At the same time, strongman theatre was viewed with suspicion.
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Some voters say they view her establishment ties with suspicion.
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At the time, some Democrats greeted that arrangement with suspicion.
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Skepticism of the threat is met with suspicion or anger.
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Eye contact, when made, is fraught with suspicion and hostility.
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But some still view neighbouring Russia and Poland with suspicion.
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Such applications are often treated with suspicion by AI experts.
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It replaces trust with suspicion and turns partners into skeptics.
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Christian missionaries are often regarded with suspicion in Muslim-majority Turkey.
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It's natural that investors would look at these stocks with suspicion.
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The public would be correct to pause and watch with suspicion.
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A knot of children stopped and eyed two strangers with suspicion.
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In New York City, such friendliness would be viewed with suspicion.
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But China has viewed much of the Asian pivot with suspicion.
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She smiled at me, with suspicion or perhaps just extreme fatigue.
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They're often viewed with suspicion or even harassed in such venues.
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But the United States has long eyed the company with suspicion.
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Even in Israel's settlements, the evangelicals are sometimes greeted with suspicion.
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They searched his knapsack and viewed the camera inside with suspicion.
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Over time, Australians came to view firearms with suspicion, he said.
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After the war, Weill was viewed with suspicion on two counts.
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Additionally, other guidelines foster medical environments to treat patients with suspicion.
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But she became frustrated when the Iranians treated her with suspicion.
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The United States, and Mr. Ghani, view Moscow's efforts with suspicion.
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Polls suggest that most Americans view the tax overhaul with suspicion.
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Comey was widely viewed with suspicion by many in the administration.
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Homosexuality is still viewed with suspicion, or even contempt, by many Chinese.
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He is popular with many Czechs, but others treat him with suspicion.
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These days, new factories on the lakes' shores are viewed with suspicion.
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I had feared that meditation technology would be viewed with suspicion here.
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I'm unmoved by most things and tend to treat hype with suspicion.
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Clinton, too, is viewed with suspicion by many Black Lives Matter protesters.
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Suspects are, once again, liars to be treated with suspicion and hostility.
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People of more than one nationality should not be treated with suspicion.
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Still, I eyed the emerging field of advanced Kegel exercisers with suspicion.
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Like most people in middle age, I regard young people with suspicion.
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Both men lash out at enemies, and view the media with suspicion.
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All the same, he said it deserved to be treated with suspicion.
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And now people of different races look at each other with suspicion.
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The set of 10 features were met with suspicion, shock, fear, and excitement.
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But the group, which the government calls a sect, is regarded with suspicion.
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"Facebook's moves in the telecoms world are always viewed with suspicion," Garner said.
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And they are widely viewed with suspicion inside and outside of environmental groups.
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Unfortunately, the scientific consensus suggests that such enterprises should be viewed with suspicion.
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It is often looked at with suspicion, as the appeal to brute passion
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And the courts have generally looked with suspicion on contracts that limit competition.
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She was detained and charged with "suspicion of smuggling marijuana residue" into Canada.
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Previously released captives have been treated with suspicion or even shunned, she said.
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The notion of "consolation" is one I suspect Krug would regard with suspicion.
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But partisan Republicans also have ample reason to regard Mr. Weld with suspicion.
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It is an occasion to look forward with hope, instead of backward with suspicion.
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Anything that smacks of what was once called postmodernism is still viewed with suspicion.
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The regime views with suspicion anyone who chooses to escape life under its rule.
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The Nigerian army has long viewed aid workers in the north-east with suspicion.
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Users have begun to regard once trusted sites with suspicion over issues of privacy.
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That said, I recall being in Milwaukee, and the media was viewed with suspicion.
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Throughout his campaign, he has regarded the Democratic Party itself with suspicion and distrust.
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Economists for years have regarded China's topline data on gross domestic product with suspicion.
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I'm the only one she has, and yet she acts with suspicion toward me.
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Even many government technocrats view her with suspicion that at times verges on paranoia.
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Any offer that the President makes for a deal must be viewed with suspicion.
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Some people in the music business are also looking on the deal with suspicion.
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That camp, led by Mr. Bolton, regarded Mr. Pompeo and his diplomats with suspicion.
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In their place were three random soldiers — 20-somethings who eyed me with suspicion.
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After a series of I don't knows and awkward silences, she moved on with suspicion.
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She returns home and deals with suspicion as she begins to realize that she's changed.
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He was charged with suspicion of felony vandalism and held on a staggering $20,000 bail.
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America is going in the opposite direction, viewing more and more Chinese tech with suspicion.
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Furthermore, Obama argues, because of our history, American military efforts are looked at with suspicion.
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But he was surprised to come across victims who greeted him with suspicion and insults.
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For the rest of the trip, I approached every clump of tall grass with suspicion.
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In the TVP universe, Germany and France are treated with suspicion if not outright hostility.
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Though the government regards detective work with suspicion, there is a ready market for it.
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Even with these changes, many Chicago residents continue to view the police department with suspicion.
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Stateless people viewed with suspicion with no rights are now under military assault from all sides.
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Many in Germany regard the planned Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or TTIP, with suspicion.
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Some view this lending with suspicion, seeing Pakistan as a victim of China's "debt-trap diplomacy".
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Sadly, the places we should feel safest have become venues we approach with suspicion and fear.
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Many citizens now view the government with suspicion and doubt its ability to improve their lives.
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While Trump's populist base may similarly view Wall Street and other private sector experience with suspicion.
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During the 2011 Arab Spring, the kingdom's monarchy began to eye the cleric with suspicion again.
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For those relying on public assistance, each interaction with public services marks the family with suspicion.
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Busch next arrives in America, where the newcomer is treated with suspicion and hostility from locals.
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He seemed ill at ease on Médi Kouta, and the people there eyed him with suspicion.
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But those from Germany and Austria, enemy states, were regarded with suspicion by the British authorities.
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It was for this reason that voters, from the 1920s onward, regarded mustachioed politicians with suspicion.
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Leaders in China and the United States view technology made in the other country with suspicion.
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Because of course it is also human nature to look on difference with suspicion or hostility.
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Since then many in the south, which is less tribal, have viewed the government with suspicion.
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They said they were viewed with suspicion by Vietnamese officials and have had trouble finding work.
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The self was viewed with suspicion, as if it were a mob of appetites and hedonism.
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As a result, many nonwhite people in Germany feel they are greeted by default with suspicion.
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And many Israelis regard UNRWA - by far the largest humanitarian organization handling Palestinian refugees - with suspicion.
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After that, and for many other reasons, psychedelic research was viewed with suspicion and eventually outlawed.
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Again, it will be born into a world in which outsiders are increasingly viewed with suspicion.
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Less than 10 percent came from local communities, suggesting that Muslims, among others, view Prevent with suspicion.
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For some reason, there's a part of me that looks at new, inexpensive foundation launches with suspicion.
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The term "fake news" has become so politically charged that simple fact-checking is met with suspicion.
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But with suspicion among the public running high, calls for extra vigilance soon morphed into harsher demands.
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Eritrea denies supporting armed groups such as al-Shabab but Somalia has viewed the country with suspicion.
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After escaping from ISIL, they continue to be stigmatized and viewed by other community members with suspicion.
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Like Epstein, Francona succeeds by building absolute trust with players conditioned to view authority figures with suspicion.
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Even as Assange was striving to lead a movement, his publication model was increasingly regarded with suspicion.
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As I sat in the pews next to my mother, I looked at this minister with suspicion.
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Hence, I viewed climatology-model predictions with suspicion, believing that their apocalyptic claims were a funding ploy.
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Mr. Brown said he understood that players and their lawyers might view these additional requirements with suspicion.
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The nationalist generals who ran Egypt after overthrowing King Farouk in 1952 eyed the city with suspicion.
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Egyptian nationalism was growing, and Jews were viewed with suspicion as loyal to the country's enemy, Israel.
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People living in the older, wealthier centers of suburbs like La Courneuve sometimes regard newcomers with suspicion.
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Verdict: This is exactly why rich people love freeports — and why everyone else views them with suspicion.
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Authorities ruled that she died by suicide, but the circumstances around her death were viewed with suspicion.
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He noted with reluctance how poor people looked with suspicion at healthier, natural foods favored by the wealthy.
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In the new episodes, conscious synthetic humans face hostile people who treat them with suspicion, fear and hatred.
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But China has looked on with suspicion since the DPP won the presidential and parliamentary elections in January.
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Billing himself as "one of Canada's leading environmentalists," Solomon's free-market environmentalism has always been viewed with suspicion.
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Sunnis who have fled Anbar Province, in the west, have been met with suspicion in Shiite-dominated Baghdad.
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The whispers continue though and Armitstead admits some will view her with suspicion - win or lose on Sunday.
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But Mr. Gibson said the governor's recent policy announcements on ethics and education should be viewed with suspicion.
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Its biggest and most sophisticated firms, such as Huawei, are viewed with suspicion in Western markets (see article).
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And while it's less annoying than Comey's fear-mongering, the NSA's relaxed attitude is worth treating with suspicion.
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At a time when craft is often regarded with suspicion, Petlin draws and pastel is his favorite medium.
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The former spies describe an isolating existence in which they are often looked at with suspicion by neighbors.
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It was viewed with suspicion by euro zone bankers keen to challenge London's dominance as Europe's financial capital.
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Like some other Venezuelan citizens, especially those who oppose the Maduro administration, Urrea sees the card with suspicion.
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So Jambon's declaration is viewed with suspicion and in some cases hostility by the Francophone establishment in Brussels.
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In both countries, the public views the other with suspicion, fanned in some cases by negative media coverage.
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For them, Islam is an inherent problem, and asylum seekers are to be treated harshly and with suspicion.
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Those who remain are viewed with suspicion, as Trump's acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney made clear today.
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"Women's autonomy has always been viewed with suspicion or through a lens that is very bizarre," she said.
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Your nonprofit expanded in the years after the attacks -- a time when some people viewed Muslims with suspicion.
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But conservative Christians and evangelicals in particular have for decades tended to view mainstream popular culture with suspicion.
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A recluse with a troubled mind, our protagonist is treated with suspicion by the neighbourhood, and for good reason.
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For example, an instrument commonly accepted in Malaysia might be viewed with suspicion by Gulf Arab issuers and investors.
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At the beginning of the film, a boy raises an American flag as another man watches him with suspicion.
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Merriment gives way to commentary on homophobia in an AIDS-plagued society that views same-sex relationships with suspicion.
