This isn't about protecting conservative or liberal viewpoints — it's about encouraging conservative and liberal viewpoints, and a diverse set of viewpoints in between.
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"I have viewpoints that don't mesh with their viewpoints," Mr. Rhodes said.
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We feel free to "retweet", "like", and "comment" on our viewpoints or the viewpoints of others.
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His supporters are encouraged to only believe sources that support their existing viewpoints or the viewpoints of the president.
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Their lives teach that what matters is what you do with your background, the viewpoints you construct by combining viewpoints.
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Given that all speakers are selected on the basis of their viewpoints, innumerable speakers are also excluded because of their viewpoints.
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There's nothing wrong with changing your views or exposing yourself to other viewpoints, unless those viewpoints actively dehumanize and marginalize real people.
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The company continues to see itself as a neutral arbiter for all viewpoints, even those viewpoints that may be misleading or outright false.
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Gizmodo's story further declared that Facebook had become hostile to conservative viewpoints when in fact conservative viewpoints — and conservative hoaxes — were thriving across the platform.
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It's possible some actors will use this purge as an opportunity to allege that Facebook is being biased against certain political viewpoints, and in particular conservative viewpoints.
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"In the context of Christmas advertising, WMATA's guidelines permit messages which generally express commercial or charitable viewpoints, but exclude messages that express religious viewpoints," DOJ attorneys wrote.
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We've created our own personal ideological enclaves that leave little room for the acknowledgement, much less the understanding, of other viewpoints, beyond an outright rejection of those viewpoints.
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Using the volumetric capture method, footage of a real person is recorded from various viewpoints, after which software analyzes, compresses and recreates all the viewpoints of a fully volumetric 3D human.
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If you complete one set of recordings, you get 200 points in the Viewpoints app — and you can't cash out in the Viewpoints app until you earn at least 1,000 points.
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As we saw with Cambridge Analytica in the 2016 election, this data can be used to steer particular viewpoints; it's not a far cry to imagine information being used to control viewpoints.
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But the station has also welcomed, and championed, extremist viewpoints.
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Offensive content and controversial viewpoints are still permitted on Twitter.
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The usual extreme viewpoints still exist on Vine, of course.
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They confirmed to have already been aware of his viewpoints.
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He did, however, address whether Facebook discriminates against conservative viewpoints.
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There were, and are, only partial accounts and fragmentary viewpoints.
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Twitter says its goal is to be agnostic on viewpoints.
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That's arguably bad for me, shielding me from opposing viewpoints.
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First, it narrows the diversity of viewpoints advising the president.
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From a safety angle, the differing viewpoints are more complex.
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People find it easier to ignore inconvenient viewpoints and facts.
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By offering different characters' viewpoints, stories encourage us to empathise.
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RT's defense has been that its viewers expect alternative viewpoints.
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And they didn't deny those differing viewpoints on Thursday. Rep.
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They are the source of the viewpoints they disagree with.
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Tam held that "viewpoint discrimination" — against insensitive viewpoints — is unconstitutional.
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Any dissenting viewpoints are taken as literal acts of war.
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We're significant by virtue of being here expressing our viewpoints.
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Are we creating products that unite people of differing viewpoints?
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Many of the women felt torn between the two viewpoints.
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They often wrote from diverging viewpoints on the same issue.
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Read through those comments for a variety of different viewpoints.
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Instead, use humor to highlight shared viewpoints or common enemies.
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However, when faced with opposing viewpoints, many Americans polarize further.
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The installation forms a loose, kaleidoscopic maze of contrasting viewpoints.
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This would ensure representation of alternative viewpoints at all times.
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Facebook's research efforts now live on in Viewpoints and Study.
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Al Jazeera, its satellite-TV channel, promotes dissident, often Islamist, viewpoints.
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Viewpoints that had once been fringe suddenly became a collective obsession.
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I mean, he is very open to differing opinions and viewpoints.
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I'm trying to be respectful of their viewpoints, but it's frustrating.
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It's very good having people with different viewpoints confronting each other.
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WE HAVE OUR POINT OF VIEW AND THEY HAVE THEIR VIEWPOINTS.
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They've been kind of zealots, in a way, for their viewpoints.
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I try to be accepting of all viewpoints—but really Balaji?
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He stressed the need to "correct and resist various erroneous viewpoints".
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Instead, we need to see more women with diverse, complicated viewpoints.
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Different professional viewpoints, just the way everybody is a different character.
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Tropes, even more than individual stories, present viewpoints about the world.
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Bottom line: The contrasting viewpoints illustrate the challenges facing climate proponents.
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There is certainly a diversity of viewpoints even among young people.
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Both of these viewpoints, and any others in between, are valid.
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"For me, this isn't about promoting my viewpoints," she told King.
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But the court pointed out that negative viewpoints are legitimate, too.
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Their conclusion: Coming across different viewpoints can sway a person's opinion.
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Altman and friends love "diverse viewpoints" as long as they're Thiel's.
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NEWARK "ViewPoints 2016," 19th annual juried show featuring 98 international artists.
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When analysis and opinion are invited, various viewpoints should be represented.
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In fact, young children understand a great deal about others' viewpoints.
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She was criticized for her slow-moving approach and rigid viewpoints.
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How does that viewpoint conflict with or overlap with other viewpoints?
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We tried to give respect to a lot of different viewpoints.
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Trying to understand people with different viewpoints has helped me cope.
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Nor does the carousel of alternating viewpoints serve any real purpose.
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"Viewpoints on treatment and diagnoses can vary widely," Ms. Harmon said.
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It is an American nonprofit educational group that promotes Palestinian viewpoints.
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However, he later acknowledges the importance of the diversity of viewpoints.
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"Different school communities may have different viewpoints on that," he said.
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Exposure to new viewpoints may actually change the beliefs of students.
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"We have our own viewpoints," she said, and their own recipes.
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Republicans accuse the company, without clear evidence, of stifling conservative viewpoints.
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To game it, you'd have to get people from different viewpoints.
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Be open and forthright, and avoid criticizing the other side's viewpoints.
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They've begun sharing articles, to show readers a variety of viewpoints.
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Cindy Cohn: We tried to actually have people with different viewpoints.
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Critics said the group's lack of diversity would eliminate crucial viewpoints.
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"This lawsuit and these types of lawsuits are not designed to stop people from expressing their viewpoints, their political viewpoints, their opinions," Aaron Rich's attorney Michael Gottlieb told CNN's Brian Stelter in this week's Reliable Sources podcast.
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Their viewpoints may not be correct, but their heart may be kind.
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It's incredibly hard to develop an edge from such top-down viewpoints.
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This article is part of a series of viewpoints on assisted dying.
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It adds compelling and varied viewpoints to an already heavily reported stories.
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And we certainly don't shadow ban based on political viewpoints or ideology.
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If you had those viewpoints then they would be reasons to sell.
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But to understand each others' viewpoints because that's how we make progress.
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He called the suspensions a coordinated attack against users with certain viewpoints.
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The fact is, women are wide-ranging and have often conflicting viewpoints.
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Adams' religious viewpoints were almost indistinguishable from Jefferson's and they knew that.
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It's not uncommon for institutions to match the viewpoints of sitting presidents.
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Several reports indicate that made Facebook more wary of blocking conservative viewpoints.
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Making enemies of fellow citizens with different viewpoints takes care of that.
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The network is reportedly known for its anti-Semitic and racist viewpoints.
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" She also said Trump believes hearing different viewpoints is a "good thing.
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When you ask for advice, make sure you get some different viewpoints.
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Asked if she disagreed with any of her husband's political viewpoints, Mrs.
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That is to say, they are intolerant of those lifestyles and viewpoints.
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Understanding the significance of the passage would also require understanding multiple viewpoints.
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Below is a sample of some representative viewpoints, edited lightly for clarity.
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Let's change viewpoints and have a look at our planet from space.
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Editorial cartoons often express viewpoints contrary to those of a publication's editors.
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"We want everyone to bring their own perspectives and their own viewpoints."
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Social media already provides more diverse viewpoints than traditional media ever has.
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But you can't allow other people's limited viewpoints to become your own.
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But $600 is $600 (assuming you can max out on Viewpoints "programs").
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Hence their political and economic viewpoints were jolted by November's election result.
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Take the opportunity to learn the nuances of political viewpoints of others.
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We respect different viewpoints and we're paying attention to all of them.
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With Viewpoints, Facebook isn't peering into how you use third-party apps.
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And the White House's continued rollback of environmental regulations reflects those viewpoints.
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While it asks for information like your birthday, gender, and location, Facebook says that it won&apost sell Viewpoints data to other companies, nor will it share Viewpoints activity on any Facebook-linked accounts without the user&aposs permission.
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Then, as now, non-Western stories and viewpoints are all too often overlooked. ■
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Pelosi also has to work through an array of viewpoints in her caucus.
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The trio's varied viewpoints provide a rich look at modern coolness and connection.
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Many of those had incendiary viewpoints and were popular among Americans discussing politics.
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"We should assume there are contemporaneous documents to reflect agency viewpoints," Berger said.
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These multiple viewpoints are a straight lift from Maniac Mansion, and it works.
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He initially staffed an economic team that represented a diverse range of viewpoints.
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In all honesty, talking about Duke and his trash viewpoints is pretty counterproductive.
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They've defended against those charges by insisting their platforms welcome all political viewpoints.
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Sandberg is betting they respond to Facebook and the viewpoints it shows them.
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Even worse, today's vote would enable ISPs to favor certain viewpoints over others.
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Through the inclusion of contrasting viewpoints, Pettibon's drawings are more catalyst than confession.
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The multiple viewpoints aren't the real problem with Star Fox Zero's controls, though.
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And those viewpoints have now contributed to yet another act of horrifying violence.
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I want us to have different viewpoints and perspectives and morals that coexist.
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"I'd almost like it more if they started representing Trump's viewpoints," McElwee said.
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Toward that end, the Lane Bryant campaigns challenge the viewpoints of the media.
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They could use this controversy to challenge the viewpoints of Roseanne's polarizing following.
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There's no evidence that Google deliberately suppresses conservative viewpoints in its search algorithm.
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Conservatives have rallied around Barrett, citing her right-leaning and deeply religious viewpoints.
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It also means they can't block websites that provide controversial or objectionable viewpoints.
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They represent what is already great about America — diversity, inclusion and progressive viewpoints.
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Counting up variations of "viewpoints" — however one might do so — won't achieve that.
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The first thing we have to do is be open to other viewpoints.
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It will be a home to diverse viewpoints, as well as diverse authors.
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I want to make sure we surface a range of viewpoints on this.
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" She calls it "a rare, dazzling, dizzying cornucopia of objects, viewpoints and agendas.
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At the same time, the company has been accused of censoring conservative viewpoints.
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Civil discourse demands that we appreciate other viewpoints and stay away from vitriol.
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I think it's why people from all backgrounds and viewpoints keep electing me.
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Jayapal acknowledged that "like any family," the Democratic caucus will have differing viewpoints.
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Anyone can weigh in, and the agency must take all viewpoints into consideration.
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On the one hand, Google wants people to believe it respects all viewpoints.
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They're not just going to come out with their most extreme ideological viewpoints.
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Martelly was a celebrity, whose music appealed to Haitians of all political viewpoints.
