Yet others warn against overthinking moderate changes in market valuation.
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Healthcare experts also warn against drinking high amounts of caffeine.
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Democrats seized on the comments to warn against witness intimidation.
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And I wanted to warn against complacency in this context.
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The Psalmist was right to warn against trust in princes.
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They warn against dangerous precedents should Democrats' efforts prove successful.
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Pitagora does warn against trying to repress a sexual experience, however.
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They will also warn against new migration routes being opened up.
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However, the authors warn against getting over-enthusiastic at this stage.
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Current suppliers, while fiercely loyal, also warn against underestimating the company.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, but he did warn against socialism.
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But Democratic and Republican strategists alike warn against extrapolating much further.
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Some security experts warn against routing all your data over Tor anyway.
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Unfortunately the nightmare he was trying to warn against swiftly came true.
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Could you warn against miscegenation using M&Ms and Reese's Pieces next?
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But did Rubio warn against instability in the wake of Gadhafi's fall?
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Now the beards and hijabs are gone, and posters warn against them.
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But the fluidity is causing even some Democrats to warn against complacency.
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Instead, program administrators ignored basic protocols that clearly warn against overgeneralizing results.
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As these points usually lose value each year, experts warn against hoarding.
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"I strongly warn against recklessly sliding into a spiral of isolation," Altmaier said.
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"We warn against such adventurism which is fraught with catastrophic consequences," it said.
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However, experts warn against squeezing the stinger or using tweezers to remove it.
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Corker and Cotton are the latest GOPers to warn against repeal without replace.
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Some who question the approach warn against unintended consequences of such an effort.
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They also warn against pump and dump language found on many ICO pages.
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Tax experts warn against viewing "fairness" exclusively as a way to raise revenue.
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Signs in languages from Burmese to Khmer warn against the danger of malaria.
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Some investors, however, warn against getting carried away given that uncertainty remains high.
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One of the first economists to warn against globalization was Harvard's Dani Rodrik.
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Financial experts often warn against buying a primary residence expecting a future return.
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Yet, he does warn against flavors like cake batter, ice cream, and banana.
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Liberals warn against jumping to conclusions and preach about the consequences of overreaction.
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Conservatives warn against jumping to conclusions and preach about the consequences of overreaction.
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But he also appeared to warn against calling for too drastic of change.
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There are no studies that warn against having too many hours of those activities.
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Germany's powerful green lobbies warn against the possible contamination of drinking water through fracking.
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But we can and should help understand this crisis and warn against false solutions.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics and many experts warn against institutionalizing children in large groups.
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Experts warn against focusing on a single reason to explain why someone might kill themself.
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Investigators continue to especially warn against people buying products off the street or from friends.
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They also warn against "blood baiting," or chumming, especially in waters close to the shore.
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Instead, they say flexibility was the intent, and warn against a withdrawal from the accord.
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"We warn against such adventurism which is fraught with catastrophic consequences," the foreign ministry said.
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While they may have good intentions, many financial experts warn against this line of thinking.
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Italy and Germany warn against the practices in Japan in travel advisories they have posted.
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They might be a nuisance, but experts warn against moving the creatures while they're down.
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But rats aren't people, and experts warn against using too much of the sweet stuff.
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On Tuesday, retired army officers blocked highways with burning tires to warn against any pension cuts.
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Xi's comments come as the World Health Organization continues to warn against fast-spreading online rumors.
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There's also a new Wi-Fi water sensor, which helps warn against flooding by detecting water.
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Rad went on to warn against putting photos up of yourself with other guys or girls.
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But other scientists warn against leaping to conclusions, since there's still a lot we don't know.
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"I think you're going to continue to hear the President warn against complacency," Earnest said Tuesday.
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The United Nations isn't the first international body to warn against Trump's attacks on the press.
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Russian scientists now warn against other unknown pathogens that will be let loose in the population.
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While you might be angry or upset, career experts warn against talking badly about your company.
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" The Russian government similarly used the occasion to warn against "destructive meddling from beyond [Venezuela's] borders.
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And in the absence of comprehensive studies in humans, public health experts warn against Trump's proclamation.
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But other experts warn against claiming causation from such correlations and say more research is needed.
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California will launch a $20 million ad campaign to warn against the dangers of vaping, Gov.
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They also warn against abandoning the Kurds, whose forces suffered thousands of casualties fighting alongside the Americans.
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They still warn against using tech as a soothing strategy in anything but pinches, like long flights.
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Chen and other advisors warn against trying to overweight an asset class that has been performing well.
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When families in similar situations call him, he tells Nailah's story to warn against following her path.
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The world's financial leaders will renounce competitive devaluations and warn against exchange rate volatility, a document showed.
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Like Obama, Earnest cited "norms" at the agency about revealing public information, but didn't warn against leaks.
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This evil and fantastical government is what Ray Bradbury was trying to warn against in his novel.
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Other Republicans warn against predicting who will hold the House majority so far away from an election.
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I am the embodiment of those women some articles warn against when they talk about the dating apocalypse.
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Keep in mind that many financial advisers will warn against prioritizing your kid's education over your own retirement.
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The guidelines warn against using annoying formats like large sticky ads and the dreaded autoplay video with sound.
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Image: Flickr/the_ewanMost foodies warn against storing tomatoes in the fridge, saying it saps them of their flavor.
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But political observers in Madrid warn against counting out the man some once nicknamed "el Guapo" — the beautiful.
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Still, these events are erratic and rarely-studied, so experts warn against reading too much into early figures.
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Financial experts warn against lifestyle inflation, which is when you spend more money because you earn more money.
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Yes, I am well aware that the trampoline manufacturers and doctors warn against this, and I understand why.
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Nina Ahmad, who came in second in Tuesday night's race, used the story to warn against implicit bias.
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Despite all the attention that the growth statistics engender, economists warn against reading too much into G.D.P. figures.
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Similarly, over-the-counter cough and cold products that contain alcohol do not warn against use with antibiotics.
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But others seized on their deaths as a moment to warn against thrill-seeking for an online audience.
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That's why sixty-five scientists wrote Congress this year to warn against establishing scientific principles by legislative decree.
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He was one of the few foreign policy experts to warn against the invasion of Iraq in 22007.
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Versace tells CNBC Make It that Musk and others like him who warn against artificial intelligence are misguided.
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And even in Colorado, the first state to legalize pot recreationally, health officials still adamantly warn against doing so.
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But a cadre of whistleblowers, who got wealthy off the products they now warn against, revealed the underlying connection.
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"We warn against circumventing the powers of the judicial authorities in favour of the independent administrative authorities," it added.
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Other Cuba watchers warn against placing too much emphasis on micro entrepreneurship activities that rarely result in exported goods.
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"We warn against circumventing the powers of the judicial authorities in favor of the independent administrative authorities," it added.
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They also faulted Capitol Hill Republicans for not accepting a bipartisan effort to warn against Russian influence last year.
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Although visitors may be tempted to approach the feral horses, park officials warn against touching or feeding the animals.
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With Waterlicht, the designers explored the poetry of water, creating a "virtual flood" to warn against rising ocean levels.
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The exchange highlighted Poland's continuing efforts to warn against the use of such language by journalists outside its borders.
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The group was briefly active again starting in 2004, this time to warn against the threat of Islamic extremism.
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He will host a pair of town halls, in Iowa and Indiana, to warn against cuts to Social Security.
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Democratic lawmakers took to Twitter to react to the report and warn against any effort to obstruct justice. Rep.
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The Arab League is the latest to warn against the deployment of foreign fighters in the North African country.
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But a senior RBI official — deputy governor Viral Acharya — used a speech last Friday to warn against government interference.
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Scientists warn against venturing too close to lava hitting water, saying it could expose people to dangers from flying debris.
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Xi's reported comments come as the World Health Organization continues to warn against fast-spreading rumors about the virus online.
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Others warn against trying to replicate government controls on Islam that have proved stifling in much of the Muslim world.
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Bestselling books such as "The Strange Death of Europe", "Le Suicide Français" and "Submission" warn against the march of Islam.
