That there is a difference between power wielded in service of a few and power wielded in service of all.
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"Legitimacy, at its heart, is the feeling that the authority being wielded over you is being wielded fairly and justly," says Faris.
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Power in these places is not just wielded at the ballot box; it is wielded by movements and collaboratives in a thousand ways.
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In 2020, voters have an opportunity to replace Trump, as well as all those who stood silently, while he wielded the recklessly wielded the power granted to him.
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Laser swords wielded by space wizards are cool as hell.
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Wielded by a player of Joe's skill, it's completely lethal.
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Spanish police wielded batons at crowds attempting to vote. Oct.
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Market participants say the central bank has always wielded control.
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They wielded spears and swords, then danced with paper fans.
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Marauding residents wielded guns, sticks of dynamite, bottles of kerosene.
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These women wielded race and class privilege to rewrite history.
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Protesters, she said, wielded homemade mortars that created smoky diversions.
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Localism is not federal power wielded on a smaller scale.
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And no one wielded it more effectively than Calvin Klein.
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Mr. Swan's foreign origins have also been wielded against him.
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These were men who channeled power, wielded it, embodied it.
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He was wearing body armor as he wielded his horror.
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How he wielded those billions seemed more to the point.
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Wands are wielded like fencing swords, a subtle visual link.
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Police have wielded tear gas, rubber bullets, and batons against participants.
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Suneson declined to say which of the suspects wielded the bottle.
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I suspect he never knew how much power he actually wielded.
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Dual-wielded hand shotguns that deal high damage at close range.
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Where his predecessors wielded fire extinguishers, Trump prefers a flame tosser.
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Now, for months, Nunes has widely wielded influence behind the scenes.
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The leverage wielded by other parties will test Trump's hardball approach.
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Yet the state has wielded authoritarian powers, generating waste and corruption.
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She wielded her voice like a sword for truth and love.
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Wearing a yellow bodysuit, he wielded his nunchucks over my bed.
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The algorithms are surprisingly uninterested in the tools wielded by programmers.
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Most nights in Afghanistan, I wielded an M4 carbine and a .
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Others showed the powerful weaponry wielded by the traffickers, including mounted .
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Yet the state has wielded authoritarian powers, generating waste and corruption.
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Of the strength that solidarity wielded in 2016, over and over.
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Those types of interactions have wielded deadly results in the past.
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He ridiculed the lefty way she wielded a pair of scissors.
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The hero in Snow Crash wielded a sword in the virtual world.
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A world in which more women wielded power might be more egalitarian.
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But with greater frequency this season, Marisnick has wielded a powerful bat.
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We're talking about hot cooking oil, allegedly wielded by an irate employee.
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Is sex something to crave, or is it something to be wielded?
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Zuul also might have wielded it against rivals of its own kind.
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Through such relationships, the CIA wielded undue influence on the literary landscape.
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In 2011, Republicans wielded the debt ceiling to extract government spending cuts.
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Public prosecutors and judges have wielded their constitutionally guaranteed independence with gusto.
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In Samos, migrants wielded knives and iron bars, and they lit fires.
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We cannot underestimate the power that religious conservatives wielded over this debate.
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I was sitting in front of a man who wielded enormous power.
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They wielded large tools and even drove an excavator into the backyard.
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Even lawfully conferred powers wielded by the president cannot be employed corruptly.
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The Vietnamese infantryman wielded the finest of assault rifles — the AK-47.
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Up on the dais, presiding, John Roberts wielded a No. 2 pencil.
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One man wielded a fire extinguisher, video footage on social media showed.
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The rapist typically wore a ski mask, and usually wielded a gun.
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John Delaney wielded the argument recently to grab attention they've desperately sought.
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The privilege has traditionally been wielded as a shield, not a sword.
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"These creatures look like nothing on Earth and they wielded awesome technology."
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It wasn't the first time Grace had wielded influence over her husband.
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He had buy-in from the top and he wielded that stick aggressively.
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It can be wielded casually, and, until the trigger is pulled, nigh invisibly.
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This person still wielded considerable power, which made breaking the story incredibly difficult.
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Benton Stevens and Kolfage jointly wielded the scissors during the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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Power is wielded by people who can get physically close to the king.
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And each year about 11,000 people are killed by guns wielded by others.
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They're happy to bury the hatchet, since he's the one who wielded it.
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He wielded the possession of an early Misfits single like it was currency.
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Democratic Senate candidates have already wielded Mr. Trump against their opponents this week.
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Brace yourself for waterboarding and other tools of torture, wielded in grainy gloom.
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While most protesters were peaceful, some groups wielded makeshift weapons and street barricades.
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He wielded power like a tyrant, controlling every aspect of the island's existence.
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The Twitter mob has wielded power since "President Donald Trump" was a joke.
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Celebrities have always wielded political clout—just ask Ronald Reagan or Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Huawei also got a stark demonstration of the power Washington wielded over it.
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All around him was shiny invention but it wielded a double-edged sword.
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And when it comes to design, the oil industry has wielded enormous influence.
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The remaining jobs are too often wielded as a cudgel of social control.
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Debates in particular have long wielded a special power to trigger male condescension.
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It would be merciful if Iowans wielded the weapon of execution for us.
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Her power is awesome, and must be wielded wisely by a human vessel.
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The U.S. has wielded sanctions internationally, including in its current dispute with Iran.
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That's largely because Moscow has wielded energy as a weapon in the past.
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Unlimited power corrupts, even when the power is wielded by people in hoodies.
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Needless to say, this should be wielded with extreme caution, if at all.
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A revolution during his childhood had curtailed the absolute power his ancestors once wielded.
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Not since Mao Zedong has a Chinese leader wielded so much power so openly.
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More likely, that algorithm will become a tool wielded by your still-human doctor.
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Dual-wielded, fast-firing auto-pistols that shoot simultaneously whenever the trigger is pulled.
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For DeLillo, the banal is often wielded ironically and occasionally folded into the sublime.
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Trump wielded kettle logic to induce this state of delirium all through his campaign.
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His biggest data point, wielded like a cudgel: America's $500 billion annual trade deficit.
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Witness the power it has wielded in California, the nation's bluest (and greenest) state.
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But powerful surveillance technologies, wielded without proper guidelines or oversight, go beyond the pale.
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Whatever influence the president may have at times wielded over the economy is diminishing.
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In fact, it pre-dates our Constitution and has been wielded continually ever since.
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Both gunmen wielded assault-style rifles in the separate shootings, which killed 31 people.
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National interest has only ever been a tool wielded to hold on to power.
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But in many ways she wielded as much power as either of these women.
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He was the voice of the Philly underground, and he wielded that power wisely.
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The extent of influence wielded by the largest campaign donors today is virtually endless.
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Westerners — and particularly foreign businesses — are incredulous over the power that prosecutors have wielded.
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Some in the West have reacted strongly to the power that prosecutors have wielded.
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Menachem Begin said it best: "Ben Hecht wielded his pen like a drawn sword."
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Unlike other modern first ladies who wielded influence behind the scenes, friends say Mrs.
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These offshore companies effectively obscured the control wielded by top executives and their relatives.
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And there's proof that it was, in fact, he who wielded the proverbial pen.
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"Instead, the topic was wielded as a cudgel, hijacked for maximum provocation," she writes.
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He is believed to have wielded the knife that killed her, the police said.
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He knows that social capital can be wielded as a source of soft power.
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One suspect brandished a firearm and the other wielded a baton, the FBI posted.
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At the rally, Shui Y. Gao, an 82-year-old grandmother, wielded a microphone.
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They held large Kurdish flags, out their car windows and wielded light machine guns.
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That isn't a power fund companies like BlackRock and its rivals have typically wielded.
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But there are some superb examples of how women wielded power in earlier ages.
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Baker wielded much power in the circle of mammalogy and in the biological sciences department.
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Over the past year, internet companies wielded the hammer known as "deplatforming" more than ever.
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Crown powers wielded by the Prime Minister also include the power to go to war.
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We see it as a weapon wielded by the intolerant against those who are different.
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Tough rules are painful when wielded against you, but useful when holding others to account.
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Mona hates Alison, but she also aspires to reach the social power that Alison wielded.
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Unsurprisingly, Cadillac is French, historically a language wielded as a signifier of elegance and class.
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Who will hold the power, and will it be wielded for good or for bad?
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Suneson declined to say which of the suspects had wielded the bottle in the fight.
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I loved how Twin Peaks: the Return possessed—wielded violently, even—the capacity to surprise.
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Both women knew that Cosby wielded power over their professional lives and they behaved accordingly.
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African-Americans and Hispanics are more likely to think that guns are wielded by gangs.
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The president wielded his Twitter account to stump for Bevin before the flight (The Hill).
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"We don't need Sodom and Gomorrah," read some signs, and some protesters wielded stinging nettles.
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For decades, the gun lobby wielded enormous influence over our nation's laws and corporate policies.
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Iran also wielded Shiite militias to control Iraqi streets and undermine the American-led occupation.
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This complaint is just the latest example of anti-religious falsehoods wielded to destroy lives.
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Mr. Khashoggi applauded those moves, but chafed at the authoritarian way the prince wielded power.
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But there was a time when it felt like it wielded almost too much power.
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But he wielded outsize influence because Chungcheong was well known as a swing-vote region.
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Large mining companies like Rio Tinto and BHP have long wielded enormous power in Australia.
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Two senior lawyers repeatedly raised concerns that Mr. Nada still wielded influence over those matters.
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But that phrase wielded the power to take almost every single semiconductor-related stock plummeting.
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The documents show how the fighters wielded power through two complementary tools: brutality and bureaucracy.
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He also acknowledged that Mr. Zinke wielded a lot of power over the energy industry.
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She's wielded her online following as a battle ax and inspired a nationwide grassroots movement.
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She wore a purple suit with a ruffled blouse, and wielded a Prince-like cane.
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Mr. Trump has wielded tariffs as a stick to get Beijing to the bargaining table.
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Crouser discovered one day that he wielded a sledgehammer with a lot of power, too.
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This is not the first time that Ford has wielded her social media savvy for good.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's competition regulator has launched an investigation into the power wielded by Facebook (FB.
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In particular, so-called secondary sanctions should be wielded in the most "exceptional" circumstances, Lew said.
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The implication is clear: the tools might be sleeker, but they're still wielded by human beings.
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An old-fashioned kingWhen King Bhumibol was born, in 1927, Thai kings still wielded unfettered authority.
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Azor Ahai once wielded a magical flaming sword called Lightbringer and saved the world from darkness.
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The rates so deftly wielded by central banks hit zero, leaving policymakers grasping at untested alternatives.
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The latter, wielded by Europeans, has dominated the half millennium since that scrape on the beach.
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He saw who wielded real power in the world: Corporations and the people that run them.
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Hayek's piece shines a light on just how much power Weinstein wielded in the entertainment industry.
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The good future is wielded like a club to bludgeon the bad and reward the faithful.
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Mr Rodríguez, said guns were not used; instead, the prisoners wielded "sharp weapons, bats and sticks".
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Kikanbou means "spiked bat," which is the weapon wielded by "oni," the demons of Japanese folklore.
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Police in riot gear wielded batons to clear the street minutes later and free trapped officers.
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People reported their enemies, and wielded the threat of denunciation in personal, tribal, and workplace disputes.
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Trump and his allies have instead wielded every ancient trope used to denigrate would-be immigrants.
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Expensive aircraft carriers and advanced aircraft can be threatened by much cheaper missiles wielded by extremists.
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Thailand has been a constitutional monarchy since 1932, but the royal family has wielded great influence.
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And while his Republican adversaries wielded the tax return issue against him, he fought back furiously.
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Rubio understands the state he represents, and wielded that knowledge effectively against Trump at Thursday's debate.
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"It's essentially a weapon, and when wielded correctly, it can have pretty devastating results," he says.
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But, like any tool, testing is only as useful as the skill with which it's wielded.
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Prominent real estate developers, who have long wielded influence in Albany, appealed in vain to Gov.
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She has wielded her limited questions to maximum effect, most recently with Attorney General William Barr.
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As Mr. Kelly's closest aide, Mr. Fuentes has wielded disproportionate power in the Trump White House.
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In each one, the judge has wielded an acerbic wit and ironclad control of the courtroom.
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The speaker who wielded that gavel on that day was, for the first time, a woman.
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The "I" she wielded seemed more present, the defenseless voice of the writer behind the author.
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The intervention came in a country where money, fame and power are most often wielded lightly.
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Lewandowski allegedly struggled with campaign chairman Paul Manafort over who wielded more influence on Trump's team.
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The men wielded jackhammers, drilling holes so sticks of dynamite could be pressed into the rock.
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How often was the only power her mother had the one she wielded over her daughters?
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Both played crucial roles in his presidential bid and have wielded outsize power during his transition.
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But physical prowess may be a contraindication of "maleness" when wielded recklessly or for criminal purpose.
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WeWork's filings revealed just how much power Neumann and his wife, Rebekah, wielded at the company.
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The weapon being wielded against TikTok is the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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Even six miles in a city of ~8.5M people indicates a ridiculously blunt instrument being wielded here.
