This painful wringing is what gives Joy the idea for her Miracle Mop: the self-wringing, lightweight mop that would make her first million.
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And this move has many wringing their hands in frustration.
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Rinsing and wringing had to be done all over again.
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And I am always weary of wringing the towel dry.
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But that doesn't mean we should resort to hand wringing.
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Mourners stand in couples, shaking their heads, wringing their hands.
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Mike Krzyzewski keeps wringing his hands about his team's youth.
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There's a lot of hand wringing about what you said.
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Hand-wringing The hand-wringing inside the Clinton circle also included the concern that perhaps the campaign had lost sight of winning the Democratic nomination — and started looking ahead at the general election too soon.
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That kind of hand wringing would creep steadily further into games.
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It's hardly reasonable to have someone wringing the clogged mesh constantly.
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The hills scoop the wet air upwards, wringing out its rain.
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Some might roll their eyes at this sort of hang wringing.
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It doesn't matter how—wringing or breaking his neck [is fine].
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Here in UK, lots of hand-wringing from CEOs over #Brexit.
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Even terrorism doesn't prompt as much hand wringing among young people.
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There are no fevered tweets, no hand-wringing on her behalf.
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They spend weeks and weeks wringing their hands about Donald Trump.
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That's led to a good deal of hand-wringing among liberals.
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She's wringing a towel of water, but blood is coming out.
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But for all the hand-wringing, these actions proved pretty effective.
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But so far they've been unwilling to go beyond hand-wringing.
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But its losses have not stopped commentators from wringing their hands.
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Despite Republican hand-wringing, companies aren't floundering because they're going green.
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I went through all that hand-wringing in my early 20s.
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There's been lots of local hand-wringing about the new museum.
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We're just wringing as much comedy out of them as humanly possible.
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This hand-wringing, it's worth noting, is a quadrennial rite for Democrats.
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But there is much hand-wringing about the consequences of their popularity.
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Some Germans are wringing their hands that he still awaits an answer.
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You can practically see Fox News pundits wringing their hands over it.
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The agricultural special interests are wringing their hands about these two proposals.
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Whatever the case, the national hand-wringing can leave a bad taste.
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Some of the hand-wringing in Trick Mirror may go too far.
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There's a ton of hand-wringing over how to cover this story.
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The geriatric Supreme Court has long inspired hand-wringing but no action.
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I'm not talking about transparent ladies wringing their hands and headless knights.
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These days, in fact, we may be closer to wringing our hands.
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On this topic, there has lately been a lot of hand-wringing.
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She looked down at the floor, wringing her hands as she talked.
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Save the hand-wringing and the virtue-signaling for the opinion pages.
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Seven & i has proved itself adept at wringing cash out of stores.
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While almost all of the hand-wringing about tech monopolies is overblown.
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They say there is too much hand-wringing and too little action.
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In other words, there was no need for so much hand-wringing.
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Good government groups have been wringing their hands about what to do.
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This is a lot of hand-wringing over a relatively puny sum.
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Belichick, the NFL's best week-to-week matchup architect, should have no problem wringing two or three wins out of these first four games—just like he had no problem wringing 11 wins out of Cassel in 2008.
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Foreign policy experts are meanwhile wringing their hands over Haley's lack of experience.
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The hand-wringing maybe that has been around in our business is gone.
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"I'm 40 now and I can see everything," she said, wringing her hands.
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Undoubtedly, a powerful juice press is more convenient than wringing produce by hand.
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But there was much hand-wringing on what the Fed could actually do.
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Still, some of the current hand wringing over the impending score feels familiar.
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As she spoke, she apparently mimed the act of wringing the defendant's neck.
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Why so much hand-wringing over this D-list Disney audio-animatronic celebrity?
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Such concerns usually amount to little more than concern trolling and hand wringing.
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Besides wringing pity, this photograph has a mood of pleasurable expectation about it.
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The fundraising request comes amid Democratic hand-wringing over the Biden campaign's finances.
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At this point, hand-wringing about Kyrgios has become a popular Australian pastime.
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The trend that has cancer experts wringing their hands began with ultrasound screens.
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The debacle set off years of hand-wringing and recriminations in Rhode Island.
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There wasn't much hand-wringing and frustration, which usually comes with making records.
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Decisions came fast and without obvious hand-wringing, usually from the candidate himself.
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But it's hard to see China's state-owned enterprises wringing out such synergies.
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Problem is, it's hard to take all of the hand-wringing too seriously.
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The hand-wringing over the 2016 election continues more than a year later.
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That is causing some hand-wringing from some prominent progressives who endorsed Sanders.
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It's of course possible that all of this hand-wringing is for nothing.
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Amid much hand-wringing, colleges have begun to wake up to the problem.
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Like, DivaCup shots, tampon tea, and wringing your pad out into a cup.
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Vulnerable candidates are wringing their hands over this, and they should just stop.
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This time, a person wringing his hands locked his eyes on mine anxiously.
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Instead of wringing our hands and beating ourselves up, we should be fighting back.
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Wringing out my last drop of enthusiasm for this project, I call the Dorchester.
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I'm not wringing my hands on whether it happens next week or next month.
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Teams have been wringing more money out of their training facilities in recent years.
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But we don't seem to be getting there without a lot of hand-wringing.
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But we also know that right-wing hand-wringing about higher education is overblown.
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And then there's the Reaganite crowd, hand-wringing about layabouts getting their tax dollars.
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He became famous for wringing fat advances from publishers, with an extremely diplomatic touch.
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In the end, one administration official said, there wasn't extensive debate or hand-wringing.
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To Wong, though, much of the hand-wringing about Clinton is beside the point.
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Then question it:Am I productively solving a genuine problem, or doing mental hand wringing?
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They are still at it, as the latest round of hand-wringing makes clear.
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This—the overly sincere hand-wringing over anemic, rock-leaning beats—is white rap.
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Allow the mixture to rest for 3 minutes before wringing it out again. 53.
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For example: for all the hand-wringing over Adele, where's Beyonce on this list?
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Wringing CO2 out of transportation is hard, in contrast to progress underway in electricity.
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Instead of wringing our hands about his tweets, let's start playing up his triumphs.
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Yet there was no hand-wringing by Mexico, no public uproar or Twitter storm.
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After many sentences of ornate hand-wringing, he tried to have it both ways.
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And that hand wringing that feminism and #MeToo "wrecked things" misses the point entirely.
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Remember the collective hand-wringing over their haphazard play late in the regular season?
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I was in both cases the conservative one, the one always wringing my hands.
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The morally hand-wringing coverage of "Night of the Living Dead" proves the point.
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Their hand-wringing about what's best for everyone's privacy seems rather hypocritical in that light.
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No amount of procedural hand-wringing about the impeachment inquiry will change these stubborn facts.
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Unfortunately, no amount of aggressive scrubbing and wringing will be able to eliminate these pathogens.
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Philip isn't wringing his hands over having to harass his way into this woman's life.
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There's been a great deal of hand-wringing over the reason for the ratings decline.
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The frenzied hand-wringing and claims of Russian interference in America's election are grotesquely overblown.
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The only arguments against such an expansion are baseless "What ifs" and fretful hand wringing.
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All this hand-wringing and crying about reduced tax revenue is really beside the point.
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Let's hope that the show isn't shunting her into the role of hand-wringing girlfriend.
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America and its international partners have offered mostly hand-wringing and half-measures in response.
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And I'd like to suggest that rather than wringing their hands, progressives might take heart.
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There's plenty of hand-wringing over how much the Lakers gave up to obtain Davis.
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These days, each successive stock market record seems to spur more hand-wringing than cheerleading.
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But look, you might say: Despite the hand-wringing, the internet has kept on trucking.
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A little hand wringing in the form of a blog-post, or a softball interview.
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How does a chamber of Congress go about wringing information from an unwilling executive branch?
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In reverse, companies that grow more slowly can focus on wringing profits from existing operations.
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Tolentino's raw honesty feels like a rebuke to the hand-wringing about millennial self-obsession.
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The enforcement against right-wing accounts set in motion lots of hand-wringing about Twitter.
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Hand-wringing over a possible slowdown only adds to the importance of the latest releases.
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There was a lot of hand-wringing about that in the buildup to the midterms.
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Ms. Huffman has agreed to plead guilty, and she issued a long, hand-wringing apology.
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Hand-wringing about party divisions, it seems, has the potential to create exactly what we fear.
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Sometimes it's an article or book about government conduct that causes hand-wringing among intelligence officials.
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Then, completed projects were shelved amid sexual abuse allegations, prompting much hand-wringing about ruined careers.
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"There's always around elections ... a lot of hand-wringing about what will happen next," he added.
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We did six incredible years, and there is always the danger of wringing the towel dry.
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The advent of personal computers in the 22000s provoked further hand-wringing over potential job losses.
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But the hand wringing over the idea of spending fee revenues on park operations is absurd.
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Investors should be applauding those prospects, not wringing their hands over potential damage from trade battles.
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When there are tight deadlines, I see my process as a "wringing out" non-existent wisdom.
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Elsewhere, the hand-wringing seems to substitute for action that is not, in fact, beyond reach.
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However, to indulge in hand-wringing over human rights is not just defeatist -- it is misdirected.
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How long this frenetic era will last is a matter of some hand-wringing in Britain.
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The smile she flashed while wringing her hands in delight was not lost on the audience.
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Criticism, hand-wringing, incentives and quotas over the years have done little to bolster female participation.
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But while we're on the topic, let's calm down with the hand-wringing over Datsyuk's contract.
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Not long ago, the story might have ended there, except for some hand-wringing and litigation.
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That's caused no small amount of hand-wringing: Humans were supposed to be "the rational animal"!
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Many top Democrats, including congressional leaders, are wringing their hands over Sanders winning the party nomination.
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There's a certain kind of hand-wringing unique to Hollywood award shows in the 21st century.
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Last week, after months of hand-wringing, the Senate voted overwhelmingly to strengthen sanctions against Russia.
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After all the huffing, puffing, canvassing, and hand-wringing, the 2018 midterm elections are nearly here.
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Users keep visiting the site regardless of all the hand-wringing over fake news and misinformation.
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Hand-wringing about the sins of "humanity" will never solve a climate crisis created by capitalism.
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But so far, we've seen little more than hand-wringing and empty promises out of Washington.
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But among energy nerds, the mandate has caused much wringing of hands and gnashing of teeth.
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You do get the sort of hand-wringing that goes on every night on cable news.
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I walked home wringing wet with a smile on my face that night, I can tell you.
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Francis has tended to downplay the fraught moral hand-wringing over sexual ethics that preoccupied his predecessors.
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All the hand-wringing about how his holdout would affect him was a complete waste of airspace.
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But these changes have led to hand-wringing in the CDU over the loss of conservative positions.
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He'd become an object of ridicule, prowling the city, wringing his hands, looking for controversy to devour.
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He chalks the reaction up to the standard hand-wringing whenever a major product or service changes.
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ECONOMISTS have spent the past decade wringing their hands over the health of the euro area's economy.
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MALCOLM MEDDINGSSulby, Isle of Man This is not the time for mea culpa hand-wringing by liberals.
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Fans are wringing their hands because the moment feels way too private to be on social media.
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Maybe they'll be good and challenging, and all of my hand-wringing will be for proven wrong.
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Why aren't they much more worried by investors who are wringing their hands over a possible recession?
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You're doing DevOps wrong There's been a lot of hand-wringing about the future of blockchain lately.
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But in some quarters this $30 trillion exchange is being met with a lot of hand wringing.
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Some may discount these concerns as mere hand-wringing by pointing to numbers indicating strong job growth.
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They also say those wringing their hands over Sanders are being disrespectful by assuming he won't win.
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" She added: "There's a lot of hand-wringing, a lot of, 'Oh my goodness, that was terrible.
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It seems as if hand-wringing among investors over a President Elizabeth Warren is a daily occurrence.
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In her spare time, she would work on building a prototype for her self-wringing, compact mop.
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Let's have less hand-wringing and more rolling up sleeves and move a new, bipartisan telecoms bill.
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And the fatalism inherent in hand-wringing and pretending there's nothing we can do is not acceptable.
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Men of science are not alone in the hand-wringing over the possibility of machines running wild.
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But all that hand-wringing says more about what the media thinks a hero should look like.
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That's inspired a lot of head-scratching and hand-wringing about what might have caused the spike.
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It shores up progressive bona fides called into question by both-sides-ism and liberal hand-wringing.
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This inconvenient fact has provoked a decade of hand-wringing within the company, and discontent among consumers.
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So while there's all this hand-wringing, I understand, because of the volatility on the debate stage.
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But in a genre prone to hand-wringing, these new series go about it a little differently.
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Mangano is behind several household innovations, but the film focuses on her invention of a self-wringing mop.
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But this week there were three more shootings, including Jefferies' murder, and community leaders are wringing their hands.
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The fact that roughly 47% of women leave work after having children has occasioned much hand-wringing, too.
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Both prize their personal codes of hyper-masculine, authoritarian success above the complaints of soft, hand-wringing critics.
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Much hand-wringing about public life reflects the climate on social media and campuses, not society at large.
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As any mother (or president) can tell you, hand-wringing and fear-mongering gets you just about nowhere.
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The mere idea of a black James Bond immediately led to plenty of hand-wringing and media gatekeeping.
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His hand-wringing admissions of guilt at Tribal Council will help Chris along on the path to healing.
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Lily Herman, for Strong Opinions, Loosely Held, points out that some senators are wringing their hands over Sen.
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No producer could tolerate the hand-wringing and hair-pulling and our fucked up way of arranging music.
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Hand-wringing among Democrats has been trending upward along with presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's poll numbers.
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There are thousands of people gleefully wringing their hands in anticipation of Brooks getting starched in humiliating fashion.
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If that happens, no doubt there will be hand-wringing, finger-pointing and questions about what went wrong.
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But those wringing their hands that the internet's love of astrology has gone "too far" can rest easy.
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"It's like wringing a shirt through an old washing machine," she said, miming the motion with her hands.
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The Macan is not a budget-minded appliance; it's about wringing high performance out of a practical shape.
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Last month, Apple set hands wringing over its decision to eliminate the headphone jack from its newest iPhones.
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And while many pundits wrote approvingly of his appointment, for some hand-wringing about its implications began immediately.
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The hand-wringing over Tesla's ability to generate profits on the Model 3 is overblown, according to Berenberg.
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Of course, faced with problems borne of vast, intricate political systems, hand-wringing is not much use either.
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More power to these women, I thought, as I read a hand-wringing article written about the phenomenon.
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There was a lot of hand-wringing and outrage from the politicians in the room — from both parties.
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Instead of wringing their hands about the next election, members of Congress should focus on the next extinction.
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They lead the league in hand-wringing, and in a perverse way, maybe they secretly love the losing.
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That's what happens when guys make wringing every penny out of a deal a higher priority than winning.
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He tried to go through a side door but found it locked, so he stood, wringing his hands.
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I've done some hand-wringing over the realization that maybe the tech community hadn't been active enough politically.
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These days, there's a lot of hand-wringing over the possibility of self-driving cars on our roads.
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The "screaming teen" stereotype has often inspired hand-wringing or contempt, a way of policing adolescent-female libido.
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"I don't think we should be out there tearing our garments and wringing our hands," he told me.
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Some of the most ardent hand-wringing over Mr. Khashoggi's murder was in Turkey, where he was killed.
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A decade and a half ago, Congress was hand-wringing about impending shortages of oil and natural gas.
