And you know what they say about truth, vis-à-vis strangeness, vis-à-vis fiction.
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"She had another sense of time vis-à-vis the arts, and maybe vis-à-vis life in general," she said.
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His recent work directs attention to the implications of technology for how individuals define themselves vis-à-vis technology use and vis-à-vis how others use information technology.
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Hopinka thus contemplates the meaningfulness of life vis à vis death.
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We've asked the company to confirm its intention vis-à-vis oversight.
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This is how the dissemination of ideas works vis-à-vis children.
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Palestinians accuse Israel of trying to divide the Palestinians vis-à-vis Gaza.
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The reshuffle exposed more than Mrs May's weakness vis-à-vis her colleagues.
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OPay's VC haul also has significance vis-à-vis digital-finance in Nigeria.
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But it also matters to Kavanaugh's credibility vis-à-vis Ford's as well.
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STOXXE has never been as cheap vis-à-vis Wall Street since 2009.
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Knowledge has also diminished in its importance vis-à-vis the White House.
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I feel I have more power and independence vis-à-vis men now.
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This gives providers more skin in the game vis-à-vis overall cost.
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Vis-à-vis, our carpet is quite simply an expression of faith in optimism.
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This is no different for the US vis-à-vis illegal-alien source-nations.
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"Like the 70s vis-à-vis the 60s or 50s, say" is about temperature.
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What follows is a harsh lesson in learning from history vis-à-vis repeating it.
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I have a much better sense of that vis-à-vis our politics and Trump.
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This integration makes the region as a whole more competitive vis-à-vis the world.
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Bangladesh has appointed law firms to weigh its options vis-à-vis the NY Fed.
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Japan is neither a passive party nor an innocent victim vis-à-vis the Koreas.
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Did they start to see themselves vis-à-vis their positions in a new way?
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But by doing this, Kim immeasurably strengthened his negotiating position vis-à-vis the Chinese.
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The Kansas native-turned-Texas transplant also knows where he stands vis-à-vis Trump.
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Ironically the victories over ISIS, have yielded a strategic failure vis-à-vis the Shiites.
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China is clearly serving as a balancing factor for the region vis-à-vis Russia.
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It is vital for America for diplomacy to regain stature vis-à-vis the Pentagon.
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On Thursday, we saw more candidates position themselves vis-à-vis one another and Trump.
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Surveying the whole scope of human history vis-à-vis food, a couple of themes emerge.
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That would put the new firm in a commanding position vis-à-vis our food supply.
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Albertville was, for her, the embodiment of the changed mentality vis-à-vis elite female athletes.
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What does the "liberal agenda" look like for the 21st century vis-à-vis "hacking Darwin"?
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Namely that it had become almost entirely predictable, especially vis-à-vis the current Republican field.
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"The Facebook case is really about excessive pricing vis-à-vis the consumer," Mr. Mundt said.
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Military intervention in North Korea is seen as an extremely risky move vis-à-vis China.
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Il y a des divergences sur l'attitude à prendre vis-à-vis de Huawei, par exemple.
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It was all about how you were helping your party vis-à-vis the other side.
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Did you know from the beginning how their stories would play out vis-à-vis Katniss's?
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Russia, which mines 0003 percent of global output, enjoys a similar position vis-à-vis Kazakhstan.
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Putin's coercion, including on the Saudis, can work; ours vis-à-vis the Iranians has not.
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Its aim: "finding the appropriate balance" between economic prosperity and national security vis-à-vis investments.
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A Beijing-based Toyota spokesman declined to comment on its sales performance vis-à-vis rivals.
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Vis-à-vis sex and sexuality and gender: what, if anything, was he trying to say?
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Instead, it becomes the means by which men construct their own identities vis-à-vis one another.
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Rank-and-file members, like Johnson was in 1940, wield little power vis-à-vis party leaders.
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This means vis-à-vis the EFSF loans that the extension can be up to 15 years.
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The first is its capital position and revenue growth vis-à-vis its new, lower-priced model.
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That said, there does appear to be a correlation vis-à-vis geo-political hotspots and cybersecurity.
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First from Democrats' absolute loss of voters to Independents, and Republicans' relative gain vis-à-vis Democrats.
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Je voulais à la fois honorer le passé et affirmer ma liberté vis-à-vis de lui.
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Steel has legitimate concerns vis-à-vis trade with China, whose excess capacity hugely distorts world markets.
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It is unclear how the courts will interpret this lawsuit vis-à-vis the newly enacted law.
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Sort of talking to them vis-à-vis the conversation I was having with the Rolling Stones.
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Il n'exprime aucun remords vis-à-vis de ses agissements et ne renie aucun de ses écrits.
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Here are a few predictions: China will struggle to recalibrate vis-à-vis Taiwan and Hong Kong.
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"This person expressed to me concerns about actions vis-à-vis the Impoundment Control Act," Sandy said.
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Such immersion also allows academics to contextualize their own specializations vis-à-vis the expertise of others.
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China runs a managed floating exchange rate of its yuan vis-à-vis a basket of foreign currencies.
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This is particularly true vis-à-vis Gazprom's core European market, which Moscow naturally remains keen to protect.
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During any ongoing pattern of escalation, President Trump could adopt a "mad dog" strategy vis-à-vis Kim.
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Yet it is not and should not be Boeing's responsibility to formulate U.S. policy vis-à-vis Iran.
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A secondary revealer, 52A's "Like 100 vis-à-vis 403" for FIVEFOLD was a big hint as well.
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The bottom line: Understanding where the U.S. is vis-à-vis China means accepting hard and competing truths.
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But that's not to say that there isn't weariness in some communities vis-à-vis double-arched colonialism.
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Endetté vis-à-vis de ceux qui s'étaient battus contre la France, j'étais sommé de vénérer mes aînés.
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And the Supreme Court has been very protective of the law enforcement position vis-à-vis the law.
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" On Israel's security needs vis-à-vis Palestinians: "We should maintain security for a perimeter outside [Palestinian areas].
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I would also imagine that Eros is expressed differently among women of color vis-à-vis white women.
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Specific artworks and Documenta 14 as a whole operate vis–à–vis certain stereotypes regarding Greece's 'difficult' heritage.
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One thing is for sure -- anything would be an improvement over the disastrous Obama policy vis-à-vis Russia.
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It's a moment in time when we all feel desperate about the climate vis-à-vis the Trump election.
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Also, the U.S. and Russia might come to understandings vis-à-vis Syria without taking Iranian interest into consideration.
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IT CORRELATES MUCH MORE TO WHAT THE BOND MARKET THINKS VIS-À-VIS THE FED SAY 18 MONTHS FORWARD.
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There are a series of issues policymakers should focus on to augment the EU's strengths vis-à-vis Russia.
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But, perversely, we have been witnessing the steady self-inflicted erosion of U.S. leverage vis-à-vis both nations.
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We get a sense of who they are and know the matches to make vis-à-vis the community.
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"Today we stalled at key levels, most obviously vis-à-vis the euro, which looks relatively resilient," said Ruskin.
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Soon, Arnold and his mother come to blows over how society undervalues gay love vis-à-vis straight love.
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The president has several options vis-à-vis the legislation, ranging from pro-Hong Kong to pro- Beijing actions.
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The House's impeachment inquiry is more narrowly focused on President Trump's actions vis-à-vis the president of Ukraine.
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Physicists wanted to understand how it worked vis-à-vis quantum mechanics, the mysterious rules that govern subatomic particles.
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"We will show complete solidarity vis-à-vis all contractors that today are on the front line," he said.
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And in return for Mr. Xi's efforts, Mr. Trump has largely shelved his trade agenda vis-à-vis Beijing.
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Another related question is how countertop shenanigans intersect with the gender dynamics vis-à-vis the women in the field.
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And vis-à-vis Crimea and Ukraine they [said], 'We'll see what you think of us meddling in your region.
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"For the time being, we haven't taken any decisions vis-à-vis freezes at an official level," Siluanov told CNBC.
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If the objective is to increase black turnout in 2018, Democrats must clarify where they stand vis-à-vis Trump.
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Other people think the EPA is doing too much, vis-à-vis enforcing environmental laws and they're upset about that.
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If these critics are correct, employers could not determine how their businesses would operate vis-à-vis employees and customers.
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One thing I am hearing is that people have different ways of organizing their anxiety vis-à-vis this pandemic.
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"I've heard several disturbing anecdotes from friends and clients in the LGBTQ community vis-à-vis beauty services," she says.
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Probably never, but it's time to reconsider the flower as the industry's best-kept secret vis-à-vis clean beauty.
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They get automatic scale and a bit of coercive power, vis à vis both their own employees and their suppliers.
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In this context, the situation vis-à-vis China, uninhibited by any agreement, is very different and far more pressing.
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" The revealer clue is "Like 20-, 28- and 45-Across vis-à-vis the female-sounding phrases they're based on?
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Rose B. Simpson explores the word's various associations vis-à-vis the history of Native Americans in her solo exhibition Ground.