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The meme, when wielded by those who best understood its potency, emerged as the ultimate online weapon.
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He's the only full-blooded human known to have wielded an Infinity Stone without any ill effects.
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BlackRock hasn't traditionally wielded its voting power very forcefully, although in recent years that's begun to change.
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The House committee said it was concerned about the immense influence wielded by the largest tech companies.
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While my character wielded a firearm, it was never fired, and thus my gender was Chekhov's gun.
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Every kid wanted to be your friend but you wielded your power in a fair, kind way.
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So she is a powerful and influential aide who has wielded her power to influence the President.
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But kettle logic becomes something very different when it's wielded by a person in power like Trump.
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They were met with hundreds of protestors who wielded Gritty signs like a crucifix against a vampire.
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Pessimists also point out that China has wielded enormous influence in Hong Kong since long before 1997.
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After all, surveillance powers are wielded by humans, with all of their prejudices and temptations and flaws.
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The plague of wands topped with phone clamps and wielded by photo-loving tourists everywhere seems unstoppable.
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Gentrification is a mechanism of power, and ethnicity is only one way that power can be wielded.
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The vetoes wielded in Congress by those who take an expansive view of gun rights is one.
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Smith wielded his subpoena powers in a multi-year battle against government climate scientists, Others, including Sens.
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Never before have corporations and special interests wielded so much power at the expense of ordinary Americans.
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Mr. Kim has wielded his Twitter account to point to dire statistics and boost Asian-American creators.
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In recent times France and Britain have wielded their own carriers to demonstrate continued relevance in Asia.
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And although urban ruling classes wielded organized military power, they were often sitting ducks for barbarian raiders.
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Instead, institutions become political weapons, wielded forcefully by those who control them against those who do not.
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Which I think underscores my position that such power should not be wielded by a single company.
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I'd never marked a trail before (nor wielded a machete-like cutlass), but I loved the process.
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Southern Wine & Spirits and the Teamster's Union wielded their political influence with California's legislature and executive branch.
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Supporters say the new law levels the playing field, diminishing the heavy advantage New York prosecutors wielded.
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One is left with the impression that Roxelana consistently wielded impressive power, except when things went badly.
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The tremendous power wielded by Mr. Moonves explains why many have kept their condemnations to a whisper.
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Far more important, he just did not have the sort of compelling biography that Mr. Lamb wielded.
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Challengers to the program's opponents in the State Senate have also wielded the cameras as political ammunition.
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Spain has whittled down the deficit since a financial crisis, after the PP wielded deep spending cuts.
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When he was finished, prosecutors said he reminded her of the power he wielded in the industry.
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Lutsenko used the power he wielded from the position to go after Tymoshenko and her Fatherland party.
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Many women said he wielded his power in the movie industry to pressure women into sexual acts.
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Supporters wielded signs saying "Free Stone, jail Hillary" and "We stand with Stone" while chanting Stone's name.
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Many more wielded social media to call out their critics and companies with partnerships with the NRA.
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The hits are less likely to come from hips than sticks, which are sometimes wielded like swords.
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The teenager, the second suspect arrested in the case, is believed to have wielded the murder weapon.
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Sitting side by side with the Crown Prince in the Oval Office, Trump wielded a huge check.
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When Meyerhold wrote that "theater is a very dangerous weapon," he meant a weapon wielded by artists.
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"The weapons of the people's democratic dictatorship must be wielded without any hesitation or wavering," he declared.
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Trump has wielded his pardon power in ways he evidently believes will work to his political advantage.
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One fan wielded a crutch as a surrogate electric guitar, another pumped his cane into the air.
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They've held that religion can be wielded as a sword to cut away the rights of others.
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Nissan has said that Ghosn wielded too much power, creating a lack of oversight and corporate governance.
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The two strategies are very different, and the term "geoengineering" is sometimes wielded to misleadingly conflate them.
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This is nothing short of a playbook for austerity wielded by some very powerful behind-the-scenes players.
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He regarded himself as a modern, socialist, urban alternative to the tribal authority wielded by the elder Barzani.
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And part of the problem is that Trump has wielded a big stick with allies and enemies alike.
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Roosevelt swiftly wielded that power, carving out roughly a million acres of land to protect from private industrialization.
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The phrase "feel-good movie" is almost always wielded ironically, but there are different ways to feel good.
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There were still conservative Democrats and liberal Republicans and these factions wielded considerable power within their party coalitions.
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"Law enforcement has not said that she wielded a weapon," Merritt told the New York Times on Sunday.
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There is legitimate power wielded by Indigenous and Xicano leaders that helps empower discourses toward relevancy and honesty.
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Even if a sales ban has potential benefits, not everyone agrees with health policy wielded like a hammer.
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Marquis-Boire, said sources, effectively wielded social capital and influence against those who would speak out against him.
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The DEA of past seasons of Narcos wielded tangible power, but that's not how it is in Guadalajara.
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A tell-all interview about the ways in which men wielded their influence within the walls of NBC?
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In Algeria institutions are stronger, but authority is still wielded by what Algerians call le pouvoir (the power).
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IDA TARBELL, the great muckraker of the early 2000th century, not only wielded her pen against Standard Oil.
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Mr López Obrador's congressional majority will give him more power than any president has wielded since the 1990s.
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The clans who wielded power during Mr Bouteflika's long rule are now locked in a battle to survive.
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The tariffs would be wielded as a negotiating tool, but are not a foregone conclusion, Trump has said.
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In a way you can imagine impenetrable writing as a defensive strategy wielded to scare off editor-meddlers.
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Nissan has said the executive wielded far too much power, creating a lack of oversight and corporate governance.
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And nor should any of us witnessing the repeated injustices and structural oppression wielded against the black community.
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The army has generally wielded power in Algeria behind the scenes, but has intervened publicly during pivotal moments.
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They have nothing to do with the authoritarian language wielded in terms such as deskilling and relational aesthetics.
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That mystery man looks an awful lot like Gendry, whose father Robert Baratheon also wielded the same weapon.
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In the 1830s and 1840s, moral statistics were wielded both to defend and attack the institution of slavery.
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Separating them from the adulation they enjoyed, the power that they wielded, was its own kind of sentence.
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This is diplomacy in motion, soft power wielded like a machete through the diligent, decisive act of dressing.
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As a regular contributor to Harper's Weekly, he wielded enormous influence, skewering corrupt officials and politicians he opposed.
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At the same time, Congress insisted that reassignments not be wielded as weapons of retaliation or political intimidation.
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His reign as speaker spanned five governorships, and nobody wielded as much influence over state law as him.
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Party leaders and committee chairmen wielded tools such as earmarks, campaign funds and leadership posts to whip votes.
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Arguably the most egregious violation of physical laws in Star Wars is the iconic lightsabers wielded by Jedis.
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A script, a file containing many commands executed in sequence, is very often how this power is wielded.
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Resident Commissioner Jenniffer González Colón has effectively wielded her influence in Congress to the benefit of her constituents.
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But in office, Modi has wielded the tools of state control at least as aggressively as his predecessors.
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A young up-and-comer blows the whistle on a powerful mentor who wielded control over his career.
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Census data was wielded not only against demographic groups but also, on at least one occasion, against individuals.
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The original purpose of the Yemen offensive was to blunt Iranian influence wielded there through the Houthi rebels.
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It wielded its immense influence indirectly, by cohering a serious, disciplined community and letting it do the work.
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In the past, yellow lightsabers have mostly been limited to Jedi temple guards, who wielded double-bladed sabers.
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Mr. Hastings of Netflix and other tech executives rejected the idea that they wielded significant influence in education.
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When he gave them toys to play with, they wielded them in frustration; overall, they played less cooperatively.
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In my own work, I have found that Poirot is often right: Each suspect wielded his own knife.
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The prevalence of child abuse offers a dark mirror that reflects how power is wielded in our society.
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The unlikely duo wielded the same combination of indignation and inquisition that framed their argument about sexual harassment.
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The Blue Dog Coalition wielded influence within the Democratic caucus when it grew to 54 members in 2008.
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White phosphorus was used in the pre-invasion bombardment and U.S. troops wielded flame-throwers during the battle.
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He implored the Senate to end the era in American history where Congress regularly wielded its impeachment powers.
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For starters, rarely have skilled professionals — tech workers especially — wielded as much market power as they do now.
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Was it the results, or the control being wielded over his daughter, that was and is most important?
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The event was counter-protested by dozens of students who staged a "mass farting" protest and wielded dildos.
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It has an ugly history of being wielded by dictators and tyrants who sought to control public information.
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Prince maintained close control of his music rights, and wielded them to an extent few other musicians can.
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In theory, Mr. Erdogan's re-election as president gives him sweeping powers that he has never wielded before.
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It is a group that once wielded extraordinary influence and had a lock on elected offices for decades.
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It's the sort of accusation that, wielded by a private school against a city school, would seem baseless.
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But when it comes to family and the way that idea is wielded, some things have not changed enough. ●
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The agreement has been helped by the fact the power wielded by OPEC is unparalleled in the commodities world.
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He wielded his power with woman in fucked up ways — sometimes to the point where they left comedy entirely.
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Wielded as a single cudgel, the "Hillary Clinton email scandal" has become a powerful weapon against the Democratic nominee.
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We have held our tongues, threatened by power wielded over us and promises of institutional access and career advancement.
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Mr. Bloomberg was depicted in the briefing as a big-government politician who had wielded his power too freely.
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Few politicians have wielded such influence in Iran since the 1979 Islamic revolution that toppled the U.S.-backed Shah.
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It's the power that Comey wielded Tuesday that prompted some former Justice officials to publicly criticize the FBI director.
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CIAM has said Kessler wielded too much power at SCOR and the firm lacked the right checks and balances.
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It's a story less about power and more about our desire to believe that power is being wielded responsibly.
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Click here to view original GIFYouTube's HMS2 wields a hobby knife like ancient samurai warriors wielded their katana swords.
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A security law, known as Article 20133, wielded in the name of punishing treason and secessionism, keeps citizens wary.
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This is an era of fake news, in which the idea of fake news is wielded as a weapon.
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Five men were dead, beaten to death with fists, feet, sticks, and office furniture wielded by a raging mob.
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We're now in an age where cameras are frequently wielded as the last, safest line of defense for onlookers.
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Huberfeld no longer had an official position at Platinum at the time, but Bell said he still wielded influence.
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Maybe all I needed were some commonly used textual analysis tools wielded by data scientists and machine learning engineers.
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In recent weeks, the troubles of Mr. Hubbard, who had wielded a level of influence that easily rivaled Gov.
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As a gay man himself, he worried that such research could be misconstrued or wielded to advance hateful agendas.
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Among fans and fellow artists, the freakish control Prince wielded over his work made him something of a king.
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But what he wielded was an assortment of alternative facts and figures that served to pervert rather than persuade.
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Trump and Republicans have wielded talk of impeachment as a political cudgel, and revived that strategy following Cohen's remarks.
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Mostly originating from Kenya's central highlands, the Kikuyu have long wielded strong economic and political power within the country.
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They fought such taxes tirelessly, and for two centuries wielded their power to keep taxes and public institutions archaic.
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In recent years, Uber and Lyft have wielded remarkable political power, be it through intense lobbying, or organized outcry.
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That mascot Lumberjack wielded a purple wooden ax, wore suspenders and skinny Wranglers, and had a long red beard.
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It's not difficult to see how intimate, private photographs can be wielded in a way that threatens someone's job.
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Wielded with subtlety, Ms. Lawless said, they can still benefit male politicians among some older and less-partisan voters.
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He has wielded his influence to deliver relentless economic growth through unrestrained borrowing, lifting debt levels to alarming heights.
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But a street sweeper wielded a broom that could easily have been from the 1940s, if not the 1640s.
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Deng wielded much of his power informally, without titles or term limits, and through his control of the military.
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And, perhaps most commonly, domestic disputes between partners escalate when guns—typically wielded by men—are in the household.
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" But he cautions against the "sanctimonious anger wielded by inequality's critics," because inequality "cannot be resolved by identifying villains.
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Prank calls are a delicate art: They're potentially juvenile, but can be wielded for justice in the right hands.
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Fermi wielded a six-inch slide rule as we today wield our iPhones, to plumb the essence of events.
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At the time, Mr. Lozoya was the international coordinator for the campaign and wielded significant influence with the candidate.
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We later learned Amber also allegedly wielded a machete and struck a door with Andrew on the other side.
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Mr. Mulvaney has not wielded much power over the budget and played a back-seat role in budget negotiations.
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The church has wielded political and social clout in the Philippines, a predominantly Catholic country, for over 400 years.
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Impeachment, along with every other congressional oversight power, is being abused and wielded as a weapon of political war.
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They had better lightsabers In the original Star Wars trilogy, the actors wielded, essentially, painted sticks during lightsaber battles.
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Le Peuch has wielded an axe to the company's asset-heavy businesses, taking a $12.7 billion charge last quarter.
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Popularly known as a "pillar of the Revolution", he wielded wide influence in core decision-making bodies of Iran.
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Religion is not the problem, not really; rather, it's the way power is concentrated, then wielded against the vulnerable.