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On top of that, the president has sought to trumpet success in wringing concessions from the private sector.
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Permitting Native Americans to distill their own spirits may set off a renewed round of paternalistic hand-wringing.
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Pirated live sports broadcasts have prompted hand-wringing from both government and private companies for over 15 years.
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Kraft's acquisition of Cadbury in 2010 led to much hand-wringing and an overhaul of British takeover law.
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It seems that for as long as I can remember, Republicans have been wringing their hands about deficits.
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Nevertheless, each crime involving a migrant or asylum seeker has become a fresh occasion for national hand-wringing.
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Lately, there's been a lot of hand-wringing over AI becoming too powerful, both in fiction and media.
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But how will all its hand-wringing look if Bannon again fumbles and his allies don't pull through?
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How much do you think he is wringing his hands and waiting for that report to come as well?
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No protracted negotiations, no Parliamentary hand-wringing, no Article 50, no blaming one campaign for not having a plan.
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It's sure to be a weekend to remember — whether you plan to spend it celebrating or wringing your hands.
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Photo: GettyAs cable TV slowly slouches toward the grave, providers are wringing every last dime they can from Americans.
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I climbed into the back seat and slammed the door, leaving you standing on the sidewalk wringing your hands.
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There is a tremendous amount of hand-wringing over the worth of a graduate degree, and with good reason.
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The liberal hand-wringing intensified last month when Mesut Özil, the Turkish-German star midfielder, resigned from the team.
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There's a lot of hand-wringing about what the potential impact of what Facebook in this space could be.
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The recent disclosure of Facebook's media trust survey caused a lot of hand-wringing about its brevity and format.
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In past administrations any of these things would have caused shock, hand-wringing and, probably, Congressional hearings and sackings.
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The astro community's hand wringing about the responsible use of outer space turned out to be for nothing, however.
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Conventional wisdom would have government wringing its hands and seeking areas where it can help to ease the pain.
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The media industry has for years been wringing their hands about an apocalyptic reckoning in one way or another.
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Fast-forward to Natasha pouting, wringing her hands, and crying that the lovers' distance is tearing her up inside.
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Their hand-wringing assessment of the field's top four generally goes something like this: Joe Biden is too old.
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With them comes progressive hand-wringing over the possibility that the Supreme Court will abandon their beloved Chevron deference.
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The time for hand-wringing is over, look at what America is telling you and really listen to them.
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Amazon has already shown itself to be adept at wringing incentives and tax breaks from state and local governments.
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This week's revelation on the Pentagon's hand-wringing over civilian casualties raises another difficult issue for the U.S. military.
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You're used to C-3PO being diplomatic and prissy, wringing his droid hands over any and every little setback.
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" Rather than giving into any hand-wringing introspection, Babchenko shrugged off criticism that "people (will) stop believing the media.
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As such, the album was filled with gloats, hand-wringing, and tales of excess that bordered on self-destruction.
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For all the hand-wringing on climate change over the years, discussion of solutions remains puzzlingly anemic and fractured.
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As the list circulated, there was a lot of hand-wringing about libel and the ethics of anonymous disclosure.
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While laudable in theory, very little of this hand-wringing is likely to result in any rules with heft.
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"Why would I cast Cindy if Cindy wasn't going to do the dance well?" she implored, wringing her hands.
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We seem more interested in wringing our hands over this collapse than we do in framing a better alternative.
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In the recent interview, Mr. Miller dismissed as ignorant the hand-wringing of Republicans about the family separation controversy.
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For all the hand-wringing about transgender women ruining women's sport, so far there's little evidence of that happening.
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They will love the wringing of hands and woe-is-me reaction by who they believe to be elites.
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But he's not wringing his hands or worrying about the repercussions if Republicans don't get to the finish line.
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Still, amid all the hand-wringing over politics and privilege, it was Ms. Miles's win that somehow captured hearts.
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Achieving anything beyond that would require borrowing at more dangerous levels or wringing out considerably better performance at Unizo.
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For Democrats hoping for a clearer picture after Monday's caucuses, it could lead to more hand-wringing and division.
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NASA's strategy during the 1960s was built around incremental achievements, with each mission wringing out some of the risk.
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Britain is in a collective hand-wringing mood over the potential disappearance of its once mighty steel production sector.
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And then there's "Love Kernels," Rebecca's pop ballad dedicated to wringing every ounce of affection she can from Josh.
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Global hand-wringing over America's next president has taken much of the wind out of Obama's final overseas trip.
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Whether it's heavy activity or anxiety, your friend is wringing out her pants at the end of the evening.
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There's no doing justice to the weird, desperate, hilarious montage in words, but know that it involves diaper wringing.
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Koenig spends Father of the Bride wringing his hands before making a big announcement, expecting applause for his decision.
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As far as durability, you can twist and bend the HDJ-X10s without worry, like wringing out a wet towel.
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Behind the scenes, though, the repeated questions regarding diversity have some publicists wringing their hands and others rolling their eyes.
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Hand-wringing about electability aside, Harris has plenty of tools in her arsenal that could help her cinch the deal.
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Cable providers have been wringing their hands and pulling out deal after deal to try to keep cable TV subscribers.
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Unlike many hand-wringing conversations in the press, they offered concrete suggestions for how to improve the situation moving forward.
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But I don't think it represents such a convincing argument that it requires hand-wringing and overused symbolic pearl-clutching.
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Despite endless Washington hand-wringing about a long-term Iranian presence in Syria, Tehran's mobilization there is a fait accompli.
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As scooters proliferate in cities across the world, safety officials are wringing their hands about how best to protect riders.
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After months of hand-wringing over Facebook's role in the 2016 election, the company has finally laid out its response.
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We have a real hand-wringing attitude toward tokenism and I'm like, 'Guys, we have not even achieved tokenism yet.
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They're wringing their hands about Trump getting booed because they love their precious club so much and hate their base.
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It's a big deal, but despite the hand-wringing rhetoric, Apple has failed to make the general public actually care.
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One characteristic of the storm, which caused forecasters days of hand-wringing, was the sharp northern cutoff to the snow.
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Wringing efficiencies out of the business model are critical to success and are tricky without significant financial support up-front.
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In particular, authoritarian-minded individuals prefer force and clarity over nuance and what they perceive to be counterproductive hand-wringing.
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These are mostly comedies, with some, like The Simpsons' "Treehouse of Horror" series, wringing laughs out of horror movie tropes.
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Though Lovato did Snapchat a clip of her wringing out the slime from her hair like the badass she is.
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This is the kind of innovative thinking we need: not more hand-wringing and fiddling with rules while people die.
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However, in our contemporary discourse, there has been some hand-wringing over whether it is alright to punch a Nazi.
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Despite all the hand-wringing from traditional family types, same-sex parents are just as capable as opposite-sex parents.
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Still, the hand-wringing continues over southern Europe and an ECB with few if any arrows left in its quiver.
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Hand wringing about the "distraction economy" and the general decline in humans' attention-giving abilities is by now a cliche.
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But with up to 10,000 F.B.I. terrorism investigations open at any given time, there is little time for hand-wringing.
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In contrast to the GOP hand-wringing over Trump, Democrats projected unity as they welcomed Clinton and rallied behind her.
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Is it not too pat, fusing the personal crisis with a public upheaval and wringing meaning out of mere coincidence?
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Part of the problem is that Towles repeatedly invokes the tortured, challenged, hand-wringing, deeply human characters of Russian literature.
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Don't believe the hand-wringing and perpetual outrage of our news media over Trump daring to meet with world leaders.
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Until then, we have to put up with hand-wringing, victory laps, cries of cover-up, and threats of defenestration.
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When the hexagonal begins, expect the United States to lose an away game and the hand-wringing to begin again.
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Yet many lawmakers, parents, and educators are wringing their hands over the loss of another form of communication: cursive handwriting.
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They can then begin the hand-wringing over whether Tony Romo should displace Dak Prescott at quarterback for Week 8.
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There has been some hand-wringing about the fired men: that a mass of male talent is departing the industry.
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Even before the plan was released, citizens' groups were challenging the redevelopment proposal and privacy advocates were wringing their hands.
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In recent years, there has been some hand-wringing in the German news media about the quality of television series.
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Women and young girls work as well, using rags to soak up spilled oil, then wringing them into a bucket.
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" RUBBER SHEETS: The Hill's Jesse Byrnes reports: Mike Huckabee is calling GOP hand-wringing over Donald Trump establishment "bed-wetting.
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There's been a lot of hand-wringing lately about Facebook's role in the news business, especially after the presidential election.
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Expect more hand-wringing this week, only with a bigger audience and further discussion of the threat of a recession.
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Ms. Suarez Frimkess, a ceramist, has long been wringing poetry from the emblems of childhood like Popeye and Mickey Mouse.
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Nothing further is to be said except the wringing of hands at our civic failure to prevent such an atrocity.
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There is a big caveat to all the hand-wringing about slowing growth: All five companies still generate huge revenue.
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And hand-wringing folks aside, a lot of young people are pretty down to be baby, or at least dabble.
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The name, which was arrived upon after much negotiation and hand-wringing, provoked but did not alienate its core constituency.
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Across Russia, hand-wringing fans had held their breath through extra time, hoping the team could pull off another upset.
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A grisly cellphone video of the episode played for days on local news media last fall, eliciting condemnation and hand-wringing.
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Chris Murphy's 15-hour filibuster, capped two weeks hand-wringing, finagling and partisan gridlock which typically embraces Congress after mass shootings.
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It was not a high-strung first few moments of hand-wringing and awkward icebreakers — the conversation just seemed to blossom.
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These statistics show that we're a long way from over reporting, and the hand-wringing over false accusations is largely misplaced.
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But the result of two years of hand-wringing has been to confirm the two sides' low opinion of each other.
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In contrast, the amount of text posted on the site is going down, fueling everyone's hand-wringing fears over impending illiteracy.
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Yet, for all the positive economic news, there is no shortage of hand-wringing on Wall Street about a looming recession.
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It'd also cut down on endless critical hand-wringing over whether the film is based in cultural awareness or empty nostalgia.
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Use a sea sponge instead of a tampon, and announce, "Just wringing my sea sponge out, ladies!" when in public bathrooms.
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The question of whether olds belong in the current Silicon Valley bubble is the subject of much liver-spotted hand-wringing.
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And I can see just down the road that there's going to be a lot of hand wringing about these screens.
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For all the hand-wringing over immigration, Britain has spawned only one party that clearly opposes globalisation: the UK Independence Party.
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All the hand-wringing over lofty matters of conscience and free speech and faith paper over something simpler and more sordid.
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There was much hand-wringing of the what-is-Batman-without-Robin or Sherlock-without-Watson (or Angelina-without-Brad) kind.
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They were hanging their hats on a stronger action against Clinton because they are wringing their hands with consternation over Trump.
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Despite the hand-wringing of politicians and journalists, the shows have resonated with people who have little faith in the state.
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While many are engaged in hand-wringing about the over reach of Facebook, a solution to the problem of Facebook exists.
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The fact of US intervention in Syria is not really a debatable point — despite the endless hand-wringing over US inactivity.
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Norwich has sent its kids to the Olympics while largely rejecting the hypercompetitive joy-wringing culture of today's achievement-oriented parents.
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But for all the international hand-wringing, the party itself is more popular than ever where it counts — with the voters.
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Instead, they stress their own persecution, which they feel has been ignored amid a global hand-wringing over the Rohingya exodus.
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Before you dismiss these findings as the hand-wringing of a conservative think tank, consider this: The Obama administration largely agrees.
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Every presidential election year, there is much wringing of hands over the nearly 100 million Americans who choose not to vote.
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While hand wringing when beloved movie theaters close is nothing new, the living memory of private screening rooms isn't as long.
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The ride-hailing c-suite will likely chalk this up as academic hand-wringing with little relevance in the real world.
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The deadly ambush in Niger last October that left four U.S. serviceman dead prompted months of hand-wringing inside the Pentagon.
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As Congress returns to Washington from its summer recess, expect no more than hand wringing over the debt with little action.
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It compresses the timeline (which in reality spanned years) to a few days, wringing tension out of a hard publication deadline.
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When "This Is Modern Art" played in Chicago, there was some hand-wringing in the major publications about celebrating graffiti artists.
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All of which is welcome, given the long tradition of treating strippers as easy objects of titillation and moral hand-wringing.
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The disparity in interest is surprising, given the extent of national hand-wringing over the plight of forgotten blue-collar Americans.
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The social team at the New York Times definitely seems to have a good handle on wringing engagement out of Twitter.
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But the drama, the hand-wringing and the panicked shovel purchases that accompany winter in southern climes are mostly absent here.
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That eye is like the spin cycle of a washing machine, wringing out more and more water the faster it turns.
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They scraped out the meat and squeezed it in their fist, wringing out the salty seawater, before eating them as is.
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Take delivery at a Porsche Experience Center and a pro driver can school you on wringing the most out of it.
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But it's one of the strangest protest albums ever made, evoking terror and awe while wringing catharsis out of it all.
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"Make wearing a flag pin the 28th amendment," John Roland Martin facetiously suggested in a CNN article about all the hand-wringing.
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Alex: I mean, I understand the hand-wringing and analysis of whether Bella is a "good role model" because of Twilight's audience.
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"Refuge" is the first comprehensive attempt in years to rethink from first principles a system hidebound by old thinking and hand-wringing.
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There was a good deal of hand-wringing over how it would impact our marriage, our freedom, our youth, and our finances.
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That means that all this angst over the inability to hit a new high is hand-wringing over perfectly normal market action.
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They don't see us march through the streets or write hand-wringing Op-Eds about what is going wrong with our society.
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But each spring, the magic of March Madness manages to eclipse the big-picture hand-wringing because it's just so. Much. Fun.
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After months of speculation, insinuation, and very public hand-wringing, the guests for the Super Bowl LIII halftime show have been confirmed.
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There's lots of talk and hand-wringing about young people choosing not to get a driver's license, or not buying a vehicle.
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Sure, there is and should be a great deal of hand-wringing over and re-examination of the value of polling data.
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Saturday night's Powerball is estimated to reach a nail-biting, hand-wringing $700 million jackpot the largest lottery prize in U.S. history.
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But Hot Boy Wayne is great because he always seems focused on wringing as much out of simple syllable sounds as possible.
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Well it's time to stop all the hand-wringing — the iPad is just about perfect, and it has been from the beginning.
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Jubilation abounded: But since this is hand-wringing, self-depreciating English football after all, Spurs couldn't walk away with a clean win.
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The disaster has prompted hand-wringing throughout the global mining industry, with rival CEOs vowing to set stricter standards for tailings dams.
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There's been a lot of hand-wringing on Wall Street lately because stocks, bonds and gold prices are all moving higher together.
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"The hand-wringing over the May jobs report may be misplaced," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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Lundin has done well wringing better results from mines sold by debt-loaded global miners, but there are fewer such opportunities now.
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As Robin, Wilson is the movie's thrill-seeking id, the hyper-sexual solo best friend to Dakota Johnson's hand-wringing serial monogamist.
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And the owners—surprise, surprise—all sounded like a bunch of hand-wringing wusses when it came to all things Donald Trump.
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All this online hand-wringing comes at a time when we're less likely to actually know the people who live around us.
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It's way more effective than the Ukraine/Russia norms and guardrails hand wringing that you are hit over the head with here.
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The European Commission, which as the guardian of EU treaties monitors such things, has spent the same period impotently wringing its hands.
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"Here in UK, lots of hand-wringing from CEOs over #Brexit," Blankfein wrote on Twitter while in London for a client event.
