Weighed against the ambitions of what it aspires to be?
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"That has to be weighed against potential operational risk," he said.
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When weighed against speed and getting the photo, everything else loses.
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That victory was helped by sexual misconduct allegations weighed against Moore.
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That huge gain has to be weighed against the life satisfaction effect.
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These costs need to be weighed against the potential benefits of continued extension.
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When weighed against the costs, land reform, done well, starts to look cheap.
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But the return must be weighed against the high cost of the investment.
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They said the "anticipated returns" should be weighed against the negative "reputational risk".
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And all of those attributes are weighed against qualities like simplicity and taste.
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The costs are then weighed against less than the full benefits achieved. Voila!
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But there's an uneasy balance of the scales here: achievement weighed against ambition.
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But weighed against the $50 Echo Dot, this unbelievably cheap microwave still costs more.
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Potential returns must be weighed against risks of foreign currencies, tax codes, and laws.
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For Jones, these numbers mean little when weighed against the safety of his deputies.
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Each security measure has to be weighed against the potential disruption to that system.
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"These risks need to be weighed against the important benefits of treatment," he said.
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The risk factors that weighed against him included his alcohol use and his gender.
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But the potential harms of hospitals have to be weighed against the potential benefits.
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But this needs to be weighed against New York's true strength for big tech.
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But the user can specify how the different factors should be weighed against each other.
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All her ambition and promise are irrelevant when weighed against her experiences as a child.
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In the US, rural areas and constituencies have typically weighed against progress on clean energy.
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That cost needs to be weighed against the benefit of nudging people to save more.
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"On the mountain, everything is weighed against the risk of death," Ang Tshering Sherpa said.
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They are instead dangers to be weighed against the myriad evils of the status quo.
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But this has to be weighed against the costs and benefits of other therapeutic forms.
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Protections for service members are weighed against other defense concerns and often fall short, critics say.
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But, and this is lobbyists' second headache, this must be weighed against the Trump bureaucracy's inefficiency.
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This ethics statement is weighed against the fact that the Fairphone 2 is not flagship technology.
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Better drains are weighed against cash transfers to the poor and research into more nutritious rice.
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As always, defense expenditures have to be weighed against the nation's other domestic and international needs.
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Certainly it must be weighed against the procurement and deployment and exercise facts on the ground.
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But he said experimental treatments must be weighed against the benefits for society as a whole.
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"The cost to acquire the property is significant and should be weighed against the benefits," she wrote.
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Even weighed against the astounding biodiversity of the Amazon rainforest in general, Yasuní National Park is noteworthy.
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In particular, certain harms to original members of the category "woman" should be weighed against any gains.
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Utilities' limited funds mean there are trade-offs, so opportunities must be carefully weighed against one another.
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This is a real concern that has to be weighed against the costs of frequent government shutdowns.
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The point is that expenditures on the presidential campaign must be weighed against those for congressional races.
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The avoidance of market impact to holders and the sellers must be weighed against any liquidity benefit.
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S. trade conflict, as well as weakness in inflation and the job market weighed against policy tightening.
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"Every medical intervention must be weighed against its complications," said Dr. Eyjolfur Thorkelsson, who wrote the petition.
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The free movement of people is not anathema, but it has to be weighed against this interest.
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In Mr. Ohana's thinking, democracy is one of several competing values to be weighed against one another.
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The decision to remove a link is weighed against factors such as the individual's role in public life.
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However, when weighed against the abundance of insight, enthusiasm and wonder in the work, these are minor complaints.
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That finding strongly weighed against earlier claims that Kennewick Man might be related to Polynesians or even Europeans.
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However, as with all new technologies, those benefits must be weighed against core privacy protections and civil rights.
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But justice demands that they be checked and then weighed against how Snowden's revelations benefitted the American people.
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That conclusion must be weighed against the argument that morally conflicted people should be provided incentives to resign.
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Those negatives must be weighed against the learning losses of other students when laptops are used in class.
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It presumes that mass shootings constitute an argument against guns, to be weighed against arguments in their favor.
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The irreversibility of demolition needs to be weighed against the rights of property owners, a tricky balance to achieve.
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Weighed against the standards of Chromebooks like the Acer Chromebook R11 or Dell Chromebook 13, it's a standout device.
