Institutional Acceptance of Digital Currency The rise in digital currency values can also be attributed to institutional acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
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The basis of that community, he argues, is a trio of political settlements, each achieved by violence: the rejection of monarchic rule through the acceptance of the idea of the consent of the governed; the rejection of religious intolerance through the acceptance of freedom of conscience; and the rejection of slavery through the acceptance of political equality.
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For them, the greater acceptance of autonomous delivery, the better.
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The film concludes with Reynolds' acceptance of the SAG award.
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Increasing Pentagon acceptance of hackers was only the first step.
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Exposure to diversity and acceptance of it are different things.
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The Trump Administration's acceptance of Assad's rule won't help matters.
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The biggest issue is our societal acceptance of that technology.
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For decades, scouting resisted acceptance of gay and transgender people.
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Most notorious, perhaps, was President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing's acceptance of
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Increased acceptance of queerness has only led to increased commodification.
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Public opinion has veered toward acceptance of the underlying science.
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Consumer trust is vital for the acceptance of digital services.
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When did you come to an acceptance of your situation?
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Widespread acceptance of the China model would hurt China itself.
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What would true acceptance of that fact even look like?
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This had to be the fastest acceptance of all time.
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Is this woman's acceptance of the gifts and money ethical?
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Yet, even with sympathetic examples like these the acceptance of
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The White House later confirmed Trump's acceptance of the invitation.
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I think, if anything, acceptance of it enriches your life.
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"(We need to raise) awareness and acceptance of intersex and different identities in our culture, and gain better acceptance of the diversity of our population for those people with bodies like Rosie," Lohman said.
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" Cogan said the letter was "not an enthusiastic acceptance of responsibility.
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Her acceptance of his handling made his groin tighten in anticipation.
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"There's a diminishing time acceptance of a sequel," the actor says.
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There exists "a general acceptance of failure and underperformance", it says.
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There will be no quiet acceptance of blatant husbandly disrespect here.
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"The movie is about acceptance of self," says the leading man.
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The third great global change is the growing acceptance of divorce.
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But so far, Germany is sticking with its acceptance of refugees.
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Dorsey said wider acceptance of bitcoin could help Square expand globally.
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Processes like aquamation require an acceptance of becoming part of it.
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Their acceptance of change comes from each other, instead of within.
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He said it could help encourage acceptance of the LGBTQ community.
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Yet there is no visible sign of that acceptance of responsibility.
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Among Latinos, acceptance of gay culture has moved ahead less assertively.
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For them, acceptance of reality equates to a denial of faith.
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Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our
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Among those factors are legislation and people's acceptance of such vehicles.
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However, acceptance of fully automatic transmissions is increasing outside North America.
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Consumer acceptance of self-driving technology will only happen with trust.
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One clear difference is New York's acceptance of dual-class shares.
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First, growing bipartisan acceptance of the tenets of free market capitalism.
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Before Trump, American propaganda advocated for diversity and acceptance of immigrants.
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Meanwhile, all it seems to require is acceptance of your fate.
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The Taliban's acceptance of an invitation by Russia to the Sept.
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One apparent reason: the country's acceptance of gay and lesbian relationships.
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Your visit would not represent tacit acceptance of a misguided law.
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When British colonizers arrived in India, that acceptance of homosexuality eroded.
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Possibly. Or for issues like the acceptance of genetically modified foods?
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These developments are important for the official acceptance of the killing.
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Acceptance of resignation of Mr. Sanjay Shah, Chief Financial Officer w.e.f.
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China has militarized islands and demands acceptance of its maritime domain.
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Much of the acceptance of industrial hemp boils down to economics.
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"What is disturbing is the silent acceptance of women," she says.
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All this is unfolding amid rapidly growing public acceptance of marijuana.
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From the minority's perspective, humility first constitutes acceptance of electoral defeat.
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There's always societal acceptance of these things in the home. Yeah.
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So after Denzel, it's kind of an acceptance of your sound.
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Rote memorization discourages skepticism while encouraging blind, unquestioning acceptance of facts.
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Meanwhile, Canada has touted its acceptance of tens of thousands of refugees.
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My acceptance of that felt like, 'Wow, this is some woman s—.