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Even so, some analysts warn against antagonising China just when America needs its co-operation on North Korea's nuclear programme.
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Experts warn against removing the initial pair of earrings until at least six weeks after the piercing, according to Parents.
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Many experts warn against taking medications containing acetaminophen, such as Tylenol, which may cause liver damage when combined with alcohol.
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But he did warn against a "socialist takeover of our health care system," an implicit rebuke of democratic socialist Sen.
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The Trump administration has embraced the programs, but critics warn against a new arms race and billions of dollars squandered.
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But experts still warn against handing over money because it may lead to far more significant costs down the road.
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Experts warn against the rise of "AI nationalism", whereby countries increasingly try to keep their data and their algorithms to themselves.
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Officials warn against putting too much stock in longer term policy projections, given how quickly economic events can reshape their thinking.
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For many pundits, 2800D printing has become the ultimate tech cautionary tale, used to warn against overhyping technologies like virtual reality.
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Indonesian police have had considerable success in stopping major attacks since the deadly 2002 Bali bombings, though analysts warn against complacency.
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Since then, Trump has also used a humming economy to warn against steps that might short-circuit his ability to govern.
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In interviews, he continued to urge the government to undertake structural reforms to the banking industry and to warn against complacency.
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And so once again major party backers warn against wasting votes on "spoilers" and criticize minor party candidates for even running.
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Medical experts have tried to warn against healthy people buying masks so it doesn't create an equipment shortage for medical workers.
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Veteran eclipse chasers warn against wasting totality getting photos, and I know my amateur photography skills won't do the sky justice.
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The president of Mexico and the prime minister of Canada both called Mr. Trump to warn against such a precipitous step.
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If this happened in a third world country, the United States, as a global promoter of democracy, would warn against it.
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Others warn against jumping too quickly into smaller companies that may not produce the high grade lithium needed for the batteries.
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And a word of caution: Economists warn against reading too much into this month's report, however, because of those GM workers.
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Others warn against such nationalism, arguing that China should find more amicable ways of engaging South Korea, a close economic ally.
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Yet Unilever's troubles chime with words of caution from economists, who warn against betting on a stronger global economy next year.
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A new Jordan Peeled-backed PSA uses former president Barack Obama and AI to warn against the proliferation of fake news.
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Lamar Alexander and Rand Paul make a fair point when they warn against repealing Obamacare without having a replacement plan in place.
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Others warn against a blanket approach given spreads should vary depending on an individual bank's capital stack, issuance targets and credit fundamentals.
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A lot of people think they have to get over to California as soon as possible — would you warn against that, then?
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There are also many tech insiders who have come out to warn against the things they have had a hand in creating.
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Hong Kong plans TV ad campaign to warn against ICO and crypto investments Note: The author owns a small amount of cryptocurrency.
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The general reason for the increase is equally unclear, and the authors warn against drawing conclusions not clearly supported by the data.
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Guides warn against it, citing drug lords, thieves, gun battles, knife fights and lookouts who might mistake you for an undercover cop.
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The state's Health Department did not warn against drinking the water here until after a federal warning was made public in December.
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Trump set his sights on yet another car company this month, this time to warn against shipping Mexican-made cars into America.
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Both Apple and Google suggest using a damp microfiber cloth in lieu of cleaning products and warn against using harsh cleaning agents.
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"We once again warn against any unilateral actions that can be an obstacle to a negotiated two-state solution," spokesman Stéphane Dujarric said.
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"Italy's is a case apart," an EU official told Reuters, adding that letters to other governments will only warn against possible budget risks.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign to warn against Huawei telecommunications equipment in next-generation wireless networks has accelerated EU discussions about its position.
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Technically, you probably could plug in headphones instead of the speakers, but the study authors warn against it while operating a moving kayak.
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What I would warn against is to not mix up Himmler's personal interests with what the SS was committed to as a whole.
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We have been in the forefront of the global campaign to end nuclear testing and to warn against the dangers of nuclear weapons.
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Read more: 11 tips to help you move on from a job rejectionSome experts, however, warn against getting too chummy with your coworker.
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Economists expect the meeting this weekend to set the tone of future financial regulations, but warn against expectations for major shifts in policy.
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Doctors warn against drinking, too Along with advising against marijuana use, doctors have long advised pregnant women to avoid drinking alcohol during pregnancy.
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Mr. Modzelewski continued to warn against increasing social inequalities and injustices that, he said, harmed all of society, not just its poorest members.
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The virus has killed more than 100 people and spread to at least 18 countries, prompting many to warn against travel to China.
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But Marlène Schiappa, a campaign adviser on gender issues, and others who know the couple warn against painting her as a Pygmalion figure.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention both warn against drinking raw milk because of these risks.
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That is why some economists warn against raising rates too much and too fast, arguing that the increases will choke off the recovery.
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But as convenient as it may be to invest in your state's plan just for the tax break, experts actually warn against it.
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Obama used the remarks to warn against the rise of "strongman politics" and the "utter loss of shame among political leaders" who lie.
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Scientists warn against venturing too close to where the lava is entering the ocean, saying it could expose people to dangers from flying debris.
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Many people in Freeport have electricity and brackish, salty water from their taps that they can bathe with, but officials warn against drinking it.
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The only catch is pediatricians warn against sleeping in a swing or rocker, because a baby's head can roll too far forward, causing suffocation.
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Asakawa told Reuters that Japan would not be bound by a recent U.S. Treasury report on currencies that appeared to warn against unilateral intervention.
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It's something Making a Murderer's filmmakers, Moira Demos and Laura Ricciardi, didn't expect and, in an interview with The Daily Beast, actually warn against.
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But as convenient as it may be to invest in your state's plan just for the tax break, some experts actually warn against it.
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These methods can lead to ingrown hairs and infections though, so most gynecologists warn against them and recommend trimming or letting it be instead.
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Speaking Tuesday to NowThis, Obama said it was essential the bureau not operate based on "leaks" and "innuendo," but didn't explicitly warn against politicization.
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But critics, including the CDC, say there is no evidence that chronic Lyme disease exists, and they warn against giving a chronic Lyme diagnosis.
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Last term, he wrote two solo dissents — not his usual practice — to warn against what he sees as a words-on-the-page capitulation.
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That habit can be great for your budget, but it's one consumer advocates warn against with cyberthieves keen to capture your personal and financial information.
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Privacy scholars warn against letting police rake in and maintain enormous storehouses of data, but drones obviously take an aerial view that inevitably includes bystanders.
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And in Stanford, Kosinski, who wanted to warn against the danger of using psychological targeting in a political setting, is once again receiving accusatory emails.
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South and North Korea, meanwhile, have rapidly advanced relations, which prompted U.S. officials to openly warn against moving too quickly without sufficient progress on denuclearisation.
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Apple's interface guidelines warn against all kinds of fun things that developers probably started thinking about when the new MacBook Pros leaked earlier this week.
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She then used a speech in parliament to warn against British "illusions" that it could retain much of the benefits of EU membership after Brexit.
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But, with elections to the European parliament coming up next May, others warn against complacency, especially as Macron was taken off guard by the protest.
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And even the authors of the original mandatory-minimum laws warn against sending more people to prison for longer as a way to combat crime.
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His comments follow a Financial Times report that British finance minister George Osborne is pushing the G20 to warn against the dangers of a "Brexit".
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"We, 154 economics professors, warn against developing the European currency and banking union further into a liability union," they wrote in the Frankfurter Allgemeine newspaper.
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Today's "small government" conservatives still warn against the tyranny of federal "jackboots," but have no problem seeing them deployed to the necks of nonwhite immigrants.
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He even built a two-story wheelchair out of PVC pipe, paint trays, and spool wheels to warn against cuts to Medicare for state residents.
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South and North Korea, meanwhile, have rapidly advanced relations, which prompted U.S. officials to openly warn against moving too quickly without sufficient progress on denuclearization.
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Even though medical professionals might warn against it, you might find it gives you a little peace of mind — which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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The government and medical community still warn against alcohol consumption for expectant mothers, but there's little being done about the children who are already damaged.