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Early on, one slide explained the contradicting viewpoints the creators discovered among themselves.
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Yet moderate viewpoints are being given short shrift in the presidential nominating process.
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The ideal reform would, ideally, find a middle ground between both these viewpoints.
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He also criticizes "obscenity" and "disaster" of the viewpoints associated with the show.
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Those on the right and the center claim the data show a drop in tolerance for dissenting viewpoints, and those on the left say the data show that these groups are only against certain kinds of dissenting viewpoints (namely, racist speech).
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If the liberals were truly tolerant they could handle other people with different viewpoints.
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Join citizens of all backgrounds, religions and viewpoints in reaching out to help others.
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I think people are actually hungry to hear different types of viewpoints and voices.
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But in none of these cases did Chinese students try to silence others' viewpoints.
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There are various roles and viewpoints that need addressing: authors, agents, editors, and executives.
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Challenge viewpoints, but don't argue — and don't advocate for the outcome you're gunning for.
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Even here, Estonians and Russians have totally different viewpoints about what happened back then.
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Mostly, I try to demonstrate respect, including respect for students with different ideological viewpoints.
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Depending on the tour, you visit a selection of military compounds, viewpoints, and tunnels.
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The distinction between the federal and private viewpoints stems from their envisioned end- goals.
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Politically extreme viewpoints, including racist and anti-immigration messaging, became linked with the convoy.
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Scientific reasoning and viewpoints may change as additional clinical information is gained and understood.
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Last but not least, social media can isolate people from viewpoints they disagree with.
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"There is a wide range of viewpoints on the Nike controversy," the email read.
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There is evidence that commonly owned media outlets often publish and broadcast diverse viewpoints.
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Many people, from diverse viewpoints, are talking about a universal basic income (UBI) grant.
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The school couldn't deny him based on the content of his speech or viewpoints.
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We're just one campaign, but we want to fight back against these hateful viewpoints.
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"In all of my work, I look at it from many viewpoints," he added.
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CNN viewers benefited from evaluating my viewpoints against those of other guests and hosts.
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Additionally, the festival announced titles in its Viewpoints section, which focuses on distinct visions.
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Opponents are morons and idiots, not people meriting a civil response to their viewpoints.
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The outstanding faculty provides a broad range of viewpoints and approaches to art-making.
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"There would be a lot of different viewpoints" on GE's health, Fitch's Ause said.
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He also said that he read books that offered viewpoints that countered his own.
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I am excited to follow this series and consider the implications and opposing viewpoints.
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Working in the field is a strong switch of viewpoints to something entirely different.
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David on grappling with different political viewpoints and why Democrats need a rural strategy.
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The First Amendment bars the government from discriminating among speakers based on their viewpoints.
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Read more " _____ • Laurie Penny in The Baffler: "Not all political viewpoints are morally equivalent.
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Finding Nirvana may require detaching not from everything finite but, rather, from false viewpoints.
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But the final margins may reveal fault lines around gender, age, regions and viewpoints.
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They could also be used to silence harassment, trolls or people with opposing viewpoints.
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Our political system has become so toxic that voters inherently tune out opposing viewpoints.
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Being able to access diverse viewpoints instantly has aided them in shaping their opinions.
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"I want to know if I was targeted for my political viewpoints," he said.
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People with different positions within a company offer unique viewpoints that can be enlightening.
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Debates and decisions are more informed when more participants, viewpoints and information are represented.
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Musk's latest Twitter outburst appears to encapsulate viewpoints he's held for some time now.
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I think Jared's always been interested in politics and had very strong political viewpoints.
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Audience: Because there seems to be these days less tolerance of opposing viewpoints, and because you had said that you actually published viewpoints that you disagreed with, I wonder if you could talk a little bit about how you decided to handle that?
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These are the real problems that should concern all Americans, no matter their political viewpoints.
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Instead she weaves a tapestry of viewpoints that leaves synthesis and revelation to the viewer.
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So Stanford researcher Ryan Singel set out to determine the viewpoints of the real comments.
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Robles accuses school officials of "willfully withholding police manpower" because they disagree with conservative viewpoints.
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Despite their often opposing viewpoints, Meghan McCain and Joy Behar have a healthy working relationship.
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He prefers crisp, succinct briefings and believes a battle of viewpoints yields the best outcome.
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Personnel is policy, and we need more viewpoints in the room to get better results.
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"And we certainly don't shadow ban based on political viewpoints or ideology," the company wrote.
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That is, we filter out dissenting information while seeking data that confirms our original viewpoints.
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Paul LePage for deleting comments from his official Facebook page that disagree with his viewpoints.
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"We'll hear from various viewpoints on what it means to be a Republican," Waldrip said.
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There continues to be no evidence that social networks are routinely suppressing mainstream conservative viewpoints.
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Since then, hundreds of viewpoints have been added to dozens of our most-read stories.
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And conservatives have long been complaining that they believe their viewpoints are being suppressed online.
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To me, political correctness is about respecting people and understanding different viewpoints without judging people.
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Exposing myself, my viewpoints, my thoughts to the public eye is really important to me.
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You can have many viewpoints and one can be just as valid as the other.
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There are also people who complain that YouTube cracks down on specific topics or viewpoints.
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It's in Andy's DNA to listen to all viewpoints and get people to work together.
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As this happens, people get to watch from three different viewpoints near the launch pad.
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But the media must do a better job and invite a greater diversity of viewpoints.
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I'm more open to listening to other people's viewpoints and understanding where they come from.
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Face-to-face interactions can accelerate extremist viewpoints, turning the group to violence, experts said.
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However, he conceded progress would be tricky given the differing viewpoints among G-7 members.
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Candidates are usually quick to insult each other's viewpoints, and things tend to escalate fast.
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Online and in person, these viewpoints have remained deeply embedded within the conspiratorial far right.
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Are there alternative bathroom arrangements that might strike a better compromise among legitimate conflicting viewpoints?
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And Republicans have accused social media companies, with little evidence, of censoring conservative viewpoints online.
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If you are linking to other sources, aim to reflect a diverse collection of viewpoints.
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Twitter's founders have often claimed that it's a neutral platform for speech of opposing viewpoints.
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The state should be prohibited from forcing its own viewpoints on those who boycott Israel.
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The tough issues at stake and differing viewpoints ensure a busy role for K Street.
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Our thought bubble: Facebook prizes openness and has no economic interest in censoring political viewpoints.
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Viewers are made immediately aware of the unflattering viewpoints from which he composes his scenes.
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All critics bring their own subjective viewpoints to their critiques and I loved this movie.
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We'll update this slideshow with more viewpoints, so check back as the election season continues.
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There's also definitely a consideration for all viewpoints, no matter how troubling they may be.
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" Instead, August said, it "shows them coming to appreciate each other without surrendering their viewpoints.
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The story is not only presented from two distinct viewpoints, it uses two distinct methods.
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Often the best way to understand opposing viewpoints is to imagine the proponents in dialogue.
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You need to actually talk to people, check facts, find contrary viewpoints, weed out nonsense.
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When I eliminated my cousins from my Facebook feed, I didn't only eliminate dissenting viewpoints.
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Public schools like U.N.C. have an additional incentive to accommodate a full range of viewpoints.
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With a diversity of viewpoints and ideas comes tension among members of the campus community.
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And I can certainly attest that there is diversity of political viewpoints on our campus.
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A selection of positions that were most altered by discussions with people of other viewpoints.
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I have friends with varying viewpoints and work well with individuals across the political spectrum.
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Conservatives reported that they were more likely to see only conservative viewpoints on social media.
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In Trump's defense, the First Amendment does extend to all viewpoints — whether virtuous or evil.
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The group regularly holds what they call "Change My Mind" events to promote conservative viewpoints.
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Bolton waxed eloquent about process and about providing a variety of viewpoints to the president.
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And they assume that that means those viewpoints are the ones that their district holds.
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The institutions that link elite and mass viewpoints appear to be in much more trouble.
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He ended the interview with a plea for less hostility between people of differing political viewpoints.
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And it means they can't block or censor controversial viewpoints or objectionable content on their networks.
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Clovis took a number of other dubiously scientific—some might say dumbassed—viewpoints on his blog.
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Unlike judges, Justice Department officials are political actors who are allowed to express viewpoints, Rosenzweig said.
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So when you look at The Observer's editorial page, you're seeing viewpoints that reflect the owner's.
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Utilizing social media Post pictures from the meeting demonstrating an eagerness to hear from all viewpoints.
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Despite their opposing political viewpoints, Meghan McCain and Joy Behar are perfectly respectful of each other.
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Can you talk about how those opposing viewpoints have shaped our discourse in the Trump era?
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Or at least subjecting them to those viewpoints, and then they become potentially sympathetic to that.
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Hall estimates ideology by using candidates' donors, assuming that candidates with similar donors have similar viewpoints.
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A lot is going on in this exhibition, its subject reflected through a variety of viewpoints.
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High-level expertise and an openness to many viewpoints enable it to provide reliable, practical information.
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They build trust with an audience, poisoning minds over time using deceptive viewpoints and half-truths.
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The camera adopts seemingly impossible viewpoints, perched on the sea and confined in the claustrophobic cabin.
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ICE appreciates constructive and diverse viewpoints from a wide spectrum of organizations interested in immigration enforcement.
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"It's our responsibility to make sure that there are more organizations with more viewpoints," she said.
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US generated an important conversation allowing interaction among people from many backgrounds and with different viewpoints.
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I have no doubt that people with different life experiences, from different backgrounds bring different viewpoints.
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She then shouted unsubstantiated claims about the suppression of conservative viewpoints on Twitter using a megaphone.
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NFL organizations are made up of people who have emotions and political viewpoints like everyone else.
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Likewise, I don't like it when Conservative schools shy away from exposing students to Liberal viewpoints.
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Last week, a Manhattan judge ruled a bar can toss Trump supporters for their political viewpoints.
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Although Roseanne was a Trump supporter, her sister Jackie, played by Laurie Metcalf, represented liberal viewpoints.
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Suppressing other viewpoints so that workers can't hear multiple sides of an issue doesn't support workers.
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We have even produced browser extensions that one can install to hide viewpoints that are distressing.
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Heterodox Academy Executive Director Deb Mashek explains the importance of diversity of viewpoints on college campuses.
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Those partisans are not going to change their minds, and they will not accept alternative viewpoints.
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Dorsey has denied the charge, stating that his company does not punish users for political viewpoints.
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Zines obviously create alternative visual viewpoints to mainstream representation and put marginalized bodies front and center.
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" The bottom line: Among Americans, 72% believe social media intentionally censors political viewpoints they find "objectionable.
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The policy also prevents these companies from blocking controversial viewpoints or political dissent on their networks.
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"We want to be open and available and accessible to all perspectives and viewpoints," he said.
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Since the panel's creation last fall, the conservation groups have criticized it as lacking balanced viewpoints.
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Heterodox Academy is a network of professors seeking more diversity of viewpoints on American college campuses.
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Republicans grilled Mr. Dorsey, suggesting that Twitter's algorithms suppress conservative viewpoints and discriminate against Republican voices.
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Theories give me different viewpoints; I try to keep a theoretical brain and a business brain.
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Yes, it's theoretically possible that Facebook is engaged in a concerted effort to suppress conservative viewpoints.
