" Mr. Corden responded: "You're working against your own cause.
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Was this woman working through — working against — something else?
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Meanwhile, there are plenty of other forces working against nuclear.
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Bernie Sanders still sees her political machine working against him.
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Dmitry Kiselev says "radical liberals" are working against the President.
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There is no obvious, equally potent counterforce working against them.
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Working against her is the remorseless logic of party politics.
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But good for McGregor for working against the status quo.
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That said, Fox has two major weaknesses working against him.
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Trends in the marketplace, however, are working against electrified models.
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Our hope is that the calendar's not working against us.
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Do you think your two escapes are working against you?
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All of these things are working against Gurley right now.
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That said, Kelly has some unique circumstances working against him.
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I'm working against my dad's timeline of selling the house.
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Now they are working against her, and she knows it.
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But there is a lot of history working against Johnson.
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Now Qiu's high visibility seems to be working against her.
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Working against Trump is his own record on immigration deals.
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Working against Deadpool: The nominations ballots only have five slots total.
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They thought it was working against the interest of the country.
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And neither of those endorsements seem to be working against him.
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"Our airspace forces will continue working against these organisations," he said.
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Donald has a proven track record of actively working against women.
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Or is it actively working against US interests across the globe?
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But there is another clock that might be working against Sanders.
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He said he's surprised that party "elites" are working against him.
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"Mark was somebody we were actively working against," the operative said.
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Are there just too many structural forces working against the teenagers?
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We are working against the beautiful virtuosity of a dancing body.
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Why are so many forces working against her dream of graduating?
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With so much working against it, why was "Bohemian Rhapsody" so successful?
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From what I have seen, I've not seen individuals working against him.
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"We are working against the clock, we understand that," Hammond told parliament.
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Working against all these odds, the Fed has done a good job.
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"If time is working against you, ask them to coffee!" she says.
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Mr Trump's Iranian ambitions are working against his domestic political ones, however.
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"You have two tax policies working against one another," Pomerleau says. 2000.
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You are actually working against the clock while the virus is spreading.
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Working against drivers still is the attrition rates of gig economy platforms.
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Gordon plans to exit the trade if it starts working against him.
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And the other factor working against investors is an aversion to loss.
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And crowdfunded hardware startups are likely to be working against the clock.
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National tax policies across Europe are also working against giving employees options.
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Physics is working against you, and they're measuring network activity in milliseconds.
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Indeed, the timing of Article 50 seems to be working against May.
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Rusal is working against American interests and helping Russia violate international law.
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Working against it: No foreign-language film has ever won best picture.
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This is all the deep state working against us, Trump will argue.
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Then there are the other intangibles in the race working against Northam.
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For decades, that was enough to keep Washington working against the people.
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Clinton, has spent decades working against racial discrimination, poverty and gun violence.
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She suggested one of her best advisors could be working against her.
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Now I'm just working against the backlash from doing my own thing.
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Russia gets some sustained possession, but the numbers are working against them.
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Time was no longer our friend and biology was working against us.
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The big picture: A perfect storm of trends is working against Amazon.
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She instead suggested there's a "larger conspiracy" working against the GOP nominee.
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Here are the three factors working against Marvel's most ignominious new property.
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Our investors are very happy about the timelines that we're working against.
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The petition was submitted by a group working against gender-based workplace discrimination.
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Reuters reports Charles Koch is working against the idea of a border tax.
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The three-point gap suggests the "Neither" phenomenon was now working against Clinton.
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At times, it feels as if Facebook's own product is working against them.
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I could watch an entire season of these two working against each other.
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But Priebus had two big things working against him from the very start.
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As an officer of our government, working against the president isn't an option.
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Gartman also noted another factor working against the rising price of oil: Fracking.
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Hollywood legends Bette Davis and Joan Crawford had a lot working against them.
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The emails appeared to show DNC officials working against the candidacy of Sen.
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Yet Mr Anastasiades and Mr Akinci both say time is working against reunification.
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That's one of a couple of ways the film keeps working against itself.
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These systems can weaken in space, since they aren't working against any gravity.
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Especially shows that demonstrate the uphill battle of justice working against this terror?
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At least in one sense, perhaps, throwing harder may be working against pitchers.
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Congress is working against the clock as government funding will expire on Friday.
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That's not to say he wouldn't have a few factors working against him.
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In some ways, Brooker is working against a couple of disadvantages this season.
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" • "The second disincentive working against innovation in government is more understandable: fiduciary duty.
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He insisted the White House remains committed to working against the Turkish offensive.
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"If you're like me, you're working against 20-30 years of thinking, "Money?
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Working against the idea of Kelly being fired: Trump loves "his" generals. 9.
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The Thunder came into the game with a couple factors working against them.
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She helped manage the same highly classified program involving informants working against Iran.
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He reiterated on Monday in South Carolina that the party was working against him.
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Another factor working against gold, the strong dollar, should start to reverse, Melek said.
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Those developments, Trump said, were the result of establishment Republicans working against his campaign.
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ABC's latest comedy Splitting Up Together has one thing working against it: The Bachelor.
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Repeat this cycle too many times and your metabolism will start working against you.
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But as this new study points out, their genetics are also working against them.
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It's a scheme that's now working against their economic interest, and yours as well.
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They were working against John [Belushi] who said women are just fundamentally not funny.
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But history, which long buoyed families like his, may now be working against him.
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But there are a few unique factors working against the iPhone 7 Plus launch.
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The question NorthStar poses is: Why fund a Congressman who's actively working against you?
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Luke: I guess they invited us because our work is, hopefully, working against corruptions.
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"That is just for right now, where he isn't working against anybody," Rivera said.
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Other organizations working against Garland include Heritage Action and the Susan B. Anthony List.
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Prejudice, fear, and misunderstanding are all powerful forces working against decency and common sense.
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Now, as this season draws to a close, engineers are working against the clock.
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If you aren't working to make voting more accessible, you are working against Democracy.
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His group has been working against the Johnson Amendment for more than a decade.
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But things usually get really interesting when they start working against their own rules.
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This is yet another case of the unconscious brain working against our self-interests.
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Under Trump and Sessions, the Justice Department is now actively working against these arguments.
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Kilduff disagreed on Thursday, saying supply dynamics are still working against the oil market.
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But now all three branches of government are working against the anti-corruption agenda.
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Working against him could be a stronger United States dollar weighing on American exporters.
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We need more choices and we need the math to stop working against us.
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But black and Latinos have something much more powerful working against them than words.
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And like Sylvester McCoy, he was working against the falling popularity of the show.
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What's working against Shkreli, according to Steele, is that he has purchased numerous domains.
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After coming into contact with authorities working against Internet predators, he decided to get involved.
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Players are working against a timer, and new orders are constantly cycling into a queue.
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I knew I had a few things working against me going into the drug test.
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To me, there are all these things working against it as a longform, narrative format.
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Delta's revenue team was working against me here, hoping that it would sell the upgrade.
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"There is a lot working against young people having a connection with place," she says.
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In addition to the paradox of choice, Becca had another psychological factor working against her.
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From about 1927 on, Fitzgerald was pressed by a feeling of working against a clock.
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The creation of Tech Solidarity, a grassroots organization working against Trump, overlapped with the pledge.
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Trying to be honest about the forces that were working against you, figuring it out.
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"We had an opportunity to really cave there, with things working against us," Cobb said.
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The gist of it this: Remy is accusing Nicki of intentionally working against her success.
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But those artists are largely exceptions, working against a tide of more corporate-friendly work.
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How do we make sense, then, of its collaboration with the forces working against democracy?
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Wall Street perpetually cheers this strong dollar, but it is now working against American companies.
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In effect, the financial and development policies of developed nations are working against each other.
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Even if it winds up working against COVID-19, the drug has some significant limitations.
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Artists working against these assimilationist tendencies highlight difference in their work as much as possible.
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That means our hypothetical borrower Jay would have $70,000 in interest working against him ANNUALLY.
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Ms. Wynne is working against another "buy American" measure, in Texas, and proactively building ties.
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Many "headwinds" are working against them, most notably shifting demographics and attitudes of suburban voters.
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Also working against Mr. Bloomberg: Voters who know of him tend not to like him.
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We invented our social arrangements; we can alter them when they are working against us.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, says the company has a lot working against it.
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On top of that, General Electric and Boeing are working against Garrett getting the job.
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Working against it: Reviews and box office weren't as strong as they could have been.
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Still, the economics of fashion, in which stores pay after delivery, were working against him.
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They're going to happen again, and so why is the government working against our security?
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There are so many things working against ABC's sitcom Speechless, currently in its third season.
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For years, some giants of the industry have lamented that the markets were working against them.
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But angry old man Ballard and the Leafs weren't the only forces working against the merger.
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With Axanar working against all odds, it seems like a peaceful resolution would be most logical.
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And Russian internet trolls picked their targets carefully, working against Trump's two strongest Republican opponents, Sens.
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Are you working against your own self interest economically to not sell some of this stuff?
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Sunday that rescuers were "working against time," according to the BBC.
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They knew he had distant Jewish roots, and was working against the interests of Nazi Germany.
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Nothing is perfect, but when people are working against something, it makes it a tough road.
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Maya as mastermind works because of the mystery of why she would be working against Olivia.
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Tonight, we have bad news for the Democrats and everyone else actively working against President Trump.
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Working against banks, however, has been a flattening of the yield curve, which could dampen profits.
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"Autocorrect is actually working against the 'ease of effort' that comes with all lowercase," says Fonteyn.
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Ryan's remarks have angered some RNC members, who say the Speaker is actively working against them.
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It is clear that current laws are working against women's best interests: this is reproductive injustice.
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The question is, is working against Hillary Clinton the same thing as working for Donald Trump?
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He may find himself working against the very practices he utilized to achieve his political goals.
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The gist: Trump thinks Heidi Cruz was working against what Ted Cruz stands for. http://bit.
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The players often find themselves manipulated by other people, or an unseen system working against them.
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Yovanovitch had been vilified by Giuliani, who convinced the president she was working against his interests.
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He knew from his study of psychophysics that she was working against a fundamental biological obstacle.
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They simple truth is that they can't, especially if our own government is working against them!
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Is there an unconscious bias among our high school teachers that's working against small-business hiring?
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She strongly chastised UN bodies that America perceived to be working against Washington and its allies.
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Lew said members need to hold strong against groups that might be working against a compromise.
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In fact, it undermines progressive Israelis, who are working against this legislation in their own country.
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We're working against a universe of stigma that is an intersection of racism, sexism and homophobia.
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But one thing working against him, compared to 2016, is the candidate he's up against. Sen.
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We need to protect one another and value each person equally, and anyone working against that?
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That approach was doomed, not least because economic forces were already working against the new governments.
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The absence of studies supporting the claim is not all that is working against Mr. Trump.
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He has declared that a deeply rooted cabal — including his own appointees — is working against him.
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Tragically, time is already working against us, and it has been for our entire working lives.
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That sparked days of criticism from Trump, who accused the GOP leader of working against him.
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Is there a deep state working against the president's agenda, protecting its own and targeting usurpers?
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I see working against Trump as one piece of the larger movement to build a political revolution.
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But even tougher for non-power teams is that they're working against perception in a subjective process.
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Unfortunately, the things that positioned us well for success at one point [ended up working against us].
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A majority of cyber criminals "we are working against are Russian speaking, not just Russian", he said.
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There are a few television creators — most often bi women themselves — who are working against this trend.
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But they found a system working against them, from the city bureaucracy to costly fines and penalties.
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Some Indians don't understand why they should have to trade with a nation working against their interests.
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Wal-Mart is a member of Americans for Affordable Products, a business coalition working against border adjustment.
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That approach gobbled up interior space and raised the Chevy's center of gravity, working against its handling.
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Even in the city departments, we got people working against us to make Opa-Locka look bad.
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Some of these people form uneasy alliances, and others of these people are working against each other.
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Arrange it around that instead of doing it at a time where you're already working against yourself.
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The congresswoman herself tweeted that the Medium post was part of a "conspiracy machine" working against her.
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It's too bad that's probably working against it, too, with people brushing it off as mobile nonsense.
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Working against these trends is a nationwide movement organizing around sweeping reform to bring down housing costs.
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Trump Jr. also speculated to ABC that there may be White House employees working against his father.
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Users need to understand which AI algorithms are working for them, and which are working against them.
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One other factor working against the stock market in the short term is the Presidential election cycle.
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We've also heard Trump rail against a rigged government working against the best interests of the people.
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Dr. Davis said he also believed that climate change was working against efforts to prevent algal blooms.
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For Sanders supporters such as Turner, it's just the latest example of a machine working against them.
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For now, the biggest thing working against Stadia is the range of questions Google hasn't answered yet.
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"I've had horn players who've decided, 'I can't play this club; it's working against me,'" he said.
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Refreshingly free of jingoism, that detachment unfortunately winds up working against the movie, which doesn't engage emotionally.
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Often working against double teams, Happ assisted on five of the Badgers' treys in the first half.
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In that way, YoungBoy is actually working against the current, considering the output of his teenage peers.
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"For now, it looks like this strategy is working against Netanyahu, not for him," Mr. Telhami said.
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Industry dynamics matter, and sometimes the tide is working against you, and it's hard to fight it.
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Within a year of the inauguration, Mr. Trump was tweeting about a "deep state" working against him.
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We haven't yet been hearing from artists who are part of the communities Trump is working against.
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Mr Giuliani's scheme gave people working against American policy a line from Kiev into the Oval Office.
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Clearly, the criteria they're using right now is working against the voters in the early primary states.
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"Trump and Nixon share this belief that the structure of government is working against them," Naftali said.
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This provided one of the first pieces of evidence that natural selection was working against Neanderthal DNA.
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Working against him: The movie has not lived up to its high expectations during this award season.
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Gendered approaches to learning set in early, so it's never too soon to start working against them.
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The president has long targeted Rosenstein and other DOJ officials who he believes are working against him.
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Under extreme gravity, say near a black hole, that difference in attraction will actually start working against you.
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This feels like the universe working against Nadia — because this will force Nadia to give John a call.
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As noted, the sounds made by Gulf corvina are working against them, as fishers exploit this annual vulnerability.
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By undermining the important transatlantic relationship, the United States is working against the goals it hopes to achieve.
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But that hasn't been enough to shore up long-term trends working against ESPN and TV in general.