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Similarly, the allies will need to reaffirm the alignment of their policies vis-à-vis North Korea's nuclear and missile threats.
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Vis-à-vis technology, its usage was popularized by the author Eric Ries, as the cornerstone of his "Lean Startup" approach.
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"Peña Nieto is going to have strong incentives to stand up for Mexico vis-à-vis a Trump government," said Williams.
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This awareness could lessen the discrepancy we witnessed in students' judgments of their performance vis-à-vis how they actually performed.
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Iran has been pursuing a wedge policy vis-à-vis Qatar and its fellow members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).
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A similar approach today vis-à-vis crypto technology could unleash a new wave of innovation that generates even greater benefits.
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By leveraging all elements of U.S. power, the Trump administration can pursue a more constructive path forward vis-à-vis Iran.
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"Europe stands united vis-à-vis the U.S." on the preference for a broadly agreed tax framework, Mr. Le Maire said.
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Even though Trump's reflexes toward Russia are sound, the White House lacks a clear cut strategy vis-à-vis the Kremlin.
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In his view, everything that has come out from the Trump campaign vis-à-vis Russia is an entirely different animal.
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Conservatives saw greater European unity as a way to strengthen the UK's political influence vis-à-vis the rest of Europe.
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"We have observed helping behavior vis-à-vis injured animals for the first time in invertebrates," he said in a news release.
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In fact, when it comes to trade surpluses vis-à-vis the United States and more broadly, Germany is bigger than China.
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To do so would only make it weaker vis-à-vis the United States and South Korea, a situation it cannot abide.
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In that sense, AMLO can be tempted to use that as leverage vis-à-vis the leaders of the oil workers union.
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Real even if futile vis-à-vis the absolute arbitrariness of what happens to be happening moment by moment, day by day.
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"Nothing will really change vis-à-vis how we produce and develop these shows, or the artists we work with," he said.
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And the only question is: Will we find ourselves in a military conflict vis-à-vis North Korea or Iran or both?
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The role of Singapore vis-à-vis our national security cannot be overstated, but there are two parts to every diplomatic relationship.
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And to take the best out of this process, given that is a slight shock and change vis-à-vis the past.
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European self-consciousness was then sharply demarcated in remote trading posts and colonies vis-à-vis subjugated and supposedly racially inferior peoples.
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"The court had no difficulty rallying around the little guy vis-à-vis the government in the name of fairness," she said.
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Taken together, a balanced mix of toughness and engagement vis-à-vis Moscow could help increase the security of America's Baltic allies.
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There's a time to be combative and there's a time to be in friend-making mode, vis-à-vis your own party.
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You can use the word 'cartel' as a journalist, but I personally do not want to employ it vis-à-vis the federation.
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Among the most egregious misuses of the e-word is China's policy vis-à-vis the Uighur Muslims in the country's north-west.
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Some stories were slightly self-concerned narratives about their position vis-à-vis the arts, and what brought them to New York City.
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"Standing tall vis-à-vis Beijing is of course welcome," said Sheila A. Smith, a Japan expert at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Trump, however, might just do the opposite and, just as George W. Bush, surprise many critics by implementing sensible policies vis-à-vis Africa.
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So instead, we'll pivot to the next best (not really) thing: Looking at what startup investors are doing vis-à-vis the pizza industry.
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"Here's this kid who's in a very weak position vis-à-vis China that has managed to really stick it to him," he said.
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The record of the past quarter-century of nuclear diplomacy vis-à-vis Pyongyang is distinguished by blame, denial, and fantasy masquerading as policy.
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Rubio emerged well positioned vis-à-vis those considered his strongest competitors for the "establishment" vote—including the all but ignored dynast Jeb Bush.
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"If you're not careful, I think it impacts the competitiveness of our country vis-à-vis some of these other countries," the CEO said.
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In the meantime, the United States must commit to strengthening its defensive capabilities vis-à-vis North Korea with an emphasis on missile defense.
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And the government has been forced by the courts to unpick some of the powers it helped itself to vis-à-vis people's data.
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Note also that it may be tempting to infer that what people care about is privacy vis-à-vis other humans (reality TV notwithstanding).
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"He's so pro-Russia most of the time that Putin is putting him in a strange position vis-à-vis Turkey," Mr. Edmonds said.
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Vis–à–vis duck flattening, I'll touch on two big, visionary ideas and then 27 smaller, more immediate, more practical measures that use existing technologies.
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" On the moves to seal borders, she added: "The sudden closure and the action by unilateral states was inhumane vis-à-vis many vulnerable people.
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A national strategy to assist American companies and organizations more quickly and effectively recover could substantially diminish our vulnerability, especially vis-à-vis other countries.
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The international community should take the opportunity of a new U.S. administration in 2017 to launch a new and principled approach vis-à-vis Iran.
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This week's developments have also pushed up expected gauges of volatility for the pound, with one-month implied gauges elevated vis-à-vis the euro.
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The way in which he did it was absolutely unlike anything we're accustomed to seeing, vis-à-vis a President breaking with his own party.
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"Vietnam is receiving great attention from these powers and may use that as leverage to enhance its bargaining power vis-à-vis China," he said.
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"The Socialist Party's civil war has reduced significantly its negotiating power vis-à-vis the PP," said Antonio Barroso of Teneo Intelligence in a note.
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Just as the internet recalibrates the relationship of consumers vis-à-vis companies, so too it can restore power to citizens via-a-vis government.
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Still, Trump's move vis-à-vis Denmark has sparked confusion and rebuke among Danish officials while renewing focus on the president's hardball foreign policy tactics.
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But abrogating NATO agreements was always deemed unthinkable by both parties, which has played an important part in maintaining credible deterrence vis-à-vis Russia.
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We understand the concerns of national authorities - in this case, US authorities, vis-à-vis tax revenue and the way this tax revenue is generated.
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The enemy, in this case, are the members of a single internecine family, vis-à-vis one another and their own sorry, self-defeating souls.
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Israel appears powerful vis-à-vis the Palestinians, but considerably less so in the context of a broader Middle East saturated with genocidal anti-Semitism.
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It should also [collect] Common Customs Tariff duties and [perform] all checks required under Union law at the border vis-à-vis other third countries.
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It was not a fight about cookies, but — like many of this year's best baked-good scandals — a fight about American values vis-à-vis cookies.
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Does the administration think China would agree to lock in what it would see as a very unfavorable balance vis-à-vis the U.S. and Russia?
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Would you invest, and if yes, how much would you bet vis-à-vis the size of your fund to maximize the wealth for the fund?
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It also can be instructive to look at markets outside the U.S. In East Asia, businesses are taking a more aggressive posture vis-à-vis insurance.
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The two are now living in Los Angeles, stupidly in love and slowly figuring out each other's preferences vis-à-vis, among other things, steak rareness.
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Argentina will withdraw from the Lima Group and adopt a "neutral" position vis-à-vis the Maduro dictatorship (which Fernández has argued is not a dictatorship).
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Yet despite these new developments, the dominant story of Pelosi's standing vis-à-vis the caucus remains exactly what it's been for the past 15 years.
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These reforms enabled financial markets to deliver more value to the economy at less risk, and gave workers more bargaining power vis-à-vis their employers.
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"So I think it's very difficult to try to explain his behavior and why he has taken this position vis-à-vis Vladimir Putin," Brennan said.
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"The persistently negative interest rate differentials vis-à-vis other advanced economies were an important determinant of net portfolio debt outflows in 2016," the ECB said.
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And, it's not really divergences but a little bit more, the difference is that that we have vis-à-vis, the progress we have to make.
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As an inferiority complex vis-à-vis Western culture, it played an important role for him and others who sought a national style in Russian music.
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Yet you can imagine in the case of Martin Buber, the issue of Palestinian power from below vis-à-vis Israeli power, especially linked to occupation.
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The tariffs could increase not only imported steel prices, but also domestic steel prices, putting them at a competitive disadvantage vis-à-vis their non-U.
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"He's not doing his client any good vis-à-vis the one person he should be concerned about — which is the special prosecutor," Mr. Martin said.
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Interestingly, it doesn't appear that Maguire Meats is alone in their Machiavellian attempt to subvert the very fabric of society vis-à-vis booze-drenched sausage.
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"It's impossible for France to be sovereign vis-à-vis these great risks, I mean regarding terrorism, migrations and so on, and be alone," Macron said.
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And it would be quite amusive if the person who sometimes changes the West's stance vis-à-vis Putin would be the new U.S. president, Trump.
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Voters, whether voluntarily or involuntarily, assess the perceived costs to voting vis-à-vis its perceived gains when deciding whether or not to cast a ballot.
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Here it is invisible physical exhaustion vis-à-vis physical performance, as well as the slow passing of time, that create a hypnotic and immersive experience.
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Osborne is essentially Britain's Treasury secretary, except that because Britain isn't a military superpower, his stature vis-à-vis the Foreign and Defense ministers is higher.