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As in Congress, so too in the arts: the scales of justice are weighed against survivors of sexual assault.
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Though trans women would gain from being included in this way, that needs to be weighed against the risks.
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Ms. Dunlop said the evidence of savings would be weighed against any possible decrease in competition in the market.
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And even big media companies—the critical mass of those organizations is gonna be weighed against what Google's got.
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You have to think his past injury history is going to be weighed against him on the open market.
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Even if they did something wrong, your friendship, along with the probable costs to you, weighed against reporting them.
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Near-term credit concerns related to the resulting increases in leverage are weighed against strategic benefits of these combinations.
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McClintock added that the testimonies of Bolton and Mulvaney must be weighed against "enormous catastrophic damage" to executive privilege.
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Note the unconscious sexism embedded in that calculation: child care costs shouldn't be weighed against only the mother's earnings.
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But Rubio -- a staunch Obama critic on the issue -- said any effort would have to be weighed against national security.
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However, he added that any increase would have to be weighed against a potential loss of competitiveness, according to Reuters.
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"Since this is an aggressive treatment, the potential benefits should be weighed against the risks of serious complications," he added.
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So, at the pan-EU level, security considerations are very clearly being weighed against strategic commercial imperatives and technology priorities.
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The harm of transfusing blood not formally tested for Zika must be weighed against the benefits, depending on local circumstances.
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Privacy weighed against safety is clearly an important question for our time, but that weighing doesn't happen in a vacuum.
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These higher immediate costs are often weighed against future benefits, the cost to private business, and availability of affordable housing.
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As is so often the case, the best efforts to organize thinking about wine falter when weighed against actual experience.
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That, though, has to be weighed against the risk of regulatory flack, and a sense that Google is losing focus.
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Now, that threat has to be weighed against the increasing fear of a weakened president handing the Senate to Democrats.
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And he also burnished his credentials as a leading crusader for civil liberties when weighed against domestic surveillance and national security.
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He said the economic and political costs of a delay for the EU had to be weighed against the potential benefits.
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They were wrong, obviously, but in making that decision, Morin weighed against another undesirable outcome: they'd overcompensate in the other direction.
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However, the ECB's incentive to press on with additional easing to help stabilize financial markets must be weighed against economic realities.
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Weighed against that, the gap between desired and actual consumption is wider for poorer people than it is for richer ones.
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But the risks of a not-fully-vetted treatment need to be weighed against the risks of untreated depression, he says.
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Life expectancy increasing to reverse the trend is encouraging, but has to be weighed against those long-term trends, said LaBelle.
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So, even if it's true, we're talking about a tiny fraction of bank profits, weighed against the rights of aggrieved Americans.
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They could, but the short-term benefits of cheating must be weighed against the long-term reputational damage of being found out.
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Weighed against that, however, is any flight risk, something emphasized by the district attorney, Kevin R. Steele, at the trial on Thursday.
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The gravity of the accusations against Cosby gets weighed against his legacy as a comedian, and especially as a prominent black entertainer.
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The court also ruled that that right must be weighed against two legitimate interests of states: protecting prenatal life and women's health.
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Couch wrote in his opinion that Ana's difficulty recounting the names of the women on the association board weighed against her credibility.
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That could be weighed against the need to ensure a vaccine works if it will be given to millions of healthy people.
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Computer models are invaluable, but they must be weighed against other models and trued by people with experience of how they've performed.
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But when weighed against potential impact for humanity and capability of individuals at the helm, I put slightly more value than most investors.
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After that, the bid will be weighed against liquidation offers to determine whether the chain will be kept alive or closed down permanently.
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The rush of economic data will be weighed against the market's expectations that the Fed is on track to raise interest rates Dec.
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For some, concerns about the amount of personal information Facebook collects are weighed against the access to others that the social network provides.
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Such revelations from political leaders in the know should be weighed against the protestations of those intelligence bureaucrats who argue against the release.
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Potential progress on resolving legacy bad loans should be weighed against asset-quality risks that could be stoked by recent rapid loan growth.
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"On the mountain, everything is weighed against the risk of death," said Ang Tshering Sherpa, the former president of the Nepal Mountaineering Association.