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The exploration and acceptance of queerness can be an inherently lonely experience.
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"I came into a place of complete acceptance of that," she said.
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Still, his community's tacit acceptance of the store's violent characterization still does.
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Luckily, Flatiron's exit paved the way for industry acceptance of RDMD's model.
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Equally, Obama's policy toward acceptance of Iran's nuclear program alienated many Israelis.
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In addition, market acceptance of such currency is subject to significant uncertainty.
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Fixing public transportation requires cooperation, planning, and the acceptance of the community.
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One's judgment of Pius will depend on one's acceptance of Christ's claim.
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But they are one thing: rage that elites demand acceptance of immigration.
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How are things with your mom in her acceptance of your depression?
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Her last entry reflected a strikingly graceful acceptance of what was coming.
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This raises questions about her judgment and her acceptance of establishment truths.
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But radical acceptance of sexual perversions is at an all-time high.
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The acceptance of Chacon's resignation was first reported by the DiploPundit website.
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The begrudging acceptance of Trump is far from universal among GOP elites.
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Free movement and acceptance of EU regulations are preconditions of EEA membership.
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Seeing the ever growing societal acceptance of diversity fills me with pride.
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The queen's acceptance of her grandson's choice shows her wisdom and worldliness.
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Somehow, though, Sozdar's acceptance of an inevitable death does not disturb me.
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For Jay-Z, it's a calm acceptance of his diminished public stature.
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It is these markers that indicate respect and an acceptance of authority.
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The practical effect of Baylor's acceptance of federal regulations, however, proved problematic.
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Now, "there's more acceptance of what we're trying to do," he says.
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Meanwhile, institutions' acceptance of questionable money hasn't changed much since Haacke's day.
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Also a time before marriage equality and wider acceptance of transgender rights.
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The company's statement confirmed its "unequivocal" acceptance of human-caused climate change.
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One variable to consider is the social acceptance of having a prosthetic.
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Lack of intelligence isn't the problem; it's more about adaptability, acceptance of change.
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Clinton's acceptance of more than $600,000 from Goldman Sachs for giving three speeches.
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As the play progresses, Dotty's gradual acceptance of her illness becomes deeply moving.
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The tolerance for risk and acceptance of failure that marks the Fat Duck's
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And now the NCAA joins Cooper in tepid acceptance of the new law.
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Again, Reeves's acceptance of the current economic system blinds him to possible solutions.
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Some companies, though, are abusing the growing acceptance of weed for medicinal purposes.
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Cheonan is in part a reflection of South Korea's growing acceptance of outsiders.
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His work shows his acceptance of the distinct pairing of nostalgia and melancholy.
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But a belated acceptance of their benefits means they are now widely allowed.
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However, it is an encouraging sign that acceptance of trans individuals is growing.
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Are we becoming complacent in our acceptance of what makes an action movie?
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"True love is an acceptance of someone else for who they are" 3.
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Amid growing acceptance of privacy coins, a number of major exchanges list Monero.
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One is the increasing acceptance of LGBT service personnel and same-sex relationships.
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Acceptance of a compliment is not consent for entering into my personal space.
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Knowledge of evolution is one of the weakest predictions of acceptance of evolution.
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Yet a customs union does not imply automatic acceptance of single-market rules.
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After trending up for several years, acceptance of LGBT people is now decreasing.
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And, of course, his acceptance of billions of dollars in investment from China.
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Why can't you just be happy without the approval and acceptance of strangers?
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On sanctioning Brexit, acceptance of May's negotiated settlement seems all the more likely.
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Latin America's tacit acceptance of unconstitutional government in Venezuela sets a dangerous precedent.
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This ritual of self acceptance, of seeing myself as sacred, is a process.
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Her reluctant acceptance of Dawn transforms and her role as a protector completely.
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That has changed as the nation has moved toward wide acceptance of gambling.
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His materialism touches the edge of pathos in its unflinching acceptance of transience.
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Acceptance of a pardon has often been seen as an admission of guilt.
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Among the things de Wolfe insisted on was an acceptance of new materials.
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Ultimately, democracies depend on losers' acceptance of the legitimacy of the political process.
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" Acceptance of oneself and others is a big theme in "Ready Player One.