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Elliott's position effectively turns the tables on SoftBank, which has long wielded vast power through the mega Vision Fund.
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Scores (and year-over-year improvement in scores) are often wielded as a sign of the company leadership's success.
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Tillis, however, has wielded impeachment against Democrats in North Carolina, which unlike Colorado and Maine backed Trump in 2016.
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The people Jesus clashed with and who eventually crucified him were religious authorities and those who wielded political power.
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Primarily, that meant components for E.F.P. weapons, one of the most lethal devices wielded against Americans during the war.
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The less explicitly political she sounded, the more political influence she wielded, in convention speeches and other key moments.
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These days, it's a term of abuse — a shorthand for puritanical political correctness, a pejorative wielded against liberal elitism.
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The First Amendment feels more like a sword wielded by the minority than a shield to protect that minority.
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First, this DDoS attack wielded the power of "internet of things" devices, not compromised servers, as is more traditional.
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The former leader headed up a centralized government and wielded prestige from the country's civil war to ensure loyalty.
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Balanchine, who was known as Mr. B, wielded tremendous power over the lives of the dancers in his company.
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Like the alt-right today, the Klan was never a political party, but it wielded sizable influence in politics.
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However they publicly greet Mr. Trump, they are happy with key ways in which he has wielded his power.
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At one point during the show, the tower turns into a giant sword wielded by one of the protagonists.
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In their latest project, the crew from "Man at Arms: Reforged" recreates the enchanted weapon wielded by Harry Potter.
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Arya may be equally a victim of emotional trauma, but she has always wielded violence and strength, not softness.
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The president has also faced allegations that his friends, the wealthy Gupta businessmen, wielded undue influence over his government.
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Never before has a cost center wielded so much leverage and power over the bottom line of an entire industry.
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Gordhan supporters say the finance minister is being persecuted for his tough stance against political influence wielded by Zuma's allies.
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That same year, the play opened on Broadway after premiering in London, in a production that wielded four Tony nominations.
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They also highlight the power Crowley wielded as an old-school Queens politician with influence over hiring and political spoils.
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His powerful images created empathy, an effective weapon he deliberately wielded to beat back the injustices of segregation and racism.
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But the upward action has also been quite volatile, as economic and geopolitical factors have wielded increasing influence over prices.
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Thailand is a constitutional monarchy, but King Bhumibol wielded great influence and his son has shown himself to be assertive.
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White House counsel Don McGahn has also wielded serious influence over the president since taking on the job last year.
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But typically, the funds and freedom to undertake bold, experimental ideas are more commonly wielded by directorial and curatorial positions.
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"It's really rare malware," which would be more likely to be wielded by government hackers than ordinary criminals, he said.
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In that violence, fans wielded iron bars, kicked and punched their rivals, and hurled chairs and bottles in city streets.
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But the power of the pardon is rarely wielded as a way of greasing the skids for vengeance or intimidation.
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Its secretaries haven't wielded the power or gained the notoriety of a secretary of state or secretary of the Treasury.
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The problem here is that power wielded by politicians isn't the same as that of someone in the general public.
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Now, iterations upon iterations later, we can measure the influence it wielded — from Balenciaga to all of its consequential knockoffs.
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In the comics, Guardian was Jim Harper, a cop turned vigilante with no super powers who wielded an indestructible shield.
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Fans can expect the weapon to be wielded liberally again when the French Open gets under way on May 28.
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Yet the language wielded has been has been sharp, even scathing, as they rebuffed the administration's arguments about national security.
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Ever since the Reagan era, they have done so gingerly for fear of "big government" attacks wielded effectively by conservatives.
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Even big business itself is rising up against the monopolistic power wielded by the Big Three: Google, Facebook, and Amazon.
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Saturday Night Live has wielded real political influence in the past, under circumstances much less dire than the present ones.
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It has usually wielded its power in symbiosis with a traditional elite comprising the monarchy, aristocrats and interrelated wealthy families.
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Mr. Trump in particular has wielded Twitter as a political tool, making the social-media site central to his presidency.
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Ms. Mulder portrays the creature hiding behind the glamour that Monroe wielded with such confidence as a frightened, defenseless animal.
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Even without a formal position in the Trump administration, Thiel has already wielded significant influence within it, Vanity Fair reported.
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Qahtani has wielded that influence over the last three years, with his authority growing alongside that of the young prince.
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The brothers were investigated last year by the country's anti-corruption watchdog over allegations they wielded undue influence over Zuma.
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Clinton instead chose to smear the alt-Right with the same tropes that it once wielded against today's conservative establishment.
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It means going back to the future when titans named Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, Carnegie and Morgan wielded more power than presidents.
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Trump has frequently derided the power wielded by wealthy special interests, arguing that their influence often runs counter to voters.
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The more technical the mission, the more likely it can be wielded as a tool to organize employees against leadership.
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Some exchanges have wielded unexpected results, with "neighbors" participating in prank wars and meme exchanges and even forming virtual friendships.
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The billionaire tech investor and entrepreneur Peter Thiel apparently thinks Silicon Valley tech companies have wielded too much unchecked power.
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Mr. Brown, first appointed to the commission by Mayor Abraham D. Beame in 1977, wielded power for nearly five years.
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Singapore's president is the head of state, but executive power is wielded by the prime minister, currently Lee Hsien Loong.
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Laws that were intended to safeguard pregnant women against violence will increasingly be wielded as a tool for prosecuting them.
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Senators also questioned the power that both Zuckerberg and Gates before him wielded as the heads of these tech giants.
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Clinton instead chose to smear the alt-right with the same tropes that it once wielded against today's conservative establishment.
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Localism is the belief that power should be wielded as much as possible at the neighborhood, city and state levels.
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Mr. Carson left unmentioned the fact that land-use regulation has historically been wielded by local communities to maintain segregation.
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This is the second time that the governor has wielded clemency as a direct rebuke to Mr. Trump's immigration policies.
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It values law enforcement as a weapon to be wielded in a particular direction: against social disorder, real and feared.
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Fictions like white supremacy have long wielded power over the public imagination and divided us all into winners and losers.
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It is hard to think of a modern Speaker of the House who has wielded power as effectively as Pelosi.
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Sitting on the witness stand, he suddenly told a jury he had wielded both guns and killed the man alone.
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But the most powerful weapon wielded in the conflict so far hasn't been a legal threat or a stock swindle.
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On a show like "Billions," where wealth is wielded like a magic charm, perhaps that's a distinction without a difference.
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"Law enforcement has not said that she wielded a weapon," Mr. Merritt said, adding that she owned a gun legally.
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To a president who puts a premium on loyalty, Mr. Comey represented a fiercely independent official who wielded enormous power.
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I won't dive fully into the debate over how Lincoln wielded executive power during the Civil War in this article.
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The protesters seek to replace the old guard of rulers who have wielded power since independence from France in 1962.
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Legal experts said public attention has become a weapon wielded by lawyers on both sides, with potential risks to each.
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Events of the past 18 months, however, have given the film a sharper edge than it otherwise may have wielded.
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It was a snappy, crude, unfussy insult, repurposed and wielded by people the Nazis intended to dominate, expel or kill.
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In some ways, the tables have turned on SoftBank, which has long wielded vast power through its mega tech fund.
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Phones came out and were wielded like knives, each one slicing off a section of her walk for the posting.
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The coal industry has long wielded political influence, especially in conservative circles, and Republicans tend to oppose expansive federal regulation.
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He, the man who once wielded the power of a state against his enemies, now wallows in his own victimhood.
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For one thing, it had swords; and I had already seen enough swords being wielded by Conan and Red Sonja.
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Policy planning directors in the past, including during the Obama administration, wielded immense influence over crafting and executing foreign policy.
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Trump wielded the medium much as he does now, with a reflexive mix of anger, pride, insults and oddball jokes.
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So much for the "Take Back Control" slogan Brexiteers wielded in 2016 to foist every frustration of voters onto Brussels.
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It started out as a series that featured lots of different women who wielded power very differently from each other.
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WHEN King Salman acceded to the Saudi throne in 2015, it was plain that his son, Muhammad, wielded the real power.
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WASHINGTON – Fighting to preserve the all-Republican government, President Trump and his party have wielded a closing election message of fear.
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As a senator, McCain spent three decades on the Armed Services Committee, where he wielded outsize influence on US defense policy.
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The power he has wielded has led observers to characterize him as the de-facto assignment editor of the conservative media.
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It refers to the extent to which people in a hierarchical relationship regard the authority wielded over them as rightly exercised.
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Vocations to the priesthood have fallen to a trickle, and the social power wielded by religious orders is a fading memory.
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Just one Republican insurgent has wielded such influence after his run for the White House ended in defeat: Senator Barry Goldwater.
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The campaigners wielded placards emblazoned with statements about male body image outside London Fashion Week Mens' main venue on the Strand.
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McEntire wielded her mighty vocal power through eight songs, drawing from her classics, as well as her recent gospel double album.
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With the great power wielded by YouTube and other social-media platforms comes a duty to ensure it is used responsibly.
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Roadhog: There's nothing better for shutting down an airborne Pharah than a large hook attached to a long, Roadhog-wielded chain.
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Trump wielded his pardon power to influence associates facing prosecution from Mueller, like Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort, not to cooperate.
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Plus, we already know that the guests are being watched, and their data is being wielded for some greater commercial purpose.
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Well, John Kostelnik, a prison guard at the Federal Correctional Complex in Victorville, CA, wielded a tambourine in the show's band.
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But he appears beefy armed and double-chinned, stripped off the fuck-your-girl-in-the-bathroom magnetism he once wielded.
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The box office hit really shows off the wide breadth of talents wielded by the director of Do the Right Thing.
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It is apt that a medium over which Silvio Berlusconi wielded so much control should now critique his time in power.
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The dealbreaker for the show ... if a jury believes Amber wielded a machete during a heated argument with bf Andrew Glennon.
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If you smash a window with a hammer, it's clear that the fault lies with on the person who wielded it.
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At one point, a man wearing a black shirt with Confederate patches on it wielded an American flag like a lance.
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This unsavory application of one of tech's current darlings will almost certainly be wielded against it by opportunists of all stripes.
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"McCarthyism" has become a common—indeed too common—accusation today, wielded across the political spectrum whenever there's a whiff of overreach.
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Scores of cities responded with detailed investment plans and juicy incentives: a testament to the power wielded by America's corporate superstars.
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Few in the Almeida's Islington audience will fail to recognise the casually-wielded privilege of Zara (Charlotte Hope), Audrey's millennial daughter.
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President Donald Trump so far has largely treated the rule of law as a sword to be wielded against his enemies.
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A few months earlier, he was struck by a cattle prod wielded by Alabama police during anti-segregation demonstrations in Gadsden.
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As The Hill's Vicki Needham reports, the tariffs wielded by the United States and China raised global tensions before taking effect.
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Five men arrived in a vehicle at a billiards hall in the violent northeastern neighborhood and wielded AK-47 assault rifles.
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But even among those examples, North Carolina stands out for how often the legislature has wielded absolute power in recent years.
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When an eSport is wielded haphazardly, it can quickly become a case of marketing to a genre that does not exist.
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Damore wielded these sources in an attempt to strike down the belief that women are sometimes professionally harmed by gender biases.
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To pair with his new crampons, he developed an axe small enough such that it could be wielded with one hand.
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This term is wielded to write off these places as just aberrations from what supposedly smart and sane politics would yield.
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It's also worth remembering that the American system of government was set up in opposition to kings who wielded unchecked power.
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Understanding the monument's manipulation in the past may now help us to understand how it is being wielded in the present.
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The term is often wielded as a slur, used to discount the lives of the young people who chose to flee.
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Other presidents have wielded the provision in this capacity, but generally with the intent to designate marine sanctuaries or protect wildlife.
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Any time some segments of a culture are silenced by others, power is being wielded at the expense of somebody else.
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The teachers were mostly men who wielded disproportionate influence with their power to dole out studio spaces, video equipment and paints.
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Following the land purchase, Green continued to lobby on issues over which Biden wielded influence and to meet with Biden's staff.
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An Appraisal Judith Jones, who died Wednesday at her house in rural Vermont, wielded her green editing pencil like a knife.
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In the West, the image of Asian people with masks is sometimes wielded, deliberately or not, as a signifier of otherness.
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Details: The Hindu rioters wielded rocks and iron bars and set fire to mosques and stores on the city's eastern fringe.
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She wielded a deft political stiletto, taunting her opponent, Emmanuel Macron, as a weak, long-winded and out-of-touch elitist.
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But by 2013, Brazil's agricultural industry was the driving force behind the country's economy and wielded significant influence with the government.
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Meaning, military force should be wielded decisively and overwhelmingly to achieve a stated objective and then stop once it is achieved.
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And far worse, it was impacted because when I came out, my sexual assault was wielded like a weapon against me.
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"Uninformed speculation wielded by politicians or media commentators as a partisan weapon is counterproductive and doesn't serve the country," Grassley said.
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"Vietnam and the United States once wielded guns and bayonets against each other, but they are now friends," the spokesman said.
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Still, there is an immense difference between an everyday cybercriminal and the power wielded by a government like the United States.