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Clinton was trying to use that influence to draw a bright line and exclude extreme viewpoints.
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The anti-vaccine groups presented their viewpoints... some Somali parents spoke about their concerns about autism.
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Will seeing this show and and hearing this speech cause Pence to change his viewpoints overnight?
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Best of all, they attempt to understand each subject from multiple viewpoints, not just their own.
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An extended presentation of authoritative voices offering conflicting viewpoints left some viewers dissatisfied, if not confused.
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The result is "a rare, dazzling, dizzying cornucopia of objects, viewpoints and agendas," Ms. Smith wrote.
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"We've become less tolerant of alternative viewpoints as media has become more polarized," Professor Skewes said.
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Such polarization makes students, just like other adults, less likely to be open to other viewpoints.
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Hearing opposing viewpoints is a vital element of the decision-making process within the Colts organization.
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She suggested that, given the deep divisions and conflicting viewpoints, there was no single acceptable narrative.
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Liberals claimed they were more likely to block or "unfriend" political viewpoints with which they disagreed.
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"The most important thing is that you listen, respect, and acknowledge each other's viewpoints," they said.
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They come into the job with ideological viewpoints, which often are the subject of confirmation hearings.
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When coming to a decision, effective leaders understand that others may have opposing viewpoints, says Pietersen.
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Instead, Pruitt has pushed to encourage state and local government representatives and people with diverse viewpoints.
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Sometimes, people who previously had hateful viewpoints change over time and become more accepting of others.
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So when you look at the Observer's editorial page, you're seeing viewpoints that reflect the owner's.
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The two love each other's frankness, but have always approached their lives from vastly different viewpoints.
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Their research, as well as that of the University of Texas's Harold Clarke and Marianne Stewart, notes that while voters who may hold more sexist viewpoints could move away from Democrats overall, the party could have more to gain from those with less sexist viewpoints crossing over.
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Both her additions of other images and her claustrophobic, fixated viewpoints make her paintings mysterious and unsettling.
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Hailey Baldwin said Stephen&aposs brothers weren&apost the only ones to disagree with his political viewpoints.
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As a result, Facebook agreed to an audit determining whether conservative viewpoints are censored on the platform.
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Noodle: Gorillaz is a fusion of personalities, styles, and viewpoints from the margins of the musical cosmos.
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Facebook might design "serendipity buttons", he suggests, allowing users to click for opposing viewpoints or unfiltered perspectives.
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As it has grown to 1.86 billion users, Facebook has pushed us to more extreme political viewpoints.
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By tracking the scorpion's movements from several different viewpoints, the strike trajectory could be reconstructed in 3D.
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Instead, Variety notes that all five viewpoints will be necessary to understand the truth behind the incident.
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These powerful viewpoints have led to companies releasing public apologies or upgrading their shade ranges across collections.
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But at least Snooze's forced cooldown period could stop people from unfriending people with these opposing viewpoints.
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Perhaps no set of ten viewpoints on something as complex and varied as trans identities could be.
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Such is the search for "balance" in the Trump era, where all viewpoints are worth of hearing.
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The opposing viewpoints are likely to create some tension when the Florida legislative session begins next month.
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It's true that some members of r/The_Donald would welcome new members with liberal, less extremist viewpoints.
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This suggests that political viewpoints and unsourced lies made up for political reasons are the same thing.
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In response to the lawsuit the school said it welcomes speakers of all political viewpoints, including Coulter.
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Whether that willingness to accept multiple viewpoints will trickle down to the mainstream remains to be seen.
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And so we'll look at different viewpoints and so that can be just as addictive, as well.
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He misuses government to target the First Amendment rights of Americans with viewpoints other than his own.
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Gerhard Marx implicates our supposedly objective tradition of geographic scholarship by constructing maps with multiple, shifting viewpoints.
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For most of our history, American political parties were ramshackle coalitions of diverse and even contradictory viewpoints.
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Completely absent any balanced assessment of Klinsmann from Kirschbaum, this book is desperately short on alternative viewpoints.
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Yet the Internet is connecting more diverse viewpoints than ever, as more and more people come online.
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She worked to ensure her father heard pro-Paris viewpoints, including from former Vice President Al Gore.
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Half of it was about gout and was this story, but I was taking on certain viewpoints.
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A conversation that includes opposing viewpoints can feel like looking at the classic vase-or-face picture.
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The combination of close-up and long-range viewpoints is designed to produce a variety of shots.
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We've certainly had content that's been shared by people on Twitter who represent very far-right viewpoints.
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"Meeting new people and hearing from a wide range of viewpoints is part of learning," he wrote.
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Electing more women to office will bring diverse viewpoints to critical policy debates happening around the country.
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In the era of "fake news," opposing viewpoints are instantaneously categorized as factually inaccurate or transparently biased.
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Readers are invited to submit opposing viewpoints and provide additional context, some of which will be published.
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"Meeting new people and hearing from a wide range of viewpoints is part of learning," he continued.
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Thiel is also an outspoken supporter of President Donald Trump and a critic of left-leaning viewpoints.
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Great leaders also make it clear that they welcome challenges, criticism, and viewpoints other than their own.
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We should move away from hyperpartisanship and toward an appreciation for the divergent viewpoints of the electorate.
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"[Talent] must be knowledgeable about conservative viewpoints, current events and the presidential election," a casting ad says.
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A world in which all viewpoints can be respected should, in theory, benefit people from all perspectives.
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The argument behind the new policy is that students need to listen to all viewpoints and opinions.
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The episodes work sans context; they're better when consumed as different viewpoints on the same unnamable future.
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"Creating division or demonizing viewpoints that are different than our own accomplishes nothing positive," Blank had said.
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Politicians or their supporters could use the platforms' reporting tools to suppress viewpoints they dislike, he says.
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He abandons distinct divisions between land and sky for kaleidoscopic mosaics of suggestive textures and shifting viewpoints.
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Republicans went there from all over the country, representing a party that still had many different viewpoints.
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Ms. Reid's talk show panel was made up of women that reflected conservative, minority and liberal viewpoints.
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So Facebook last year launched Study and Viewpoints to further its market research and data collection efforts.
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But, our mission at Times Opinion is to tackle big ideas from a range of newsworthy viewpoints.
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Both have faced criticism from conservative activists as allegedly punishing right-wing viewpoints, which the companies deny.
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And it means we need to hire well, consult experts, learn constantly and seek out different viewpoints.
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The statement said that Plank's comments to CNBC were about Trump's business policies, not his social viewpoints.
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Some people certainly tried to cancel the rapper by swearing off his music and criticizing his viewpoints.
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Students: Read the entire column, then tell us: — What are the opposing viewpoints expressed in the essay?
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"Gaining other viewpoints and perspectives can be very useful for any type of programming project," he said.
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They did not share personal viewpoints or even original tweets other than copy and pasted news alerts.
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The new climate here has made immigrant stories and viewpoints even more crucial than ever, she said.
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They worry that will lead to less minority ownership and less diversity of viewpoints on the airwaves.
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Doing so requires collegial open-mindedness and the input of a generous range of viewpoints and perspectives.
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Bishop Brossart taught me how to respect others and how to be open to seeing different viewpoints.
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"We honor people's sexuality, we honor their political and other viewpoints," the university's president, Timothy Snyder, said.
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The goal is to create a well-rounded collection with a wide range of voices and viewpoints.
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Pat Riley, who was the coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, made sure to obscure all viewpoints.
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His rationale, according to a piece in the Wall Street Journal, is that the Valley is now a politically intolerant culture, left-leaning in the extreme and to the exclusion of any contrarian viewpoints; any culture so unable to consider alternative viewpoints, the thinking continues, will stifle innovation.
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Motivated reasoning helps explain why viewpoints polarise even as more information is more easily available than ever before.
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Today, they're adding voter verification so that you can see how your representatives align with your personal viewpoints.
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Both women have openly conservative viewpoints, which would prove to be an interesting balance for the current dynamic.
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I mean, you know I think Jared's always been interested in politics, and had very strong political viewpoints.
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Facebook and Twitter should create a way to trade timelines / feeds with strangers and see viewpoints of others.
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He praised the speech, given to 50 heads of various Jewish organizations encompassing various political viewpoints, as thoughtful.
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There is no opportunity to meet people with opposing viewpoints nor an opportunity to learn about alternative views.
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Progressive advocacy groups worried that it could enshrine specific religious viewpoints as policy and systematically disenfranchise LGBT people.
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Called the "command center," the tool lets you watch games from multiple viewpoints, switching between them at will.
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If they have been blocked on the basis of their viewpoints, the White House should unblock them immediately.
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Brinkley took to Instagram on Thursday to deny that she broke it off due to differing political viewpoints.
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Penny's struggles to reconcile those conflicting viewpoints into a single coherent truth form the novel's most compelling scenes.
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The huge set piece battles, multiple viewpoints, and plotting feels like it would translate well to other mediums.
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The rules are meant to promote diversity of media ownership, giving consumers access to different content and viewpoints.
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Pew solicited viewpoints on 16 government agencies and found a deeply partisan split on Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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And to hear the women speak for themselves and see additional viewpoints, check out our videos on Instagram.
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To hear the women speak for themselves and to see additional viewpoints, check out our videos on Instagram.
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We welcome a variety of viewpoints, but we do not condone writing that could put others in danger.
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Debates around topics like product excellence can support a wide variety of viewpoints and are great to have.
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Jobs reports, with myriad statistics and breakdowns, have always provided fodder for both sides to tout their viewpoints.
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That hasn't done much to ally fears that the magazines will begin to cater to conservative viewpoints. Great.
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But Ms Luiselli gives her youngsters enlivening voices and viewpoints that infuse hope into "the chaos of history".
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"When [creators] apply to the program, we don't consider political affiliation or viewpoints," a YouTube spokesperson told me.
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The harsh truth allows for discussions and a potential growth in awareness amongst those with anti-immigrant viewpoints.
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They are thus inherently anti-pluralist, dismissive of the rights of minorities and the legitimacy of alternative viewpoints.
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We are a diverse nation, and there are often divergent viewpoints on the many complex issues we face.
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The idea is the combination of viewpoints allows you to navigate the maze and find the other players.
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For this week's Giz Asks, we reached out a number of psychologists with different viewpoints to find out.
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Why it matters: The tech industry's vision has been to create open, neutral platforms that allow all viewpoints.
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Intolerance of alternative viewpoints is spreading to places that make me, a moderate and a liberal, must uncomfortable.
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Professors shouldn't be forced to hide their political viewpoints in their classrooms, their scholarship, and their social media.
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More times than I can count, I encountered other viewpoints, ideas and opinions so different from my own.
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More polarizing messages can be more expensive to distribute precisely because they reflect minority viewpoints, the spokesman said.
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It's difficult in the abstract to appreciate that those with morally objectionable viewpoints can still be good people.
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They showed different viewpoints ranging from the most rational, scientific and legal views, to the most extreme ones.
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He can even appear likable in the moment to people who are inclined to argue with his viewpoints.
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They got elected in competitive races that forced them to consider a wide range of voters and viewpoints.
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In response to the lawsuit, the school said Monday it welcomes speakers of all political viewpoints, including Coulter.
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The CEO, however, says that his company is committed to building a culture at that encompasses all viewpoints.