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Here is a simple list of the things that are troubling about the HomePod vis-à-vis its competition, Alexa and Google Assistant speakers: That's probably enough.
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Featuring a clear polycarbonate shell, the Vis-à-Vis luggage is as durable as other hardshell suitcases, but it exposes everything you travel with to the world.
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It neither helps us better understand Russia and the nature of its government, nor makes it easier for us to have effective policy vis-à-vis Moscow.
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Raising the credibility of U.S. threats also has the added benefit of increasing the urgency Beijing feels to use its own coercive leverage vis-à-vis Pyongyang.
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Therefore, by fraudulently raising their SAT or ACT scores, those applicants who had famous parents were simply making themselves more competitive vis-à-vis other V.I.P. offspring.
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There is something revealing -- and chilling -- in Schiff's views on Trump's retrospective and prospective illegitimacy vis-à-vis the Republicans he routinely pillories for supporting the President.
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"The gold/silver ratio has risen... to 95, meaning that silver is lower vis-à-vis gold than at any time in almost 30 years," Commerzbank said.
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A weaker IRGC could provide space for the people of Iran to organize civil institutions and gain power vis-à-vis oppressive ruling Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
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Healthy budget reserves, balanced fiscal operations, and funding discipline vis-à-vis long-term liabilities will help any state better withstand the effects of protracted slow growth.
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The highly divisive election campaign, in which virtually all parties defined themselves vis-à-vis Geert Wilders, has only widened the gap between the future coalition parties.
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Aside from psychoanalytic enquiries (vis-à-vis Bonheur's statements and biography), Nochlin also delved into semiotics ('genius' and 'greatness') and social art history (institutions and academic structures).
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There's a certain degree of grisly irony that goes along with having a lovely cake spew homophobic vitriol at its incumbent devourers vis-à-vis brightly colored frosting.
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In addition, it would signal an overdue shift in the approach and policy vis-à-vis the ruthless clerics, critical to curbing Tehran's regional bullying and nuclear ambitions.
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In fact, they may be even closer than Teigen is comfortable with, since last week she expressed some serious concerns over John Legend vis à vis her butthole.
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The agreement also played a key role in keeping certain industries competitive vis-à-vis the other regions in the world and helping other industries to actively flourish.
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Wei noted that "the China-Russia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership … has been running at a high level," has stepped up its confrontational behavior vis-à-vis American military forces.
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We've reached out to DeepMind with questions about its intentions vis-à-vis open sourcing the technical audit infrastructure, and again will update this post with any response.
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The official channel, Taylor said, was focused on long-standing US goals vis-à-vis Ukraine, like fending off Russian aggression and combating widespread corruption within the country.
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One peril ahead is that President Trump may engage in riskier or more aggressive behavior vis-à-vis North Korea so that people will rally around the flag.
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"Howard never asked me for favors vis-à-vis climbing up the ladder," the comic actor, writer and filmmaker Mel Brooks, his older cousin, said in a statement.
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"Other countries may find it cheaper to just 'rip and replace' Chinese equipment, or they may have no state secrets to protect vis-à-vis China," he added.
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Takeover Board also found LifeWatch did not violate the principle of equal treatment vis-à-vis AEVIS VICTORIA SA with respect to the access to a due diligence.
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India commands meaningful advantages within its environs — just as China commands meaningful advantages, vis-à-vis a stronger United States, when encounters take place off East Asian shorelines.
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"What Trump has done has probably put MI6 and other intelligence services in the West on hold vis-à-vis sharing intelligence with the United States," Dunn said.
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"It is absurd that the Palestinian actions vis-à-vis the court come at a time when the Palestinians continue to incite to acts of terrorism," it said.
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But if I'm wrong about the above and our species dies out for want of a sex drive, have we behaved unethically vis-à-vis "future contingent persons," i.e.
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If you are tuning in now, this series is designed to provide founders enough information to intelligently analyze business circumstances vis-à-vis certain common legal issues startups face.
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She condemned women's lack of legal rights vis-à-vis their husbands, calling for action against wife-beating and for women's right to their own property and legal domicile.
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" The American philosopher George Herbert Mead called perspective-taking as having "the capacity to take the role of the other and to adopt alternative perspectives vis-à-vis oneself.
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The first is how the $29,000 price point fares in the market vis-à-vis startup competitors, such as Zero — which are launching comparable, yet less expensive, e-motos.
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Google will be cheered by the view of an influential advisor to Europe's top court vis-à-vis the territorial scope of the so-called 'Right to be Forgotten.
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While the ultimate intentions of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un remain suspect, he has taken some serious steps vis-à-vis both South Korea and the nuclear issue.
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The Roots Unfortunately, the appeasement policy pursued by the West vis-à-vis Iran has been the main contributor to the Syrian nightmare and the rise of Daesh (ISIS).
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There is an institutional history here vis-à-vis the museum's community gallery, a space that existed from 1968 to '86 which was a problematic space in some ways.
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The central bank will use its foreign currency reserves for the swap transactions, carried out vis-à-vis domestic banks, and for terms of even longer than a week.
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"This is about the sustainability of our military and the reliability of Germany vis-à-vis our close partners," she told the Sunday edition of the tabloid newspaper Bild.
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Over time, it variously defined who or what constituted the author of an idea or a specific work vis-à-vis its applicable copyright protections and advancing media technology.
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"We are taking responsibility vis-à-vis the victims of National Socialism and our international partners — even if that demands of us what are at times politically difficult considerations."
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This is noteworthy because right now individual senators are at a point of maximum leverage vis-à-vis the White House, which needs its Cabinet secretaries to be confirmed.
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If they are properly motivated and have their concerns mollified, the thinking goes, China's leaders can be convinced to help achieve U.S. policy objectives vis-à-vis North Korea.
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The highly flawed and unjustified appeasement policy vis-à-vis Iran was literally enriched by the Obama administration, allowing senior IRGC commanders describe the U.S. as a "paper tiger".
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But even a conversation, a negotiation that takes the movement seriously, would put the party in a better position than the Democrats were vis-à-vis the Tea Party.
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Surely, in this time of peak technology, even the purest-blooded of magical teens would suffer a spark of FOMO vis-à-vis the innovations of their nonmagical brethren?
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But here we are again, less for the sake of Schiele than for what he and fellow Austrian Expressionist Gustav Klimt represent vis-à-vis their exhibition-mate, Pablo Picasso.
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Rottenberg demonstrates how the Chinese women workers remain a necessary force in the construction of an exclusive product that gains its worth vis-à-vis the invisibility of their labor.
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Data covering the period to the end of March this year, showed foreign banks had $20183 billion in outstanding loans, securities holdings and other claims vis-à-vis Turkey residents.
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"It would certainly be considered a defeat and contribute to reinforcing the supremacy of Congress vis-à-vis Bolsonaro," said David Fleischer, politics professor emeritus at the University of Brasilia.
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In addition to TSA-approved locks and a zippered closure, the Vis-à-Vis also features wraparound straps to help keep it closed and take the strain off those zippers.
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He arguably chose to prioritize his relationship with Putin vis-à-vis Iran over pushing back against Russian election interference that had been going on for at least two years.
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"The general fear that Trump would try to restrict bilateral trade agreements vis-à-vis a host of countries ... It could set off a global race for protectionism," Christensen said.
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Congress should dismiss any call for appeasement vis-à-vis Iran and continue pursuing and holding firm its sanctions against the mullahs', especially those punishing Tehran's atrocious human rights violations.
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While sharing the same objective vis-à-vis Iran, the two camps differ on the strategy for preventing such an outcome and thus favor divergent paths to reestablish American leverage.
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Mr. Trump's most important act as president vis-à-vis women, because of efforts to undo abortion rights, would probably be picking a Supreme Court nominee; that is not mentioned.
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"I've always believed that we need to have some basis on which to determine whether we're making progress, vis-à-vis other countries who all have national standards," she said.
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"Japan and South Korea may comply with the proposed U.S. reimposition of Iranian sanctions on the concern of losing the U.S. security umbrella vis-à-vis North Korea," Khoman said.
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Mr. Sharon cited T.S. Eliot's essay "Tradition and the Individual Talent" to explain how his stated penchant for "openness and experimentation and adventure" worked vis-à-vis opera's vaunted history.
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The surest sign of European intent vis-à-vis Silicon Valley is the promotion of Margrethe Vestager, EU's tech-bashing competition chief, to a role overseeing tech policy as well.
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"The new C.E.O. is off to a good start vis-à-vis analysts, presenting clearly and easily," Frans Hoyer, an analyst at Handelsbanken in Stockholm, said in a client note.
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On Tuesday, the House voted 398 to 17 to support a bill denouncing B.D.S. for allegedly promoting "principles of collective guilt, mass punishment and group isolation" vis-à-vis Israel.
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But it has nonetheless been well-received, and there's still plenty to talk about, especially vis-à-vis how the show responded to criticism and made adjustments along the way.