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And he sometimes wielded the "forward" button on his email as a weapon, making sure certain messages from management were widely read.
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But viewed in comparison to the powers wielded by other heads of government, the American presidency is actually an extraordinarily weak office.
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So far, the nicknaming that Trump wielded like a political sledgehammer in the 2016 election has had limited success in congressional races.
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But privately, U.S. leaders preferred a world in which military power was wielded mainly by a single country rather than by many.
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Whether in Europe, Britain, or the Middle East, the process of decapitating or dismembering human bodies wielded a fortuity of iconic power.
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The practice harks back to Stalin, who wielded his power almost exclusively through the NKVD, the KGB's predecessor, regularly purging the party.
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Loud, blunt, outspoken, and portrayed as a presidential puppeteering grim reaper on SNL, Bannon wielded enormous influence on President Trump's young presidency.
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When a political opponent won at the municipal level, the Chávez regime responded by gutting the powers wielded by the new mayor.
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The Iranians in Iraq offered intelligence, diplomatic support and cash and wielded "big sticks" against anyone stepping out of line, he said.
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So, a prominent female figure who wielded as much (albeit magical) power as St. Brigid did would have been a big deal.
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Trump himself -- who has wielded a management style based on staff divisions and chaos -- downplayed talk of a staff shakeup on Thursday.
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Thailand has been a constitutional monarchy since 1932 but the royal family has wielded great influence and commanded the devotion of millions.
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Wielded especially by governments and other powers in defense of violence and crime, they need to be challenged by equally sophisticated means.
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You knew she was there, you knew there was some considerable influence she wielded, but, boy, she was not public about it.
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The best known member of Tratayenia's group is Megaraptor, which lived slightly earlier in Patagonia and wielded 16-inch (40-cm) claws.
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Earlier in July, he wielded an umbrella and a frozen treat to keep the heat at bay, for him and a child.
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The first pattern to emerge is the way Pakistan's penal system is wielded against British-raised expatriates who return to their homeland.
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The move is, of course, enshrined in law, even though Obama and his predecessors have wielded their waiver authorities to block it.
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But he also shattered some of the lances he wielded while championing sometimes quixotic causes during nearly 50 years as a candidate.
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The lawsuit—and Mississippi's response to it—shows how these Roberts Court rulings are already being wielded in defense of antidemocratic systems.
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As the head of the Executive Branch, the President is ultimately responsible for all powers wielded by that Branch, including prosecutorial powers.
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Thousands have been injured, many by pellet guns wielded by the police and security forces as a crude form of crowd control.
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Both sides, for example, have wielded the "I'm not a scientist" excuse to avoid taking stands on the controversial practice of fracking.
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Traditionally, the Austrian president is mostly a ceremonial figure, with real power wielded by the chancellor (Austria's equivalent of a prime minister).
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She wielded both a pistol and a pen to fight fascism when it still had no name, helping organize a women's militia.
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Bodies tumble upon one another, weapons are more likely to be locked together by sheer force of pressure than ever elegantly wielded.
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Mr. Trump has already wielded the power the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States grants him to block foreign transactions.
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Retailers wielded their influence successfully in 2017 when Republicans were considering a tax plan that they believed would have harmed their businesses.
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In Pennsylvania, the Republicans who control the State Legislature wielded the mapmaking mouse, but in other states it has been the Democrats.
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It was in his old age, during the 1760s and 1770s, that he wielded his second and most powerful weapon, moral passion.
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Ms. Mack admitted on Monday that she wielded the information to blackmail the women into performing services for her and the group.
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The vast social and political influence wielded by these megacompanies has prompted some lawmakers to demand more regulation to rein them in.
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News was disinformation that could encourage fear, start wars and convince people of anything, but the Knife wielded its powerful tool nobly.
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A sonic device used for spying — and wielded by Cuba, China, or even another country like Russia — could unintentionally cause brain damage.
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In response to the violence, police donned riot gear and wielded batons before resorting to tear gas to break up the crowd.
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It did not help that Mr. Berti wielded his clarion tenor as a blunt instrument at times, especially in the early going.
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Prosecutors and analysts have since voiced concern that the deviation could be wielded to the Justice Department's detriment by savvy defense attorneys.
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The message was clear: Samsung was essentially untouchable, and the family that ran the company wielded the true power in South Korea.
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With its striking style, Interview had long wielded outsize influence in the industry, inspiring the look and feel of many other publications.
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Another notable departure signals the near-end of an era when fashion magazines and their editors wielded dominant power over the industry.
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After all, the antitrust watchdogs in Washington, where Google wielded considerable influence during the Obama administration, have not brought cases against Google.
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It's technocratic, seeing the use of force not as an inherent harm but a fine policy instrument wielded badly by imperfect actors.
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He wanted single-payer and wielded a lot of power because he could take the whole bill down with a no vote.
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He wielded the power of his pen to lobby for causes and candidates he pronounced deserving and to topple those he vilified.
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It was in front of him, when he looked out upon the room, and in back, as Ms. Pelosi wielded her gavel.
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Wielded by May's Brexiteer critics, EU negotiator Michel Barnier gives it a Gallic shrug: Britain "must ACCEPT THE RULES OF THE GAME".
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Thailand has been a constitutional monarchy since 213, but the royal family has wielded great influence and commands the devotion of millions.
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"As Appropriations Chairman, he wielded great influence with abundant grace," said a statement from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican from Kentucky.
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Where once English players wielded the willow almost as conservatively in ODIs as in Tests, now they regularly swing for the boundary rope.
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Schmidt himself previously wielded significant clout in former-president Obama's government, and was no doubt expecting to enjoy similar influence under Hillary Clinton.
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Zuma had earlier dropped a court bid to delay the release of a report into the political influence wielded by his close allies.
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It has clarified for consumers the fine print aggressively wielded by nonbank debt collectors, mortgage and student debt servicers, and for-profit colleges.
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Even if she loses the presidency, the FN has wielded influence over this campaign in a way that far outweighs its electoral representation.
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In my demo, I wielded a lightning whip that allowed the character to lash out at enemies and dash along trails of rings.
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Mr. Trump has made clear that he sees the typically independent Justice Department as a tool to be wielded against his political enemies.
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During an evening spent answering questions submitted by an overwhelmingly supportive audience, progressive worries rose like balloons—and Mr Bredesen wielded the pins.
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Because as Thompson points out, there's a major difference between that kind of escapist response and the way Americana is being wielded today.
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He never forgot that his was borrowed power, which he wielded in defense of the vulnerable and on behalf of the American people.
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Of the many countries that have meddled in Congo since the end of the cold war, Angola has arguably wielded the strongest influence.
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He wielded his ability to manipulate paint into dramatic fissured surfaces that dominate the viewer and gain power from a formal museum setting.
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The four men involved, including Stant, who wielded the baton, all ultimately served prison time; Harding received a fine, probation and community service.
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The Tigrayan People's Liberation Front (TPLF) has long wielded influence disproportionate to the number of Tigrayans, who are about 6% of the population.
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The crew used multiple GoPro cameras attached to specialist underwater rigs that were wielded by divers to film among the coral and fish.
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He's also wielded a big stick, notably the threat of hefty import taxes and the elimination of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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All of the Katdashians wielded Kylie Jenner's favorite Lumee phone case (it's framed with lights, to guarantee the perfect selfie) while they danced.
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The next day around 10,000 protestors gathered outside parliament; many chanted that Iceland was turning into a banana republic and wielded that fruit.
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Or maybe a man will be shot in the chest by a flaming arrow from a crossbow wielded by his one true love.
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The law may be entering a new and dangerous phase in which technology becomes a weapon to be wielded among elite law firms.
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Patriotism is a valuable tool in that struggle, especially when it's wielded by people who have been willing to makes sacrifices for it.
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Hong Kong police used tear gas for the first time in 10 days, while protestors wielded makeshift weapons, reported Business Insider's Ellen Cranley.
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Thanks to the postwar boom, public jobs came to look less attractive than private ones, weakening the power wielded by local party bosses.
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But both Republican and Democratic administrations have wielded the State Department's terrorism sanctions primarily against countries where the United States has limited interests.
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Antitrust regulators are already probing Google's business to determine if it has wielded a dominant market position to stifle competition or hurt consumers.
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Not just because he is the most powerful man on the planet, but because the way he wielded that power has been polarizing.
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In one excerpt, he even objects to the boom microphone wielded by de Kermadec's sound recordist, which he treats as an offensive weapon.
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The Trump tax law gave governors the authority to distribute valuable tax breaks, and they have wielded it to benefit the politically connected.
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It's the effect of the portable camera, inevitably wielded by someone with a personal relationship to whoever is put in front of it.
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They wielded it like a tiki torch against Jesse Jackson's populist insurgency in 19803, and invoked it to torpedo Howard Dean in 21980.
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But ignoring history's shameful villainesses like Sammie Dean blots out the ways that women have wielded their limited social power to oppress others.
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Inside the fishery, a half dozen cutters in white rubber boots and thick gloves wielded long fillet knives, quickly dissevering tubs of yellowtail.
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Roosevelt wielded immense control over the military minds waging the US war effort -- and the massive worldwide deployment of American armed forces overseas.
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Even as Ecuador harbored Mr. Assange from international prosecution, he and WikiLeaks wielded the threat of releasing damaging information against the Ecuadorean government.
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The documents show how Facebook executives treated data as the company's most valuable resource and often wielded it to gain a strategic advantage.
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Like many military rulers, Mr. al-Bashir liked to claim that power had been foisted upon him, and that he wielded it reluctantly.
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At the same time that Bevan offered the carrot of economic concessions, he also wielded the stick of public opinion against the doctors.
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Ken Buck, a Colorado Republican, wielded an AR-2011 rifle in his office and dared former Vice President Joe Biden and former Rep.
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For years, President Trump has pressured or wielded threats against Mexico, hoping to force a policy change, excite his political base, or both.
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In "Look Back," one of the strongest drawings here, a pencil wielded different ways vividly depicts a bed and two figures leaving separately.
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Instead it has become a tool wielded by serial litigants to stop a plethora of projects from critical infrastructure, to renewable energy projects.
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Most startling is an unprecedented Expressionism that reveled in paint's sheer materiality, achieved with wide, loaded brushes or a vigorously wielded palette knife.
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Witnesses at the scene said the assailant wielded a huge knife -- one person said it was like "a broomstick" -- and stabbed people indiscriminately.
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Corporate governance is playing a growing role in corporate America, but the power wielded by these institutions is rarely used to confront companies.
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Soon, the action shifted to North Point, where a band of Fujianese men, possibly intoxicated, wielded butcher knives when they saw protesters approach.
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"General Prayut has wielded unchecked power with total impunity," Sunai Phasuk, senior Asia researcher at Human Rights Watch said in a June statement.
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Samuel Hemmitt, 21, allegedly wielded the 18-inch weapon after a customer had difficulty hearing him while ordering at the drive-through's speaker.
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Allegations that the Guptas wielded undue influence over Zuma were investigated last year by the Public Protector, a constitutionally mandated anti-corruption watchdog.
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Before Hobby Lobby the general rule in religious liberty cases was that religion could not be wielded to diminish the rights of others.
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Cramer, who is often in lockstep with the president, concedes that Trump is approaching "treacherous territory" with the way he's wielded trade policy.
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Diverse backgrounds are integral to this exhibition as, in each of the four micro-exhibitions, they are wielded to address pressing social issues.
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She met her husband on a trip to Louisiana, where they both wielded hammers and nails as part of the Hurricane Katrina rebuilding.
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The players' union has argued that teams have wielded analytics to justify paying free agents less money, ignoring qualities like leadership and experience.
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Using an implement he wielded with his stumps, Buchinger excelled in calligraphy, ornamentation, and micrography, the practice of making patterns with tiny letters.
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The Southern Dixiecrats had the power to slow-walk civil rights legislation, and they wielded that power cunningly, ferociously, and with a smile.
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Testifying for the first time since he was arrested in February, Lee said he has not wielded extensive power in running the sprawling conglomerate.
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The 37-year-old mayor has wielded these military credentials on the campaign trail, contrasting himself with Trump, who never served in the military.
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Trueface claims it can identify enterprises' employees for access to a building, detect a weapon as it's being wielded or stop fraudulent spoofing attempts.
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That means our Theory of Mind abilities get turned onto ourselves just as often (or far more often) than it is wielded on others.
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Instead, McIlroy wielded his driver and the subsequent snap-hook out-of-bounds led to a triple bogey, and sent him plummeting from contention.
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Price and an accomplice wielded a sword and a knife in 1991 and stabbed Lynn to death, according to the state attorney general's office.
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Gore, judicial conservatives have been undermining electoral democracy to entrench their power on the bench and then wielded that power to undermine democratic governance.
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Representation can be wielded incorrectly as a blunt object by producers and editors, who undermine contestants with final cuts that play to negative stereotypes.
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But the debonair agents in the title roles wielded their memory-wiping gadget to dispatch all traces of the damning episode into the ether.
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She wielded considerable bargaining power with Klansmen, a power enlarged when she established the "poison squad," a statewide women's network (of which more below).
