrecy surrounding the amendments process, which they still view as severely curbing access to abortion in Puerto Rico.
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In their view, as well as Hertog's, and apparently Hawking's, the contour is not fundamental, but rather a mathematical tool that can be placed to greatest advantage.
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But Clinton's supporters in these rural counties have been working hard to correct what they view as the mistaken impression that she wants to take away guns.
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And states such as New Jersey and Washington are taking steps to get law enforcement professionals more involved in what they view as a public health crisis.
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And I think, really, that's the best view as to not really bias one side over the other, to make sure that they can work through it.
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The government also lowered its outlook for domestic soybean supplies, bumping up its estimate of the crush, and raised its wheat stocks view as export prospects worsened.
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Facebook's non-standard choice to count a "video view" as anyone who watches a clip for at scant three seconds or more has caused confusion for years.
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The rise in the quits rate, which policymakers and economists view as a measure of job market confidence, bolsters expectations that wage gains will accelerate this year.
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This animated film addresses grief from a child's point of view as the main character hides her experience from loved ones and struggles with the pain alone.
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But Trump's tough talk on illegal immigration has spurred a wave of asylum seekers to leave for Canada, whose government they view as more welcoming to migrants.
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So, much of the Democrats' base wants to move further left and nominate avowed socialists to take on the far-right conservatives they view as the enemy.
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The research team did not attempt to guess at aliens' motivations or politics — a tendency that some astronomers view as a pitfall in other Fermi paradox solutions.
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Tingler liked the idea of using Desmond in left because he would have the same view as he had had at shortstop, with more time to react.
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Russia has also used British courts and Interpol to pursue what many Western governments view as a vendetta against William F. Browder, an American-born British citizen.
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They want to maintain the status quo, or at least want to block what they view as an attempt by A.I.B.A. to take control of the sport.
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As a minority who happens to be a Republican, I have a unique view as it pertains to the current state of political affairs in our country.
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Worries are growing over China's construction of military facilities on man-made islands in the South China Sea, which U.S. officials view as violations of international law.
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"The bar gets raised in terms of what people view as standard, and if you're not meeting the bar, it's going to have an impact," he said.
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The advertising-lite days of Reddit are now firmly in the rear-view as the rapidly maturing company begins to seriously chase advertising revenues in users' feeds.
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Much of the immigration enforcement and detention is occurring in the interior of the country, which private prisons view as a "boon" for the industry, Eisen said.
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"A big part of that is having a point of view as to where things will go, but being curious when presented with new information," he said.
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They show the extent of white Christian anger — the privileged who are furious that their privileges are being stripped away by those they view as outside interlopers.
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The pope demonstrates that right relationship with God and others requires admitting fault even, and especially, toward those we have been trained to view as less moral.
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Safety experts in the U.S. describe the current view as a missed opportunity to save billions of dollars in reconstruction costs after the inevitable Big One strikes.
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In a country still legislating its national identity and arguing over equality, the wedding wars also reflect broader dissent against what many here view as religious coercion.
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A parade of candidates, aligning themselves explicitly with Mr. Trump, is lining up to take on House Republicans whom they view as insufficiently loyal to the president.
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In as small and remote a place as Shetland, however, the festival is actually helping to bring textiles back into view as a player in the economy.
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More practically, the conference talk will address the choice to design the program in Java, a programming language that some experts now view as cumbersome and dated.
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And in what some view as a positive step towards review, on Monday, the Court asked the acting U.S. Solicitor General to weigh in on the case.
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The findings could further play into GOP charges of political bias at the FBI, which critics view as part of a broader effort to inhibit Mueller's investigation.
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Those legal fights were the most public salvos in what the top women's players had come to view as a yearslong fight for respect and equal treatment.
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Many in Washington are also sidling up to Vice President-elect Mike Pence, who they view as more of a known entity from his time in Congress.
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He warned that Mr. Xi's government could very likely take steps to halt what officials there view as Taiwan's further drift away from the possibility of unification.
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Trump has drawn praise from both Republicans and Democrats for confronting China's state-run economy and policies that some view as an existential threat to U.S. innovation.