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Fences built along some sections of track have been torn down by nomads who regard distant officials with suspicion.
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Ceribell, based in Mountain View, California, makes EEG systems for the quick diagnosis of patients with suspicion of seizure.
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Even Arab fighters in the SDF are viewed with suspicion by locals, who consider them Kurdish puppets or brigands.
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Perhaps we'd be viewed with suspicion, our loyalties questioned in a world that so often pitted black against white.
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But in the past, such thaws have been met with suspicion by the more hawkish elements in each country.
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Even before the Trump era ushered in increased marginalization and targeting of Muslims, many Americans viewed Islam with suspicion.
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But here in Israel, a society that views pretension with suspicion and disdain, it is almost universally a compliment.
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Egyptian officials reacted with suspicion about what they see as Turkey's plans to expand its influence in the region.
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" He also issued a call for peace within communities, saying: "Don't look at your brother or sister with suspicion.
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" He also issued a call for peace within communities, saying, "Don't look at your brother or sister with suspicion.
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Many Protestants view the Irish language with suspicion because it "has been used for political purposes," Mr. Morrison said.
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After decades of counterinsurgency campaigns, however, the military brass continues to treat communist rebels and their sympathizers with suspicion.
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Some people who place orders treat the delivery person with suspicion and keep their distance when a package arrives.
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But the president's announcement of revealing the plan is being viewed with suspicion both in the U.S. and abroad.
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Historically, many people, particularly middle-class, reform-minded Americans, have thus viewed party organizations with suspicion, if not contempt.
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Mr. Trump's aides look on many of those holdovers from the last administration with suspicion, blaming them for leaks.
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Soros, who has spent nineteen million dollars on the 2016 Presidential campaign, is regarded with suspicion by many conservatives.
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Sam was treated with suspicion at the Citadel, and that kind of happened to Bran at Winterfell as well.
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In interviews, the people Ms. Williams contacts regard her with suspicion and hostility, a scenario well known to journalists.
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By contrast, some Australians regard the arts with suspicion, said Christopher Tooher, executive director of the annual Sydney Festival.
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However, as the Japanese population in California grew, the Japanese were met by some Americans with suspicion and hostility.
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Mr. Downing said he had been constantly looked on with suspicion at Columbia, as if he did not belong.
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Such pronouncements have been met with suspicion due to delays and the timing of such hikes a year before reelection.
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What they've found is a society turned upside down -- a place where girls are viewed with suspicion, rather than embraced.
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She dropped it onto the box spring while the client stood, two cats cradled to her chest, watching with suspicion.
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Residents say they eye one another with suspicion, especially women wearing religious gowns, fearful that explosives may be hidden underneath.
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He'd become more religiously observant, according to his testimony, going deeper into a Buddhist culture that views Muslims with suspicion.
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How did you end up in this awkward position of teaching science in places where science is regarded with suspicion?
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Take, to name one example, sexual assault: When women report assault to male cops, they are often met with suspicion.
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Washington -- and all the politicians who occupy it -- are viewed with suspicion (and that's being nice) by the Republican base.
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There, high-income families regarded them with suspicion but low-income families advocated them as a supplementary source of schooling.
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Internal sources supply 30 percent of Poland's gas consumption, with the rest predominantly from Russia, which Warsaw eyes with suspicion.
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But Moreno will need to cultivate support from many in the polarized country who view his narrow win with suspicion.
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That kind of self-possession is rare and enviable, and it even led some to eye Van Ness with suspicion.
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But we are frequently met with suspicion or disdain by gun owners who think we're secretly out to disarm them.
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After eagerly participating in the vilification of a Democratic president, Mr. Kavanaugh has come to view such investigations with suspicion.
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But those who join the security forces are often viewed with suspicion by both the authorities and their own communities.
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While health experts endorse physical activity as beneficial, many doctors view the concept of being "fat but fit" with suspicion.
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Black customers are sometimes profiled, viewed with suspicion just for entering a bank and questioned over the most basic transactions.
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But this has always raised fears of a kind of colonisation by a country viewed by many Mongolians with suspicion.
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Pashtuns who fled the region in hopes of rebuilding their lives in Pakistani cities were greeted with suspicion and hostility.
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But other people who encountered Mr. Singer at the time — particularly professional peers and counseling competitors — viewed him with suspicion.
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She also feels harshly judged by a medical system that saved her life but often treats her with suspicion and disdain.
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If we can't tell the difference between humans and machines on the phone, will we treat all phone conversations with suspicion?
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Priebus was considered something of an unknown quantity, and is viewed with suspicion by some of the GOP's tea party wing.
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In China, the Uighur population is treated with suspicion and oppression by the Communist Party and is heavily surveilled by authorities.
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" It concluded that the US "should view with suspicion the continued penetration of the US telecommunications market by Chinese telecommunications companies.
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The sheer vagueness of what is deemed a "threat" or "radical" makes it possible to treat normal Islamic practice with suspicion.
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Huawei has been treated with suspicion by US government officials for years and is largely shut out of the American market.
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Internationally, neighbors view it with suspicion, its soft power is weak, and Chinese brands have struggled to become big names abroad.
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Second, more than ever, the 2016 election showed me that immigrants to the United States will always be viewed with suspicion.
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For now, treat it with suspicion, but bear it in mind as the movie gets closer and more footage gets released.
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Career Justice Department lawyers who regarded Mr. Sessions with suspicion said they admired the decency with which he treated his staff.
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Mr. al-Bashir's regime regarded doctors with suspicion going back to 1989, when an Islamist-backed coup delivered him to power.
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I worried especially that my guy friends would be met with suspicion by my conservative parents, who never talked about dating.
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Poll after poll after poll shows that a strong majority of ordinary Americans view "socialism" with suspicion, if not outright disdain.
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But the group declines to offer an estimate of its following in China, where the government initially viewed it with suspicion.
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Governments discouraged casual travel because of the potential threat to social and political stability; travellers were almost universally viewed with suspicion.
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Against that backdrop, her critics pointed with suspicion to several of her comments during her testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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She can't trust her corrupt fellow cops or civilians, many of whom regard her with suspicion for working with the police.
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Those affiliated with the establishment forces of the party are often viewed with suspicion by others in Mr. Trump's inner circle.
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She can't trust her corrupt fellow cops or civilians, many of whom regard her with suspicion for working with the police.
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He acknowledged that the State Department remains a weak institution under Trump, who views it with suspicion as stronghold for Democrats.
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Because she believes that it is the host's responsibility to feed the guests, Miss Manners looks on default potlucks with suspicion.
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It was jock politics in action: If Clinton fans ventured into enemy territory, they were eyed with suspicion, and vice versa.
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But the figures being reported by China were already treated with suspicion, with research suggesting the actual number infected was much higher.
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Mr Selmayr in particular is regarded with suspicion in Berlin, where officials fret about his influence over Mrs von der Leyen's team.
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She said she hopes that Omar's ascent to the national stage will change the views of people who view Muslims with suspicion.
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Some conservatives have viewed Ms. Liu, a Trump appointee who worked in the Justice Department in the second Bush administration, with suspicion.
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The president is liable to treat the next person who advises him against leaving the WTO or castigating an ally with suspicion.
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Israel occupied parts of the Sinai between 1967 and 1982, and Egypt's security forces have eyed its inhabitants with suspicion ever since.
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Ask any chef who makes it what goes into its mysterious sauce and you will probably be met with suspicion and scorn.
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They are being repressed anew by reactionary regimes, challenged by violent jihadists and looked upon with suspicion by voters whom they failed.
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The ACLU has been fielding more reports of CBP officers questioning people's valid documents, searching electronic devices, and treating people with suspicion.
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And because so much of America remains divided along racial lines, black people who enter white spaces are often viewed with suspicion.
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Her post also highlighted the awareness of black Americans that they are often regarded with suspicion by the authorities during everyday activities.
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Men are able to avoid accountability so easily, partly because women are always viewed with suspicion and also because power protects power.
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Those shifts also create a pervasive, addicting sense of unease, that nothing is quite right and everyone should be treated with suspicion.
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Aislyn, whose power stems from her deep desire to be left alone, regards the rest of the city with suspicion and fear.
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But around Mithi, members of some of the same Islamic groups that are viewed with suspicion insist that they are promoting peace.
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Trump's use of "something" -- vague but loaded with suspicion -- is the President's default way of pushing pet conspiracy theories to his followers.
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Many online commentators have watched the situation unfold with suspicion, with some thinking the continuation of the drama is simply for attention.
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With suspicion rife, a handful of shadow banks face a severe funding squeeze, and the entire financial sector is wary of lending.
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Conservative media's mainstream peers have greeted them with suspicion and hostility, often eager to highlight the newcomers' stumbles or question their legitimacy.
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If the latter, the public would be right to watch the organization's efforts with suspicion and to be on guard for manipulation.
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The governor is trying to fend off a rebellion from conservatives who view him with suspicion given his past Democratic Party affiliation.
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Ethics watchdogs and some Democrats in Congress have viewed the convergence of the Trump presidency and his family golf business with suspicion.
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The Uighurs, like Kashmiris, are Muslims who are part of a minority that is often viewed with suspicion by the central government.
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And while the contributions were perfectly legal (Australia lacks a ban on foreign donations), his efforts have been increasingly viewed with suspicion.
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Many government supporters view him as a traitor for abandoning the party, while members of the opposition view his roots with suspicion.
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In these incidents, black people are viewed with suspicion simply for being in a "white space," forced into increased scrutiny for no reason.
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Police charged Aranda with suspicion of attempted premeditated first-degree murder, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years to life in prison.
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Though he was a quintessentially Iranian film-maker, his work was often treated with suspicion at home even as it received adulation abroad.
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Chinese rulers have long viewed private philanthropy with suspicion, worrying that the public might recognise in it the manifold failings of the state.
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His comments could also fuel further skepticism among some Libertarian voters who view Mr. Weld's right-of-center years as governor with suspicion.
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The legislation remains a problem for Rubio because it's made some conservatives view him with suspicion — something that has been fanned by Cruz.
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Failure, though, may leave Mr. McConnell having to shoulder the blame from President Trump and conservatives who have always viewed him with suspicion.
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The guys were still eying me with suspicion and my poor brain was finally catching up to what this store was really selling.
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False accusations like the one Project Veritas tried to fabricate result in real victims and their stories being treated with suspicion and doubt.
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Egyptian security forces, largely ignorant of the terrain and disdainful of the local tribes, treat the residents of Sinai with suspicion and hostility.