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"We're acting prudently to codify values of tolerance and acceptance of L.G.B.T.Q. people."
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There have been contradictory reports from the area about acceptance of the vaccine.
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Bourne was appalled by such instrumentalist thinking, by the acceptance of war's savagery.
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Is any acceptance of a Black artist really just another form of tokenism?
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Any compromise on guns or health care is an acceptance of preventable deaths.
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Hope is much more seductive than a shrugging acceptance of the human condition.
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But it also reflects a greater acceptance of different forms of gender expression.
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Mr. Trump's public acceptance of Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea prompted particular concern.
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Volatility in the price of bitcoin slowed down the public's acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
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Without the acceptance of these groups, peace will always be weak and shaky.
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The House legislation would effectively pause the acceptance of Syrian and Iraqi refugees.
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K. response, the international community's reaction has been passive acceptance of cyber attacks.
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It was just a matter of control, of acceptance, of linking the two.
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That is crucial to our acceptance of the transformation the king will undergo.
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Acceptance of gay adoption went from below 50 percent to above 70 percent.
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I feel like I was blown away by most people's acceptance of me.
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"I call this the seven steps of acceptance of the gigabit revolution," he said.
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Acceptance of business does not indicate support, or endorsement of any group or individual.
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Trust is the acceptance of the truth of a statement without evidence or investigation.
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With this talk of security, there is an implicit acceptance of some darker reality.
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Acceptance of the results, he added, depended on the integrity of the election process.
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But opinion has shifted quickly more recently, along with popular acceptance of gay marriage.
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The EU will insist on acceptance of the current withdrawal agreement as it stands.
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But it is a powerful symbolic gesture of her acceptance of the election's outcome.
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Fitch views the latter as a proxy from market/franchisee acceptance of the combination.
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With the realisation that every fanbase comprises LGBT supporters comes acceptance of that fact.
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Hesitant acceptance of transgender people has dissolved into a national furor over bathroom laws.
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Does he not realize that even tacit acceptance of Jew hatred endangers their lives?
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The essence of liberalism is acceptance of our human limits and our human differences.
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The Washington Post last month that he sees acceptance of such money as a
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He called acceptance of shareholder-director meetings "quite a normal practice" at many companies.
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The next day the International Olympic Committee affirmed its acceptance of the I.A.A.F decision.
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The solicitation and acceptance of hundreds of thousands of dollars in illegal campaign contributions.
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But they said Mr. Putin's legal acceptance of the deal would still be valuable.
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We must remember that NATO allies' acceptance of American global leadership is not preordained.
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Broad acceptance of CoDi would mark an important step in its financial inclusion strategy.
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It also helped in breaking down barriers to mainstream acceptance of competitive video gaming.
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It's a hardcore fan base that has yearned for mainstream acceptance of the sport.
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Acceptance of sexual and gender minorities is low across the largely conservative Middle East.
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Donald Trump's acceptance of Vladimir Putin's denials of election tampering are easy to explain.
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They've started to shake this country out of its passive acceptance of avoidable death.
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How does each man arrive at his decision — or at his acceptance of indecision?
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They were also inclined to moralizing white paternalism and an acceptance of racial segregation.
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Others have found it more difficult to foster student acceptance of the new offerings.
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Creeping public acceptance of these problems makes it harder to improve security, he said.
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And with celebrities joining the skin-positivity movement, the acceptance of acne has accelerated.
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The basic acceptance of gender inequality is, to me, the subtext of his trial.
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In mainland China, acceptance of same-sex couples has progressed at a glacial rate.
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"Acceptance of yourself as an individual will enable songs to flow through," he said.
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This would be based on mutual recognition, or reciprocal acceptance of each side's rules.
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He believes society needs to have a broader willingness and acceptance of such risks.
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That acceptance of less paradoxically allows him to generate more — more work, more subject.
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And I do think that the acceptance of that creepiness is much less now.
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Drake's acceptance of help with songwriting was a casualty in the line of fire.
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Continued membership would require acceptance of European court jurisdiction, a "red line" for British negotiators.
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Delores herself is a dutiful wife but alone in her progressive acceptance of Black people.
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Under what's called "acceptance of responsibility," offenders get less time the faster they plead guilty.