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Forget all this hand-wringing about what the Democratic "message" is; they don't have — or even need to have — a message; 16.
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She did the same on Wednesday — and it went beyond wringing from Barr the admission about not reviewing all the underlying evidence.
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President Trump's blustery response on Sunday to statements by Hassan Rouhani, Iran's president, has provoked a new round of diplomatic hand-wringing.
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Right now, air travel contributes just 2 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, so the hand-wringing about planes may seem overwrought.
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For this, chile powder alone isn't considered strong enough; whole bird's eye chiles, masters of wringing tears, are crushed and worked in.
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But in his hand-wringing, Bridle sidestepped the inherent truth that these kinds of children's stories have always been kinda effed up.
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It's got so much grip that you can't approach its limits on public roads, while the engine doesn't reward wringing it out.
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We've had a lot of hand-wringing about people leaving New York, and here you are, riding in to take it over?
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Meanwhile, many executives have been wringing their hands in public over the negative consequences that AI and automation could have for workers.
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Don't let hand-wringing over dollars, no matter how few, get in the way of the principle of electoral reform, they say.
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Although some Democrats were wringing their hands about Iowa turnout, turnout has been strong — in fact, increasingly so — in each contest since.
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"This might be the gradual wringing of the neck of North Korea, but we've been down this road many times," he said.
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Since House Democrats announced their impeachment inquiry three weeks ago, there has been a lot of hand-wringing about the potential downsides.
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When the subject came up on Wednesday, it created a brief, awkward moment that underscored the hand-wringing over this year's results.
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There has been much hand-wringing — with good reason — about the plight of plays on Broadway, where audiences tend to favor musicals.
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Here's a look at how the seven candidates on stage fared: Sanders was the object of much of the evening's hand-wringing.
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Despite this, Gill's chatty, often conspiratorial tone helps mitigate some of the anguished hand-wringing that often accompanies discussions of Woolf's life.
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Shmuel Rosner JERUSALEM — After much national hand-wringing, four new judges were appointed to Israel's 15-member highest court late last month.
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On Thursday, for instance, Trump publicly called on China to look into the Bidens, leading to even more hand-wringing in Washington.
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You don't have a group of ladies sitting around in their living room wringing their hands about plastic bags or about fracking.
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There is a good deal of hand-wringing in liberal circles over whether Trump will be defeated or re-elected in November.
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Many of the issues addressed in the hacked cables — like the hand-wringing over Trump — have been broached publicly by EU leaders.
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Instead it was an exercise in guitar tones, with the band wringing more sound out of their spare setup than seemed possible.
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There's been much wringing of hands in recent years about the seemingly inevitable Quantum Apocalypse — the end of security as we know it.
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On October 17th the prime minister confounded his critics by wringing a new withdrawal agreement out of his fellow EU leaders in Brussels.
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There's usually a rush of coverage about what it might make possible, but also often hand-wringing about potential dangers or side effects.
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"Whenever a new drug trend appears on the horizon there's a lot of hand-wringing and 'Oh my, this is awful,'" Falkowksi says.
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Growth may be at its weakest pace in 27 years, but foreign investor inflows into China suggest there is no hand wringing yet.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist rhetoric has spurred a lot of hand-wringing about trade, but some emerging market exporters aren't too concerned.
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In America, too, there is top-level hand-wringing about the question of whether or not to accuse IS of the ultimate crime.
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After all, portion size is an evergreen subject of hand-wringing: A study pops up about the growing entree sizes in chain restaurants.
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I thought about this shift recently when trying to make sense of the rise of Snapchat, the latest wellspring of technosocial hand-wringing.
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Its glib approach to violence is supposed to mock all the hand-wringing that goes on everywhere else in comic-book movie land.
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The series, which lists Suzette Quintanilla as an executive producer, may feel like another instance of wringing the singer's legacy for more profit.
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Other people were upset with the way ABC, Haley and Doubleday, his publisher, seemed to be wringing money from the history of slavery.
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" He concluded that while there "will be some hand wringing and arm wrestling ... we're a team and we'll solve it as a team.
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A few months later, the union signed its first contract, amid much hand-wringing about whether other digital news organizations would follow suit.
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We may have to resign ourselves to the idea that, despite the hand-wringing, this nettlesome word sadly isn't going away anytime soon.
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After much hand-wringing and finger-pointing by state leaders, New York's voters finally got updated machines nearly a decade after that debacle.
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But each time, only a few years later, court watchers were once again wringing their hands about a conservative revolution on the court.
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The North Korean tests have provided a steady drumbeat of development and capability enhancement, in plain sight of successive, hand-wringing U.S. administrations.
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The 220006st Circuit court also, perhaps wringing their collective hands, advised the children to seek a legislative solution to this conflict of laws.
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It's noteworthy not just because of the good corporate citizen gesture, which every tech company is committing to now (after some arm-wringing).
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Underlying much of the hand-wringing about the state of the academy is a simple desire to have the gatekeepers remain in place.
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But Rubio's stand is a sign that there could be some last-minute hand-wringing to get this bill over the finish line.
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There's lots of hand-wringing about whether the team will be on the hook for a major cap hit on a declining player.
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She is the queen of hand-wringing Anglican piety, self-sacrifice as a moral good, pathological humility as the highest pride of all.
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Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona and Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska won plaudits for their hand-wringing and then predictably fell in line.
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But if you've been wringing your hands and waiting for it all to be over, the year may have felt very long indeed.
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But at the moment, there isn't much evidence to suggest that all of the hand-wringing among congressional Democrats about Sanders is warranted.
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The spreading adoption of digital features on planes such as on-board Wi-Fi has also generated some hand-wringing among security specialists.
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The recent surge in federal budget deficits has caused a lot of hand-wringing among federal debt worriers but little action among lawmakers.
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If the hand-wringing of pundits has left you in despair that this country is beyond healing, learn from the women of Rwanda.
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My hand-wringing over possibly being a helicopter parent takes into account all three of these issues, along with one more complicating factor.
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It is an astronomical sum, and has led to much hand-wringing about whether there is a coming bubble in U.S. higher education.
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Despite such hand-wringing, Silicon Valley's role as a tech capital continues to grow in scale and importance, according to a new report.
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There is no hand-wringing over a year of rumor-mongering and playing party to perhaps the greatest Russian misinformation campaign ever undertaken.
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But a malignancy whose primary victims are trusting children must be treated by immediate and radical measures, not by appeals or hand-wringing.
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Amid hand wringing and cost cutting at many major magazines, there was a genuine excitement in 2017 around the rebirth of British Vogue.
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After months of tests, waiting, and hand-wringing, I was diagnosed with visual snow disorder last fall by Dr. Jason Barton, an optho-neurologist.
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All together, it's a beautiful glimpse at a future where society is past hand wringing about queer relationships, not matter how they sprout up.
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You might think that all of this hand-wringing is for naught, since you can just buy USB-C headphones and use those instead.
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By September, Democrats were wringing their hands over her email scandal, and her support from the same women had dropped almost 30 percentage points.
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As she scrolled through diagrams of nerves stretching across skulls and pictures of doctors stabbing needles into patients' scalp, the hand-wringing started again.
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Hand-wringing about a crisis in business formation relies on official data showing that fewer new firms are being started than in the past.
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The big picture: Experts are wringing their hands over the potential for deepfakes — AI-manipulated videos, audio and photos — to stir up political mayhem.
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Over the past year, there's been a fair amount of hand-wringing over when Trump will just say the right thing: Nazis are bad.
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The other thing is, I know there&aposs a lot of hand-wringing about or the media bias, and this, that and the other.
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In baseball, he would have been beaned almost immediately; Football would have spent a week wringing their hands over the implications of this celebration.
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Contrary to the hand-wringing, the US housing market is in fact normalizing, and that is mostly a positive development for the American economy.
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There's no vulnerability there, no bending to the world as it tries to break her down, no revelatory moments of hand-wringing self doubt.
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After TSA's secret list of terrorist traveler traits leaked out, I mocked the BDOs targeting people who were yawning, hand wringing, and gazing down.
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Air marshals look at things like excessive fidgeting, excessive perspiration, rubbing or wringing of hands, rapid eye blinking or even sleeping during a flight.
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I had been wringing my hands beneath the table, knitting and unknitting my fingers, and now I laid them flat on top of it.
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But more than that, the songs had a melodic bent that suited the band well, wringing hooks out of vocalist Dave Verellen's burly shouts.
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The good news for Rio is that nearly every recent Olympics has been preceded by hand-wringing about poor preparation and predictions of disaster.
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Beer industry groups have spent the past couple of years wringing their collective hands and wondering how marijuana legalization would affect their bottom line.
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The challenge of wringing profits from page views has eluded much of the industry, and the paper proved unable to end its losing streak.
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The incident prompted much hand-wringing over the enduring hostility to foreigners, especially those who come from less developed countries or have darker skin.
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While it inspired a lot of hand-wringing from the game's old guard, it was also hard to argue with several of his points.
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That brings us to the hand-wringing over Airbnb, which has been singled out by lawmakers across Europe as a primary driver of overtourism.
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Gavin Newsom, in announcing his new task force on homelessness, insisted he's serious about making a dent in the crisis — not just hand-wringing.
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After the 2016 election left Democrats wringing their hands about white working-class voters, Mr. Ryan challenged Ms. Pelosi for the minority leader's job.
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However, after much confusion and digital hand wringing, it all turned out to be the one big troll, and his fans were not amused.
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We can breathe easier: Dan Fogelman, the creator of the soul-wringing "This Is Us," has promised that Season 3, starting on Tuesday, Sept.
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He thought this was very enlightened, a gay pop singer just integrated into stardom without the waves and the hand-wringing and the controversy.
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And without Gregorius on their roster for the past three-plus seasons, the Yankees might still be wringing their hands over replacing Derek Jeter.
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This is setting off rounds of hand-wringing as establishment types in the state and nationally (again) misjudge the mood of an angry electorate.
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Many remain (and leave) voters are just plain fed up of Brexit after more than three years of talking and hand-wringing over it.
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The idea is that by wringing their profits out of the market it would create sizable savings that could be passed on to consumers.
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There's been a lot of (understandable) hand-wringing around deepfakes, but consider this: What if you could swap your face onto your cat's body?
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For all of the hand-wringing among adults, the students appear to have greeted the essay contest and the resulting uproar with a shrug.
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After nearly two years of hand-wringing, the league's 32 owners decided on Wednesday to overhaul N.F.L. policy on protocol for the national anthem.
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The change that is probably causing the most hand-wringing among the candidates, though, is the decision to report multiple results on caucus night.
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After months of hand-wringing, disagreements and second-guessing, Democrats remain nervous about impeachment, which polls this week show is unpopular with most Americans.
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Which, even though we all spend a lot of time wringing our hands and declaring the end of print, are as extravagant as ever.
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The remarks have provoked hand-wringing among Democrats who think Sanders' defense of Communist regimes will alienate the Cuban-American community and conservative Democrats.
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There's a lot of hand-wringing that goes along with that statistic and the thought that dating apps are changing the way we live.
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Something that may be attractive to those in Hong Kong and Beijing who are wringing their hands over how to stop the ongoing unrest.
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And while there is much hand-wringing among the upper echelons of the church in Ireland, there is a blame-deflecting edge to it.
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The hand-wringing about today's high schoolers being on their phones all the time may not be entirely inaccurate but it might be misdirected.
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The recent flimsy Kavanaugh "news" prompted days of follow-up coverage across multiple journalism outlets, filling the news cycle with hand-wringing and emotion.
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There was considerably less hand-wringing upon the release of the final jobs report of the Obama years on Friday, and for good reason.
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For all of Donald Trump's extended hand-wringing over Hillary Clinton's emails, his concerns about her conduct appear to have merely been campaign rhetoric.
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Despite hand-wringing over the senators at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, there has not been much evidence yet any of them will break.
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Pew finds that for the first time, merely three-quarters of adults maintain stamp albums; this merits hand-wringing in the New York Times.
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And the hand-wringing about babies being born with an incarcerated parent is part of a larger trend of policing prisoners' right to procreate.
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It weaves a diverse representation of sexuality, gender, and even sex into the very fabric of the show without wringing its hands about it.
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For all the recent hand-wringing in the United States over Facebook's monopolistic power, the mega-platform's grip on the Philippines is something else entirely.
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If economists wish to remain relevant and useful, the modest hand-wringing at this year's meetings will need to yield to much deeper self-reflection.
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Supporters, in turn, highlighted the hypocrisy of such hand-wringing, given Trump's long (and arguably highly politically successful) history of personal attacks and vulgar language.
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After much hand-wringing (and some liquid courage), it was finally time to take a flying leap into the deep end of the fear pool.
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For all the panic and hand-wringing about what he'll do to the country, Trump himself seems ruled only by the whims of the moment.
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And it probably still wouldn't work, but it would be a more dignified way to go than wringing the last drop of sweat from Ichiro.
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At the same time that investors are wringing their hands over tax cuts happening, they are irrationally exuberant over $1 trillion in infrastructure investment materializing.
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The ascension of Paul Ryan to the speakership -- after much hand-wringing as to whether he would do it -- was supposed to solve this problem.
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I suspect that the resulting wet and squishy noise may have been heightened by a foley artist wringing out a fistful of soaking paper towels.
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In reality, ISPs only run afoul of these protections when they're engaging in anti-competitive behavior, making the hand-wringing over the financial impact disingenuous.
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Still, there are Republicans who have little use for Mr. Ryan's reluctance to support Mr. Trump and say the time for hand-wringing has passed.
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Amidst all the hand-wringing, there is one significant step that we can act on today: The elimination of hydrofluorocarbon refrigerants in these air-conditioners.
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He urged GOP colleagues earlier this year to "toughen up" when they were wringing their hands over Trump's chances of beating Clinton in the fall.
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For all Trump's hand-wringing about corporations shipping profits overseas to avoid paying taxes in the U.S. the GOP tax legislation would make it worse.
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" "I think they should spare us the hand-wringing and fulfill their basic responsibility, since the bar has been raised, based on their political choices.
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But now we're in the window of hand-wringing when pundits and politicians worry about whether the Democrats will be able to unify around Hillary.
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And just as the OCC have been wringing their hands trying to make sense of The Internet's Impact on Music, so too have have Billboard.
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Why it matters: There's been a lot of hand-wringing over the future of the initiatives Obama established to beef up the government's tech reserves.
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Earl and Tyler's relationship—their supposed drift from one another—has been a cause for hand-wringing among Odd Future fans for a few years.
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Repealing and replacing Obamacare took more arm-wringing in the House than Republicans anticipated, and it's not going to be any easier in the Senate.
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Unlike the hand-wringing that has shadowed the drinking life in the United States, the Brits still tend to have an indulgent attitude to bingeing.
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Male panic over the specter of false accusations has led to a lot of hand wringing about how such accusations can ruin a man's life.
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She spent most of the evening alternately retweeting defenses of her original racist comment and hand-wringing against the perceived oppression of politically incorrect comedians.
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When I arrived, I saw shacks and teepees, but the people were all hidden inside, wringing what warmth they could from their heaters and fires.
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King aimed some of his harshest words toward advocates of civility, whose concerns aligned with the hand-wringing of many of today's politicians and pundits.
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He and Kyrie Irving were phenomenal for most of the series, but there will be plenty of hand-wringing to come over the Cavs' roster.
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Rory Smith On Soccer The hand-wringing about the value and the burden of cup competitions has grown as tiresome as some of the matches.