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And while many experts are quick to warn against low volatility, there's no broad consensus around what will shake the market out of its slumber.
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PD veterans including former prime minister Massimo D'Alema warn against toppling current Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni, widely seen as Renzi's proxy, without first changing the law.
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Rannikko's subversive yet informative program is mirrored here by the works of Jani Hänninen, which warn against taking the most dramatic interpretations as the most reliable.
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New governor Orr has worked for the RBNZ before and is considered a continuity candidate, analysts warn against taking a change of guard for granted though.
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Horizon Zero Dawn plays with those themes with its indigenous-inspired cultures that emphasize coexistence with nature and warn against the legacy left by the machines.
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This is why states that have legalized adult-use or medical-use cannabis strongly warn against the consumption of alcohol and cannabis at the same time.
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The righteous rules are rigid and unchanging, across the theological board: they warn against disobeying parents, disgracing the family name, resisting glittery temptation and sexual wiles.
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US intelligence agencies warn against using Huawei phones Another body blow came in February, when US intelligence agencies said that American citizens shouldn't use Huawei phones.
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" The purpose of the letter, the historians tell us, is to warn against "Donald J. Trump's candidacy and the exceptional challenges it poses to civil society.
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Generally, experts warn against driving, operating heavy machinery, and the other potentially life-threatening-or-limb-ripping activities mentioned at the tail ends of pharmaceutical ads.
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He and other educators warn against using learning tools that make it difficult to log in, are inaccessible via mobile devices or require downloading special software.
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They're vowing to fight nominees with ties to big banks, and warn against corporate executives assuming government roles in regulating the industries that made them rich.
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The virus has already killed more than 100 people and spread to at least 18 countries, prompting many more countries to warn against travel to China.
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He's spent much of his judicial career tearing down parts of that framework, even as he uses his annual report to warn against threats to democracy.
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The president has sought to curtail or end U.S. involvement in foreign wars, though military leaders continue to warn against a precipitous American withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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Now that framework could be used to warn against drug peddlers, credit card thieves, content thieves and others looking to harm consumers and thwart law enforcement.
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Airbnb even tells users in their safety tips to beware of paying outside the app, one of the only scams they specifically acknowledge and warn against.
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He should preemptively tweet and otherwise warn against anything that could delay or jeopardize legitimate aid dollars, and he should keep the pressure on as needed.
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The president has sought to curtail or end U.S. involvement in foreign wars, though military leaders continue to warn against a precipitous American withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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In fact, 98 House Republicans put their signature on a 2013 letter to Obama to warn against airstrikes against Syria without first getting authorization from Congress.
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As for what brand of oil to choose, Kayrouz isn't picky, but does warn against using oil that is too powerful for a salad like tabbouleh.
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District officials acknowledge it won&apost stop a determined attacker from coming through the door, nor will it warn against someone who is not a known threat.
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If the police commissioner himself has to warn against misusing body cameras to fake evidence, the issue may be more systematic than the department cares to admit.
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That presence extended to a habit of quite publicly making remarks about women's appearances and frequent physical contacts that any modern HR department would probably warn against.
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In addition to the kosher laws, there are Jewish rules that warn against doing anything that would make people look as though they were violating the rules.
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Secondly, while the chances of a Bank of England rate cut rose Thursday, some warn against expecting lenders to follow suit in the case of lower rates.
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In addition, the Recommendations for Reporting on Suicide warn against blaming a suicide on any one thing, since there are typically multiple causes, The Washington Post reports.
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"I would warn against painting with an overly broad brush about the potential consequences of this outcome," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said at a news briefing.
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Out of nearly a dozen bills moving through the House this week, it's the only one opposed by doctor groups, who continue to warn against new mandates.
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The Queen has been dragged further into British politics after David Cameron suggested that he persuaded the monarch to warn against Scottish Independence during the 2014 referendum.
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Yet some insurance industry experts warn against taking out these types of policies, arguing they're full of loopholes and caveats that make it difficult to get paid.
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While he continues to warn against the United States, he has allowed continuing contacts between his foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, and Secretary of State John Kerry.
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The data being analyzed is from the 1990s, though the analysis itself is new, so researchers also warn against taking it as an indicator of any trends.
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In addition to the kosher laws, there are Jewish rules that warn against doing anything that would make people look as though they were violating the rules.
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The bureaucrats and scientists who have tried to warn against the folly of treating every wildfire like a mortal foe have discovered their message is a nonstarter.
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Although the deaths were found to have been caused by medications that were wrongly prepared, the tragedy prompted anti-vaccination groups to warn against immunisations in Samoa.
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The memoirs of those who survived the 1930s — Sebastian Haffner's "Defying Hitler" is a great example — warn against normalizing dictatorships, particularly when new dictators are popularly elected.
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Analysts warn against underestimating a sector known for maintaining high margins and rarely discounting, helped by constant product renewals and staples like 100-yen (90-cent) coffees.
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This is based on a deliberate misquote of what Margaret Sanger actually said, which was in fact to warn against people thinking the organization was targeting black Americans.
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The authors say their study highlights the importance of more research into the bad and good of meditation, though they warn against reading too much into their findings.
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Handelman went on to warn against a system that allowed "cherry-picking" of coverage options by healthier consumers while those with medical needs were left carrying financial burdens.
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One thing she clearly was not, however, was a stereotype, and Levin's book should warn against the use of false stereotypes about the poor, black people, and mothers.
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Career experts warn against asking nosy, invasive questions about the reason someone was laid off, what happened during the conversation with management, a severance package, and other details.
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Phil Bryant of Mississippi, a Republican, though he was quick to warn against minimizing the harm caused by the storm's 10-foot surge, strong winds and heavy rains.
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But, as the pandemic grows and health experts warn against public gatherings of any kind, the powers that be decided to pull the plug ... at least for now.
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Now, a social media campaign in Australia is urging communities to rally around their local Chinese restaurant, as authorities warn against the danger of misinformation and racialized stigma.
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Xi will deliver a speech on the first day of the forum promoting a message of "inclusive globalization" and will warn against populism, Chinese officials said on Wednesday.
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President Xi has been making the case for a "new long march," using the anniversary to rally the public and warn against creeping complacency, especially among the young.
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The U.S. official, meeting with officials in Europe to warn against buying Huawei equipment for next-generation mobile networks, said only time would tell if Huawei could diversify.
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He used one of his last prime-time television venues Wednesday night to warn against the vision of America presented by some on the other side of the aisle.
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It has also experimented with other tactics to try to combat damaging WhatsApp rumors — such as using actors to role-play fakes in public to warn against false messages.
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Some surgeons have performed Tommy John on kids as young as 13 years old, even as doctors at the top of the field warn against cutting still-growing arms.
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Instead of worrying about offending sensitive Republicans, Ossoff should have quoted prominent Republicans who warn against the grave dangers, extreme actions and banana republic tactics of the Trump presidency.
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There are also more complicated policy types that offer investment options and that you can take loans against, but many advisers warn against them for basic life insurance needs.
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Technologies now available can help parents casually monitor a baby's heart rate, temperature, feedings and sleep cycle, but experts warn against using them for valuable medical information or diagnoses.
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A responsible leader would use it to advocate against Russian attacks on our democracy and to warn against behavior that helps Russia's goals, even if that behavior isn't criminal.
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Even if you're not afraid of liquid creeping into small crevices, laptop manufacturers warn against using chemical agents or bleach because they're a little too harsh for the materials.
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By emphasizing diversity over dystopia, her film does not simply warn against the dangers of who we might become, but celebrates the vast richness of who we already are.
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It's smart politics for the drug industry, but experts warn against creating a new status quo where 10 percent raises are seen as the norm — or, worse, as restraint.
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North Korean state media has issued such warnings when it needed to engineer a political purge or warn against possible lagging loyalty among the elites, South Korean analysts said.
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Falling is precisely why the city's marine police and its harbor master warn against venturing onto the ice, though their big worry is that people will fall right through.
