Sometimes, a drug that works against a mutation in one type of cancer also works against that same mutation in another cancer, but sometimes it does not.
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Its medical team works against the backdrop of constant fighting.
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Another flaw is that tax sometimes works against other priorities.
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JIRA has become a tool which actually works against this.
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In fact, she works against every progressive priority in Congress.
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The publicity growing around the case works against him, too.
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Bauer's film works against the negative stereotypes that surround sex workers.
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Slowly, steadily, I divulged how sometimes, my brain works against me.
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So an ultrasonic weapon that works against people is even less likely.
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All that works against science and we need to work for science.
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Indeed, rebalancing is effective because it works against the boom-bust cycle.
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"The attack works against all modern protected Wi-Fi networks," Vanhoef warned.
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Meaning the very size of the network sort of works against them.
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Anything they do to compromise that, frankly, works against their main mission.
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Only one commercially available antibiotic still consistently works against drug-resistant strains.
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Let me hold it out for her, because it actually works against vampires.
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And -- SARA EISEN: Kind of works against you on this -- on this trade?
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It also sort of works against the point of an eco-friendly shower.
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"The attack works against all modern protected Wi-Fi networks," according to Vanhoef.
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This system works against survivors in every manner possible, to say the least.
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After that comes the process of showing that it works against pandemic viruses.
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There are many other related cases in the works against the pharmaceutical giant.
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How do you think the small domestic drama works against Roma's bigger backdrop?
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What works against him is the curiously airless, antiseptic nature of the enterprise.
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We don't want people to fill up on steak—it works against us.
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Demo and pitch days foster a formulaic approach that often works against the presenter.
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"Flying works against gravity, you give up everything that gets you down," she says.
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It almost works against you some ways if you have a really good lead.
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Every time they try to bring violence to the border, it works against them.
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Overly restricting inflows of this talent pool works against the U.S.'s comparative advantages.
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"We know what makes us successful and what works against this team," McDonagh said.
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The NFL salary cap works against everybody but the top tier of free agents.
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Everything you want toast to be—dry, crisp, sturdy—a shower actively works against.
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But in most situations, Dr. ten Brink's study suggests, evolution works against our expectations.
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There is no peer-reviewed clinical data showing that chloroquine works against COVID-19.
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The only time it works against you is if you don't change your base makeup.
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We start it in order to satisfy legitimate desires but it eventually works against them.
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Natural selection works against mutations that kill the host before they can be passed on.
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Composed, or angry in a way that works in his favor — or works against him?
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Proposing that everyone use "they" works against this thoughtful inquiry about how one defines oneself.
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"Everything that promotes the development of culture also works against war," responded the psychoanalyst from Vienna.
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The first step will be to show that a potential universal vaccine works against seasonal flu.
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That confusion over the intended audience isn't the only way The Dark Tower works against itself.
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He told reporters he still hasn't seen any evidence that Trump works against Republican candidates. Rep.
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He's also a creature of instinct -- which sometimes works for him and sometimes works against him.
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The fact that the underlying battle is multiparty rather than two-sided also works against resolution.
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The lack of basic services works against that idea of successful family life that Americans really want.
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This is one of those shows, moreover, where the star power in some respects works against it.
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Secretly controlling the game is great until the final tribal, when your very secrecy works against you.
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The Academy's preferential voting system also works against films and actors not selected as voters' top picks.
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"With credit card rates at record highs, that really works against you in a hurry," Rossman says.
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Sometimes when you combine strong women with similar interests, it works against them instead of for them.
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A move to cash works against the investor to a greater degree when there is greater volatility.
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Putin wants to constrain the very entity that works against him every day: the U.S. Intelligence Community.
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If the mechanics were the point, then the ironclad conceptual structure of each run works against it.
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Science like this works against its intended mission and puts a price on something invaluable: human life.
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Nonetheless, there is some evidence that it works against coronaviruses, and Gilead has donated doses to China.
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A never-ending campaign, with rallies designed to please some and unnerve others, works against that goal.
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"The rest of us should want that money saved and the estate tax works against that," Edwards said.
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But until now, few studies have systematically examined what really works against repeated back pain and what doesn't.
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Since its discovery, researchers have steadily refined the attack, and expanded the array of targets it works against.
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Their own system, community, family, government works against them and is part of what is shutting them down.
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The problem is the impastoed materiality accumulated on the picture plane works against the supposed symbolism of disintegration.
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Rhetoric like the President's works against that foundation of our country and all that we teach our children.
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But if you're really preoccupied with the possibility that your parental status works against you, keep it private.
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Most of this is clever, often ingenious, but the frequency of one-liners works against the novel's trajectory.
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"We heartbroken people are so easily left behind," she mourns, noting the way grief works against the clocks.
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Usually, it works against an actor because it bumps her up to saint before she's finished being human.