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Matthew Chingos, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute, attributes the hand-wringing over student loans to the growing share of borrowers from wealthier families.
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When universities are echo chambers, they become conservative punch lines, and liberal hand-wringing may be one reason Trump's popularity has jumped since his election.
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If Republicans embrace this "plan" after all their hand-wringing about deficits and debt, we should build a Grand Monument to Hypocrisy in their honor.
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But after 15 months of hand-wringing over what to do with the statue, the university said on Wednesday that it had found a resolution.
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With these rudimentary boats, they learned to navigate the Caribbean seas by starlight, and eventually became expert fishermen, wringing a significant bounty from the sea.
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Many hand-wringing articles blame Tinder and similar apps for the dating apocalypse and for changing the very concept of dating as we know it.
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Still, after years of hand-wringing over the potential for a catastrophe, many residents said they would be happy to have a nuclear-free county.
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Financial risk and hand-wringing executives are common themes in the book's stories — as is the editors' lack of regret in the face of backlash.
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Musk's announcement concludes what had been weeks of speculation and hand-wringing around the go-private proposal Musk first revealed in the August 7 tweet.
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David Frum has a piece in the Atlantic this week that represents the most recent round of old-school conservative hand-wringing about Donald Trump.
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James Franco had some hand-wringing moments with Stephen Colbert as he tried to address accusations on social media that he sexually assaulted and harassed women.
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In a world in which Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You" already exists, this particular Christmas song isn't worth all the hand-wringing.
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But many ethnic Rakhine people, who are Buddhist, say they have been ignored amid so much global hand-wringing over the suffering of the Muslim Rohingya.
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The video was banned by MTV and sparked some hand-wringing within the Navy, which had apparently hoped the video might be a "tasteful" recruiting tool.
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All the hand-wringing was predicated on the idea — prevalent once again with #FreeBritney — that Spears needed to be protected from herself, her management, or both.
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The article, topping well over 10,000 words, details Facebook's internal hand-wringing over how to confront the public and its own employees about several PR crises.
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In recent weeks, there have been worries and hand wringing that the movement has reached a tipping point due to a report about actor Aziz Ansari.
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AND I HAVE TO SAY WE HAD A WHOLE BUNCH OF TALKING AND HAND WRINGING SEVERAL MONTHS AGO ABOUT THE YIELD CURVE BEING FLAT AND INVERTING.
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All kidding aside, it's the issue on the minds of everyone who lives here, and all the hand-wringing in the world won't solve the issue.
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IN BRITAIN's high places, there is much hand-wringing at the moment over the relationships between freedom of belief, hate speech, prejudice, violence and ultimately terrorism.
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There was some hand-wringing in the developer community at the time, but so far, Microsoft has allowed the company to operate as an independent subsidiary.
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With Apple's product launch event just around the corner, many investors are wringing their hands worried about weaker demand for cellphones and the new iPhone 116.
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After a month of hand-wringing over Trump, Ryan eventually got behind Trump last week saying that the two agreed on basic conservative principles on governing.
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However, in the aftermath of that incident there didn't appear to be serious hand-wringing about how the industry as a whole might be in trouble.
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But the hang-wringing had already started amid reports in Politico and elsewhere that Clinton is eyeing a staff shakeup and a more forward-looking message.
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The advertising industry is wringing its hands and shaking its fist at the use and growth of ad-block technology, but I am not above temptation.
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Still, the idea that having your penis pearled will make have you wringing orgasms out of your partner by the dozen seems to have taken root.
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Cheetah isn't his most immediate work, but immediacy isn't really the point: it's an exercise in restraint, in wringing life out of a few difficult machines.
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After much hand-wringing, bloviating, and debate, on February 12, 1999, then-President Bill Clinton was acquitted on two charges of impeachment (perjury, obstruction of justice).
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There is some hand-wringing inside the Pentagon from those who say expansion will break precedent, that it illegally expands eligibility and must be further studied.
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Tesla might also be better at wringing more miles out of the battery because the company has a decade's worth of research as a head start.
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While Trump at times seems to relish being at odds with the establishment, the unhappiness among the party's hawks isn't just a matter of hand-wringing.
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It hints both at inter-generational hand-wringing and at complete uselessness, having honestly only one answer: Yes, of course, you are addicted to your phone.
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The real problem is that after slogging through all of US Soccer's indecision and hand-wringing, this felt like the straw that cracked US Soccer's back.
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And there are, of course, stories of accidents, including two deaths here, as well as hand-wringing about the piles of scooters marring the scenic streetscape.
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He doesn't want to find himself lying in the end zone without the ball one day, wringing his bare hands the way Jackie Smith once did.
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But that's the same problem that stakeholders in Mr. Son's actual Vision Fund face — without the need for hand-wringing about where the cash came from.
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Two years before the current round of hand-wringing about big technology firms, Mr. Reich warned about the growing influence of companies like Google and Facebook.
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Despite European and American hand-wringing over the arrival of Syrian refugees in their countries, for instance, the vast majority reside in Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon.
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Jonathan Gold, the Los Angeles Times restaurant critic, gave a positive review to the Hearth & Hound although he engaged in some hand-wringing to do it.
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After all that, after all the qualification and buildup, after six hard-fought matches and injuries and hand-wringing, it all came down to yellow cards.
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" On Saturday, Schiff defended himself from the GOP hand-wringing: "If the worst they can point to is I referred to a published report in CBS?
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"Democrats in this town have been hand-wringing about their prospects in the presidential race," writes Valliere, DC-based chief US policy strategist at AGF Investments.
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And it served as a fitting coda to a decade of hand-wringing about the habits—avocado toast, working remotely, whatever—supposedly endemic to young people.
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Hand-wringing is hardly new for this meeting of Atlantic allies, where Europeans expressed doubts about the depth of American commitment even during the Obama era.
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But what you're dealing with now (wringing your hands over this nonstarter) is why companies sometimes frown on inter-office romantic relationships: they lead to drama.
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Now, amid all the hand-wringing, anger and exasperation, the crisis is bolstering Brazil's tradition of gallows humor, fueling a mix of satire and existential resignation.
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Since it's announcement three years ago, there's been a lot of hand wringing over whether or not The Last of Us Part II is even needed.
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While all the hand-wringing and lawsuit-bringing is helpful, why not use the state's latest boneheaded move as an opportunity to call for real reform?
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By deifying Bower in all his hand-wringing glory, "Smithereens" lets his real-life analogues off the hook for the actual bad things social media has wrought.
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Since the L train shutdown was announced in early 2016 there has been much hand wringing over what might happen to real estate along the affected route.
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Do you think that gay marriage being over and done with has caused that community to pivot to hand-wringing over other things that aren't necessarily issues?
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If the Academy awards the Oscar to Casey Affleck in February, they may have to gear up for another year of public pillorying, hand-wringing, and apologizing.
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And they established Twenge as a go-to quote factory for cranky thinkpieces on millennials, ushering in a new wave of hand wringing over our supposed shortcomings.
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"It's really time to say 'enough,' stop wringing our hands and figure out some collective action," Richard Weissbourd, a senior lecturer at Harvard's education school, told me.
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This has spurred endless pieces and discussion, from hand-wringing over threats to the West's power to questions of whether the People's Republic is really communist anymore.
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There has been a lot of hand-wringing about Goffman, and even her sympathizers mostly declined to speak to me on the record for fear of contamination.
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Trump's perceived inability to stick to any semblance of a driving message has been the subject of much hand-wringing among GOP figures these past few weeks.
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By 1990, a year after the divorce, the Brooklyn-born inventor had developed a prototype for her self-wringing mop, but she still faced an uphill battle.
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And with Apple's product launch event just around the corner, many investors are wringing their hands worried about weaker demand for cellphones and the new iPhone 7.
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I have heard evangelicals speak about choosing to vote for the "least of two evils" during past presidential elections, but in retrospect, such hand-wringing feels quaint.
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This could make for a really compelling first few episodes, but the filmmaker's introduction to the world of sex work is mired in drama and hand-wringing.
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Using layers of studio manipulation, innovative effects, and trailblazing methods of wringing atmospheric noise from an amplified guitar, Hendrix's music itself took on an eerie, otherworldy aura.
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Although there was no doubt some hand-wringing in some quarters over the amount of commercialization, I have never found actually any evidence of that being expressed.
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Since Tuesday, though, Ahmed has had to fend off accusations that he's simply manufacturing controversy out of nowhere, hand-wringing over the art on a cereal box.
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A LOT OF THE SAME NAYSAYERSWHO ARE WRINGING THEIR HANDS ABOUT TRADE SITUATION ARE THE SAME ONES WHO SAID WE COULDN'T GROW MORE THAN 1.5 OR 2%.
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Absent any principled or consistent U.S. approach, individual countries can be assured that there will be limited and short-term impacts of any ritualized public hand-wringing.
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For those white liberals wringing their hands over the purported racism of Trump's base, there is good news and bad news: They don't all hate black folk.
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"And people should know that, because otherwise there's speculation and consternation and hand-wringing about who speaks for the president and who he speaks to," she said.
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The past few days have seen a lot of investors and fans wringing their hands after announced that it would be lowering its first-quarter earnings estimates.
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The health issues that plagued the team during the Thibs Administration haven't dissipated, and the team is still wringing the same minutes per night from their workhorses.
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Otherwise, we used exactly the same process: we poured detergent on the stain, scrubbed it in, then soaked the shirt in hot water before wringing it out.
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"We've been wringing our hands for years, saying we don't have enough research, but we're getting to the point where we can't say that anymore," he said.
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Lawmakers like Senator Chuck Schumer were infuriated: Many commentators reckon the ZTE talks are aimed at wringing trade concessions from China, though the Trump administration insists otherwise.
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Given all the obvious differences between then and now, one could shrug off the hand-wringing as historical trauma made obsolete by Germany's political and constitutional reality.
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And freshman Representative Rashida Tlaib's vulgar call to impeach the president set off self-righteous outrage among Republicans and hand-wringing among some of her Democratic colleagues.
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Every time a streak like this happens, it provokes much hand-wringing, outrage, calls for change, various committee meetings and pledges to do better and then, nothing.
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Without getting too into it, the simple takeaway is that despite much hand-wringing on the subject, we're not necessarily in a constitutional crisis at the moment.
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When nativists were wringing their hands about the assimilability of Southern and Eastern European immigrants, they were outright banning immigration from China and other parts of Asia.
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One reading of the history of the internet is that, for all the hand-wringing about privacy and control, they are dogs that have never truly barked.
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And rather than wondering if they are on the right career path, they make the most of whatever path they're on, wringing lessons from all their experiences.
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The finance industry, looking at newspapers as distressed assets with hidden value, has swooped in, scooping up struggling publications, cutting their staffs and wringing them for profits.
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"It's been a long and difficult road," said City Councilman Corey Johnson, a Democrat, who represents the area and was involved in wringing concessions from the developer.
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And for all the hand-wringing about designers abandoning New York, the show schedule is jam-packed, including a smattering of newcomers poised to make a splash.
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Smith Cameron), Frank (Peter Friedman), Jamie Laird (Danny Huston) — are all drinking rosé while wringing their hands, waiting to hear of their fate, subject to Logan's whims.
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Since 2004, when Tom Ford left Gucci to much industry hand-wringing, conventional wisdom has held that brands should be more important than the people behind them.
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By wringing massive administrative costs, monopoly profits, and sky-high salaries out of the healthcare system, costs would be slashed, with the savings passed on to households.
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Their message was inchoate but fueled by firsthand experience of material change rather than speculative, moralistic doomsaying or elite hand-wringing about what we might have lost.
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The hand-wringing started with the news that for the first time in years, not a single American company successfully issued a high-yield bond during December.
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" Shorten's position angered Turnbull, who said that the opposition seemed less interested in equal marriage than "in wringing every ounce of political gain out of this debate.
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The news was covered widely, with commentators tossing around phrases like "the end is nigh" while hand-wringing over the idea of coders coming for musicians' label contracts.
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They include: There was a fair amount of hand-wringing by tech pundits when Oculus announced the $600 shipping price of its first consumer Rift product at CES.
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And that's why I never fully understood all the hand-wringing about whether Twilight was "good" for women, or whether Bella was a "good role model" for girls.
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As you travel, as I know you have, and I certainly have, people are wringing their hands because it's not what they're used to from the United States.
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If and when it happens, the move will surely cause some hand-wringing among laptop purists, though I've got say I'm kind of looking forward to the prospect.
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Photo: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)It wouldn't be an iPhone launch without a small army of hand-wringing Apple fans complaining about their expensive new phones on the internet.
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The cooking may not have been in the vanguard any longer, but Mr. Portale was still wringing fresh pleasures out of ideas he had been refining for years.
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In a time-honored tradition of presidential primaries, the political hand-wringing has included some chatter about late entrants to the already saturated field, according to those reports.
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This type of person, and I count many of them as my friends, has far less problem liking Macklemore than the hand-wringing Twitter critics St. Félix references.
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Because what better way to celebrate 50/50 Day than to take a break from hand-wringing and celebrate those who are actively working to change the world?
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"Every time he goes out, I worry he and his friends will get hurt, or that they might not come home at all," she said, wringing her hands.
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The original Jersey Shore spawned a million think pieces, and a million more cynical jokes and hand-wringing about the end of pop culture as we know it.
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There are giant floating hamburgers with palm trees growing out of them, storm clouds wringing fresh water into glasses of ice, and a bright blue bowl of soup.
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Other presidents have called for reconciliation in their inaugural addresses, celebrated progress or appealed to the "better angels of our nature"—soft, hand-wringing naïfs that they were.
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Now, after a lot of questions and much hand-wringing about the ethics of such a system, the company is nearly ready to start testing it for real.
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The possibility of a bitcoin split had many crypto investors wringing their hands at what a coin split could do to the network and price of the currency.
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Closing with "Condition Oakland," the band played the Jack Kerouac sample on the record, wringing every note out of their instruments until there was nothing left to give.
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Then, after numerous reports of Manhattan donor hand wringing, Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergThe Memo: Democrats confront prospect of long primary Budowsky: A Biden-Michelle Obama ticket in 28503?
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In the run-up to Election Day, most discussion of demographics emphasized growing turnout among Latino voters and hand-wringing over whether Democrats could turn out black voters.
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The bill's effect on the deficit has caused some hand-wringing among Republicans, who traditionally rail against deficit growth any time a Democrat is in the Oval Office.
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Dubke's departure, which was only announced on Tuesday, comes amid hand-wringing by Republicans over the trajectory of the GOP president, who has seen his approval numbers sag.
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So for those white liberals wringing their hands over the purported racism of Trump's supporters, there is good news and bad news: They don't all hate black folk.
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When the body chooses to move, it does so in jolts, writhing on the floor in directionless spasms, wringing the body out in a choreography of delayed shapes.
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The Islamic State, for instance, has become perhaps the wealthiest militant group in history by wringing cash from the people it rules, looting bank vaults and smuggling oil.
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Law enforcement officials, led by the FBI, have been wringing their hands about how strong encryption is making investigating and solving crimes tougher for almost two years now.
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Aside from a bit of hand-wringing and light sanction-imposing from the west, the country's aggressive military moves into Ukraine and Syria were met with minimal resistance.
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Some reports says they bled around five pints from his body over the course of 24 hours, basically wringing the guy out like a sponge until he croaked.
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Why it matters: It shows the challenge of wringing carbon emissions out of transportation, which has recently supplanted electricity generation as the largest source of U.S. CO2 output.