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To name one: In Mexico, 75,000 "Peñabots" were found working against the opponents of President Enrique Peña online.
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Yet today there are powerful forces working against the liberty of trans Americans in states across the nation.
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On Earth, bones, muscles, the circulatory system, and other aspects of human physiology develop by working against gravity.
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The loathing of most Democrats and Republicans for each other's candidates is another factor working against Mr Johnson.
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Working with Xi Jinping's China is may be difficult, but working against China is arguably far more so.
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"Sleeper cells still exist in Mukalla and we are working against them every day," a security official said.
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"Until the party commits itself to working against racial bigotry, [Republicans] will have a hard time," McDaniel says.
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Mr. Johar said he felt a "deep sense of pain" at being accused of working against national interests.
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Maduro's tweet shows his glowing optimism that AMLO will pull Mexico back from working against his corrupt regime.
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"We are seeing several factors working against capex growth," said Joseph Devine, chief investment officer, global ex-U.
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This worked to his advantage during the primaries and now is working against him in the general election.
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Tom Cotton has lambasted the Grassley plan; Attorney General Jeff Sessions is quietly working against it; and Sen.
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Here are four more candidates, each working against the odds, worth watching in the coming weeks and months.
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Yet again, your brain is working against you, and it's because of a phenomenon called the urgency effect.
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And the energy among women that started with the marches after President Trump's inauguration is working against them.
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Coronavirus. With American leadership not only absent but working against global climate action, much responsibility rests with China.
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According to her, the now-Senator was working against an overwhelming trend of racial discrimination increasing in Minnesota.
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Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) accused her of working "against the [coal] industry since day one" of her career.
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So, if you pick up a bad habit, but want to quit, your brain is working against you.
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A number of factors may be working against men, some biological and some rooted in lifestyle, researchers say.
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"The greatest challenge is working against legacy and industry norms," said Rhino CEO and co-founder Paraag Sarva.
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"They'll see they're working against the tide very soon when millennials eventually head to the suburbs," he says.
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They just know that the market isn't working right, or if it is working, it's working against us.
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Griffin said the campaign will go "above and beyond resistance" in working against legislation that lessens gay rights.
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Your medication is working against you Most physicians do not receive adequate training in obesity medicine and nutrition.
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The officers were supposed to be helping Americans hunt for hackers — but instead they were working against them.
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The agents were supposed to be helping Americans hunt for hackers — but instead they were working against them.
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Taken together, the conclusion is simple: The math and the momentum are working against Senate Republicans right now.
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But time and again, he said, he heard from other officials that Mr. Kushner was working against him.
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Working against him: This year's race may be too stacked with heavyweight names for Burnham to slip through.
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But maybe the reason Humans often feels like it's working against itself is right there in the title.
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The series, adapted from Lev Grossman's popular series of adult-oriented fantasy novels, has a lot working against it.
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That base is actively working against the efficient evolution of a separate supply chain stream to feed battery demand.
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Apocalypse Now famously had a difficult production and this project is an ambitious one with plenty working against it.
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Indian experts who to spoke to CNBC said price point is the main factor working against Apple in India.
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This novel reminds us that to pursue her dreams, a woman is working against the establishment, not with it.
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There's a metaphor here — the big man buys and abuses the little man — working against the film's insistent whimsy.
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Still, within max, everyone's working against the women's best interest – including the guards, who take Fantasy Inmate very seriously.
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Iranian media said Rouhani had asked France to act against Mujahideen exiles working against the Iranian establishment from Paris.
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Working against it, though, has been a parade of hard data painting a gloomy picture to start the year.
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It's long enough to detach viewers from what's really happening: just a shiny metal tool slowly working against flesh.
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He acknowledges that Apple is actually working against public opinion in its refusal to concede to the FBI's wishes.
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If it were possible to bet on such things, I'd bet her strength is what's working against her now.
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The deep state is a conspiracy theory that claims high-level officials run a shadow government working against Trump.
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Bad managers view their team as a silo, working against or even sabotaging other teams within the same company.
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Instead, what's happening all too often is that Trump is not working against the system, but well within it.
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These towns have become notorious for violence, heavy drinking, and brothels with under-age girls working against their will.
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People working against their circadian rhythms (like night-shift workers) may develop depression and face an increased cancer risk.
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Yet, in its grim, guilt-inducing way, the film works, even on the occasions when it's working against itself.
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They are working against 40 years of economic integration and a tremendously complex web of big and small companies.
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Our brains are working against change here on multiple levels, compounding the difficulty to fix a major life mistake.
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" • "There are powerful disincentives working against government innovation, because innovation involves risk, and risk involves the potential for failure.
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She is also working against the stereotypes of hyperaggressive and hyper-sexualized blackness that pervade popular culture, she explains.
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But sometimes it can feel like our brains are working against us when it comes to achieving our goals.
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And if that's thwarted, then I think we've got to be out on the hustings working against those candidates.
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But working against that is another global trend apparent here: the contradictory effects of social networks on political movements.
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She accused the committee of working against the interests of the party and its presumptive presidential nominee, Mr. Trump.
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Estacio's board in March received leaked emails from Chief Executive Pedro Thompson suggesting he could be working against the merger.
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Even so, U.S. pricing headwinds are working against Novartis's Sandoz generics division, whose sales fell 5 percent to $2.5 billion.
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" The former athlete further emphasized her change of heart, writing, "I cannot support anyone who is working against our community.
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The last thing you want is an investor who's working against the company's best interests because things aren't going well.
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Obama also addressed the bombshell New York Times op-ed claiming senior Trump officials are secretly working against the president.
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The WGA is thus working against convention by looking for present-day stratigraphic markers that might demonstrate humans' planetary impact.
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Orouba had reportedly been active in the Syrian Opposition Council, an expatriate group working against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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The only thing working against Elio and Oliver is time itself, as Oliver is only in town for one summer.
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When the siblings realize they're working against each other, Ian accuses Fiona of putting money before family and what's right.
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You'll have physics and the laws of the universe working against you ever winning that stuffed bear you're eyeing.[YouTube]
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He has wide experience working with U.S. Embassies abroad, as well as working against the Russian, Iranian and proliferation targets.
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So if your savings account looks less than ideal, don't beat yourself up — your brain is essentially working against you.
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Let's just hope he doesn't split the vote with his work in Silence, which could end up working against him.
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You may be investing regularly and saving plenty of money, but that doesn't mean you're not also working against yourself.
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Also Friday, Trump's Economic Council director, Gary Cohn, asked Moon for help in working against "predatory" trade practices by China.
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Narrator: Without gravity working against it, the heart doesn't have to work as hard to pump blood throughout the body.
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So, we have literary appreciation and a sort of character condemnation working against each other in the same analytical moment.
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Working against Jackson is the notion that the speed of social media and its sometimes-inscrutable vernacular suit the young.
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That is not espionage, that is not attempting to overthrow a regime, and it is not working against national security.
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It is Americans today working against police violence, against laws that restrict freedom, against overreach by the government and corporations.
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Kelly Duane de la Vega: It's a system that's not working with you, and at times, it's working against you.
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The Swedish prosecutor is working against the clock after reopening the investigation earlier this year following Assange's arrest in Britain.
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But their more generally appealing views and political experience seem to be working against them at the Libertarian National Convention.
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It marks the president's most aggressive and public broadside against social media companies he has accused of working against him.
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Health officials have been working against the clock to trace all those who came into contact with the Italian man.
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Signing up with Lalo means working against the interests of the formidable hometown drug team, whose heavyweights include Mike, a.k.a.
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And the federal government is not distributing ventilators to the state of Illinois, so I'm literally working against a competitor.
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However, blackballing Mr. Grudinin seems to have dampened interest in the campaign, working against the Kremlin's desire for higher turnout.
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HOLT: We need—we're going to—were going to talk about Iran right now because we're working against the clock.
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Working against carmakers is the industry's slow pace, where change is measured in years, not months, like the tech industry.
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The Europeans are actively working against United States policy, which effectively puts them in league with Russia, China and Iran.
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Women's voices have never been louder, but at the same time the forces working against them have never been stronger.
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In a way I wanted to show how clever some of these designers are when working against pretty horrible limitations.
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And she even appeared to recast her famous 1990s-era claim of a vast right-wing conspiracy working against Democrats.
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Jim RobinsonCincinnati To the Editor: William Taylor's congressional testimony confirmed that a "deep state" indeed exists, working against America's interests.
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Towns had seven of the first 25 points in the Timberwolves' final run while working against Suns rookie Marquese Chriss.
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I THINK SMALL BUSINESSES TEND -- HAVE LOOKED THE LAST SEVERAL YEARS ON POLICY OF BEING A BIT WORKING AGAINST THEM.
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Trump recently sent a clear public warning that Mexico needs to demonstrate progress in working against these drug trafficking groups.
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The math is already working against the GOP; they have 23 seats to defend compared to just 12 for Democrats.
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"But black(s) and Latinos have something much more powerful working against them than words -- they have numbers," he continued.
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He propounded the conspiracy theory that "there may have been a secret society" of federal agents working against Mr Trump.
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In his email reporting sabotage, Mr. Musk seemed to stoke the notion that enemies of Tesla were working against it.
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Working against him: Might his avant-garde tendencies still prove a little too much for some members of the academy?
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It is also working against useful projects that would actually improve the nation's needy roads, bridges and other public works.
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But the biggest problem isn't technical or financial capacity, it's that you're working against decades of policies and entrenched attitudes.
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Hidalgo's lawyer, Amber Fayerberg, says the system is working against the new mom, as the jail provided her with the opioid.
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Trump has directed much of his anger at the Republican National Committee, which he claims has been actively working against him.
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" Morris responded that he is working against "the whole idea that black is supposed to be something macabre, negative, dirty, filthy.
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The Pakistani military has accused the group of working against Pakistan's interest and getting funds from Afghanistan and old rival India.
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Facebook's ambition for scale, and their need to maintain it now that they have it, is working against creating healthier experiences.
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It's certainly not a good idea to take a supplement that's simultaneously working against the benefits of another one, after all.
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Still, some conservatives in and out of government think these texts show that the Mueller probe was working against the president.
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We have about six-eight weeks of seasonality that's working against us here as well as we look into the future.
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Islamic State militants control large parts of Syria and Iraq "Our airspace forces will continue working against these organizations," he said.
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You can try folding your pinky under your ring finger, but unlike with horizontal mice, gravity is working against you here.
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Dara Lind: On the one hand, you're saying there are people who are working against the ones you are working for.
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In the short term, several fundamental factors are working against the price of gold, said Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
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Ryan seems hell bound on destroying the GOP and working against the American people…It's time for Speaker Ryan to resign.
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Alderson said that Reyes would be held to a high standard and that he would support groups working against domestic violence.
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After long days working against the stiffness in her muscles, she went straight home and cried herself to sleep, she said.
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The one-time Trump campaign manager blamed the media, "establishment" Republicans and the intelligence community for working against the president's agenda.
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Otherwise, your voice may be working against the natural poetry that exists in the game, which at times requires no words.
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Mr. Bryan and Mr. Yeager, the authors of the new food study, know they are working against a powerful consumer culture.
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"The combination of weak cyclical and structural forces is seen working against the currency," HSBC analysts said in a research note.
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The foreign affairs files That said, there are some strong overseas headwinds working against Trudeau, over which he has little control.
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The president highlighted two drugs in particular: remdesivir and chloroquine, adding both have a "real chance" of working against the virus.
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So how can we better solve problems we're already invested in while our dumb brains, yet again, are working against us?
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"The Saudis and Emiratis want a policy focused on countering Iran and working against [Syrian President Bashar al-]Assad," says Jeffrey.
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Working against that theory is the fact that the submarine was due to arrive at its home port here on Sunday.
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Kavanaugh can still pull through; I can see the slim Republican hold over the Senate (51-49) working against him, however.
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Sanders, who publicly backed Canova, has accused Wasserman Schultz and the DNC of working against him during the party's presidential primaries.
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"Countries working against terror entities - particularly entities that have targeted India repeatedly - is I think a welcome development," he told reporters.
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Search and rescue teams were working against high waves and strong currents, in an area spanning 150 nautical miles, added Aji.
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The move caused stocks to surge to records and bond prices to fall, working against the position Druckenmiller said he took.
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Unfortunately, statutes originally intended to protect the environment, such as the National Environmental Policy Act, are now working against those ends.
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His success in the 2017 election shattered that notion, a point that paradoxically may be working against him now, analysts say.
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"The US administration seems to be working against Canada, Mexico, and US industry—that's what makes this incredibly difficult," continued Freund.
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Working against that halfway through the song is another track of the vocal synthesizer overlaid with a vocoder, making it sound demonic.
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Working against all this is the fact that the fiercest rallies tend to happen in downtrends with the tape under extreme stress.
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This fragility contributed to the party's success in the 2016 election, but is working against the party as it seeks to govern.
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One thing working against Matthews: Marner and Nylander may steal votes and open the door for Laine or someone else to win.
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While consumer groups aggressively fundraise to "Save the Internet," they are actively working against some of the most wildly popular consumer innovations.
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Some of the blows Cruz suffered were self-inflicted, but there was more working against him than nerves and an unflattering limelight.
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"You've got so many things working against you," Edward Hertzman, an apparel supply chain expert and CEO of Sourcing Journal, told CNBC.
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While the momentum is working against traditional television, the incumbents still control the most popular programming and the majority of advertising budgets.
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A mix of fiction and non-fiction, these books show what it's like when your brain seems to be working against you.
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Certainly, female and non-white directors have more than proven themselves in 2017 and long before — despite incredible odds working against them.
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In fact, all the big trends are working against Trump and the GOP, based on factors that are hiding in plain sight.
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They're sharing the reactions of women who describe themselves as "survivors" of FGM, and raising funds for nonprofits working against genital cutting.
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On Earth, the heart is constantly working against gravity to pump blood up from the legs all the way to the head.
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And yet, people just consume these films as entertainment and then move on and create the very things that they're working against.
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In her mind, her professional life had been committed to working against the agenda of groups like the Klan, not protecting them.
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The Dark Tower review: a film working against itself on every level The script cherry-picks characters and scenes from various chapters.
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With all of those factors working against you, it's important to make sure you look as friendly as possible in your photo.