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The speech-before-truth philosophy underpinning Zuckerberg's creation intrinsically works against the civic, community values he claims to champion.
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The movie's distance here works against it, emphasizing its outsider's view of what it frames as lower-class concerns.
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Noam: I definitely think there's a sense in which the iconic nature of Queen's songs works against the movie.
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For instance, RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network) works against sexual violence and offers a free hotline at 800.656.
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Interpolating his childhood fantasies with his first adult steps is infantilizing, and it works against the movie's overall message.
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The obsession with profit demonstrably works against human interest, especially when it comes to the protection of the environment.
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This works against those most likely to be eligible for cancellation because their cases are less likely be heard.
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Once again, this works against decentralization as only trustworthy partners will get a license to operate as an authorized reseller.
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Our sources say the fact Soules is famous works against him, because prosecutors don't want to appear soft on celebrities.
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This attitude also works against actresses who haven't been as mercilessly ripped to shreds by the public as Hathaway has.
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As a weakened TB bacterium, BCG appears to provoke a general immune system reaction that then works against the cancer.
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A commercial structure that seemingly works against the openness and interoperability DeepMind's co-founder Mustafa Suleyman has claimed to support.
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"They can play a victim narrative, but in the end, what works against Nazis is a strong front," she says.
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But the results have not been reported yet, and it is still unclear whether the drug works against the coronavirus.
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This makes no sense: Depriving immigrants of legal immigration options works against the president's stated goal of increasing economic growth.
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But the results have not been reported yet, and it is still unclear whether the drug works against the coronavirus.
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But the electability question can cut more than one way; the public's populist and anti-establishment mood works against her.
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Until very recently, Asian-Americans have been politically quiescent and largely deferential to a status quo that works against them.
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Or perhaps I should be less judgmental of an artist who tries new things and works against his natural style.
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"It's an unfair double standard that typically works against the woman," Jennifer Rade, a Los Angeles-based celebrity stylist, told CNBC.
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However, this current trade dynamic works against U.S. energy sector growth and counter to the Administration's stated goal of 'energy dominance.
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In other words, it works against people from banned countries who want to come live with family in the United States.
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Kash and Maya's is established in the first episode, but the drawn-out timeline of television versus film works against it.
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A divorce between markets and political systems works against the worst off, leaving them exposed to higher risks and fewer opportunities.
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Because ad blocking is mostly accomplished through browser plug-ins, it makes sense that it only works against ads on websites.
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Because it works against those valiant infosec efforts — so risks eroding users' security as well as trampling all over their privacy.
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However, health officials have warned that there is currently no concrete scientific evidence that the drug actually works against the coronavirus.
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Holding the needs of state and local law enforcement hostage to politics ultimately works against the interests of safety and justice.
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It is a non-tactile experience involving multiple images, rapid movement, and electronic color which actually works against the experience of painting.
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Sometimes the weather works against us in London, but this look proves you can wrap up warm and still be stylish AF.
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Tune in to The Longest Shortest Time for the rest of Brigid Schulte's interview about how the American workplace works against mothers.
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EU, one of several pro-Brexit campaigns, which says the EU works against ordinary Britons and protects vested political and commercial interests.
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The Easy One Touch 4 Air Vent Mount's build makes it easy to access and it works against weighing down vent slats.
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The old vaccine works against all three strains, but the new one is stronger because it does not contain a useless component.
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He's caught dealing and there's nothing her privilege can do to save him from a system that works against boys like him.
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Hand sanitizer containing over 603 percent alcohol works against Covid-19 and is a good option when you're not near a sink.
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While rim protection by committee works against most of the league, it won't work against Cleveland in a seven-game playoff series.
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In other ways, too, Ms. Tanowitz works against Taylor's conventions, even as she cleverly borrows from his vocabulary and exaggerates its features.
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Some advisers voiced concern about the legal justification for a strike without evidence of an imminent attack in the works against Americans.
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With EBV-associated lymphoma, for example, a drug called rituximab is used "because it directly works against the Epstein-Barr virus," Jain explains.
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You got to keep in control even though you're competing at such a high level, and I think sometimes that works against him.
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In my view, predictions are a powerful tool that influences the outcome of elections and works against what we desire in a democracy.
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Because the memo sets the boundaries along those lines, advocates for trans rights can become trapped in an argument that works against them.
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The recent experience with North Korea works against any prospect of Trump switching from regime change war-war to jaw-jaw with Iran.
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Second, the debt bias works against new and small companies, based primarily on intangible ideas and services, which are critical to economic growth.
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Through mostly candid photographs of everyday life, An Rong works against what he feels has been the constant erasure of Chinese culture in America.
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Now, high review scores don't always result in Oscar success, and in many circumstances, I'd say the movie's February release date works against it.
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The power of compounding works against you when it comes to debt: Mounting interest charges can make it harder to pay off your balances.