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Long before his election as Labour leader, Corbyn had been viewed with suspicion by some British voters -- both inside and outside his party.
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The longest un-militarized border in the world is now seen with suspicion in Washington, which worries that terrorists will come through it.
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Mr. Onwordi, a failure at school, took out his frustrations on his young wife, whose early attempts to write he regarded with suspicion.
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Most established jazz musicians regarded rock with suspicion if not hostility when Mr. Coryell arrived in New York from Washington State in 1965.
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Seriousness in cinema is often viewed with suspicion and that's as true now as it was when, say, Antonioni shook up the art.
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Little over a decade ago India, which has long bought most of its arms from Russia, tended to view America's military reach with suspicion.
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In 240, for instance, George McGovern won the Democratic primary even though much of the Democratic Party viewed him with suspicion and even fear.
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But the absence of a public declaration of the level to which the Iranians will purify means the void can be filled with suspicion.
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The foreign media are regarded with suspicion, since Ms Suu Kyi appears to believe the canard that there is a global conspiracy against Myanmar.
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For example, when researchers reach out to agricultural businesses about monitoring viral activity among farm animals, they are sometimes met with suspicion and mistrust.
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Hope for a national conversation — but dread that sexual assault has become a partisan issue that divides with suspicion rather than uniting with empathy.
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More broadly, one-third of Muslims responding to Pew's poll in 2017 reported being treated with suspicion, compared with a quarter a decade earlier.
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Police have charged Aranda with suspicion of attempted premeditated first-degree murder, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years to life in prison.
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Right around that time, I moved to Europe to study, and I saw how their society viewed our gun culture with suspicion and derision.
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Immediately after the petro was launched, it faced criticism from experts and was regarded with suspicion by US Treasury officials and Venezuela's opposition party.
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Ryan has moved well to the right on immigration, but he's also the sort of figure whom the most devoted Trumpers treat with suspicion.
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The Vatican is a sovereign state in the middle of Rome whose financial activities the Bank of Italy had for decades viewed with suspicion.
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Unlike any previous post-communist regime, it eyes most outsiders with suspicion (though it enthusiastically supports the right of Poles to work in Britain).
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In 20103, for instance, George McGovern won the Democratic primary even though much of the Democratic Party viewed him with suspicion and even fear.
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Notes • "The Night Of" emphasizes more than once that characters of different races are treated with suspicion when they're not in their expected areas.
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Islah, an important ally of internationally recognized President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, is tolerated by Saudi Arabia but viewed with suspicion by the UAE.
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The Europeans object to the Israeli demand and treat it with suspicion, thinking Israel is trying to insert non-nuclear issues into the negotiations.
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Robinson's story is one of several recently that have involved black homeowners or apartment residents being viewed with suspicion by police or white bystanders.
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But it's also got somewhat of a reputation, having long been viewed with suspicion because of the lack of transparency surrounding how it operates.
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On the other hand, in Western countries far far away from China, any vaguely East Asian-looking person is being unfairly treated with suspicion.
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Indian leaders like Mr. Nehru, who was repeatedly imprisoned for his political activities, learned to view any British initiative, however well intended, with suspicion.
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I know that mere denials of hatred without actions and words that are consistent with love and respect will rightly be treated with suspicion.
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Promises of social justice and racial equity successfully used to sell legalization are now looked upon with suspicion as a hollow and cynical sales pitch.
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Needless to say, the presence of such a synthetic, dark compound in bread is viewed with suspicion in Europe, where bread is taken very seriously.
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America has endless suburbs lined with millions of homes, and armies of estate agents who are often regarded with suspicion by buyers and sellers alike.
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Despite TikTok's efforts, the company's ties to China will almost certainly continue to be viewed with suspicion, not only by regulators but also by users.
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Asked about President Barack Obama's "pivot" back to Asia, which Chinese policymakers tend to view with suspicion, Li said he remained hopeful for future cooperation.
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While a chunk of the SWAPO old guard regards Mr Geingob with suspicion, another wing backs a self-styled revolutionary faction calling for "affirmative repositioning".
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As predominantly Sunni Muslims, Palestinians have been increasingly viewed with suspicion by Iraq's Shi'ite Muslim majority, who were at times persecuted under the Sunni Saddam.
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But many in the high command viewed him with suspicion, believing him to be sympathetic to the guerrillas of the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front.
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His pro-Trump views have stood out in Silicon Valley, where many view the president with suspicion and oppose his policies on immigration and trade.
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Qatar has always been an outlier in the Gulf Cooperation Council and has long been regarded with suspicion as an Iranian agent by its neighbors.
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Some governments in the east may also view Poland's ambitions of regional leadership with suspicion, cautious not to damage relations with trade partners in Berlin.
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On substance, Haberman, Sherman, and other critics are absolutely right: Wolff is a shoddy, dishonest journalist and his book has to be read with suspicion.
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Democratic challenger Conor Lamb, a retired Marine and former federal prosecutor, is running as a moderate in a district where liberals are viewed with suspicion.
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But it is a powerful way for Mr. Trump to present himself as someone who will treat outsiders with suspicion and ruthlessly pursue economic gains.
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When Irish and German Catholic immigrants came to the United States, including Bannon's own ancestors, they were viewed with suspicion partly due to their Catholicism.
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Converting any of that into increased dividends will be hard: Oncor will have an independent board – and regulators tend to regard generous dividends with suspicion.
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Mr. Sessions was an outspoken conservative senator from Alabama before President Trump appointed him attorney general, and many civil rights advocates view him with suspicion.
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But China has looked on with suspicion at Taiwan since Tsai Ing-wen and her independence-leaning DPP won presidential and parliamentary elections in January.
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He recalled how the townspeople in Osogbo, who had largely abandoned the traditional religion for Islam and Christianity, initially viewed the Ifa worshipers with suspicion.
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The United States government has long regarded the company with suspicion, and lawmakers have recommended that American carriers avoid buying the network gear it makes.
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While the incident seemed extreme to some, it's a familiar story for any black person who has been treated with suspicion while inside a store.
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Although Mr Modi himself is careful about what he says, his party harbours many chauvinistic Hindus, who view India's 180m-odd Muslims with suspicion and disdain.
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Some European politicians see an opportunity to challenge British dominance of finance after decades of viewing its free-wheeling "Anglo-Saxon" model of capitalism with suspicion.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC), for instance, said in a statement that Republicans should look with "suspicion" at how quickly the House health care process had unfolded.
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When source ratings influence users, stories from old trusted sources will gather users' attention, while stories from untrusted or unrated sources will be viewed with suspicion.
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For all these reasons, then, Lieberman's insertion at the helm of the army was always likely to be viewed with suspicion by the IDF's top officers.
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The detente has been watched with suspicion by Pakistan's neighbour and arch-foe India, which broadly stood in the Soviet camp during the Cold War era.
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Short-sellers, who try to make money by selling borrowed shares and buying them back later at a lower price, have long been viewed with suspicion.
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They were viewed with suspicion by Andrew Jackson, the populist president, who thought they took rights away from the people and gave them to a few.
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Even during his teaching days, however, the bespectacled intellectual was viewed with suspicion by the authorities for his sharp rebuke of traditional ideologies and official doctrines.
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The detente has been watched with suspicion by Pakistan's neighbor and arch-foe India, which broadly stood in the Soviet camp during the Cold War era.
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Of course they are going to react with suspicion if suddenly on top of all this they begin to feel like strangers in their own place.
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So economists should treat consensus with suspicion, and remain open to the idea that there might be more than one explanation of what they can see.
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Nour's acceptance of Sisi in 2013 was viewed with suspicion by both liberals and Islamists including the Brotherhood, which was banned and declared a terrorist group.
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Much of that staff was assembled by chief of staff Reince Priebus, who is still viewed with suspicion and outright hostility by portions of the base.
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"The public appears to look upon the commission with suspicion and mistrust because of your alleged campaign contributions," Commissioner Robert Burns wrote to Arizona Public Service.
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The Yazidis, whose beliefs combine elements of several ancient Middle Eastern religions, have long been viewed with suspicion and repeatedly persecuted by other groups in Iraq.
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The stories have highlighted the ways that black people are often viewed with suspicion and are demanded to justify their presence in certain spaces or communities.
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The speech was well received by the group of the well-heeled and civil-minded, who had generally eyed him with suspicion, given his campaign rhetoric.
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Today many Americans approach the notion of professional, nonpartisan expertise with suspicion, seeing it as mere cover for elite interests, bureaucratic self-preservation or partisan agendas.
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Within the White House, overlapping power centers that have viewed each other with suspicion are working to move past discord from the transition, according to officials.
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ZTE and Huawei are viewed with suspicion in the United States because of fears their switches and other gear could be used to spy on Americans.
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"Unfinished" and these other exhibitions may prove to be brilliant and visually dazzling, but in New York there is a tendency to view Wagstaff with suspicion.
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Not all coaches and programs in the field have been similarly tainted, but their mere presence at the top of the sport clouds them with suspicion.
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"In some instances — if governments are giving away 'free' food, to, say, starving populations, then the food might instead be treated with suspicion or disdain," she notes.
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Growing up in a working-class neighborhood in Miami, I had seen cops stop young black and brown boys on the street and treat them with suspicion.
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The buffet of low-tech options in the late 90s and early aughts also granted the hookup-minded a level of anonymity we regard with suspicion today.
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But because this is a secret society, they are widely viewed with suspicion; in Africa, because of their association with former colonial masters, perhaps even more so.
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He also points out that there is no known cause of autism, which is why he says anyone with suspicion or concern should talk to their doctor.
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They are led by the elderly daughters of the sect's founder, they view pleasures with suspicion, as a distraction from God, and they eat only bland food.
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A church that was once regarded with suspicion among mainstream conservatives has actually emerged as a repository of the kind of conservatism once popularized by Ronald Reagan.
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Raising those issues now will be met with suspicion, and some who insist on emphasizing them may be seen as deliberately trying to sow discord and unrest.
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Ambassadors in both capitals are isolated, American senators who travel to Moscow are excoriated back home, and senior level summits are greeted with suspicion bordering on paranoia.
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The Revolutionary Guards statement seemed directed at the Thomson Reuters company, a global media powerhouse regarded with suspicion and hostility in Iran because of its British foundations.
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Treated with suspicion by regulators and policymakers, "shadow banks" have in recent years been welcomed as providing market-based capital to plug gaps left by retreating banks.