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The increasing numbers of young people in Pew surveys who select "none" when asked to choose their religious affiliation cause extensive hand-wringing among religious leaders and pundits.
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Over time, the cultural hand-wringing the show had prompted came to feel more antiquated than the show itself, and the family's image improved with that evolving perspective.
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I remember the bombardment of media attention he drew, the hand-wringing over his embodiment of sex appeal, and the constant salacious teasing over whether he was gay.
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He has won many fans on Wall Street already by wringing profits from a series of companies he has acquired, a strategy that has strengthened Broadcom's market value.
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There has been much hand-wringing over the possibility of a no-deal Brexit, which could be disastrous for the British economy as well as its trade partners.
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Distributing its hand-wringing evenly over teenagers and their elders, it embodies all of Mr. Clark's contradictions, up to and including a senselessly graphic scene of autoerotic asphyxiation.
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At the time, there was much hand-wringing over the suggestion that the price of entry into this new/old publishing niche wasn't writerly chops but childhood abuse.
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At the center of Maria Hupfield's collage "Diamond" (2018) in the show "Blanket Statements" is a photograph of her sitting in a boat and wringing out her hair.
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Remember: This is not just about yourself Ultimately, the most pernicious effect of all this hand-wringing over helicopter parenting is the way it turns our gazes inward.
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Mr. Wirth has been credited with wringing costs out of Chevron's bloated refinery business, and for making it one of the most profitable such divisions in the industry.
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Years of hand-wringing and millions of dollars spent on Congressional investigations that added little beyond what a State Department internal review concluded about bureaucratic lapses in security.
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Instead of wringing almost $800 billion out of Medicaid over 10 years, it would try to reduce the program's spending by $250 billion — just enough for deficit neutrality.
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Prepare for a nightmarish few weeks, Mook warned his team, with a lot of second-guessing of strategic decisions, donor hand-wringing and finger-pointing directed at staff.
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Democrats see the confusion as a victory in their push to thwart repeal or slow it down while wringing all the political advantage they can from the attempt.
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Some analysts said that they saw the merit of a potential combination, particularly given Macy's operational woes and Mr. Baker's expertise in wringing money out of real estate.
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JS: There's been a lot of hand-wringing over parts of the Sanders delegation booing during many of the Democrats' speeches, even when Elizabeth Warren was up there.
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All we could see were the soft billows in fabric created by the wringing of her hands as she described how she became prey for sex traffickers in Baghdad.
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Over nearly three decades of service, Fields earned a reputation as both a product guy and someone capable of wringing a profit out money-losing parts of the company.
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Enter Pattinson, the former "Twilight" heartthrob, who has done plenty of movies since, which hasn't prevented another flurry of hand-wringing over whether "Battinson" was really a good fit.
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The former envoy's departure — along with that of Mattis — has sparked much internal hand-wringing in Washington, as many lawmakers worry who will fill the gap America leaves behind.
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In response to that attack, the international community faced a choice: Direct military intervention, or wringing a promise out of Assad that he would destroy any remaining chemical stockpiles.
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Since then, rumors have swirled about the 64-year-old's health, but they recently reached a fever pitch, matching the hand-wringing that accompanied Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential bid.
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Markets have been whipsawed in a give-and-take this year marked by shifts from excitement over signs of economic growth to hand-wringing over higher inflation and yields.
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It's like...yeah, things can be really dark and maybe there's a bunch of people standing around hand-wringing and being like 'This is an episode of Handmaid's Tale.
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After weeks of coverage, protest, and hand wringing, the #ReleaseTheMemo campaign had accomplished what it set out to do: push forward a narrative of corruption and anti-Trump bias.
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There was some minor hand-wringing in the local press about the promotional aspect of this visit; constant scrutiny, too, is the price of ascending to stardom's highest rung.
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The United States -- responsible for more cumulative global warming pollution than any other nation -- must do its part by wringing as much fossil fuel from the economy as possible.
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Since Apple's iPhone 7 announcement earlier this week, its decision to remove the headphone jack from the latest model has been the source of much outcry and hand-wringing.
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Even while trying to claim that sex is no big deal, The Girlfriend Experience is often hand-wringing and squeamish, treating physical intimacy like an act of body horror.
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Steil, a member of TeamViewer's advisory board, is chairman of Permira's portfolio review committee and is responsible for working with deal teams on wringing value out of its investments.
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It turned out that the blandly named conference I'd been invited to—something about digital markets—was actually a giant collective hand-wringing about the state of German politics.
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Younger Americans are also less worried about China, whose rapid rise and recent actions in the South China Sea have prompted a great deal of hand wringing in Washington.
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As has become custom over these last few years, there has been a metric ton of hand-wringing about the famed triangle offense down the stretch of the season.
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Although wringing more money out of people may be popular with politicians, hiking taxes on digital consumer goods and services is abusing taxpayers and makes for bad tax policy.
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Rarely a day goes by that the Gray Lady isn't wringing her hands and clutching her pearls about the certain doom we all face because of anthropogenic global warming.
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But just as Mr. Trump broke all the rules of campaigning, some of his supporters say no amount of hand-wringing by the State Department will change his mind.
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Washington (CNN)Republicans across the nation's capital are wringing their hands over the prospect: A special election in deep red Alabama somehow ends up flipping a Senate seat blue.
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Our openness to foreign influences has enhanced our music, our food and – despite predictable post-tournament hand-wringing that foreign imports obstruct homegrown talents – it's even improved our football.
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It's hard to imagine Beshear saying those words without provoking hand-wringing among pundits over whether he might be alienating the white working-class voters Democrats lost in 2016.
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After months of hand-wringing over whether or not Broadcom would buy — and then commit a hostile takeover — of the U.S. semiconductor giant, the Trump administration blocked the deal.
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After all, the same Republicans now wringing their hands over budget deficits just blew up that same deficit by enacting a huge tax cut for corporations and the wealthy.
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There's no version of "Westworld," but there is "Grand Theft Auto," and they are almost exactly the same thing, and they've prompted a similar level of moral hand-wringing.
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You may recall that last November, there was an extraordinary level of hand-wringing in Democratic circles about Ralph Northam's extremely narrow polling lead over GOP nominee Ed Gillespie.
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At the time, these seemed to me to be awards for ingenuity rather than achievement: for taking on such a serious, difficult subject and wringing popular entertainment from it.
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This incident did not generate a national round of hand-wringing about the death of tolerance, perhaps because most people tacitly agree that it's O.K. to shun professional racists.
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The investment has even prompted hand-wringing in China, where comments by the company's chairman, a self-made billionaire named Cao Dewang, stirred a debate over the country's competitiveness.
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New York is well known for its obsession with cheap pizza: the $1 slice, the sporadic price wars, the hand-wringing over each new increase in the average cost.
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But after a month of watching heart-stopping finishes and returning to college locker rooms, I was reminded that all this hand-wringing and discussion is still over teenagers.
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"No," she said, "don't tell me," and then her eyes jumped to mine and she was repeating my name, "Roy, Roy, Roy," as if wringing it in her throat.
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While much hand-wringing has transpired amongst straight folks over how the show could possibly continue without him, Transparent's queer fans know this: Maura was never meant for us.
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In sports, wringing every bit of output from those bodies has been aided by biometric technology, which allows teams to track things like how much sleep a player gets.
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After years of accusations and hand-wringing, Huawei was added to the U.S. trade blacklist, putting the brakes on the company's ability to do business with the likes of Google.
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While there's been much hand-wringing in the fan community over these reports, the typical movie-goer is more likely to take "Justice League" on its own merits, said Dergarabedian.
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Here, the prevailing narrative in industry circles is that mobile ad blockers have yet to really catch on — though not for a lack of hand-wringing on the media's part.
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That includes carbon removal technologies, long-term grid storage, and solutions for wringing emissions out of sectors that are tricky to decarbonize, such as shipping, and cement and steel production.
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And with each of these dustups came an exhausting rinse-and-repeat peanut gallery debate on social media over whether the jokes in question actually merited all this hand-wringing.
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That is in large part because of how the group obtains money, wringing it from the people and territory it controls, which limits the impact of sanctions and financial blacklists.
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Periods of intense hand-wringing and recrimination always occur in Clintonworld around the New Hampshire primaries, if history is any guide — and what is Clinton history, if not utterly repetitive?
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The Harper's transcript doesn't say so, but this seems to be the point at which other news reports describe a prospective juror miming the act of wringing the defendant's neck.
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And the last line in the video is *DELICIOUS*The iPhone 4 story, for all its fallout and the hand-wringing it inspired, remains the tech scoop of the century.
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Two experts at Oxford University present the first comprehensive attempt in years to rethink from first principles a system that has long been hidebound by hand-wringing and old ideas.
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"It feels like there's a little demon inside me that's wringing my insides and trying to crawl out," Jenny Oh, a Manhattan-based retail worker, says of her endometriosis pain.
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After months scouring newspapers and websites for every drop of political news, wringing every bit of gossip from friends and contacts, I find myself turning to the sports pages first.
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This news is being greeted with the usual round of hand-wringing from analysts and strategists, many of whom are predicting little if any upward movement in stocks this year.
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Moulitsas mocked the hand-wringing about the loss of the 60-vote threshold, saying "it's mostly been a tool used by conservatives" and noting that the Heritage Foundation and Sen.
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"It is increasingly apparent that all that hand-wringing about &aposqualified candidates&apos is code for &aposwish list candidates,&apos" said Josh Wright, chief economist at recruiting software company iCims.
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The true Ferrari aficionado, though, does not want vehicles that cater to hand-wringing bureaucrats or drivers who need to do things like go places with their kids and groceries.
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After all the hand-wringing about high-yield corporate debt defaults in the energy sector, prices for junk bonds are spiking and are now flat as a group for 2016.
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According to its boss Elon Musk, Tesla built the factory because wringing more efficiency out of batteries is far more difficult than optimising the process by which they are made.
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As Rebecca sees it, her mother is a whirling dervish of sanctimonious griping fueled by furious disappointment, and the song tells that story beautifully while wringing punchlines out of hurt.
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There's been some hand-wringing that Amazon's insistence on selling books with high Amazon ratings would automatically dumb down its stock, but I didn't find that to be the case.
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But in this year when the Park Service is celebrating its centennial with all sorts of hand-wringing about the future, it's instructive to remember how language can save landscape.
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Thus, hand-wringing that Trump's move took the wind out of the sails of his son-in-law's grandiose plans to engineer Palestinian-Israeli peace is somewhat beside the point.
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Meanwhile, that some in the Democratic party apparatus might be hand wringing about a potential Buttigieg candidacy is not a surprise; other candidates in the race have done so openly.
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"They did become a point of consternation in the media over how they defined Quebec as a nation, so there was a lot of hand-wringing towards them," says Young.
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Why it matters: It gauges progress in wringing heat-trapping gases from what was, until recently, the largest source of U.S. carbon dioxide emissions (but has now fallen behind transportation).
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Despite the brooding selfies, and the melange of reference points, and the hyperbolic forum posts, Burial at his best is an artist capable of wringing emotion out of the everyday.
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But at the same time, it feels like sometimes there's ... Like I was saying, there's a ton of hand-wringing about what this moment means and how to cover it.
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But in its 13 pages, which dismissed the majority opinion as "a useless do-over" and "ceremonial hand-wringing," I'm sure I detected the distinctive voice of the newest justice.
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The circulation of his letter is likely to add to the hand-wringing that typically takes place in Davos during a week of panels and conversation over Champagne and canapés.
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In part, this is simply a reversal of what sent the S&P 500 tumbling about 9 percent in December: hand-wringing about trade, interest rates and slowing global growth.
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A relentless fund-raiser who spends up to six hours a day on the phone wringing money from donors, she has helped put the party in a formidable financial position.
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But others say that if a populous and politically byzantine state like California can make an independent commission work, wringing partisanship and gerrymanders out of politics can be done anywhere.
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For all the hand-wringing and predictions of doom for his campaign, he just kept right on going -- first to the Republican presidential nomination and then to the White House.
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First known as "The O'Reilly Report," his prime-time show became a phenomenon, prompting much liberal hand-wringing about the popularity of Mr. O'Reilly's sharply conservative, and occasionally misleading, commentary.
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For all the hand-wringing, though, it remains difficult to measure how much energy AI actually consumes, and even harder to predict how much of a problem it could become.
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For many Republicans, the mid-hearing attack embodies what has come to define the Trump era: a baffling or bombastic tweet, followed by a whole lot of GOP hand-wringing.
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Mr. Poloz is among the many economic experts who have been wringing their hands over Canadians' growing debt levels as well as house prices that seem increasingly divorced from reality.
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The fact that these two women are in Congress, together with the Senate's hand-wringing over the Combating BDS bill, points to a real change in the politics surrounding Israel.
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Initially, at least, it seems that Instagram is trying to straddle the line between wringing more value out of its network for brands and retailers and overtly commercializing your feed.
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Despite the hand-wringing, even Wall Street analysts have not penciled much impact from tariffs into their corporate earnings forecasts, because companies for now are being just a little too vague.
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Perhaps the true sign of progress though is that, at this point, the MCU's hand-wringing over whether or not to include an LGBTQ superhero is starting to feel increasingly outdated.
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"This incident did not generate a national round of hand-wringing about the death of tolerance, perhaps because most people tacitly agree that it's OK to shun professional racists," Goldberg wrote.
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While I enjoy at least the idea of Yiannopoulos rankling hand-wringing liberals, I also think that his arguments give permission to people who want to say vile, racist, bigoted things.
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Some predatory men have attempted to launch comebacks, there have been firings at every level of power in Hollywood, and there is hand-wringing about whether #MeToo has gone too far.
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Mr Trump's yarns about hand-wringing Mr Obama fire up his supporters, who long to hear that with a more ruthless president in the Oval Office America will instantly become safer.
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And without Negan in sight, it's been a far more enjoyable and dynamic affair that has Rick and crew doing more plotting and bonding than standing around and wringing their hands.
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The victory was a surprising upset and a key victory for progressives, who are eager to pull the Democratic Party left in spite of hand-wringing from its current moderate leadership.
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Unfortunately, long-term potential means nada in the early weeks of The Bachelor, when the producers wring drama from the smallest mishaps like a wrestler wringing sweat from his neck towel.
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But they may help jolt liberals out of their hand-wringing, and shape a new line of market-oriented thinking, as Milton Friedman's "Capitalism and Freedom" did almost six decades ago.
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I saw a fair amount of hand-wringing about this, but as Paul monetization schemes go, I'd take face-punching with willing adversaries over neighborhood destruction or hostile tourism any day.
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"For all the hand-wringing over his personality and his temperament and his fitness for office, he's been a courtly gentleman to all the candidates, if you haven't noticed," she said.
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It is difficult to disentangle this post-Brexit hand-wringing from the political landscape of Brazil, a nation whose identity and self-efficacy has squirmed desperately under the weight of hosting.
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In the days leading up to Apple's first quarter 2017 earnings report, which encompasses last year's holiday buying season, many pundits were engaged in hand-wringing over Apple's fortunes and futures.
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It has the unmistakable, almost procedural quality of a "Netflix rom-com"—a film that gives viewers what they demonstrably demand, wringing every trend into its most consumable, if predictable, version.
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Profiling Chance for GQ last August, Zach Baron said that the rapper worked for "actual months" on the song, layering the gospel harmonies and wringing every drop of sweetness from it.
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When, three years ago, it was revealed that white Britons had become a minority group in London, with just 45% of the population, there was much hand-wringing over "white flight".