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"It is very important that communication around vaccination continues and is always present vis-à-vis fake news," says Sylvie Quelet, director of health promotion and prevention at Santé publique France.
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It is easy to read this painting as a struggle for power between men and women, vis-à-vis Michel Foucault, but that simplifies the visual evidence that Munch presents us.
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We can get into a debate here about the relative purviews of "remastering" vis-à-vis "remaking," but as it turns out, the game has already made some heavier-handed updates.
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However, margins for gas-fired plants are still mostly negative, despite a cleaner carbon record, as high oil and gas prices mean high purchasing costs for generators vis-à-vis coal.
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Over the past two years, the "Italian euro" has gone from being 3 percent overvalued to 4 percent undervalued in the WPI, effectively a better position vis-à-vis the dollar.
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While the personhood movement represents a tangible manifestation of physical control vis-à-vis the womb, historically, women have occupied a relegated social and economic space while deriving power through motherhood.
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So the most important thing she could do in tonight's debate vis-à-vis Bernie Sanders was avoid saying anything so tremendously, galactically stupid that she would sabotage her own success.
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Until recently, at least in the United States, our notions of privacy have been rooted in the Fourth Amendment's delineation of the federal government's powers vis-à-vis the individual citizen.
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Clinton's unquestioning partisanship vis-à-vis Israel, embarrassing pandering to its supporters, and deliberate ignorance of basic rights for Palestinians upsets and alienates many of us, and not just Arab Americans.
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More broadly, many in the media have been beating up on Trump for backing away from some of his most problematic campaign positions vis-à-vis China, Russia, NATO and more.
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"What is tough about any of the actions that Trump has taken vis-à-vis Vladimir Putin?" asked Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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An exhibition that once "opened the door" to European art now feels restrictive vis-à-vis the global curatorial shift that has been a priority since the turn of the millennium.
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This action feels vaguely trenchant vis-à-vis a 21st-century mindset, as if the single image could no longer bear its own philosophical weight, and had to be physically partitioned.
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The drama in their works is also facilitated by contrasts and circumstances — the emaciated boy vis-à-vis the plump cigar-smoking industrialists, or the soldiers and gas masks on the battlefield.
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"Beyond France's prestige and commercial opportunities, an effective French diplomacy must ask what levers it can use vis-à-vis recalcitrant actors," said Jalel Harchaoui, a geopolitics researcher at Paris 8 University.
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"We are confident that the decision that was made vis-à-vis the Keystone pipeline is entirely consistent with all of our international obligations, including our obligations under NAFTA," Earnest told reporters.
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There is no person in this country—not the generals, not the civil servants, certainly not the Republicans in Congress—who can influence what Trump does vis-à-vis the Hermit Kingdom.
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In the wake of Trump's TPP withdrawal, strengthening American presence in the Indo-Pacific region would help the U.S. regain its leadership role in the region vis-à-vis an emerging China.
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Properly understood, it was a ruling about the separation of powers and the role of the federal courts vis-à-vis the political branches, and not about the rights of terrorism suspects.
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He does address it vis-à-vis the mattress showdown, saying that Tuft & Needle claims it's always been profitable, but that 2019 could be the first year Casper posts a small profit.
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The Commission also wants to give news publishers a new right covering the online use of their content to give them more bargaining power vis-à-vis online players such as Google.
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True to form, some Silicon Valley innovators have already started to stake their claims in the market, which tracks, given the close associations between startup culture and psychedelics vis-à-vis microdosing.
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One suspects that the cacophonic sounds emitted from the installation that are as compelling as they are dissonant, reflect the artist's complex emotions vis-à-vis the role of America in Japan.
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By repeating these techniques Hejinian simultaneously suggests a Martian narrative while opening to larger philosophical questions about the implications of this narrative vis-à-vis what it is to call oneself a human.
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This pragmatic stance towards ISIS initially offered Erdogan a way to assert himself vis-à-vis Assad, but it also paved the way for ISIS to strengthen its presence and activities in Turkey.
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The tariffs would pose a "challenge" as they would cause domestic steel prices to rise along with prices of imported steel, putting Caterpillar at a competitive disadvantage vis-à-vis their non-U.
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To that end, I recently sent a Freedom of Information Act request to the Department of Defense to determine if they have any policies vis-à-vis aging and impairment for military judges.
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The heavy narration preserves the voice from Bloom's book -- there's even a meta quality, in which she discusses writing one -- but it also creates some distance and chilliness vis-à-vis the characters.
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But Trump consistently links it to his trade policies vis-à-vis China, suggesting we would be more likely to prevail in his instigated trade wars if the Fed would help him out.
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Mugabe, Mr. Moyo still remained unsure about the "old man's standing vis-à-vis Mnangagwa and Chiwenga," said the friend, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the conversation had been private.
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In this sense the strongest defense of Trump's possibly impeachable conduct vis-à-vis Hunter Biden and his father isn't some sort of careful "no quid pro quo!" parsing of the president's words.
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There are no simple answers to these questions, nor is there an easy solution to the problem of securing vital American national security interests vis-à-vis Iran without getting into open conflict.
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Cuts to other federal expenses, he said, would simply need to be swallowed to get American defenses where they need to be to maintain standing vis-à-vis adversaries like Russia and China.
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And when they do, it is often presented in a way that justifies state violence vis-à-vis those oppressed minorities on the wrong side of history or glorifies individual over mass suffering.
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The results suggest that, counterintuitively, commuters in crowded subway trains are about twice as likely to respond to a mobile offer by making a purchase vis-à-vis those in non-crowded trains.
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"NATO has to be stronger not only vis-à-vis Putin and what could happen over there in Central and Eastern Europe, but we want our allies to share intelligence with us," Ohio Gov.
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It's probably not for every traveler, but if you're constantly worried about forgetting something, the Vis-à-Vis is also an easy to double-check that everything is packed—but not a cheap one.
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"The law will enable the securities authority to act in an unprecedented manner against those entities operating from Israel vis-à-vis clients abroad, by imposing civilian and criminal sanctions including imprisonment," he said.
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"Labour unions are already announcing street protests on 1 June vis-à-vis the public sector wage law, likely asking for more wage hikes," said Ciprian Dascalu, chief economist at ING Bank in Bucharest.
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"While Oli may look like a difficult proposition for India, New Delhi should also be aware that all governments in Nepal have tried to play the China card vis-à-vis India," Pant said.
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Once you've solved, reading from top to bottom and left to right, the circled letters spell out a word that defines them, as a group, vis-à-vis their role in this puzzle. Phew!
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Trump now says he's going to put his skills and shrewdness to work on behalf of the American people, striking great bargains for us vis-à-vis China, Mexico, Japan, and our NATO allies.
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A blessing it was; it released Israel from a dangerous crisis, consolidated its standing vis-à-vis the Arab world, turned it into a regional power and transformed its relationship with the United States.
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In my view, spending the extra $125 or so per night is worth it for a corner suite only if you seek a separate seating area and better layout vis-à-vis the bathroom.
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The interconnectivity shared by the current opioid crisis vis-à-vis addiction and dependence with IVDU, HIV, Chronic pain and Mental illness needs to be the fulcrum on which any lasting solution is balanced.
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"Many observers remain sceptical because China had stressed during the negotiations that it would only make purchases in future if the US is competitive vis-à-vis rival suppliers," Commerzbank said in a note.
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People who are in the top 1 percent view themselves as middle class because they compare themselves to the 0.1 percent, and the 0.1 percent are insecure vis-à-vis the top 0.01 percent.
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"It is not our intention to talk about the UK in Bratislava or our negotiation strategy vis-à-vis the UK. Our position is crystal clear: there will be no negotiations without notification," he said.
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I essentially tried to restore Sex and the City's status, vis-à-vis The Sopranos and all of television, and treat it as a serious, meaningful, ambitious, fascinating, funny, cool, endlessly analyzing kind of show.
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Though its proponents will continue to tout Bitcoin's superiority vis-à-vis fiat currencies, Bitcoin's ultimate challenge is that it is hard to understand and will therefore be defined by stories we tell about it.
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I mention this only because the differences between Michelangelo's methods and those of his contemporaries becomes a subtext of sorts, perceptible through the strategic placement of Michelangelo's works vis-à-vis corresponding ones by others.
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Of course Google's public cloud offerings give it differentiated positioning with respect to both Facebook and Apple, and it's not new to delivering computer vision services at scale vis-à-vis its Cloud Vision API.
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He was as polished as ever, but in his failure to take Mr Trump more vigorously to task for some of his previous comments vis-à-vis Mexico—even to request an apology—he disappointed.
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It's an ongoing battle trying to put a dollar value on one's time (although you can try), so any new lead "return" on these free platforms is tough to benchmark vis-à-vis an investment.
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To its credit, the show steadily builds in intensity, again cleverly uses its cliffhangers to pull viewers from one episode into the next and exhibits an underlying sweetness, especially vis-à-vis the younger kids.
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China also seeks to insure the party's continual dominance by signaling the legitimacy, equality and (at times) superiority of its political system vis-à-vis the United States and the West abroad and at home.