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GOP senators are growingly increasingly frustrated by what they view as stall tactics for uncontroversial nominees, while acknowledging that the administration was initially slow to name picks.
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He has appeared on frontlines across Syria, where his presence has infuriated Sunni-led insurgents who oppose what they view as Shi'ite Iran's expansion in the region.
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"We have to get tax reform done or we're going to be labeled in my view as a Republican Congress that can't get things done," he said.
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But in my view — as someone who despises the Trump administration, but who has litigated these issues — he is well on the legal side of the line.
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In that sense, the series serves as a highly binge-able, very modern thriller, if not, hopefully, what anyone will view as a template for modern romance.
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Mayawati, a powerful former leader of Uttar Pradesh who Modi's aides view as his biggest electoral threat in the state, says the demonetization timing appeared highly political.
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" Critics of the administration have fumed at what they view as an effort to discredit the press by casting stories the president doesn't like as "fake news.
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And Republicans being considered for top jobs applaud what they view as Mr. Trump's determination to use Taiwan as a chip in a geopolitical contest with China.
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They're routinely denounced for supporting a party that only 4 percent of L.G.B.T. people view as "friendly" toward the L.G.B.T. community, according to a 2013 Pew poll.
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At Banner and several other hospital systems across the country, they have called on administrators to oppose and change security measures that they view as endangering health.
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The vulnerability the hackers exploited existed from July 2017 through late last month, when Facebook noticed an unusual increase in the use of its "view as" feature.
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In the last year alone, there have been more than a dozen bombings in the country, which many view as the gateway from the Middle East to Europe.
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Sure, bidders tend to pay higher premiums in falling markets to bridge the gap between what sellers view as a correct earlier valuation and a depressed share price.
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But he did push back on the type of politics that many view as fueling the "leave" campaign, suggesting that divisions and isolation would pull the country backward.
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On average, Mr. Sanders leads by 15 points — but even a 10- or 12-point victory could be taken (unfairly, in my view) as a fairly disappointing showing.
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Google describes this View as a "more premium" product than its predecessor, which we can't definitively judge yet, since we were only able to try a nonfunctional version.
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CNBC spoke to a half-dozen researchers and venture capitalists to get their view as to why an increase in capital isn't having the desired effects on society.
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It is the latest in an escalating standoff over North Korea's recent rocket launch that Seoul, Washington and their allies view as a banned test of missile technology.
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Consequently, many in Khartoum make a clear distinction between the Sudanese Army, which is seen as a national institution, and the RSF, which they view as a faction.
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Overwhelmingly, the youngest voters are rejecting what they view as "establishment" politicians — those they see as connected to Washington, according to multiple leading researchers on youth voting patterns.
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But the broader congressional effort to sever the president's lifeline to ZTE—a company that many lawmakers view as an acute national security threat—still faces several hurdles.
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The result is the latest in a string of recent findings that some view as proof that advances in artificial intelligence are accelerating, threatening to upend the economy.
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Facebook has reset the access tokens of the 50 million users impacted plus another 40 million who'd had their accounts viewed through the "view as" tool this year.
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Magikarp Jump, despite centering on a pokémon that most view as a punchline, does a great job in fostering a sense of affection for the fish you're raising.
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And indeed, with irresistible pop songs like "Love Story," and "You Belong With Me," Swift played up her agency, asserting her point of view as a young woman.
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However, Chancellor Angela Merkel, once praised for her open-door policy toward newcomers, has been criticized by what many Germans now view as an open-door migrant policy.
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"As far as 2019 is concerned, amongst the analyst community there is an extraordinarily wide divergence of view as to how strong growth will be," the IEA said.
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They object to its implications, uses, and, most importantly, its consequences, what some conservatives view as the upending of racial and cultural hierarchies to create a new one.
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Republicans have also resisted accepting any responsibility for military operations that might restrict their ability to criticize the administration's foreign policy initiatives, which they mostly view as unsuccessful.
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Hackers were able to generate tokens for other users, gaining access to their accounts, through Facebook's "View As" feature, leading to 50 million accounts' access tokens being compromised.
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Deutsche Bank has been struggling to improve its performance which could make a merger more likely, but German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz has dismissed this view as speculation.