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Amid a scramble for masks in recent weeks, medical experts have tried to warn against healthy people buying masks so it doesn't create an equipment shortage for medical workers.
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The PSA was to warn against the "celebratory" gunshots that were fired into the air on New Year's Eve, which happens yearly despite attempts to discourage it, Treglia said.
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And it continued a pattern, begun by Trump, of lashing out against impeachment witnesses even as they continue to work for him and as Democrats warn against witness intimidation.
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But Williams did warn against the dangers of pushing the economy beyond its natural potential growth rate, which these days he said is about 1.5 percent to 1.75 percent.
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This guidance comes as Trump continues to warn against the threat of voter fraud, including the possibility of undocumented immigrants voting, though there is little evidence of that happening.
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Financial institutions, such as banks and insurance companies, warn against the risks that would follow from allowing their customers to authorize access by third parties to their digital account information.
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Don't use the same one!" to warn against the dangers of trading cryptocurrency, and also more obscure ones, in English, such as "Hot day, forget myself, go to the moon.
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Price gap Chinese banks enjoy far lower funding costs on their subordinated debt than European banks, but bankers warn against hopes that will translate into cheaper funding for European lenders.
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When asked by The New York Times if Fey, 45, had a say in casting decisions, the actress admits that while she was involved, she tried to warn against it.
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" WATCH THIS: Experts Warn Against 'Tide Pod Challenge' In January, Tide officials wrote on Twitter that eating Tide Pods "is a BAD IDEA" —"What should Tide PODs be used for?
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More specifically, physicians with the AAP warn against microwaving food in plastic, as a variety of the chemicals used to make plastic can come into contact with food when microwaved.
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Tech companies will warn against a legislative cure that's worse than the disease — a new and more onerous regime that restricts legitimate political speech: Who will defend unpopular political speech?
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EU leaders' rejection this week of Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan already knocked the pound on Friday, and many investors warn against banking too much on a positive outcome.
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Many observers have been quick to warn against reading too much into Mr. Beshear's win: The current governor, Matt Bevin, is uniquely unpopular, and Republicans won every other statewide race.
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While some analysts warn against reading too much into the indicator, what they do agree is that the inversion piles pressure on the U.S. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.
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Last summer, as the trial was approaching, a group of admissions officers recommended changes to the rules for evaluating applications that appeared intended to warn against racial and ethnic stereotyping.
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D.A.R.E, which sent police officers into classrooms to warn against drug use, enjoyed bipartisan support and was eventually implemented in the vast majority of school districts in the United States.
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She is using what's left of her hoarse voice to sell voters on her brand of centrist politics and warn against the partisanship her challenger, Representative Kevin Cramer, has embraced.
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The United States sent a delegation of officials from the State, Commerce and Defense Departments to meet with representatives from telecommunications companies and governments to warn against using Huawei equipment.
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Less a straightforward adaptation than a passionate dialogue with the novel, this "Parable of the Sower" uses its plot to warn against what will happen if we don't stand up.
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It is almost as though Younis is trying to warn against influences that are trying to intercept potential relationships that may lead a migrant to shed the garments of their homeland.
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And yes, many pros, like Maria's colorist, Roxie Darling of Hairstory in New York City, will warn against it — but that doesn't stop many of us rebels from doing it successfully.
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Heavy monsoon rains have killed eight people, prompting authorities to warn against landslides and floods in low-lying areas after spill gates had to be opened across the Indian Ocean island.
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Efforts to remove these and other deepfakes from the internet have been lackluster at best; in fact, the typical response has been to use deepfake technology to warn against deepfake technology.
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Britain, which had extensive trade networks in Latin America and wanted to keep its European competitors at bay, proposed a joint announcement with America that would warn against further European intervention.
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Heavy monsoon rains have killed 12 people, prompting authorities to warn against landslides and floods in low-lying areas after spill gates had to be opened across the Indian Ocean island.
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Heavy monsoon rains have killed ten people, prompting authorities to warn against landslides and floods in low-lying areas after spill gates had to be opened across the Indian Ocean island.
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And Bolton, long viewed as hawkish on Russia, plans to warn against interfering in U.S. elections, as he did most recently in meetings with his Russian counterpart in Geneva in August.
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More from the Financial Times: Trump adviser's Russian contact closely linked to Putin family Brussels plans crackdown on 'fake news' in social mediaWary shale investors warn against drilling at all costs
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The two men have a history of friction, and Chief Justice Roberts used the normally mild report to denounce false information spread on social media and to warn against mob rule.
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Experts warn against reading too much into any short-term fluctuation in those national statistics, saying traffic deaths are affected by gas prices, employment and other factors independent of safety standards.
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But the clock will be running out in two years, and financial experts leading the transition warn against focusing too much attention on recreating something like Libor, which has proven elusive.
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WASHINGTON — From the obscure perch of a backbench senator's office, Katy Talento used to warn against what she saw as the health hazards of birth control pills — cancer, infertility and miscarriage.
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The U.S. official said Kerry's message is to urge calm and warn against overreaction that some fear could lead to a sectarian war between Sunni-led Saudi Arabia and Shiite-ruled Iran.
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Whether it's food quality, safety, or just an overall ick factor, here are nine foods industry insiders and celeb chefs warn against eating in the wrong place or at the wrong time.
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Some complain that Mr Netanyahu has exploited the trauma of the Holocaust in his speeches, especially to warn against Iran's nuclear programme and that he overuses the Holocaust for his political ends.
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Groups representing utility companies warn against the rule, saying that an influx of users might clog mobile communications for licensed energy companies, potentially compromising safety during electric grid blackouts or natural disasters.
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This is why astrologers will also warn against booking travel, giving a major presentation at work, or even making major changes to your appearance while the planet of communications is in retrograde.
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That "something else" will likely be a continued rehashing of then-private citizen Trump using Twitter and other venues to warn against attacks on Syria and more wars in the Middle East.
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They warn against diplomats playing political favorites and using U.S. Agency for International Development funds in support of left-leaning groups and policies, such as the George Soros-backed Open Society Foundation.
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"We strongly warn against this continuing and unjustified escalation and tampering with the security and stability of the homeland, which opens the door to a civil war," it said in a statement.
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The White House announced earlier this month that it was launching an ad campaign that would work to draw more attention to opioid abuse among young people and warn against its dangers.
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Amid the shock felt by many Americans in response to Donald Trump's win in the 2016 presidential election, a key mantra among progressives has become to warn against normalizing the president-elect.
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Currently, regulatory authorities in the United States and the UK only warn against the use of azithromycin and clarithromycin for adults with a high risk of cardiovascular complications, according to study authors.
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I will say that $4,000 in three months is more than I would typically spend, and any financial advisor will warn against overspending just to lock in a credit card signup bonus.
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And that has provoked a sharp partisan divide on the policies the big platforms should pursue, with Democrats urging a hard line against fakery while many Republicans warn against censoring online speech.
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The software, which uses sensors that are already built into iPhones and tablets, captures real-time driving behavior that can be later used to train or warn against specific unsafe driving habits.
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Scott did warn against trying to parent the kids like they're your own, though, and said to leave that to your partner and his ex, if he or she is in the picture.
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His campaign ads warn against nominating a candidate without his own unblemished record of opposing cuts to Social Security — an unmistakable reference to Mr. Biden and his past support for overhauling the program.
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" But the administration's reliance on citing undisclosed intelligence has rankled even Trump supporters such as Carlson, who has used his Fox News show in recent days to warn against "jumping into another quagmire.
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Military ties between China and Russia appear to have taken a leap forward after Russian President Vladimir Putin said his country is helping Beijing build a system to warn against ballistic missile launches.
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"I would warn against any sort of over-analysis or over-reaction to those comments because they just simply reflect that we're two different countries," Morrison told reporters in Fiji in televised remarks.
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Others in the American Special Operations community argue that a long-term United States presence on the ground in these countries is in America's national security interest, and warn against a precipitous withdrawal.