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A stark disconnect between communities in northeastern Congo and the far-off federal government in Kinshasa has bred mistrust and antipathy, and outsiders are viewed with suspicion.
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Clinton's second White House bid revealed a family that viewed Wall Street's elite as friends and collaborators even as the public viewed them with suspicion and scorn.
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Most Americans, characteristically and perhaps unfairly situated in rural areas seem not to concern themselves with facts anymore, but approach so-called experts with suspicion and fear.
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The vast majority of girls bitterly regretted their decision, but returning to society is difficult: Former female child soldiers are often met with suspicion, hostility, and shame.
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Bisexuality is still a conundrum for many, and the inherent duality and multiplicity of a pansexual, queer, or bisexual identity is often read with suspicion or fear.
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But a lot of people simply equate them, as Britain's chief rabbi himself did in May 2016, and regard the very idea of anti-Zionism with suspicion.
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It had bequeathed to India a Western tradition, to which Iyer had no objection, "but also the underlying Promethean attitude to nature," which he viewed with suspicion.
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There, she gave a speech in which she addressed lingering fear directed at Muslims, and the rights Muslims have to speak out about being viewed with suspicion.
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The two camps were soon competing, each stocked with people who shared a tight bond with Ms. Harris but who regarded each other with suspicion or worse.
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But from the beginning, Trump's political appointees viewed the career staffers with suspicion, suggesting that they comprise a "deep state" determined to derail the Republican president's agenda.
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Democrats have reacted with suspicion toward Barr's summary of Mueller's findings, and Nadler said it was unacceptable that Barr wouldn't commit to making the entire report public.
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Despite its thin evidence, the Daily Mail story may find a friendly audience in the Trump administration, which views mainstream climate science with suspicion, if not outright denial.
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Children in programs like River View usually haven't earned a criminal record, but according to a former staff member, the staff were trained to treat students with suspicion.
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They eyed the nearby humans with suspicion, in the way that cats look suspicious about everything, but finally came over for a nibble as their friends gathered around.
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Ford O'Connell, a Republican strategist, said that notwithstanding Cruz's intervention on Wednesday, Trump succeeded in pulling together the Republican Party, which initially viewed him with suspicion around him.
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But with its algorithm locked in a black box, and an opponent who views any media left of Breitbart with suspicion, it's going to be an unwinnable fight.
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Wichita police have long been viewed with suspicion by the city's communities of color, who believe they are policed with a much heavier hand than their white counterparts.
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"There's shameless pillaging taking place," Aduviri told Reuters late on Tuesday during his visit to the capital Lima, where he said the country's elites treat him with suspicion.
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For years, despite Tether's assurances, the stablecoin has been regarded with suspicion by a community doubtful that tethers are really backed by billions of US dollars, and Euros.
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She was arrested and charged with suspicion of murder, attempted murder and assault of a child younger than 8 years old causing death, detective Richard Madrid tells PEOPLE.
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When several women came forward Wednesday night with allegations that Donald Trump had groped or kissed them without their consent, they were greeted in some quarters with suspicion.
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He lamented that in many areas he had visited, there was a lack of awareness about the virus, and he said that people treated the workers with suspicion.
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Four men wore T-shirts with an image of Woods's mug shot from when he was arrested and charged with suspicion of driving under the influence in 2017.
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As queen, she was called "l'Autrichienne," viewed with suspicion befitting a foreign consort and criticized as a spendthrift and as indifferent to the plight of the French people.
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Since these amoebas mainly show up in warm, fresh water, mostly in the South, anything that gets referred to as a "swimmin' hole" should be treated with suspicion.
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His call for tolerance and passionate embrace of America's growing diversity inflame many in the Republican base, who view with suspicion and anger the rapidly changing demographics of America.
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But some officers treat the unit with suspicion, fearing that the psychologists are there to shield the NYPD from liability rather than help troubled police recover from real ailments.
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Rueda is revered in Vitoria-Gasteiz, but less, he notes with a laugh, in Barcelona, where he is viewed with suspicion by the business and media interests Colau disrupted.
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His call for tolerance and passionate embrace of America's growing diversity inflame many in the Republican base, who view with suspicion and anger the rapidly changing demographics of America.
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Still, even detractors seem to agree that he has governed as he campaigned for the Senate in 2012: as a champion of conservative principles who views compromise with suspicion.
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These are neighborhood institutions where outsiders can sometimes be greeted with suspicion—at these spots, do not ask for a white Negroni or a sage leaf in your drink.
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There are, to be sure, people who call themselves "Messianic Jews" but that designation is regarded with suspicion by mainstream Jewish groups, who see this position as covert proselytizers.
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The misery is all too present in how they are viewed as second class citizens, denied access to jobs and routinely treated with suspicion by police and neighbors alike.
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Memories of her being followed around a department store with suspicion, because surely a brown-skinned woman like her couldn't afford the dress or the blouse she had chosen.
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Such a trend is not that surprising given that many Democratic officials tend to view private sector involvement with suspicion and regularly use the term "privatization" as an epithet.
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Algeria also sees the G5 as effectively being controlled by its former colonial master France, with which it fought a bitter independence war and has since regarded with suspicion.
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It is precisely because Washington has no territorial ambitions in Eurasia that Americans are not viewed with suspicion by local populations there the way the Chinese and Russians are.
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Black Kenyans have historically viewed the Indian community with suspicion, due to the number of Indians who own businesses and employ black staffers — an aftereffect of British colonial policies.
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Bringing Mr. Feinberg into the administration to conduct the review is seen as a way of injecting a Trump loyalist into a world the White House views with suspicion.
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He said he inspected vehicles at Islamic State checkpoints, where any Iraqi soldiers or Kurdish fighters were arrested and anyone not living in the area was viewed with suspicion.
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Gay men, especially, have been stereotyped as being promiscuous in public places, and have been treated with suspicion in bathrooms or for simply being in public places after dark.
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In all of them, many citizens were willing to overlook or forsake civil liberties, government powers grew, fringe groups strengthened and spread intolerance, and dissent was regarded with suspicion.
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Treated with suspicion, hostility and barely disguised contempt by low-level government officials, Daniel is required to supply exhaustive proof of his disability and of his futile job search.
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The police said the man, whom they identified only as a 60-year-old with the surname Cheung, admitted starting the blaze and was charged with suspicion of arson.
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It is, critics say, essentially dominated by the Syrian Kurdish YPD – which means its successes are viewed with suspicion by neighboring Turkey – no fan of Kurdish separatism – and Iraq.
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Ayoola Ajayi, 31, was taken into custody last week in connection with the case, charged with suspicion of aggravated murder, aggravated kidnapping, desecration of a body, and obstruction of justice.
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Two people were killed in a grenade attack on a pro-Abiy rally in Addis Ababa last month with suspicion falling on those opposed to the prime minister's reform agenda.
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Backed by Merkel, this proposal is viewed with suspicion by some members of Macron's entourage, who see it as a plot by Berlin to undermine his more ambitious budget vision.
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Now this new story seems so perfectly designed to justify Rosenstein's firing that Twitter soon brimmed with suspicion that the Times's sources were trying to bring about that very outcome.
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"It essentially deputizes the five boroughs and encourages people to treat anyone who looks like he might be named 'Ahmad Khan Rahami' with suspicion," wrote Brian Feldman at Select All.
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As a former player, Herrlich might be expected to reject the prevailing mood, to gaze at the newcomers with suspicion, to advocate for a return to the good old days.
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A few decades ago, referring to universal human consciousness was often viewed with suspicion: a form of colonial domination masquerading as "equality," in which certain identities and localities were erased.
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There are also more than two dozen underground bishops, many of whom are viewed with suspicion by the government and a few of whom are believed to be in prison.
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Pakistan has long viewed foreign-funded aid groups with suspicion and many members of the powerful military believe that Western countries often use such groups as a cover for spying.
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KABUL (Reuters) - One Afghan and three Turkish teachers linked to an organization regarded with suspicion by the Turkish government were detained by Afghan intelligence officials on Tuesday, the organization's head said.
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"We were happy to be cut because we wanted to get married," she said, adding that uncircumcised women were viewed with suspicion as it was believed they would abandon their husbands.
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Otherwise, if you take an approach where it's necessary to bring an army and local communities look at them with suspicion, they're part of the enemy — you occupy with the villages.
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They react with suspicion that he is a spy; anger toward the missing men; bitterness that the watchman aroused their suspicion by refusing to admit that he had simply fallen asleep.
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And as if those were not sufficient grounds for scepticism, the commission is viewed with suspicion by the State Department's own human-rights division, which has had no hand in it.
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Attorneys submitted numerous declarations to federal court on Wednesday alleging that the parents have been lied to so often during their time in government custody, that they treat everyone with suspicion.
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An anecdote he tells about the time, several years ago, that he was erroneously informed that he had syphilis bolsters his argument that the medical establishment views gay men with suspicion.
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Beijing is viewed with suspicion for its intrusions into India's traditional spheres of influence (Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal and the Maldives), while China apparently believes India is a geopolitical swing state.
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The city was accused of promoting racial profiling and needlessly inciting panic with the message, kicking off a manhunt for someone from a minority group that's often already viewed with suspicion.
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I began to view the pictures with suspicion and reached out to Sue Jansen, a professor of Media and Communication at Muhlenberg College to find out if I was being paranoid.
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It's the latest in a series of recent viral incidents in which black people have been treated with suspicion and accused of criminal activity while just going about their daily lives.
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Some Georgians look with suspicion at her foreign background: Born in France, she did not visit Georgia until she was in her 30s, and she once served as a French diplomat.
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An ultra-Orthodox Jew from England, Ashley Blaker has built an act about the rituals of an insular, deeply traditional community that treats much of modern culture and society with suspicion.
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While an understandable response, such plans do not take into consideration the specific dangers faced by black people, who are viewed with suspicion and treated as potential criminals by the police.
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Additionally, even after explaining that I lived just down the block, I often noticed the homeowner eyeing me with suspicion, questioning what business I could possibly have on their front porch.
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Taken as a whole, the list also reveals how government localities are collecting a chilling level of detail on Uighur individuals, suggesting that they are all treated with suspicion and distrust.
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It was a mission regarded with suspicion by powerful mining interests in Belgium and South Africa, as well as permanent members of the Security Council, including the United States and Britain.
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Egypt and Israel have been at peace since the 1979 Camp David peace treaty; even so, Egyptians who visit Israel are regarded with suspicion and are often subjected to questioning upon return.