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According to the 38-year-old actress, the boys are impressed with their mother's participation in the film, but it often works against them.
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"It certainly works against the grain of the thought that we're going into a recession," he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Thursday.
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This excess of radiation works against the initial acceleration of the object because it "bangs into" the object as it moves to the left.
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But because the drug affects estrogen receptors in the body, it only works against cancers that are estrogen-receptor-positive or progesterone-receptor positive.
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Is there a new kind of love emerging in new social movements, one that works against the narrow kind of love fostered by capitalism?
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Here, the hectic nature of the action works against getting caught up in what's happening, which includes a few out-of-left-field threats.
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By its end it's just frustrating, which works against its apparent aim: to prick the conscience of viewers who don't care enough about veterans.
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While antivirus software typically works against worms, viruses and Trojans, anti-malware tackles newer exploits that aren't spread by email, USB drives or older avenues.
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Now in this particular case, country has not totally ... that's one of the last markets to go to streaming, but it works against the artist.
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And yet that same system is now susceptible to hijacking by corporate interests in a way that actually works against your long-term survival prospects.
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Oozing prestige, the movie's 3 ½-hour length works against it, certainly in terms of making the case to watch it somewhere other than at home.
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And for our community leaders, many of them think the system not only works — not only doesn't work for them, but it works against them.
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The show — about a dysfunctional poor family on Chicago's Southside — is great analysis of class and how it works against those without a head start.
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People who have never worked in Washington, D.C. simply can't comprehend how disabling the bureaucracy is and how it works against a sense of urgency.
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The lack of understanding, and myopic view of dollars over sense is what perpetuates the ignorance that continually works against the artist, and the industry.
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But, since turning 23, I realized my anxiety around being alone works against me, and like any other toxic behavior, it needs to be shed.
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Unfortunately, this circumstance ultimately works against the unprecedented effort the Trump administration will invest in combating anti-Semitism and supporting the Jewish State of Israel.
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What works against an anti-Trump art installation can be used by ISIS, antifa, or the alt-right, or turned against any of these groups.
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It works against the human papillomavirus, HPV, which can also cause genital warts and cancers of the vulva, anus, penis and parts of the throat.
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When we do opt for white to show less demanding works against, we usually choose a textured finish: Venetian plaster, troweled finishes or other enrichments.
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A small version would look cute as a tabletop centerpiece or try this variation that works against a wall and takes up minimal floor space.
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That works against legacy companies like Nestlé and Campbell Soup, which long used their lock on shelf space in the stores to secure their success.
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Dr. Servheen also believes that the sensational news of a grizzly bear killing a bike rider works against the bear from a public relations standpoint.
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The big picture: More than 46 million Americans live in rural areas, and the system often works against them in nearly every dimension of care.
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"The economic logic works against it," said Eunice M.F. Seng, an architectural historian at the University of Hong Kong who has studied Singapore's modern architecture.
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"You don't like it when it works against you and you like it when it works for you so we caught a break there," Keith said.
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Also most priests tend to think in terms of sin, which works against their thinking deeply about what their behavior means and understanding it more realistically.
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It is doubtful whether they will manage to hold the line: inequality has been inching up everywhere, a trend that undeniably works against the status quo.
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Google's Deep Mind and Elon-Musk funded OpenAI are hard at work devising methods to make sure artificial intelligence never works against humanity's interest, Wired reports.
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A master counter puncher works against the punches that opponents and sparring partners will flick out at him, knowing that he is a master counter puncher.
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Those interested in buying for investment or love (ideally love) turn to financing as they compete to buy works against a super-wealthy cadre of collectors.
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Our desire to break every piece of a game down works against us when mystery becomes central to the intent of the people behind the art.
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Rather than engage with the content of these works, critics have dismissed the pieces by measuring the non-Western works against Western art moments and values.
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"He can claim victory or some kind of strategic gain if Assad works against P.Y.D. control in the area," said Mr. Stephens, the analyst in London.
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He can limit the possible domestic political disaffection if he can show that his approach works against the threat of Islamist terrorism that his supporters recognize.
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But another theme the Stratford production draws out, often in angry, bravura dancing, is how the heritage of toxic masculinity works against Billy — and everyone else.
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"We must do all that we can to preserve the purity of the gospel, and this invitation works against it," Kell said, according to The Tennessean.
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I was also able to learn more about how the brain works (against us, much of the time) and creates stress where it isn't wanted or needed.
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The character's brooding nature also works against the drama, unlike something like "Supergirl," which is defined in part by star Melissa Benoist's vulnerability despite all those powers.
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How did we come to believe that mothers should be compliant with nature–the master of evolutionary hardball–and then feel responsible when it works against us?
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"This peptide works against all influenza viruses of the H1 hemagglutinin subtype because it binds specifically to a conserved piece in this protein," explained Jacob to Gizmodo.