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We were the canaries in the coalmine warning our fans and foes of things to come in the guise of the Court Jester, examples of conformity in extremis in order to warn against conformity.
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Germany, which took in 1.1 million asylum seekers from mainly Middle Eastern countries last year, saw crimes against refugee shelters quadruple to 924 incidents in 2015 and Muslim advocacy groups warn against finger-pointing.
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Chen joined "Rising" alongside former Department of Commerce Attorney General Barry Robinson to emphasize the importance of the census and warn against the implications that the question could have on participation among minority groups.
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"Receiving deluge of social media & private comms re: Romney Some Trump loyalists warn against Romney as sec of state," she tweeted, with a link to a Politico article about discontent with the 2012 nominee.
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She does warn against negotiating with a sense of entitlement, though, suggesting that job applicants focus on their interest in the position, the organization, and the opportunity while making their bid for more money.
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The move comes as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the country continues to increase, causing businesses and schools to shutter and officials in some cities and states to warn against large gatherings.
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Likewise, antivirus software companies also warn against using other system security products when you are using theirs; Bitdefender, Kaspersky Lab and Symantec all have articles on their sites explaining the potential problems in detail.
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Asakawa, the most senior government official authorised to speak about the yen, told Reuters that Japan would not be bound by a recent U.S. Treasury report on currencies that appeared to warn against unilateral intervention.
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It earned condemnation on the left as "perhaps the worst idea of the Democratic primary," and conservatives homed in on it as a rallying cry to warn against the imminent tyranny of a Democratic presidency.
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Schmidt keeps a copy of a statistical opus on post-mortem intervals, in which Claus Henssge and his co-authors warn against extrapolating much beyond 220 hours, but he takes an even more pessimistic view.
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The G20 financial leaders will renounce competitive devaluations and warn against exchange rate volatility, but have not yet found a common stance on trade and protectionism, a draft statement of their meeting showed on Friday.
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"I would take the opportunity to warn against hasty conclusions, against attempts to lay the blame at the door of those we don't like," the agency quoted Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov as saying.
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Just as nightly news programs broadcast the misfortunes of others as a way to warn against certain behaviors, if it weren't for gossip, our ancestors might have had to learn everything firsthand, the hard way.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British warship radioed an Iranian patrol boat to warn against interfering with the Stena Impero as the oil tanker passed through the Strait of Hormuz, according to a recording obtained by Reuters.
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In the letter, the researchers — who include MIT's Kerry Emanuel, who has been open about his past support for Republican candidates — warn against triggering climate "tipping points" as well as political points of no return.
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And some experts warn against a US Afghan policy that is overly reliant on a possible reconciliation with the Taliban, saying that doing so would actually weaken the chances of such a reconciliation taking place.
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" Bush, whose brother, former President George W. Bush, notably visited a mosque shortly after 9/11 to warn against Islamophobia, acknowledged Thursday that "discrimination in America is bad and the threat of ISIS is real.
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In Brazil, where army troops have been deployed to control the border, the presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro has used the Venezuelan migrants to fuel his Trump-like anti-immigrant campaign — and warn against leftist populism.
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Even if the issue is rooted in the black market, the situation could become a serious threat for the legal cannabis industry as more authorities warn against vaping or move to crack down on it.
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Economists including Nicholas Lardy from the Peterson Institute for International Economics, however, warn against paying too much attention to the historically low figure as China is currently revising the way it measures fixed asset investment.
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WhatsApp kicks off radio campaigns in India to tackle fake news Facebook already did a print campaign to warn against fake news; now there's a radio campaign to go along with it, reports wire agency PTI.
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The SEC has been struggling for several months to try and better regulate sketchy ICOs (initial coin offerings), even going as far as creating a fake ICO of its own to help warn against the problem.
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Asakawa, who is vice finance minister for international affairs, also told Reuters that Japan would not be bound by the U.S. Treasury's recent report on currencies, which appeared to warn against unilateral intervention in currency markets.
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"I am convinced that (membership) decision would require legitimacy, a wide acceptability... I would warn against making decisions where a significant part of citizens would get deep wounds," Niinisto said in a panel discussion in Helsinki.
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" Khanna, who supports Nadler's investigative approach to impeachment, was quick to warn against setting an "arbitrary deadline" for launching a formal impeachment process, saying that could "short-circuit the comprehensive process for holding the president accountable.
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Guy Verhofstadt, president of the Alliance of Democrats and Liberals for Europe (Alde), to which Ciudadanos belongs, congratulated the party on Sunday for its results but appeared to warn against any potential alliance with the far-right.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping warned on Friday that the biggest threat to the ruling Communist Party is corruption, as he used the party's 95th birthday to also warn against any threats to China's security and Taiwan independence.
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That's why tattoo artists warn against swimming for about two weeks following the procedure — oceans, lakes, rivers, and even pools are crawling with bacteria, amoebas, viruses, and all kinds of stuff you don't want in your bloodstream.
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LONDON, July 21 (Reuters) - A British warship radioed an Iranian patrol boat to warn against interfering with the Stena Impero as the oil tanker passed through the Strait of Hormuz, according to a recording obtained by Reuters.
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But his parents and coaches warn against putting the teen on a pedestal, especially as fans hunger for signs that the U.S. is catching up to the rest of the world, where soccer stars are often born early.
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Some lobbyists warn against the idea of allowing business owners to qualify for a higher percentage of income for the pass-through rate with the IRS, saying an additional layer of complicated procedures could backfire and encourage fraud.
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Similarly, owing to her ability to dissect and absorb an enormous quantity of original scientific research, Thatcher was one of the first global leaders (if not the first) to recognize and warn against the dangers of climate change.
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Steven HorsfordSteven Alexander HorsfordKey endorsements: A who's who in early states T.I., Charlamagne Tha God advocate for opportunity zones on Capitol Hill Dems warn against deporting former Trump golf course workers MORE (D) is ahead of former Rep.
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Contrary to what airlines typically warn against, passengers will now have to check their laptops; not only is that an annoyance, but it also increases the risk of a lithium-ion battery catching fire in the cargo hold.
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Ms. Juárez's husband was among the thousands of Guatemalans who have ignored a messaging campaign of billboards and radio and TV ads by the American and Guatemalan governments that warn against the dangerous journey to the United States.
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As vape lung death toll mounts, CDC investigators warn against 'informal' THC sources The demographics skew male (70% of victims) and younger (79% are under 35, with a median of 23, though for deaths the median is 44).
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Y.) and House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithTop Democrats warn against withdrawing from treaty that allows observation flights over Russia This year, let's cancel the Nobel Prize in economics Pentagon space agency to request .
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Like "ex-gay" zealots who warn against the evils of homosexuality from the dark side of their own mental closets, Gibbons didn't dial down his intensity: He simply switched his act from pleasure-seeker to self-appointed preacher.
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BADEN BADEN, Germany (Reuters) - The world's financial leaders will renounce competitive devaluations and warn against exchange rate volatility, a document showed on Friday, but are likely to struggle to find common ground on trade and financing against climate change.
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Although one major study published in 2014 in The Annals of Internal Medicine challenged the role of saturated fats in damaging arteries and promoting heart disease, most experts, including the American Heart Association, continue to warn against their overconsumption.
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"That is why we are the first out of the gate to warn against the disastrous consequences of closing the U.S.-Mexican border," Donohue said, sitting next to Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who warmly applauded his speech.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping warned on Friday that the biggest threat to the ruling Communist Party is corruption, as he used the party's 95th birthday to also warn against any threats to China's security and Taiwan independence.
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Steven HorsfordSteven Alexander HorsfordKey endorsements: A who's who in early states T.I., Charlamagne Tha God advocate for opportunity zones on Capitol Hill Dems warn against deporting former Trump golf course workers MORE (D-Nev.), whom he beat in 2014.
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As of Wednesday morning, 1,85033 cases of COVID-19 had been reported in the U.S. The outbreak in the U.S. has caused schools and businesses to close and officials in several states and cities to warn against large gatherings.