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No more business as usual, no more deferential or courteous acceptance of these phony platitudes.
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That would include its agreement to reduce sentencing guidelines in exchange for acceptance of responsibility.
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This video beautifully illustrates the continual evolution of identity, and the acceptance of those changes.
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I would love to see more diverse stories, and the acceptance of more diverse stories.
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And it's not a grudging acceptance of her worldview but instead genuine support for it.
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Clinton's support from a "super PAC" and her acceptance of donations from Wall Street executives.
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One reason many expect slow acceptance of EVs: The willingness of consumers to go electric.
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But acceptance of Hezbollah's candidate is being seen as a defeat for the Hariri camp.
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Winslow's nonchalant acceptance of the scene reveals that in Gilead, this is normal and expected.
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Their blessing of a change usually amounts to a belated acceptance of a fait accompli.
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However, these concerns do not justify overt or tacit acceptance of discrimination against minority groups.
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One case, known as Case 1000, involves allegations concerning inappropriate acceptance of gifts from businessmen.
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It also halts the acceptance of refugees for 120 days, and refugees from Syria indefinitely.
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The protests, and the NFL's initial acceptance of them, have become a sensitive political issue.
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To avoid anything overly spoiler-like, said story concerns itself with the acceptance of loss.
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Turns out, though, their existence might be holding back widespread acceptance of self-driving technology.
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Especially in more conservative regions of eastern Europe, acceptance of gay rights is still minimal.
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Reached for comment, Gronk was very humble and demurring in his acceptance of this honor.
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Someone who has taught me each and every day to deny the acceptance of failure.
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Hopeful acceptance of Hillary has shifted to amazed disbelief that she can't put away Bernie.
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Recently, the global acceptance of the inevitable need for worldwide deployment has never been stronger.
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If so, was my classmates' acceptance of me more the result of loyalty than compassion?
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Its long-term growth depends on widespread consumer acceptance of more affordable battery-powered cars.
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The acceptance of credit cards could greatly alleviate these concerns and bring crime levels down.
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The Catholic leader is expected to push for greater acceptance of the country's Muslim minority.
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We've come a long way in acceptance of LGBTQ people in the last decade, right?
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For him, there would be no good-natured acceptance of jibes from comedians and politicians.
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They also note that increasing economic urgency will push widespread political acceptance of the idea.
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By the time the album finishes though, he's reached a conclusion, an acceptance of sorts.
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This leaves many asking: Does acceptance of digital resources mean that the books must go?
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Growing acceptance of homosexuality—in private, if not public—is increasing among the younger generation.
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Barr herself had preached acceptance of differing political views in an interview earlier this year.
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He seems to propose two poles: acceptance of a child, and the opposite of acceptance.
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I realize today that the shame I felt sprang from my acceptance of respectability politics.
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I think they're written by people who have an absolute acceptance of same-sex relationships.
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Mr. Trump's ready acceptance of direct talks with Mr. Kim stunned much of the world.
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In addition to Lee's writing, gradual public acceptance of paperback books helped her story spread.
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There's always a greater acceptance of the gay and lesbian community into the broader community.
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As the acceptance of marijuana is growing, so are the opportunities to invest in it.
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But it does seem like there is an acceptance of more complicated forms of storytelling.
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No more hiding underserved populations within statistical averages; no more acceptance of inequity as inevitable.
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The sheer demand raises the question of the CTA's slow acceptance of cannabis-related products.
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There is growing public acceptance of LGBT+ relations and annual gay pride rallies attract thousands.
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There is growing public acceptance of LGBT+ relations and annual gay pride rallies attract thousands.
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The initial signs are of broad acceptance of the process for new elections in December.
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To delist Prumo, controlling shareholder EIG needs acceptance of two-thirds of the minority shareholders.
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"They are writing about empowerment and acceptance of self through a spiritual lens," she said.
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Allowing inflammatory speakers on campus does not need to imply acceptance of a speaker's views.
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Indeed, their sense of tranquillity seemed to be founded on acceptance of their impending mortality.
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CMS measures the "acceptance of assignment" of remaining providers, after a competitor exits the market.
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Because in a free society, tolerance demands the acceptance of opposing views, not their elimination.