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But she said the cost of expanding these programs must be weighed against the needs of older schools that serve largely poor families.
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But that would have to be weighed against other science goals and how much fuel would be needed to nudge the spacecraft's trajectory.
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Controlling Sky would be highly lucrative, but it was not the only factor that weighed against Mr. Murdoch's natural fealty to his stars.
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Porat said the threat to traditional jobs needed to be weighed against new opportunities and how firms can identify what training is needed.
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Against this backdrop the agency released its prescribing guidelines, saying the risks associated with the drugs had to be weighed against their benefits.
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But weighed against their relevance in the public conversation taking place around this year's crop of award-worthy films, these feel like token nominations.
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But this must be weighed against the vast importance of computing to all workers, from clerical employees to doctors and big data social scientists.
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The rules of classification still apply, of course, but other norms guarding privacy and preserving candid deliberation have to be weighed against big imperatives.
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" He added, however, that policies that are considered in response to climate change need to be weighed against "the public interest and other topics.
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Not to say that people shouldn't be [calling 911], but there's that risk that then gets weighed against the risk of losing a life.
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Philanthropy journalist Marc Gunther points out that, dating back to the biblical notion of tithing, charitable gifts historically were weighed against the person's resources.
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The court gave a mixed ruling, saying certain categories of data deserve special consideration but must be weighed against the public's right to information.
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When it comes to the international liberal order, this attitude means that collectively agreed-to rules don't count when weighed against German public opinion.
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Again, it comes down to whether and how the state's motives to improve health and safety are weighed against the burdens placed on women.
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There also are costs involved in creating and maintaining a trust, which needs to be weighed against the benefits of protecting the assets, advisors say.
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Refranchising benefits are weighed against any challenges with the newly franchised bottlers maintaining a consistent and unified long-term vision particularly around future investment requirements.
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Nor would I claim that doubts about Omarosa's credibility shouldn't be weighed against graver doubts about the credibility of the president and his senior advisers.
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The rights of the patient are always weighed against the public good, a standard that may include a more or less explicit desire for retribution.
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It has been a turbulent week for the market as Turkey's ongoing geopolitical and economic issues weighed against positive headlines on U.S.-Chinese trade negotiations.
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Already there has been criticism weighed against him regarding potential conflicts of interest — Coetzee is controversially serving as both the museum's director and chief curator.
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In the face of a grave injury, a series of calculations follow: The clear and urgent need for medical attention is weighed against the uncertain and potentially monumental expense of even basic services, like a bandage or a ride to the hospital, and that cost, in turn, weighed against all the known expenses of living that run through any given head on any given day.
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Civil suits can act as a last resort when criminal charges fail in a legal system that has historically been weighed against people making assault accusations.
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If a blacklist provider like Google is operating in good faith, this offers reasonably good privacy — especially weighed against the very real dangers of malicious sites.
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In the report, the ASP for the L train shutdown is weighed against a "No Action Alternative," or a situation where the agencies simply do nothing.
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Given the importance of the topic, it is essential that claims be weighed against the evidence and that voters understand what trade can and cannot do.
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"This is a small drop in aggregate employment that should be weighed against increased earnings for still-employed workers because of higher minimum wages," Neumark wrote.
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Xx Update [September 12]: Hannah Wants has responded to the criticisms weighed against her in a lengthy Facebook post, which you can read in full below.
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"This risk would have to be weighed against the risks associated with discontinuing treatment during pregnancy when symptoms are severe and interfere significantly with daily functioning."
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Those concerns must be weighed against the lives of hundreds of thousands of children, particularly now that we have asserted that genocide is underway in Syria.
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Never mind that it proposes to provide an "unfiltered view" by using "trusted" sources, with no transparency about how those sources are weighed against each other.
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But weighed against the industry standard for stock-based compensation, it's still very high, and suggests it will remain hard for Twitter to find a buyer.
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The desire to fly weighed against the harm it does to the climate has fueled a global flying shame movement that's taken off in recent years.
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Weighed against one another, together they form a more complete picture of Rome at the time — and one that happens to bust a lot of myths.
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The proposed lodge, which is being weighed against options including simply clearing the property, is just the latest wrinkle in over two decades of floated possibilities.
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Brian Hilliard, an economist with Societe Generale, said the data should be weighed against weaker figures for manufacturing and construction output in April published earlier this week.