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The National Institutes of Health is spending millions researching whether BCX4413 works against viruses like Ebola, according to BioCryst, the North Carolina company that makes the medicine.
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Thus the inevitable process of growing up works against the children's chances to begin a new life, no matter what they may have been through as minors.
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The current GOP candidate's recent, halfhearted attempts to soften his image on race issues suggests he has become belatedly aware that the demographic math works against him.
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Next year, it plans to set up a support hotline in partnership with the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network, a nonprofit that works against sexual violence.
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Shooting with a smartphone is convenient because they're small, light, and easy to handle, but that also works against you when you're trying to hold them steady.
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At the same time, law enforcement understands there are people in the community who not only think that the system doesn't work for them, but works against them.
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs noted, "there currently appears no sense of urgency to act on this easing bias," which works against the prospects for near-term rate cuts.
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And nearly all of these voters, regardless of where the group took place, saw Washington as a broken, rigged system that works against the betterment of their lives.
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But I also recognize R. Kelly as a symptom of larger cultural web that works against Black women and girls, making them susceptible prey to men like him.
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You want to be cognizant of what's happening in your portfolio but not obsessed about it, because paying too much attention to your portfolio usually works against you.
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Ironically, this is where Destiny 2's clean-slate works against it: it's an expansion's worth of new content that cuts off access to all the old stuff.
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"We think that the status quo works against the Israelis, the Palestinians and peace," Mr. Valls, who is generally considered friendly to Israel, told the Yediot Aharonot newspaper.
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In globalization as such, when the nation states are working in the interest of global capital, democracy is reduced to body counting, which often works against educated judgments.
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The overlapping maze of governments works against the emergence of a single powerful political leader, such as an Edward I. Koch, the former mayor of New York City.
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It even works against the performers who, with a few exceptions like Karen Olivo's belting of "Firework," never maintain the momentum to make the most of their material.
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Brahms did keep up with the trends of his time, of course, if only to be familiar with the kinds of music he positioned his own works against.
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But there is another missing ingredient that will elude any would-be Australian Donald Trump or Marine Le Pen: Australian history and culture works against the far right.
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Bacteria once susceptible to all families of antibiotics have become resistant to penicillins, then tetracyclines, then cephalosporins, then fluoroquinolones — and so on, until nearly nothing works against them.
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Given how Aipac has let itself become the slavish, unthinking tool of Netanyahu, who opposes a two-state solution, I believe Aipac works against Israel's long-term interests.
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Vox was tipped off about the story by the Institute for Justice, an advocacy group that works against wrongful police seizures of cash and property, particularly civil forfeiture.
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"It really is something that further stigmatizes — it works against everything advocacy groups are trying to achieve in terms of access to care, and getting people treatment," Penner said.
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The research looked at diet's effect directly on the metabolism, he said, which is one of the things that works against you when you are trying to maintain weight.
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An Islamic Jihad spokesman in Gaza, Musab al-Briem, told reporters on Saturday that the group would deprive Israel of "succeeding with any festival" that works against Palestinian interests.
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"We'd listen to his lectures and write him with questions," said Mr. Morton, who was imprisoned from 2011 to 2015, abandoned his radical views and now works against radicalization.
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Simply put, this regulatory gap works against the ability of markets to act efficiently, engage in price discovery and operate fairly with the most current and accurate information available.
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Instead it works against them, particularly in Act II, when the hulking gateway that stands upstage center casts a giant shadow on the mountains and sea projected behind it.
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Frederick's unsubtle political dogmatism works against her dedication to nature and its materiality, but this might be attributed to the typology of environmentalist art that has entered our vernacular.
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Instead, we must aim for equity that provides access to power and works against marginalization, while remembering the legacy of historical traumas such as the internment to prevent their repetition.
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Serb Krajinovic broke Federer to jump to an early 2-1 lead and it looked like an upset could be in the works against the 20-times Grand Slam champion.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, which also has a court case in the works against the transgender military ban, says this ruling is likely the sign of more to come.
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In the overarching strategic decisions that determine how you and your ragtag resistance buddies progress through the campaign, you'll find that the passage of time works against you there, too.
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"Whoever did this — and we do not know who it is — works against the interests of the Serbs and of Serbia and the Albanian people and everyone else," he said.
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There's a protease inhibitor called camostat mesylate that a team of German scientists says works against the mechanism that SARS-CoV-2 uses to attach to the cells it infects.
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In Australia, we have changes of governments every three years, which really works against the ability to undertake long-term planning, and the long-term rollouts of networks like this.
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Plus, Democrats in the state are clustered in a few urban areas, meaning the political geography works against them — a neutral map does not necessarily mean a 9/9 split.
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In Afghanistan '11 there is only procedural minutiae as you attempt to arrest the negative momentum that constantly works against you, grinding your way to some kind of acceptable resolution.