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But he hasn't yet taken action on the matter, while he considers opposing viewpoints from within his administration.
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"Cutting off opposing viewpoints leads to extremism and will not get us the country we want," Altman tweeted.
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And the framing for that central scene keeps detracting from Marston's attempts to balance Tom and Jenny's viewpoints.
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A novel has the benefit of omniscient viewpoints and backstory that leave no character's — no woman's — complexity unplumbed.
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The American sitcom is better than any other TV format at staging long conversations that express multiple viewpoints.
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Intolerance of alternative viewpoints is spreading to places that make me, a moderate and a liberal, most uncomfortable.
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House Democrats have long played up their diversity, saying that the variety of viewpoints strengthen the party's reach.
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You may believe that there are widely held viewpoints that don't really have a place in either party.
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It also told its harrowing World War II rescue story from shifting viewpoints, and had no acting nominees.
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This rule was established in 1975 with the stated purpose of preserving and promoting a diversity of viewpoints.
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There is this overwhelming and prevailing orthodoxy on campus — people don't want to expose themselves to other viewpoints.
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Cristina García crafts a masterly novel that deals with political exile through the various viewpoints of one family.
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This forces you to look at things differently, finding new angles and viewpoints in order to solve puzzles.
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He denounced a university culture of so-called safe spaces that he said shielded students from diverse viewpoints.
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On the other side are those who see only news that fits with their suburban or rural viewpoints.
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As expected, there's not a significant difference in viewpoints among Democrats when broken down by age, Igienik adds.
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Is there an alternative format for an event that would guarantee that opposing viewpoints are given equal weight?
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And diversity advocates say the industry could benefit financially from films that feature a wide array of viewpoints.
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This approach showed an open-mindedness toward differing viewpoints and treated each side's identity and values with respect.
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And we've all got to have a discussion about it quite honestly, we've got to understand everyone's viewpoints.
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Inevitably we all have our political viewpoints, and they will likely differ from those of family and friends.
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While the viewpoints offered by Johnson are rooted in a long-held and consistent philosophy that can be evaluated by those who agree with him, and those who do not, the viewpoints offered by Trump seem to change like the leaves that change their colors when summer gives way to fall.
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Some Republican Party lawmakers have also said Google, Facebook and Twitter discriminate against conservative viewpoints and suppress free speech.
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I think people are horrified, and celebrities tend towards liberal viewpoints and it would be very toxic for them.
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Twitter openly supports net neutrality, which Pai argued is hypocritical because they differentiate between users based on their viewpoints.
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As a result, many users are fed targeted content instead of being presented with a variety of alternative viewpoints.
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Exit polls: Wealth colors viewpoints in primary voters Northeast Indiana remains a home of stalwart Christian conservatives -- including Rep.
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Many far-right speakers and musicians argue—to varying degrees of success—that expressing their viewpoints constitutes free speech.
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The container hype has cooled a bit and technologists have more solid viewpoints about how to build out architecture.
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Republicans have been alleging that these companies — often founded and still led by idealistic, progressive executives — censor conservative viewpoints.
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Namely, it introduces a whole bunch of other characters who bring their own viewpoints to Kristen and David's pairing.
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You can easily analogize Twitter and the claims to equal representation of political viewpoints to the facts in Tornillo.
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It's an hours-long jaunt from hilltop viewpoints to side-street saloons that your guidebook won't find for you.
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In this way, algorithmic culture is not encouraging of diversity or the coexistence of multiple valid viewpoints and identities.
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According to Dustin and Frauke, all the remaining members of the label unanimously distanced themselves from any sexist viewpoints.
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His current actions and statements reflect the potential viewpoints he might take as a Supreme Court justice, she continues.
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It's an intriguing way to consider Petronio and Antoni's performances while honoring the many viewpoints a presumed audience has.
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The Lasting World seeks to provoke discussions about meaning, and how significance and relevance are constructed from different viewpoints.
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And for Stewart, with Trump has come an all-out embrace of neo-Confederate viewpoints and the alt-right.
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"[Google] has been criticized by many on the right for censoring content that favors conservative viewpoints," Gabbard's lawsuit says.
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Simply put, Google supports viewpoints, political causes, and candidates that favor its policy positions over those that do not.
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Teaching keeps me on my toes and forces me to reevaluate and cultivate my viewpoints on seeing and life.
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This week, there was a report suggesting that Facebook contractors working on Trending Topics suppressed stories with conservative viewpoints.
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Afineevsky, who was born in the Soviet Union, says the decision to exclude alternative viewpoints was a conscious one.
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It assisted me not only in pinpointing weaknesses of certain philosophical theories, but also in articulating alternative philosophical viewpoints.
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" During Oliver's show after the election, he repeatedly told viewers to remember that Trump's extreme viewpoints are "not normal.
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Elsewhere, many wondered whether the firing would have a chilling effect on employees' ability to openly discuss their viewpoints.
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What Pruitt appears to be doing, several climate scientists said, is to circumvent peer review and elevate discredited viewpoints.
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"Pushing ideas off campus or underground will not shut down controversial viewpoints," Suzanne Nossel, PEN America's executive director, said.
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To deal with that, the movie tells scenes from different viewpoints, depending on whose memory is dictating the narrative.
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"Cutting off opposing viewpoints leads to extremism and will not get us the country we want," Sam Altman wrote.
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Those media ownership rules were created to ensure a diversity of viewpoints among local media stations across the country.
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Compassion and empathy, even if agreement is not present, can lead to greater understanding of others and their viewpoints.
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Fox News will never tolerate or give in to attempts to silence diverse viewpoints by agenda-driven intimidation efforts.
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We must teach them to embrace multiple perspectives and viewpoints as critical learning opportunities, while valuing their personal experiences.
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It uses 3D capture technology, in which the subject is surrounded by 3D cameras capturing them from different viewpoints.
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Goff, the Obama alum and co-founder of Precision Strategies, argues that both viewpoints put Democrats at a disadvantage.
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It is time to reestablish a bright line that protects free expression, while also protecting religious and political viewpoints.
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"We want to be open and available and accessible to all perspectives and viewpoints," he said in the interview.
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Or, use a protocol called Circle of Viewpoints that focuses on helping students consider diverse perspectives on a topic.
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They have to allow speakers regardless of viewpoints -- even when they know the speaker is likely to draw protests.
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Reasons, per ALA: The book was banned and challenged for including LGBTQIA+ content, and for political and religious viewpoints.
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In a theatrical coup, he sang Mr. Wallowitch's little-known ballad "I Live Alone Again" twice, from opposite viewpoints.
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When I met this young lady [who the songs are about], all of my viewpoints of everything were changing.
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When you first started "Full Frontal," did you think there would be a wider variety of viewpoints by now?
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Then head outside to admire one of the city's finest miradouros (viewpoints) that sweeps across the terracotta-tiled rooftops.
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A lot of the prepper community has more right-wing viewpoints and so they thought Hillary would be disastrous.
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My generation preaches equality, tolerance, and diversity, but opposes anyone with viewpoints and opinions that vary from their own.
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Still, Facebook's council can't hope to gain legitimacy if it doesn't represent a broad array of viewpoints and perspectives.
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At the core of American democracy, when it works, is the tolerance of a broad range of political viewpoints.
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Simply tolerating different viewpoints, practices and lifestyles with which a person disagrees wouldn't be enough; affirmation would be required.
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And at Berkeley, even liberals who oppose Ms. Coulter's viewpoints said her speech should have been allowed to proceed.
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Our trip cost about $60 per person and included lunch, snorkel gear, and stops to several beaches and viewpoints.
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Our trip cost about $60 per person and included lunch, snorkel gear, and stops to several beaches and viewpoints.
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The teacher may usually express open viewpoints about gender, but in that split second, their inner biases come through.
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Grewal said that investigators had found several social media profiles for the shooters, with posts that "espouse certain viewpoints."
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But some viewpoints are fundamentally untethered from American values and should no longer receive any state support or endorsement.
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On one side, the so-called elites see only news that fits with their urban, most likely progressive viewpoints.
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While all of the candidates on stage are proponents of universal healthcare, they come to it from different viewpoints.
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Ask students if multiple viewpoints are the same thing as "alternative facts" — and discuss what the differences are. 3.
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Cubans cannot read viewpoints critical of, or disapproved by, the regime, and expressing such views means running considerable risks.
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First she had students read a story about the whistle-blower, as well as several viewpoints on the inquiry.
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I stopped at viewpoints along the way to look at the aquamarine sea stretching toward Danang's rapidly growing skyline.
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None of these are particularly radical viewpoints in themselves, but they don't have much recent precedent in Congress, either.
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And Rand Paul was viewed as the person to take those viewpoints to the highest echelon of American politics.
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President Trump often uses Twitter as a medium to get out his viewpoints on a variety of different issues.
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It found that the public, especially Republicans, think social media sites censor political viewpoints at least to some degree.
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It's about time that mainstream outlets demonstrate a commitment to diversity of thought by welcoming more right-leaning viewpoints.
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But it also stints on deploying actual marginalized viewpoints, and treats the ones it does deploy as, eh, whatever.
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In a statement Tuesday, the university said "both" groups "expressing varying viewpoints on an issue" were within their rights.
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Dozens of firefighters responded to a fire on Arthur's Seat, one of the most famous viewpoints in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Studies have shown that many climate deniers are not incorrigible, but in fact are surprisingly open to new viewpoints.
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It's a trend that has led to outcry from the public, civil liberties groups, and legislators with opposing viewpoints.
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They aren't; the alt-right's true purpose appears to be attacking public figures, mostly men, who have outspoken leftist viewpoints.
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And increasing numbers of actual, real, normal people who use those platforms today feel that they are experiencing biased viewpoints.
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This was essential to the how of the move, simply because I needed to understand viewpoints other than my own.
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"Google supports viewpoints, political causes, and candidates that favor its policy positions over those that do not," the complaint says.
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Apparently, 26 percent of news on people's feeds comes from opposing viewpoints, the Facebook COO said at an event Tuesday.
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Some Republican Party lawmakers have also said Google, Facebook and Twitter Inc discriminate against conservative viewpoints and suppress free speech.
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After all if you were to care about any place outside of CA you'd may have to deal opposing viewpoints.
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Instead, the show presents you with multiple viewpoints, all playing simultaneously, and you decide which one is the focal point.
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I think this, because these are often the same friends who have asked everyone with differing viewpoints to defriend them.
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With often opposing viewpoints, it's not all that unusual for Meghan McCain and Joy Behar to clash on The View.
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More wholesome, informed and scientific viewpoints on religion, government, ecology, global warming, and scientific findings about DNA are readily available.
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We need to rediscover the lost art of civil disagreement, the ability to hold opposing viewpoints without resorting to hate.
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This person pointed to Biden's more moderate viewpoints compared with those of other Democrats running or considering entering the race.
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She spun circular arguments around straightforward issues and aggressively offered contrarian viewpoints to events I recounted—essentially picking a fight.
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Pierce's existential meanderings under the Spiritualized banners have expressed solitary viewpoints, he's often used communal forms to communicate that loneliness.
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" But he added: "The real question behind the question is, are we doing something according to political ideology or viewpoints?
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After all, true enlightenment and education consists of hearing all viewpoints and not just the indoctrination of the liberal perspective.