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Any new STALKER, or anyone trying to make something similar, will face countless choices to be weighed against the example and the memory of that original trilogy.
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But those risks ought to be weighed against the job and retirement-savings losses that individuals are grappling with as they struggle to obtain their prescriptions now.
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But those risks ought to be weighed against the job and retirement-savings losses that individuals are grappling with as they struggle to obtain their prescriptions now.
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For such companies, the Chinese market is simply too big of a temptation when weighed against less quantitatively measurable things like human rights and freedom of expression.
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Mr. de Blasio added that the need to travel between cars during an emergency had to be weighed against the safety concerns of allowing movement between trains.
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As my past research on scandal shows, an incumbent's flawed character often is weighed against (and sometimes rationalized away because of) his or her policy positions (e.g.
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Weighed against the standards of Western human rights groups, the U.A.E. can easily look like a hyper-capitalist slave colony whose leader wants to crush all dissent.
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"But remember, too, that has to be weighed against what we already know, which is that Judge Kavanaugh is a man of character and integrity," Conway added.
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As writer and scholar of American religion Diana Butler Bass pointed out to Vox, that downturn should be weighed against another factor: the decreasing white evangelical population.
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Any benefit that Deutsche brings to Germany should be weighed against the potential cost to the government of hosting a barely profitable bank that relies on wholesale funding.
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Yet these future uncertainties must be weighed against the clearly untenable status quo, and against the immorality of U.S. taxpayer funds being used to finance and reward terrorism.
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Assessing the degree of competition, quality and choice for the purposes of establishing and updating reference prices imposes an administrative cost that should be weighed against any savings.
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In general, companies are supposed to make an effort to accommodate the religious practices of employees, although this can be weighed against the potential burden on the employer.
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But that possibility has to be weighed against the fact that Iran has already claimed hundreds of American lives and has been busy plotting and planning future attacks.
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Instead of claiming that the differences at issue weighed against "substantial similarity," maybe their cases would have been better served by arguing that the new songs were transformative.
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In commodities trading, oil futures barely changed as concerns a global economic slowdown could dent crude demand weighed against expectations that OPEC and its allies would extend supply curbs.
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He also notes that a general obligation to retain metadata must be proportionate — weighed against the privacy risks posed by such an obligation to the democratic rights of citizens.
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The court should not insert itself in a political dispute, he said, and argued that the "severe" impact of a temporary restraining order weighed against any immediate court intervention.
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German auto supplier Bosch said the benefit of raising cheap cash needed to be weighed against the punitive charge levied by banks on the money parked by corporate clients.
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Instead, they're more like other forms of redistribution, with costs and benefits that have to be weighed against one another, and against other ways to design a safety net.
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RBC economist Sam Hill said Thursday's bond yield falls should be weighed against strong gains on Wednesday, when the two-year yield ended close to its highest since 2011.
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If there's truly even a mote of educational value there it must be weighed against the obvious negative of repetitious product placement simultaneously and directly promoting junk food to kids.
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But the increases matter little when weighed against China's tanker imports, which fell from more than 8 million bpd during January and June to about 7.3 million bpd in July.
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They should assess whether NBACC's capabilities, as an insurance policy, is a price worth paying when weighed against the potential cost in human terms of even a limited bioterror attack.
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The balancing test Breyer lays out — burdens to access weighed against benefits to health — makes clear why forcing women to travel long distances can be a violation of the Constitution.
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" The museum's 2016 Acceptance of Donations Principles indicates that trustees are required to consider "the economic benefits of accepting the money being weighed against the potential cost of reputational risks.
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Even in Britain, security concerns were weighed against the fact that "stripping out [the Huawei components already in the system] and starting again would carry enormous costs," Inkster told me.
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We're beginning to understand in America what Germans knew a decade ago — that whatever miracles technology can provide must always be weighed against the value of simply being left alone.
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The potential risk of death from a fat embolism has to be weighed against the benefits, especially in cases where there are physical and functional benefits to having the surgery.
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And this needs to be weighed against other evidence that cellphones aren't a big risk for people (we've been using phones for decades now with no uptick in brain cancer).