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Wayne Brady thinks Louis C.K. using the n-word in front of some comics -- including Chris Rock -- is as unacceptable now as it was then ... but he's wringing everyone's neck here.
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That goes beyond the massacre of a dozen individuals and the heart-wringing devastation of their families; it is a gesture of fundamentalism against one of the basic tenets of democracy.
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That's why I particularly love to see women talking to each other, reassuring each other, and examining our shared condition instead of merely wringing our hands and worrying that we're frauds.
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U.S. hedge fund P. Schoenfeld Asset Management (PSAM) campaigned over Vivendi's perceived lack of transparency, unclear strategy and poor governance, but shelved those concerns after wringing more money from the company.
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But for a movie that does a lot of hand-wringing about our treatment of people with mental illnesses, it sure gives us plenty of reasons to dislike and distrust them.
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"Look at it this way: you're actually doing some of these hand-wringing Dems a favor because the bill is, in fact, popular, and people do actually like it," he added.
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O-Cedar Easy Wring Spin Mop and Bucket Floor Cleaning System, $29.97, available at AmazonAmazon's Choice for the best mop is this well-designed system that allows for hand-free wringing.
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For those who are accustomed to speaking out against Mr. Trump, and those whose impending retirements have freed them to do so, it was yet another occasion for public hand-wringing.
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Ross: Yes, but it's the nature of politics that you defeat hate not just by wringing your hands and bemoaning its awfulness but by offering an alternative that seems more attractive.
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This means the individual is slow to move or speak, lacking energy and unable to be cheered up, or agitated - wringing their hands, pacing up and down and repetitively uttering phrases.
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Despite Justice Alito's hand-wringing over the right to free speech, the effect of the decision that is expected from the court would be to silence workers and sap their power.
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For example, any two of the Republican senators currently wringing their hands over the betrayal of the Dreamers could have forced action by withholding their votes on the Trump tax cut.
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When Apple decided to bar the right-wing conspiracist Alex Jones from its services this summer, it cut through much of the hand-wringing in the industry over Mr. Jones's antics.
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JON CARAMANICA If the end of a relationship can be said to bring on the five stages of grief, David Longstreth is intent on wringing spectacular music from each of them.
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Private jets are the ultimate symbol of our new Gilded Age: Ever more popular with the very wealthy, they have induced a sort of hand-wringing among more progressive-minded billionaires.
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So when the company announced that it would offer the venerable 911 and its Boxster and Cayman siblings with turbocharged engines and nothing else, it generated more than a little hand-wringing.
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Iowans said they were impressed by O'Rourke's charisma, oratory, and grasp of policy — and mostly unaware of media snark about his candidacy after months of hand-wringing following his losing Senate bid.
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It is not the ordinary Americans standing up, and yes, making a scene, and disrupting in an effort to be heard, who are the problem we should be wringing our hands over.
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Republicans' opposition to civil rights cost them most of their non-white support, leading them to the white-identity politics from which Mr Trump is now wringing the last drop of juice.
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After all the hoopla around the "Flash Boys" book, all the regulatory hand-wringing, the traded barbs, and the TV fights, IEX will finally launch as a stock exchange beginning on Friday.
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While some hand-wringing officials insist that walking might be more dangerous than standing on an escalator, it seems glaringly obvious that walkers are paying more attention to their surroundings than standers.
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The human-like qualities of the sounds in this new palette were strong enough to support, not just impressions, but audible emotions—wringing warmth from a hyper-mathematical often criticized as cold.
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Rooney apologized to the FA and interim England coach Gareth Southgate, and could even be stripped of his captaincy, but there was still much hand-wringing about those alleged other ten drinkers.
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And a lot of the hand-wringing about this report on smoking heroin flies in the face of years of harm reduction research which suggests that smoking is less risky than injecting.
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And, though the perceived loss through social media of the anonymity that once characterised online life causes much hand-wringing in the West, young boys and girls in Turkey see things differently.
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Once again, we are seeing the usual hand-wringing over the fact that after a 217.5 percent rally from the December low, some of the stock market's sector leaders are meeting resistance.
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Still, regardless of the speed at which they arrive, these large holdings will come more and more to resemble manufacturing operations, wringing every last ounce of efficiency out of land and machinery.
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ANTWERP, Belgium (Reuters) - Amid all the hand-wringing from businessmen and politicians about potential risks from a 'no-deal' Brexit, zookeepers are worried too - especially for a group of rare forest giraffes.
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"We are proud to stand with Steve Bannon in this important fight for the Trump agenda, regardless of what the hand-wringing left and anti-Trump Republican Quislings call him," he said.
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Barr could be subject to hand-wringing from congressional Democrats if he limits the release of the report, but could also draw Trump's ire if he reveals unsavory information about the president.
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Mr. Hou said he was excited about the prospect of new Chinese features, but he warned that players were also worried because Tencent has a reputation for wringing money out of games.
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" Asked about the hand-wringing in the Republican establishment about Trump, his campaign manger, Corey Lewandowski, said, "Look, we've got relationships with those guys and we talk to them all the time.
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But in the private equity world, a fund that manages $400 billion and used to buy assets with financial engineering is [not wringing the same kind of returns out of these bets].
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The big picture: Experts say you can only wring so much money out of the system before it starts to impact the care people receive — and Warren is wringing out a lot.
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Snapchat's news division has become a popular and innovative source of information for young people, but it is rarely mentioned in the hand-wringing over how social media affected the presidential election.
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It is that assertion — that minority candidates likely cannot win in heavily white or rural areas — that inspires so much hand-wringing among grass-roots activists and people who recruit liberal candidates.
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After months of hand-wringing about an imminent recession late last year, the United States economy proved surprisingly resilient through the first three months of 2019, expanding at a 3.2 percent clip.
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Hence the existential hand-wringing over Solo's unimpressive box office numbers, or the suggestion that superhero fatigue might be setting in after Deadpool 2's opening weekend didn't live up to predictions.
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If Gillespie pulls off the upset, expect many more GOP challengers to follow his lead and fully embrace Trumpist issues — and expect much more Democratic hand-wringing of how best to respond.
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There's a lot of press releases and hand-wringing but you don't really hear a big coherent case for here's what the future of regulation on these issues ... Right, No. I agree.
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It is a very funny show, one of TV's funniest in fact, if only because nobody is as good at wringing every ounce of laughter out of a joke as this cast.
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PHIL LEBEAU: Overall, when you look at this economy right, we have people doing the hand wringing over whether or not we start to see things slow down heading into next year.
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After seven years of hand wringing over Obamacare, to come back with a bill that deconstructs Medicaid and aims its arrows at women lays clear that the war on women never stopped.
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Only 10 percent receive G.S. (General Science) degrees, no doubt causing much hand-wringing by their parents, who had hoped their children would choose a path that could lead to viable employment.
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In the wake of Mr. Trump's largely unpredicted election, there has been much hand-wringing in the media about doing a better job of understanding and empathizing with some of his voters.
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The big picture: Experts say you can only wring so much money out of the system before it starts to impact the care people receive — and Warren is wringing out a lot.
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The California company Katerra has been valued at more than $4 billion by investors, who see potential in wringing efficiencies from a construction industry that has had few productivity gains in decades.
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During the interview, Roberts was allegedly "crying, clenching and unclenching his fists, and wringing his hands," and told investigators that he killed Moyer and "left her in the hills," according to the affidavit.
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Still, there was a lot of hand-wringing over whether Sanders would throw his full weight behind the Democratic ticket — or if he'd use the speech to continue to criticize it from within.
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The social historian Joan Jacobs Brumberg introduces the book with the hand-wringing common to how we talk about young women, and the result is somewhat disconnected from the subjects in Greenfield's series.
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By dividing its line into simply "iPhone" and "iPhone X," and keeping it for the foreseeable future, Apple would simultaneously end all the hand-wringing and make its bifurcated product strategy crystal-clear.
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Binge-watching isn't exactly a new phenomenon — television networks have been running program marathons for decades — but its popularity has exploded, and with it hand-wringing about its potential downsides on human health.
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In early 2016, the beauty industry did a bit of hand-wringing after recent data suggested that millennials were not buying traditional anti-wrinkle/anti-aging products, according to the trade publication WWD.
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After much hand-wringing about whether or not 2017 would avoid last year's fate of an IPO drought, we've seen three IPOs all within the span of about a month and a half.
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While the report made plenty of headlines, most fit the standard mold we've become accustomed to seeing—'robots are coming for our jobs, education is important, insert preferred mode of hand wringing here.
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There's been a lot of hand-wringing since it was announced on Thursday that the Putin-Trump summit would be a very private, very intimate affair with just four others in the room.
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The former Yugoslavia's European neighbors and their U.S. ally realized after years of hand-wringing they could not turn back the forces of nationalism, no matter how dark or how incestuous they seemed.
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The Memo: Negative images, family pressure lead Trump to cave (Reporting here from The Hill's Niall Stanage captures the internal backbiting and hand-wringing surrounding an uncommon and swift retreat by the president).
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Hand-wringing over black people retracing a 26-mile walk in a slave rebellion is all the more remarkable given the repeated injuries and fatalities in much larger, higher-budget majority-white reenactments.
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The media, to use a football metaphor, consistently outkicked its coverage, so to speak, creating a national hysteria over two years that was scarce on facts and hefty on speculation and hand-wringing.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — A video showing an S.U.V. running over a toddler while her mother appeared distracted by her phone has prompted hand-wringing on Chinese social media about the perils of overusing smartphones.
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Because women, then as now, had less spending power than men, many would accept dates on the basis of a "treat," earning them the nickname "Charity Girls" (along with lots of hand-wringing).
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But Schultz's hand-wringing over policies like single-payer health care and job guarantees confirms that Democratic centrists have not disappeared and that they seem intent on repeating the mistakes of the past.
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It took five months and a good deal of hand-wringing, but Angela Merkel has secured a coalition and will form her fourth government — putting her on course to lead Germany until 2021.
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School Dinners, the 2005 documentary that followed Oliver as he attempted to improve the canteen of a Greenwich comprehensive school, worked because it never felt like the crusade of a hand-wringing liberal.
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His government passed a law in 2010 that tightened control over media outlets, prompting hand-wringing among European Union officials who feared that Hungary was violating the bloc's guarantees of a free press.
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There are now dozens of rankings, reflecting both the way we've come to fetishize data and the anxiety that so many Americans rightly feel about wringing the most from an increasingly costly investment.
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For all the hand-wringing that preceded the Libyan intervention, no one in the Obama White House seems to have given serious consideration to what would happen if a civil war broke out.
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In essence, "Ma" serves up a hand-wringing, guilty case against reparations, painting an attempt to find redress for past crimes as monstrous and leaning heavily on an archetypal assumption of black scariness.
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These changes have prompted hand-wringing among some experts who speculate that hookup culture, anxiety, screen time, social media and helicopter parents have left us with a generation incapable of intimacy and commitment.
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He mentions cycling, but his exercise still seems to derive from sentence construction, prying out lazy words, rummaging through dictionaries and wringing suspense from unlikely moments, as when he extends his Orange Trapper.
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This is a story of the biggest story of its day, a crime that set a high-water mark for depravity, an urban atrocity that caused existential hand-wringing for America's biggest city.
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" ALLISON, Texas "If I saw warnings about dull dialogue, ungainly steps, heaving bosoms, senseless witticisms, overwrung hand-wringing, puny plots and such, I'd say thanks for saving me the price of a ticket.
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It's one of the reasons, during the post-recession wave of consolidation, that there was a lot of soul searching and hand wringing in Italy about heritage brands being bought by the French.
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Then there was the hand-wringing from media critics about whether the briefings, which have been carried live on cable news since inauguration weekend, offer much substance to viewers in the first place.
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" He made a motion with his hand as if he were wringing a towel and added, "I see it all the time; one sport since the fifth grade, and that's all they've done.
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Maybe it's just not on my straight woman radar, but I don't see queer folks experiencing the same level of lube-related hand-wringing, at least not when it comes to sexual prowess.
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"As you may have noticed lately, the establishment is getting a little bit nervous," he said to cheers at his Friday night rally before mimicking the hand-wringing Democrats panicking over his rise.
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Despite the hand-wringing over the broccoli samosa, Trump and first lady Melania Trump didn't even sample the snack — or anything else prepared by decorated chef Suresh Khanna of the Fortune Landmark Hotel.
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Still, his decision set off a wave of hand-wringing from his colleagues, who were dismayed that a senator who seemed so focused on making the institution function better is calling it quits.
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Friday's announcement comes after months of hand-wringing by Collins, who offered few hints into which way she was leaning, except to say she wanted to do what is best for the state.
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The scandal resulted in plenty of hand-wringing over the sport's relationship with brutality when it was trying to convince the public that it was taking seriously the mounting concerns about head injuries.
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Despite nearly three years of hand-wringing, community meetings and general upheaval to prepare for the so-called L-pocalypse, the governor announced a new plan that would avoid requiring a full closing.
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People who worked with Mr. McDonough said it was his long experience as a banker that gave him knowledge of the complexities involved and a preference for quick decisions over bureaucratic hand-wringing.
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I know that I am responsible for wringing whatever joy I can from the fruits I can reach, but damned if the orchard isn't structured to make it hard to get to them.
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As of Monday, he is now leading Clinton in three national surveys, and Democrats—notorious for wringing their hands at every shift in FiveThirtyEight probability numbers—are likely starting to lose their cool.
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There's been some public hand-wringing about the symbolic implications of Clinton losing California, and the candidate herself flew into the state earlier this week to campaign ahead of the vote on Tuesday.
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The move inspired a lot of hand-wringing at Fox News and within conservative circles, with Ted Cruz arguing that "it doesn't make sense" to let more murderers, rapists, and violent criminals vote.
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Karen Lewis, president of the Chicago Teachers Union, in 0003 handed Emanuel his first major defeat as mayor, leading teachers into the first strike in a generation and wringing concessions from the school board.
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The restrictions on women's health care spreading like wildfire in states across the country have many people wringing their hands about Washington, DC. Out of anger that Donald Trump is in the White House.
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Despite the hand-wringing in the market over barrels of oil that could not be given away, at points during the past year, Nigeria is still exporting a decent portion of its oil output.
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"By addressing the connective tissue and bringing in fresh oxygenated blood every time you get on the roller, you're bringing in circulation, you're smoothing out that density and wringing out the toxins," says Roxburgh.
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But a government plan to deport more than 0003,000 African migrants to Rwanda is provoking more hand-wringing than usual, not least because Israel itself was created by refugees and survivors of the Holocaust.
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While US institutions are wringing their hands over the fact that they can't do much in the way of research on managing pain with marijuana, recreational users are marching the process forward without them.
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I spent money I could have saved, but I do hope this extended, hand-wringing confessional might be helpful to any iPhone X owners who might be considering bumping up to the newest model.
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Since Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's surprise victory in New York's 14th District Democratic primary on June 26, there's been much hand-wringing and debate over what she and her candidacy mean for the Democratic Party.
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"I want them to give us a read on both the new and used auto market, as well as giving us some commentary on the endless hand-wringing about car loan losses," Cramer said.
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"I want them to give us a read on both the new and used auto market, as well as giving us some commentary on the endless hand-wringing about car loan losses," Cramer said.
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Wringing whatever prickly sounds he could from the electronics at his disposal—and spending his high school years digging into the weirder corners of the Warp catalog—he developed a taste for the absurd.
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The announcement comes amid months of hand-wringing on Wall Street over how much more the Fed will reduce its balance sheet, composed mainly of bonds it purchased during and after the financial crisis.