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Most websites advise that acid peels at these percentages are "very strong," and warn against using them if you're pregnant or taking Accutane — but none list the side effects, which can include painful chemical burns, scarring, and increased pigmentation.
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But there are few people left in the President's inner circle willing to warn against escalating the trade war, according to current and former administration officials, leaving the loudest voices -- like trade adviser Peter Navarro -- with the most influence.
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" To highlight the dangers of Soviet power in Eastern Europe, Reagan used the words of Christian author C.S. Lewis to warn against "evil" that begins "in clear, carpeted, warmed, and well-lighted offices, by quiet men with white collars.
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With the summit taking place after Britain's vote in June to exit the European Union and before the U.S. presidential election in November, G20 leaders had been expected to mount a defence of free trade and globalisation and warn against isolationism.
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It is one of a growing number of countries using innovation to deal with modern slavery, from mobile apps in India to blockchain in Moldova, but experts warn against over-reliance on tech as a silver bullet without stronger workers' rights.
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Parents who rely on popular commercial baby heart rate and oxygen monitors to warn against Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) might want to reconsider, according to a study out of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute released on Thursday.
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Some of this unrest was likely intensified by major eruptions in 46 and 44 BCE, which means those natural disasters may have directly contributed to the fall of the empire, though the authors warn against leaning on "environmental determinism" too heavily.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsLawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families Senate GOP waves Trump off early motion to dismiss impeachment charges GOP senators warn against Trump firing intelligence community official MORE (Maine), has said she'll oppose the nomination.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsLawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families Senate GOP waves Trump off early motion to dismiss impeachment charges GOP senators warn against Trump firing intelligence community official MORE (Maine), has said she will oppose him.
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Mr. Obama, whose four trips here during 2008 and 2009 tracked the area's decline, is expected to return for the first time in coming weeks, both to showcase its recovery and to warn against going back to Republican economic policies.
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Five former top U.S. intelligence officials, who served under Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, warn against plans for Justice Department officials to hold a GOP-only briefing about the role of a 2016 informant in the FBI's Russia investigation.
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"There are no plans to warn against the use of Kaspersky products since the BSI has no evidence for misconduct by the company or weaknesses in its software," BSI said in an emailed response to questions about the latest media reports.
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Capturing all the complicated emotions and tones of this sequence simply wouldn't be possible with just analog instruments, and the Oxford quintet knew they had to tap the dark magicks of the computers they warn against to achieve their goals.
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Although experts warn against reading too much into trends in small data sets (like two months of mass shooting reports), it's hard not to wonder if this means weekends are just more prone to mass shootings—and why that might be.
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Medical groups, and even the Supreme Court, weigh in The American Psychological Association has yet to update its policy statement on video games and aggression, and other groups, such as the American Academy of Pediatrics, also warn against violent media.
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" Mr. Trump embodies what Kennedy intended to warn against that day in Dallas, in a speech he had prepared but never got to deliver: demagogues making arguments "wholly unrelated to reality," deluding themselves that "strength is but a matter of slogans.
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Villiers, a cabinet minister under Prime Minister David Cameron and who campaigned to leave the EU in the 2016 referendum, used an article in the Sunday Telegraph to warn against a deal that could lead to a "a dilution of Brexit".
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While any veteran Supreme Court expert would warn against trying to predict how the justices will rule on the Trump-related cases, no one is doubting the significance of what those rulings could mean for Roberts' legacy and the court's reputation.
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Johnson & Johnson shares sunk more than 1% after a Philadelphia jury ruled that one of the drug-maker's subsidiaries must pay $8 billion in damages after it failed to adequately warn against the risks of its anti-psychotic drug Risperdal.
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Biologists warn against the wanton use of the word milk — sorry, almond "milk" really isn't — and some mammalogists would like to restrict the term to the secretions of a dedicated mammary gland, which only their study subjects happen to possess.
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While analysts warn against reading too much into the highly volatile series, the June fall offers a negative note ahead of Monday's second-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) data that is expected to show a solid growth recovery, driven by robust domestic demand.
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Scaramucci, whose talk came after Davos's star speaker, President Xi Jinping of China, used his platform to warn against protectionism and champion free trade, came out swinging: "We call these trade agreements free, but what they really are is free asymmetrically," he said.
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Nationally, there are no uniform standards governing police use of Tasers, although PERF and the International Association of Chiefs of Police offer model guidelines that warn against using Tasers on vulnerable populations and limit the number and duration of shocks during deployment.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron led tributes to the millions of soldiers killed in World War One on Sunday, using an emotional ceremony in Paris attended by scores of world leaders to warn against nationalism a century on from the conflict.
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Some review websites also take steps to make sure users know their First Amendment rights, and a Yelp spokesperson tells CNBC Make It the site issues "legal threat alerts" to warn against businesses that have potentially tried to stifle users' free speech online.
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Gay and lesbian groups have called on Filipinos not to vote for the boxing icon for his television comment on same-sex marriage, almost a repeat of what had happened in 2012 when he quoted from the Bible to warn against homosexual activities.
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What the science says about spanking Many experts say that spanking is linked with an increased risk of negative outcomes for children -- such as aggression, adult mental health problems, and even dating violence -- while a few others warn against jumping to such conclusions.
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If it turns out to be accurate — and I believe Clinton will defeat Trump, though I agree with those who warn against underestimating the coifed billionaire — the best-case scenario for Democrats still poses a new and historic risk for the country.
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Following the keto diet for an extended period of time can be difficult, and even some of its top proponents warn against sticking to its strict guidelines (like cutting back carbohydrates to 50 grams a day or less) for more than 30 to 90 days.
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Steven HorsfordSteven Alexander HorsfordKey endorsements: A who's who in early states T.I., Charlamagne Tha God advocate for opportunity zones on Capitol Hill Dems warn against deporting former Trump golf course workers MORE is working the crowd, smiling and laughing with the volunteers he recognizes.
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Steven HorsfordSteven Alexander HorsfordKey endorsements: A who's who in early states T.I., Charlamagne Tha God advocate for opportunity zones on Capitol Hill Dems warn against deporting former Trump golf course workers MORE (D) and Cresent Hardy (R) are fighting to reclaim their old job.
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What these ever-odder interventions had in common was that they always offered some reason wrong was right — why Taylor had been right to warn against easy-money policies even though higher inflation, the problem he predicted as a result of these policies, never materialized.
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A Shakespeare scholar might point out that a production of "Julius Caesar" that features the assassination of a Trump-like king is not likely to be an endorsement of presidential assassination — after all, one point of Shakespeare's play is to warn against political violence.
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The Culinary Union, which represents 60,000 hotel and casino workers and has a long history fighting for their health care, is circulating fliers that warn against supporting Sanders and Warren, saying they will end or replace Culinary Healthcare, while the other candidates will "protect" it.
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Its seems to intend, reasonably enough, to warn against Catholic support for the darker tendencies in Trumpism — the xenophobia and identity politics, the "stigmatization of enemies," the crude view of Islam and a wider "panorama of threats," the prosperity-gospel inflected worship of success.
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The southern California-based artist was rarely seen in public, but for half a century he had a massive platform all the same: His ubiquitous tracts sold millions of copies, all designed to convert lost souls into Bible-believing Christians and warn against Satan's wiles.
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Giesing, who saw his star in the ascendant, agreed, but claims to have pointed out to the patient that all cocaine was absorbed by the nasal mucous membrane and passed into the blood supply, so he had to warn against too high a dose.
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The researchers point out that there were no serious adverse events in the study, meaning there's likely no major danger in continuing to take vitamin D or fish oil if you already do (although experts warn against taking sky-high doses of just about any supplement).
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"Receiving deluge of social media & private comms re: Romney Some Trump loyalists warn against Romney as sec of state," the top Trump aide and former campaign manager tweeted, along with a link to a Politico article about discontent with the 2012 presidential nominee among Trump loyalists.
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Hammond, May's chancellor throughout her almost three-year premiership, will use a speech at the launch of a report on low pay to warn against adopting a "populist" approach to appeal to a Conservative Party membership typically in favour of low tax and regulation, the source said.