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But the acceptance of a new political reality is also a strategic move for Facebook.
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Acceptance of political disagreement is both a sign of maturity, and essential to our democracy.
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So, too, is raising awareness and advocating for the acceptance of relief from all quarters.
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It is this — an awareness and acceptance of our own mortality — that makes us human.
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"The circumstances surrounding the acceptance of the private air travel were not exceptional," she wrote.
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Did they want to join NATO and the EU based on acceptance of the name change?
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It's not that the idea of forgiveness and acceptance of "imperfect" eating was new to me.
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"Acceptance of business does not indicate support or endorsement of any group or individual," they added.
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To me, they are an acceptance of failure, a swan cry in the face of hypercapitalism.
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Inappropriate or controversial data practices by Microsoft or others could impair the acceptance of AI solutions.
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Down the road, this might mean even more acceptance of some of its more visionary concepts.
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Trump insisted his business ties shouldn't be compared to the Clinton Foundation's acceptance of foreign donations.
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The church's apparent acceptance of these allegations triggered a movement in defence of Bishop Bell's memory.
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Even after widespread legalization and societal acceptance of weed, it doesn't seem like much has changed.
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However, the 2nd Circuit wasn't swayed by the Supreme Court's acceptance of the Rule 41 modifications.
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"Active safety features are the gateway to consumer acceptance of autonomous technology," said Edmunds' Jeremy Acevedo.
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From AMC: AMC has taken no action to block the acceptance of MoviePass at our theaters.
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Tolerance means more than acceptance of different people's beliefs, sometimes it also means listening to them.
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The Lancet survey uncovered one bright spot: acceptance of the Ebola vaccine appears to be high.
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I mean, look at the stats: crime, sex, unplanned pregnancy, education levels, acceptance of gender diversity.
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Their songs talked about love, hearts broken by callous women and an acceptance of unrequited affections.
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Live, it's almost impossible to execute—Johnson's acceptance of her lip-syncing it demonstrates as much.
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Grofers has pulled out of nine cities, blaming "low acceptance of its service in these areas".
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It says that social media use and acceptance of cosmetic surgery are connected in some way.
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In the past, the widespread acceptance of transphobia no doubt scared trans candidates away from campaigning.
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Joel and Sheila's acceptance of their evolution into murderers sets off a disturbing chain of events.
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But the recognition of the value of trade agreements does not extend to acceptance of TPP.
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What was surprising was the court's acceptance of the case, and the official media's enthusiastic coverage.
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We hope this accelerates the acceptance of emerging content that doesn't fit the traditional entertainment mold.
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When prominent people — politicians perhaps — lie, and get away with it, acceptance of the practice spreads.
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There is less space for public squirming -- it's either a swift dismissal or acceptance of resignation.
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Liberalism demands acceptance of our human differences and the ability to mediate them through democratic institutions.
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Acceptance of the contract means the banks will be part of a formal cross-support mechanism.
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The #MeToo movement did what the law couldn't do: it changed society's acceptance of this behavior.
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Still, Mr. Letellier knows the road to wider acceptance of French musical theater may be long.
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Just last month, another unfounded rumor about Amazon's acceptance of bitcoin drove up bitcoin's price immediately.
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Mr. Trump could demonstrate a desire to govern responsibly by indicating acceptance of these students nationwide.
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It also paused refugee admissions for 120 days, while indefinitely halting the acceptance of Syrian refugees.
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An acceptance of boredom as something to be worked through, not something to be staved off.
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Every day she is faced with the negative imagery and society's acceptance of a racial slur.
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But one of his most unsettling beliefs is still his acceptance of the value of torture.
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Trump doesn't need to directly endorse an idea or conspiracy to spread acceptance of a lie.
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There was a movement of sex positivity and sexual freedom, and an acceptance of premarital sex.
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Basic mainstream acceptance of their lives and relationships, much less legal recognition, was a ways off.
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This delicate question risks dividing the opposition, and acceptance of Mr. Guaidó's leadership will be essential.
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This comes quickly on the heels of growing worldwide acceptance of gay, trans and bisexual people.
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Mr. Netanyahu defended his acceptance of the cease-fire by saying Hamas had begged for it.