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Sometimes [not being familiar] works against me, but it was kind of nice to come to this with just my imagination and my instinct about how I felt about the material.
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A house's equity is valued in post-tax dollars while a pension or IRA is pre-tax, so there is a differential that often works against the spouse with less money.
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Bill Bishop, commentator and author of "The Big Sort: Why the Clustering of Like-Minded America is Tearing Us Apart," argues that much of modern life works against community and trust.
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The cavernousness of the theater works against the storytelling, too, especially since Mr. Discher tends to use only small slices of the bi-level set (by Brittany Vasta) at a time.
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It was like watching a pirate captain swinging from the mizzenmast, dueling all comers: It was great drama, and it works against almost any team not named the Golden State Warriors.
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This later strategy is central to Rich's mature poetry, which works against the effects it conjures as it brings us into the tug-of-war between literary aptness and actual pain.
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Bana Kattan (BK): Personally, I find the tension between how technology exposes us and sometimes works against us, and how we can expose technology the most interesting tension explored in this exhibition.
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However, the overall sensory onslaught of New York Extravaganza works against the deep concentration that is of paramount importance to the hard, minimal aesthetic that brought Downtown New York its initial success.
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"If it plays in your favor then you take it and if it works against you, it's quite annoying but that's the nature of a street circuit," he told reporters on Thursday.
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The case is of renewed relevance as the Conservative government works against the clock to reach agreement with Brussels on the terms of its departure ahead of the March 2019 departure date.
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Another oft-used deceptive design that aims to manipulate online consent flows works against users by presenting a few selectively biased examples — which gives the illusion of helpful context around a decision.
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According to Jalalzai's research, women are less likely to become executives in nuclear-armed countries: "Nuclear status statistically works against women when we're thinking about women breaking the glass ceiling," she says.
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Of course, there are Afghan women who've consistently broken stereotypes and excelled as athletes, yet they remain a minority that has to continue to struggle against a system that works against them.
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"In the future, people will be discouraged from forcing women in their families to stay in huts during their periods," said Sharmila Karki, founder of charity Jagaran Nepal that works against chhaupadi.
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But time will happen, and the human mind will happen, and the churning friction that works against all human creation will happen, and these things will pass on just like you will.
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If the naked-DNA vaccine works against Zika—"the big if," as Barouch puts it—it will have a transformative impact not just on this epidemic but on vaccine technologies in general.
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"Clearly, the delay works against the possibility of passage by the Senate," said Steven Billet, director of the masters program in legislative affairs at George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management.
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Further, it works against the newer, soft rebranding of climate denial employed by EPA head Scott Pruitt—this pernicious idea that the science of climate change is unsettled and no cause for alarm.
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Fragility may help party competition and work toward growing a party coalition, but it works against the party when it comes to building a sticky coalition that will work together to pass policy.
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READ: Why your brain works against your best intentions"Our results suggest that this effect underlies the profound altered state of consciousness that people often describe during an LSD experience," Carhart-Harris added.
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Some foes are extremely deadly unless you can bring them down before they attack, so for occasions when you need to focus fire in specific directions the randomness of Overwatch works against you.
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Media companies will need to come up with new strategies as technology works against predetermined bundled content, just as record labels were forced to deal with online music sales and services like Spotify.
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Omadacycline is a tweaked version of a tetracycline, a class of drugs that have been around since the very beginning of the antibiotic era; it works against skin infections and cases of pneumonia.
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Driven by a kind of old-school journalistic purity that often works against her in a new media environment, she writes about rape, corporate malfeasance, young motherhood, and the BRCA breast cancer gene.
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Activist investors say the present system works against them because shareholders are more likely to play it safe and vote for the management list, even if they like some of the activists' candidates.
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The United States and Turkey have both designated that group a terrorist organization, saying that it works against the interests of Turkey, which is a strategic ally of the United States and NATO.
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In a pair of studies with 1,440 patients, the company's Winlevi, an anti-androgen drug that works against hormones that can lead to the unsightly skin lesions, significantly reduced acne compared to a placebo.
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The strongest works against the war — Owen's cutting verses, Siegfried Sassoon's "Suicide in the Trenches," Graves's memoir, "Good-bye to All That" — were written after their authors had time to reflect on their experiences.
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"While an easier monetary policy elsewhere in the world should lead to faster growth in the world economy, which is good for the Australian economy, an appreciating exchange rate works against this," he added.
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Rounding up wild horses with helicopters and removing most of them for adoption is a strategy whose success depends on the whims of the horse adoption market, and works against wild horse reproductive biology.
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There's lots of action, sex and grisly violence, but the mind-bending (or really, mind-transferring) concept works against caring about the characters, given the murky gap between getting killed and actually being dead.
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"When I think about government agencies I don't think about the military part, I think about the civilian part, that works against crime, terrorism, and stuff like that," Zapparoli told me in a phone interview.