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To understand why, you have to look at the situation from different viewpoints in a "Rashomon effect" kind of way.
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A recent proliferation of politically motivated boycotts seeks to punish "bad" viewpoints; protesters are eager to shout down incorrect speech.
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A diversity of viewpoints and life experiences produces better outcomes not only in the classroom, but also well into adulthood.
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Facebook on Wednesday sought to reassure users that its signature homepage News Feed doesn't favor some political viewpoints over others.
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Opposing viewpoints can't just be argued against; they have to be shut down, because merely hearing them can cause harm.
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It is inevitable that people around the world -- including from America and China -- will have different viewpoints over different issues.
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Facebook on Wednesday sought to reassure users that its signature homepage News Feed doesn't favor some political viewpoints over others.
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In fact, we are less a monolith and more a monster sorority, patched together from disparate viewpoints and dissimilar experiences.
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This institutional obstinance clashes with the viewpoints of the majority of Americans, two-thirds of whom support federal cannabis legalization.
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The result is that students today are immersed in a learning environment where differing viewpoints are denied, rather than debated.
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Since self-realization is an inherently political act, Bassey is also an inherently political record—presenting certain viewpoints and ideologies.
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Momentum to fix the Fed's diversity problem grew on Thursday when Hillary Clinton endorsed the viewpoints expressed in the letter.
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Ms. Colón's play, directed by David Monteagudo, depicts the history and aftermath of this event from a multiplicity of viewpoints.
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Neither of these viewpoints is worth much without a serious consideration of what happened and what needs to be done.
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They boast their prowess of wordplay, juggling clever puns and Mexican slang with Morrissey's rapier wit and wickedly dismal viewpoints.
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Consequently, TV in 21980 is much more reflective of a world beyond the limited viewpoints on offer in the past.
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Their viewpoints are always glass half empty, and they can inject fear and concern into even the most benign situations.
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"There are very few examples of shows where people specifically from very differing backgrounds and viewpoints come together," says Aiken.
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Senators said much of that content is conspiracy theories, partisan viewpoints and misleading information on Google's YouTube, Facebook and elsewhere.
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"Progressives want to make it easier for voters to express their values and viewpoints, not harder," the six senators wrote.
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Millions of people organize their social lives and their news exposure along ideological lines to avoid people with opposing viewpoints.
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You get "Artistic License: Six Takes on the Guggenheim Collection," a rare, dazzling, dizzying cornucopia of objects, viewpoints and agendas.
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I read the book "White Fragility," and I know how defensive people can get when questioned about their racial viewpoints.
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It's not against federal law to join a white supremacist or white nationalist organization, or to espouse white nationalist viewpoints.
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Both those positions, I contend, embody reasonable — although opposing — viewpoints, and I will not try to decide between them here.
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I think they're gonna open up all sorts of interesting areas of business and ideas and viewpoints of the world.
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"One of the best ways to overcome intolerance is through education and exposure to different people and viewpoints," State Sen.
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"We realize that many may find the viewpoints expressed in these channels deeply offensive," a YouTube spokesperson told The Verge.
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Such attacks echo longstanding accusations by Trump and other Republicans that Silicon Valley giants suppress political viewpoints they don't like.
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In an increasingly polarized political climate, an understanding of opposing viewpoints is crucial to developing and strengthening one's own ideology.
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"Pronunciations" is the name of the survey and it's accessible through Viewpoints, a separate Facebook app focused on market research.
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The new market research app, called Viewpoints, promises to compensate users in exchange for filling out surveys and other tasks.
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Facebook announced Monday the introduction of Viewpoints, a market research app that rewards users for participating in surveys and research.
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Thus do we also find that partisans tend to be unfamiliar with viewpoints and thought processes of the opposing side.
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Clinging unswervingly to the girls' viewpoints, "Kill Me Please" is at once brash and subtle, blissed out and razor sharp.
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The political viewpoints of the former president and the former first lady in various ways could not be further apart.
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In Trump's America, visa rejections aren't about making the United States safer — they exist to clamp down on opposing viewpoints.
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In this idealization, a debate should allow different viewpoints not only to be heard but also to challenge one another.
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Afterward, he asked his staff to "get Cotton and Purdue to come because they represent different viewpoints," the official said.
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My case allows American voices and viewpoints that have been marginalized and ignored the freedom we need to be heard.
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It also works to find whether news stories have a slant and can recommend to users stories with different viewpoints.
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It requires the state — in practice, the courts — to protect ideas and viewpoints that a majority of voters have rejected.
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The word "sectarian" has a history of being used as a pejorative for religious viewpoints and beliefs outside the mainstream.
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Because of Clinton's ability to change viewpoints at will, ignoring prior rhetoric, Sanders is poised to win the Democratic nomination.
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Kameron's looks on the runway have been consistently excellent and they have all showed a variety of tastes and viewpoints.
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Pierson's study shows that while male voices dominate the conversation in comment sections, female viewpoints are valued and desperately needed.
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Her viewpoints translated into policies adopted within the Republican Party so she's incredibly relevant to discuss immigration under the Trump administration.
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" The survey also asked about sharing viewpoints "in a casual work context, if the subject of politics or culture were raised.
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If there's actual footage, it might overlap with the HBO version, or tell the same story from different angles or viewpoints.
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Tech companies should instead allow political debates and make sure that employees with different viewpoints feel comfortable participating, the employee said.
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I know that a lot of bands have diverse fanbases, but we interact with people that are from completely different viewpoints.
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Facebook and Twitter have spent months shooting down accusations that they're deliberately suppressing the viewpoints of one political ideology over another.
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Fostering a healthy, rational, and informed debate in a mass society requires mechanisms that elevate opposing viewpoints, preferably their best versions.
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Under Armour has since released a statement saying Plank's comments were in regard to Trump's business policies, not his social viewpoints.
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When Meghan is not honoring her dad on the show, The View co-host is often challenged for her conservative viewpoints.
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" He added that none of the positions in the department "require applicants to hold certain viewpoints as a condition of hiring.
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Cotton has expressed concerns about state-level election security, one of the least partisan viewpoints regularly expressed by the Arkansas Senator.
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And ultimately the two 2017 Sonic games — despite wildly different viewpoints for the franchise — end up complimenting each other pretty well.
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We've known for some time that its echo chamber could be an issue in terms of exposing us to differing viewpoints.
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When that goal has been achieved, probably through more court judgments and interpretations, the focus will switch to other inconvenient viewpoints.
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The situation earned Google widespread criticism from conservatives claiming Google was punishing Damore for his ideology and drowning out dissenting viewpoints.
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday ruled that President Trump violated the Constitution in blocking critics of his viewpoints on Twitter.
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The monochromatic drawings, rendered in ink and charcoal, fuse mechanical and architectural elements in a haunting, futuristic tangle of splintering viewpoints.
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What would the field look like if they did, and, ultimately, how do we deal with these differing, sometimes oppositional viewpoints?
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I think where we really need to be focused is making sure you're building teams that have different viewpoints and perspectives.
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"We think this strikes the right balance between free expression and access to information without promoting extremely offensive viewpoints," Walker wrote.
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We hosted this series of essays from a range of people with varied viewpoints, in the interests of fostering constructive debate.
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But this focus overlooks the attitudes and viewpoints of the groups and coalitions that are strongly opposed to the Trump presidency.
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With that, you're ready to go talk about the problem as a process, where different viewpoints are aired and evaluated directly.
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What's hard, is deciding how to make sure the bots we create don't merely mirror the most hateful viewpoints of humanity.
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It also allows groups of all viewpoints to buy ads on the platform, something its rivals Twitter and Snapchat have resisted.
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In anticipation of the trip, Reuters photographers captured viewpoints from people across the Middle East regarding the president and his policies.
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By becoming more diverse and inclusive to different viewpoints, Congress will be better equipped to meet the challenges facing our country.
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The lack of minorities has been documented as well, and it's hard to represent different viewpoints when varied opinions aren't there.
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In the gallery, the sculptures reflect back disjointed shapes and viewpoints, breaking to pieces any viewer that passes through the space.
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The key issue is ensuring citizens are not kept out because of their viewpoints or what they have to he said.
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Why it matters: Technology giants have long funded a wide range of non-profits and advocacy groups that share their viewpoints.
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YouTube's algorithm is designed to push videos that will keep you watching, and extreme viewpoints do that better than anything else.
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In a speech last month, Mr. Xi outlined what he described as the two prevalent viewpoints on tech policy in China.
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Media organizations traditionally expect people who want to publicly express their stances to take full and transparent ownership of their viewpoints.
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But on the other side are Republican lawmakers and conservatives more focused on another issue: censorship of conservative content or viewpoints.
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Under the ruling, Trump is not allowed to block users on a publicly available platform if he disagrees with their viewpoints.
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And uber-hawk Tom Cotton has emerged as one of the senators whose advice and viewpoints Trump pays close attention to.
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" Hawley pointed to a "growing list of evidence" that tech companies are "making editorial decisions to censor viewpoints they disagree with.
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Earlier this year, a group of Facebook employees formed a group that criticizes the company for being intolerant to conservative viewpoints.
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I also know there is room – and indeed great value – in our communities upholding the rights and viewpoints of both communities.
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"The company believes that this management proposal is an effective means to obtain stockholder viewpoints and engage with stockholders," it said.
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" The email chain in the GOP report ends with Kozora concluding that "we just have two opposing viewpoints on the matter.
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But the members of the Democratic caucus were not just liberals or progressives; they reflected a wide range of political viewpoints.
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Lawmakers clashed Tuesday at a contentious hearing over claims that social media platforms and tech companies are biased against conservative viewpoints.
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The problem comes when diametrically opposed viewpoints abound — the Google algorithm can not identify which is misinformation and which is truth.
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She's worked to ensure her father hears pro-Paris viewpoints, including during a phone call with former Vice President Al Gore.
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Allowing those companies to do so would severely harm the diversity of voices and viewpoints, including those of communities of color.
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Scroll below for tips on where to stay, where to eat and drink, plus a few of my favorite scenic viewpoints.
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Facebook Viewpoints is available on iOS and Android, and the company plans to open the app to more countries next year.
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The differing viewpoints on Syrian Kurds have been a source of tension between the United States and Turkey, two NATO allies.
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Rather than creating ideological litmus tests for "certain fields," we should promote discussion and engagement among those who hold opposing viewpoints.
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That thrusts into the public domain a widely held view among Republicans that platforms like Facebook and Twitter censor conservative viewpoints.
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But this perspective shift, which pushes viewers inside the cult's compound more than other viewpoints, leads to a queasily confused miniseries.
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"Trump won the nomination because he was anti-left, not because of any political viewpoints," Mr. Shapiro said in an interview.
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But in a time of entrenched viewpoints, can either manage to rope in a voter or 2,000 from the opposing party?
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We'll provide updates and analysis, reflections and reporting, and ask you, our readers, to share your insights, viewpoints, stories and ideas.
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After considering the different viewpoints from the articles and video, has your initial reaction changed or been reinforced in any way?
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"Meeting new people and hearing from a wide range of viewpoints is part of learning," Zuckerberg said in a Facebook post.
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Often the criticism is not unlike viewpoints expressed on authentic US-based independent websites, especially ones with an anti-establishment perspective.