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Obama's acceptance of Morsi, too, appalled the Saudis and emiratis, who view the Brotherhood as terrorists.
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She cautiously modernized the party's view on immigration and supported a greater public acceptance of Islam.
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For millennials, that stigma evaporated in concert with the widening acceptance of homosexuality — especially in California.
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She described the push for acceptance of the L.G.B.T.Q. community as the work of the Devil.
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In particular, "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" has a boundlessly chill acceptance of its heroine's seeming mood disorder.
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Mr. Selin completed a study recently focusing on negative news reports about Sweden's acceptance of refugees.
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The division has become more pronounced in recent years with more mainstream acceptance of decriminalizing prostitution.
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Emily: Yes, if there's something I love about this finale, it's the gentle acceptance of death.
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It was the fullest acceptance of responsibility by an American commander since the March 173 airstrike.
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He said the "biggest challenge" the company faces is maintaining public acceptance of the energy industry.
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Women are changing the narrative around previously taboo topics and promoting inclusiveness and acceptance of oneself.
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This can be argued to be an unfortunate normalization or acceptance of lowered American standards. Perhaps.
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The essence of responsibility is the acceptance of the consequences — good and bad — of your actions.
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Paul Austin, 26, founded The Third Wave organisation to encourage the cultural acceptance of psychedelic use.
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Relaxing marijuana laws would signal a further acceptance of liberal values in once staunchly conservative Ireland.
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By that standard, Mr. Trump's acceptance of the offer to see Ms. Veselnitskaya certainly looks bad.
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In 2010, for the first time, Americans' acceptance of "gay relations" crossed the 50 percent mark.
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Over the same period, acceptance of same-sex marriage went from the 40s to the 463s.
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Running out the clock The acceptance of a case for review does not determine the outcome.
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Shinique Smith's and Maren Hassinger's contributions to the exhibition evince a poignant acceptance of this limit.
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His unblinking acceptance of the blow moved the board to arrange an appeal and an immediate parole.
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But the study did reveal that Uganda has a healthy cultural and social acceptance of female entrepreneurs.
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We've seen the hashtags promoting the acceptance of beauty in all shapes, sizes, races and gender identities.
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"McKinsey marks a turning point in front office acceptance of the new World Trade Center," he said.
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"Caffeine use is socially accepted — might enhance social acceptance of nicotine," a 1993 RJ Reynolds document says.
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And the remedy for one's acceptance of his toxic behavior is not, and never will be, suicide.
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Many people take Musgrave's win as a sign of increasing acceptance of LGBTQ+ people in country music.
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They say Manchin is too close to the fossil fuel industry, citing his acceptance of campaign contributions.
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"Bizzack's contrition and prompt acceptance of responsibility are significant and commendable," prosecutors wrote in a sentencing memorandum.
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And current acceptance of the practice will only make it more ubiquitous over time, Whelan told Recode.
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Second, over-representation was the price of peace, to buy Christians' acceptance of their defeat in war.
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Over the past week, other delegates here described their slow, and sometimes grudging acceptance of Trump's candidacy.
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This would, they argue, amount to an acceptance of permanent monopolies in the heart of the economy.
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The book arrives at an acceptance of loss—of small personal sorrows, if not larger environmental ones.
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Cantrell told me they're increasingly warming up to these ideas as public acceptance of the wolves grows.
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Last year, Mochrie admitted he was worried about his daughter's "life change" and people's acceptance of it.
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Still, the acceptance of their conclusions would necessarily affect the Fed's policies in addition to its forecasts.
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Second, as acceptance of modern family structures grows, so too does demand for a key missing ingredient.
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Acceptance of more refugees needs to be the second step in our efforts to stem the crisis.
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And there's less acceptance of letting one age gracefully like there was 15 or 20 years ago.
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" If there arises a global acceptance of protectionism, Summers said, then "that could be really quite damaging.
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ELEAGUE's sponsorships have inadvertently turned Buffalo Wild Wings into the battleground for the mainstream acceptance of eSports.
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It's this increasing acceptance of sexual diversity that's allowed these men to accept these parts of themselves.
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He presided over—and used policy to hasten—a remarkable acceptance of gay Americans in national life.
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He said that Aldi's acceptance of credit cards will have no impact on prices that shoppers pay.