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One illustration is in the ideal of the scientific method, where a scientist actively works against her own hypothesis, attempting to rule out any other alternative explanations for a phenomenon before settling on a conclusion.
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In most places, the decrepit utility monopoly model remains in place, and distributed energy depends on special policy carve-outs like net metering (which, as UBS notes, works against the value of home energy storage).
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When states are given room to implement their own ideas and policies, it also makes national politics less high stakes and works against the winner-takes-all model that so often polarizes our current environment.
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I could not overlook how the Conner family came together to support Mark as he was bullied at school for his gender presentation, after voting for a president who actively works against the transgender community.
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Australian employment blew past all expectations in August while the jobless rate held steady as more people joined the labor force, a mix that works against wage growth even as it supports consumer spending power.
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Hungary: A freewheeling U.S. ambassador is drawing attention — he spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on a huge party, cozied up to the country's authoritarian prime minister, Viktor Orban, and seemingly works against anticorruption efforts.
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Permanent collection installations within museum galleries are also malleable, and made fresh periodically by, for example, setting new works against old gems of the collection or installing works along thematic (as opposed to chronological) lines.
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Studies have shown that people who over-share on social media do so because they crave acceptance, but the Pew Research Center has revealed that this over-sharing works against them by making people dislike them.
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Her vocals on this album are closer to that idea than on the last album, but even though her lyrics are as aggrieved as ever — maybe more so — the jubilation of the music works against it.
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"Kashmir has become a symbolic issue for both countries," Vittorini told CNN via telephone, who added that the situation is further complicated by a growing Kashmiri independence movement that works against the interests of both countries.
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"Trump will be tamed and act more presidential, eventually, but he also has a penchant for unpredictability that works against the Kremlin," said Konstantin von Eggert, a political commentator for TV Rain, Russia's only independent channel.
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It works against the tendency to think about housing policy as solely a matter of which subsidy goes to whom and what incentives ought to be in place to encourage banks to lend in poor neighborhoods.
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And that perpetually works against the intended personal qualities of the story, which is theoretically as much about one girl navigating her own self-loathing as it is about a huge, symbolic battle between good and evil.
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"Now it's up to EU institutions to increase pressure on the Hungarian government, unless they want European taxpayers to finance a regime that openly works against the EU." Hungary has a population of about 10 million people.
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TOKYO, March 18 (Reuters) - Shares in Japanese company Fujifilm Holdings Corp were untraded due to a glut of buy orders after Kyodo news agency reported on Wednesday that China said the company's Avigan drug works against coronavirus.
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"Sagan added: "It&aposs not time to lose sleep over nuclear-weapons use here, but it&aposs not too soon to be talking about that possibility and how that works against US interests in any plausible circumstance.
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"Behavioral economics teaches us that inertia works against complicated products like this, so a very small number of people open them," said Jeremy Smith, director of the Retirement Savings Initiative at the Aspen Institute's Financial Security Program.
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"Anything that works against you can also work for you once you understand the Principle of Reverse," Angelou tells us in that debut autobiography, thereby generously bestowing her readers with the precious key to her own liberation.
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Franco De Donno, a priest known for his works against the Mafia and on behalf of immigrants, walked by, they cursed him as "disgusting" for taking a leave of absence from his sacramental duties to run for office.
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Yes, there was powerful advocacy by people whose children's lives had been destroyed by meningitis (the so-called meningitis vaccine actually specifically works against one very particular bacteria, Neisseria meningitidis, so named for its propensity to cause meningitis).
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Yet the story's unrelenting nature works against it, blunting the lure of seeing Adam Sandler in one of his occasional dramatic performances -- a showy role, yes, but in a movie that proves all that glitters is not gold.
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"The Museum of Lost Art" carefully documents how the violence and vagaries of war, looting, accidents, vandalism and natural disasters will always wreak havoc on art—and why the protection of works against these kinds of dangers is vital.
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Our adversarial legal system works against finding people innocent unless they can resist the push to enter a guilty plea, have enough money to pay a lawyer and are willing to tolerate months of being treated like a criminal.
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The most interesting play off of this bout will be how Miocic's slick inside parry to right hand works against Werdum's tendency to pump one-twos and reach for the collar tie when his opponent steps in on him.
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On Saturday, what sounds like a Mr. Robot plot line came one step closer to being reality, when two white hat hackers showed off the first-ever ransomware that works against a "smart" device, in this case a thermostat.
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If the government punts on its responsibilities, or, even worse, it works against the market succeeding, it's hard to believe that the GOP will be held harmless — particularly after their dumpster fire of a replacement effort ended last week.
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But a countervailing expansiveness — whereby Weiner crams a full chronicle of the 15-plus years of Mark and Karen Breakstone's marital ups and downs, career fluctuations and childhood memories into the book's tight confines — works against that minimizing impulse.