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Google has for some time been working toward covering iconic places around Australia on Street View, as seen in their coverage of Uluru and the Great Barrier Reef.Â
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As a result, the quits rate, which policymakers and economists view as a measure of job market confidence, rose one-tenth of a percentage point to 2.3 percent.
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All this is designed to prevent voters from electing the "wrong" leaders, in the army's view, as they have done at every opportunity over the past 15 years.
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And if you want to know who can see what on your profile, click the three dots on your cover photo, then choose View As from the list.
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Something you know, like a passcode, is easier to view as testimonial—legally speaking, a statement made by a witness—than something you have, like a physical attribute.
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Lopez Obrador rejected the suggestion the government had showed weakness in releasing the younger Guzman, describing this view as "conjecture" put about by his adversaries to hurt him.
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Teigen — new mother to three-week-old daughter, Luna Simone — has always refused to remain silent when it comes to issues that others view as awkward or uncomfortable.
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The Gulf Arab states have been battling since 2015 to restore a government driven out by the Houthis, Shi'ite Muslim fighters Yemen's neighbors view as agents of Iran.
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The final shot of the video shows the drone's-eye view as it dips beneath the waves, the sky it once called its home disappearing behind cold water.
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In October he will stage a meeting in the central city of Nis with Edi Rama, prime minister of Albania, whose people Serbs traditionally view as an enemy.
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" Government employees are "more likely to believe in government as opposed to, let's say, a privatization program," he added, "programs that we would view as hostile to government.
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A vulnerability in the site's "View As" feature — which lets users see what others do when viewing their profile — gave hackers the means to take over people's accounts.
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Action on the reinsurance payments is far from certain; conservative opposition to what some view as a bailout of ObamaCare insurers could stop the proposal in its tracks.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) will target the 31 Democrats running in Trump districts, especially several seats they view as most ripe for the taking: freshman Reps.
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As an outsider, he is seen by supporters as not weighted down by the loyalties and connections they view as a source of what is wrong with Washington.
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The President's political career meanwhile has repeatedly shown that remarks that Washington reporters and political elites view as offensive or often not perceived that way by his supporters.
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This observation leads to what many will view as a radical conclusion: What if people were able to purchase police services the way they purchase almost everything else?
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But last week, President Trump's Interior Department proposed big changes to the ESA, part of the administration's sweeping rollback of what some view as burdensome regulatory red tape.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) have also vented frustration with what they view as a focus on trivial gaffes or an obsession with horse race politics over substantial policies.
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Amnesty International has called the bill a "muzzle" on NGOs working with migrants and EU officials have expressed concern at what they view as suppression of civil society.
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Publishers traditionally oversee their organization's business operations while editors make editorial decisions, a separation that many in the news media industry view as necessary to maintain editorial integrity.
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While Turkish officials have acknowledged that the process could take months, many are angry at the United States for what they view as lenient treatment of Mr. Gulen.
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They argue that the former first lady has a stronger legislative record on issues important to their constituents compared to what they view as mere rhetoric from Sanders.
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Dreams of Dali is on view as part of the current Disney and Dali: Architects of the Imagination exhibition at the Dalí Museum, which runs until June 2.
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In June 1987, David Bowie returned to the divided city of Berlin for a concert that some Germans, rightly or wrongly, still view as having helped change history.
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Ford also described the upheaval in her life since she came forward with her story, which many victims might view as reason to not report their own assault.
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And most urgently, we wait for the familiar stretch of sidewalk to slip into view as the final corner is rounded — for the holidays, nearly over, to begin.
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A self-professed "raving moderate," McCraw is in prime position to provide this backstage view as he draws equally on his experience as a writer and a lawyer.
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"My inclination is going to be to find books that other people might not view as feasible or doable," he said during an interview at his publisher's office.
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" Anthony Bourdain on the Future "Look, as dim a view as I have of the future right now—at it's pretty damn grim—don't be a hashtag activist.
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Polls show Ms. McCaskill in a statistical tie with Mr. Hawley in a race Republicans view as one of their best opportunities to pick up a Democratic seat.