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Even if, in the long run, large deficits do economic harm, they have to be weighed against other concerns: None of those is a reason to ignore the deficit entirely.
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The company is improving coordination between its risk management and commercial teams and doing more scenario analysis to make sure that any bets are appropriately weighed against earnings prospects, he said.
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Trump has said that even the "good ideas" in Obamacare need to weighed against their costs, added Barrasso, chairman of the Senate Republican Policy Committee, which works to advance conservative ideas.
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"Since this is an aggressive treatment, the potential benefits should be weighed against the risks of serious complications associated with aHSCT [autologous haematopoietic stem cell transplant]," he said in a statement.
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The court allowed the new statutes to stand if they enumerated "aggravating factors" that weighed in favor of death, and allowed the defense to present mitigating evidence that weighed against it.
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The benefits of personally gaining a job and income must be weighed against the harm caused to the individual who would have received the job had the lie not been told.
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In commodities trading, oil futures ended their session flat as concerns a global economic slowdown could dent crude demand weighed against expectations that OPEC and its allies would extend supply curbs.
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Individual guilt — or the appearance of it — is weighed against so many centuries of national blame and racial injustice, against the ways the legal system and law enforcement disserve black people.
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The risk of losing political progress with a withdrawal needs to be weighed against the fact that government and coalition forces are now killing more Afghan civilians than the Taliban are.
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The technology could be used to eradicate disease and poverty as well as helping to tackle climate change, Hawking said, but such benefits have to be weighed against the possible downsides.
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Abortion rights advocates cautioned against viewing the heartbeat bill veto as a significant gain when weighed against the 20-week ban, and accused Kasich of using smoke and mirrors to outlaw abortion.
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For instance, an unusually high level of North Korean military activity would be weighed against other factors — like whether there is a massive joint military exercise simultaneously going on in the south.
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The intangible, universal benefits of increased representation can seem far more significant in isolation than they do weighed against a list of ways candidates may materially improve or worsen an individual's situation.
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At one point, he seemed to suggest that the president's "sincere belief that the investigation was undermining his presidency" should be weighed against any suggestion that the president could have obstructed justice.
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Any saving in production costs from moving to a tabloid if the group decided to change printers would need to be weighed against the cost of redesigning the paper, the source said.
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But that's why culpability must be weighed against the company's own conduct in the aftermath of a breach: Did it needlessly put consumers in harm's way by disregarding its obligations to security?
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The terms "fascist" and "dictator" were thrown around, as a third-party run was weighed against the prospect of a candidate as vitriolic as Trump winning the general election as a result.
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However, "these considerations must be weighed against the public benefit of regulatory transparency and an honest accounting of the affects tax regulations have on families and businesses across the country," Hatch said.
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All three declared Democratic gubernatorial candidates, Setti Warren, Jay Gonzalez, and Bob Massie, when weighed against Baker, pull in support in the mid- to low-20s while Baker holds in the 21s.
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As a result, even using the International Criminal Court to hold Israel accountable for its illegal settlement-building has to be weighed against the likely financial repercussions of such a simple act.
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At the very least, they will pose a challenge for historians when they take the measure of the man: How should such fundamentally unsound views be weighed against his extraordinary scientific contributions?
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While I wish the screen was brighter in direct sunlight, the battery life on this guy was more than acceptable and it seems accurate (when weighed against info from my other fitness trackers).
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Oil prices were under pressure on Monday as a rebound in Libyan oil output at the weekend weighed against upbeat economic data from Asia that pointed to strong energy demand from the region.
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"How aggressively the Trump administration pursues the IP investigation will no doubt be weighed against how the administration perceives China is assisting in achieving strategic goals of the U.S.," the Nomura analysts wrote.
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"The long-term safety interests of our country…are going to have to be weighed against short-term safety interests when you think about having access to this data and these devices," said Levie.
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His calls for their firing are more alarming, given his position of authority, but even that is immaterial when weighed against the life-or-death consequences for black people that follow from police impunity.
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Right now, every single action has to be weighed against its larger ramifications, and some decisions that might help prevent the spread of the coronavirus have a cost that's still too high to offset.
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That's not nothing, but it's a lot less than what Google claims—and it has to be weighed against what publishers could be making if the market weren't dominated by the Facebook-Google duopoly.