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Furthermore, there is solid legal precedent that acceptance of a pardon is equivalent to confession of guilt.
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That phrase had its detractors, for it seemed to imply passive acceptance of a more sluggish future.
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With the growing public acceptance of pot consumption, Greenhand's profession seems a natural outgrowth of his circumstances.
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Levin said the U.S. debuts of Cronos and Canopy Growth signal a growing acceptance of the industry.
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But Trump's acceptance of popular state legalization reflects the reality and power of this increasingly important industry.
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The U.S. is even finally—if slowly—moving toward acceptance of safe-injection sites in some cities.
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One result has been a hardening acceptance of the need to thin them, including by controlled burning.
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It also indefinitely halts the acceptance of refugees from Syria and blocks all refugees for 120 days.
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The suspect had expressed anti-Semitic sentiment online and had also criticized the U.S. acceptance of refugees.
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The broad acceptance of PTSD after the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan has posed an unexpected challenge.
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Their silence is a kind of complicity, a tacit acceptance of the Trump administration's inhumane border policy.
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The perceptions of acceptance of the LGBT community has risen by double digits among all demographic groups.
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The order also halts the acceptance of refugees for 120 and indefinitely pauses the Syrian refugee program.
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The order also paused refugee admissions for 120 days, while indefinitely halting the acceptance of Syrian refugees.
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There is an attraction to the unknown, and an acceptance of the things that you can't control.
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For all its complaining and public reluctance, the UK is inching towards acceptance of this fact, too.
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The resolve required, and begrudging acceptance of what you can't change, may bring a kind of wisdom.
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The second is that there seems to be greater acceptance of professional help for mental health problems.
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He was permanently befuddled and overwhelmed, with a weary air of acceptance of his lot in life.
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The acceptance of automation will lead to fundamental changes in the way society views production and labor.
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Especially with queerness, there are traditions that could die because people's acceptance of alternative lifestyle are evolving.
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This comes despite acceptance of science on other issues like health care and genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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This cheerful acceptance of the bottle may strike more abstemious American readers as another very "British" element.
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"Respect for local authority" and "acceptance of difference" are not themes that inspire the new Republican Party.
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The announcement offered little detail on what had prompted the governor's acceptance of the invitation from WCBS.
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My philosophy: I put on foulies and boots and practice radical acceptance of all that befalls me.
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Their criticism could also be a red flag for consumer acceptance of self-driving vehicles, writes CNBC.
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Trump's ongoing acceptance of white nationalist rhetoric, if not politics, continues to unsettle many across the country.
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It would reinforce efforts for full acceptance of Poland's Jews by their country and the larger world.
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A blanket acceptance of all accusations simply avoids the difficult work of transforming our methods of judgment.
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From 1933 onward, the incremental acceptance of hatred, racism and dehumanization paved the way to the Holocaust.
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Ankara is undoubtedly counting on the West's own hostility toward refugees to win acceptance of its plans.
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This breeds both an acceptance of forces beyond our control and the need to persevere, despite them.
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They are now seen as the last line of defense against widespread acceptance of school voucher programs.
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But for an artist who has long thrived on extreme polish, the acceptance of imperfection is welcome.
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On August 28503, 22019 the Department of Transportation released guidelines for airline acceptance of emotional support animals.
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No apologies, no acceptance of responsibility, only techniques of denial and counterattack — that smacked of Donald Trump.
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"The government also does not believe the defendant should receive credit for acceptance of responsibility," prosecutors wrote.
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The no-contest plea is an acceptance of the court's punishment but not an admission of guilt.
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But it's dangerous for our country, which relies on public acceptance of political decisions to move forward.
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Acceptance of marijuana, or cannabis as advocates like to call it, has come at an aggressive clip.
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And I'm not just talking an abstract acceptance of politicians from another era like Lincoln or Johnson.
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Equally, it might indicate a severance between reproduction and sex, or a straight acceptance of gay sexuality.
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Price drops on technology are likely to be a big factor in mainstream acceptance of virtual reality.
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This step is a best practice referred to as "Universal Acceptance" of domain names and email addresses.
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Beliefs represent the acceptance of something without any proof to back up what we accept as fact.