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That recognition has nudged Israel into a more assertive military posture vis-à-vis Iran in Syria in recent months, characterized by repeated cross-border air raids against Iran and its chief terrorist proxy, Hezbollah.
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All this for a border wall that Trump says will prevent terrorists from pouring into the U.S. Critics say that the cost-benefit to building the wall vis-à-vis the shutdown doesn't add up.
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So when I read the Guardian's article yesterday about its study of abuse in its own comments section, I wasn't expecting to find a concise summation of my own situation vis-à-vis online trolls.
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Describing United States-Taiwan relations as "simple yet complicated," Mr. Chen said the move would be good for Taiwan's confidence, not only in its relationship with the United States but also vis-à-vis China.
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Vis-à-vis enslaved, colonized, and dispossessed people, the consent to be photographed is assumed to be superfluous, for isn't it true that photography was always in pursuit of the bien-être of progress itself?
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Previously, central banks set their discount rates —remember, that's the interest rate central banks charge banks that wish to borrow from them — in order to keep their currencies stable in value vis-à-vis gold.
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Still, the United States is in an enviable position vis-à-vis many other countries, because we have the political, economic, and military might to deter most nations from launching similar information operations against us.
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"Back when there were Teamsters in long-haul, that was called solidarity — that old-fashioned idea that workers have common interests vis à vis their employer and should stick together in advancing those interests," Viscelli said.
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In a follow-up response, Facebook's spokeswoman told us she wasn't sure whether it would have anything further to add vis-à-vis the government pushing forward with asking the CMA to review the ad market.
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But Johnson's paradoxical position vis-à-vis the art scene, at once inside, looking out, and outside, looking in, is not just a matter of biographical fact, but rather a central theme of his art itself.
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How much the Arab states will give, however, is going to depend on how forthcoming the Israelis will be vis-à-vis the Palestinians and whether the Trump administration will support Palestinian goals, particularly on statehood.
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It is why one community is more likely to believe in fairies and another in zombies, and why, with churches peddling a more palliative version of Christianity, demons have declined in plausibility vis-à-vis angels.
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The "Pippa Problem" is over, proclaimed The Daily Beast, resurfacing whispers about palace fears vis-à-vis Ms. Middleton's ability to make a living without looking as if she were cashing in on her royal association.
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Countries including Italy, Greece, Bulgaria and Cyprus have long called for a softer stance vis-à-vis Moscow, saying the bloc's existing economic sanctions over Russia's role in the turmoil in Ukraine hurt EU businesses too.
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In line with the work of the exhibition's namesake, I am NOT tino sehgal presents pieces defined by the ephemeral, manifesting themselves, vis-à-vis interactions with the audience, even if this means intentionally ignoring them.
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Another wrinkle, vis-à-vis geofencing as a mechanism for regulating drone use, is that individual (DJI) drone owners must update their DJIGO 4 flight control app and aircraft firmware for the new geoblocks to apply.
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This holds especially true for Lawrence as he grapples with his curiosity to explore sex as a smoking-hot single guy vis-à-vis his increasingly warped perception of what being "a nice guy" actually means.
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But instead of agreeing to whatever Putin wants on Ukraine or Syria for the sake of a deal, Trump should articulate a vision for how his administration plans to secure U.S. interests vis-à-vis Russia.
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And as a white dude from Ohio, he's ideally suited in demographic terms to help Clinton stem her losses of working-class whites in the Midwest — a key area of weakness vis-à-vis Donald Trump.
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The United States had an opportunity to convince China that deposing Mr. Maduro was the first step not just in returning value to Chinese investments but also in empowering China vis-à-vis Russia in Venezuela.
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Among them are call logs, briefing materials provided to the president and notes taken by the National Security Council's top legal adviser when employees expressed alarm about what the president was doing vis-à-vis Ukraine.
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"The (current) recovery for emerging market currencies is driven by a resurgence of risk-on sentiment given the more conciliatory tone struck by U.S. President Trump at the G20, especially vis-à-vis China," added Beausang.
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"Incontrovertible evidence shows that Harvard's admissions policy has a disproportionately negative effect on Asian-Americans vis-à-vis similarly situated white applicants that cannot be explained on non-discriminatory grounds," the group said in its brief.
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"The RNC produced documentary evidence from its counsel's office to the general counsel for the Trump Campaign which indicated that the campaign was not an agent of the RNC vis-à-vis ballot security measures," Vazquez explained.
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"The policy is working as 23.4 was the first year since 2015, when African currencies were essentially flat vis-à-vis the U.S. dollar relative to annual deprecation about -10% over the previous four years," she added.
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"The competition among EU states for Chinese capital has intensified, which already weakens European leverage vis-à-vis China on important strategic questions," the Mercator Institute for China Studies in Berlin said in a report in February.
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After Pearl Harbor, he was reclassified by his Minnesota draft board and passed his physical that January, but he quite reasonably asked why his status was changed when his situation vis-à-vis his mother had not.
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The central question of Jewish life in America ought to be Jewish life in America, and I resent the moral necessity of endlessly calculating my position vis-à-vis the right-wing politics of a foreign government.
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Axios spoke with Box founder and CEO Aaron Levie about what surprised him in the Dropbox numbers, how the market should view Dropbox vis-à-vis Box and what he makes of Salesforce buying into the IPO.
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Germany's reticence "speaks a lot about the stance that German society, or European society, takes vis-à-vis the colonial history," said Nadja Ofuatey-Alazard, a cultural activist who is from Germany and whose father is Ghanaian.
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"The Turks feel fairly isolated vis-à-vis Russia and the regime in Damascus, and they're looking for support for a military endeavor deeper into Syria, into Idlib, from the European Union and from NATO," Lang added.
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In fact, it is all the byproduct of inaction, silence, and policy of appeasement adopted by the West vis-à-vis Iran, and 16 years of strategic mistakes by Washington in this flashpoint region of the globe.
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The pivot to Asia has been narrowly construed as a zero-sum game of either engaging China or containing China vis-à-vis America's cold war treaty partners, but India is not in that cluster of allies.
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"We express our deep dissatisfaction and our profound contempt for the hypocrisy of the European statement and the darkness of the intentions of some vis-à-vis China," the embassy said in a statement on its website.
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The Iranian leader said he was "amazed at the interpretations of Mr. Trump vis-à-vis terrorism," and pointed to U.S. actions in Syria as an example of what he characterized as terrorism in the Middle East.
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In the Library: Growth and Development of the Salon Livret at the National Gallery of Art's East Building outlines the history of the Salon vis-à-vis the livret, or catalogue, first published for the Salon of 63.
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It could be a measure of D'Agostino's humanism that the distance between heaven and hell — the Platonic shapes of the Alphabet vis-à-vis the crustaceous bottom feeders of the Translations — is the length of the human body.
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So despite an overly calculated feel, the numbers add up in favor of this uplifting film, which celebrates America's pioneer spirit during the space race while delving into that era's shameful aspects vis-à-vis race and gender.
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In the past, the U.S. is committed to assisting Taiwan in addressing the disparity in numbers of aircraft through arms sales and the cooperation with Taiwan on its development of a comprehensive defense strategy vis-à-vis China.
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But the fact that he has already elicited two guilty pleas, one from Mr. Papadopoulos, one from General Flynn, and he's gotten two indictments, of the president's campaign manager and deputy campaign manager, particularly vis-à-vis Gen.
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Resolving the nuclear issue would have set the stage to make a more neutral US posture at least theoretically possible, which, in turn, would have given the US a very strong upper hand vis-à-vis Saudi Arabia.
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"Under the rubric of 'we need to solve this proliferation problem,' they are each angling to enhance their own prestige vis-à-vis the other," said June Teufel Dreyer, professor of political science at the University of Miami.
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"This person expressed to me concerns about actions vis-à-vis the Impoundment Control Act," Sandy testified, adding that the lawyer said she had resigned in part because of the terms of the hold on Ukraine security assistance.
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"I think the American people need to understand what this administration's strategy is vis-à-vis Russia before we go intensifying the relationship," said Elissa Slotkin, who was an acting assistant secretary of defense in the Obama administration.
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Some of it takes place, as we now learn with hindsight, in what were practically idyllic times for the Sinaloa cartel, a real-life cartel run by the fictional Barrera, regardless of his situation vis-à-vis imprisonment.
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After all, if Washington cannot be trusted to honor its commitments, or to adopt policies of enlightened self-interest toward its partners, why should our allies tolerate a continued position of vulnerability vis-à-vis the United States?
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's official timeline of events about what he knew when vis-à-vis the Cambridge Analytica story has always been that his knowledge of the matter dates to December 20153 — when The Guardian published its story.
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"I think overall things are in a better place for Ukraine vis-à-vis the U.S.," said Fabrice Pothier, senior associate at Rasmussen Global, a consultancy founded by the former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen, who advises Poroshenko.