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For all the hand-wringing articles that have been written about whether "Abolish ICE" is going to kill Democrats with swing voters, the political peril of Trump's constant attacks on the FBI seems larger.
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At its worst, though, it can read like any other science fiction story processing our anxieties about the future: the hand-wringing fear of everything we take for granted can seem overblown and paranoid.
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Under the circumstances, it's not particularly surprising that NPR would be one of the more cautious outlets while a digital-native site like Vox felt comfortable plunging ahead without a lot of hand-wringing.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's stunning victory over establishment Democrat Joe Crowley in New York's 14th District primary this year set off the latest iteration of Democratic Party hand-wringing over the future of the party.
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For all the hand-wringing in Democratic circles about the rise of leftist shows like Chapo Trap House, there's really nothing that exists quite like talk radio on the left side of the spectrum.
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Ms. Comey, a "Rosie the Riveter of modern design" (as the Critical Shopper for The New York Times once called her) has made a career of wringing magic from unlikely elements like wooden clogs.
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There is much hand wringing in the educational and economic development communities about the "skills gap" – a disconnect between the skills high school and college graduates possess and those that employers say they need.
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Olympic medals are generally won by a minority of government-supported athletes who get huge backing from the state and failure to perform is accompanied by massive public pressure and hand-wringing back home.
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But this hand-wringing is a distraction from the very real problems with artificial intelligence today, which may already be exacerbating inequality in the workplace, at home and in our legal and judicial systems.
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When he first signed on as coach, he beseeched the American public for the intense scrutiny found in other soccer-loving countries, saying the team would improve in the crucible of hand-wringing analysis.
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There will be some hand-wringing about a Chinese buyer, but ultimately there will be no issues except perhaps some forced sales of hotels near strategic areas, like Starwood's hotel near the White House.
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Every since the Food and Drug Administration released its final regulations on vaping products earlier this month, there's been much hand-wringing over how these new rules would shape the future of the industry.
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As a writer, I would, yes, like the chance to earn a living from writing, without having to fly from one ill-paid piece to the next, wringing myself into mental and physical exhaustion.
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The duo overseeing Sunday's presidential debate, Anderson Cooper of CNN and Martha Raddatz of ABC News, seemed to cast off the hand-wringing pressures on this year's crop of moderators — Is fact-checking mandatory?
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While the Democrats have been wringing their hands and assuring media that they don't believe in ideological purity tests, the political arm of the anti-abortion movement has continued forging ahead with startling efficacy.
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Then, after a shampoo and several rinses (another hour), a good mop-wringing twist of the cords and enough towels to outfit a carwash, Rummy was ready for his long nap under the dryer.
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" In contrast, there has been little hand-wringing about cable news's airing of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's briefings, which have, Axios's Mike Allen wrote on Wednesday, "become a staple of midday cable news.
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There has been much hand-wringing by the Nobel Foundation, which oversees the prizes, and the Academy's patron, King Carl XVI Gustaf — not to mention international literati who see a favorite toy falling apart.
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Ms. Welch, the effervescent leader and songwriter of the British rock band Florence and the Machine, has made a specialty of wringing joy from despair, so she didn't think twice about exposing her loneliness.
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For all of the hand-wringing, this is not the first time Big Ben has been silenced, which perhaps explained the less sentimental approach taken by Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the Labor Party.
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In Barrie's story this is where Peter reigns, flies through the air, fathers the Lost Boys, fights Captain Hook and provides material for countless hand-wringing treatises about men who refuse to grow up.
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For all the hand-wringing among Democrats about which nominee would be most able to unify the party heading into November, Biden is also uniquely positioned to win over Sanders, Warren and Buttigieg supporters.
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Harvey Weinstein and Les Moonves are gone, but before the systemic reckoning with gender discrimination and sexual predation was even fully underway, there was widespread hand-wringing about how it had gone too far.
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Harvey Weinstein and Les Moonves are gone, but before the systemic reckoning with gender discrimination and sexual predation was even fully underway, there was widespread hand-wringing about how it had gone too far.
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In the meantime, officials and supporters in the United States can indulge in one of the great guilty pleasures of international soccer: a solid five months of soul-searching, hand-wringing and garment-rending.
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Given the amount of hand-wringing over the insidious side of technology over the past year, the Palm phone struck many, including me, as the gadget that perhaps best embodied the current tech zeitgeist.
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There's already been plenty of hand-wringing and scorn aimed at the small cadre of senators — and representatives before them — who did not believe the Republican bills were conservative enough to earn their support.
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All the hand-wringing over CTE and its link to football needs to SLOW THE HELL DOWN ... so says Merril Hoge -- who tells TMZ Sports he's getting support from NFL stars like Ben Roethlisberger.
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Given the continued hand-wringing over safety and liability with autonomous cars and the inevitable fallout of a drone incident like you predict, do you think there'll be any advancements on the regulation front?
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That's because one of the things the hand-wringing over Twilight established is that it is creepy when a boy breaks into a girl's bedroom to watch her sleep, the way Edward does with Bella.
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In Macedonia, wringing money out of web advertising is a game that long predated Trump's bid for the presidency—and will probably outlast it as well, despite Google's and Facebook's postelection attempts to crack down.
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Female directors have been snubbed by the Academy (The Associated Press), and the films nominated in the Best Picture category launched much hand-wringing about the current direction of the industry (The New York Times).
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The songs they made together would end up becoming her 2006 album 5:55, a breezy record that first demonstrated Gainsbourg's knack for wringing every bit of emotion out of just a few breathy words.
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A process known as orographic lift forces the air to rise, cool and condense in the vicinity of the Sierra Nevada mountains, wringing out that water vapor in the form of heavy rain and snow.
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Wringing 62 wins out of $275m also requires that some production should come at next to no cost, such as the 22025 PS earned by Brayden Point, the Lightning's 22024-year-old second-line centre.
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Hands started wringing in 1968, when the Chinese-American physician Robert Ho Man Kwok wrote to the New England Journal of Medicine to complain of feelings of numbness, tingling, and warmth after eating Chinese Food.
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No amount of moral hand-wringing will curtail the trend because whether it's robotics, implants, drug therapies or genetic manipulation, if it helps humans to live longer and better, we're probably going to try it.
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What matters is how we react to the results — instead of wringing our hands and somberly concluding that we're terrible people, take a jaunt over to a 2015 blog post by bias expert Janet Crawford.
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The president of Dentsu, Japan's largest advertising agency, will step down over the "death by overwork" of a young employee, a suicide which has prompted official probes and fresh hand-wringing over Japan's overtime culture.
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Without doing the Google work, something tells me there was a lot of hand wringing at the advent of cinema along the same lines, arguments that film lacked the clear advantages of the written word.
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Much is being written and there is much hand-wringing over the idea of the use of the so-called "nuclear option" in the pending vote on Judge Neil Gorsuch's elevation to the Supreme Court.
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All the hand-wringing about Trump's negative impact on the GOP ignores the fact that scheming against him will also have lasting impacts on the working-class voters who are the base of our party.
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Tuesday's ruling, that reduced the award from $77 million to $26 million, stems from a case that pitted casinos against racetracks amid a swirl of political hand wringing in the financially struggling Midwestern U.S. state.
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"Going into the summit, the degree of anxious hand-wringing by Japanese policymakers was palpable," he said, as they fretted about whether currencies or the Bank of Japan's monetary easing steps would attract Trump's ire.
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On the Republican side, losses in the suburbs of Washington, Philadelphia and Denver were expected, but the real Republican hand-wringing began when seats began to fall in Dallas, Kansas City and Charleston, South Carolina.
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The move comes after decades of hand-wringing over the fate of the property, which has been vacant since tenants left in 2011 after a dispute with the owner, who refused to allow necessary renovations.
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For all of the hand-wringing, "there just hasn't been much of a downturn," said Paul Buchheit, a managing partner at Y Combinator, a prominent start-up incubator that nurtured companies including Dropbox and Airbnb.
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Hand-wringing aside, the truth is that we at The New York Times have plenty of resources, plenty, and this is exactly the kind of big ambitious project that we should be using them for.
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Olympic medals are generally won by a minority of government-supported athletes who receive huge backing from the state and a failure to perform is accompanied by massive public pressure and hand-wringing back home.
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Despite the poor returns and hand-wringing from investors in certain funds, many of this year's worst-performing managers will be fine, as evidenced by their hobbies — from real estate to art, and even horses.
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Much of the tech industry rallied around Apple this week: Dropbox, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Snapchat and Yahoo all signed on to legal briefs in support of Apple's position, though not without some internal hand-wringing.
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One indicator of how the rules differ in these circumstances: Remember all the hand-wringing about our dependence on Chinese financing, and how U.S. interest rates would spike if the Chinese stopped buying our bonds?
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"That's not really something we're wringing our hands over," said Reinhard, the Open Whisper Systems designer, adding that having an open-source community of developers bringing usability to Signal is more precious than government funding.
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As our social lives have moved onto social media sites like Facebook over the past decade, there's been a lot of hand-wringing over what all that screen time might be doing to our health.
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Linda Greenhouse There's been a flood of hand-wringing and tut-tutting over some observations that Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. offered during the argument earlier this month in the big Wisconsin gerrymander case.
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This method is familiar enough to anyone who has ever watched television, as are its rhetorical flourishes — feigned naïveté, false modesty, hand-wringing solemnity and other devices, all enacted for the benefit of the audience.
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While there is a proven and troubling connection between preferences for traditional femininity and girls' low self-esteem, liberals' hand-wringing over girlie girls could be an overcorrection, a backfired strain of third-wave feminism.
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For those still wringing their hands and unconvinced, here's my bottom-line reassurance: Trump won't manage a coup, and he seems to me more likely to end up a felon than a president for life.
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Progressive organizations that support abortion rights swiftly slid into panic mode, publicly wringing their hands about the future of Roe, while conservative groups that oppose abortion rights exulted in the prospect of rolling it back.
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After weeks of mainstream Democrats hand-wringing about finding a viable center-left alternative to Bernie Sanders, former 2020 contenders Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg and Beto O'Rourke all lined up behind Joe Biden on Monday.
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Prosecutors Taking Tougher Stance in Fraternity Hazing Deaths Eighteen Penn State students have been charged in the death of a sophomore: a case that, not so long ago, might have resulted only in hand-wringing.
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Read more " _____ • Katrina vanden Heuvel in The Washington Post: "Before the garment-rending and hand-wringing go too far, Democrats and pundits would do well to focus their eyes a little lower on the ballot.
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"Fast forward to a few weeks from now — there's going to be some wringing of hands as people start to think about what the March and June quarters of next year look like," he said.
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Some people, including me, had come to worry that Trump might make a mockery of America's ideals, that he would be allowed to get away with his abuses because of congressional timidity and hand wringing.
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Painful as it may be for some, hope — not hand wringing over the electoral college, Russian hacks or Comey memos — is the only force that can bring our country together after such a divisive 2016.
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Herminia Borja, a head taller than Ms. Pericet and wizened with age, sings as though she were extracting her own internal organs, a wringing of the heart matched by violent gesticulations that mangle the air.
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Your Money So much hand-wringing over such a simple proposition: When a financial professional gives you advice about the life savings in your retirement account, that person ought to act in your best interest.
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While I roamed the house wringing my hands, sobbing uncontrollably, slamming doors and cabinets, and eating my way through the fridge, my daughter played out the drama with the plastic figures from the manger scene.
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The bottom line: This hand-wringing will intensify if Warren's polling momentum persists, but Wall Street ultimately will try figuring out how to best work with a possible Warren White House, rather than against it.
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It is, admittedly, hope of a jaded variety: After decades of hand-wringing about rampant destruction of forests almost everywhere, investigators have recently demonstrated in extraordinary detail that much of this logging is blatantly illegal.
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But there's a lot of truth in it: For all the hand-wringing about Trump, he sure seems like the kind of candidate the party has been leading its conservative base into supporting for years.
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Over time, the pair realized that they approached the instrument similarly, as composers rather than just experimenters, wringing tonally rich structures out of the sometimes obstinant machine—which, incidentally, doesn't feature a keyboard or sequencer.
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Major Complaints About the iPhone XS Are Stacking UpPhoto: Raul Marrero ((Gizmodo)It wouldn't be an iPhone launch without a small army of hand-wringing Apple fans complaining about their expensive new phones on the internet.
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A CNN roundup of what you need to know about the presidential transition today Washington (CNN)To close out the first work week of 2017, GOP hand wringing and another POTUS exit interview lead the way.
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In a recent interview, Chuck Lorre, "The Big Bang Theory" producer and co-creator, said it would be "foolish" to pronounce the sitcom dead, having heard and witnessed such pronouncements and hand-wringing in the past.
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But amid all the hand-wringing over fake news, the cries of election deforming Kremlin disinformation plots, the calls from political podia for tech giants to locate a social conscience, a knottier realization is taking shape.
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Yet the chancellor, Angela Merkel, weakened by the past year's refugee crisis, will be largely reduced to "lots of hand-wringing and rhetoric and virtually no action", says John Kornblum, a former American ambassador to Germany.
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In fact, for all the hand-wringing on cable TV today about our toxic political discourse, few politicians could fairly be accused of inciting violence—but the greatest exception to this truism occupies the White House.
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In West Virginia, Republicans are wringing their hands over the possibility that Don Blankenship — the former coal executive imprisoned for violating mine safety standards after a mining explosion that killed dozens — will win the Senate primary.
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When Apple first opened the door to ad blockers on iPhones last fall, it came amid lots of hand-wringing over how the move could strike a blow to the free Internet as we know it.
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"Stop wringing your hands ... get your act together and start doing things that are going to repair the situation, rather than just sitting around and talking about how bad the situation is with Trump," he said.
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Having beckoned Mr. Pence to New York on Thursday, Mr. Trump nevertheless engaged in a final round of hand-wringing conversations with aides about whether he was ready to become partners with such a new acquaintance.
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And with the fact that they go into a tizzy and, you know, and an outrage of the week and start wringing their hands like it&aposs the end of the world, it really -- you know.
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It was just last season when theater lovers were wringing their collective hands as big brand musicals descended on Times Square, swallowing space, money and attention that was once available for a good old-fashioned play.
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But as with many innovations in sports — think high-tech racing suits for swimmers and sticky gloves for football players — e-bikes have created their own set of tensions and hand-wringing over the artificial advantage.
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Thompson and O'Sullivan bring sensitivity and an observant touch to the weighty proceedings: There's no overwrought hand-wringing when Bridget decides to get an abortion, simply an assurance that she is in control of her life.
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This has set off a fresh round of hand-wringing and squabbling — privately, if not publicly — about when a new generation will get a chance to lead, and who should be the face of that leadership.
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As this paralysis and the resulting suffering became glaringly obvious, outrage and hand wringing grew about then-president George W. Bush's disengagement, and the horrific spectacle of a global superpower unable to rescue its own citizens.
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A prominent member of that group, Roger Federer, had an injury-marred season in which he played little and dropped out of the top 10, generating both old-fashioned hand-wringing and newfangled social media angst.
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"I don't get the feeling there's a hand-wringing at the White House and Mar-a-Lago," said Howie Carr, a conservative radio show host and Mar-a-Lago member who spoke to Trump last week.
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During an election year, sometime between Labor Day and Election Day, national news outlets and talking heads routinely raise the issue of how the emerging Latino vote will affect the outcome -- and the hand-wringing begins.
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For all the hand wringing and consternation from many Democrats on whether the South Bend mayor was prepared for the bright lights, his performance in the latest debate could perhaps silence even his most ardent critics.