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China and Australia have both invested millions in supporting the APEC meeting, which the Papua New Guinea public has come to view as a drain on government spending.
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"I think a lot of historians of housing really view as one of the most important regulatory laws of housing in the history of the country," Favaloro said.
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Facebook said the attackers had exploited two bugs in the site's "View As" feature, which allows users to check on what information other people can see about them.
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And Mr. Biden's top advisers have been equally incensed by what they view as the news media's willingness to air unsupported allegations by Mr. Trump and Mr. Giuliani.
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Many in this establishment are behaving, in my view, as they face the prospect of a Bernie Sanders nomination, like out-of-touch aristocrats in a dying aristocracy.
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Normally, the Pentagon does not like to disclose details that military planners view as "operational," and the specific location of unexploded American ordnance is included in that definition.
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Trump already has to take into account China's influence and position on North Korea, the question is now whether he will have to consider Moscow's view as well.
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Pyongyang's objective, Davis said, is to have a reliable ballistic missile capability so it can defend itself from what leaders view as the threat of a U.S. attack.
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The United States has lobbied against that approach, encouraging Iraq to work with the nonviolent protesters, but has taken the same view as Iran toward the prime minister.
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It notably refrains from mentioning democracy and human rights — topics Arab leaders often view as U.S. moralizing — in favor of the more limited goals of peace and stability.
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He noticed articles in The Montclair Times from towns miles away, like Lodi and Paramus, both in Bergen County — "which I don't really view as local," he said.
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The resolution can be amended, giving Democrats an opening to shoehorn in what they view as politically tough votes for GOP senators up for reelection in 22020. Sen.
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Such a session could underscore what Democrats view as the seriousness of the president's decision and give senators in both parties a private opportunity to confront their differences.
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" The initiative elevates the discussion around rising health care costs in the United States, which Cramer said the three titans view as "the ultimate tax on the system.
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He could also be risking his political future on a Senate race that Democrats view as a prime pickup opportunity and is widely as rated a toss-up.
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Readers will be able to form a view as regards the matters to which John Blake refers when Sir Mick's autobiography appears, should he choose to write it.
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Instead, Warren appears to be banking on what many seasoned operatives view as her top-notch ground game in Iowa to deliver for her when the time comes.
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It's unlikely Republicans will return to repealing ObamaCare legislatively, but the White House is still seeking changes — that Democrats view as sabotage — to President Obama's signature domestic achievement.
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Several activists say it amounts to what they view as a campaign intended to silence dissidents and is causing them to abandon protests or consider fleeing the country.
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I feel compelled by what I view as history, fundamental and consequential, playing out right before me with nothing short of the life of the republic at stake.
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She talked about the necessity for Democrats to work in a bipartisan fashion while standing strong against a White House that many of their voters view as corrupt.
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Unlike in President Barack Obama's administration, the CEA chair will not be a member of the president's Cabinet, which some view as reflecting Trump's distaste for academic economists.
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But Lagerfeld's book promoted a much more severe view, as Amanda Fortini reported in Slate: Lagerfeld and Houdret view deprivation as part of the project of slimming down.
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And in recent days, that criticism has spilled into public view as the president has mocked and criticized Sessions in an apparent effort to force him to quit.
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Obviously, if you do an app purge, you'll keep some of the ones I axed, because you love and use them, and delete some I view as essential.
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Leading Republicans, including President Donald Trump, are keen to confirm Kavanaugh quickly, after what they view as a last-minute coordinated attack on their nominee by the Democrats.
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Rodman has faced ridicule and criticism for his trips to North Korea, which some U.S. politicians and activists view as serving only as fodder for North Korean propaganda.
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US officials briefed their counterparts in countries where Huawei is commonly used to inform them of what they view as a cybersecurity risk, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Since 2015, Gulf Arab states have fought to restore a government in Yemen driven out by the Houthis, Shi'ite Muslim fighters Yemen's neighbors view as agents of Iran.
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Leftists have criticized Sanders for supporting "humanitarian aid" from the U.S. government, which they view as a trojan horse for smuggling weapons to opponents of President Nicolas Maduro.