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A lot of factors were working against ACA enrollment this year — including a shorter sign-up window and cuts to outreach programs.
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But the show is working against itself there: its graphic, confrontational dehumanizing imagery is more convincing than its abstract questions about humanity.
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"Not impossible, but much harder when you have a president who is working against us rather than with us," the aide said.
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Despite spending billions of dollars on weight-loss drugs and dieting programs, even the most motivated are working against their own biology.
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People think that their governments are working against them, or at least not for them, and in some cases this is true.
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There are plenty of factors working against the PatriotsWhile things look rosy for the Patriots right now, it's early in the season.
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Ratchett soon turns up dead, the victim of multiple stab wounds, leaving Poirot working against a deadline to decipher what really happened.
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Moreover, the author has confirmed the indictment long lodged by Trump supporters: There is an entrenched "deep state" working against the president.
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Trump is working against the global community on climate policy, increasing emissions as the rest of the world labors to reduce them.
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The Fed raised rates to keep the economy from overheating, but Mr. Trump saw those moves as working against his economic policies.
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The thing Pete Buttigieg has working against him is the people who like him also like a lot of other candidates, too.
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So my salty Goldfish might taste like relief in the moment, but they may be working against me in the long term.
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Russia has responded angrily to accusations that it has been working against its own stated policy in favor of a Cyprus solution.
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The Russian lawyer is known for working against the Magnitsky Act, an American law that blacklists Russians suspected of violating human rights.
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By yanking foreign funding licenses, the Indian government is doing just what it accuses civil society organizations of: working against public interest.
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Although we've got new vaccines and drugs that previous generations didn't have access to, we've also got new developments working against us.
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"What's working against Warren and Sanders is that, let's face it, we are a capitalist country with a capitalist culture," she said.
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The Repellent Fence simultaneously denaturalizes and socializes the US-Mexico border, working against its common misrepresentation as an evacuated no man's land.
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She's not working against Quinn, but she finds an unlikely ally in Agent Conlin (Dominic Fumusa), because even if he railroaded Sekou (F.
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Why travel to the United States is down Experts point to a number of factors working against travelers coming to the United States.
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After Ryan said he would no longer campaign for Trump, the Republican nominee added him to the list of things working against him.
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The "stop" Trump text goes further, and is likely to fuel claims from the White House that the bureau was working against him.
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The incident with the armored troop carriers "adds to the suspicion" that Singapore is working against the "one China" principle, said the paper.
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Slowing global growth is causing a reduction in demand for U.S. goods, while a stronger dollar is also working against the trade balance.
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Weave into that driverless cars, and you have government's seemingly working against themselves — if they aren't careful, they'll legislate themselves into a deficit.
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Don't look at a retrograde as an inconvenience or a waiting game, though—if you do, you'll be miserable, working against the energy.
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Sanders has long claimed that Wasserman Schultz and DNC were working against him during his race against Clinton for the party's presidential nomination.
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And Jonathan Moreno believes that this often misguided genre of science fiction could figure how to advance science instead of working against it.
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And I'd just chugged a cup of coffee, which can temporarily raise a person's blood pressure, so that was probably working against me.
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He spoke of a "politicized bureaucracy" working against Mr. Trump, saying that diplomats in the State Department had worked to undercut the president.
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It is critical to firmly manage, but not escalate, trade tensions with China and others to avoid working against our broad geopolitical interests.
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The president decided the entire White House staff was working against him, running their own agenda, not his or that of the nation.
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Working against it: Hotshot distributor A24 has better luck with best-picture nominees like "Moonlight" when they're released in the traditional fall corridor.
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The process under which House GOP leaders have considered appropriations bills since taking the majority in 85033 may now be working against them.
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And even if the president doesn't endorse him, Heller will need to at least make sure that Trump isn't actively working against him.
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He doesn't need all of their votes when he runs for president but he can't have them actively and passionately working against him.
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But in many ways, the administration is working against problems that it's also helping create by pushing to worsen access to health care.
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Wiesel devoted his life to working against violence, prejudice, and genocide and ensuring that the horrors of the Holocaust would never be forgotten.
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Sometimes it's common to feel like you're constantly working against the clock every day, and moving plans and tasks around to meet deadlines.
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Other states have also moved to support pipelines, often in a bipartisan fashion and even working against other initiatives politicians say they support.
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The result has been landmark progress towards the protection of our nation's public lands, despite significant business and political forces working against them.
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White House spokesman Hogan Gidley on Monday confirmed that the Trump administration was purging federal government employees "actively working against" President Donald Trump.
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The Knicks won a bunch of close games earlier this season, and the law of averages may be working against them these days.
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"We saw that Sadat was working against the Parliament and against the state," said Alaa Abed, a lawmaker who voted against Mr. Sadat.
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It seems that the power and complexity that keeps the PC relevant for commercial use cases is now working against it with consumers.
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There are a great many factors working against his success, then, but Tebow also has resources and more than a modicum of talent.
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But now that attractive design and thinness everywhere is almost table stakes, design for the sake of design is perhaps working against the user.
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Ben Howe, a Republican strategist who has worked for Cruz, said he'd be actively working against Trump — a decision he recognizes means backing Clinton.
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Lastly, and in its most direct and immediately effective act of giving, the company will step up its grants to nonprofits working against homelessness.
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And there's kind of a playfulness and creativity that comes with being able to feel like you're working against a system in a game.
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Brexit negotiators are working against the clock as they try to reach a breakthrough over the Northern Irish and Irish border issue by Monday.
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There's a lot working against the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio, a brand that's unfamiliar to buyers in a segment that's crowded with brilliant entries.
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Administration lawyers were working against a Friday deadline to determine if any of it should be redacted to protect national security, the official said.
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There, he must find a way to launder millions in cartel cash, working against a formidable deadline while keeping the suspicious feds at bay.
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We're coming together, and it's interesting: I spent my entire career working against big companies, but, in this case, harm reduction is harm reduction.
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Unless you are actively, consciously working against the gravitational pull of the culture, you will predictably, thematically, create these sort of fucked-up representations.
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Any faction of the island's state security or military working against Castro's policy of improved relations with the United States would be near unprecedented.
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In addition, the United States would try to get Syrian moderates opposed to Assad to separate from Islamists also working against the Syrian president.
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Working against nature and new technology, Colossal had no concern for failure if it meant doing something that they wanted to do for themselves.
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The Thai health care system seems to be quietly working against the negative associations of hospital food, serving food people actually want to eat.
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The things that brought him victory in Michigan narrowly, in surprise, are working against him now: He never stopped tweeting, never stopped controversial behavior.
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Trump loyalists are enraged that there are administration officials working against the president, casting such agents as "cowards" and "spies" who should immediately resign.
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Search teams were working against the clock to recover the two flight recorders that will offer vital clues on the fate of flight 804.
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It has become a favorite jibe on the right for an Anglicized liberal elite that was seen to be working against its own country.
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As much as it might seem on paper like there's more working against Stadia than for it, I'm not here to be a killjoy.
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China was buying British silence on human rights, Timothy said, and stated that British security services thought China's spies were working against UK interests.
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McEnaney noted that the Trump administration regularly appoints people who have spent their careers working against environmental interests to top positions in environmental agencies.
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After decades of pandering to intolerance while working against the needs of working-class Americans and minorities, the Republican Party appears headed for disaster.
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Pissing people off Behind the scenes, the same inherent moxie that elevated her as a child star had by now started working against her.
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You graduate from college with $30,000 or $40,000 in debt, and you begin your career with the miracle of compound interest working against you.
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With so much already working against people in abusive relationships, the introduction of stalkerware can make what was already a difficult escape effectively impossible.
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Earlier this year, a New York Times op-ed from an anonymous senior administration official described a team of some staffers working against Trump.
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Perhaps sensing that she would be working against the tide, in the mid-1960s she moved to France, where she remained for a decade.
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"My hope in him — in them — was misplaced, and I cannot support anyone who is working against our community," she wrote in the column.
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In fact, the CAFE standards regime may even be working against lower air pollution levels by making smaller, lower-emitting cars artificially more expensive.
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But the teachers strike points to a more incomplete realignment, suggesting that factors at the state level are working against an increasingly conservative state mood.
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Though there are powerful anti-LGBTQ religious organizations and politicians working against equality in Texas, the views they hold may represent a minority among evangelicals.
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Market factors aside, aviation trends seems to be working against Asian premium long-haul carriers such as Singapore Airlines and Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific.
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Thanks to some conveniently timed appearances, and books, many viewers began to wonder if Rahim was actually working against Prairie, in order to do… something.
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When the Avengers were discussing how time travel would work, they introduced new rules despite having lots of sci-fi pop culture working against them.
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Taxation is a powerful and cost-effective tool for limiting greenhouse gases, but it only works if half the world isn't actively working against it.
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Iran's oil minister is warning that OPEC is "likely to collapse" because some members of the 14-nation group are working against their fellow producers.
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"It's obviously a disadvantage," Weddle said of the schedule working against Baltimore, with the Chargers having 10 days between Week 15 and Week 16 games.
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Working against terrorism is not a competitive issue within the industry and we pledge to engage the wider ecosystem of companies that face these challenges.
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In response, the Republican nominee has ratcheted up his rhetoric that the media, and even fellow Republicans, are working against him in a coordinated conspiracy.
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Working against The Revenant is the fact that just last year, Iñárritu won both the Best Picture trophy and the Best Director trophy for Birdman.
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Because gravity only moves in one direction, it was working against the expansion of the universe and slowing it down -- for about seven billion years.
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We ask that our community practice compassion, sympathy, and empathy with one another because there is so much outside of our industry working against us.
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" Susan Sarandon: "There were so many doubters, and again you're working against the stereotype of this gorgeous woman — how could this possibly be her hobby?
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Mr Trump should "admonish" diplomats at the American embassy who were working against his "great principle" of non-interference in the politics of foreign lands.
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There's some evidence that Lithium and cocaine react antagonistically, so you could be working against your medication's effectiveness without even getting high for your trouble.
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And as long time readers will know, we have our doubts about whether state government working against the two party system is a good idea.
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But he suggested it would be bad for the small, open and export-oriented Swiss economy if the United States started working against free trade.
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Of course, the company's got a lot working against it on that front, given the fact that not every early adopter got their money back.
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And some diplomats fear that Mr. Trump "will begin actively working against global efforts to move away from planet-warming fossil fuels," Ms. Friedman notes.
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"That revelation confirms what we have always known, that they are working against [us], even today," African National Congress spokesman Zizi Kodwa told BBC Africa.
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It's enforced by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), though the NFHA alleges that currently HUD is working against the Fair Housing Act.
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" Putin suggested that those supporting the inquiries were "working against the interests of their own country and against the duly elected President of the country.
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In short, almost everything seemed to be working against Spalding and Castle at first, including the fact that no one wanted to work for them.
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Analysts feared the latest outrage could sway French voters in what is expected to be a tight election, by working against more moderate, centrist candidates.
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That was, like now, a period when the Fed was tightening and higher rates were working against strong corporate-earnings growth and improving consumer health.
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They took the typical police drama and grafted a twisty whodunnit onto it, complete with multiple suspects and investigators who are working against the odds.
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In each of her compositions, Kasztelan is working against the forced femininity that is crammed down girls' throats from their first pink, unicorn-motif onesie.
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But for the last two years, the U.S. government has been ignoring the need to reduce emissions—and in many cases, actively working against it.
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One thing working against change right now is that the housing finance system is working and the housing market is not in any current danger.
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Subsequently, he writes, the pair agreed to put the past behind them — but the president's son-in-law kept working against him behind the scenes.
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The two things working against Clemson here are that the Alabama offensive line is awesome and star defensive end Shaq Lawson likely isn't 100 percent.
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Last summer he fell ill, gripped by mania, his extraordinary mind betraying him, fueling a paranoia that his wife and I were working against him.
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And the cabal working against Trump, according to his administration's anonymous senior official, is very different than the one bent on his ultimate political destruction.
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But partisanship is working against this shift—the Green New Deal has prompted some Republicans to portray climate policies as socialist schemes to ban hamburgers.
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Groups working against poverty says many adults need food aid regardless of whether they are working since some jobs don't pay enough, per the Journal.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — When it comes to presidential nominations, the clock is working against the Trump administration and Senate Republicans in more ways than one.
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Convinced that so many officials in government have been working against him, Mr. Trump does not mind if they are more than a little unsettled.
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Working against him is the fact that so many people who nay have no opinion about Mueller have a strongly negative one about the President.
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Mr. Guo, using turns of phrase that wouldn't be out of place in "The Godfather" or "The Sopranos," said He Jintao was working against him.
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Another factor working against Clinton, a longtime DC-insider, is that she's running at a time when political experience isn't necessarily seen as an asset.
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Meanwhile, Bolton has worked behind the scenes to scuttle progress on the talks, including working against Stephen Biegun, the special envoy for North Korea negotiations.
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The very existence of Black Friday is controversial in France, and it's not just demonstrators working against the holiday — politicians have joined in as well.
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"The cost part of it is working against us, but the values are down as well," said Clayton DeKorne, editor-in-chief of Remodeling Magazine.
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A group of aides to a president from a different party must be part of some cabal, manipulating the media and working against America's interests.
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Working against it: After #MeToo, would voters really reward a movie whose deposed director was the subject of recent sexual-misconduct allegations in The Atlantic?
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Working against him: The best-director category increasingly favors auteurs who can display technical showmanship, which is not a trait "Green Book" has in abundance.
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Although the photographs are anti-fashion in this sense, they are also working against the kind of idealized pictures men have been taking of women forever.
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We have seen some decline in some of the CEO Confidence Surveys we're looking at, and that one policy of the administration is working against another.
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Not moving forward with this case means the government doesn't have another bad precedent or unhelpful order working against it when it comes to future cases.
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You have irresistible force and immovable object kind of working against each other, so i think they're probably going to ratchet up the tariffs, I think.
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Working against Axanar: "Fair use" is not on the table, as the judge ruled definitively that the fan-made films do not constitute commentary or parody.
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MIKE POMPEO: Sadly, I'm not confident that we don't have others out trying to speak on behalf of the United States, working against President Trump's policies.
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And if you're working against police brutality or political movements that you think resemble literal fascism, how do you stop yourself from fighting fire with fire?