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"At a time when so many companies are wringing their hands and making excuses for all of the obstacles in front of them, look for the winners who seem to thrive on these challenges," Cramer said.
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Enemy Number One: The pedant or self-styled grammar snob, who has been with us for at least 400 years judging by the examples presented here, wringing his hands and lamenting the decline in linguistic standards.
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Time and again a close election leads to hand-wringing about the need for Electoral College reform; time and again, politicians and parties respond to the college's incentives, and more capacious and unifying majorities are born.
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Meanwhile, the market turbulence this month "will worry them and induce considerable hand-wringing," UBS economist Seth Carpenter said in an essay that asked whether Powell would delay a March rate hike to steady financial markets.
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I will add that Twilight sparked a weird purity backlash in YA literature whereby depictions of sex and sexuality between teens became newly taboo, in part because of all the hand-wringing over Twilight and its ilk.
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One legacy publication took some well-deserved flak for wringing its hands about a new crisis of civility because people were using some very mean words about the policy of separating families and the people instituting it.
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That has prompted a debate over whether such cuts wreck firms' growth prospects even further, or whether, in fact, they are best off wringing out profits and accepting that robust expansion is a thing of the past.
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The musical landscape in Moonlight is as diverse as Miami itself, and Britell's score in particular gives the film a haunted but immediate quality that underscores the constant threat of violence without wringing it into melodramatic excess.
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David Ehrlich, IndieWire: Instead of picking a particular tone and wringing it for all it's worth, Cohen just throws a mess of half-funny jokes at the wall in the hopes that some of them might stick.
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Its body is nearly identical to the X-T2's, and despite some hand-wringing over Fujifilm assembling it in China instead of Japan, everything about the hardware feels on par, sometimes better than, the X-T2.
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For the past year-plus, as Amazon and Netflix (and even Hulu) started hacking their way into the movie business, their plans included a rascally end-around that irked theater chains and had Hollywood wringing its hands.
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The best thing we learned from them is how to dry delicate items: Lay the garment flat on a dry towel and roll it up like a tight crepe to gently squeeze out excess water without wringing.
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Whether photographing Michael Jackson for the cover of Invincible or Tupac for Juice, Watson has been creating iconic images since 1973, when he shot his first professional portrait of Alfred Hitchcock wringing the neck of a goose.
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I love these comments because they fly in the face of all the hand-wringing that Western tech companies feel compelled to do when discussing transhumanism or any other long-term future interaction between humans and machines.
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Only one animal from that period, the AquAdvantage Salmon, has since been approved for human consumption, though no one in the US is eating it yet, owing to regulatory hand-wringing over how it should be labeled.
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So instead of wringing your hands about Jackson's musical imprint on the world—an uncontested, indelible mark—future generations depend on us thinking instead about how to help children understand consent, and their bodies as their own.
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A senior administration adviser acknowledged last month there have been weeks of hand-wringing behind closed doors among members of Pence's team and an acceptance that the questions about Russia and the Trump campaign were not disappearing.
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Since House Republicans passed a bill to repeal and replace Obamacare last month after much hand-wringing and drama, a "working group" of Senate Republicans have been meeting to share their preferences for a health care bill.
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" Reagan's message to the public, selling his tough-on-crime measures, would then be beautifully simple, Sessions said: "We support stability and order; they wander about wringing their hands crying for the criminals while violence everywhere escalates.
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The Uber evidence does highlight some points on which both sides of the debate already agreed, like the idea that drivers get better at wringing more money out of the hours they work as they gain experience.
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In the end, however, Brunello Cucinelli, the billionaire founder of his own brand with a humanist bent, said perhaps the right reaction was neither rubbing one's hands nor wringing them, but taking an altogether more philosophical approach.
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This is what Scott's life has become in the aftermath of the hand-wringing over whether, as a bit-playing journeyman enforcer, he was worthy of being deemed an All-Star after being voted in by fans.
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Gasps will be audible, children will rushed out of rooms, innumerable phone calls will be made, protests and boycotts will be organized, hand-wringing editorials will be written, and general horror will be felt in all corners.
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Perhaps he thought he was making his In Utero, and in many ways he did, but whereas Kurt Cobain wrung pathos out of apathy, experimental songs, and disgusting riffs, Cudi fails at wringing any emotion at all.
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It will take concerted effort — education, bias training, sponsorship, goal setting, targeted hiring and more — to make sure that, years from now, corporate America is not still wringing its hands about a problem of its own making.
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When the hot water ran out, "the pain was unbearable, like somebody was wringing my stomach out like a washcloth," said the 1003-year-old, who works as a production and shipping assistant and lives outside Chicago.
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He has never stepped foot in his homeland but he has produced a body of work that is critical of Buddhist leaders, the Chinese government, and the world's hand-wringing response to 155 self-immolations since 2009.
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Nikki tells TMZ, John's public hand-wringing -- including posting a photo of John Cusack holding the boombox over his head in the film "Say Anything" -- has convinced her his change of heart about wanting kids wasn't hollow.
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Cave Brown described Weiss as the mastermind of hyping Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative (a k a Star Wars), a phenomenally expensive proposal aimed at intercepting and destroying ballistic missiles for the purpose of wringing the Soviets dry.
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Despite such vexation, mainly among liberal Jews, surveys over nearly four decades have shown overall American backing for Israel over the Palestinians only increasing, and none of the hand-wringing has translated into changes in American policy.
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As in the past, since the latest spate of murders, there has been a lot of hand-wringing, loathing for the beast who did it and disgust with the police and the government that didn't stop him.
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Senators voted 51-85003 to pass the plan, capping off days of debate and hand-wringing as leadership worked frantically behind the scenes to win over holdouts and get the proposal in line with the chamber's rules.
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Unfortunately, the predictable hand-wringing from liberals in response to the Jerusalem decision runs the risk of reinforcing some of the most damaging and self-serving myths about what is happening on the ground in Palestine/Israel.
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Fashion Review PARIS — There has been plenty of glumness this men's fashion week, held at a perilously uncertain moment for the world, and much hand-wringing in the stands about what, politically and otherwise, is to come.
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A television interview last fall in which Beckham did not show support for quarterback Eli Manning and seemed to question his teammates' effort produced more hand-wringing in the Giants offices at the highest levels, including ownership.
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Hand-wringing about a certain racial or ethnic group's "culture," after all, is a common form of coded language that politicians and pundits use to get away with explicitly racist messages — from crime to immigration and terrorism.
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This may seem like a great deal of hand-wringing for a backup quarterback, but the Patriots find themselves in the unique position of managing a 39-year-old star and a 25-year-old potential star.
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Yet the #BlackWomen moment after the Alabama election was precisely so notable because the conversation had largely been dominated by journalistic hand-wringing and party soul-searching over how to better accommodate the views of working-class whites.
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This has prompted protests from Asian Americans who feel this policy disproportionately hurts them, as well as hand-wringing from graduates of these schools, who believe the move will lower the quality of the education at these institutions.
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He is wringing every last ounce of power from his remaining time in office, nominating a Supreme Court justice, making a historic visit to Cuba and barging Friday into Britain's debate over whether to leave the European Union.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The president of Dentsu Inc, Japan's largest advertising agency, will step down over the "death by overwork" of a young employee, a suicide which has prompted official probes and fresh hand-wringing over Japan's overtime culture.
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Applying ever more men with hoes to the cultivation of a field will generate diminishing returns in terms of crop yields, for instance; wringing more from the soil eventually requires the use of better seed-stock or fertiliser.
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While there's a lot of hand-wringing about the impact of self-driving cars on human jobs, it's conceivable that an idea like this could reduce the need for parking attendants and valets sometime over the next decade.
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"We've got yet another confirmation that a major central bank is wringing its hands over the possibility that economic growth is accelerating beyond current capacity," said Jim Vogel, an interest rate strategist at FTN Financial in Memphis, Tennessee.
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There was a lot of hand-wringing on Wall Street this month as the health-care replacement bill championed by Speaker Paul Ryan and President Donald Trump failed to even come up for a vote and stocks swooned.
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The 'Fork' For the last two years, bitcoin users have been wringing their hands over the possibility of a "hard fork" that would irreversibly split bitcoin into two versions, one to suit each of the two warring camps.
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Despite all the hand-wringing out there about the prospect of AI systems becoming our evil overlords, they're not megalomaniacs, nor are they altruists — they're just reflections of us in silicon, augmented with some pretty amazing computational power.
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Tesla's model numbers refer to the capacity of the battery — the new 2000D's battery outputs at 60 kWh, for example — so wringing the same level of performance out of a weaker battery results in fewer miles between charges.
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Donald J. Trump, who has made reversing America's trade imbalance a pillar of his campaign, often portrays himself as uniquely capable of wringing concessions out of China through hard-nosed business tactics he has honed over the years.
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For example, while the Chronicle is wringing its hands about the supposed overthrow of Houston as "space city," SpaceX is completing a private space port near Brownsville, Texas, a five-hour car drive from the Johnson Spaceflight Center.
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Pros: Microfiber head is removable and machine washable, wringing action keeps hands dry, can be used wet or dry, the mop head is replaceableCons: Wringer twisting action can be difficult for someone with limited hand and wrist movement
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The compromise came after years of congressional hand-wringing over the broad authority given to the executive branch to fight terror after the 9/11 attacks in 2001 and after months of negotiations by the committee's chairman, Sen.
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While the risks of AI are acknowledged in the film, there is hardly any accountability or criticism of how it is being developed right now by these people, aside from some mild hand wringing about Google and Facebook.
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Whether she's writing about being fat-shamed by a stranger or confronting the troll who posed online as her recently deceased father, West has a way of wringing empathy and catharsis out of even the most deplorable circumstances.
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Because of limitations placed on local, state and property tax deductions, which are expected to disproportionately affect high-cost housing markets like that of New York, Mr. Miller said he expected some hand-wringing from price-conscious buyers.
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The conversation has gotten some attention from the press, first in the New Yorker and later in Quillette, which called it a "witch-hunt" and involved a lot of hand-wringing over people being accused of being racist.
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"We see a lot of hand-wringing - and clearly Trump's victory and Brexit gives that new impetus this year - but there is a lack of concrete alternatives to business as usual," said Max Lawson, Oxfam's head of policy.
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That has prompted some criticism of Uber's leadership, including CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, and more widespread hand-wringing about whether Uber will be as much of a success story as a public company as it was a private one.
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The news resulted in a lot of unfortunate hand-wringing about whether what Franco had done was "as bad" as what someone like Harvey Weinstein or Kevin Spacey had done, and Franco continued along the Oscar campaign trail.
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Instead of wringing our hands at the closing of GM plants that make ordinary cars, why don't we call on Congress to create a unified fuel efficiency regime that erases the fake distinction between cars and light trucks?
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In June, Smarter Driving reminded readers of the importance of using turn signals when making a move in traffic — and O.K., there was some hand-wringing over the diminishing use of this important (and legally required) safety feature.
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The piece went viral — shared by Dan Rather and Bette Midler, among others — because in the midst of all the postelection hand-wringing, Duca's piece put in clear terms why people on the left were feeling so hopeless.
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The family prefers to eat them raw and so gathered around a bowl on the floor, shucking the mussels with the edge of a mussel shell, scraping out the meat and wringing it of seawater with their fists.
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" The religion of the global elite — free trade and open markets — is under attack, and there has been a lot of hand-wringing over what Christine Lagarde of the International Monetary Fund has declared a "middle-class crisis.
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Fervid, hand-wringing articles have decreed this generation to be addicted to Tinder, incapable of commitment, and deeply averse to labels within relationships: an ultra-casual, free-for-all "dating apocalypse," as one Vanity Fair writer described it.
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Ms. Lemus is one of millions of Americans tripped up by overdraft practices, a murky corner of consumer banking that, despite a lot of hand-wringing in Washington, costly litigation and customer rancor, remains largely untouched by financial regulation.
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You know how people find it really annoying when artists make a bunch of inflammatory art that fans and critics spend the rest of their lives wringing their hands over, and then deflect all meaning when asked about it?
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While there has been a lot of hand-wringing among conservatives about the damage they fear Donald J. Trump is doing to their brand, one centrist leader among congressional Republicans sees a potential silver lining for Mr. Trump: electability.
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As so often with Mr Trump, when he attacks the Obama administration for a hand-wringing approach to fighting IS, with billions squandered on nation-building, he is both oddly out of date and over-simplifying a complex problem.
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There are moments of humor and pathos throughout, with standout performances led by breakthrough star Katrina Lenk, culminating in a breathtaking final number, "Answer Me," that catches you off-guard by wringing tears you didn't even realize were building.
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Why it matters: Those findings, according to a report out today by research firm Analysys Mason, will give some comfort to those who've been wringing their hands about falling behind China in the competition for the first-mover advantage.
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DURBAN, South Africa (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's 93-year-old president, Robert Mugabe, sat slumped in his chair, wringing his hands, as he told a panel discussion on Thursday in a low murmur that his country was not a "fragile state".
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Barely into her teens, albums like Voice of an Angel and her self-titled disc shot up the classical charts, as she stunned listeners by wringing every ounce of emotion from lyrics in English, Welsh, Italian, French and Latin.
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The maneuvering played out with much hand-wringing from all sides about the future of the Senate, as well as unusually bitter accusations and counter-accusations as each side blamed the other for bringing the Senate to this point.
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Second, the hand-wringing over the few hundred white supremacists in Charlottesville, as though this represented some disturbing new surge in racism, is not surprising and highlights once again why we should actually be teaching history in our schools.
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But for all the hand-wringing, this kind of dating isn't any more transactional than it was back when suitors paid women family-supervised visits or parents sought out a yenta to introduce their children at a synagogue mixer.
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The fundraising boost comes amid Democratic hand-wringing over the Biden campaign's finances — while it reported a $6900 million haul in the third quarter of 2628, that total fell millions of dollars behind the third-quarter hauls of Sens.
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He's wringing as much out of his time in NewYork as possible: He'll follow the show with an after-party at Flash Factory, then an appearance, to meet fans and sign his Rizzoli monograph, at Bloomingdale's the next day.
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This has led one prominent March supporter, actress Alyssa Milano, to withdraw from speaking at the 2019 March, and prompted a fair amount of hand-wringing within local groups about what it means to affiliate with the national March.
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Republicans are wringing their hands, warning that if attempting sexual assault as a teenager (and in college, and possibly later) is a dealbreaker for those interested in government work, we won't have anyone willing to take on such jobs.
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According to the National Weather Service, "catastrophic flooding" is occurring on the Big Island of Hawaii, where a persistent flow of moisture from the Southeast is running up against the island's 10,000-foot-high peaks, wringing out torrential rains.
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If you have seen the movie "Joy," in which Jennifer Lawrence plays a determined dreamer who makes her fortune selling a detachable, self-wringing mop on a TV shopping network, you have some idea what Ms. Frey is like.
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Despite the hand-wringing of many in academia, who saw the immeasurable richness of a college education crassly reduced to a dollar sign, the data has wrought a sea change in the way students and families evaluate prospective colleges.
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After years of hand-wringing over whether brick and mortar game stores are endangered, customers' and employees' resilience in the face of a mass pandemic says something about the appeal of these nostalgic businesses—indie and publicly traded alike.
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Ms. Finkenauer's first campaign video, titled "Tough," shows her father wringing out sweat from his tool belt at the end of a workday, and her fight as a young Iowa state legislator against the weakening of collective bargaining rights.
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