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It not only ignores research from top medical institutions like Johns Hopkins about the persistence of Lyme disease, but also invalidates the experience of thousands struggling with Lyme and actively works against legislation being enacted to fight this disease.
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Y.) beat incumbent House Democratic Caucus Chairman Joe CrowleyJoseph (Joe) CrowleyHoyer challenger: Criminal justice system works against minorities The biggest political upsets of the decade The rise of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in 2019 MORE in the 2018 midterm elections.
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It's notable that the film doesn't cover the real-life crew error that caused the Salyut malfunction in the first place, presumably because that works against the narrative that has the courageous space program facing off against an uncaring bureaucracy.
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Researchers also claim some of the attack works against all modern Wi-Fi networks using WPA or WPA 2 encryption, and that the weakness is in the Wi-Fi standard itself so it affects macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, and Linux devices.
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Abroad The One Acre Fund works against international hunger by giving smallholder farmers micro loans for seeds and fertilizer, as well as offering training, crop storage, and market information to redevelop sustainable farming communities in countries including Kenya, Malawi, and Tanzania.
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He has a multi-point plan for dealing with this: What you see here is an overriding sense that what matters, most of all, is protecting American jobs and businesses — and that free trade, as currently constituted, works against America.
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Not every character is crucial enough to support the amount of time spent with them, and some of the characters reinforce a black-and-white, good/bad binary that works against the more complex points the series is trying to make.
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These included albendazole, another anti-parasitic for lymphatic filariasis; azithromycin, an antibiotic that works against trachoma (a bacterial infection that can cause blindness); and a combination of drugs for leprosy (another bacterial infection, which leads to skin lesions and nerve damage).
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"To the public, I think this has been a classic display of innuendo and McCarthyism that we are seeing too often here in Washington that unfortunately I think works against civility and respect for people in public office," said Rep.
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"The ear canal is self-cleaning, and the cotton-tip applicator actually works against your ear's natural cleaning mechanism by pushing the earwax deeper toward the eardrum, where it essentially gets trapped and can't get out on its own," he said.
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Related: Flu Vaccine Protects About Half the Time This particular one works against H1 influenza viruses - the ones now circulating in the H1N1 flu that caused a pandemic in 2009 and that now is part of the seasonal flu mix.
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The process—filled with everything from lugging my own brewing equipment from California, a Mexican tax system that works against craft brewers, and a hurricane that nearly destroyed my brewery—took a total of two years to open our doors.
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Despite a Senate electoral map that works against them, Democrats could capitalize on the court fight to put control of the chamber within reach while also helping the party in its more likely push to gain control of the House.
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Social media companies can control content on their public platforms to some extent, but when it comes to private messages, DMs, and group chats, the right to privacy works against attempts to prevent false info that might be going around.
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This may work wonderfully for ETFs like Spiders and the QQQ (based on the Nasdaq 100 index), and large companies such as Apple and Exxon, but this fragmentation works against the small ETF and the small public company as well.
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Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Price is stoutly anti-choice, voted to defund Planned Parenthood, and has cosponsored legislation that works against contraceptives like an IUD or morning after pill, or that would make nearly all cases of abortion illegal.
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The group works against numerous barriers to IUDs, including the myths like the ones I encountered but also financial obstacles (the devices often cost $500 or more) and logistical challenges (doctors often ask patients to come back for a second insertion appointment).
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Last year some of Facebook's own staff also criticized its decision not to restrict politicians from lying in ads and called for it to limit the use of Custom Audiences — arguing microtargeting works against the public scrutiny that Facebook claims keeps politicians honest.
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We miss the drama of our time if we fail to note the logic of decline that follows a relentless and systematic deviation from the good, almost as if to say that a more than human intelligence works against our true dignity.
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Though that argument elides the problem of digital information being maliciously and deliberately weaponized in order to sew social division — which works against the kind of collaboration and compromise he's saying is essential to successfully manage and maintain a healthy online space and thus society.
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Within medicine, women doctors were paid an average of $20,000 less than men in the US. That bias works against physicians, but also their patients: women tend to be taken less seriously in clinical settings when they complain of pain and other health problems.
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Ms. Burton, a regional manager at Search for Common Ground, a group that works against violent extremism; her husband; and their two young daughters had gone to Grand-Bassam to get out of the city, a trip they made every couple of weeks, she said.
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Mr. Graham has long criticized the United States' policy of arming and training the Kurdish People's Protection Units in Syria, also known as Y.P.G., saying that it works against the interests of Turkey, which is a strategic ally of the United States and NATO.
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The book doesn't equate them, and in fact makes the different, important point that the church's culture of secrecy — a culture created in part by gay priests' need to conceal who they are — works against the exposure of molesters who are guilty of crimes.