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But it is hard to imagine that the North would really abandon its missile programme, which it appears to view as its one ironclad defence against a hostile world.
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The works in Second Nature do so with a humanistic view, as seen in Marija Markovic's three channel video, Dokolica or Katie Chambers painted red tulle on canvas, ILYYLMWAHF.
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Ocasio-Cortez and Blumenauer cast the resolution as a necessary beginning in what they view as a long fight ahead to implementing key pieces of the Green New Deal.
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"We certainly have an ally in Austria, Mr Kurz, who has the same view as we do on migration," he said, referring to Austrian conservative election victor Sebastian Kurz.
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At Vintage Works, "Nude, Campden Hill, London" (1957) encapsulates this effect: we see the model's crossed legs from her point of view as she sits on the studio floor.
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Indeed, skirmishing has already started, judging by the one-day walk-out to protest against 120 job cuts, which union leaders view as a "reprisal" for this year's stoppage.
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In both chambers of the Russian parliament, the heads of the foreign affairs committees defended Flynn, decrying what they view as paranoia about Russia spreading in the United States.
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Everyone knew he was in trouble weeks ago and even his strongest supporters and biggest beneficiaries of his point of view as labor nominee would not open their wallets.
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"Forward booking trends point to unit revenue improvements that we view as encouraging," Liberum wrote in a client note, adding that headwinds for the company were starting to "moderate".
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The people responsible behind the attack were able to exploit a vulnerability in the "View As" feature, which allows users to see how their profile looks to other people.
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According to Rosen, the attacker — whom Facebook hasn't publicly identified — accessed the View As feature and exploited three bugs to get Facebook login access tokens for their friends' accounts.
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We're also taking the precautionary step of resetting access tokens for another 40 million accounts that have been subject to a "View As" look-up in the last year.
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McCain, who joined The View as a permanent co-host in October 2017, has been open about the challenges of being the most politically conservative person on the panel.
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The flaw inadvertently gave the devices of "view as" users the wrong digital code, which, like a browser cookie, keeps users signed in to a service across multiple visits.
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Bush veterans are scattered about the administration and will continue to be, even as some loyalists try to push out those they view as insufficiently loyal to the president.
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One reason is that cops operate in public view as opposed to behind the walls of a correctional institution, so it's assumed they wouldn't be out there committing crimes.
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But the mandate remains deeply unpopular with the American public, and repealing it would allow Republicans to undo a policy they view as an existential infringement on personal freedom.
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Although popular, "Millie" has become controversial, particularly in school settings, because of its depictions of Asians and Asian-Americans, which some people view as satirical, and others as racist.
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As they drove under, the footage smoothly turned 6993 degrees to keep the arch in view, as if someone had been pointing the camera at it the whole time.
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Meanwhile, the stock is now on less than 22022x FY23 EV/gross bookings, which we view as too low for the clear market leader in transportation as a service.
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In June Jamie Dimon, the boss of JPMorgan Chase, a bank, and Warren Buffett, a venerated investor, criticised what they view as the stockmarket's obsession with quarterly earnings guidance.
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"Investors are already repositioning their portfolios in favor of what they view as Trump Administration policies," says Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at money management firm BMO Private Bank.
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Years ago, it used its rider-tracking system "God View" as a party trick, and later used it to casually track a journalist who regularly reported on the company.
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For example, the Clinton campaign released an ad on Thursday titled "We Are America," which strings together what Democrats view as Trump's greatest hits of offensive and salacious comments.
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Respondents' status as rich or poor, young or old, or male or female did not offer as pronounced an overall view as did their identification as Democrats or Republicans.
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Commissioned by Netherlands-based arts organization IMPAKT, the installation is currently on view as part of ERROR — The Art of Imperfection, an exhibit at Ars Electronica Export in Berlin.
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Instead of capturing blurry and pixelated photos and video with your phone from far away, eyeQ claims to make your view as vivid as if you were right there.
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But Zunger notes an even more subtle reason that people working at Google may not see the same contradictions embedded in the company that some outsiders view as inherent.
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Instead of drilling down to Settings > General > Accessibility, the accessibility settings are now a "top level domain," in the same list view as Notifications, Screen Time, and so on.
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