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In February, NATO also sent seven ships to the Aegean Sea that "are working against the trafficking of human beings in the migrant crisis," Mercier said.
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I have a friend who specializes in antiquities trafficking (working against it, not for it!), and I tell myself to ask her for her opinion later.
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Rachel McAdams has snagged a number of nominations for Spotlight, as has Jane Fonda for Youth (working against her is the fact that nobody saw it).
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But Rotunno knows she has the weight of an entire cultural movement working against her client, and that the jury may feel pressure to convict him.
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Working against him: Dems will be working to defend 25 Senate seats and there will be limited capacity to funnel money to the longshot Texas race.
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Though DHS took flack for ending grants to programs working against right-wing extremism, many CVE advocates had previously feared all the programs would be cut.
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High temperatures and winds were working against firefighters, and the fire was forecast to move to the east, putting oil operations in its path, officials said.
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Kids in these communities are working against long odds and we need to put funding into these schools and provide parents with paths to real employment.
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The coal industry has been in a downward spiral in recent years, with cheap natural gas, Obama administration policies and environmental activism all working against it.
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If you do find yourself working against older co-workers who wrongfully label you as entitled, try to shake it off and focus on your work.
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ICOs are a route around the IPO that is more democratic than today's system, but there are also forces of privatization working against IPOs as well.
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And just last month, 60 Minutes aired an episode entitled "You're Fired" that highlighted how the H-1B visa program is working against the American worker.
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"When you have family working against organized crime, you expect something to happen," Ávila, who has a buzz cut and a salt-and-pepper mustache, said.
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If they find nothing, well, that's OK too, because then he can argue they are just part of the broader "deep state conspiracy" working against Trump.
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The source told CNN that the incident has again given air to Trump's long-held belief that members of his administration are actively working against him.
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As the afternoon wore on, the company was working feverishly to get the service back online, but the size of the systems was working against them.
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I find it much more enjoyable to watch Claire actively working against Frank than to see her putting on a happy public face for personal gain.
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There were exceptions, of course, but not a lot of encouragement for fiction writers working against traditional forms or using non-naturalistic ways of telling stories.
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More than 0003,2000 fire personnel are battling the flames, but triple-digit heat, shifting winds, dry fuel and steep terrain are working against them, officials said.
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There are other things that Reform Jews and evangelicals can engage on together that are fundamental and inspiring; working against sexual trafficking is an excellent example.
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The energy in the midterms is working against female Republican candidates who are reluctant or unable to claim any advantage to being a woman among voters.
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The same is true of the United States, whose sad legacy of working with African dictators and working against transformative leaders in Africa is well-documented.
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As part of our Beyond Coal campaign, we've closed more than half of the coal plants in the country - even with President Trump working against us.
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But, but, but: Many of the economic and demographic trends that are shaping the future of American cities are working against Detroit and cities like it.
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The intervention was highly controversial, given that Mr. Trump had not yet been inaugurated and was effectively working against the foreign policy of the incumbent president.
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The Labor Department's 2015 report on forced labor noted that about 168 million children and 21 million adults across the world were working against their will.
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Thus, whether or not the president is an agent of a foreign power, he is working against the interests of the nation he purports to lead.
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Then after Sanders won the Indiana primary, Trump took to Twitter nearly congratulating the progressive Democrat for beating Clinton in the "rigged" system working against him.
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James Lankford said in a radio interview Monday that the US intelligence community is not working against President-elect Donald Trump, despite his suggestions to the contrary.
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"I don't see them working against Donald Trump," the Oklahoma senator and member of the Select Committee on Intelligence said on the "Kilmeade and Friends" radio program.
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Make sure to identify her as a Jew working against White interests, or send her the picture with the Jewish star from the top of the article.
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A new study from scientists at Stanford University School Of Medicine suggests that caffeine may be effective in working against inflammation and cardiovascular disease as we age.
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Even an assessment, like this one, can only offer summary descriptions and raise questions, which are what these works, in my mind, appear to be working against.
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The following graphics look at underlying economic and social indicators in France to try to explain why so many people believe the system is working against them.
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Cohen discussed payments to be made to hackers working against the Clinton campaign and how to dismantle the attack infrastructure after the election, according to the memos.
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Mr Trump won power partly because he spoke for voters who feel that the system is working against them, as our special report this week sets out.
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Another thing working against smartwatches: other than the smartphone, nothing that the electronics industry has labeled as "smart" has really lived up to our hopes and expectations.
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Nutrition = dieting, health = weight loss, and therefore, every time I ate or drank, I was either fighting for my skinny, healthy, happy life — or working against it.
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So far, the consensus on Discovery among fans and critics has been muddled, and the first half of its launch season had a lot working against it.
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It just makes sense for these types of groups to be working with us, but instead, for the last fifty, sixty years, they've been working against us.
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"You guys don't understand you're working against the movement," he tells a group of people who wanted to see the statue stay, referencing the obvious racial implications.
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Parents with school-age children will feel the market is again working against them, but the changes are similar to those already implemented by other theme parks.
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The leak of the DNC emails last week was a bombshell, providing clear evidence that officials in the committee were actively working against the campaign of Sen.
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As his feud with the school escalated, Tracy alleged, he continued to receive advice from union officials without realizing that they were supposedly working against his interests.
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A new study finds your brain might be working against your best intentions, and scientists think they might know what could help you unlock your better self.
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But working against the show is that we also know that Barr would routinely overhaul the writing staff of her original series to better suit her vision.
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She angered Sanders supporters in her role as Democratic National Committee chairwoman, after hacked emails were released that showed top DNC officials working against the Sanders campaign.
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"I worry about this a lot because the actors that we are working against [are] ... very sophisticated, very motivated, very quick to adapt their methodologies" he said.
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The other two threats were from radicalized Islam and from Russian President Vladimir Putin, who Verhofstadt said was also working against the progress of the EU project.
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When you create an account on Spotify using Facebook Connect or request an Uber in just a few taps, it's perfectly seamless — technology isn't working against you.
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To all of my procrastinators out there, I offer an explanation: Your brain is working against you, and it's because of a phenomenon called the urgency effect.
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They were working against the clock: If they didn't find a country to resettle them, their father could find them and take them back to Saudi Arabia.
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And while that may have been true in some instances, Mr. Trump often makes the case that these represent the bulk of the people working against him.
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A number of factors may be working against men in the current epidemic, scientists say, including some that are biological, and some that are rooted in lifestyle.
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If the F.B.I. was working against Mr. Trump, as he asserts, this was an opportunity to push embarrassing information into the news media shortly before the election.
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Many black youths are often fighting for their lives in a system actively working against them, which can be exhausting and feel like a pointless, uphill battle.
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If a president cannot trust his own spies, and thinks they are working against him and not the country's enemies, then America's national security will be harmed.
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"Most of the miners' costs are in rands and as the rand weakens further that is clearly working against mine closures," said Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke.
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The banking problem in cannabis is actively working against the major policy goals of voters and legislators in each of the states that have legalized commercial marijuana.
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Working against him: It's worrisome that the Screen Actors Guild snubbed "If Beale Street Could Talk" entirely, and may suggest that the film is breaking too late.
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Working against him: Major awards groups like the Golden Globes and the Screen Actors Guild totally ignored "First Reformed," and many academy members still haven't seen it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives, working against a Friday midnight deadline, approved legislation on Thursday to fund a wide range of federal programs through Dec.
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I've talked at times about working against the shame of the body, the shame of getting old, all of these shames that are laid on our heads.
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The F.D.A. approves three medicines to treat alcohol-use disorders (here's guidance on how and when to prescribe them from Samhsa, the federal agency working against substance abuse).
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I need 218 votes in the Congress of people who have the courage to stand up against a deep state that is actively working against our president today.
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Giving a woman of color the first impression rose, however, sends the message that race isn't working against contestants, as a 2012 lawsuit against the show's producers alleged.
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Many activists working against sexual assault, for instance, have championed restorative justice, which seeks to remedy the harm done by a misdeed rather than merely punishing the perpetrator.
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And the implications of what Johnston had found would come later, too: The Russian government may have been actively working against Hillary Clinton to help elect Donald Trump.
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Occasionally he came up for air to croon, "Gravity is working against me/And gravity wants to bring me down," to which the crowd screamed along with him.
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" Asked about the exchanges, Rawlings-Blake said: "Expressing an opinion about a candidate doesn't mean that you're in collusion, doesn't mean that you are actively working against them.
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Kevin Spacey was able to improve upon Weinstein's acknowledgement of guilt, though he wound up working against himself by turning his own admission into a coming out speech.
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"To be a 210-year-old woman on the ice is an achievement in this sport because you're working against a lot of different things," she tells PEOPLE.
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This might become a potential short-term drag on growth that highlights broader economic forces working against the Trump administration's plans to reshape the country's international economic agenda.
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Presidential approval There's no question that how popular -- or unpopular -- the president is can either mitigate or exacerbate the historical trends working against his party in midterm elections.
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If Uber allows some other company to become dominant in a particular city, network effects will start working against them and it might become impossible to dislodge them.
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Given the fact that the NHL is actively working against its long-term interest for a few measly immediate dollars, I'm tempted to wish worse embarrassment upon them.
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This is, of course, completely false, and indigenous futurisms re-center the sovereignty of indigenous cultures while working against the constant assertions of dominance from a colonial order.
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He reshaped the entire 212 dialogue with his compelling nationalist argument that illegal immigration and trade deals were part of an unfair system that was working against them.
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And I'm trying to create the illusion while some masculine features of my body are working against me—like my broad shoulders and my less than slender legs.
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Clinton's team planned a formal victory event on Tuesday, some supporters of Mr. Sanders described The A.P.'s move as evidence of establishment forces working against their candidate.
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Who knows how many federal employees are clocking hours on the plan, spending tax revenue and all the while working against the grain of our country's energy reality?
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West Virginia officials -- while actively working against Obama's climate rule -- are prepared to use a carbon trading system to reduce their carbon emissions if they must, ClimateWire reports.
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After trying to signal to her husband that she felt Ricardel was working against her staff, to no avail, Trump took matters into her own, very public hands.
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Trump's tough stance on immigration may have helped him win Arizona, but it is also working against him in Utah, where 60 percent of the population is Mormon.
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But he said he repeatedly heard from others that Mr. Kushner was working against him, and he was sidelined from the transition three days after Mr. Trump's election.
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The House of Representatives, working against a Friday midnight deadline, approved legislation in a 235-193 vote to fund a wide range of federal programs through Dec. 22.
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"We're going to see more headwinds in momentum and that's going to be working against them when they're already well-priced so that is our caution," added Sanchez.
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"In the first six or seven months, he undercut the institutions ... The institutions were either not working or working against his agenda," said Jawar Mohammed, an Oromo activist.
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Do your dehydrated skin a favor and opt for formulas that support all the time and effort you're putting into staying well-moisturized, instead of working against it.
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Kernen said if this type of subversion were indeed taking place, then the president and others who have claimed there are forces working against him would be vindicated.
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One area working against them is a disproportionate record in "clutch" situations (defined as the last five minutes of a game where the score is within five points).
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Ultimately, Trump's reelection could come down to three states — Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — where manufacturing trends are working against him and where he will need a sharp turnaround.
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Working against energy is the perfect storm of excess supply, alternatives and efficient technology eating into demand, and the continued push by investors to divest fossil fuel stocks.
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Working against him: "Black Panther" seems certain to crack Oscar categories where no superhero movie has gone before, but it's possible this one will remain out of reach.
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Working against him: The film is polarizing, and reviews were wildly split, with critics calling "Vice" both the worst film of the year and one of the best.
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That isn't so much a surprise because doctors already know most front-line drugs, including penicillin, have stopped working against the bacteria that causes the STD, Neisseria gonorrhoeae.
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And not only is he not a team player, but he instead constantly positions himself as working against the Republican team in general and his Senate colleagues in particular.
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But that actually ended up working against him after his murder; his killer was taken to court, but the jury couldn't separate Brody's actual persona from his evil character.
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Family acceptance is an invaluable resource for transgender people, but, as Norwood's story illustrates, it is not always enough to stave off the other social forces working against them.
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By siding with Saudi interests and working against JASTA, on the other hand, the administration is sabotaging not only our rights, but a very important tool in combating terrorism.
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For instance, Qais Khazali, who leads the League of the Righteous (Asaib ahl al-Haq), split from the Sadrist movement and has been working against Sadr for several years.
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Aseem Prakash, a University of Washington political science professor, said he saw inequality and the message of big corporations working against America as the main theme of the night.
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Apple's ecosystem lock-in is actively working against a remarkable product with the HomePod, and I say that as someone who uses Apple Music as their primary music service.
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This position can also make it easier to thrust for a longer period of time, which can be more difficult as the top partner with gravity working against you.
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No matter what happens in the weeks to come, it's worth remembering that quiet weeks like this one are no license to stop working against America's mass shooting epidemic.
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Studies like this are important, they provide context for all the factors working against a player as they embark on what they hope will be a major league career.
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A Republican congressman in March targeted an activist by writing a letter to the woman's employer accusing her of working against "economic growth" and "stronger national security," WNYC reported.
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Newspaper Valor Econômico, citing unnamed people familiar with the matter, said Estácio's board opened a formal probe into an anonymous tip suggesting that Thompson was working against the deal.
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In a twist that Mr. Rubio cannot enjoy, much of the anti-establishment anger that he rode to victory in the 2010 midterm elections is now working against him.
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Better yet, I'd give it back if he promises to take off his paramilitary gear and join the peacefully protesting Americans whose noble cause he is ultimately working against.
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" On Russia: "The President's been unambiguous since he took office that there are places where Russia is working against the United States but many places where we work together.
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At a White House briefing last week, Trump said hydroxychloroquine, which is used to treat malaria, lupus, and rheumatoid arthritis, shows "tremendous promise" of working against coronavirus as well.
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But the day comes and, for whatever reason, every joke seems to fall flat, you bumble through all your numbers and your technology seems to be working against you.
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"It's highly, highly unusual and can be seen as working against the safety first imperative of the FAA," said John Porcari, who was a deputy DOT secretary under Obama.
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The Hicks news was announced as Trump -- emboldened after being acquitted by the Senate in his impeachment trial -- moves to dismiss officials he regards as working against his agenda.
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If Trump saw this defection as betrayal, and he surely did, news that several insiders at the White House are actively working against him will only make Trump livid.