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Facebook will let you make voice recordings as part of a new program called "Pronunciations" in its Viewpoints market research app.
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It also helps ensure team members aren't being biased, and makes them question their own viewpoints, which is a valuable skill.
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We have shared many beers at Bill's, on East 54th Street, debating our opposing political viewpoints and sharing our life experiences.
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Our editor Paige Cowett and producers Rachel Quester and Eric Krupke envisioned this episode as a narrative told from multiple viewpoints.
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Driving through the region, hopping between farmers' markets and viewpoints, it was impossible to forget the tragic backdrop to my visit.
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Driving through the region, hopping between farmers' markets and viewpoints, it was impossible to forget the tragic backdrop to my visit.
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She said news organizations should routinely define the meaning of alt-right so that readers understand the specific viewpoints it encompasses.
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Do you think social media shields its users from opposing viewpoints, keeping them in a "filter bubble" of their own making?
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Those who support Donald Trump watch certain TV stations, listen to their chosen broadcasters, and read publications that reflect their viewpoints.
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A true public square In a healthy public square, all viewpoints are welcomed and thinkers battle with their words and ideas.
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The New York Times/Siena College have been examining voter viewpoints on Kavanaugh in battleground House races over the last week.
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Readers are invited to submit opposing viewpoints and provide additional context, some of which will be published in the days ahead.
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Republican senators have accused it of discriminating against conservative viewpoints and suppressing free speech, suggesting antitrust action could fix the situation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A window operating in a metaphorical capacity lets me into all sorts of imaginative viewpoints.
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Hiring its alumni does not show that the university is open to "diverse" viewpoints, as defenders of the Short appointment suggest.
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Trump may have been referring to the "Fairness Doctrine" that was designed to ensure broadcasters present opposing viewpoints about public issues.
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However, Marker creates a complicated portrait of ancient Greece, full of differing viewpoints that are finally funneled through his own vision.
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The Weekly Standard — Bill Kristol's weekly magazine features an array of neoconservative viewpoints and informed takes from right-leaning Washington think tanks.
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As I wrote earlier this year: With Trump has come an all-out embrace of neo-Confederate viewpoints and the alt-right.
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Overtime, Dr. King learned to welcome and encourage disparate viewpoints so that he could consider all perspectives before making a final decision.
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They still believe to a larger extent that social media companies favor liberal viewpoints, though 16 percent believe the sites favor conservatives.
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Horror Noire's greatest strength may be the way it manages to embrace the viewpoints of scholars and fans at the same time.
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One of the goals of the game, and its dual-perspective storyline in particular, is to show various viewpoints of a conflict.
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Dr Peter Saunders is the director of Care Not Killing This article is part of a series of viewpoints on assisted dying.
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This begrudging acceptance may lead to outward harmony, but hides toxic viewpoints that can significantly strain interracial relations further down the track.
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The study defined junk news as reports that are false and which present "ideologically extreme, hyper-partisan or conspiratorial" viewpoints as facts.
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This new film interrogates how a camera can capture one version of reality, but its material can be read through divergent viewpoints.
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It's likely she'll continue to be a vocal proponent of these viewpoints once she's officially sworn in as member of the House.
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And that's the point — the bill is just a metaphor for Claire and the Shepherds' opposing viewpoints and omnipresent battle of wills.
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When it comes to changing views, even the most iconic feminist thinkers have admitted to evolving their viewpoints on aspects of feminism.
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Nilay, Dieter, and Paul sit down to discuss the action and their viewpoints on what this means going forward for the internet.
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The May 2 date would "eviscerate" student access to the event, "depriving Berkeley students of a much-needed counterweight" to liberal viewpoints.
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I was skeptical about our ability to get along, and about my ability create a cohesive narrative that represented our differing viewpoints.
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What surprised you the most about what you learned during the process of talking to people with different viewpoints on gun control?
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Currently, Americans live in a digital world in where they are able to seek information tuned to their specific interests and viewpoints.
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Thousands signed a petition to resurrect the show last year, with some speculating that it was canceled because it depicted conservative viewpoints.
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Both of these viewpoints, in their purest forms, overlook several critical technological and political nuances that will foster mutual progress and security.
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Cries of liberal bias by right-wingers too often causes mainstream media outlets to overcompensate and provide disproportionate coverage to conservative viewpoints.
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Akon suggests Kanye could use some help ... and who better than a guy who's got his back, but also offers different viewpoints.
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With so many competing viewpoints, solidarity within the Resistance is essentially impossible to achieve, and really seems to be beside the point.
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A great deal of this legislation had the support of Republicans who, at the time, included a diversity of viewpoints as well.
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Emmanuel Macron hailed the "European cooperation" that had allowed the often divergent viewpoints from across the continent to find some common ground.
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You could also speculate that Andreessen wanted some of his old tweeted viewpoints to disappear, but at this point it's highly unlikely.
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" In response to suggestions social media companies discriminate against conservative viewpoints, Potts said Facebook errs "on the side of allowing more speech.
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There are moral reasons for mounting a robust opposition to Moore, whose viewpoints are alarming and have no place in the Senate.
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While nothing is certain yet, it's very possible that Pompeo could espouse even more conservative viewpoints on climate change than his predecessor.
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The absence of diverse viewpoints triggered a sharp rebuke earlier Tuesday from Democrats who sit on the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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We recognize that our interpretation of the play has provoked heated discussion; audiences, sponsors and supporters have expressed varying viewpoints and opinions.
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Little economic incentive for mainstream media networks to cover certain topics or viewpoints, due to ratings or sales pressure, exacerbates the problem.
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Resetting the Table builds dialogue about charged issues among people with diverse viewpoints, some of whom may feel skeptical, dismissive or estranged.
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But a bedrock principle of First Amendment law, she wrote, is that the government may not draw distinctions based on speakers' viewpoints.
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If the top search engines or social media platforms began highlighting opposing viewpoints or opinions, people will move to ones that don't.
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I mean, I view myself as a storyteller, and this is a really interesting story that has a lot of different viewpoints.
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I am down with Mr. Dorsey on the part about different viewpoints being expressed in a civil and even moderately testy way.
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Of course no one should be advocating political viewpoints in the exam room — patients need a neutral, nonjudgmental atmosphere to feel secure.
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Just recently, Gervais faced blowback after tweeting what seemed to be sympathy for the viewpoints of trans-exclusionary radical feminists, or TERFs.
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In a big country like ours, with diverse views, the legislature is tasked with finding common ground on issues with diverse viewpoints.
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Trump and other prominent Republicans have long accused Twitter of "shadow banning" users with conservative viewpoints, an accusation Twitter has strongly denied.
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And what they&aposre learning, according to an industry expert familiar with the viewpoints of major private-sector players, is surprising them.
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"It's one of those things where I think we have to understand that there are people that have different viewpoints," Goodell said.
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If it's made available to you, you won't need to update the Viewpoints app to see it pop up, the company says.
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"Regardless of political affiliation, we should agree that robust democracy demands a variety of viewpoints from a myriad of sources," they wrote.
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Other reasons include profanity, sexually explicit content, religious viewpoints and materials that candidly portray injustices and inequality experienced by people of color.
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That way is defined by open-mindedness and equal consideration of identities, viewpoints and values on both sides of a passionate disagreement.
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Even though people can theoretically see hidden replies, it allows them to tailor online debates, hiding opposing viewpoints or corrections to misinformation.
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Our hope is to teach our students to respect each other and to respect different viewpoints on a variety of societal issues.
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Simon & Schuster defended its move on Twitter, saying that book deals did not amount to a corporate endorsement of the authors' viewpoints.
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Lawmakers have threatened to crack down unless tech companies can prove that their processes and algorithms are not biased against conservative viewpoints.
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In a culture of intellectual diversity, students learn from one another how to understand the logic of viewpoints different from their own.
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They represent a range of bipartisan viewpoints and consist of former state policymakers and members of the civil rights and disability communities.
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The company also says it won't share information from the app to third parties or share your Facebook Viewpoints activity on Facebook.
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That led to a remarkable few hours in the heart of Boston where contrasting viewpoints clashed in dramatic — and sometimes physical — ways.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is even considering a formal investigation to determine whether or not tech giants are indeed suppressing conservative viewpoints.
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We may not be able to change his political viewpoints, but he could definitely learn a thing or two from our Overwatch guide.
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It doesn't mean that I want to be editorializing the news and choosing what's important and pushing my political viewpoints on people, no.
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Although he identified as a Democrat during his previous time in Congress, Bright says he's always been a firm proponent of conservative viewpoints.
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"Donald Trump and I see America from very different viewpoints, and we have since we were born," Warren told supporters in Des Moines.
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He also said that efforts to remedy the gap are drowning out "ideological diversity" and creating a culture that discriminates against conservative viewpoints.
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"There are different viewpoints on the TAV (the Turin-Lyon high-speed rail link), on autonomy (for some regions) and immigration," he noted.
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Over time it's been made clear that toxic viewpoints, such as those embraced by the Gamergate hate group, are not welcome on GAF.
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Al Jazeera is not a perfect news organisation, but it strives to offer a variety of viewpoints: government and dissident, domestic and foreign.
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Macall said she wanted to lend a hand to these incoming refugees, to show them that those viewpoints did not represent all Americans.
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Joel Kolley said that he objects to the term "divisive," because it's come to signify anything said by two parties holding opposing viewpoints.
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This week a Media Matters report was published suggesting that the conservative views get much greater exposure on Facebook than left-leaning viewpoints.
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The viewpoints of the astronauts and seeing Earth from a new perspective is enough to make this docuseries stand out from the rest.
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Unfortunately however, while some of Trump's viewpoints help promote needed debate, many of his other foreign policy ideas are incoherent or even alarming.
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Multiple regulators overseeing the same thing can be beneficial if they act as backstops to one another and provide different viewpoints, Brown said.
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In order to be inclusive moving forward, it's important to see the world from viewpoints that go beyond assumptions of how we live.
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We also looked at, how do you differentiate promoted content designed to manipulate political viewpoints with promoted content designed to manipulate commercial behavior?
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YouTube will add information from Wikipedia to videos about popular conspiracy theories to provide alternative viewpoints on controversial subjects, its CEO said today.
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The characters represent real viewpoints, but the film skips the hard work of characterisation, and they never become fully realised in the imagination.
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But if the concept of non-executive directors is to work at all, a diverse range of viewpoints is needed to avoid "groupthink".
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However, Cernekee denies he agrees with alt-right viewpoints, and says he was simply being smeared for being an advocate of free speech.
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As a result, users become separated from information that disagrees with their viewpoints, effectively isolating them in their own cultural or ideological bubbles.
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Vital organizations and industries cultivate diverse and competitive viewpoints, because it's this very "clash of ideas" that tends to produce innovation and adaptation.
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Ignoring, belittling or bashing viewpoints like the one Stephens presented won't change anyone's minds, no matter what the facts of climate science say.
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Why it matters: Kushner is viewed internally as the official most capable of gathering competing viewpoints and translating/presenting the policy to Trump.
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We're seeing a president who's racist and sexist and overtly so, and who is emboldening these groups of extremists who have similar viewpoints.
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Lord is known for his conservative viewpoints expressed on CNN, often drawing criticism and ire from the left and praise from the right.