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"So that's what killed the dinosaurs," said Alec Madoff, a senior preparator at the museum who had wielded the saw that felled the dinosaur.
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Without mentioning a radical expansion of the freedom of conscience whereby religious beliefs could be wielded against sexual minorities, the White House lowered expectations.
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The tool is naturally dependent on the quality of the script and its execution; audiences will groan if it is not being wielded subtly.
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The habitual opacity that accompanies bans is a vestige of an earlier, forum-driven internet when mods were demigods and admins wielded absolute power.
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Under the old contract system, studios wielded enormous power over actors, forcing them to take roles and suspending them without pay if they refused.
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Rama's ranged weaponry is a good match for Fortune's dual-wielded pistols or Hardtack's harpoon, and Hollywood's assault rifle fits somewhere in the middle.
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LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles jails are run by the county sheriff, but the Mexican Mafia wielded the power in the underworld behind bars.
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Authorities there have responded by deploying law enforcement officers in riot gear who have wielded pepper spray, and fired bean bags and Taser guns.
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DONALD TRUMP, impatient with mounting resistance to his hard-line stance on immigration, is deploying a weapon more frequently wielded by his opponents: litigation.
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They wielded blades called hreshtek, sharp enough to slice a man off his shadow, and kept scorpions in brass cages hooked to their belts.
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LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles County jails are run by the sheriff, but the Mexican Mafia wielded the power in the underworld behind bars.
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Both misread just how profound had been the original Crisis and just how double-edged was the sword that Beijing wielded to tackle it.
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You do not have to take Mr Scalia's "originalist" view of the constitution to be troubled by the power wielded by the modern court.
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Black Bolt is surrounded by a royal family that includes his queen Medusa (Serinda Swan), whose long hair can be wielded as a weapon.
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For Bannon, and for the rest of us, the ideological baggage is now loaded in the imperfect vessel; the blunt instrument is being wielded.
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Multiple women say that Witty wielded this exact power over them when they rebuffed his advances, alleging that he threatened them with professional retaliation.
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The information that was gathered by the company was found to have been wielded by the Trump campaign in an attempt to influence voters.
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Both the United Kingdom and Australia have recently passed laws moving in that direction, though it is unclear how widely they are being wielded.
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In places with fewer civil rights protections, it's even easier to see how such a tool could be wielded as an instrument of oppression.
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China seeks the kind of influence the U.S. has wielded since World War II, and the U.S. is not willing to surrender its status.
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Black-clad activists at campuses wielded bows and arrows, set up elaborate roadblocks, built brick walls and practiced shooting firebombs from a giant slingshot.
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While many were surprised by Facebook's role in the 2008 election, eight years later, even more were shocked at the sheer power it wielded.
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He ended the monopoly wielded by aristocratic and expensive eating clubs, the dining and social halls where upperclassmen have their meals, by approving alternatives.
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Never before in Saudi history has so much power been wielded by the deputy crown prince, who is second in line to the throne.
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And there was Sara Winnemucca, the author of Life Among the Piutes, who wielded the idea of home as a weapon against white Americans.
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He allegedly wielded control over her music, forbid her from working with other producers, and never released the songs that they worked on together.
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Sales agents wielded threats and false promises and impersonated government officials, earning the company at least $89 million in its final year of operation.
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In France two people were killed the day after the Florida attacks by a man who claimed inspiration from IS. He wielded a knife.
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But once upon a time, another woman in the White House wielded nearly as much power as any man aside from the chief executive.
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Inside 29 Rockefeller Plaza, Mr. Lauer was a one-man fief who wielded more behind-the-scenes influence than any other on-air personality.
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It is that the awesome powers wielded by the attorney general and those who work for him should never be deployed for political purposes.
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Loud, blunt, outspoken, and portrayed as a presidential puppeteering grim reaper on "SNL", Bannon wielded enormous influence at the outset of the Trump presidency.
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The state figures in laugh lines and attack lines wielded by candidates for the House and Senate, for governor and for state legislative seats.
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Shorn of its context, the phrase "some people did something" has been wielded by Omar's opponents, including Trump, to suggest she diminishes the attack.
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Now cultural appropriation is wielded as a pejorative against writers and artists who draw material from the trauma of those less privileged than themselves.
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Religion is largely absent, replaced by the "magic" wielded by Cassie Nightingale (Catherine Bell), leading citizen of the exceedingly pleasant, pastoral town of Middleton.
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It's a visual representation of the subtle skill wielded by Waititi in a film that wears its not-so-subtle humour on its sleeve.
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If you judge their careers by the power they wielded, the conventions they flouted, and the autonomy they achieved, they count as pioneering feminists.
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The two companies said in March they would put themselves on more equal footing, breaking up the all-powerful chairmanship previously wielded by Ghosn.
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In South Carolina, Mr. Biden wielded two powerful assets: longstanding relationships and a direct connection to Mr. Obama, who is beloved by black voters.
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Investigators had long believed that he wielded the knife that killed Ms. Majors as she walked in Morningside Park after dark on Dec. 11.
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The sanctions are the main tool being wielded by the Trump administration in its push for new limits to Tehran's nuclear and military programs.
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According to the state, Price and an accomplice wielded a sword and a knife in 1991 and stabbed Bill Lynn, a minister, to death.
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They wielded a certain amount of power in the world—and Trump had won even though they, and many other powerful people, opposed him.
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After his Brexit debacle, Mr. Cameron left power much as he had wielded it, humming absent-mindedly as he bade farewell from Downing Street.
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The Magnitsky Act should not be allowed to become a cudgel wielded by non-citizens as they seek to beat our allies into submission.
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But as Republicans push for its dismantlement, deep disagreements within the A.M.A., which has long wielded tremendous power in Washington, could lessen its influence.
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During the 1990s, as digital technology infiltrated the recording process, some mastering engineers wielded compression like a cudgel, competing to produce the loudest recordings.
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She wielded them like a weapon, and she was so good that it took much longer than it should have to bring her down.
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Police: Gunman had two weapons Cannon said the main suspect in the shooting wielded at least two weapons: a pistol and an AR-15 rifle.
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The ongoing Y.A. wars are about power—about who has traditionally wielded power in publishing, and how that balance is shifting, for better or worse.
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Though the university owns stonking amounts of land, co-ordinating development is hard because of the power wielded by the colleges in its loose federation.
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But the amount of influence wielded on social by political figures in general and the U.S. president specifically is a tangible, measurable thing in 2019.
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It's important to be reminded of the human cost of this war as bombs and chemical attacks are wielded among civilians and rebel fighters indiscriminately.
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This power, wielded at campaign performances and in alarming tweets, turned many Republicans into devotees who stood in Trump's shadow hoping to avoid his wrath.
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Robert Caro's recent article on secrets he uncovered while digging through Lyndon Johnson's archives provides fascinating glimpses into how political power is wielded in Washington.
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One of the biggest of those is whether power is ultimately a corrupting force, or if it can be wielded for good, and by whom.
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In this way, "family" covers for the degradation of children and of elders, wielded as a sort of pass to behave horribly toward one another.
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A resistance movement that started as an apparent majority dwindled more and more because of how the people in power wielded fear as a weapon.
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Instead, she makes grave proclamations based purely on anecdotes, correlations — such as smartphone ownership rising alongside higher rates of teen depression — and selectively wielded data.
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Bloodlust hasn't sung so sweetly, or provided so much theatrical fun, since Sweeney Todd first wielded his razor with gusto many a long year ago.
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Roger Ailes, the former head of Fox News who for more than two decades wielded immense influence over U.S. politics, has died at age 77.
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The DNC intrusion is evidence that data breaches are becoming a tool of global and geopolitical influence, wielded by motivated state actors, security experts said.
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After Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince booted neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer from his platform last week, he started to question the power he wielded.
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Rose and Lauer, like so many other male TV personalities who have come under fire in recent weeks, have wielded their power publicly for decades.
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Cheney was a forceful advocate of the decision to invade Iraq and some aides to Bush have said they believed he wielded too much power.
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" He went on to explain that, though he'd asked for consent, he had power over the women involved, and he had wielded that power "irresponsibly.
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As protests over economic instability and government censorship persist in Iran, the Hassan Rouhani government has reportedly wielded its favorite suppression tactic: blocking the internet.
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Classical media is used to illustrate modern themes, while technology is wielded as a tool in order to offer new vantage points on ancient systems.
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Rubio's sponsorship of a Senate bill that created a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants has been the main weapon Cruz has wielded against him.
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Please forgive me for the years of ruthlessly mocking the unstylish card-holding lanyards and velcro multi-pocket wallets you wielded on every family trip.
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Prosecutors alleged he would have informants and other enemies tortured and killed, and that he often wielded a diamond-encrusted or gold-plated AK-47.
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Chyna also denies pulling a knife during the incident, and as we've told you ... there's no video evidence so far showing she wielded a weapon.
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The laser itself is tiny, but Curiosity's handlers have wielded it unsparingly: zapping some 1,400 targets in 10,000 places with more than 350,000 individual shots.
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They have rules and structures and norms precisely because power is so dangerous when it is wielded by a lone strongman or by a mob.
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"We've really seen nothing but executive inaction," Gardner said, referencing the fact that the Obama administration has not yet wielded its new cyber sanctions authority.
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And if Washington really wants to safeguard Internet users from the power wielded by Internet platforms, it needs to do more than talk to Facebook.
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But it does appear the president has a power no previous holder of the executive office wielded: the ability to move markets with a tweet.
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The more cynical worried it might be shrewdly wielded like a partisan cudgel to go after Clinton and severely damage the reputation of the FBI.
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For years, the NFL could do no wrong and they bragged about the power they wielded in halls of Congress and with the White House.
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Unions have struggled to regain the political clout they once wielded as declining membership and state laws rolling back organizing rights have swept the nation.
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She discouraged speculation that she wielded political influence with the president like her predecessors - Ronald Reagan's wife, Nancy Reagan, and Jimmy Carter's wife, Rosalynn Carter.
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KINGSTON, N.Y. — Splinters were flying onto the floor recently as the artist Arlene Shechet wielded a tool with a whirring blade called an angle grinder.
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"I know most of you are here because of Preet Bharara," Ms. James, who wielded punch lines throughout the debate, said in her opening statement.
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When menstruation is treated as normal, it becomes more than a nuisance, a punch line or a weapon wielded to keep women in their place.
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But testimony from two former followers has already offered insight into how Mr. Raniere was said to have wielded influence and controlled his many followers.
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Others wielded silver samovars and poured steaming cups of kahwah, a light Kashmiri tea, made from saffron and other spices, that carries a delightful aroma.
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" Ms. Wolfe was in the market for scissors to be wielded by the women of the chorus in her new oratorio, "Fire in my mouth.
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But Facebook also assumed extraordinary power over the personal information of its 2.2 billion users — control it has wielded with little transparency or outside oversight.
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The 78-year-old politician, who for decades wielded enormous influence in Brazil's notoriously transactional political system, has long been dogged by accusations of corruption.
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Mr. Maduro's security forces, along with government-aligned gangs, attacked protesters who wielded rocks and Molotov cocktails, and one of the trucks burst into flames.
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Mr. LePage has wielded his veto pen as a blunt instrument, vetoing more bills than all other Maine governors combined in the last 243 years.
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The bottom line: Doubt in the caucus process wielded by an angry runner-up could be as dangerous to public confidence as actual vote-tampering.
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Some of Rajapaksa's supporters allegedly threw garbage bins at the opposition, and on the other side, a United National Party MP reportedly wielded a knife.
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He used the time — and the influence he has long wielded — The Los Angeles Times said, to advocate for Michel Moore as Chief Beck's replacement.
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The teen, who investigators believe wielded a knife in the deadly assault, was arrested without incident at a Harlem housing project Friday night, police said.
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J. B. Holmes hit only five fairways, but he wielded his putter like a Wite-Out brush to erase his miscues from tee to green.
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My misplaced trust in my physician and my misplaced trust in the adults around me were wielded like a weapon, and it cost me dearly.
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All these little actions we think of as our "private" business are actually data points that can be aggregated and wielded to manipulate our world.
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They represent both centrist Republican foreign policy circles and neoconservatives who favor a robust U.S. international role and wielded clout during Bush's 2001-2009 presidency.
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He had a subscription to a white supremacist newspaper, which explained how the Rothchilds, the Trilateral Commission and Jewish banks wielded power over the globe.
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Sikka's resignation is the second major instance in the past year where Indian promoters have wielded control over the company after handing over the reigns.
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"The Final Rule is the very embodiment of a violation of the separation of powers -- Congressional authority being wielded by an administrative agency," Olson said.
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His family ties and connections to lawmakers gave the younger Salazar a valuable address book he wielded at a consulting firm he operated in Caracas.
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To them, what we saw as flaws that could be fixed at no cost to our goals were weapons to be wielded against those goals.
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This shouldn't be surprising by how much influence the financial industry has wielded in Washington, but Senator Harris has introduced a bill to fix this.
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Having begun his career as an art writer, he wielded considerable influence and used his position to advocate for the young artists of his day.
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When I converted to Catholicism in my 20s, I seized my faith like a sword to be wielded against the world and the church's enemies.