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Although many these methods can be found at your pick of local salons and spas, gynecologists warn against practices that rip hair from the skin's follicles due to their potential to cause genital-area skin infections and to remove hair that exists to protect the genitals.
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But if McConnell's public comments in recent months are any indication, he'll likely criticize the sluggish economic recovery under President Obama, warn against the possibility of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Should they defend the post-Reagan economic order against Trump's blustering, blundering assault — defend the benefits of "neoliberalism" and free trade and global openness, warn against the sclerosis that protectionism and industrial policy often bring, champion the innovative culture of Silicon Valley against its populist despisers?
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The Committee on the Present Danger, a long-defunct group that campaigned against the dangers of the Soviet Union in the 1970s and 1980s, has recently been revived with the help of Stephen K. Bannon, the president's former chief strategist, to warn against the dangers of China.
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Other parties to the agreement, including Britain, China, France, Russia and Germany, have made clear that they believe it is working, and some have sent diplomats to Capitol Hill in recent weeks to warn against ending it, saying that doing so would isolate the United States.
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He replaced John BoltonJohn BoltonTop Democrats warn against withdrawing from treaty that allows observation flights over Russia Susan Rice: 'Wheels have come off the bus' at Trump's National Security Council Trump has ordered national security staff cut: report MORE, with whom Trump had a sometimes contentious relationship.
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The DeVos family accumulated wealth by growing Amway, a multi level marketing (MLM) company that offers an "opportunity" that some former distributors warn against, a culture described as cult-like, and one that likely results in less not more money for the vast majority of participants.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's private home prices climbed to a fresh peak in August, hitting highs for the 5003th month in a row and extending gains to a 17th month, prompting the head of de facto central bank to warn against the risk of an overheating property market.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsLawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families Senate GOP waves Trump off early motion to dismiss impeachment charges GOP senators warn against Trump firing intelligence community official MORE (Maine), are keeping abreast of the developments in the House to prepare for a trial.
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I would like to warn against the one solution fits all type of model, and banning the production of fur completely may not solve much but create a new amount of fur wasted instead of being utilized coming from an industry that isn't yet ready to stop existing.
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Mr. Trump's manner of talking has already emboldened nationalists and populists throughout Central and Eastern Europe — including Mr. Orban and Milos Zeman, the Czech Republic's president — to sharpen their own talk and offer the Kremlin an even friendlier hand, even as many analysts warn against creeping influence from Russia.
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When Compass Point Strategies President Darren Beason wrote in The Hill to warn against "an effort to deny those professionals the ability to use their knowledge to select the most appropriate material for the job," he is actually warning against the opening of infrastructure investment to full competition.
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Washington (CNN)Two powerful House Democrats have invoked Adolf Hitler's actions in Germany and the treatment of Jews during World War I and in the 1920s to warn against the direction the US is moving in, with both saying Donald Trump's presidency presents an unprecedented threat to democracy.
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Despite the fact that almost all commentators on political art warn against the simplistic equation of a work's political contents with its politics, much of the language critics use to describe art's political dimension hinges precisely on the way in which that work's content critiques hegemonic power structures.
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Many insiders warn against using exchanges based in obscure corners of the world where consumer protections are weak, preferring those operating from the United States and Europe, where there are at least some regulation and consumer protection and it's often easier to link well-protected banking services to the exchange.
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Steven HorsfordSteven Alexander HorsfordKey endorsements: A who's who in early states T.I., Charlamagne Tha God advocate for opportunity zones on Capitol Hill Dems warn against deporting former Trump golf course workers MORE Horsford made history in 2013 when he became the first African American to represent the Silver State in Congress.
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RELATED: Republicans say Mueller doesn't need more protections, but warn against firing him "I believe that Director Mueller has an important job to do, and I believe he can discharge that job in a professional and impartial sort of way," said the Senate's No. 2 Republican, John Cornyn of Texas.
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The U.K.'s economy is expected to have grown 2.5 percent in 2015 and is predicted to grow 2.2 percent in 2016, according to forecasts by the International Monetary Fund, but Osborne is expected to warn against complacency, adding that his controversial program of government spending cuts and austerity must be maintained.
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The report comes as the Trump administration and lawmakers work to combat the opioid epidemic in the U.S. The White House announced last week that it was launching an ad campaign that would work to draw more attention to opioid abuse among young people and warn against the dangers of opioid use.
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Steven HorsfordSteven Alexander HorsfordKey endorsements: A who's who in early states T.I., Charlamagne Tha God advocate for opportunity zones on Capitol Hill Dems warn against deporting former Trump golf course workers MORE (D-Nev.) has already announced he intends to run for his old House seat, which is currently held by Kihuen.
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Steven HorsfordSteven Alexander HorsfordKey endorsements: A who's who in early states T.I., Charlamagne Tha God advocate for opportunity zones on Capitol Hill Dems warn against deporting former Trump golf course workers MORE (D) and Cresent Hardy (R) won their respective primaries on Tuesday, setting up a rematch for a highly competitive House seat.
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They warn against any betrayal of the June 2016 referendum vote to leave the EU. "At Chequers the prime minister must stick to her righteous cause and deliver what she has said she would do," Conservative Brexit campaigner Jacob Rees-Mogg wrote in Britain's best-selling tabloid newspaper, The Sun, on Tuesday.
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Rick Perry -- July 2015 The canary in the coal mine -- among the first Republicans to take Trump seriously and also to warn against the effect he would have on the party -- might be Rick Perry, who more than two years ago was launching his own, ultimately doomed, bid for the GOP presidential nomination.
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Tech moguls like Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk and futurists like Stephen Hawking warn against nightmarish scenarios that vary from the destruction of the human race to the more likely threat that our lives will be subject to the whims of advanced algorithms that we've been happily feeding with our increasingly personal data.
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Washington (CNN)UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson arrived in Washington on a full court press in defense of the Iran nuclear deal, taking to the airwaves on Fox News and meeting Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to not just defend the agreement but also warn against the US pursuing a military option against Tehran.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsLawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families Senate GOP waves Trump off early motion to dismiss impeachment charges GOP senators warn against Trump firing intelligence community official MORE (R-Maine), one of the Senate's most vulnerable Republican incumbents, said the party needs to refocus its efforts on passing legislation.
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But we'll start with the latest on the coronavirus and a new warning from the CDC... CDC, State Department warn against any travel to China The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued its highest travel warning on Monday, urging Americans to avoid all nonessential travel to China because of the outbreak of coronavirus.
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Before I got started, however, I did take a look at the extensive instructions printed on the inside of the box that warn against overuse in particular areas (don't use it on any one section for more than three seconds) and a warning that while the actual tool is waterproof, none of the charging utilities are.
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Tom EmmerThomas (Tom) Earl EmmerDemocrats, advocates warn against cashless stores GOP leader warns lawmakers on fundraising: 'Getting our ass kicked' The Hill's Campaign Report: Sanders, Warren feud rattles Democrats MORE (Minn.), the top Republican on the Task Force on Financial Technology, argued the resistance to doing away with cash was rooted in a fear of the unknown.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Tuesday again invoked the imagery of undocumented immigrants as sub-human, this time to warn against the influx of gang members into the US. Trump, who has often cited the dangers of the MS-13 gang to argue for tougher immigration laws, said there is an "infestation" of gangs in pockets of America.
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Mike QuigleyMichael (Mike) Bruce QuigleyPelosi: Trump tweets on Yovanovitch show his 'insecurity as an imposter' Five takeaways from ex-ambassador's dramatic testimony Overnight Defense: Ex-Ukraine ambassador offers dramatic day of testimony | Talks of 'crisis' at State Department | Trump tweets criticism of envoy during hearing | Dems warn against 'witness intimidation' | Trump defends his 'freedom of speech' MORE (D-Ill.).
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The additional visas are being issued as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his allies warn against the effects of a surge of migrants at the southern border.
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There is so much to do that on the first night the organizers warn against overdoing things, laying out what they called the "5-523-1 rule": Make sure to get five hours of sleep a night, eat three meals, and "one shower or bath per day," a line that got a knowing laugh from the crowd.