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But while Orania continues to attract Afrikaners with deeply divisive views on race, arguments that it is a cultural project and not a racial one will be met with suspicion by many.
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Lawyers working with immigrant families separated under the Trump administration's " zero tolerance" immigration policy say that the parents have been so traumatized by their experiences, they treat their own lawyers with suspicion.
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But it has been viewed with suspicion, and it remains to be seen how the new administration will assert its authority in a chaotic country where rival militias and tribes hold sway.
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Younger cast Putin's intervention on the side of President Assad as a crude tactical ploy that aligned Russia with the minority Alawites whose members are viewed with suspicion among the majority Sunnis.
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The authorities in Dushanbe have sometimes viewed the munificent 79-year-old Aga Khan with suspicion, as he is so much more popular than they are in the fastnesses of the Pamir.
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The U.S. government has long viewed Huawei with suspicion but tensions were raised significantly in December when Huawei's CFO Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Canada at the behest of the Justice Department.
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But both are divisive figures within the opposition: Ramos is seen as too old-school by many, while Falcon is viewed with suspicion due to his origins within the ruling "Chavismo" movement.
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Practices common among United States hedge funds, like short-selling stocks to protect against downturns in the market (in other words, hedging), are restricted in China, where regulators treat them with suspicion.
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But too often, in many parts of the U.N. system, the business community is still regarded with suspicion, and its motives are called into question or criticized as a conflict of interest.
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Black Lives Matter activists view body-camera programs with suspicion, arguing that communities of color need better educational and employment opportunities, environmental justice, and adequate housing, rather than souped-up robo-cops.
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To them, Mr. Trump's unfiltered populism, including its offensive elements, is actually the attraction: the ability to jab a finger at a political establishment they regard with suspicion, frustration and erupting anger.
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Rather, the arrest appears to be related to a wider government crackdown on nongovernmental groups that are regarded with suspicion in Egypt and accused of being front organizations for various foreign conspiracies.
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Police say they struggle most with surveillance of communities like Molenbeek, where the mostly white force is viewed with suspicion by a largely immigrant population wary of being labeled as potential terrorists.
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Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) used a variety of props to illustrate her argument that African-Americans are primarily viewed with suspicion — even if they are doing something typically viewed as non-threatening.
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Officials across the administration look with suspicion on Chinese industrial plans, including Made in China 218, which called for $300 billion in financing and other support for 10 advanced industries, including semiconductors.
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But police often treat victims with suspicion if they have been involved in criminal activities like cannabis farming or drug trafficking, said detective inspector Henry Dick from central England's Leicestershire police force.
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Not wanting to be a distraction, as one DNC official put it, Perez had stayed in Washington rather than travel to Iowa, though his absence was viewed with suspicion by several Iowans.
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Without an end to the hostile environment and the government's inhumane approach to immigration, which treats every person thought to be a migrant with suspicion, Mr. Javid's appointment doesn't alter a thing.
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At a moment when Mr. Trump is consumed by troubles at home and viewed with suspicion by allies, however, there was no appetite in the White House for a breach with Iran.
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Having been at 70 percent for the first 10 years of his career, the improvement demonstrates just how at home the Briton now feels on a surface he once treated with suspicion.
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It is also viewed with suspicion by Pakistanis who have built homes and businesses along the 43-km route connecting Karachi's sprawling suburbs with the industrial and commercial areas of the megacity.
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From the moment she takes him to the hospital, she's met with suspicion from authorities, followed by hostility and bigotry from Orlando's family, which doesn't even want her to attend his funeral.
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In The Corriere della Sera, a leading newspaper, a reviewer recalled "looking at it with suspicion" but being won over by the ease with which the tiny car climbed an Alpine pass.
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A field sobriety test was performed at Utah County Jail, where he was charged with suspicion of DUI, reckless driving, unsafe lane travel, speeding and possession of an open container of alcohol.
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"I think the problem is worse than this poll shows," he added, arguing that Republicans and Democrats are more likely to regard the media with suspicion when their party controls the presidency.
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Even as bros toss back brews in the early scenes, a storm cloud of dread hangs over the characters and the audience flinches with suspicion alongside the pledges at every frat bro pleasantry.
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But after pushing back on Taylor's quid pro quo view, Sondland said he and the other diplomats should end their conversation, something that has been viewed with suspicion by Democrats and other observers.
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Carter said he would be discussing with his allies how to draw a greater contribution from the Sunni Arabs, many of whom view the US-backed, Shia-led government in Baghdad with suspicion.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - U.N.-brokered peace talks with the Syrian government and opposition began on Thursday, a few days before separate negotiations hosted by Damascus's close ally Russia that the West views with suspicion.
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He is charged with suspicion of attempted first-degree murder, first-degree assault with extreme indifference, first-degree assault with intent to cause serious bodily injury and first-degree burglary, per Boulder police.
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That means every one of his tweets has to be viewed with suspicion, as part of a permanent campaign—and as his substitute for communicating with the press in a more traditional way.
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Indigenous Baloch people view outsiders with suspicion, and their anger about Islamabad exploiting the province's vast natural resources has been one of the key themes fuelling a separatist insurgency that began around 2004.
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Stacey Vaillancourt, 73, is charged with suspicion of manslaughter and child cruelty in the January death of Harper Rose Briar, the Vermont State Police Department announced in a news release obtained by PEOPLE.
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Those units are sometimes viewed with suspicion by their own allies: In interviews in Syria, some of the other fighters from pro-government militias disparaged the Afghans as too young and poorly trained.
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He added that the department also benefited by having officers with life experiences like hers, who can establish a dialogue with a group of New Yorkers who have viewed the police with suspicion.
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Studying abroad can be a positive experience, she said, but it also carries the risk of racial abuse, especially now that people of Asian origin are viewed with suspicion as the virus spreads.
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Why it matters: If the administration views every Chinese company with suspicion, it could prolong the trade war and put the U.S. and China on a crash course toward a swift technological decoupling.
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Any effort by a military chief to consolidate power is viewed with suspicion by many in the political class, who are wary of the army extending its influence further into the civilian domain.
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The staff members, many of them holdovers from the Obama administration, felt viewed with suspicion by Mr. Trump's team and shut out of the policy-making process, according to current and former officials.
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Mr. Miller and other aides had the task of turning those promises into a policy agenda that would also include an assault against a pro-immigration bureaucracy they viewed with suspicion and disdain.
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Besides decriminalization, high on the legislative agenda for activists is the repeal of so-called "walking while trans" laws, which allow police officers to treat any trans woman walking down the street with suspicion.
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I don't pretend to know what the answer is, but it's difficult to come up with a philosophy or foreign policy strategy that regards Germany, Japan and Britain with suspicion and Russia with equanimity.
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A California father has been charged with suspicion of murder in the death of his 4-year-old daughter, who drowned in a baptismal pool in a local Catholic church, according to multiple reports.
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After years of showing up for virtually every cause in town, Khalifa finds it galling that some fellow Republicans would now look at him with suspicion solely because of his religion and immigrant background.
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The company has long been viewed with suspicion by intelligence services in the West, who worry that the networking infrastructure it supplies to countries around the world could be subverted by the Chinese government.
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The split and efforts to rebrand are a key part of widening al-Nusra's appeal in the country, where al Qaeda's international focus is viewed with suspicion by other Syrian rebel groups, he says.
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He is charged with suspicion of attempted first-degree murder, first-degree assault with extreme indifference, first-degree assault with intent to cause serious bodily injury and first-degree burglary, according to Boulder police.
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But that call has been viewed with suspicion, if not outright hostility, by his critics, who see it as a way for the embattled president to solidify his rule and do away sidestep elections.
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The bills specifically cite ZTE and Huawei, both of which are viewed with suspicion in the United States because of fears that their switches and other gear could be used to spy on Americans.
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"I was routinely followed around shops with suspicion by shop keepers who seem to think that the majority of the customer base are trying to steal their products," says Chinwe Nnajiuba, a school tutor.
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Now hundreds of thousands of them are refugees, flowing into areas like Iraqi Kurdistan, where they are met with suspicion and where memories of abuses under Saddam Hussein's Sunni Arab oligarchy are still fresh.
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"If you want some crack, it's a different block, down closer to the Carl's Jr." The dealers eyed Riley's camera and my notebook with suspicion, but he was more nervous about the local cops.
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In the '80s, when artists like Salt-N-Pepa, Naughty by Nature, N.W.A. and their fans were eyed with suspicion by many established concert halls, robbing them of normal bookings, rinks happily accepted them.
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Hopes of an enduring peace between the two Koreas remain riddled with suspicion of Mr. Kim's sincerity about dismantling a decades-old nuclear program that has long been a hallmark of his family's dynasty.
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Conservative Gulf neighbors have long viewed Qatar's foreign policy with suspicion, especially its refusal to shun Shi'ite Iran, and resented its state-funded broadcaster Al Jazeera for airing critical views from across the region.
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Introduced by Jerry Rubin, the radical activist, as "Chile's best poet," Mr. Parra, then 57, said he was viewed with suspicion by many Communists in Chile because of an episode in Washington in 1970.
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Already large parts of the countryside, much of which is under the control of the Taliban, are out of bounds for journalists, who have been regarded with suspicion and sometimes outright hostility by the insurgents.
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If Trump did offer Erdogan congratulations when many in the West are eyeing him with suspicion he may strengthen the US/Turkey alliance, but send a message that democratic principles are not his top consideration.
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Those people, often viewed with suspicion by corporate execs or government officials, sometimes discover bugs — unintentional holes, or glitches, built into a system that allow it to be manipulated in ways its designers hadn't intended.
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Project Spokane's landlord, Steve Nelson, made his last pitch to the community, comparing skepticism toward cryptocurrency to the way some people greeted credit cards with suspicion, before they became a cornerstone of the financial system.
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It will be hard to define Ma's most important legacy, but one has been normalizing China's commercial internationalization, a crucial achievement for a country whose rise is viewed with suspicion by much of the world.
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You and your partner will eye each other with suspicion afterward, each wondering whether the other would make the same decision as the guy in the movie, each silently reassuring yourself that you never would.
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Though its well-established in other parts of the world, ranked-choice is viewed with suspicion in the US, as any new voting system is wont to be by those elected under the status quo.
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Conservative Gulf neighbors have long viewed Qatar's foreign policy with suspicion, especially its refusal to shun Shi'ite Iran, and resented Al Jazeera for its readiness to air unwelcome or dissenting views from across the region.