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"The president's been unambiguous since he took office that there are places where Russia is working against the United States but many places where we work together," Pompeo said.
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"All the political system in Israel is working against us," said Fahima Ghanayem, 40, a computer-science lecturer from Baqa al Gharbiyeh, an Arab city not far from Haifa.
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In an interview on Tuesday, Mr. Johnson said it was "disappointing" that the news media had focused on his concerns about an entrenched bureaucratic class working against the president.
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In the specific context of the argument over, say, wealth taxes, it makes sense for fans of Sanders and Warren to fear that donor influence is working against them.
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A few things are working against the credibility of Trump and those who are coming to his defense: First, Trump's staff allowed Wolff unfettered access to the West Wing.
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Working against her: Heller herself hasn't found much traction with critics' groups or awards organizations, and the Golden Globes failed to give the film a nomination for best drama.
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Or, to take a small leap, the possibility that the president of the United States is in fact working against the nation's interests, which is definitely a possibility, right?
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As McGhee put it, conservative politicians have used race to rile up their constituents on cultural issues while ignoring or even working against causes that would benefit their constituents.
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"If you start working against the biological clock, as anybody who's ever experienced jet lag can tell you, that throws the entire body off its rhythms," Van Dongen points out.
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"I expect to see a decline in enrollment because of the long list of things working against it," said Josh Peck, who oversaw ObamaCare enrollment efforts from 2628 to 28500.
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He has since promoted several conspiracy theories, without any evidence, related to the Russia investigation and the "deep state," blaming career government officials for working against him and his agenda.
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" Packer, meanwhile, pledged to keep working against Trump, expressing hope that in the month before the June 7 primary in California, he might "disqualify himself in the eyes of voters.
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It's just where we're at, and if we don't start working against the confines that have been placed before us, then we're going to be in this same situation forever.
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The primary focus of this field is improving health, and yet here's too large an element of the profession working against kids' health and fostering the compulsive use of technology.
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Honestly, the list goes on—and every single one of those endeavors is actively working against the very ventures and climate action plans Gates is proposing on the philanthropy circuit.
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But she had a rough week last week at the Democratic nominating convention, after hacked Democratic National Committee emails were released that showed top officials working against the Sanders campaign.
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Batmanghelidj points out that the watchdog, as well as some European countries, both understand the internal pressures working against Rouhani and have attempted to keep the issue from being politicized.
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Former President Barack Obama railed against such forces working against ex-offenders in a 2016 Washington Post op-ed, suggesting that roughly 100,000 American prisoners are currently in solitary confinement.
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Rather than ease the economic sanctions working against the inner circle of players close to the Kremlin, the United States should instead consider working with our allies to increase them.
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Kelly brought more structure to the West Wing and cleaned house, getting rid of several Trump aides who, in his view, were working against the President or providing little benefit.
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Analysts have been saying for some time now that those measures aren't enough to blunt the force of the trade war and China's own domestic issues working against growth though.
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Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver last week accused Wasserman Schultz of working against the Vermont senator "for personal reasons," and strongly signaled Wednesday that he agrees she should step aside.
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Also working against Bush's efforts to convince Republicans is that the faction of the party she belongs to, the Bush family, is now on the wane as a political force.
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" Aircloak's Bauer has now sent us this comment in response: "From the outside, it can easily look as if the researchers from Imperial College and Louvain are working 'against' Aircloak.
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The "Bad Blood" singer has been a vocal proponent for the LGBT community and donated $113,000 to an advocacy group working against the "Slate of Hate" in her state legislature.
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"I expect to see a decline in enrollment because of the long list of things working against it," said Josh Peck, who oversaw ObamaCare enrollment efforts from 21625 to 2900.
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It's not just Barry who's working against irrelevance—it's the community of artists he's surrounded himself with, all of whom are similarly trying to make something, anything, of their lives.
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But their sheer scope underscores the challenges that Mr. Draghi is up against in trying to formulate monetary policy with so many forces working against sustained economic growth in Europe.
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" When Afsana is offered native born status if she continues working against the president, she says, "Native born status is appreciated, but I was promised money as well, General Harris.
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" "Russia says it wants better relations with the United States, so Moscow should prove that by cooperating with us, not working against us, on this urgent threat to all nations.
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It will go forward using procedures and pricing that have been clearly identified as inadequate, ripping off taxpayers, subsidizing the profits of coal executives, and working against national climate policy.
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The key issues: The groups were working against a deadline to finalize the first version of 5G that will power mobile networks starting in early 53, known as Release 15.
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Even after he accepted that Mr. Robot had been working against him, Elliot still believed that he had the ability to counteract the efforts to push it farther, jeopardizing lives.
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Although the Seventh Circuit Court and EEOC agree with this argument, the Justice Department doesn't — and its stance is just another way the Trump administration is working against LGBTQ rights.
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Senators in the bipartisan group had made clear on Sunday that they were eager to bring about an end to the crisis, knowing that they were working against the clock.
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Shulkin expanded on comments he made in an op-ed where he blamed political appointees for working against him in the interest of aggressively privatizing the work of the department.
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"I think there are probably people on the left and right who don't want a solution; I don't feel that anybody is actively working against a solution," Gardner told reporters.
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Time's Up joined groups like the Alianza Nacional de Campesinas and the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, whose members were already speaking out and working against harassment in farming and other industries.
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The Trump administration is working against an April 10 deadline to delay and alter a controversial Obama-era rule crafted to prevent conflicts of interests when brokers give you retirement advice.
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"An environment is being created which is working against the free and fair functioning of the media because it intimidates an ordinary journalist who is terrified and is scared," she said.
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He listed several issues he sees as working against Biden, from his opposition to busing as a means of integrating schools in the 1970s to the crime bill and Anita Hill.
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But Grayson, who is furious the Democratic establishment is working against him, decided to use Reid's visit to the Congressional Progressive Caucus's weekly lunch to confront him and call him out.
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Philadelphia (CNN)The Democratic National Convention was sent into upheaval over the weekend when Wikileaks released nearly 20,000 internal emails from the party -- some of which showed officials working against Sen.
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It is the one genre—perhaps one of the last portals of escape—whose intentions all seem to be working against one another as much as they are working in harmony.
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But even though I consider myself a body-positive person and have spent a lot of time and energy working against negative body image in myself and others, sometimes I slip.
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The young people who are reportedly being victimized in schools today are also members of marginalized populations, who are already working against a system that is not designed to support them.
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Working against it: With far-right sentiment rising around the world, not every voter will embrace the comic treatment of an eager Nazi youth who imagines Hitler is his imaginary friend.
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AROUND THE WEB: A Minnesota pollution control official's emails seem to indicate he may have been working against a pipeline project supported by state leadership, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports.
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"How much talent, how much courage and how much hope there is in our girls who are struggling to do everything right and have so much working against them," she said.
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Searchers are working against time: If the submarine has not been able to reach the surface, it may run out of oxygen as early as Wednesday, in a worst-case scenario.
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Additional factors, such as children, precarious immigration status, housing scarcity, and the psychological effects of abuse may also be working against people needing to get out of abusive and violent relationships.
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" She added: "And it's just on and on and on … there are so many areas where [Russians] are working against the interests of freedom and democracies and peace in the world.
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There may be reasons why she feels uncomfortable about speaking out – reasons that won't apply to many men because the power structure of the industry isn't working against them as much.
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These misplaced corruption concerns fuel unfounded narratives about Hunter Biden, Ukrainian election interference, the CrowdStrike conspiracy theory and secret cabals of "bad guys" within Ukrainian society allegedly working against Mr. Trump.
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" On Wednesday, a senior administration official published the op-ed criticizing the president, and claimed to part of a group of senior White House officials working against the president's "misguided impulses.
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The governor rode anti-Obamacare sentiment to victory in 2010, but now the law that he has railed against and that his state is suing to overturn is working against him.
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IS IT IN PART BECAUSE THE FEDERAL RESERVE GOT A BAD REPUTATION FROM THE FINANCIAL CRISIS, AND NOW THE PRESIDENT IS CRITICIZING THE FED SAYING YOU'RE WORKING AGAINST ECONOMIC GROWTH, ESSENTIALLY?
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Ben Randol, BofA's G-10 foreign exchange strategist, said he had expected the dollar to begin 2018 with a first-quarter gain, but the global central banks are working against it.
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Ratcliffe also said on Fox News Monday that the texts been Page and Strzok also suggested there was a "secret society" of officials at the FBI and DOJ working against Trump.
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According to Valor, which cited unnamed people familiar with the matter, the board opened a formal probe into an anonymous tip suggesting that Thompson is working against Kroton's takeover of Estácio.
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"This obviously supports the Riksbank case of the well anticipated rate hike despite virtually all other data working against the Riksbank's own economic outlook," said Olle Holmgren, an economist at SEB.
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Working hand-in-hand with FBI agent Robert Lamphere, using the translated Soviet cables as their guides, the two men began to hunt down dozens of secret agents working against America.
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According to the gallery press release: Furr's work references the feminine archetype, which she seeks to restore by working against the current phallocentric age and issuing in a new yonic era.
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The new fight was sparked by Woodward's forthcoming book, which describes a White House in a state of chaos where Trump trades insults with aides, who are sometimes working against him.
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Time's Up, the advocacy group working against workplace harassment, demanded the Senate postpone a vote on Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court until sexual misconduct accusations against him are investigated.
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A heart condition caused by uncontrolled high blood pressure when the force of blood against the artery walls is too high, causing the heart to weaken by working against the high pressures.
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Asked on Thursday whether she is concerned that Sanders, one of the highest-profile candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination, is working against the DCCC's interests by endorsing primary challengers, Bustos demurred.
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"It looks like a triple whammy—a warm ocean, a warm atmosphere, and a wind pattern all working against the ice in the Arctic," said NSIDC director Mark Serreze, in a statement.
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In other words, despite his new softer demeanor, Kratos might continue to serve as an antihero who's working against the protectors of the known universe as he did in the original trilogy.
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"We're working against cartel-like companies in China and other countries that will stop at nothing to enrich themselves," said John McGrath, the College Board's senior vice president for communications and marketing.
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And all this time, the core of the issue has been that even though polls show providing help to the DREAMer population is very popular, the legislative dynamics keep working against them.
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Adams, like his father, was said to have always carried a "slight touch of paranoia," having made lists in his diary, at least twice, of those he saw as working against him.
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If the president really wants to make that dream a reality, he must modify the Affordable Care Act so that it helps his push for personalized medicine instead of working against it.
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The Weeknd had one thing working against him when he took the stage at the 58th Annual Grammy Awards: a lot of people were primed to see Lauryn Hill, a rumored guest.
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Siemens' raised profit outlook is still seen by some analysts as conservative, but executives warned that political uncertainty was working against many of its businesses, especially those requiring large, long-term investments.
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While the U.S. and Mexico had already agreed to a fresh trade deal to replace NAFTA, negotiators from Washington and Ottawa were working against the clock to bring Canada into the fold.
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With Baghdadi's death, the U.S. must re-examine how to achieve its goals in Syria or Afghanistan if neighboring countries are not working with it — and might even be working against Washington.
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Everything is kind of working against your efforts to resist food when someone brings it to work, said Traci Mann, a professor of social and health psychology at the University of Minnesota.
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To be clear, one of my proudest accomplishments was in the early 1970s working against the policies of Eastland and the politics in Mississippi for independent African American candidates for statewide office.
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Undaunted by his publisher's admonition that there's "not much of a market for Christmas books," Dickens begins feverishly working against a deadline to get the book done in time for the holiday.
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He said that the FATF spent tens of thousands of hours working against money laundering and the financing of terrorism, and insisted that the body played the "central role" on the issue.
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The full weight of the GOP would likely be behind that candidate, and Ossoff would be faced with another uphill battle, working against demographics and voting history that do him no favors.
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Photographer Nicola Bailey was in Bangladesh on assignment with ActionAid (an NGO working against poverty, particularly among women and children) when the most devastating catastrophe in the garment industry's history took place.
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Why it matters: Democrats view Nevada's U.S. Senate seat as one of their best pickup chances in 2018, which would be a needed buffer given that the map is working against them.
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Trump Jr. pushed conspiracy theories that so-called "deep state" elements of the federal government have been working against his father and compared this to the government-led efforts to discredit King.
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Several forces are working against Qualcomm, including the rise of China as both the dominant smartphone manufacturer and a huge consumer market, and the growing clout of the Apple and Samsung brands.
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But VAWA also emphasized law enforcement remedies and included measures that raised serious civil rights concerns—all with the help of many national and local organizations working against rape and domestic violence.
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Gropius himself might cringe at her approach, as he spent much of his career working against the idea of the singular genius, and for an architecture that collaborated with many other fields.
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And we're working against ourselves in some essential ways: We are hard-wired with mental blindspots — cognitive biases — that make it more difficult for us to evaluate risk and make effective plans.
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He added that any suitors would be advised to seek government approval for a potential takeover of Deutsche Bank to avoid the risk of working against the will of the political establishment.
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Quick background ... Bautista said there are "circumstances" working against the Blue Jays -- and it doesn't take a brain surgeon to know he's saying the home plate umpires are favoring the Cleveland Indians.
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A scant 13% of Americans think most administration officials are working against Trump in the ways described in the op-ed, while 59% say that at least some are acting that way.
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D.B.: So to begin with, I think it's very important to understand that from the perspective of white nationalists, it's basically the definition of the movement that you're working against the establishment.
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The system is working against Alghazali's family, but if democracy is functioning properly, his efforts as well as those of legal advocates and members of Congress could begin to right the wrongs.
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"De Nysschen is trying to build the brand by establishing a high price and sticking to it come hell or high water, and I think it is working against them," Peterson said.
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There's no title yet and very little in the way of story details, but the "spy thriller" series will apparently focus on Andor's earlier missions as a Rebel working against the Empire.
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Indian newspapers quoted unnamed officials claiming that intelligence agencies have described seven civil society groups, including the Trust, as "working against public interest" and painting the Modi government as anti-Dalit abroad.
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Throughout Operation Crossfire Hurricane, evidence continued to flow into the FBI that Christopher Steele, the former British spy who wrote the infamous dossier, was unreliable and working against the election of Trump.
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Perhaps the strangest part of the impeachment process against President Donald Trump is its origin: Trump&aposs own false belief that somehow the government of Ukraine has been secretly working against him.