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Plenty of studies warn against this, including one that shows that missing out on just 10 of the best days in the stock market over 160,000 daily returns in 15 markets around the world can cause you to end up with about half of what you would have earned if you had stuck with an index fund over time.
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In December 2007, the group hosted a public event at the National Press Club that featured representatives from the immigration advocacy group FAIR, which seeks to limit immigration overall, on the anniversary of Pearl Harbor to warn against the "invasion" of undocumented immigrants into the US. Cuccinelli was not among the state lawmakers present for the event.
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Caldwell shrugs off this idea as a pleasant illusion; in his account the original critics of civil rights legislation were probably correct to warn against its revolutionary implications, which include the steady subsequent advance of cultural progressivism, an enormous expansion of deficit spending and the economic abandonment and cultural vilification of the white male working class.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES POLITICS & CAMPAIGNS: With the situation unfolding in the Middle East on Tuesday night, the Democratic primary field was in wait-and-see mode as the candidates awaited more information on the Iranian missile attacks in Iraq, with some using the moment to continue to warn against full-blown war in the region.
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Asked what prompted the letter, a spokeswoman for the House Armed Services Committee highlighted former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonTop Democrats warn against withdrawing from treaty that allows observation flights over Russia Susan Rice: 'Wheels have come off the bus' at Trump's National Security Council Trump has ordered national security staff cut: report MORE's opposition to arms control agreements.
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Steven HorsfordSteven Alexander HorsfordKey endorsements: A who's who in early states T.I., Charlamagne Tha God advocate for opportunity zones on Capitol Hill Dems warn against deporting former Trump golf course workers MORE (D-Nev.), a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, applauded celebrities and local politicians involved in promoting policies and working to bring about upward economic mobility and enhance poverty-stricken areas.
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Mike QuigleyMichael (Mike) Bruce QuigleyPelosi: Trump tweets on Yovanovitch show his 'insecurity as an imposter' Five takeaways from ex-ambassador's dramatic testimony Overnight Defense: Ex-Ukraine ambassador offers dramatic day of testimony | Talks of 'crisis' at State Department | Trump tweets criticism of envoy during hearing | Dems warn against 'witness intimidation' | Trump defends his 'freedom of speech' MORE (D-Ill.), a member of the Intelligence panel.
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The game does, sensibly, warn against long periods of play, and on returning to RIGS this morning—only to be matched up in competition against someone several hours deeper into practice than me, my subsequent thrashing a poor precedent-setting inevitability (I've only managed 1 vs 1 with drones so far, unable to get a 3 vs 3 game going)—I felt a lot better.
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Though not officially open to the public, Hamtramck Disneyland has been a local attraction for years, even while Szylak was still alive; with official tours, numerous unscheduled visitors to the alley, and a percentage of daring art alley adventurers willing to ignore the signs on both the front and back gates, which warn against entering the yard, in order to take a closer look.
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Read the Article: "German Foreign Policy Experts Warn Against Anti-Americanism" The following is an English translation of the manifesto "In Spite of It All, America: A Trans-Atlantic Manifesto in Times of Donald Trump — a German Perspective," written by a group of foreign-policy experts on German-American relations, that was to be published in Thursday's edition of the weekly Die Zeit newspaper.
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"Public health experts and pediatricians, when a child comes in for a visit, may warn against the risks of excessive weight, but for every positive message like that, 10 negative messages undermine the benefits -- negative messages in terms of food advertisements, which suffuse media today, broadcast media, the internet and athletic sponsorships, as this study shows," said Ludwig, who was not involved in the study.
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As Richard Wright put it in his introduction to ''Black Metropolis,'' St. Clair Drake and Horace Cayton's classic study of Chicago's ''black belt,'' the ethnographers of the First Chicago School ''were not afraid to urge their students to trust their feelings for a situation or an event, were not afraid to stress the role of insight, and to warn against a slavish devotion to figures, charts, graphs and sterile scientific techniques.
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In her remarks from Wisconsin on Monday, Clinton is expected to criticize Republicans for their refusal to consider Garland's nomination and warn against any nominee who might be proposed by Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, the GOP presidential front-runner.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosGOP leader warns lawmakers on fundraising: 'Getting our ass kicked' DCCC unveils initial dozen candidates for 'Red to Blue' program Overnight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — CDC, State Department warn against travel to China | Biden says Trump left US unprepared for epidemic | Justices allow Trump 'public charge' rule to move forward MORE (D-Ill.), the chairwoman of the DCCC, said in a statement.
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They abhor his demeaning of large segments of the diverse American family, his claim that the alliance that defends democracy is obsolete, his relative lack of interest in receiving intelligence briefings to learn facts about global security, his comparison of our intelligence services to Nazi Germany, and his disrespect for the views of every intelligence service and future members of his Cabinet who warn against Russian attacks against democracy in America and Europe.
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Among those leading a congressional delegation is Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Jim InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeOvernight Energy: Controversial Trump adviser reportedly returning to EPA | Delta aims to be first carbon neutral airline | Dem senator gives EPA D-minus on 'forever chemicals' Architect of controversial EPA policies to return as chief of staff: report Democratic senators press Interior official over proposed changes to migratory bird protections MORE (R-Okla.), who used a stop in Africa as a platform to warn against a U.S. military drawdown on the continent.
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Steven HorsfordSteven Alexander HorsfordKey endorsements: A who's who in early states T.I., Charlamagne Tha God advocate for opportunity zones on Capitol Hill Dems warn against deporting former Trump golf course workers MORE (Nev.), Joe KennedyJoseph (Joe) Patrick KennedyJoseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment House passes annual intelligence bill MORE III (Mass.) and Tom MalinowskiThomas (Tom) MalinowskiRepublicans plot comeback in New Jersey Democrats call for Pelosi to cut recess short to address white nationalism House votes to kill impeachment effort against Trump MORE (N.
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And yet, the most important debate we could be having, in both developed and developing countries, might be whether or not the quality of our public conversations, as informed by national levels of education, human development and institutional strength, is sufficient to reveal the advantageous and the harmful, or to separate the just from the unjust, as Aristotle set forth in the 4th century B.C. We certainly have an obligation to warn against the perils of social media, including the ways it can facilitate the spread of untrustworthy information, incite hatred and violence, or worsen mass political manipulation.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) is poised to use a foreign policy bill to break with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, saying on Tuesday that he will offer an amendment that would warn against a "precipitous withdrawal" of troops from either Syria or Afghanistan.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (Ariz.) and Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2016 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (Nev.), using veterans from their home states to warn against siding with the Senate GOP's healthcare reform plan.
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John CornynJohn CornynGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Overnight Health Care: Trump officials making changes to drug pricing proposal | House panel advances flavored e-cig ban | Senators press FDA tobacco chief on vaping ban Senate GOP waves Trump off early motion to dismiss impeachment charges MORE (R-Texas) and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsLawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families Senate GOP waves Trump off early motion to dismiss impeachment charges GOP senators warn against Trump firing intelligence community official MORE (R-Maine), are warning President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 85033 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE not to fire intelligence community Inspector General Michael Atkinson.
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Y.), Jimmy PanettaJames Varni PanettaOvernight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress Lawmakers introduce bill to block U.S. companies from doing business with Huawei MORE (Calif.), Stephanie MurphyStephanie MurphyDemocratic leaders seek to have it both ways on impeachment Senate committee advances 'deepfakes' legislation House Democrats delete tweets attacking each other, pledge to unify MORE (Fla.), Brad SchneiderBradley (Brad) Scott SchneiderNetanyahu praises House for passing anti-BDS resolution House passes bill opposing BDS, exposing divide among Democrats Israel vote will expose Democratic divisions MORE (Ill.) and Steven HorsfordSteven Alexander HorsfordKey endorsements: A who's who in early states T.I., Charlamagne Tha God advocate for opportunity zones on Capitol Hill Dems warn against deporting former Trump golf course workers MORE (Nev.).
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