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If France's Muslim population had already been viewed with suspicion, the following days and months subjected them, along with a fresh influx of immigrants and refugees fleeing the Middle East, to extraordinary levels of scrutiny.
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Central to his lawsuit against the city is the claim that his supervisor called him a "hairbag" behind his back, which Mr. Dietrich says is evidence that older officers are viewed with suspicion and disdain.
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Republicans say the problems mean that Trump, an outsider who basically took over his party and is still viewed with suspicion in establishment circles, will face even more trouble in trying to refashion his team.
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But the involvement of China and Russia in these facilities, which can hardly be considered responsible actors given their past ties to elements of Iran's secret nuclear and missile programs, should be met with suspicion.
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Where women were still second-class citizens, where Jews and other ethnic whites were looked on with suspicion, and immigrants were kept out almost completely unless they came from certain approved countries in Northern Europe.
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Heras said that many of Mosul's Sunni residents view the Shiite-led government in Baghdad with suspicion, especially because of its use of Shiite militias, known as Popular Mobilization Forces, in the fight against ISIS.
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To watch the body language between Mr. Obama and President Raúl Castro of Cuba this week was to witness the unfolding of a complicated relationship — warm and respectful yet tinged with suspicion, cooperative yet competitive.
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Conservative Gulf neighbours have long viewed Qatar's foreign policy with suspicion, especially its refusal to shun Shi'ite Iran, and resented Al Jazeera for its readiness to air unwelcome or dissenting views from across the region.
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When Trump approaches other countries with an attitude that America is dominant and everyone else owes it thanks, or money for border walls, or money for mutual defense, he is received with suspicion and hostility.
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The diamond-miner is controlled by the Russian state, viewed with suspicion in many countries for its annexation of Crimea, its backing of Bashar al-Assad's murderous regime in Syria and election-meddling in America.
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Martin wears their uniform and is viewed by the townspeople with suspicion, but Jacob discovers his uncle's true nature one night as he and Martin ferry a boatload of Nazis from one harbor to another.
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She had always been viewed with suspicion by the president, who told aides she was "a Bushie," and part of the "deep state" who once contributed to a group that supported Jeb Bush's presidential campaign.
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Democrats view Gowdy with suspicion because he led investigations that broke down into partisan acrimony, such as the Benghazi probe and the review of GOP allegations that the IRS targeted conservative groups for extra scrutiny.
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They were able to see a superhero movie that centered on a person who not only looked like them, but who was navigating a white world in a body that is looked on with suspicion.
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Facebook has again overstepped its role of news aggregator to gatekeeper, and has simply proved that its ongoing role as one of the world's largest news disseminators must be regarded with suspicion, if not cynicism.
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As cultural attitudes toward sexual harassment and assault continue to shift — and as those who speak up are celebrated, rather than viewed with suspicion — a more strenuous reevaluation of Allen's legacy may still lie ahead.
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"Anti-vaccinism often goes hand in hand with suspicion of experts, government and Big Pharma and with conspiracy theories and skepticism about science generally," Helen Bedford, children's health professor at the University College London, tells Axios.
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That has led to a culture inside some insurance companies where customers are viewed with suspicion and investigators have been observed openly celebrating when they manage to get them arrested, according to interviews with former employees.
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The desperation was only made worse by a rainstorm that flooded the camp and Mexican official's decision to then move them to a concert venue further away from the border was met with suspicion from many.
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Baber has been charged with suspicion of rape, sodomy, contributing to the sexual delinquency of a minor, online sexual corruption of a minor, and unlawful delivery of marijuana to a person under 18 years of age.
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Energy sales have driven Qatar's rapid rise as a regional player, with vast infrastructure projects and widening diplomatic influence as well as a role in the Syrian conflict that is viewed with suspicion by Gulf neighbors.
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But insiders say the outspoken executive clashed with the technical leadership at Airbus, notably former chief engineer Charles Champion, and came to represent a U.S. vanguard viewed with suspicion by some in Europe's largest aerospace group.
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Energy sales have driven Qatar's rapid rise as a regional player, with vast infrastructure projects and widening diplomatic influence as well as a role in the Syrian conflict that is viewed with suspicion by Gulf neighbours.
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The speech was a "calculated gamble," Richard Gowan, a fellow at NYU's Center on International Cooperation, said, adding that Trump may "react badly" to even a limited challenge from the UN, which he views with suspicion.
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Through his close ties to King Bhumibol, Prem was able to survive two coup attempts by hard line and reactionary members of the military who viewed his circle of civilian advisors and amnesty programs with suspicion.
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Yet such polling should be viewed with suspicion as academic research shows that consumers often say one thing yet do another, Andreas Chatzidakis, a marketing professor at London's Royal Holloway University, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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A former investment banker, he bested France's traditional political parties and fashioned himself as something of a centrist, giving both left and right reason to support him, but also ample room to regard him with suspicion.
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The opposition candidate, who is viewed with suspicion by militants on both sides due to his defection from the ruling "Chavismo" movement in 2010, added that he would immediately let in foreign humanitarian aid if elected.
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Their plates are spectacularly unembellished, and garnishes are viewed with suspicion, as if the cook wishes to distract your eye from the fact of an inferior ingredient or to divert your attention away from sloppy technique.
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This was where she arrived in 1919 from Plymouth on her journey to take up her parliamentary seat, and where she was greeted by well-wishers, among them suffragists who had initially regarded her with suspicion.
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The police department's recent statements about Bradford, coupled with the fact that Bradford lawfully owned his gun, has called attention to the ways that black gun owners are often viewed with suspicion and treated as threats.
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Donald Trump's continued refusal to completely disclose, much less divest his assets and place them in a blind trust, means that nearly every official and unofficial action he or his family takes will be tainted with suspicion.
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Nor is an alliance of relatively skeptical Nordic and Eastern European countries easy to imagine: Nordic skepticism has a lot to do with suspicion that Eastern states are weak when it comes to the rule of law.
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Beijing was displeased, however, that only six candidates had been barred, the source added, with others viewed with suspicion by China - including a group calling for a referendum on Hong Kong's future after 2047 - allowed to stand.
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"With New York away for Thanksgiving and investors now doubting the Fed trajectory for 2018, expect investors to continue to regard the dollar with suspicion intraday," Emmanuel Ng, a strategist at OCBC Bank, said in a note.
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The dispute erupted in early March when Mr. Ban visited a camp for Western Saharan people displaced by the conflict, a visit that the Polisario Front regarded as a positive step but that Moroccans viewed with suspicion.
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Administrators, including the mayor at the time, John DeStefano Jr., argued they were simply trying to comply with a federal law that views job requirements like promotional tests with suspicion when they disproportionately rule out minority applicants.
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And because so much of America remains divided along racial lines, black people who enter white spaces are often viewed with suspicion unless they are in a service position, like working as a store clerk or a waiter.
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Suspicion hangs over China's figures, but the WHO has praised the country's responseThe figures being reported by China had already been treated with suspicion for weeks after multiple researchers suggested the number of infected should be much higher.
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The group, which is seen as largely synonymous with the Kurdish YPG, is viewed with suspicion by the Sunni-majority residents of Raqqa, who are concerned that a SDF victory in their city could lead to forced displacements.
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But financial services are not among the web of Swiss-EU accords as, for years, Switzerland's banks viewed deeper EU ties with suspicion, fearing they could jeopardize secrecy rules which helped the country become a global tax haven.
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If the administration's leading national voice on campus free speech treats the debate as yet another ideological sparring ground, it should not come as a surprise if students come to view the defense of free speech with suspicion.
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At one point during the Lully, the solo dancer — Martí Corbera, a 22-year-old Spaniard taking over the role for the orchestra's tour — attempts to mingle with the players, who have rebuffed him with suspicion so far.
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Day & Night employs a mix of animation styles to tell the story of two very different beings who initially regard each other with suspicion and hatred before finding common ground in their mutual love of ... bikini-clad women?
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The bombshell revelations detonated hours before Barr opened testimony on Wednesday on Capitol Hill, an appearance that was already likely to be a political cauldron with suspicion intense among Democrats over his framing and interpretation of the Mueller investigation.
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Philip Hammond, the chancellor, has been sniped at because he supports a long transition period to make Brexit go smoothly—a sensible idea which is viewed with suspicion by some Brexiteers, who fear the transition stage could become permanent.
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She was speaking after Le Figaro newspaper reported that European Commission agents raided the headquarters of Casino and French peer Intermarche in connection with suspicion of antitrust practices tied to a 2014 purchasing alliance that has since been abandoned.
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On The Mick, this happens after her rich sister gets arrested for fraud, leading Mickey to crash in her ostentatious Greenwich mansion with her spoiled new kids, all parties eyeing the gulf between them with suspicion and wary disdain.
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The proposal is a bold ploy to win approval and votes from Muslim women and chip away at an important bloc of voters - there are around 170 million Muslims in India - that has thus far viewed Modi with suspicion.
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The comments came after a media outlet in Russia and voice on social media implied that by "faking" this video, the White Helmets' other videos should be treated with suspicion — a stance pushed by Syria President Bashar al-Assad.
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But in what sounded almost like a victory speech in Iowa on Monday night, Mr Rubio promised to "grow" the Republican Party and reach out to low-income and other voters who have traditionally viewed conservative policies with suspicion.
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It is certainly true that Trump was viewed with suspicion by the Republican Party from the time he began his presidential run — and that his language and attitudes are viewed with distaste by much of the Beltway political class.
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After years of criticism from across the political spectrum — including from a conservative establishment that has viewed him with suspicion — Mr. O'Keefe would seem well positioned to be more broadly embraced by the right, and feared by the left.
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"I think we have to view with suspicion plans to retrain employees, because we've heard that story before," Scott Aquanno, a political scientist at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, who has studied previous G.M. layoffs, told me.
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That concept — of saying, "I support this, but this bill doesn't go far enough, and I don't want to lose out on an opportunity for more comprehensive legislation down the line" — I am now going to regard with suspicion.
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There's been a rapid spike in coronavirus disease, or Covid-19, cases in South Korea, and about half of the 231 confirmed cases are linked to a secretive religious group often viewed with suspicion by more traditional religious sects.
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Xi then forged ahead with China's own Asian free trade agreements, new lending institutions and a huge new Silk Road (the "Belt and Road" initiative) — all the projects that Washington still regards with suspicion and varying degrees of hostility.
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If "shopping while black" and "driving while black" have been long used to describe a tendency for people and police to treat black people with suspicion, recent incidents have provided an increasing number of scenarios to add to the list.