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But Ms. Kragler's campaign might have ended up working against her: Mr. Hofmann told the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper that her signs had made it harder for him to find a new location.
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Working against them is the incumbency advantage : it is hard to defeat those already elected into office, although Republican retirements and the large number of qualified candidates Democrats are fielding should help Democrats.
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So if Google continues to gain large customers — it recently announce HSBC and SAP were using its public cloud — it can gain ground, but it's working against a penalty for being a latecomer.
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Researchers at the Politecnico di Milano university in Italy created a generative adversarial network for the task, which essentially uses two artificially intelligent algorithms working against each other to optimize the overall results.
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And that, in turn, gives the book an understated power, as we confront a writer working against expectation to subvert the conventions of the novel, to rethink the form on her own terms.
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And you're listening to rhythm, his thumb lining out the downbeats with a sharper picking sound as well as the mellowness of the voice, working against the slicing sound made with the hands.
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Pablo Casado, of the conservative People's Party, and Albert Rivera, from the center-right Ciudadanos, repeatedly accused outgoing Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, the election front-runner, of working against the country's interest.
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Before the announcement, Sanders on Sunday told Tapper the release of the DNC emails that show its staffers working against him underscores the position he's held for months: Wasserman Schultz needs to go.
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He invoked the term "deep state" - used to portray people with a political agenda working against him - as well as his campaign promise to drain what he has called the corrupt Washington swamp.
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" From a policy standpoint, these new leaders are well-positioned to create important support systems for immigrants and people of color, Bhojwani says, especially "when national policy and rhetoric is working against us.
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The same was true of the Firefly movie, Serenity, which made the world of that show look more expensive and cinematic, to some extent working against the ramshackle charm of the TV version.
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With all this working against it, "Fireflies" has persisted, returning to the public eye so prominently that Owl City head Adam Young is gamely answering questions about the math behind his fluffy lyrics.
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Multiple agencies and departments within the U.S. government would in effect be working against one another, with the State Department hoping to end the very hostilities that are sustained by American-manufactured weapons.
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They know they're working against ingrained biases: The childfree are keenly aware that they are prefigured in the eyes of most as a band of entitled, disrespectful millennials, trading tradition for self-interest.
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"We ask that our community practice compassion, sympathy, and empathy with one another because there is so much outside of our industry working against us," reads the Adult Performer Advocacy Committee (APAC) statement.
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Why it matters: If the judge rules in AT&T's favor, it will mean that President Trump's personal and public vendetta against CNN, which is owned by Time Warner, is working against him.
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"There's a difference between when you are trying to work through something and when you are working against something," said Russell, who missed three games in mid-May due to the same issue.
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"If the pro-legalization side is not at 2023 percent at this point, it will likely lose," said Sean Noble, an Arizona-based Republican strategist working against that state's legalization measure, Proposition 205.
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I saw this not as working against the employer, but as a balancing act: how would the business improve if we cared for employees with an approach typically lacking in the restaurant industry?
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Working against it: Scorsese has recently made headlines for his willingness to call out Marvel's movie-theater domination, arguing that there should be more variety onscreen, as well as more recognizable human stakes.
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Lewandowski and former deputy campaign chairman David Bossie are promoting their new book, "Trump's Enemies," which claims that the press, the intelligence community and members of the Republican Party are working against Trump.
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Under President Obama, the State Department veered significantly off course by prioritizing international groups and social commitments, and in some cases, actively working against the security and prosperity of U.S. businesses operating overseas.
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With racial and religious tension at an all-time high in America's recent history, Trump's campaign is directly working against what so many influential civic-leaders have given their lives to establish: unity.
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Longtime civil rights advocate Rt. Reverend Eugene Taylor Sutton explained that the circumstances facing many Black people today are not based on their individual choices, but systems and institutions actively working against them.
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Democrats are not only likely to win control of the House of Representatives; they also have a long-shot chance of taking control of the Senate, although the map is working against them.
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At the same time, several of his earliest endorsers praised the billionaire for committing to keep hundreds of aides in the field working against Trump even if Bloomberg himself isn't the Democratic nominee.
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He was in constant contact with Republican and Democratic leaders, who tried to keep him close and sought out his help in key races even when his contributions were working against them elsewhere.
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Sanders said he would invest in public housing and education and write off medical debts, but warned that elites in politics, business and the media were working against his plans to address inequality.
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This amounts to an extreme example of what is sometimes called palace politics — only here working against the president himself, which is surprising and significant, but still a very different kettle of fish.
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Like Mr. Trump, Mr. Putin has expressed disdain for the news media, and he asserted in a recent interview that secretive elements within the United States government were working against the president's agenda.
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However, the rule on disclosure of personal wealth had been strongly criticized by the Chancellor of Justice, the country's legal ombudsman, as working against the basic legal principle of innocent until proven guilty.
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As David Ignatius of the Washington Post pointed out, her time working in the Eurasia Division in particular gave her up-close experience working against one of the CIA's toughest foreign adversaries: Russia.
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As David Ignatius of the Washington Post points out, her time working in the Eurasia Division in particular gave her up-close experience working against one of the CIA's toughest foreign adversaries: Russia.
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The Logan Act prohibits citizens from working against the government's foreign policy, but nobody has been prosecuted under it since it was passed in 1799 and Donald junior is unlikely to break that streak.
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"Whether it's on the ground, physically working against terrorist activity, or in an office going over the intelligence we have gathered to prevent terrorism, it would be a great fit for me," he said.
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The U.K. is set to leave the EU in March 2019 and negotiators are working against the clock, trying to hammer a deal that will allow businesses to continue trading under relatively low tariffs.
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Philadelphia (CNN)Bernie Sanders says the release of Democratic National Committee emails that show its staffers working against him underscore the position he's held for months: Party Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz needs to go.
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The biggest obstacle that the Indians have working against them is that they don't have anyone helping them market their product, versus the National Mango Board which is locked in with these unflavorful fruits.
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The non-profit and several other animal rescues are working against a deadline to find homes for 458 smaller pigs (50-200 lbs.) before the state of Kentucky seizes the animals and euthanizes them.
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Garth Greenwell: We were definitely reading for friendly audiences: Our hope was to help support the bookstores that are working against HB2 (and that have been hurt by boycotts in response to the law).
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We got the President's son heading into Vaucluse Thursday in NYC with his GF, Kimberly Guilfoyle, and when we brought up the NYT piece -- about White House staffers allegedly working against 45 -- junior unloaded.
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Charles Kushner and his real estate organization, Kushner Companies, is working against conflict of interest concerns for his $7.5 billion project, because of his son Jared's role as a White House advisor to Trump.
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Of course, strong encryption of the type the FBI has been working against in its quest to stop criminal investigations from "going dark" is precisely what is needed to prevent this type of attack.
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When I started it, for me, I was really interested in telling a story of women working against the system in Hollywood and shining a spotlight on sexism and misogyny and gender wage differences.
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Both the Air France 447 and AirAsia Flight 8501 crashes had flight-control systems and pilots working against each other with disastrous outcomes, begging the question of whether these systems help or hinder pilots.
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Working against it: Though the film has drawn huge audiences, it's no one's idea of a conventional crowd-pleaser, and it could hit a wall with Oscar voters who reject its downbeat, violent vibe.
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The American people need to have faith in the basic fairness of our courts, which should not be stacked with those who have made a point of actively working against the rights of others.
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The Treasury and Justice Department units working against North Korea's sanctions violations are understaffed and overworked, and in some cases, demoralized by a lack of political support for prosecuting the results of their work.
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The summit is an easy way to promote what Trump hopes will be a wedge issue in 2020: that social media outlets have supposedly joined traditional publishers in working against Trump and his supporters.
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Supporters will be given an equal allocation of tickets for the game at the Bernabeu and Spanish newspaper El Pais said the police are "working against the clock" to prepare security for the match.
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But ecosocialists argue even if some parts of capitalism can advance an environmental agenda, the rest of the market will still be working against it, and we'll never get where we need to be.
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Or conversely, what if the placebo response is, in people with a different variant, working against drug treatments, which would mean that a change in the psychosocial context could make the drug more effective?
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The Justice Department's brief is also the latest example of the Trump administration actively working against LGBTQ rights, from rescinding protections for trans students in public schools to banning trans people from the military.
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Near the site, boats shone spotlights on the river, but after several days of rain, conditions were working against the search teams: The Danube was flowing fast and high, and winds hampered the search.
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The accrued funds were eventually released, partly in response to a recommendation from Israel's security establishment, which feared that depriving the Palestinian Authority of resources undermined stability in its territory, working against Israel's interests.
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BRUSSELS — Of all the issues dividing Europe and the Trump administration, Iran has become the sharpest, with the Europeans actively working against United States policy, placing them in league with Russia, China and Iran.
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"Europe and the U.S. are not simply taking different approaches to Iran, but are actively working against one another in a policy field which is of significant strategic interest to both sides," he said.
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Craig Faller, head of US Southern Command, which is responsible for US military operations in South America, named Iran alongside Russia and China as "malign actors" working against long-term stability in the region.
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When Wever and Collette team up, Unbelievable becomes an entertaining series about two cops working against the odds to solve a tough case, a formula that has long been applied to stories like this.
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" He wrote they could not be allies of workers despite the fact that, "A large number of people in the United States discovered that the economic premises of their society were working against them.
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Mr. Trump has questioned findings by national security officials that Russia interfered in the election, and he has attacked Justice Department employees who he believes have been working against him from within the bureaucracy.
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There are tons of invisible forces working against us, and the end result is that being good or bad at money is sometimes viewed in moralistic terms or as a measure of someone's character.
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Working against it: Replace Lady Gaga's triumphant "Shallow" wail with the sound of a sad trombone, and you'll have an idea of just how much "A Star Is Born" has underperformed this awards season.
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Susan and her sister worked with the Americans in Iraq -- and this made the entire family targets of "the terrorists, or the people working against the existence of the US forces in Iraq," Susan said.
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Aside from rumors that Apple may make a few minor tweaks to the look and feel of its next AirPods, it will be working against some tough design constraints to fit even more features inside.
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"Sizable long positions plus technical vulnerability, the strength in the dollar and then the hawkish news - all of that is working against gold," said Eli Tesfaye, senior market strategist for brokerage RJO Futures in Chicago.
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Yet despite having all these things working against it, the Cornish pasty (pronounced "PASS-tee") is thriving in Phoenix—a place that has little in common with Cornwall, the county that forms England's southwest tip.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) was forced to resign as chairwoman of the DNC after the leak, as Sanders supporters seized on evidence that the national party had been working against their candidate all along.
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Sadeghi wrote that media outlets affiliated with the Guards were also "working against reformists and the supporters of the government," according to the Iranian Labour News Agency (ILNA) which printed a copy of the letter.
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Working against it: Though the academy has taken great pains to diversify its membership in recent years, a movie with two or more women in the lead hasn't won best picture since "Chicago" in 2003.
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And diplomats fear that Mr. Trump, who has mocked climate science as a hoax, will begin actively working against global efforts to move away from planet-warming fossil fuels, like coal, oil and natural gas.
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His players know the stories from Madrid — when Mourinho became increasingly paranoid that there was a "rat" working against him in a highly politicized dressing room — and Chelsea, where harmony soon gave way to discord.
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Cecilia Tkaczyk, who received money in October 2014 from the Ulster County committee during her unsuccessful re-election campaign, said the state party's efforts, which included fliers attacking her opponent, ended up working against her.
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Her husband, Richard Ratcliffe, told VICE News Tuesday that Zaghari-Ratcliffe had still not seen the charges against her, although her lawyer had said they related to membership in organizations working against Iran's national security.
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And when Ortega went to his shoulder roll—which we have discussed not working against Renato Moicano—Holloway would jab him deep into it and then crack him with the right hand all the same.
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But it is also about a deep distrust of societal institutions that are perceived as working against the interests of the citizens, and that will make this crisis particularly hard for the government to resolve.
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One factor potentially working against the ISPs is that the Federal Communications Commission's attempt to preempt all current and future state net neutrality laws was blocked by a federal appeals court ruling in October 2019.
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If you are inclined to believe -- as President Donald Trump is -- that there is a widespread deep state conspiracy within the Justice Department actively working against you, then you see all sorts of wrongdoing here.
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Though aides have tried to downplay both, Trump has seethed in recent days over the book and op-ed, telling allies he knew there were people in his administration who were actively working against him.
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An enhanced reward from salt during salt depletion is a survival mechanism that may now be working against us, as the changes that occur in the brain during sodium depletion mimic that of repeated drug use.
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This was bolstered by the media, the think tank class here in dc, and was all done by taking the votes of the working class and then working against them the moment they came to Washington.
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Some point the finger at Ryan and other top GOP leaders for working against Huelskamp, a conservative agitator who sought former Speaker John Boehner's ouster and was defeated Tuesday by Dr. Roger Marshall in his primary.
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According to Trump, the media is rigging the election toward Clinton; the GOP establishment and Paul Ryan are working against him; and if Clinton wins in November, it will be because of large-scale voter fraud.
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For an expert take on the men of #MeToo, we spoke to Richard Gartner, PhD, cofounder of MaleSurvivor, a national organization working against male sexual victimization, and author of several books about sexual abuse in men.
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The show follows 40-year-old Liza Miller (Foster) who, after realizing her age is working against her in the professional world, sets out recreate her image and pass herself off as a 53-year-old.
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The news that Trump's team is actively working against the special counsel investigation comes just a day after the president claimed in an interview with the Times that he knew about conflicts of interest involving Mueller.
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A super PAC working against Sanders released an ad raising concerns about the 78-year-old senator's ideology and his recent heart attack, while the conservative Club for Growth also noted his age in an ad.
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Despite the odds, inexperience and youth working against Moreno, "The Assassin Baby" snatched Smolka's neck and made short work of him in less than two and a half minutes of the first round by guillotine choke.
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And in the meantime, both mother and daughter are dedicated to raising awareness and helping other families find the hope and the care they need in a system that often seems to be working against them.
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Working against it: Over the past 20 years, only two summer movies have taken home Oscar's top prize, and "Hollywood" will have to successfully reintroduce itself this winter if voters are to keep it in mind.
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The opportunity to serve at a federal level working against the trafficking of children and youth, an issue I've committed the last 21 years of my life to fighting, would under normal circumstances be an honor.