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Hand bell ringing is harder than it looks and Warchus had to teach the cast to overcome what he calls, "bell ringer's face" — an expression of rigidity and terror — which works against the mood he means the carol to create: peace, humility, generosity of spirit.
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The exhibition of framed drawings and objects in glass vitrines, within the cultivated space of the three-story gallery, works against the emphasis on physical processes, bricolage, and, at times, slapdash aesthetic that is apparent in Roth's studio and his drawings, journals, and other projects.
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Created by Alena Smith (whose credits include "The Affair"), the series makes a misguided stylistic decision, featuring modern music and dialogue -- lines like "I'm pretty psyched about it" and "This is such bull***t" -- in a manner that actually works against appreciating Emily's 19th-century feminism.
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This look, which channels Madonna circa 1989, is no Gaga at the 2010 Grammys, and looks like it must be very uncomfortable for the upper torso, but the way the pink of her hair and eye makeup works against the severity of the black leather is fun and playful.
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TV's Krystal Ball says Ocasio-Cortez has become a force in Democratic Party Ocasio-Cortez: 'In any other country Joe Biden and I would not be in the same party' Hoyer challenger: Criminal justice system works against minorities MORE marked one of the biggest political upsets of the decade.
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That strategy was not new: House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerSheila Jackson Lee tops colleagues in House floor speaking days over past decade Hoyer challenger: Criminal justice system works against minorities Lawmakers back to square one on 'forever chemicals' MORE (D-Md.) had said as much on Tuesday.
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"To the public, I think this has been a classic display of innuendo and McCarthyism that we're seeing too often here in Washington, that unfortunately I think works against civility and respect for people in public office," said Congressman David McKinley of West Virginia, the chairman of the Congressional Coal Caucus.
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The CREATES Act would clarify that branded pharma manufacturers' sample denial — declining to "provide sufficient quantities" of a branded drug to a generic developer "on commercially-reasonable, market-based terms" — or refusal to allow participation in a "single, shared" risk distribution system works against the public interest and should be remedied.
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At the old master evening auctions here earlier this month, Sotheby's hung works against walls painted an almost-black shade of gray, while Christie's "Classic Week" view, aiming for crossover appeal with eclectic collectors, had rooms filled with old masters (on dark blue) next to those showing Japanese and Surrealist art.
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" In terms of Belle's iconic yellow ball gown, Durran and Watson worked together to develop a reimagined version of the dress, which ended up challenging because "there are elements in which the yellow dress works against [being a modern, strong Belle] in a sense of being a pretty, princess-y kind of dress.
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So far, the organizations receiving donations through Rage Donate include the Council on American-Islamic Relations in Arizona; Callisto, a tech-based group that works with sexual assault victims; Freedom of the Press Foundation; Define American, which advocates for immigrants' rights; and LIVE FREE, which works against the criminalization of people of color.
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To him and his adherents, each person is the hero of their own journey toward truth and power—a pleasing story for those who fancy that they rose to the top on merit alone, but one that is less appealing for those held down in an economy that actively works against them.
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We also know that we are not, collectively, doing a very good job of screening all children, that the questionnaires often over-identify children who don't actually need full assessments, and that the referral process can be plagued with long waits (and when a young child has to wait months for the assessment, that works against the benefit of early diagnosis).
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It's perhaps not surprising, therefore, that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announced a massive plan to merge all three services at the technical level just last week — billing the switch to encrypted content but merged metadata as a 'pro-privacy' move, while clearly also intending to restructure his empire in a way that works against regulatory interventions that separate and control internal data flows at the product level.
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Emanuel Maiberg, Motherboard Weekend Editor While it is true that it is likely possible to affect third-party add-ons with this particular piece of malware, the attack is actually foisted upon the Blizzard UI code itself, and has been confirmed by people dissecting the exploit; and as of today, the exploit developer themselves; that it works against anyone; add-ons or no add-ons.
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The key in handling Romero seems to be that instead of being afraid of what he might do, his opponents should accept that he will never work at more than the rate that he likes—he is not going to leap up and knee opponents in the head off of every lead and the more a fighter works against him the less dangerous he looks.
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Mckayla Wilkes, who is challenging House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerSheila Jackson Lee tops colleagues in House floor speaking days over past decade Hoyer challenger: Criminal justice system works against minorities Lawmakers back to square one on 'forever chemicals' MORE (D-Md.) in a primary, said Monday that her personal experiences within the criminal justice system inspired her primary bid to unseat the second-highest-ranking Democrat in the House.
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Y.), a young former bartender and Bernie SandersBernie SandersPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 220006 points 2202 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump 2628 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE backer who had upset House Democratic Caucus chairman Joe CrowleyJoseph (Joe) CrowleyHoyer challenger: Criminal justice system works against minorities The biggest political upsets of the decade The rise of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in 28500 MORE in her own stunning primary upset.
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