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What saved Mr. Stanekzai, according to his friends, was his continued connections with the Pakistani military intelligence agency, which wielded leverage over the Taliban leadership.
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The terrorists were wearing belts with "simulated explosives," law enforcement said, and also wielded an ax and knives in the car they were found in.
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Two (but very related to the above), it's structurally built to evade a common defensive mechanism wielded by the HIV virus called a steric clash.
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A whole lot of grift During his tenure as EPA chief, Pruitt wielded his influence to try to solicit favors for his family and friends.
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For 30 years, Prime Minister Hun Sen, a former Khmer Rouge fighter, has wielded power through a combination of threats, clever deal-making and sheer willpower.
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Photo: Scott Olson (Getty Images)Gun advocates often argue that guns are only dangerous to the public when wielded by amateurs, criminals, and the mentally ill.
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Focusing on oil as the most powerful and influential resource overlooks the importance of the country's food supply and the power wielded by whoever controls it.
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"We invented the lightsaber in Uxbridge, it is wielded in Northern Ireland, the resulting film is shown around the world ... or something like that," Johnson added.
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It's a painful win given what she does this episode, but no one can deny the amount of power Daenerys wielded while soaring above the city.
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Spacey's politics are not conservative, but his strategic deployment of the rainbow shield aligns him with others who have wielded their gay identity in damaging ways.
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Gulf states that could once have been relied on for help are alarmed by the influence wielded in Beirut by the Iran-backed Shi'ite group Hezbollah.
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The DNC hack is evidence that the data breach is becoming a tool of global and geopolitical influence, wielded by motivated state actors, security experts said.
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Once wielded by the malevolent space tyrant Thanos, this "toy" is very intricately designed and is inspired by the monumental final film in the Avengers franchise.
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The aged knight is still feeling guilt from training his nephew, Kylo Ren (Adam Driver), as he witnesses the raw power wielded by this mysterious woman.
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Now, researchers from two independent groups have confirmed that Putin's minions wielded a complex misinformation apparatus to unleash a "firehose of falsehood" on the American public.
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Why it matters: Under President Xi Jinping, Beijing has more openly wielded power abroad, trying to influence other countries' political debates, media coverage and education systems.
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After all, the Razer Mamba, now a wireless Chroma accessory, can be wielded like the wired original, the DeathAdder, with the added benefit of being wireless.
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" But he writes that he realizes that the power he held over women is put them in a "predicament" and that he "wielded that power irresponsibly.
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But in this collection, with Simons' context, it became a political declaration: décolletage and pantsuits were wielded as equal opportunities, no matter the wearers' gender expression.
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The GOP's move to dismiss relevant witness testimony will be cited for years to come and be wielded by Democrats in upcoming Senate races, warned Sen.
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Using a rolling pin, or a carefully wielded bottle of wine, roll it out into an inch-thick or so, then fold into thirds and repeat.
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The newspaper said five people were in the van that drove into pedestrians, wielded knives, and then targeted people in pubs and restaurants in Borough Market.
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She's a woman who spoke four languages, had a nose for politics that very few people have, and wielded a very particular power in horrendous circumstances.
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His secret police, the Securitate, conducted mass surveillance, wielded absolute control of the media and the press, and committed human rights violations against its own people.
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In the first, Ms. Rodríguez, who choreographed most of the program, wielded castanets like weapons, backed by her dancers, who were equally adroit with those instruments.
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McCoy's blackened jangle opened up to melodically rich tremolo, and the influences they wielded finally gelled into something breathtaking, greater than the sum of its parts.
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Reducing the cast to three actors, Teste wielded an arsenal of techniques — video, improvisation, fourth-wall shattering asides — that closed the distance between audience and performers.
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Although France's has one of the lowest rates of unionization among developed countries, unions have wielded considerable clout hammering out collective agreements that cover most employees.
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But we shouldn't miss the bigger picture, that the administration's reliance on deception, evasion, and disinformation perfectly mirrors the arsenal wielded against us by our foes.
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Fans cheered in theaters when Captain America wielded Thor's hammer in "Avengers: Endgame," and now the fan-favorite moment from the movie is available to own.
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Throughout his seven years in office, Mr. Zuma has been embroiled in a series of scandals and has wielded patronage to secure his grip on power.
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Approximately 80% of the English force was lightly armored and wielded longbows, a larger version of a typical bow that had vastly superior range and firepower.
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The largest conflict of season 13 centers on doctors picking sides against other doctors, families splitting down the middle, and operating rooms wielded like machine guns.
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Joffrey saw them and pulled his first dreadful power play of the series, demanding that Mycah try practicing against him — while Joffrey wielded a real sword.
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A dizzying tableau of weapons wielded, belles protected, and black bodies assailed, the piece has the odd effect of skewering and serving its stereotypes at once.
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"We invented the lightsabre in Uxbridge, it is wielded in Northern Ireland, the resulting film is shown around the world ... or something like that," Johnson added.
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Though no one talks about Glenn Beck much anymore, for years the talk show host and demagogue wielded a remarkable amount of power on the right.
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Second, a small number of mining conglomerates, or pools—many of them Chinese—have wielded outsized influence over the network and the decisions that get made.
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The purpose of the experiment, conducted by a recently tenured young Stanford psychology professor, Philip Zimbardo, was to examine how authority was wielded within prison walls.
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Instead, it's all about who or what had the biggest impact and wielded the most influence on world events and news cycles in that particular year.
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Teen girl sexuality is often packaged as a dangerous, irresistible elixir wielded by wiser-than-they-seem temptresses in bikinis, lustily grooming themselves poolside. Coquettish. Precocious.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has long wielded the word "Nafta" like an epithet, deriding the North American Free Trade Agreement as the worst trade deal in history.
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In Ganzour, a small town six miles south of Tanta, a Sisi campaigner named Ibrahim Soliman wielded a megaphone at the gates of a polling station.
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Using horse racing as a metaphor, he once described the king as the "owner" of Thai political power, which is wielded by others on his behalf.
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But the power that Washington wielded over the fates of Chinese tech companies had been made very clear to people on both sides of the Pacific.
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But lawmakers and other advocates believe the proposals might find favor with voters concerned about the power wielded by Silicon Valley and large corporations in general.
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But lawmakers and other advocates believe the proposals might find favor with voters concerned about the power wielded by Silicon Valley and large corporations in general.
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Cubans in Florida, after fleeing from Communism as the Vietnamese did, have wielded outsize national political significance in part by voting as a solid conservative bloc.
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The more she spoke up, she said, the more he wielded his power, like putting in her understudy and threatening to replace her with another actor.
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The letter comes after Trump wielded his presidential pardon power to grant a wave of seven pardons and four commutations in several highly politically sensitive cases.
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Police believe that the boy was one of three young men aged 13 to 14 involved in the attack and that he wielded the murder weapon.
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Black Leaders Organizing for Communities in Milwaukee, for example, trains community ambassadors to turn their neighborhoods' resources into collective power that can be wielded to win.
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That has included steep tariffs on imported goods, which President Trump has wielded as a cudgel to force companies to relocate manufacturing to the United States.
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Investigators had long believed that the teenager wielded the knife that killed Ms. Majors after she bit his hand during a violent struggle with three assailants.
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Latinos should support the impeachment inquiry because the president who has wielded the law like a cudgel against our communities should not be above it himself.
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Now China's policy shifts and business decisions can have the same kind of global impact once wielded by power brokers in Washington, New York and Detroit.
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But there's still unease in right-wing circles about the power wielded by the tech industry, which tends to be more liberal than other big businesses.
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During the second night of July's debates, she wielded her credentials as an Iraq War veteran to speak about foreign policy decisions with a personal tone.
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And this grandstanding (and leaping, sliding and hopping) actor and monologuist has equipped himself with the requisite accessories, including a blackboard and an industriously wielded eraser.
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David Rockefeller, who controlled Chase Manhattan bank for more than a decade, wielded vast influence around the world as he spread the gospel of American capitalism.
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The prince's supporters hailed the kingdom's shake-up of a system in which clerics wielded considerable influence, and where the economy was riddled with bureaucratic bottlenecks.
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The report described a hostile workplace where two managers, Brianne Pawson and Wallace Vereen, bullied and threatened employees, and openly boasted about the power they wielded.
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In advocating for veterans — among the country's most revered and coveted voters — the groups have wielded unquestioned power on Capitol Hill and inside the White House.
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Jessica Farrar, who joins a dozen fellow female lawmakers who have wielded satire to illuminate just how hypocritical, unjust, and ridiculous politically motivated abortion restrictions are.
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He wielded a golden golf club with one hand, using it to hit a classical bust that posed like a golf ball on Easter basket grass.
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A local orange farmer and former nightclub owner, Paul Powton, had managed the logistics of Kennedy's operation, and Cervantes—Belize's first native-born neurosurgeon—wielded the scalpel.
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Arya wielded the knife, but it was Sansa who passed the judgment, and who listed Littlefinger's crimes much as she once listed the crimes committed against her.
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This week, Kayla Norton, who loaded a shotgun during the altercation, and Jose Torres, who wielded it, were sentenced to six and 13 years in prison, respectively.
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There is scope for artful use of targeted measures within the rules of NAFTA and the World Trade Organisation, an approach that Mexico has wielded adroitly before.
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And though he created a parents committee to steward the young talent, Rylett also wielded authority over a number of the adults, according to one SevenAwesomeKids vlogger.
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However, he has also wielded his power to crack down on corruption, while also targeting human rights defenders and allegedly reining in dissent even beyond China's borders.
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Gradually, as blogs grew in popularity, regular people seized the opportunity to steal the power of criticism once wielded exclusively by longstanding publications into their own hands.
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Privacy advocates fear that, if the new technology is not wielded carefully, workers could be at risk of losing any sense of privacy while on the job.
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As the man got back on his feet, he wielded an 8-inch knife, approaching the officer and two other officers coming to his assistance, O'Neill said.
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BHP, the world's largest miner, whose name dates back to when it was called the Broken Hill Proprietary, is also under the pickaxe, wielded by feisty activists.
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At one point, it picked up a large boulder and wielded it like a weapon, bashing my hunter and throwing it at her to drive her away.
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But more than any sonic footprint left to follow, perhaps Untrue's most curious and lasting legacy is the gambit of anonymity wielded by myriad of artists since.
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Sabersmith: Solo's Hold Starts at: $399.95 (unfinished hilt only) In Return of the Jedi, Mark Hamill actually wielded two lightsaber props with differing designs and color schemes.
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Until recently, patent trolls have predominantly wielded utility patents, making infringement demands tied, albeit loosely, to the value of the technology or functional contribution to the product.
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Xi Dada has also wielded his power to crack down on corruption, while also targeting human rights defenders and allegedly reining in dissent even beyond China's borders.
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The superpower also wielded its clout in 2008 to coax the NSG, and particularly a recalcitrant China, to grant limited exemptions for nuclear-technology trade with India.
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Over the years, China has successfully wielded its growing economic might to recover a number of artifacts said to have been looted from the Old Summer Palace.
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Experts disagree about whether this or that charge is impeachable, but they do agree on one thing: the sword of impeachment must be wielded with great caution.
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Her voice is strong with a wailing upper register that she wielded with an awareness of how far to go before reaching a point of diminishing returns.
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Older women who wielded the knives talked about the money they would make during the cutting season, which arrived every two years, in years divisible by two.
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Like Excalibur resting at the bottom of a lake, the Guarantee Clause waits to be pulled from the constitutional netherworld and wielded on behalf of the people.
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And in contrast to Cuban-Americans, who have long wielded power in Florida, newly arrived Puerto Rican voters often need to be reminded they can even vote.
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In a world later made hypermasculine by hip-hop, it's hard to fully appreciate the social power wielded by rock-star-thin pretty things in the '70s.
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And that currency could be wielded only in the limited circle in which one presided — a place of work, a community, and perhaps an extended social circle.
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ALEXANDRA, South Africa — During apartheid, the government wielded the police like a club, using them to keep black South Africans in check and brutally extinguish any dissent.
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Usually wielded by an older individual, a reference to a participation trophy is meant as a slam on the perceived inherent entitlement of millennials and the left.
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Your primary weapon for the vast majority of the game is the versatile Leviathan Axe, which can be wielded and thrown both in and outside of combat.
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"All problems will be addressed normally based on a democratic system with no use of special powers," he said, referring to sweeping powers the military government wielded.
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Vast amounts of capital is wielded by price-insensitive institutions, from insurers to pension plans to banks, which are now required to hold more high-quality securities.
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Love is great, obviously, and makes us feel a combination of effervescent and unhinged but is wielded like a battering ram at this time of the year.
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"The lawmakers' reluctance seems to stem from concern about angering ultra-Orthodox and other religious constituents who have often wielded political influence," wrote my colleague Jesse McKinley.
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The word "Trident," derived from a gum wrapper, has been stitched across the surface twice, evoking the weapon wielded by the gods Poseidon (Greek) and Neptune (Roman).
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President Trump, the leader of the country that built the world trading system, continues to disrupt international commerce as a weapon wielded in pursuit of national aims.