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In trying to "solve" the problems it's helped create, Google is also working against human nature—against our tendency to "self-select" and organize ourselves into enclaves, our deep-seated need to belong and to believe.
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"Our biggest challenge remains the fact that we continue to have a number of categories where consumption trends are working against us," Chief Executive Officer Bernardo Hees told analysts on a conference call to discuss earnings.
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As a result, any talented conservative politician learned how to "exert his maximal influence by using the rhetoric of progressivism and winning the plaudits of the reformers" — while otherwise working against what most progressives would want.
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SYDNEY — Li Ka-shing may be one of the most influential businessmen in Asia, but that reputation — and fear of Chinese influence — is working against his company's ambitions to buy a critical gas operation in Australia.
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Elliot's sister Darlene, his right-hand woman during the fsociety glory days, has been turned by the F.B.I. and is now working against him, including by secretly planted a mirroring device on (or within) his computer.
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Cape Town is a very windy city because of its location between the mountains and the sea, and on that day, the wind was working against the ferry as it made its way across the water.
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"(Tillerson's) working against the unified view of our intelligence agencies, which say there's no amount of pressure that can be put on them to stop," Senator Bob Corker told a hearing at the chamber on Thursday.
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Working against Germany's calamitously pro-cyclical "Spardiktat" (fiscal austerity), the European Central Bank has nursed the euro area economy and its financial system to one of the best years since the euro's adoption 19 years ago.
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"The Commission should identify and address those specific elements of the algorithmic trading environment that may be working against investors, rather than for them," said Mary Jo White in a speech to the Security Traders Association.
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Boldly working against Canadiana, Mr. Funk has made a seeming hockey movie that pivots into a skewering of the masculinity at the core of the country's favorite pastime — and any institution that breeds single-minded competition.
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There were a couple of factors working against retailers this time around: First off, the weather was awful on Super Saturday, with snow and rain falling on much of the north and central parts of the country.
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"Nigeria has an incipient Nigerian-ness, kind of a sense that we're Nigerian, but they're really working against it here inadvertently in the delta, where they're creating a sense that we're not Nigerians, we're the delta people."
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"Jake has been doing a really good job of working against some lefties and getting himself ready for those moments, and a credit to him and all the hard work he's doing," Arizona manager Torey Lovullo said.
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As valuable as those discussions are, it's more helpful to examine three important issues where the government is essentially working against the interest of personal responsibility simply because doing so serves the politicians and the politicians alone.
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Here are the main reasons why USB-C headphones are destined to only ever be a niche category: The most obvious factor working against USB-C headphones is that the two biggest smartphone makers don't need them.
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The Trump campaign shake-up Trump has had a tense relationship with the RNC throughout the primary and into the campaign season, at times railing on the GOP establishment and accusing the party of working against him.
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When this happens, one team of lobbyists can end up working against the other team of lobbyists, in some cases sabotaging the efforts of the competing firm, in order to solidify their ongoing relationship with the client.
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"What bothers me is that if what was written was true, then there is a cabal in the White House that's working against the president," said Paterson, who also served as the New York Democratic Party's chairman.
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He immigrated to New York from Ireland in 22011 and, inspired by the Catholic activist Dorothy Day, began his ministry in the East Village helping poor and homeless people and working against gang leaders and drug dealers.
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Come fight time these can readily be substituted with the true knees they have been working against the bag non-stop, the clinch sparring has served its purpose as an exercise in spotting openings and finding control.
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Why it matters: This breaks with what Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee said on Monday, which disputed intelligence community's findings that said Russia was working against Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election, and preferred Donald Trump.
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While, this is not the ultimate solution to end all violence, it could be the initial step that paves the way for constructive dialogue and cooperation between two groups that have working against each other for years.
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The congressman's pollster, John McLaughlin, who also polls for the President, won't join Collins' Senate campaign after the Trump campaign made clear that their consultants will not be working against sitting GOP senators, according to multiple sources.
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And when Trump held an impromptu rally in the East Wing of the White House later that month, one of his supporters shouted "Soros" after the president decried the "globalists" who were working against the American people.
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What must it be like to work in the confines of the West Wing, with a raging President, a cabal of officials working against him and the destabilizing spectacle of a witch hunt to find the moles?
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"This is a complete nightmare — the president of the United States has admitted to giving information to a country that is actively working against Western interests," Stephanie Carvin, a former intelligence analyst for the Canadian government, said.
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It could be that some of these trends — like an increase in investments in polarized media outlets and outrage on Facebook — favor anyone who's fighting the status quo, in which case these trends could be working against Trump.
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Sessions' closeness to Trump - he was the first senator to endorse him during Trump's presidential campaign - was clearly working against him as far as Democrats were concerned following several days of controversy over Trump's executive order on immigration.
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I simply think each of our terrific, connecting media and technologies—from language and text to education and currency—can end up working against their original purposes if we forget about where human beings fit in the equation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration would be working against its "America First" agenda if it were to diminish the United States' leadership role in multilateral institutions including the World Bank, the lender's second-ranking executive said on Wednesday.
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Supporting yourself upright and working against gravity—rather than lying comfortably on the bed as you would to watch viral Chinese cotton candy videos or replay break-ups in your head—takes a toll on the sedentary. 8.
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Instead of working against the interests of the environment, I would challenge these groups to bargain for these transition jobs and embrace a shift in energy policy that will keep our planet safe for our children and grandchildren.
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There are other forces of democratization and privatization though that are working against the future of IPOs: ICOs on one hand, and late-stage private capital on the other, best exemplified by the $98 billion SoftBank Vision Fund.
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Working against a 12-hour time difference, aides traveling with the national security adviser made furious calls to their colleagues back in Washington in an attempt to figure out what was going on and potentially stall Ricardel's firing.
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But we must stand united in our beliefs that America's elected officials must be pressed to act, that there is an urgency to getting started, and that we are stronger supporting each other than working against each other.
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That means building cleaner cars, halting dirty fuel development on public lands and moving our industries away from ones that create pollution -- like coal-fired power plants and inefficient cars -- all of which Trump is actively working against.
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But until you actually have a child, which is like your heart being outside you, and that heart happens to be in a brown body, and you have people who are actively working against your child, it's hard.
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But by all accounts, the new international action was an embarrassing public slap that has again focused discussion on the Pakistani military's benign eye toward militant groups working against American aims in Afghanistan and Indian interests in Kashmir.
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As a member of an outmoded genre, and in an era of pop feminism and fierce and instantaneous political dissection, Bridget Jones's Baby has a lot working against it, and its creators appear to have been well aware.
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In his short tenure, Mr. Wray has tried to navigate a perilous path, serving a president whose conduct is under F.B.I. scrutiny and who criticizes the bureau as part of a "deep state" that is working against him.
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According to a separate source familiar with the situation, despite multiple warnings from people around her that there was a campaign actively working against her, Liu was blindsided when her second potential nomination in a year fell apart.
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"The stronger dollar is not really curbing the inflows to gold ... from an inflation perspective, a stronger U.S. dollar is working against the U.S. Federal Reserve's inflation target and is pointing towards lower interest rates," AxiCorp's Innes said.
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MILAN, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Italian clothing company Stefanel is working against the clock to secure an investment from a partner by the end of the year and avert the risk of bankruptcy, three sources told Reuters on Friday.
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Working against it: The academy has a tendency to give the screenplay Oscar as a consolation prize to a director whose sensibilities may still be too hip for the room, like Jordan Peele, Spike Jonze and Sofia Coppola.
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On Capitol Hill, Treasury Secretary-designate Steven Mnuchin softened the traditional U.S. "strong dollar" mantra, suggesting that the dollar's current strength may be working against what has become perhaps the administration's central economic priority: reviving U.S. manufacturing and exports.
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One senior administration official said the President obviously learned some lessons about the "power" of special interests working against the bill, which leadership pulled back from consideration after it became clear it didn't have the support to get passed.
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"It's not won and done because you're often working against what might have been 30 years, 50 years, of somebody's experience, and so it's a continuous learning process," Williams says about changing minds that have been shaped over time.
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"Much is being done by the residents themselves and the civilian volunteers who have traveled to the area to help, but they are working against the clock," said Chris Staines, who headed up the IFRC delegation in North Korea.
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What about working against a culture that teaches men to see women as sexual trophies, placing more women in positions of power, and, if you want a more concrete action item, maybe changing the way we use nondisclosure agreements?
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There are quite a few things working against the conservation efforts, including moon dust still embedded in the spacesuit's fibers which are microscopic, but still incredibly sharp and capable of tearing the suit as it's simply being moved around.
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"It's hard to be up here accepting an award for work on diversity and inclusion when we have a puppet president being controlled by a white supremacist puppeteer actively working against diversity and inclusion in our country," Baker began.
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Other factors working against rising rates, he said, are slowing global economic expansion, increasing U.S. stock market volatility and uncertainty in Washington in areas such as a U.S./China agreement, immigration, the national debt, lack of bipartisan support, etc.
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Nothing against Perry and Warshofsky, they were good in their roles this season, but two seemingly random bad guys working against Olivia & Co. for some unknown reason just isn't that interesting because there's no driving pathos for the viewers.
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He doesn't hit Hollywood passes with half a mind on watching them back on Match of the Day that evening, he isn't shooting on site and trying to be a hero, ultimately working against his team in the process.
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Americans for Prosperity, which is backed by conservative billionaires Charles and David Koch, is planning to keep working against Medicaid expansion, though it said it is too early to know whether it will run ads in Utah and Idaho.
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So hopefully they're going to make policy decisions to try to address some of these incentives that have grown up, that are sort of perverse incentives, that are working against the interest, in my view, at times, of patients.
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Often, keeping clients out of for-profit CCA detention facilities in Elizabeth, New Jersey or Lumpkin, Georgia, means working against clerks, court officers, judges and prosecutors, who delay arraignments and finger defendants on the agency's request, experts claimed Thursday.
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If I have done my job well, the reader will understand the forces working against my protagonist's mother and how, despite her one terrible mistake, she is still the person her son believes her to be — a good parent.
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"Anyone of us could end up in the shelter system, and none of us should feel that the shelter system is working against us," said Mr. Espinal, a Democrat who represents Bushwick, Brownsville, Cypress Hills and East New York.
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During the Cold War, it would have been unthinkable for the U.S. government to force members of the military and federal employees to invest their retirement savings in funds that included Soviet companies working against U.S. interests and values.
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Australia scored the prize after the country's Energy and Environment Minister Josh Frydenberg was heard complaining to U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz about American charities working against Adani's $16 billion coal mine at the COP 22 talks in Marrakech.
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But one of the biggest factors hindering both cities may be that they are working against each other, said Greg LeRoy, executive director of the non-partisan watchdog group Good Jobs First, who is closely watching the HQ2 sweepstakes.
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She has also drawn criticism for sharing social media posts promoting conspiracy theories, including one suggesting that the billionaire philanthropist George Soros was working against Mr. Trump and that Democrats had committed voter fraud during last year's midterm elections.
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Working against it: Though "The Favourite" picked up a comedy Globe for Colman and recently managed a win with the editors' guild, it hasn't yet notched the sort of stop-the-presses victory that makes best picture more plausible.
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The journalists Fox News would have picked to host the debates may have indeed been fair, but even so, the DNC may not want to boost the ratings of a channel that spends so much time working against it.
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We need to talk about and understand that what was going on in the 1960s, 1970s was that there was institutionalized and legal apparatus in place and forces that were literally working against integration of the schools in our country.
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As Vox's German Lopez explained, despite Trump's early promise to be a pro-LGBTQ Republican, the White House has actually been working against gay and transgender rights: On Wednesday, Trump announced he will reinstate a ban on trans military service.
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To that end, they're donating the proceeds from Monday night's event to the New York Women's Foundation Fund for the #MeToo Movement and Allies, which provides grants to organizations working against sexual violence, with a focus on activists of color.
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Yet another thing working against Canada is the fact the US is considered a very close partner, so if they started amassing on the border and explained it away as a military exercise Canada would, most likely, accept it as true.
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Search teams are working against the clock to recover the two flight recorders that will offer vital clues to the fate of the plane that crashed en route from Paris to Cairo on May 0003 killing all 66 people on board.
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There are a lot of other things working against health workers on the ground right now—including widespread violence in the DRC and the rapid spread of misinformation, even among some health care workers who believe that they shouldn't be vaccinated.
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Analysts said the GCC decision to designate Hezbollah as a terrorist group was aimed primarily at choking off financial interests in the Gulf controlled by the group which the GCC has blamed for working against them in Lebanon, Syria and Yemen.
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Former Breaking Bad star Anna Gunn takes the lead in Equity, a film that has her playing a top-tier investment banker dealing with sexist men on one side and women who may be working against her on the other.
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According to the newly unsealed indictment, Assange faces 17 new charges — including publishing classified information — under the Espionage Act, a law typically reserved for spies working against the U.S. or whistleblowers and leakers who worked for the U.S. intelligence community. 2.
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According to the newly unsealed indictment, Assange faces 17 new charges — including publishing classified information — under the Espionage Act, a law typically reserved for spies working against the U.S. or whistleblowers and leakers who worked for the U.S. intelligence community.
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And although we could never firmly prove that our names —"Janae" (my first name) and "Abuharaz"(her last name)—were the cause of our woes, we couldn't help but feel that there was some type of implicit bias working against us.
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But progressive Clinton critics who support her reluctantly, or who don't support her but hope for the progressive-most outcome in November, are likely working against interest if they treat the election as a foregone conclusion and go to town.
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Boxing is about economy of motion and a good percentage of fighters, a good percentage of the time, want to use that first attack to get into range to either follow up or draw counters they can continue working against.
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Working against it: Though the 1933 take on "Little Women" was nominated for best picture, this is a story that has been told numerous times in the movies and on television, and remakes have almost never taken the top prize.
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"The effect of another year with minimal outreach, limited navigator funding and an administration actively working against enrollment is greater than the sum of its parts," wrote Joshua Peck, co-founder of Get America Covered and a former Obama administration official.
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Still, the Republican Party's current status on party ID is yet another data point -- along with Trump's ongoing approval slump and historic trends working against the president's party in midterm elections -- that suggests 2018 could be a disaster for Republicans.