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All these competing concerns — weighed against each other with a constant eye on the bottom line — will likely prevent MSNBC from going as far as Fox has in full-throated support of a politician.
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Rosenbluth said the combination of riskier sector and riskier geography has to be weighed against the significance of the growth opportunity and the correlation that a fund like EMQQ has with a broader regional fund.
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Weather risks for soybean crops in the Midwest were being weighed against demand concerns against the backdrop of a long-running U.S.-Chinese trade dispute and pig disease in China, the world's top soy importer.
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However, those potential gains must be weighed against the rare but real risks that circumcision introduces, not to mention the ethical concerns about boys not being able to decide what happens to their own genitals.
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The risks and benefits to participants and the benefits to society need to be weighed against each other, and there needs to be an independent outside review of the ethics of the experiment, Persad said.
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Any deal is being weighed against the costs Deutsche Bank would face to shut businesses, including expenses related to severance and costs to hold on to long-dated derivative positions, according to the newspaper report.
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When weighed against other key indicators like Treasury bonds, gold and real estate—nearly all up in the double-digits—stocks are the worst-performing major asset class since last May, up less than one percent.
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" Before you dump all your bubbly down the drain, Lin told CNN that "light drinking appears to protect against heart disease" and that "those beneficial effects should be weighed against the slight increase in breast cancer.
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The decision to give pay raises to political appointees who lack experience should be weighed against efforts to slash the overall agency budget and should be based on the performance of those staff in their job.
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The seriousness of the offense or crime would be weighed against factors, such as the information he or she provides about broader wrongdoing, and a mutually beneficial resolution for the individual and government would be negotiated.
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The Knesset voted to dissolve early Thursday morning local time, a move that will force the prime minister to stand for election for a second time this year as corruption charges are being weighed against him.
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In the talks mediated by Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President François Hollande of France, the soldiers' lives were weighed against the cost of longer-term political concessions, some of which required passage in Parliament.
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Spain's 17 regions pay taxes to the central government which then redistributes funds back to regional heads for local social security, police and emergency services and education, a system that Catalans claim is weighed against it.
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What is significant is that Omar's defenders don't consider her prejudices about Jews as particularly disqualifying, morally or politically, at least not when weighed against the things they like about her (and hate about her enemies).
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For myself, and for many of the Catholics I know (especially women), the question of how much corruption we can tolerate is now weighed against the tremendous loss we would feel, if we left this church.
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And there's the question of where China would put its money — all that cash would have to go somewhere, and U.S. bonds are among the highest-yielding in the world when weighed against their relatively low risk.
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In language that is expected to echo nationally, the Supreme Court held in its Monday ruling that the benefits of any such restrictions must be closely scrutinized and weighed against the burdens on women's access to abortion.
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Free Tuition in New York Adds Powerful Pull at Decision Deadline The new Excelsior Scholarship, for use at the state's public campuses, is "huge" for qualifying in-state families when weighed against the costs of private colleges.
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The discussion with her oncologist must have been difficult: the possibility of improvement weighed against the risk that the treatment could cause her to spend most of her remaining days in hospitals, hooked up to IV drugs.
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Moving to Europe was a choice weighed against other, grimmer options for health care, which included the strong possibility of being bankrupted by cancer treatment and winding up at the mercy of New York State's welfare system.
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Donald Trump, the presumptive U.S. Republican presidential nominee, said on Wednesday he was "open to doing something" with the country's minimum wage, but added that any increase would have to be weighed against a potential loss of competitiveness.
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Any attempts at reducing regulations should be weighed against the cold, sobering reality of the ongoing scandalous, unlawful business practices and resulting penalties and actions against Wells Fargo, Citibank, Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank, TCF Bank, and more. Sen.
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"These burdens are clearly undue when weighed against the almost complete lack of evidence that the law furthers the State's asserted justifications of promoting fetal life and women's mental health outcomes," Pratt wrote in her 53-page ruling.
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The skills discussion (which includes suggestions to tweak school curriculum to include machine learning over the next five years) has to later be weighed against another portion of the report considering the potential impact of AI on jobs.
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"National Grid's technical expertise in operating the national energy system must be weighed against its potential conflicts of interest," said Agnus Brendan McNeil, chairman of the committee, which called for the creation of an Independent System Operator (ISO).