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"Juvenile Jazz Bands" (1979) documented the ragtag bunch of children rejected from other marching bands who practiced in deteriorating lots yet wielded batons like exuberant young wizards.
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He wielded them to seek undeserved accolades and harm his political rivals, like San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, whom Trump targeted in a tweet Wednesday morning.
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That these provisions are now being wielded against localists is a measure of how vexing recent calls for greater autonomy for Hong Kong have become for China.
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When that power is wielded for good, it does the heavy lifting on challenging stigmas and bias and ultimately shifting public perception toward acceptance, compassion, and understanding.
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"Instead of a once-in-a-century phenomenon, which it had been, presidential impeachment has become a weapon to be wielded against one's political opponent," Starr said.
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In both cases he wielded power largely unilaterally, unrestrained by experienced foreign policy officials who were purged from his circle for trying to control his wilder impulses.
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In a busy and testing year for the influence world, these are the people who wielded their clout and knowledge most effectively on behalf of their clients.
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But exactly how Mr. Steyer wielded his financial resources also came under scrutiny and raised questions about whether he was seeking to gain influence though his spending.
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As a man, excavating behind his childhood home in 2014 as part of a renovation, he wielded a shovel -- and discovered the yard was a clandestine grave.
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Vitter, who is retiring following his defeat in last year's gubernatorial election to Democrat John Bel Edwards, once wielded considerable power in conservative circles around the state.
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"Instead of a once in a century phenomenon, which it had been, presidential impeachment has become a weapon to be wielded against one's political opponent," he said.
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About three decades earlier, as Argentina's first lady, she wielded great political influence both as a champion of the poor and as the fashionable wife of Gen.
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The 'stick' or threat that can be wielded is a cut-off of US aid unless Trump gains a personal benefit, the destruction of a political rival.
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Fear, as a tool wielded by those who enforce and enact the law, should have no place in the pursuit of justice and the protection of innocence.
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The "stick" or threat that can be wielded is a cut-off of US aid unless Trump gains a personal benefit, the destruction of a political rival.
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An electoral college would help prevent the presidency from being wielded by those who would use it to impose tyrannical measures like universal background checks for firearms.
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Critics of his brutality described him as a terrorist not to understand how he wielded violence, but to give emotive weight to their disgust with his tactics.
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After I walked out of his compound that day, I wrote an article lamenting the poisonous influence he still wielded on his divided, beautiful, desperately poor country.
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"Kafkaesque" is overused as an adjective to describe authoritarian regimes, but one aspect of the word is apt — the comic absurdity of how power is sometimes wielded.
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But the addition of the Justice Department to antitrust oversight points to American regulators' growing unease with the clout wielded by a handful of Silicon Valley businesses.
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These incidents have also called attention to the ways that police are often wielded as a weapon against people of color to force compliance and exert control.
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But where Sherman's early work wielded the banality of femininity to uncanny effect, the portraits of Cahun clash masculine and feminine gendered traits to create something flamboyantly neuter.
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The women wielded social media to counter Trump's message, and people of all stripes are again using it to show the Muslim community a different side of America.
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British serial entrepreneur Richard Branson has also wielded his signature showmanship to promote Virgin Galactic, a space tourism venture that hundreds of customers have already lined up for.
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"We accepted that the decision cannot be reversed, so we decided to focus on training without being wielded by something that is out of our control," she said.
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Then there's the lightsaber Ezra is holding at one point in the trailer — with cross-guards, just like the one wielded by Kylo Ren in The Force Awakens.
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Here's how they've wielded their abilities to win over hearts and minds—and fend off government controversy—on both coasts: Current regulation-leery employers: Uber (Plouffe), Airbnb (Lehane).
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And while the protesters often wielded rocks and bottles and sticks, the police forces generally answered with flashbangs, tear gas, water cannon, and batons swung wild and hard.
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At times, crowds would push and surge forward to the gate and be whipped with long canes wielded by guards in white shirts, blue trousers and black boots.
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Tens of thousands of women also joined rallies where they wielded the plow, and some have also begun driving tractors, a practice once reserved for men, he said.
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Specialists in the field were understandably skeptical of a president who'd failed to tackle the epidemic when he wielded the power of the presidency suddenly adopting the cause.
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She wields her sexuality the same way she previously wielded carefully worded questions during her performance coaching sessions — calmly, like she knows all will unfold as she'd planned.
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But I wasn't imagining some cute young heartthrob; I was imagining the fierce glint of the knives wielded by the best villain from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder.
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LONDON, July 3 (Reuters) - Britain's competition regulator has launched an investigation into the power wielded by Facebook and Google in digital advertising markets, including the ownership of data.
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Whether it's power, potency, safety, fun, or even the threat of mortality, there is a vicarious thrill to be had in seeing one wielded on the silver screen.
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Despite the notion that grits-throwing is a woman's crime of retribution, grits can be wielded by men—not just against them—and in situations of mutual aggression.
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" "We refuse to sit idly by as racism, sexism, homophobia and xenophobia are wielded by the president and any elected official complicit in the poisoning of our democracy.
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These profiles weren't crude or poorly managed but, rather, part of a well-oiled influence machine designed to weaponize the social clout wielded by power users on Instagram.
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And how the authority of the executive in the hands of a self-dealer can be wielded against the people and the constitution and their Bill of Rights.
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Biomonitoring isn't only used for drug research—it's led to some benefits in disease studies, for instance—and poses different benefits and consequences depending on how it's wielded.
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Maris wielded a tremendous amount of power at GV, which, as he told this editor in an on-stage interview in February, currently invests $500 million a year.
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There are already artificial intelligence systems that can identify fingerprints in social media posts, which could one day be wielded to bypass biometric security systems on personal devices.
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According to the WSJ: Concerns about valuation of the fund's investments are closely linked to concerns about its investment process, in particular the power wielded by Mr. Son.
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Thunberg wielded it when, instead of taking a flight from the UK to New York, she sailed across the Atlantic aboard a zero-emissions racing yacht this August.
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The range of musicians who said they were inspired by Petty serves as a reminder of the influence he wielded over the aspiring artists who came after him.
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Sufficiently Advanced first got his name on the map by making a trick Mjolnir that—just like the one Thor carries—could only be wielded by its owner.
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A YouTube user named Bryant Lurango posted a video of the stream on YouTube:The three were on the verge of losing a match before they wielded the sign.
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William and Kate wielded a sword at the British High Commissioner's residence on Monday night to cut a cake to mark the forthcoming 90th birthday of Queen Elizabeth.
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But experts say authorities in Sierra Leone and neighboring Liberia have been very resistant to introducing laws on FGM because of the power wielded by the secret societies.
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I wielded a pair of secateurs (one-handed pruning clippers), their orange handles flashing through dew-drenched vine leaves as I hunted for the correct stem to cut.
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Rebekah Neumann wielded significant influence over the language in the filing — internally referred to by the codename "Project Wingspan" — according to two sources with knowledge of the process.
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Federal prosecutors tried to compel journalists to name their sources in open court, searched their phone records, and wielded the Espionage Act as a cudgel against government whistleblowers.
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Metaphorically, male artists have long wielded their paintbrushes and chisels like so many big, swollen phalluses, decreeing for the ages how female subjects should be interpreted and portrayed.
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Even though Carl's Jr./Hardee's sexy ads surfaced as an issue wielded by his opponents to the job in the new administration, Puzder says he has no regrets.
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Customers wielded the hashtag against the company for trying to profit during a protest against Trump's Muslim ban that included a strike by New York City's taxi union.
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The defensive strategy being wielded by plants is intuitive enough, but is a bit more clever than simply repelling creatures that might like to feast on those plants.
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Control, retaliation and humiliationJust as domestic violence was once misunderstood and tolerated, many people today fail to grasp how nude photographs can be wielded as weapons of abuse.
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But beyond that academic analysis, in political debate in a polarized country, the word "terrorism" is also a verbal weapon, freely wielded — especially when the accused is Muslim.
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"As proud as I am of the song, I wish I was not so prescient as to how the phrase would get wielded in 2018," Ms. McKeown said.
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Just a year before, on his Slaughter Tape, 21 wielded a variety of flows and vocal inflections, frequently utilizing a high-pitched yelp for emphasis ("Pimp" and "Picky").
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The authority wielded by women here — in the police, the courts and the militias — is patterned on the gender egalitarian philosophy of the Kurds' ideological leader, Abdullah Ocalan.
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On Tuesday he wielded it with a menacing smile, saying the parties who refused to support a Five Star-led government ignored the election result at their peril.
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He — batons are still almost exclusively wielded by men — is a kind of medium between composers, usually from the distant past, and players who actually make the sounds.
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A tough guy who's wielded a gun, a chainsaw, and a migrant "roundup" truck in his campaign ads just got President Trump's endorsement in the Georgia gubernatorial race.
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On Twitter on Friday, Mr. Trump called the investigations a "hoax" and said the "Fake News Media" wielded the greatest influence by supporting the Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton.
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His approach would examine the market power wielded by the parties to the merger and consider what remedies might be appropriate if the potential harm outweighed the benefits.
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In Qing dynasty China, emperors wielded silver chopsticks, inspecting their gleam as proof that no poison was present, since it was theorized that toxicity would tarnish the metal.
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J&J's appeal will doubtless center on Oklahoma's public nuisance law, wielded deftly by Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter and outside counsel from Whitten Burrage and Nix Patterson.
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He liked to rile his guards into debating equality, race, and religion, and he wielded a sophisticated understanding of history and geopolitics to chip away at their beliefs.
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In other words, it's a step up from a store like Claire's, where parents are often turned off by the use of piercing guns wielded by non-professionals.
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He also replaces Anthony Kennedy, a center-right and broadly socially liberal justice who has wielded the decisive vote in rulings, including the upholding of Roe v. Wade.
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She may have wielded more power than any woman to that point in American history (or since), though that was not the way progress was supposed to happen.
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He runs fine art and charity auctions, having wielded one of his many gavels on more $2.75 billion in final bids at more than 2,600 auctions for Christie's.
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The push for conclusive evidence comes a day after detectives detained and then released a 14-year-old believed to have wielded the knife that killed Ms. Majors.
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The Saturday Profile SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Before taking the helm of this city's opera house, John Neschling wielded the maestro's baton in European venues from Lisbon to Vienna.
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The Anti-Terrorism Law defines "terrorism" so broadly that it includes speech, writing, and other peaceful dissent, and has been wielded to lock up nonviolent pro-democracy activists.
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Since then, they have wielded the financial weapons to punish Russia for annexing Crimea, hasten the downfall of Venezuela's strongman leader and to halt North Korea's nuclear program.
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Manbij has been held by SDF-allied forces since then, angering neighboring Turkey which views the influence wielded by the YPG in northern Syria as a national security threat.
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"Indeed, both Democrats and Republicans have decried it when wielded by their opponents but nonetheless continue to gerrymander in their own self interest when given the opportunity," he added.
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Barnes' suit was an unusual and creative use of the derivative vehicle, which, as you know, is typically wielded by shareholders of public corporations in suits against board members.
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She encouraged others to have frank conversations about the complicated dynamics of the workplace — who has power, how it is wielded, and how subtle biases play into professional interactions.
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On a recent visit to Bukhara, the rabbi slaughtered six chickens in Ms. Kimatova's courtyard and then wielded his knife on three cows at a farm outside the city.
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It did so by relying on the tactics perfected by execs like Eddy Cue and wielded years ago when Apple first began hammering out licensing deals with record labels.
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The music hailed mostly from the 16th century, when the lute loomed large in aristocratic circles, wielded by both professionals (extremely well recompensed, according to Mr. O'Dette) and amateurs.
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Voltz told me that too many Labor politicians relied on Jamie Clements and the power he wielded for their jobs, and that's why they were unwilling to speak out.
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But if the other candidates wielded Mr. Carson as a sympathetic symbol in their skirmishes with each other, the doctor himself did nothing to stand out on the stage.
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And Comey occasionally has publicly described his discomfort with the power wielded by the FBI's first director, J. Edgar Hoover, particularly the surveillance of suspected enemies of the era.
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"One of my best friends of over 25 years, Louis C.K., masturbated in front of women, he wielded his power with women in f—ked-up ways," she said.
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The power the authorities wielded over them in New York went mostly unchecked, and underpaid police shook down businesses with impunity and threatened owners if they were not paid.
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That is an enormous cultural power to be held by so few, and it is largely wielded behind closed doors, making it difficult for outsiders to inspect or challenge.
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The early beginnings of our nation saw slave patrols in the guise of "law enforcement" wielded as the disciplinary arm of the slave codes in the colonies and states.
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First elected in 21, Dingell wielded the gavel in 24 when Congress passed Medicare into law, guaranteeing health insurance as a right to every American citizen over age 20153.
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China's efforts to woo Pacific island nations have been watched warily by the countries that have traditionally wielded power in the region, Australia, New Zealand and the United States.
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As we reported, she got into it with her hairdresser over payment ... the hairdresser filed a police report claiming Chyna got hot and wielded a knife ... something Chyna denies.
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That includes Lorde's mum, Sonja Yelich, who wielded smug parental privilege and hit Instagram to share two delightful throwback videos featuring the singer at the start of her career.