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Whether she's calling out the Wests or fighting with Perry, the tracks Swift wields as weapons to win feuds often fall flat — but "Better Than Revenge" has even more working against it in the age of mainstream feminism and woke Twitter.
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History is working against Trump All this work is an effort to buck a historic trend: A president's party often takes a beating at the ballot box in the first midterm election after they take control of the White House.
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Earlier this week, Rickon actor Art Parkinson shut down the notion that Shaggydog is alive, but he didn't convince the likes of Reddit user DanDampspear, who ascribes to an extensive theory arguing that Umber is actually working against Ramsay Bolton.
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This is also the funniest thing working against the Penguins, because losing in the second round two straight years has become an accidental advantage for the Capitals much like Holtby's extra rest as a result of struggles in the regular season.
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When three of the five members of the Badass Army's technical team—a group of activists working against revenge porn—were granted scholarships to attend the world's largest hacking conference, the group didn't want to leave the other two behind.
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This week, the Senate is considering a measure to ease banking regulations, and next week senators will be working against a deadline to pass a catchall spending measure to fund the government; the current spending bill expires on March 23.
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Humans and Other Animals captures a subtle transition as Frink, working against critical opinion that made abstract sculpture de rigueur in the 1960s, settles into a confident naturalism, simultaneously expressionistic and poetic, that would guide the rest of her career.
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And though he serves on the Republican whip team, Romney is now effectively working against party leaders and arguing to colleagues that the proper way to test each side's contention is to hear from people directly involved in the Ukraine saga.
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Washington (CNN)Congressional Democrats, benefiting from President Donald Trump's low approval ratings and historic trends working against the party in power, sit in the catbird seat in the battle for control, according to new House and Senate ratings from CNN.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 9 (Reuters) - European lawmakers are working against the clock to extend the life of a discredited interest rate benchmark and avert a crunch that would affect trillions of euros worth of contracts, a senior official said on Friday.
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As long as President Trump is in the White House and the Republican Congress is actively working against the best interests of millions of Americans, we need to lead our country forward from the ground up, one state at a time.
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A group of conservative critics of President Donald Trump — including lawyer George Conway, husband of White House aide Kellyanne Conway — is launching a super PAC that will spend the next year working against Trump's reelection and Trump loyalism within the GOP.
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"We don't know what is in his heart and his mind, but we wanted to give him the chance to do something good and show he's heading in the right direction, working against animal cruelty and dog fighting, specifically," she said.
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Search teams are working against the clock to recover the two flight recorders that will offer vital clues on the fate of flight 804, because the acoustic signals that help locate them in deep water cease transmitting after about 30 days.
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It's not clear exactly how Biden hit upon Schedule II as the magic solution, or if he took input from drug-policy reform advocates or cannabis industry players—or took cues instead from the anti-legalization activists working against them.
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The John Lethbridge, a search boat contracted by the Egyptian government, is working against the clock to locate the "black boxes" that investigators say will help explain why Flight MS804 crashed on May 19, killing all 66 people on board.
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Working against it: Though "Black Panther" winning best picture would give us a capital-m Moment, it's going to be awfully hard to get there when the film couldn't manage Oscar nominations for its director, screenplay or any cast members.
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While the argument could also be made that Syria and Assad are not technically combatants of the US — as war has not been declared against the country — the US has been actively working against the Syrian leader for some time.
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Whether it's your customer or a worker, I think that these are the trends in America that are working against the things that make us most frustrated, which is the cost of living keeps going up but our salaries do not.
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Bob Ehrlich's folks recommended me to apply to the RNC campaign management school (thank you, Rob Engstrom, for accepting my application!) and next thing I knew I was in Tennessee working against Al Gore, then in Florida for that recount.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The flight data recorders from an EgyptAir jet that crashed in the Mediterranean last month are expected to stop emitting signals on June 24, and search boats are working against the clock to retrieve them, Egyptian investigators said on Monday.
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If you're an executive who studies what's polling well with employees and customers and has decided it's time to pick a "touchy-feely" cause to align with your brand, you're already working against yourself, Ben & Jerry's CEO Matthew McCarthy told Business Insider.
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Gin, who lives alone and off the grid, has a deep connection to the earth and its herbal resources, but she is an outsider, reviled; she is working against a system of rigid, often masculine, scientific thought that labels her as a witch.
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Individuals in the Calderón administration said that toward the end of their time in office, there was a recognition that the Mexican government had done too much on behalf of the United States, to the point of even working against its own interests.
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Six sources told BuzzFeed News that at least two FinCEN analysts were reported to Treasury's inspector general over suspicions that they might have been working against the interests of the US. One analyst was a man with close family ties to Ukraine.
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Jeff Weaver said he is "100%" on the same team with Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, despite a dump of emails leaked on the internet over the weekend that showed DNC officials working against the Vermont senator during the presidential primary season.
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But when an awkward job interview falls on the same day as an even more awkward blind date and your phone decides to die just as you leave the house, it's hard not to wonder if the entire cosmos is working against you.
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Yonathan Mizrachi (director of Emek Shaveh, an organization working against the use of archaeology for political ends in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict) points out that the exhibition furthers a dangerous, longstanding narrative: that Jews protect the past while Arabs act to destroy it.
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Lowry and DeRozan should each have consistent offensive advantages working against Irving and J.R. Smith or Iman Shumpert, who seem likely to draw the DeRozan matchup while LeBron saves his energy for offense by chilling in DeMarre Carroll or Norman Powell's general vicinity.
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The euro area monetary policy is working against strong headwinds of high (and in some cases rising) unemployment, increasing security threats, absence of a unifying leadership and the public's souring mood about the viability of the European economic and monetary union (a.k.a.
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A REPORT IN FOCUS: COMPANIES FACE CYBERSECURITY HURDLES: A new survey commissioned by the Center for Strategic and International Studies and produced by Intel Security examines how "misaligned incentives" at companies across country borders and industries are working against their cybersecurity efforts.
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Mnuchin has said that he expects the plan to boost sustained U.S. growth above 3 percent, but CRFB estimates that even this level would require massive increases in productivity and that a rapidly retiring baby-boom generation is working against high growth rates.
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A growing number of critics are warning that American-backed military victories need to be backed up with political reconciliation between Sunni and Shiite Arabs, something Iran is working against, and with determined efforts to rebuild cities so that civilians can return.
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In Libya today, brave IOM staff are working against the odds to improve conditions to meet minimum standards of safety, hygiene and sanitation: installing proper toilets and water purification systems, repairing sewage pipes and electrical cabling, and providing ventilation fans and water heaters.
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The Nittany Lions also have their best recruiting class ever coming in next year, but the truth is that Chambers is working against a long and ignominious history in a historically strong basketball conference, and I imagine he knows it better than anyone.
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On Tuesday, 80 percent of Labour members of Parliament rejected his leadership in a no-confidence vote, with one, Alan Johnson, accusing the leader's office of "working against the rest of the Party," which supported the UK remaining in the European Union.
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Recovering from major mistakes is never easy, and there are both internal and external forces working against us, including the biases that make us want to stick with bad decisions and the social pressures that make us afraid to strive for change.
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" Dr. Shulkin, the only holdover from the Obama administration, expressed dismay in an interview on Wednesday over what he said seemed to be political appointees in his office working against him, saying that they were "trying to undermine the department from within.
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The episode also suggested that Irving, the Thermos enthusiast and aspiring pulp novelist, has been involved with this story for a while, and revealed why Agent Santiago has often seemed to be working against the investigators who are trying to find Wellick.
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Analysts see that as another factor potentially working against Slack, putting more pressure on its competition with Teams going forward — especially given Microsoft's existing relationships with most major companies all over the world, making it that much harder for Slack to compete.
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With the economy closer to full employment now — the unemployment rate is at 4.4 percent instead of the 4.9 percent in the middle of last year — employers looking to add jobs are working against a harder constraint on the number of workers.
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Trump repeats familiar refrains attacking Democrats, referring twice to the "deep state" — a derisive attack on federal agencies he has accused of working against him — and suggests Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton might have fared better against him in 2016 if she named Sen.
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"Mayans" somewhat balances that with disarming humor -- such as the amusing sight of macho club members trafficking in frilly party dresses as contraband -- and incorporates an ambitious subplot that deals with border politics, including elements working against corruption in the Mexican government.
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Also recently, Anthony Comello, 25, said in a New York City court in December that his belief in QAnon had led him to murder a mob boss, Francesco Cali, who he asserted was part of the deep state cabal working against Mr. Trump.
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As it has for years with members or supporters of the outlawed P.K.K. movement for Kurdish independence, Turkey has handed German officials dossiers with the names of more than 300 people in Germany whom Ankara sees as working against Mr. Erdogan's Turkey.
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As if tax reform weren't hard enough on its own, the negotiators will be working against a backdrop of cliffhangers like raising the debt limit, funding the government, passing a budget and, potentially, attempting one more drive to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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There are serious factors working against Perez: He was convicted on a felony drug charge and discharged from the Army for drug use; military service is no guarantee of citizenship; and he never applied for citizenship, despite being eligible to apply in 1994.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama is maintaining pressure on the Senate to approve his Supreme Court nominee, but the need for Republican U.S. senators seeking re-election to keep conservative voters happy before primary elections in the coming months is working against him.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's former campaign manager on Thursday pointed to the anonymous New York Times op-ed as proof of a so-called "deep state" -- a belief held by some conservatives that an entrenched bureaucracy is working against the President.
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But by the early 21s, a local group, Concerned Citizens of Perry County, and a branch of the White Citizens Council, historically a white supremacist network, were working against Turner's group to elect what they called a "coalition" of white and black candidates.
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"I have met with allies who can report that Russia, as part of their sophisticated information and disinformation operations, engaged actively with so-called nongovernment organizations — environmental organizations working against shale gas — to maintain European dependence on imported Russian gas," Rasmussen asserted.
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"I wish the president and his aides would spend as much time and energy working with us in a bipartisan manner as they have working against us trying to prevent victims of terrorism from receiving the justice that they deserve," Cornyn said.
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What I find ironic is that many of the same people who claimed that Mr. Cohen was incapable of telling the truth when he worked for Mr. Trump now find him a shining beacon of truth when he is working against Mr. Trump.
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Historically marginalized people also have additional factors working against them, making it even harder to get by as artists — fewer roles, unacknowledged biases, societal pressure, "biological clocks" — all problems that are exacerbated if they don't have financial support and a safety net.
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"We fought so hard for freedom and we fought so hard for independence and everything that gave us the freedom we've had our whole life, now is working against us," Billy said on the episode of the need to be closer to medical resources.
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In Deana Lawson, a new solo exhibition of photographs at the Contemporary Art Museum, St. Louis, it becomes clear that, although the 36-year-old artist's pictures are mostly taken in far-flung places of perfect black strangers, they're all working against popular cultural clichés.
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According to conversations with over two dozen staffers and advertising experts involved with the data and advertising operations of both presidential campaigns, the Democratic party's data machine that worked so well in 2008 and 2012 may have ended up working against Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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After happening upon a secret message, Malcom finds himself dealing with a dictatorial religious organization, the rebels working against them, and a 6-month-old baby (Lyra, the hero of His Dark Materials) who needs to protection against those who want to kill her.
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Widow's Walk also features 50 new "haunts," the game-changing scenarios that are uncovered by players during a game, giving them a new set of goals to work towards to win (often while secretly having to defeat one of their own working against them).
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But his kids are working against him, because none of them are paying for TV. "I have five millennial children between the ages of 19 and 28, and none of them subscribe to cable or satellite," Burke said yesterday at a Bank of America conference.
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"Yesterday, President Trump handed global leadership and stature —free of charge— to Vladimir Putin, a man who has spent his entire life working against the interests of the United States and who brutally suppresses and murders his own citizens," said Shaheen said in a statement.
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" Cruz said it's not surprising that "there are people in the administration working against the president," adding, "That's been a dynamic we've seen in previous Republican administrations, but no one has seen it as intensely as has President Trump and I think it's unfortunate.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The growth of bitcoin and other digital currencies is working against the need for the creation of a market-based currency-trading system that offers consistent pricing, James Bullard, the head of the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank, said on Monday.
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But the California Republican, one of Trump's closest allies in Congress and a top contender to be Speaker of the House if Republicans keep their majority, said the public should not be "shocked" that some in government may be working against the president's policies.
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When Letty is presumed dead in the fourth movie, Fast & Furious, it's revealed two movies later that she just had amnesia and was working against the crew—reminiscent of Ryan Lavery suffering from amnesia, and losing four years of his life on All My Children.
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" The line drew huge applause in the hall and allowed Yang to then note that he had been the subject of racist slurs when he was young but to add that "black(s) and Latinos have something much more powerful working against them than words.
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"We learned today about information that in the immediate aftermath of [Trump's] election, that there may have been a secret society of folks within the Department of Justice and the FBI -- to include Page and Strzok -- that would be working against him," Ratcliffe said.
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The bombshell op-ed — which was published in September 2018 under the headline I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration — sparked outrage among President Donald Trump and his allies and fueled paranoia about a "deep state" working against the White House.
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Yet they're working against the president, seeking to limit his authority to impose tariffs unilaterally on national security grounds, as he did last year on steel and aluminum, sparking a dispute with the European Union and alienating close partners such as Canada and Mexico.
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The world's navies have developed sophisticated undersea rescue procedures since submarines entered widespread use in the years before World War I. But time and the weather are working against international efforts to find the ARA San Juan and attempt to rescue her 44 crew members.
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He has since used that line repeatedly on the campaign trail, even singling out Mr. Bush's finance chairman, the billionaire Woody Johnson, as an example of the type of donor who is working against Mr. Trump — never mind that Mr. Trump and Mr. Johnson are actually friends.
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Without a doubt when the Attorney General sessions whom I have personally always liked and respected -- what he has done here has now left this administration and country more exposed to the deep state that has been working against the president you elected since the very beginning.
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In a selfie posted to her account on Monday, the actress pledged her dedication to working against the type of hateful rhetoric that has become the norm in our country's political system wearing a t-shirt with the neck and sleeves covered in small black safety pins.
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In poised testimony, he matter-of-factly laid out how he came to discover that an "irregular channel" — certain to become a Washington buzzword — was working against a regular diplomatic channel enforcing the official American policy of backing Ukraine in its efforts to hold off Russian aggression.
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