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The court nonetheless ruled that a "generalized" assertion of the presidential communications privilege is not absolute and must be weighed against the need for the material by the other party seeking it — whether it be a court or Congress.
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Viana's lawyer Euclides Ribeiro, who represents more than a half dozen major Mato Grosso farmers who filed for bankruptcy protection in the past few years, said the traders' claims must be weighed against those of other creditors in court.
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At the end of the day, based on the scientific evidence I've seen, weighed against the credibility of opposing counterarguments, with Pascal's Wager thrown in as a tiebreaker, the need and urgency for righteous behavior is a no-brainer.
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According to Schwitzer's website, which systematically reviews the quality of health news, fewer than 40 percent of the stories analyzed over 10 years adequately addressed issues around a treatment's harms and costs and how those weighed against the benefits.
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The few Mr Modi has carried out must be weighed against those he has botched, the areas that have gone without reform, and the sticking plasters that cover up the effects of bad policy rather than deal with their causes.
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Some economists also argue that basic income could have social benefits beyond immediate income relief in the form of lowered opportunity costs — that is, the value of one course of action as weighed against the expected gain of other possible options.
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In a decision on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Kevin Castel in Manhattan said Walters failed to show he was prejudiced by the leaks, and that their "limited effect" on the complex probe into Walters' alleged illegal conduct weighed against dismissal.
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In a letter to U.S. District Judge Richard Berman in Manhattan, lawyers for Mehmet Hakan Atilla, a former deputy general manager at Turkey's state-controlled Halkbank, said "notions of comity" weighed against a stiff punishment at his May 7 sentencing.
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This obliges the White House to certify Iranian compliance with the deal and every 90 days to certify to Congress that the sanctions relief granted to Iran is "appropriate and proportionate" when weighed against the benefits to American national security.
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Almoz argued that freedom of faith had to be weighed against avoiding slovenliness in the conscript ranks, something he said was brought home to him by comparing Israeli troops to U.S. counterparts now visiting the country for an air defense drill.
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In discussing Wilson, questions about an up-and-down collegiate career, his overall toughness, and his inconsistency are weighed against the fact that he'll turn 22 in the middle of his rookie season, his impressive wingspan, and his athletic 6'10'' frame.
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"I ... consider that we should exercise caution with regard to reintroducing a negative policy rate, and that the effects of this should be weighed against the advantages and disadvantages of extended bond purchases and other monetary policy tools," Breman said.
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Specifically, the court found that the SyRI legislation fails a balancing test in Article 8 of the ECHR which requires that any social interest to be weighed against the violation of individuals' private life, with a fair and reasonable balance being required.
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Mr. Pompeo said refugees had to be weighed against a backlog of 800,000 asylum seekers who are awaiting a decision by immigration authorities about whether they qualify as in need of protection under United States law and will be granted status to remain.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeSteyer calls for cuts to defense spending House to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Khanna: Timing of Iran bill being weighed against getting bigger majority MORE (D-Calif.), the sole vote against the war in Afghanistan.
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Kellyanne Conway on Ford: "This woman should not be insulted and she should not be ignored... This woman will be heard... that has to be weighed against what we already know, which is that Judge Kavanaugh is a man of character and integrity." pic.twitter.
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Injuries are always a possibility, as they are with any physical activity, but that always has to be weighed against the benefits — and, in the case of yoga, there's good evidence that it can alleviate lower back pain, reduce inflammation, and boost overall health.
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But those concerns need to be weighed against her broader record and competence, which includes distinguished service in former Soviet client states in the 80s, running Russia operations in central Eurasia during the 90s and leading the CIA's counterterrorism center in the early 85033s.
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Fear over what can be weighed against an application was so palpable that one immigrant I spoke with told me she argued with her attorney about whether it was safe to include her enrollment in a state health insurance exchange on her green card application.
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"Both to follow up on attacks and most importantly to protect them — and that, you know, the privacy and safety of people who can lose their lives or be injured in an attack has to be weighed against the privacy and safety of our information."
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His mistakes, though, have to be weighed against a record of courageously speaking out and devoting enormous personal resources to virtually every progressive cause — gun control, abortion rights, climate change, Planned Parenthood, education reform for predominantly minority schools, affordable housing, income inequality and tax reform.