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Jen Mihalcoe/Learn Larp, LLC Live action role-playing, also known as LARPing, is often viewed with suspicion, to the extent that several LARPers profiled in Lizzie Stark's 2012 book Leaving Mundania asked that she not use their last names.
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Captioned with a simple, "Arthur," Phoenix is dressed in a dowdy dark gray jacket and light-colored button-down shirt with his long hair framing his gaunt face as he stares at the camera with suspicion and grit in his eyes.
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His eclectic and compressed training — he spent only two years at Juilliard — also meant that he didn't have time to absorb the enmity that simmered between modern dance and ballet, two artistic camps that looked upon each other with suspicion.
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Businesses are rightly being expected to play a role in advancing the needs of society, and business itself is no longer positively seen by many as a source of jobs, personal dignity and opportunity but is increasingly viewed with suspicion.
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Trump's Putin fandom is one of the most singularly enraging facts about his campaign for dedicated neocons, who view Putin as an autocrat who the US should meet with suspicion and military strength, not unlike the autocrats who rule Iran.
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Qatar Airways' proposal to buy into American was met with suspicion by critics at a time when Qatar is embroiled in the region's worst diplomatic crisis in years and is locked in an airspace rights dispute with three other Gulf states.
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Captioned with a simple, "Arthur," Phoenix appeared dressed in a dowdy dark gray jacket and light-colored button-down shirt with his long hair framing his gaunt face as he stares at the camera with suspicion and grit in his eyes.
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The $40 billion textile and garment sector is a pillar of India's economy and moves aimed at improving workers' rights are often viewed with suspicion by authorities, politicians and management, who see it as a threat to the thriving industry.
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There has been much media speculation that, in this case, the anti-immigration Northern League might break its alliance with Berlusconi to hook up with 5-Star in a coalition likely to be viewed with suspicion by Italy's EU partners.
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Deep in the heart of Texas' mythology rest some widely accepted axioms: the belief that individualism and strict limits on government made Texas great, and the opinion that any outside authority, especially the federal government, was to be regarded with suspicion.
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And President Trump's fiery rhetoric and threats to walk away — including claims that most Salvadoran immigrants are gang members in disguise — have at times endangered his administration's diplomacy in a region where American involvement has long been viewed with suspicion.
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The viral video serves as the latest in a series of "Living While Black" incidents — high-profile stories of black people being viewed with suspicion, subjected to 911 calls, or confronted by police officers for simply existing in public spaces.
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The political elites in the postcolonial Arab world, be they conservative or of the left, are still allergic to foreign support endorsing local calls for democracy: The memory of colonization taints any, or almost any, form of international assistance with suspicion.
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It's easy to grasp why, especially in many disenfranchised neighborhoods, the sudden appearance of two cheerful behavioral scientists doling out help "for the good of the American people" (a phrase of which Shankar is fond) might be met with suspicion.
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Consumers in China often regard mass media with suspicion, but they are more trusting of social media personalities, essentially thinking of them as part of the "outer rim" of their friend group, said Brian Buchwald, CEO of consumer intelligence company Bomoda.
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With suspects now in custody, museum staff members no longer have to view their colleagues with suspicion, Hans-Jürgen Harras, the head of security at the State Museums of Berlin, which includes the Bode Museum, told the DPA news agency.
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In the past several months, there have been numerous examples of "Living While Black" incidents — stories of black people being viewed with suspicion, subjected to 911 calls, or confronted by police officers or armed civilians for simply existing in public spaces.
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Assistant Director-in-Charge of the New York FBI office, William Sweeney, said the alleged crime was an injustice "to those who do truly need the support of their communities and may now be met with suspicion" because of her alleged behavior.
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The very idea of women pursuing advanced study was viewed by many with suspicion — "some critics felt women might succumb to 'brain fever' if called upon to use their minds too vigorously," the website for Mount St. Mary's University in Los Angeles notes.
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In addition, many Arab countries view the deal with suspicion, leading them to take up arms (as in the case of Yemen) against what they see as a heightened threat from Iran now that Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) is being implemented.
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If Trump's voters support him because he projects an authoritarian personality—that is, a persona that aggressively supports conformity and order, seeks to protect social norms, and views outsiders with suspicion—then too much flexibility might read as weakness, vulnerability, or fragility.
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According to the Pew study, two-thirds of Muslim-Americans whose appearance is identifiably Muslim report experiences of discrimination, from a generalized sense of being treated with suspicion to being singled out by airport security to being attacked and called offensive names.
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Here's a strange one: People usually respond to news of a remake of a beloved film with suspicion if not outright anger, but the 713 remake of Footloose is actually better-reviewed than the first, at least according to the Rotten Tomatoes algorithm.
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Sign up for Hulu hereAndie sticks out like a sore thumb at her upper-class high school, but when the rich, popular heartthrob asks her to prom, their romance is met with suspicion from her best friend and ridicule from his clique.
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Though the Sheffield housemates share the same dreams of finding a decent job, and the same fears — of being caught and deported, of not making the month's rent or being able to scrounge together a meal — they regard one another with suspicion.
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The fact that Rajan was appointed by the previous Congress government did not help him win friends in Modi's BJP, and the former University of Chicago professor has been viewed by some with suspicion as a product of the West, not India.
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Some critics view the Modi government's position with suspicion, fearing that the intent is less to support Muslim women than to please Hindu nationalists, who have long argued that the same laws on marriage and divorce should apply to all religious groups.
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Doug Letter, the chief counsel for the House, said in a brief that Mulvaney's effort to intervene should be treated with suspicion because the testimony the impeachment investigators have collected to date places him at the center of alleged wrongdoing against Trump.
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Ms. Collins, a Republican who has her own reputation as a pivotal swing vote able to make or break legislation, is viewed with suspicion and anger by many Democrats who believe she flirts with crossing party lines only to protect herself politically.
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The Democratic-led inquiry into Mr. Trump's dealings with Ukraine this spring and summer established that the president was actively involved in parallel efforts — both secretive and highly unusual — to bring pressure on a country he viewed with suspicion, if not disdain.
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Trump's message is that Obama went to the mosque because he is personally foreign or Muslim, or sympathetic to Islam, and Trump is on record as saying that Muslims should be treated with suspicion and fear and barred from entering the country.
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The four great inventions were one of the main themes at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Beijing in 2008, an event that China saw as its global coming-out party after decades of being treated with suspicion and contempt by foreign powers.
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When Orlando suddenly dies of an aneurysm, we begin to understand why: Marina is trans (as is Vega), and we watch her struggle to grieve her beloved's death as the police treat her with suspicion and Orlando's family treats her with contempt (and worse).
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has promised to split Eskom into three entities to make it more efficient, but labour unions and some within the governing African National Congress party view his plan with suspicion as it could loosen the state's grip over the power sector.
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But in recent days, US officials have issued a number of statements warning the approaching caravan, suggesting that even though authorities will evaluate any asylum claims once the caravan arrives, they're eyeing migrants in this group with suspicion, not welcoming them with open arms.
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Most journalists readily denounced violent racist organizations like neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan, and eyed with suspicion the growing "radical right," a label that covered everything from the John Birch Society to the American Nazi Party to, for some, the National Review.
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But an examination of Mr. Trump's recommendations for policing, terrorism and immigration enforcement reveals a series of policies that civil rights activists and national security veterans fear could have the effect of treating minorities with suspicion and singling them out for heavier government scrutiny.
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While around half a million international students live in the country, and numerous prestigious Western institutions run or partner with universities in China -- including New York University, Duke University and the University of Liverpool -- foreign academics in particular have also been treated with suspicion.
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Americans approach the Queen's English adoringly, as if it is somehow more "correct," while Brits tend to look at American English with suspicion, fearing that if they let their guard down for one second the mouths of Britain will be filled with Yankee jargon.
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Mr. Trump's wavering commitment and fiery rhetoric — including claims that most Salvadoran immigrants are gang members in disguise — have at times endangered the fragile inroads his embassy has made in a region where American involvement, dating back decades, has historically been viewed with suspicion.
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Locals tended to react to new building projects with suspicion or even hostility, and over a series of Mondays in 244 and 2700, Mr. Falk took his usual spot by the fire exit to watch several dozen of his fellow Lafayetters absolutely lose their minds.
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Even so, people close to Mr. Trump said he viewed her with suspicion because she had spent years working for President George W. Bush as a homeland security aide and later as a top official for the Transportation Security Administration in the Homeland Security Department.
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By choosing Mr. Grenell, who has little experience in intelligence or in running a large bureaucracy, the president signaled that he wants a trusted, aggressive leader atop an intelligence community that he has long viewed with suspicion and at times gone to war against.
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I mean, a woman of substance, an articulate, experienced in government, dignified, who had everything I thought would make her become a wonderful president of the United States, that doesn't seem to matter because I think powerful women, strong women are viewed with suspicion.
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These stories and others have been published so frequently that they've formed a new news genre: "Living While Black," a phrase that encompasses the myriad ways black people are viewed with suspicion, profiled, and threatened with responses from police for minor infractions, or less.
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An astrologer — someone adept at measuring, plotting and interpreting the positions of the stars and planets — could be viewed with suspicion, hostility and fear because it could be felt that their knowledge and skills gave them access to too much information about people and events.
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Add to that a revolving door of police commissioners — Baltimore has seen three in the past three years and is currently searching for a fourth — and you have an increasingly volatile mix for city residents who have long viewed their police force with suspicion and disdain.
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Looking back on frank discussions about various family members or downtown maladies, I realize it was Winnipeg attitudes that taught me to look at seemingly perfect families and institutions with suspicion or even pity, wondering what awful secrets might defrost in their yards in the springtime.
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But McCowns argues that his treatment was the result of racial profiling, in another story of "Living While Black": high-profile incidents that have dominated headlines this year involving African Americans being viewed with suspicion and subjected to 911 calls for simply existing in public spaces.
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"Double standards are Paul Ryan being elected at 28 and immediately being given the benefit of his ill-considered policies considered genius; and me winning a primary at 28 to immediately be treated with suspicion & scrutinized, down to my clothing, of being a fraud," she said.
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Western concerns over Russia's interference in domestic affairs — which are blown far out of proportion but are still rooted in the real activities of Russian trolls and hackers — means that even the most legitimate practices, such as Russia promoting its businesses abroad, are now viewed with suspicion.
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Nikita Khrushchev, who pioneered the Soviet pivot to the third world in the 1950s, had limited interest in and little patience with the North Vietnamese, whom he eyed with suspicion, especially after Hanoi began to tilt visibly to China's side in the unfolding Sino-Soviet split.