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In an appearance on "The View" last month, Buttigieg said it was important to leverage Fox News' massive audience to explain his viewpoints.
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This blend of politics and talk show theatrics appealed to a demographic of Americans who felt their viewpoints weren't acknowledged by mainstream media.
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Some are documentaries, including "Death in the Terminal," a much-hyped documentary that looks at a terrorist attack in Israel from numerous viewpoints.
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He has drawn criticism from several groups who claim his viewpoints on radical Islamic fundamentalism are an overbroad indictment on the Muslim faith.
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It's a perfect example of how he set himself aside from other artists, by being able to explore viewpoints way beyond his own.
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Allowing Enoch to take center stage, precisely because of his disturbing viewpoints, gives him a new platform from which to spew his hate.
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It's the typical Fallout dilemma, presenting you with multiple factions, all with opposing viewpoints, and then forcing you to essentially pick a side.
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Meanwhile, Disney is juggling two opposing viewpoints internally about ESPN's future as a linear TV network, according to people familiar with the matter.
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By contrast, Laura Karpman, who is competing to represent the music branch, is emphasizing her hope that more diverse viewpoints will be represented.
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Indeed, cities like New York could legislatively bar the denial of service based on political identity so long as it protects all viewpoints.
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When asked about seeing political discussions of people with different viewpoints than their own, poll participants were even more irritated with political interactions.
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That distance in viewpoints could delay an agreement with the EU on the divorce, a partner from international law firm Bird & Bird said.
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Set in the period of the Inquisition, Poe's tale featured intolerance of opposing viewpoints, corruption of institutions, secret courts and special prosecutors. Hmm.
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Because even more than the "Best Picture" winner, the "People's House" should reflect the diversity of viewpoints, backgrounds and experiences of its constituents.
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McCarthy helped arrange Pichai's appearance earlier this year after leading conservatives in accusing Google and other Silicon Valley giants of suppressing conservative viewpoints.
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Such viewpoints are a salve against the prevalence of overblown luxury, an antidote to corporate spin and shiny celebs famous for their fame.
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The climate change movement is surging to newfound political power, thanks to an influx of new leaders of diverse ages, backgrounds and viewpoints.
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"We believe in the open competition of ideas and encourage our scholars to engage with experts from all sectors and viewpoints," she said.
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I think it's in the interest of everybody, companies and everybody else, to have a wide array of interests and viewpoints out there.
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Echo chambers and uncivil discourse: This project will measure the extent of how much Twitter users interact and acknowledge a variety of viewpoints.
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As a school of more than 40,000 students, I was confident that there would be a diverse set of viewpoints to learn from.
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We need to at least respect those who hold opposing viewpoints if we ever want to see the same attitude from our leaders.
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Mr. Morris at the ABC said that the bills essentially threaten a wide swath of conversations and research involving dissenting or competing viewpoints.
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The two most discussed concerns this past year were about diversity of viewpoints we see (filter bubbles) and accuracy of information (fake news).
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None of the three people could say what penalties, if any, the order would envision for companies deemed to be censoring political viewpoints.
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Colleges are taking heat for their supposed liberal bias; it is bad press for them to be seen as "silencing" more conservative viewpoints.
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" Exact details of the points system are unclear, though, and Viewpoints' terms of service notes that "some rewards may have no cash value.
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We want to have the best diverse and the most experienced viewpoints around the table when we have to tackle these complicated issues.
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Rather than challenge the Moral Majority on religious terms, they argued that religious leaders had no right to impose their viewpoints on others.
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But Trump has also made tech giants like Google a frequent target, often claiming that tech companies censor conservative viewpoints to benefit Democrats.
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The University of Michigan researchers have their own way of measuring the gulf between the two viewpoints and how quickly it has flipped.
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The differing viewpoints of the two biggest shareholders of the unit, called GM Korea, underscore the severity of the challenges facing its restructuring.
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" In response to the Provost's claims that his viewpoints are racist, sexist and homophobic, he wrote, "These insults no longer have much meaning.
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She fosters an inclusive environment by respecting different backgrounds and viewpoints and strives for the 360-degree optic, which best serves the mission.
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The report highlights a brewing battle over how much control internet providers and platforms should have when it comes to unpopular political viewpoints.
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In the United States, we have reached a point where nobody is willing to engage with viewpoints that don't conform to their own.
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You adore reality television and extremely opinionated cable tv hosts giving their partisan viewpoints as you nod along in a zombie-like trance.
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So figuring out that a given media outlet is changing viewers' minds, rather than merely reflecting their viewpoints back to them, is tricky.
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Sanders' Speechwriter David Sirota shares his memories from the Senator's decades long career in public service and how they helped shape Sanders' viewpoints.
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" Mr. Huseman said Amazon provided customers "with access to a variety of viewpoints, including books and videos that some customers may find objectionable.
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Similarly, while Republicans have frequently praised the economic growth fostered by Silicon Valley, they've also taken to attacking tech censorship of conservative viewpoints.
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The Good Place's explicit explanation of the gang's different philosophical viewpoints is kind of beautiful, even if it is a little heavy-handed.
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It then shows how the same line would look from all three of the viewpoints necessary to get a complete view of the same line if it were projected in three dimensions, all six of the different viewpoints necessary to capture it in four dimensions, and on, up to the 55 angles on a now-thoroughly-kinked line projected into 11 dimensions.
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The track takes about six to eight hours to hike and is known to have one of the best viewpoints in the Tararua Range.
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Mattarella&aposs willingness to accommodate different viewpoints — but also to draw lines he won&apost cross — ultimately played out in the current political crisis.
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This, they concluded, was because those participants had damaged the part of the brain that determines how open humans are to understanding different viewpoints.
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"This really strikes at the core principle of universities, as well as the county, in being open to a variety of viewpoints," he said.
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So everybody can be the adult at the table and engage in a thoughtful, deliberative way that is respectful of other people&aposs viewpoints.
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Details: The FCC's rules prohibiting broadcasters from owning two top-rated stations in a market aims to protect business competition and diversity of viewpoints.
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As Motherboard reported, many Google employees internally defended Damore and his viewpoints, so it's possible other employees have interest in joining a potential lawsuit.
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"We're really missing something when we don't listen to others with different political viewpoints and just write them off as being stupid," Crowe says.
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"We empower people to understand different sides of an issue and encourage dissenting opinions and viewpoints to be discussed openly," it says, in part.
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Such a massive number of bots could make certain viewpoints feel more widespread than they actually were, or help fringe ideas trend on Twitter.
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MC Carol's mission, and that of other feminist funkeiras, is not to make the style less rude but to bring to it women's viewpoints.
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Often, workplace efforts stop at diversity — have we done our best to build a team that is representative of diverse backgrounds, cultures and viewpoints?
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Therefore, if Trump blocks people for criticizing his political viewpoints, he'd be doing the equivalent of kicking them out of a digital town hall.
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Good Trouble provides viewpoints outside of the Adams-Foster perspective, many through the people living alongside Callie and Mariana in their DTLA apartment building.
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The openness appears to be by design, as Trump and his team tout an openness to different viewpoints and a degree of ideological flexibility.
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The duo wore clothes representing their historical roots but expressed modern viewpoints and were used to raise awareness for several topics, including environmental issues.
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Seventy-two percent of all respondents said it was likely or very likely that social media sites intentionally censor political viewpoints they find objectionable.
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The companies are working to prevent fake actors from using their services while protecting the ability of their human users to express political viewpoints.
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Now in the Trump era, the cast is forced to cross the cultural divide and take on viewpoints that are different from their own.
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Moreover, it is not a bad thing to have additional circuits rendering decisions (and different viewpoints) on controversies for submission to the Supreme Court.
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As the viewer changes his or her point of view, viewpoints are dynamically switched, with the one in focus always showing the optimal resolution.
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Which means for each different person, from a different range of viewpoints on a different set of topics, from a different set of publishers.
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In Nier: Automata, it's robots talking to fellow robots about the necessity of such standards, as humans—and human-centric viewpoints—take a backseat.
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The report claims Kaplan was concerned the findings of the internal investigation would make Facebook appear to be biased against conservative viewpoints and Republicans.
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In furtherance of his pro-Putin viewpoints, Trump is now praising Julian Assange of Wikileaks, who is intensely disliked in Republican and Democratic cloakrooms.
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Learn how to uniquely compose, pack for, and successfully capture iconic skylines and viewpoints with your own perspective, from an award-winning outdoor photographer.
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Democrats still hold a significant voter registration edge in West Virginia, but many of those Democrats have viewpoints and voting histories that resemble Republicans'.
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Given that two hate groups with opposing viewpoints will be armed and cramped in close quarters is a recipe for disaster, said activist Penley.
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For Republicans to succeed in November, they need to stop running on issues on which their conservative base and independent voters hold opposing viewpoints.
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I would say to Chairman Perez: You apparently have little faith in Democratic candidates' abilities to answer tough questions before voters of all viewpoints.
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If you've ever visited Cusack's Twitter feed — or just paid attention to his political viewpoints throughout his career, you know he's anything but traditional.
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We will strive to involve the broadest possible range of voices in our work, bringing different disciplines together so as to include diverse viewpoints.
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Including opposing viewpoints is one thing, but James and the Heritage Foundation cross the line into conduct that could be called hateful or disinformation.
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You might get into a fight about feminism, and the next thing you know he's writing songs that features your viewpoints as his own.
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Variations naturally exist across industries, and what is truly satisfactory is a matter of shareholders' viewpoints or, as it may be, politicians' election arguments.
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At Booth, community is about collaborative thinking and tapping into each other's different viewpoints to cultivate new ideas and realize breakthrough moments every day.
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The other makes no truth claims but presents a great gabble of conflicting viewpoints from which we are invited to draw our own conclusions.
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Our culture, of course, welcomes and respects all viewpoints and perspectives and we are proud to have employees that engage in the greater community.
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But Twitter came under fire for verifying Kessler's account, because the verification creates the appearance that the social media giant might condone his viewpoints.
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He also said in the report that he considered himself a "mainstream Republican" and rejected alt-right viewpoints, including the promotion of white supremacy.
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Indeed, the Founding Fathers created the separation of the legislative and executive branches so that different policies and viewpoints could be discussed and adopted.
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More importantly, it's a message to educators in public schools & universities and now to librarians & humanities officials: Don't give a platform to opposing viewpoints.
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Voters, especially those with minority viewpoints, can go to the polls without fear that a poll worker would single them out for their views.
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Photo: Universität Konstanz These two viewpoints can be summed up by two teams—there are 14 so far—who are currently down to compete.
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The most successful of these take advantage of the dual narrative potential of comics — combining different viewpoints of the same events in layered stories.
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In this provocative study, Fassin, an anthropologist and a sociologist, details how these viewpoints are intertwined, especially when it comes to the socially disadvantaged.
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All three are regarded as outliers from conventional Republican thinking, shunned in various ways for viewpoints that were seen as unacceptable or overly partisan.
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Metrics have focused on "diversity" by increasing the number of minority students and "inclusion" by creating a comfortable environment for diverse viewpoints and experiences.
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They're also asked some questions about their personal viewpoints and behaviors, like their religion and churchgoing habits, and about major issues facing the country.
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All the lawsuits argue that the politicians aren't allowed to block people because of their viewpoints or without a clear blocking policy in place.