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"The fact that the system doesn't catch every single person ... has to be weighed against the fact that we might be able to save a whole bunch of families from the grief that some of the people in this audience have had to go through," he said.
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Norman Cook's second biggest hit—a pianos-clashing approximation of pure bliss—was up for the award, and though it was surely getting played in clubs somewhere, even it feels like a safe pick weighed against the stuff emanating from the underground in the same period.
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The $150,000 cost of this program is a mere drop in the bucket when weighed against the $6.7B budget at the DoD for digital security, but we need to ensure that, like all federal funding, the payouts don't go to convicted sex offenders or other felons.
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"I support Senator Grassley's decision to have these 11th hour allegations thoroughly reviewed by the Senate Judiciary Committee, and weighed against Judge Kavanaugh's decades of public service, sterling record on the bench, outstanding personal reputation, and his unequivocal denial of the allegations," the Indianapolis Star quoted Braun as saying.
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When a liberating soldier hoists a cross atop a church, or a priest returns to take stock of the losses and light a candle, the scenes feel more sad than hopeful — especially when weighed against the widely felt sentiments of displaced Christians that they will never go home.
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Indeed, the advantages of consorting with Moscow on counterterrorism have to be weighed against the disadvantages of linking the US campaign to a regime that cares little about causing indiscriminate civilian casualties and the many risks of sharing intelligence with Russia when American and Russian interests in Syria are not aligned.
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Clinton in 2016 and rallied for her, her aides generally viewed the endorsement as somewhere between dutiful and inadequate — especially when weighed against the months of negative attacks from Mr. Sanders and his supporters depicting her as a corporate tool well after she appeared to have the nomination in hand.
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"All arguments weighed against each other, the court puts the chance that the men would have escaped inhumane treatment and execution by the Bosnian Serbs if they could have stayed at the United Nations compound at 30 percent," the ruling, by the Dutch Court of Appeal in The Hague, stated.
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Beijing's signals it would not look kindly on any foreign involvement in the Maldives - where it is investing millions of dollars as part of its Belt and Road Initiative - backed up by its naval presence in the eastern Indian Ocean, may also have weighed against an intervention, security analysts said.
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"Although our findings suggest that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet can in principle be stabilized by mass deposition, we find that the precise conditions of the intervention are crucial, and potential benefits need to be weighed against environmental hazards, future risks, and enormous technical challenges implied in such an operation," the scientists wrote.
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Tony Blair refused to avail himself of available brakes to migration from eastern Europe in 2004 because he treated immigration as an ideological matter (proof that he was committed to the double liberalism of free markets and progressive values) rather than as a practical issue with costs and benefits that needed to be weighed against each other.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeSteyer calls for cuts to defense spending House to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Khanna: Timing of Iran bill being weighed against getting bigger majority MORE's (D-Calif.) resolution to repeal the earlier action, known as an authorization for use of military force (AUMF), that governed the Iraq War.
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On Monday, a group of parents from across the city sent a letter to Mayor Bill de Blasio and the schools chancellor, Carmen Fariña, urging them to pursue a more systematic approach to desegregation in District 3, such as controlled choice, an admissions system in which parents' preferences are weighed against the goal of distributing disadvantaged students evenly among schools.
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The tendency to view any security effort -- such as the laptop ban -- as essential when a new threat arises is understandable, but every security measure must be weighed against three criteria: does it minimize risks; does it maximize defenses; and -- as importantly -- do the consequences of the security measure so alter the nature of how we live and move that it isn't worth the investment.
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"There is no doubt we were trying to communicate to the American public that they should expect a fair trial, that we expected a fair trial," House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerHouse poised to hand impeachment articles to Senate House to vote on Iran war powers bills sought by progressives Khanna: Timing of Iran bill being weighed against getting bigger majority MORE (D-Md.) told reporters in the Capitol on Tuesday.
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And, the fact, Anderson, the system may not catch every single person, or there may be a circumstance where somebody doesn't think that they have to register, or do, and that may cause some red tape, and bureaucracy for them -- which -- or inconvenience, has to be weighed against the fact that we may be able to save a whole bunch of families from the grief that some of the people in this audience have had to go through.
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