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"The latest steps indicate that Tehran's leadership has made a decision to move onto the offensive to create leverage vis-à-vis the international community and bring about a solution to its constraints," a Western intelligence source told Reuters.
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We should be uncertain about how to think about our relationship with Russia, and our parties should be trying on different perspectives, because it isn't clear at all where our national interest vis-à-vis the Russians really lies.
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As Austria turns to the right, the bloc's top official dealing with EU's ties vis-à-vis its neighbors, Commissioner Johannes Hahn of Austria, sought to ease concerns that Vienna may become a new enfant terrible in the bloc.
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What sets America apart — what makes it a unique place among the community of nations — is certain aspirational ideals incorporated into a framework of laws and freedoms centered around the primacy of the individual vis-à-vis the state.
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"Trump actually has a very strong hand vis-à-vis the clerical regime," said Reuel Marc Gerecht, a former C.I.A. specialist on Iran at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, an organization that has rallied opposition to Iran's government.
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The timing of this puzzle, vis-à-vis the government shutdown, is an unfortunate coincidence; our lineup is scheduled and set so far in advance that this kind of juxtaposition can happen, and I hope that nobody is dismayed.
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It was a slapdash affair that brought disparate agencies together to tackle arguably the widest mandate of the federal government, all while failing to address critical underlying questions about the department's mission and responsibilities vis-à-vis other departments and agencies.
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First, the artist is "translating" his history and the history of his culture vis-à-vis his exploration of the archive, questioning what items are archived, who is allowed access to such objects, and what artifacts are presented to the public.
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It's fairly clear from Trump's public statements and his conduct vis-à-vis the Department of Justice that he would like to staff both the executive branch and the judiciary with personal loyalists who have few if any ideological commitments.
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"The fact that the U.S. attorney's review of his actions hasn't turned anything up just makes him, I think, more formidable vis-à-vis the Legislature," said Blair Horner, the legislative director of the New York Public Interest Research Group.
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That's precisely the dynamic that is now absolutely front and center in the US campaign vis-à-vis Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, and absolutely front and center not just in the UK but also in Europe.
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On the other side of town, a heady, sprawling group show, The Value of Freedom at Belvedere 21, grapples with the human desire for self-determination vis-à-vis the insidious currents engineering public opinion and subverting the popular will.
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These specific delivery systems would enable the United States to avoid the formidable Russian air defenses while providing a credible nuclear response option to the kinds of low yield nuclear weapons the Russians are brandishing vis-à-vis NATO allies.
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This critical inference is based upon the understanding that while North Korea already has some nuclear weapons and missile delivery vehicles, it is also still rational and still not operationally-prepared to seek "escalation dominance" vis-à-vis the United States.
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To that end, Congress should ensure that any resulting legislation will protect the U.S. tax base from the systemic inbound earning stripping techniques in a manner that does not disadvantage U.S.-based multinational enterprises vis-à-vis their foreign-based competitors.
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Though he excels at romantic comedy, the essays that stray from that convention resound longer, like "The Strange Situation," which ambitiously explores his relationship patterns vis-à-vis his childhood participation in the psychologist Mary Ainsworth's famous study on attachment theory.
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"I'm not a doctor, I'm not able to opine on the medical condition, but I do know that the overwhelming majority of statements that he's made in his affidavits and public statements vis-à-vis my athletes are false," he said.
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"At this stage, the Commission has concerns that the agreements in question may give Ryanair an undue economic advantage vis-à-vis its competitors that might amount to incompatible aid in favour of Ryanair," the Commission said in a statement.
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Any "great and unmatched wisdom" would have recognized that this decision would lead to the deaths of U.S. Kurdish allies and innocent civilians, and stronger presence and influence for Russia, Iran, Turkey and Syria vis-à-vis Saudi Arabia and Israel.
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"There is a serious crisis vis-à-vis 50 years of Israeli control and its system creeping in," said Mahdi Abdul Hadi, the director of the Palestinian Academic Society for the Study of International Affairs, an independent East Jerusalem research institute.
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And then President Donald Trump was impeached over his requests that a foreign government, Ukraine, investigate a political rival, Biden, vis-à-vis his son, Hunter, who had worked for a Ukrainian gas company while his father served as vice president.
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As security continued to deteriorate, managers resorted to using intermediaries to contact the armed groups, saying they were concerned "that direct contact would create additional risk vis-à-vis the Syrian government or other armed groups," Lafarge said in a statement.
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Its display offers a minimal user interface (according to The Verge's Natt Garun in her review, it leaves a lot to be desired vis-à-vis notifications), and its lightweight and discreet design could make it a good fit for you.
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The United States now needs to clearly communicate to China that principles of openness and shared access to resources and infrastructure are a priority and will determine the U.S. position vis-à-vis the Belt and Road Initiative in the region.
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Hitler's insecurity vis-à-vis his generals and his ineptitude as commander-in-chief — not to mention his inflated opinion of "Aryan" competency and the savage lunacy of his beliefs about Jews — long pre-existed any reliance on stimulating chemicals.
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"The United States policy vis-à-vis the Islamic Republic of Iran has been wrong from the beginning, and its approach of resisting the wishes of the Iranian people as manifested in numerous elections is doomed to failure," Rouhani said.
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That environmental consciousness has the potential to manifest itself elegantly vis-à-vis an art exhibition and cause us to step back and reflect on whether the relationship between man and nature is quite so conflicted might surprise some detractors.
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"UAE has asserted an absolute unilateral right to be absolved of all of its substantive and procedural WTO obligations vis-à-vis Qatar based purely on its bald assertion that its coercive attempts to isolate Qatar reflect a security concern," he said.
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"Recent sharp falls in sterling's value vis-à-vis the euro and the U.S. dollar could reduce confidence in sterling and eventually threaten its role as a global reserve currency," said Standard and Poor's, which reviewed the UK's credit rating on Friday.
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Perhaps more significantly, however, North Korea's oft-cited role as strategic buffer state vis-à-vis US-aligned South Korea has been increasingly undermined with the decision to deploy the Terminal High Altitude Area Defence (THAAD) missile defense system in the South.
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But clearly unable to resist a broader jab at Trump, Macron, speaking in the shadow of Huawei's booth at the Paris Viva Technology Fair, added, "I think launching a trade or tech war vis-à-vis any country is not appropriate," he said.
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The "legitimate purpose" point in the recital also provides a second caveat vis-à-vis making access conditional on accepting cookies — and the recital text includes an example of "facilita[ting] the provision of information society services" as such a legitimate purpose.
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The Wall Street Journal estimated his pretax income over 19 months in 21.1 and 2783 would have been $2891 million, so for speculative purposes, let's use that total and assume it's all "passive income," like an owner would collect vis-à-vis rents.
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Political pressure may be one motivating force, with momentum building for regulation of online platforms — including calls for internet companies to face clear legal liabilities and even a legal duty care toward users vis-à-vis the content they distribute and monetize.
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"These initiatives, which are available from today, are crucial, as scam ads can have devastating consequences," he adds, noting that his own complaints to Facebook vis-à-vis scam ads bearing his image led to more than 1,000 ads being taken down.
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Grassroots advocacy, sometimes mistakenly termed "indirect lobbying" is a means to influence the decision-making process vis-à-vis trained constituencies and to create an atmosphere of public awareness around an issue to encourage average citizens to take part in political efficacy.
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The long-lasting appreciation of the shekel over the past decade, some 30 percent vis-à-vis the basket of currencies against which it weighed, is contributing to fundamental changes in the country's economy, says Gil Bufman, chief economist at Bank Leumi.
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VIS-À-VIS JUST THIS IDEA THAT WE ARE NOW IN THESE BILATERAL NEGOTIATIONS AND BY NOT SINGLING OUT CHINA, AT LEAST TODAY, NOT TO SAY WE LIVE TO FIGHT ANOTHER DAY BUT THERE IS ANOTHER FIGHT TO HAVE IN THE FUTURE.
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This outpouring, coupled with Soleimani's decision to up the ante, appears motivated by four goals: Bolster Iranian deterrence vis-à-vis the U.S., which relies on a barrage of outlandish statements and a highly public display of the country's asymmetric military capabilities.
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He successfully appealed to white, working-class voters by promising to protect what they see as their values and cultural identity, stoked fears vis-à-vis a changing economy and changing demographics, and commit to spending money on them - while keeping "others" out.
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" As for the NAFTA process, known as an investor-state dispute settlement, Earnest said he's "confident that the decision that was made vis-à-vis the Keystone pipeline is entirely consistent with all of our international obligations, including our obligations under NAFTA.
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A NY Post columnist went further, describing the secretary's observations as a "huge blunder", while Lebanon policy expert Tony Badran called them "ill-advised," taking the opportunity to critique the broad spectrum of U.S. policy vis-à-vis Lebanon, Iran and Hezbollah.
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But Timmermans, who is also first vice-president of the EU executive, said Europe would not allow its industries to be put "in a much weaker position vis-à-vis others" if the bloc moved to curb greenhouse gas emissions faster than peers.