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Others called him a dangerous radical: he was an outspoken foe of concentrated power, whether wielded by rival-crushing big businesses, or by remote and therefore clumsy big government.
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Because Harvey Weinstein wielded so much power -- and I'm not even an actress in Hollywood -- I thought one phone call from Harvey Weinstein, I could have lost my job.
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The love here is a love for labor and abundance, for a cup that overflows with decorative indulgence and for the arm and energy wielded to make the pour.
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"Trump has literally never on the campaign trail expressed a belief that the power of the executive — as wielded by him — should be limited in any way," he wrote.
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There was some pathos in Nader's insights on Congress, which dated to another era, when committees wielded more power, when staff had more expertise, when members displayed more independence.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Economic sanctions are a powerful policy weapon but should not be wielded "frivolously," U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said in an interview to be aired on Tuesday.
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In Pakistan, where cryptic references to "invisible hands" wielded by "the boys" have long been part of the political lexicon, such talk is a staple of the campaign trail.
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Treating pardons as such turns them into a political tool to be wielded by the famous and destroys the legitimacy of a system meant to treat equal cases equally.
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As we know all too well from history — consider the FBI's surveillance of civil rights groups in the '60s — investigative powers wielded in secret create openings for unconstitutional abuses.
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The bottom line: The Wagner Group's activity in CAR reveals how Russia has grown its influence in Africa, even in regions where Western countries traditionally have wielded considerable influence.
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Dee Dee had even lied about Gypsy's age, so that years after Gypsy became a legal adult, Dee Dee still wielded authority over her medical treatments, and much else.
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"We've really seen nothing but executive inaction," Gardner told The Hill last week, referencing the fact that the Obama administration has not yet wielded its new cyber sanctions authority.
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Trump has wielded Clinton's previous support for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and TPP against her in an effort to win over voters across the Rust Belt.
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And we're watching Sudan, where protesters have been massing to call for the departure of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, who has wielded authoritarian power there for three decades.
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Even before the age of nukes and perpetual congressional paralysis and a massive federal bureaucracy, presidents wielded a tremendous amount of power to make foreign and domestic policy decisions.
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The Park Service has issued a detailed set of limits and prohibitions on items that can be brought in, banning some of the items that were wielded in Charlottesville.
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They wielded batons and fired rubber bullets in an attempt to close down polling stations and disperse voters — clashes that dominated news coverage, as the vote descended into chaos.
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In Renaissance England, chamomile, hyssop, pennyroyal and tansy were strewn on floors to ward off the plague; men and women wielded prophylactic posies of flowers and herbs like swords.
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At Coleman, Mr. Bulger wielded enough influence to have "runners," other inmates who would sneak him food from the chow hall and snacks from the commissary, prison workers said.
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" Dunst wielded tremendous influence on the project, down to casting -- including the choice of Skarsgard, with whom she worked with in Lars Von Trier's intensely psychological 2011 film "Melancholia.
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Two predecessors, Deng Xiaoping and Jiang Zemin, wielded influence after retiring from other official posts by staying in charge of the Central Military Commission, which Mr. Xi now leads.
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That there would not be a long term adds a dimension to the tragedy of his death, since the influence he wielded continued well after he retired from basketball.
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Though his majority has been slim, McConnell has wielded his power effectively, blocking legislation from the Democratic House of Representatives and confirming a steady stream of conservative judicial nominations.
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The teen, who has not yet been identified by name, is believed to have wielded the knife that killed the New York City college student during an attempted robbery.
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"Throughout our history, presidents' spouses have wielded remarkable influence, not only on the nation's leaders but on the country itself," Jana Winograde, president of entertainment for Showtime networks, said.
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Performers who wielded clamorous, overwhelming sounds onstage — like Pharmakon, whose set was a shriek of human defiance amid a crushing electronic din — also gave daytime seminars demystifying their techniques.
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For nearly 50 years, opponents of public aid — which they dub "parochiaid" to disparage Catholic schooling — have wielded this amendment to thwart attempts at giving parents greater educational choice.
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But it has the potential to overthrow most of the federal government if wielded in a certain way, and the Roberts court could soon give it startling new relevance.
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The actual malice defense, more commonly wielded by the press, may not prove as powerful for a short-seller with a financial motive to cause a stock to fall.
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His record certainly provides insufficient evidence that he would be willing to stand up for the Constitution in the face of runaway executive power wielded in radically destructive ways.
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But from this rare, personal and intimate elevator moment,we would soon learn afterward the power those two women, survivors of sexual assault, wielded in having it play out.
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In James Gray's ''Ad Astra,'' Pitt used the same tools he wielded so deftly in Tarantino's film — laconic cool; understated emotion — to build an entirely different version of masculinity.
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Indeed Mr Trump's argument is a logical extension of the post-Watergate view on the right that checks on the presidency are illegitimate when wielded by the other side.
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Rather, the deadliest (and funniest) weapon wielded in "The Portuguese Kid" is the ferocious stink-eye of Mary Testa as Fausta, the dragon mother to end all dragon mothers.
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Somewhere around the shameless manipulation of Abraham's cliffhanger death at the close of the sixth season, however, sadness became a blunt-force weapon that the show has wielded carelessly.
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Although he recorded two of his three strikeouts in the first and totaled just four swinging strikes over six innings, Agrazal wielded his four-pitch arsenal to positive results.
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Now that the president is a Republican, that willingness to steamroll procedural niceties is going to be wielded to keep things moving along, not to throw sand in government's gears.
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I would grow into the grace my mother wielded like a weapon, rendering her impervious to the nutty chaos of being a little kid who stuffed tissues down her shirt.
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The assailant, who wielded two kitchen knives during the incident outside the city's main police station, was then shot and wounded by two police officers, they said in a statement.
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In February, Brazil moved several jailed leaders of the PCC into federal jails, in a bid to curtail the power they wielded from behind bars in less secure state prisons.
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"Throughout our history, presidents' spouses have wielded remarkable influence, not only on the nation's leaders but on the country itself," Showtime president of entertainment Jana Winograde said in a statement.
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"The evolution of hate," wrote Insecure star Yvonne Orji, who shared images of white supremacists over the years, including those who wielded torches at the University of Virginia last night.
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Aside from efforts to woo the religious right, his success is due in large part to support from the all-powerful military, which has long wielded power in Pakistani politics.
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The day-to-day running of Samsung will be little affected by the dissolution of the family's most loyal body, because of the control still wielded by the Lee dynasty.
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The call would be made by a ruler who believed he wielded the power to so declare himself, failing to recognize the existence of any elders whose approval he needed.
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For the most part, it seems the lingerie executives are unfazed by the influence inclusive lingerie upstarts like ThirdLove and Savage X Fenty by Rihanna have wielded in recent seasons.
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But in a new case in which this weapon has so horrifyingly been wielded, in the northern state of Haryana, India, the perpetrators may actually have defeated its own usefulness.
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Talabani regarded himself as a modern, socialist and urban alternative to the tribal authority wielded by the elder Barzani and much of the PUK's support comes from the urban elite.
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Hastily adopted legislation basically made it illegal to offend any social group — though as wielded by the authorities, the new laws primarily seemed to protect the strong from the weak.
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The escape prompted widespread criticism of Mexico's ability to handle high-profile criminals, with some pointing to issues with corruption and the power wielded by drug cartels in the country.
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The best shrimp chips are from Calbee, who mass produced them first and who have wielded modern food science like magic to produce the most craveable chip I've ever had.
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For his latest "Clueless Gamer" segment, the Late Night host wielded a Leviathan axe to play the wildly popular game with "the ultimate He-Man," actor and comedian Bill Hader.
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The public pressure they wielded was coercive and relied on centuries old tropes about the ever-forgiving spirit of women and the assumption that women must be seen as agreeable.
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Using the same putter he wielded so effectively to lead Europe to victory in the 2012 Ryder Cup, he came through in the clutch yet again to force the playoff.
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Harvey wielded the "highest potential to kill the most amount of people and cause the most amount of damage," Brock Long, director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, had warned.
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This is the lesson of The Infernal Library: Words change their meaning when they're published in a landscape of authoritarian control, when the pen is wielded by an iron fist.
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He backed his former aide in January, traveled to Des Moines for a rally in February and wielded the power of his sizeable email list to raise money for D'Alessandro.
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For the past decade on the Supreme Court, Justice Anthony Kennedy wielded more influence over the lives and destinies of millions of Americans than any single person who wasn't president.
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One of Trump's most trusted advisers, Mattis has clearly wielded significant influence since joining the administration, but he lost a particularly consistent ally when Tillerson was unceremoniously fired last month.
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The police in Columbus said that the BB gun wielded by 13-year-old Tyre King was built to look nearly identical to a Smith & Wesson Military & Police semiautomatic pistol.
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Scalia, one of the early originalist apostles, wielded an array of historical and legal sources to find an individual right to bear arms in the amendment for the first time.
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Trade deals, immigrant labor, automation: As Mr. Arkenbout sees it, these are all just instruments wielded in pursuit of the same goal — paying him less so corporations can keep more.
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"We refuse to sit idly by as racism, sexism, homophobia and xenophobia are wielded by the president and any elected official complicit in the poisoning of our democracy," they added.
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More fundamentally, Pruitt's glad-handing with industry lobbyists and open suppression of nonpartisan science has done longer-term damage to the arguments wielded by some conservatives for easing environmental rules.
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This judicial stratagem exudes an aura of illegality and cannot be explained without taking into account the ironclad concentration of powers wielded by the Chavista government in Venezuela since 2005.
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Once upon a time, men like Zlatan led fighters across rough seas, took coastal towns by force, wielded axes, drank from tankards and ate wild boar at long, wooden tables.
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Really, we shouldn't be all that surprised, considering this isn't even the first time Kim has boldly wielded a pair of shears in the name of customizing her own fashions.
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Leona wielded her voice like both a weapon and instrument on it, going from her potential as "nice voice that can fade into the background" to something much more powerful.
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The visit came at a time when Israel wielded significant power in the ancient Near East, and Soloman's thriving desert nation sat at the crossroads of two major trade routes.
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Somebody tried to grab him, wrestling with him, and then he wielded a knife, like a hunting knife, just started lunging at her with a knife half a dozen times.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — A counterprotester who wielded an improvised flamethrower in a dramatic confrontation at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., was charged with assault and battery, the police said.
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Where some artists work with paint brush and palette, Ms. Lekberg often wielded a blowtorch, welding steel, bronze and other materials into works featuring dancers, trees, contemplative figures and more.
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While Mr. Eastland wielded his chairmanship to counter civil rights, delaying, for example, the 1967 vote to confirm Thurgood Marshall, the first black Supreme Court justice, he counted on Mrs.
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For Mr. Prayuth, an autocratic ruler who wielded absolute authority as head of the military's National Council for Peace and Order, leading a multiparty, coalition government will be an adjustment.
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Generally speaking, punk rock is a tool wielded by those on the lowest rungs of society to express dissent—and nowhere was dissent more reactionary than in Fidel Castro's Cuba.
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The emails also show that the company wielded data like currency, bestowing special access to it as a reward to friendly businesses like Airbnb and Netflix while cutting off rivals.
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The April conviction of Bill Cosby fueled a wave of assessments about the comedian's tarnished legacy — and how that legacy was long wielded as a cudgel against poor black Americans.
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A colorless bureaucrat, Ivanov wielded significant influence over Kremlin appointments after Putin became president, and as head of the FSKN, Ivanov oversaw a more hardline approach to Russia's drug problem.
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Recently, DNA and genealogical data were used to track down a suspected California serial killer, raising concerns about how else our most intimate information could be wielded by the state.
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While Britain's kings traditionally wielded a prerogative power to suspend or dispense with laws, the framers of the Constitution required the American president to faithfully execute them, Mr. Shane noted.
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The encounter was one of the most blatant examples yet of how Mr. Trump views the typically independent Justice Department as a tool to be wielded against his political enemies.
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This weekend, it was TV writer/actress/producer Mindy Kaling — whose popular Instagram and Twitter feeds have lately featured a lot of cooking content — who wielded the spoon of controversy.
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Once described as the "Wizard of Oz," for the power he wielded behind the scenes, Mr. Tarullo was appointed to the Federal Reserve by President Barack Obama in January 2009.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump wielded his powers of clemency Tuesday for convicted white-collar criminals and the former Illinois governor accused of attempting to sell a US senate seat.
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The language employed by that disquisition is so archaic as to be very nearly Anglo-Frisian, and the logic wielded in its coils would mystify a scholar of the Talmud.
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"Nunes may have wielded the committee gavel here, but the ultimate responsibility lies with House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis.), who lacked the courage to stop him," Schiff says.
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With around 200 employees picked from various affiliates, the office did not exist as a legal entity but wielded enormous power as the instrument of control for the Lee family.
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Ms. Wilson and her colleagues were barely out of their teens and wielded the visual power of three, often in grown-up second-skin gowns freighted with beads and sequins.
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More than 100 people were wounded, after police fired about 1,400 rounds of tear gas, 900 rubber bullets and six live rounds as protesters threw petrol bombs and wielded sticks.
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