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But the attention these incidents have attracted in the past few months has provided additional evidence of the ways people of color are subjected to arbitrary social expectations and treated with suspicion if they don't live up to those expectations, and how violating those expectations is punishable.
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But environmental groups like Natural Resources Defense Council have viewed Mr. Pruitt's promises with suspicion, asserting that the Trump administration's push for sharp budget cuts to other important federal drinking water programs at both the E.P.A. and the Department of Agriculture could end up undercutting water safety.
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It's a special pleasure to see the nineties star Winona Ryder—so solid in recent cameos in "Black Swan" and "Show Me a Hero"—get a starring role, as Joyce Byers, a frayed divorcée whose neighbors view her with suspicion, even when she's crushed by tragedy.
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His "America First" philosophy looks upon global supply chains and the free trade deals they were built on with suspicion, and seeks to force sprawling multinational companies to move operations to the United States, in an effort to bolster American growth and lower the trade deficit.
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Endō was Japanese and a Catholic, which meant that no matter where he went, he was an outsider: His Buddhist countrymen viewed him with suspicion for his religion, while the Europeans among whom he lived for years in France considered him a stranger because of his nationality.
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War is in full swing, chemical warfare and machine guns have come to the front, automobiles dazzle poor kids on the street, women are considered either whores or homemakers, homosexuals and African-Americans are attacked and degraded, citizens with "foreign-sounding" names are harassed and treated with suspicion.
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But if refugees do make it out, ISIS wants them to be treated badly — the more the West treats them with suspicion and fear, the more it supports ISIS's narrative of a West that is hostile to Muslims and bolsters ISIS's efforts to recruit from migrant communities in Europe.
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As the tunes kept coming, these fast, furious blasts of high tempo wreckage, mangled incantations pinged in from another universe, a universe where the lumbering thump of house and techno's 4/4 rigidity is viewed with suspicion, I felt myself falling deeper and deeper into the rabbit hole.
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In July, Mr Xi used a trip to Ningxia province, the Hui heartland, to warn Chinese Muslims to resist "illegal religious infiltration activities" and "carry forward the patriotic tradition", a sign that he views this group with suspicion, as well as those on China's fringe with a history of separatism.
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But what is clear is that as long as Russia continues to attack democracy and Trump continues to deny it is happening, everything he does regarding Russia will be viewed with suspicion -- not only by Democrats, but by the segment of the Republican Party that doesn't trust Russia, or Trump.
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"But any bill that has been posted less than 24 hours — going to be debated three or four hours, not scored — needs to be viewed with suspicion," he said, noting that the House vote came without an assessment from the Congressional Budget Office on the latest version's price and impact.
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Behind the curtain: Axios' Jonathan Swan today sat in Reince Priebus' office with Steve Bannon, Jared Kushner, and Reince's deputy, Katie Walsh, who — fed up with the internal "Game of Thrones," and treated with suspicion by some prominent West Wing colleagues — is leaving to help launch Trump's outside political group, America First Policies.
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Between the lines: The president's son, Eduardo Bolsonaro, "described the CIA as 'one of the most respected intelligence agencies in the world,' in a tweet that was likely to raise eyebrows back home in Brazil, where the U.S. and its spy services have been regarded with suspicion in recent years," AP notes.
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Britain's position as Europe's financial centre is emerging as one of the main issues of contention in talks over the terms of its exit from the EU. Some European politicians see an opportunity to challenge British dominance of finance after decades of viewing its free-wheeling "Anglo-Saxon" model of capitalism with suspicion.
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Trevor Timm, the executive director of the Freedom of the Press Foundation, said that for journalists like Mr. Ou who have worked in the Middle East to be treated with suspicion, potentially forcing them to break promises of confidentiality to sources just to enter the country, sets a poor international precedent, he said.
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More recently, the Pakistani Army has often treated Pashtuns with suspicion because the Taliban militancy against the state has been predominantly Pashtun — though locals in Pashtun areas say that their area was until recently governed by draconian, colonial-era laws, and that they feel trampled both by the militants and the Pakistani military.
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Britain's position as Europe's financial center is emerging as one of the main issues of contention in talks over the terms of its exit from the EU. Some European politicians see an opportunity to challenge British dominance of finance after decades of viewing its free-wheeling "Anglo-Saxon" model of capitalism with suspicion.
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"It would be speculative on my part, but one could say (returners) might be viewed with suspicion for their time in the United States, since the relationship is pretty fraught at the moment," Olson said, noting that many Nicaraguans fled during previous waves of political unrest and were largely opposed to Ortega's movement.
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A government that owes a debt to Mr. Bolton and Mr. Abrams will not only be viewed with suspicion by many on the left in Venezuela; it could be forced to abide by constraints imposed by the neoconservatives in Washington about which political actors are considered acceptable partners in a reconciliation process.
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Despite the many gains that have been made for queer people, bisexual men still tend to be viewed with suspicion: If bi women are perceived as straight women who are taking a stance, bi men tend to be seen as gay men who just can't admit it — a presumed deceit they're viciously punished for.
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Back in the Midwest I had striven to put myself under the tutelage of the sophisticated and eccentric, and I figured pickins might be better in NYC — taste, intellect, and excessive peculiarity were celebrated here, so the old story went, in contrast to regional America, where such qualities are generally regarded with suspicion and contempt.
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Social liberals recall with suspicion the Green family's victory in a landmark Supreme Court case in 2014, confirming the right of Hobby Lobby, as a family-run company administered on Christian principles, to opt out of a law obliging employers to offer contraceptives that may target fertilised eggs, such as the morning-after pill.
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Five years ago Kanye West arrived with much-touted dreams of high style and a collection very different from his Adidas collection, only to be greeted with suspicion and disdain — and that was before he showed any clothes (he lasted two seasons before retreating, and took back with him a fashion world persecution complex).
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That Ocasio-Cortez, the youngest woman ever elected to Congress, is a Democratic Socialist only set off more alarm bells within Fox News HQ. Whether it's painting her as a liberal media darling, eyeing her Capitol Hill ambitions with suspicion, or taking every opportunity to put the word "socialist" in a headline, the network is a bit, well, focused.
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And yet despite her many accomplishments — her role in the liberation of Mozambique, the fact that she served as education minister, her groundbreaking work on advocating for child soldiers — when Ms. Machel and Mr. Mandela announced their plans to wed, she was met with suspicion: "What sort of woman marries not one but two heads of state?" people asked.
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At the same time, if Iran stays in the agreement with the other countries who are party to it, the United States will lose any standing to bring concerns to the Joint Commission, the forum the agreement set up to oversee progress; any evidence we might offer about suspect Iranian military sites will be viewed with suspicion.
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Once seen as a small group of loudmouth know-it-alls and viewed with suspicion by big institutional shareholders like state pension funds, in recent years, activist investors like Mr. Peltz and William A. Ackman have at times been welcomed by these same shareholders and seen as a positive force for change in a recalcitrant company.
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She is well liked and respected by members of both parties, but regarded with suspicion by some of the president's staunchest allies on Capitol Hill, including members of the conservative Freedom Caucus, who urged him to dig in for a wall fight even as she was counseling avoiding a shutdown, according to people familiar with the talks.
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It's a literal interpretation of the feeling that most of us have: that the Johnson mayoral terms have been ones in which anything other than the nice, quiet, flat white lives of people who move into flats next to nightclubs and venues and are then surprised that those places open late and are quite loud, is to be viewed with suspicion.
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The new ones include the well-known imperative urging passengers to be on the lookout for packages left on the train — a common-sense post-9/11 safety announcement, to be sure, but also one that suggests our growing comfort with a surveillance state in which people regard one another with suspicion yet tolerate unseen but heard government and corporate oversight.
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Any conversations between Perez and political figures who are viewed as being part of the establishment can be greeted with suspicion by liberal Democrats, who want to see the DNC stocked with progressives after the organization tilted the scales in favor of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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His lawyers, JaneAnne Murray and Joshua Dratel, said in a statement that he viewed his disclosures as "an act of conscience" in the face of racism at the F.B.I. "It has long been a critique of the F.B.I. that it consists of and reflects a predominantly white male culture, which, as a result, has often treated minority communities with suspicion and disrespect," the statement said.
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Questions asked by Mr. Durham, who was assigned by Attorney General William P. Barr to scrutinize the early actions of law enforcement and intelligence officials struggling to understand the scope of Russia's scheme, suggest that Mr. Durham may have come to view with suspicion several clashes between analysts at different intelligence agencies over who could see each other's highly sensitive secrets, the people said.
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From having killed Osama bin Laden in May 2011, who was hiding in plain sight in the military garrison town of Abbottabad, to the downing of a NATO helicopter on the Afghanistan-Pakistani border the following November that resulted in Pakistan shutting down NATO supply lines into Afghanistan, the U.S.-Pakistan relationship was, and continues to be, blanketed with suspicion and mistrust — and for good reason.
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Family members arrange their marriages to men they may have glimpsed only once and never spoken to at all; grown women in Saudi Arabia are assigned male guardians who must approve their every move, including trips to neighboring women's homes for tea; the religious studies of Syrian women meet with suspicion and censure; and across the Arab world, it seems, the status of a woman's virginity is everybody's business but her own.
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THE LONGEST LINE ON THE MAP The United States, the Pan-American Highway, and the Quest to Link the Americas By Eric Rutkow Latin America and the United States have eyed each other warily for the last two centuries, bound in a cycle of economic interest tinged with suspicion — "distant neighbors," in the memorable phrase of Alan Riding, who was writing about Mexico but might as well have been describing the whole hemisphere.
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Be it a black firefighter doing safety inspections in a largely white neighborhood, black teens shopping for prom at a Missouri Nordstrom Rack, a black family holding a funeral for a loved one, a different black family eating at Subway, or a black real estate investor looking at a property, the past few weeks have seen people of color repeatedly racially profiled, confronted by police, and, in some cases, arrested after white business owners, employees, or bystanders viewed them with suspicion.
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Matias Spektor, another international relations professor at Fundação Getulio Vargas, said Brazil and the United States had last forged a strong and durable partnership in the 1940s, when President Franklin D. Roosevelt persuaded the Brazilian government to turn on Nazi Germany and join the alliance that won World War II. After democracy was restored in Brazil in the mid-1980s, following a 21-year military dictatorship that began with a coup backed by Washington, much of the political left in Brazil regarded the United States with suspicion and resentment.
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