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The Commission also wants to give news publishers a new exclusive right covering the online use of their content to give them more bargaining power vis-à-vis search engines such as Google when demanding payment for showing snippets of their articles.
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Sitting in their viscous soup, the lotus roots and the fruit bag are especially jarring in their resemblance to internal organs or fecal matter vis-à-vis the spotless perfection of their gleaming steel bowls; you expect them to stink, but you're encountering an illusion.
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Yet, she expects the tariffs to pose a "challenge" as they would cause domestic steel prices to rise along with prices of imported steel, because the tariffs would give U.S. makers pricing power, putting Caterpillar at a competitive disadvantage vis-à-vis their non-U.
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He challenged us to take the shared vision of things we all can agree on and turn it into a shared responsibility to achieve outcomes vis-à-vis speaking up for the vulnerable, voting, or taking congress back from the influence of outside money.
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"Without any evidence of any existing criminal or sexual activity by sex offenders, vis-à-vis Pokémon Go, this is an overreach," said Norman Siegel, a civil rights lawyer, adding that the proposed legislation raised constitutional questions about the freedom of assembly and due process.
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The former will feel pressured to comply, and the latter will be named and shamed for their inaction — and at an opportune time, as the U.S. seeks to strengthen its trade position vis-à-vis Beijing and push back against Russian interference in American elections.
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" He added that in his view, the Democratic Party had enjoyed a "lock" on the votes of black women for decades, so "the gap [between black women and men] was already there in turnout and now you see it vis-à-vis a specific person.
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"Neither defendant was a high-ranking government official, held a position of trust vis-à-vis the United States, held a security clearance, had a special understanding of the impact of providing misleading information to investigators or denied responsibility for his unlawful conduct," prosecutors wrote.
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Desan also scolds Montaigne, vis-à-vis La Boétie, on a literary point, complaining that Montaigne, having first been inspired to literary effort by a friend, allows the idea of friendship to dissipate in his later essays, which entail no friend but the reader.
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The United States and its allies should consider a range of confidence-building measures with Turkey, such as border security cooperation, buffer zone extension, intelligence sharing, and interdiction vis-à-vis Kurdistan Workers Party financing and operations in order to further U.S. stabilization goals.
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But America's military officers and diplomats worry that making unilateral concessions to Russia would invite further aggressive moves in Eastern Europe, including vis-à-vis countries like Estonia and Poland that we are obligated to defend under Article V of the North Atlantic Treaty.
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And I just don't see any way, despite the fact that our Parliament is notoriously weak vis-à-vis the executive, that the government will be able to crash out of the EU. I think Parliament will find a way to prevent that happening.
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Trump now proposes to "make America great again," not by ensuring affordable health care and free college tuition, or by building modern and sustainable infrastructure, but by stripping away social services, unleashing more pollution and stoking hate and fear vis-à-vis minorities, refugees and foreigners.
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Internal documents published by the U.K. parliament also highlighted developer access issues — such as Facebook's practice of whitelisting certain favored developers' access to user data, raising questions about user consent to the sharing of their data — as well as fairness vis-à-vis non-whitelisted developers.
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Conservatives saw greater European unity as a way to strengthen the UK's political influence vis-à-vis the rest of Europe, while most skepticism came from the Labour Party's left flank (which saw the move toward supranationalism as an international capitalist effort to weaken the welfare state).
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Dawood's virtual reality explorations are grounded in Esoteric Buddhist teachings that intimate that the collapse of time and space is a means for disavowing the ego; for the artist, Kalimpong provides an approach to this tenet vis-à-vis its tactical location on the Himalayan border.
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The threat of such a large domestic mobilization came to the political forefront after the release of a draft DHS memorandum requesting National Guard troops to perform immigration operations which re-ignited the debate over the president's authority to federalize a militia vis-à-vis the PCA.
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Three years before the forging of the current Iran nuclear deal, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stunned the international community at the United Nations 67th General Assembly by presenting a cartoon-style drawing of a nuclear bomb and advocating a tougher stance vis-à-vis Tehran.
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Qatar, notably, is home to the largest U.S. air base in the region, while Saudi Arabia is the world's largest buyer of American weaponry; the crisis, therefore, put the United States in an awkward position vis-à-vis two of its most important Middle Eastern allies.
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He appeared to share Mr. Trump's view that the United States should leverage military threats and sanctions while downplaying diplomacy vis-à-vis the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, in an effort to curb his nuclear and ballistic missile programs and denuclearize the Korean Peninsula.
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The 27 EU states are struggling to agree a joint position vis-à-vis Turkey, which says it will no longer honor its 2016 deal with the EU as another escalation of the war in Syria sends a new wave of refugees to its own soil.
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The 27 EU states are struggling to agree a joint position vis-à-vis Turkey, which says it will no longer honour its 2016 deal with the EU as another escalation of the war in Syria sends a new wave of refugees to its own soil.
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" Shima Baradaran Baughman, a University of Utah law professor, contended that the "no trespassing" case is important as a clue to Judge Gorsuch's Fourth Amendment philosophy because it suggests he will "respect the founders' expansive views of the rights of the individual vis-à-vis the state.
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Of all the contemporary norms that Trump has violated vis-à-vis the military, this is among the most catastrophic because at the end of the day, a transparent, trustworthy, and effective military justice system is the sine qua non of a transparent, trustworthy, and effective military.
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The tumult of the Middle East today, between ISIS and Syria and the sad harvest of the Arab Spring (not to mention his favorite bugbear, a rising Iran), allows Bibi to free himself or Israel of any need to take action vis-à-vis the Palestinians.
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Though both ideas were dismissed by political insiders and denied by those involved, they emerged again during the Hillary Clinton campaign, and even (bizarrely, given Ms. Wintour's political views) made a brief reappearance earlier this year in Michael Wolff's book "Fire and Fury," vis-à-vis the Trump administration.
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With a meeting with Xi Jinping under his belt, Kim is intent on reviving his father's fundraising campaigns vis-à-vis Seoul in the 2000s (when nearly $1 billion a year flowed into Pyongyang's coffers) and hoodwinking the United States into scaling back sanctions enforcement against his regime.
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What seems to have happened is that the North American auto industry reacted to NAFTA by rationalizing itself — moving those parts of it that could be effectively performed by relatively low-skill workers to Mexico, and thus gaining a cost advantage vis-à-vis European and Japanese producers.
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"He'll talk to how basically the way that Director Comey handled this was completely unconventional and why it's important to restore regular respect for the Department of Justice's role, vis-à-vis the FBI," said Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn of Texas, who met with Wray on Monday.
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While the West continues to weigh the various options available before Washington vis-à-vis Tehran, one practical opportunity lies in supporting the sole Iranian democratic opposition movement found in the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), a political and truly moderate umbrella group seeking peaceful regime change in Iran.
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We can also expect the IG to weigh in on Attorney General Loretta Lynch's controversial meeting on an airplane with former President Clinton -- the spouse of someone under criminal investigation -- and whether DOJ leadership acted appropriately vis-à-vis allegations that information may have been shared with the Clinton campaign.
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But if Trump falls for Kim's trap and, after indulging in the bonhomous moment of the summitry, prematurely relaxes sanctions — thus, legitimating and rewarding the world's most tyrannical leader — then his meeting with Kim will be yet another bleak moment in the inglorious annals of U.S. diplomacy vis-à-vis Pyongyang.
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"Its not just a matter of what we would like to do, it's also a matter of how mature the regulations are, what do the regulations allow you to do, what is the cost of setting up vis-à-vis the products you can roll out in the market," he added.
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Sanders took some clear lessons from 2016: While he could likely replicate the big crowds and the booming populism from four years ago, he still was unlikely to earn the Democratic nomination without a significant shift in his posture vis-à-vis the big picture optics of his campaign and approach.
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"That will be decided once South Korea, Japan the United States identify what their objectives are going to be vis-à-vis North Korea and the tactics they are going to put in place to address that objective," he said, when asked to clarify where Trump stood on the issue.
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It is rife with monopoly power, enabling the extraordinary markups of drug prices, the extravagant salaries of the top-paid health care providers and the rampant price discrimination exercised by health providers, which charge different prices to different clients depending on the provider's market power vis-à-vis different clienteles.
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The request might be just, and in full accordance with international law, but it will not be accommodated by Pakistan nonetheless, due to Islamabad's view of its own geopolitical position vis-à-vis India, and its inability to offer the Kabul government better terms of cooperation than does New Delhi.
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The importance of Tuesday's maiden Falcon Heavy flight is less about the immediate financial return for SpaceX and more about what it signifies vis-à-vis America's interest in space and the country's ability to leverage the free market system to develop the burgeoning space domain ahead of our peers.
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Ahmari used his disgust at a drag queen story hour at a public library in Sacramento as a jumping-off point for a diatribe against French and everything that, to Ahmari, French represents: squishiness in the face of moral threats facing the nation, an overly solicitous position vis-à-vis ideological foes.