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Tourism and the exchange of ideas and exposure to foreigners can challenge and influence local ideological viewpoints over time, especially among the younger generation.
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Rauschenberg's prints demand a different kind of looking, akin to the aggregated viewpoints of Cubism or simultaneously watching many televisions tuned into different channels.
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When Business Insider asked Amazon about the book in February, the company said it was providing customers with access to a variety of viewpoints.
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Some of Mr. DeSantis's viewpoints parallel those of Mr. Horowitz — the apparent focus of the debate question that set off Mr. DeSantis's angry eruption.
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Previous leaders disliked alternative viewpoints, but small bookstores, regional newspapers, think tanks and, for a while, social media allowed some space for differing views.
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Despite the plethora of multifaceted and diverse opinions offered online, we still overwhelming choose to latch onto narrow viewpoints that we want to hear.
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The Hunt is about a group of liberal "elites" who kidnap a handful of people known as "deplorables" who have posted conservative viewpoints online.
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By contrast, multicultural owned and managed stations offer considerably more diverse and inclusive-oriented content and pay greater attention to community concerns and viewpoints.
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Under Armour moved quickly to contain the damage, clarifying Mr. Plank's remarks by saying he supported Mr. Trump's business policies, not his social viewpoints.
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"Too often nowadays people tune into networks that just reinforce what they already think rather than broadening their exposure to alternative viewpoints," she said.
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We have echo chambers, not public squares By shutting out opposing viewpoints to control the narrative, the media helped create what we have now.
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Members need to instinctively trust their leader, know they are being told the truth and believe their viewpoints are being accurately represented in negotiations.
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On a wide variety of initiatives, Jay demonstrated unique talent for encouraging diverse viewpoints and finding realistic common ground to build a pragmatic consensus.
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But she was adamant that all viewpoints should have the opportunity to be heard and people not resort to violence to promote their beliefs.
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The goal is, we reach a tipping point with those in policymaking positions respecting all viewpoints again, regardless of party or non-party affiliation.
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While of course private groups should have the freedom to express religious viewpoints, they should not be able to unfairly discriminate with taxpayer funds.
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But it won't actually suspend the many prominent figures on its website who are primarily known for their racist, homophobic, and/or misogynistic viewpoints.
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With all of these habits and viewpoints in mind, Bruce began to incorporate the phrase "scientific street fighting" into his increasingly outspoken public demonstrations.
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Mark Zuckerberg says he wants to talk to conservatives — and lots of other people — to convince them that Facebook doesn't suppress certain political viewpoints.
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Spectators surround folks playing VR games in these VRcades and they're able to watch the player through viewpoints other than the gamer's first person view.
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"Our goal is to give voice to the range of viewpoints on campus across cultures, and hopefully find common ground," Courtmanche said in a statement.
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"The university has more than 1,000 faculty members whose viewpoints span the entire political spectrum," university spokesperson Shannon Nargi told Fox News in a statement.
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Throw both of these passionate viewpoints into the hate blender that is the internet, and you are guaranteed to have a flamewar for the ages.
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The report found that Facebook's right-leaning users were less likely to be exposed to different viewpoints and therefore more polarized, according to the Journal.
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The reports presented to the Senate only represent the viewpoints of the experts who wrote them, and have not been endorsed by the committee itself.
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However, the technology behind online services like social media and Internet search engines can also be used to suppress particular viewpoints and manipulate public opinion.
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Some of those concerns are at least plausible: former workers at Facebook claimed to routinely suppress conservative viewpoints in its now-defunct trending news feature.
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"It is inevitable that people around the world — including from America and China — will have different viewpoints over different issues," he said in a statement.
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As a Bollywood star, Bhaskar isn't even known for glamour as much as she is for her skills as an actor and her progressive viewpoints.
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"I understand there are different viewpoints on this," said Diego Pfeiffer, who was part of a group en route to a meeting with Florida Gov.
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"Every Voice Matters, and we strongly encourage everyone in our community to share their viewpoints in the many places available to express themselves," Brack writes.
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Seemingly somewhere in the middle of those two viewpoints is Hugo Greally, another fan who we met at the Hive ahead of the Newport game.
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Additionally, Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, and YouTube formed the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism to disrupt terrorists' ability to promote extremist viewpoints on those platforms.
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It's an example of how murky and complicated these enforcement policies can be, and why Republican politicians routinely accuse Facebook of bias against conservative viewpoints.
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Some Republicans point to anecdotal examples of what they call unfair treatment of conservative viewpoints but have offered no evidence of systemic bias against conservatives.
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What we're not talking about when we talk about gun control is just how difficult it is to for these viewpoints to meet in conversation.
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Separately, the effort to pressure Amazon would open a new front in Republicans' years-long fight with tech companies, which they claim censor conservative viewpoints.
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Titled "Systems and Methods for Providing Diverse Content," the patent explains how Facebook could use its News Feed to surface alternative viewpoints about political content.
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Before Ainsley Earhardt's interview with a college professor about diverse viewpoints on Monday, the segment showed a photo of Ginsburg with "1933-2019" accompanying it.
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"There's a growing list of evidence that shows big tech companies making editorial decisions to censor viewpoints they disagree with," Hawley said in a statement.
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His approach as a board member is to be the one to challenge companies on different viewpoints, even if he doesn't believe in them himself.
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Clearly, Kaine has no compunction about getting their viewpoints into the hands of policymakers—or, in a Clinton White House, maybe straight to the president.
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" Once content has been captured, the data are processed, with software used to re-create the viewpoints "of a fully volumetric 3D person or object.
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Walker recognizes that podcasts are a lot more diverse than traditional radio — even public radio, often considered a beacon of progressive viewpoints in the media.
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A polarized world is also one in which previously unthinkable viewpoints can be seriously proposed, vigorously argued, and accepted by the majority with astonishing speed.
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Jackson seemingly did not understand that the ceremony is not for him or his agenda to expose the students to a wide range of viewpoints.
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You can easily appreciate their thoughtful and critical viewpoints, and they have the sort of conversations that keep you thinking even after the episode ends.
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If used well, "Latest Conversations" has the potential to burst the bubble and help you see viewpoints that aren't otherwise represented among your own friends.
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In Berlin, Streep said her seven-member, mainly female jury included a film critic and a photographer and that the panel would have diverse viewpoints.
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Unregulated media has been a powerful force in America since 1986 when Ronald Reagan rescinded the "fairness doctrine," which required broadcasters to provide balanced viewpoints.
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Their main obstacle was the F.C.C.'s Fairness Doctrine, which sought to protect public discourse by requiring controversial opinions to be balanced by opposing viewpoints.
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Instead, they sort themselves into groups that reinforce their own narrow viewpoints—sometimes doing so with the aid of fake news that panders to them.
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They drew a distinction between political speech and hate speech, supporting efforts to curb speech that would offend specific groups but not opposing political viewpoints.
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Comprised of over 300 interviews with people who voted for Trump, the authors seek to illuminate the viewpoints initially missed by pollsters and the media.
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Blogger Lauren recommended checking out miradouros, or viewpoints for panoramic views of the city, such as Miradouro de Sao Pedro de or Portas do Sol.
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When the attacks finally occur, Baskin leaves the characters' viewpoints to narrate the events dispassionately, starkly setting out facts of timing and numbers of dead.
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The concern was not the documentary itself, she said, but rather the post-screening panel, which would have featured only speakers with pro-democracy viewpoints.
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This approach also allows an adviser to listen to and recognize all the sibling viewpoints, and potentially create a broad plan that tackles everyone's concerns.
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Trump's America will be frightening and frustrating to those with progressive viewpoints, especially to those from the marginalized communities he and his followers have targeted.
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While we have seen a hardening of viewpoints on relationships with these companies, the results indicate a growing interest by cities to partner with them.
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Even our youngest students need to begin to differentiate between fact and opinion, discuss and learn to identify an author's viewpoints and analyze an argument.
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For all Twitter's resemblance to the last chapters of "Lord of the Flies," it's a remarkably good way to find unusual stories and fresh viewpoints.
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I am yet to have a conservative professor, which should not matter but does matter in a world where personal viewpoints seep into the classroom.
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The broader conversation about marijuana legalization has shifted significantly in recent years, and Harris's own viewpoints on the subject appear to have evolved with it.
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Furthermore, they're asked some questions about their personal viewpoints and behaviors — like their religion and churchgoing habits — and questions about major issues facing the country.
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The result has often been self-censorship by L.G.B.T. artists, but that is changing, with artists challenging old viewpoints, and often finding a welcome reception.
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About 4.75 million Palestinians fall into this category, according to the Institute for Middle East Understanding, an American nonprofit educational group that promotes Palestinian viewpoints.
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Viewpoints: Latin America in Photographs continues at the New York Public Library (Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, 476 Fifth Avenue, Midtown West, Manhattan) through June 28.
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"Fox News will never tolerate or give in to attempts to silence diverse viewpoints by agenda-driven intimidation efforts," the network said in a statement.
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"It is inevitable that people around the world — including from America and China — will have different viewpoints over different issues," Silver said in the statement.
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They see the case of James Damore confirming their suspicions that Silicon Valley suppresses conservative viewpoints and are turning their fire on his former employer.
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But when the bad hire is let go, the right treats him as a martyr, proof of liberal refusal to let alternative viewpoints be heard.
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She said she had felt compelled to air her indignation with Mr. Trump in part because she believed her audience deserved a diversity of viewpoints.
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It's possible that U.S. law prevents politicians discriminating against citizens with different viewpoints by restricting their access to the politician's comments on a public forum.
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From The Outline: Google's quest to provide quick and definitive answers to users search queries can instead sometimes surface fringe viewpoints and outright conspiracy theories.
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But politics also occurs in the way we pay close attention — subtly, patiently — to another's viewpoints, in these private moments of one-on-one interaction.
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"There is no question that these people were learning from each other, feeding off each other, and in concert in these viewpoints," Mr. Laufer said.
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Many state ACLU affiliates are urging superintendents to empower student participation so their political viewpoints are appreciated, according to ACLU Florida Executive Director Howard Simon.
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The point of no return happens not because of their opposing viewpoints on the law but because Stark finds out that Barnes killed Stark's mom.
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But as a gay Latino, I find it troubling that students of color are continuously burdened to try to understand dissenting viewpoints that dehumanize us.
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In a bid to avoid claims of bias, the company says the part-time contractors will be representative of a wide range of political viewpoints.
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Here are excerpts from two Opinion essays offering opposing viewpoints to the question: Should known steroid users be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame?
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There have been a lot of opposing viewpoints on the plan within the Republican Party, which only really reared their heads during the Budget Committee.
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One of the more popular criticisms right now against social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook and YouTube is that they're supposedly biased against conservative viewpoints.
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But Cevallos's unexamined assumption that even these minority viewpoints would apply to JASTA is misplaced for several reasons, none of which he ever attempts to address.
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"When it comes to news, we have thousands of news publishers that present a variety of viewpoints," the company said in an email to the WSJ.
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As such, the subjects in the photo all seem like they would represent antipodean political viewpoints, but we don't know what they actually think and feel.
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"Censoring language and viewpoints violates First Amendment rights and does not represent what Cal Poly stands for as a university," Lazier wrote in an emailed statement.
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