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" READ: Israelis called Trump ahead of UN Security Council vote Speaking at his start of week cabinet meeting Sunday, Netanyahu said he shared the "feelings, anger and frustration vis-à-vis the unbalanced resolution that is very hostile to the State of Israel, and which the Security Council passed in an unworthy manner.
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In effect, Israel would offer Putin a trade: We'll help you achieve one of your critical objectives - ensuring Gazprom participates in any sale of Israeli gas to Europe - in exchange for Russia's acknowledgement of Israel's special security interest's vis-à-vis Hezbollah and Iran, plus guaranteed security for Israel's Mediterranean gas infrastructure.
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With a population of over 1.2 billion, India, the 7th largest economy on the planet, may not be able to maintain a symmetrical pace towards economic development vis-à-vis its rival economies, due to its poor education expenditure; hence, India's status as an economic powerhouse can turn into an ephemeral, economic boom.
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" She went over and comically started to push Robert toward the entryway, Robert who had been ready ages ago, Robert who had already picked their housewarming bottle of wine, Robert who was sort of disappointed in her lack of attention vis-à-vis the unsanctioned halibut, Robert who muttered, "Aye, aye, Captain Farragut.
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Still, there's something so ingenuous, so little-brotherish, about the way Ratner positions himself vis-à-vis these older men; something so poignant about his fandom, his excitement at sitting at their table, to smoke and drink and talk shop with them; something so honest about his awareness of his own relative goofiness.
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As if that weren't problematic enough, Ayotte spent months awkwardly trying to position herself vis-à-vis her erratic nominee — declaring, in some kind of political Morse code, that she "supports" Trump but would not "endorse" him — before finally kicking him to the curb this month and saying she'd write in Mike Pence.
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The spectacle we have been witnessing in Kassel is not only a problem of AfD and other nationalist, populist-rightwing parties rising to prominence in Germany and elsewhere, but the problem of mainstream politics failing or fearing to take a position vis-à-vis the urgent issues in our societies, as in Germany as elsewhere.
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"This work undoubtedly gave Ms. Rendon direct knowledge about and insight into the impact of the opioid crisis on plaintiffs in this litigation, as well as their response to the crisis - all of which now puts her private clients at a significant advantage vis-à-vis Cleveland and the other plaintiffs," the brief argued.
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First, vis-à-vis the Trump Tower Moscow deal, Cohen says he kept the Trump Organization and family members up to date on the conversations with Russia, which appears to undercut Don Jr.'s testimony to Congress that he didn't know much about the proposed development and, besides, the deal never went very far anyway.
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Factors such as the strengthening global economic growth, investments in Korea's trading environment vis-à-vis China, and additional fiscal spending are among the potential upside risks to growth, while accelerated monetary policy normalizations in major countries, a strengthening of protectionist trade policies and delayed improvements in employment conditions are among the downside ones.
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Factors such as a strengthening of global economic growth and improvements in the trade environment vis-à-vis China are among the potential upside risks to growth, while a strengthening of US protectionist trade policies, accelerated monetary policy normalizations in major countries, and the restructuring of an automobile company are among the downside ones.
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" The other show, The Value of Freedom at Belvedere 22020, gathered together the work of more than 50 artists and artist groups to examine "the human desire for self-determination vis-à-vis the insidious currents" — from think tanks and lobbyists to political corruption and violent oppression — "engineering public opinion and subverting the popular will.
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All of which is to say that absolutely none of what I thought the show was interested in exploring vis-à-vis race and intersectionality ever actually emerged, and as such, I just do not have it in me to think that the story is going anywhere interesting with what's happening with June right now.
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"This 'strategic penalty' will come in terms of strained cooperation with our partners and allies who are dismayed and insulted by the move, as well as in terms of our strategic strength vis-à-vis our competitors and adversaries in the world," said Francesco Femia, co-president of the Center for Climate and Security, a security think tank.
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Avaaz's findings vis-à-vis the three bogus far-right networks suggest that as well as seeking to slur left-wing/liberal political views and parties, some of the inauthentic pages were involved in actively trying to amplify Vox — with one bogus page, Orgullo Nacional España, sharing a pro-Vox Facebook page 155 times in a three-month period.
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"If you want to cope with the terms of trade shock, Brexit is whatever other fantasies you have, it's a negative trade shock vis-à-vis the EU and if you want to close some of these trade deficits, the pound has to decline more against the euro," the former member of the Bank of England said.
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Both George W. Bush and Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE sought tighter economic and security ties with India, in the hopes that a closer relationship would enhance conventional deterrence vis-à-vis China.
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And since the Trump administration has found the utility in tying federal grant funding to compliance with federal law enforcement vis-à-vis the "sanctuary city" imbroglio that has pitted the Department of Justice against a number of big city Democrat mayors, employ the same tactic against municipalities that refuse to report their shootings-by-police.
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But rather than focusing on her story on its own terms, Jessica versus Amber vis-à-vis Barnett becomes a Bachelor-like triangle, as everyone is brought together for a birthday party for Barnett, hinting at the show's confusion about whether it should explore the couples on their own or try to create drama by making them interact.
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"We do think there is going to be some significant changes if there is a 'hard Brexit' and a very extreme outcome of these negotiations," he revealed, adding that the bank would take some of the summer to understand its options vis-à-vis the regulatory framework in Europe and what would work best for its corporate structure.
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"I think populism is fueled by other things and to me, one of the key sources of populism has to do with the lack of economic recovery that we have, which is not strong enough, and also with non-economic factors, which have to do with the attitudes of certain parts of the population vis-à-vis tourism or refugees," he added separately.
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One place to look for clues to a better policy may be the July 9 international gathering of tens of thousands of Iranians, where the Iranian opposition leader Maryam Rajavi will be joined by dozens of current and former senior U.S. and European officials to call for a new approach and a decisive policy vis-à-vis the regime in Tehran.
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Rating: Neutral Price Target: $46 (cut from $47) Comment: "...we remain in a wait-and-see mode on further developments on its ad business - we continue to believe that there is some amount of low-hanging fruit for YHOO to unlock value: search advertising vis-à-vis its relationship with Google, a move to more aggressively monetize properties such as Tumblr."
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Over the last four-five years, one metric has remained constant in the report: the disparity between advertising spend on digital mediums, especially mobile vis-à-vis TV. Despite mobile having more eyeballs and time spent, ad spends on mobile are anywhere between $25-$40 billion less than on TV. Ironically, the more users you have, the more precipitous fall in CPMs and CPCs.
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Google filed an appeal against the CNIL's order for global delisting and a French court later decided to refer questions vis-à-vis the scope of the rtbf to the Court of Justice of the EU. The CJEU heard the case last fall, with Google arguing that global delistings would damage free speech, and enable authoritarian regimes to get stuff they don't like scrubbed off the internet.
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While residual anti-Japanese sentiments are not nearly as pronounced as those in the North, the main thrust of the South Korean president's annual Liberation Day address tends to coalesce around the theme of inter-Korean unity, both the history of Korean resistance against Imperial Japan and a summons to inter-Korean solidarity vis-à-vis the outside world — as in the United States.
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"The use of this term is not only corrosive vis-à-vis a global audience, including here at home, it is also fueling a narrative in China about a broader American hatred and fear of not just the Chinese Communist Party but of China and Chinese people in general," Scott Kennedy, a China expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told The New York Times.
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" Müller's aims in composing a picture were narrative and literary (and, ultimately, moral), while Kaprow's seem to foreground the fusion of the image with the medium — a merging of one reality with another — while attempting to break free, as Pollock did vis-à-vis the European Surrealists, from "work [that] is consistently 'artful,' 'arranged,' and full of finesse — aspects of outer control and training.
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And while the House of Representatives voted last week to denounce anti-Semitism in the wake of a controversy wherein Representative Ilhan Omar criticized American policy vis-à-vis Israel, such efforts fail to address the actual sources of anti-Semitic content in American society—from the dark corners of the internet, to a populist surge, to a president who has peddled conspiracy theories about Jewish billionaire George Soros.
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And yes, you definitely need to do more/better, but before we get into the more/better things you need to do, a quick note for those of you out there wildly clutching at your pearls at the thought of Clorox-ing a couch: Clorox Wipes, despite their name, do not contain bleach, so using them on a couch doesn't pose a problem vis-à-vis color loss.
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In fact, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's decision to scrap the Iran nuclear deal actually strengthens his bargaining position vis-à-vis Pyongyang, and it increases the pressure on the North Korean regime to make meaningful concessions regarding its strategic arsenal if the two leaders meet next month in Singapore as planned.
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Finally, I would suggest that if the West wants to get rid of Putin, it should begin to behave vis-à-vis him as he himself behaves: to wipe out dozens of NGOs funded with the Russian money and operating openly both in the U.S. and in the EU; ban from any elections anyone who gets funding from the Russian banks and companies (Le Pen is the first who comes to my mind, but there are dozens more); and, if investigating his wrongdoings, to do it much less open than it happens now.
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