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Over time, my life was restored only through God's grace and my active acceptance of his grace.
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He singled out the administration's tacit acceptance of Saudi Arabia's killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Organization of anti-Trump protests has ramped up ahead of his expected acceptance of the GOP nomination Thursday.
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Its civil society is Asia's most vibrant, and social acceptance of gays has grown rapidly in recent years.
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In a separate filing with the New Zealand Stock Exchange, Claris Investments confirmed their acceptance of the offer.
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In fact, she has a history of using social media to advocate for acceptance of the LGBTQ community.
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Australia's social acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community is stronger than the United States', yet there is still stigma.
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America has requested the removal of references to "sexual and reproductive rights" which might imply acceptance of abortion.
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Fda filing acceptance of supplemental new drug application for auryxia® (ferric citrate) tablets * Keryx biopharmaceuticals announces u.s.
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However, they pushed for more than just the equality and acceptance of LBGTQ, but for all marginalized groups.
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Her acceptance of a status quo transition has been called a "betrayal" by Brexit hardliners in her party.
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As voice assistant gain household penetration, more automakers are looking to cash in on consumer's acceptance of technology.
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Within a few minutes, the episode's titular bells of surrender are rung, announcing the city's acceptance of Dany.
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Acceptance of PayPal could suggest the country feels increasingly confident that its homegrown players will continue to dominate.
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However, Alma's solution to this problem, and Reynolds' acceptance of it, has an air of #goals about it.
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The colleges know that paying their players would destroy the fans' crucial acceptance of the student-athlete myth.
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Kahn's poems are strategic attacks against mythic fictions like selfhood, gender, even the universal acceptance of scientific knowledge.
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We wanted to put programs in place that helped facilitate that kind of understanding and acceptance of diversity.
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The exhibition is pieced together from the organizers' unfettered acceptance of corporate culture, branding, product placement, and spectacle.
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By exposing the data to broader scrutiny there is some hope of creating broader acceptance of close outcomes.
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Indicated 0.5 percent higher By Wednesday, the acceptance of GCI's takeover offer for Aixtron had reached 24.6 percent.
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It's undeniable that paired with the acceptance of selling out is a new pride in being financially independent.
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"The acceptance of criticism is part of who I am," she says in a behind-the-scenes video.
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With his soldier's acceptance of bad outcomes, he does not question his original decision to get a transplant.
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"There is an increasing acceptance of medical marijuana as an acceptable and relatively commonly prescribed medication," Klassen said.
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Cutting-edge science requires long-term planning, sustained and reliable funding, patient capital and judicious acceptance of risk.
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If acceptance of a pardon by Clinton would amount to confession of guilt, would she nevertheless accept it?
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The acceptance of health as a human right and a necessity for human progress has changed the world.
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The emergence, and the government's acceptance, of a leader with official Moroccan backing reflects a wider European trend.
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Nonetheless, securing Ms Fujimori's acceptance of his legitimacy as president will be the least of Mr Kuczynski's problems.
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We point to the expanding acceptance of athletic footwear in most daily use cases (including work) today vs.
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For the country's first 200 years, Americans combined healthy skepticism about government with an acceptance of its necessity.
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And there is evidence that this red-state phenomenon is still rising with a growing acceptance of Trump.
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Other programs include Weed for Warriors and Hero Grown, which advocates for access and acceptance of medical marijuana.
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The Senate is heading toward a fight over legislation to "pause" the acceptance of Syrian and Iraqi refugees.
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But one major element rarely discussed is the adoption and acceptance of a variation on the Nuremberg Defense.
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It is hard to gauge the degree of popular acceptance of homosexuality in the world's most populous nation.
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Trudeau himself has acknowledged that pipeline approval "was always a tradeoff" for Alberta's acceptance of the climate plan.
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Any decision by the United States to maintain ties with Turkey would require acceptance of this unpleasant truth.
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Earlier this year, Trump downplayed Turkey's acceptance of the S-21 and placed blame on the Obama administration.
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But while it's strange, it is a good thing to see, this acceptance of eSports in a school.
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Her acceptance of Kai, and her work for equality, have made her realize what real love looks like.
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"My acceptance of myself, my ethnicity, my blackness, my everything is there whether or not I have hair."
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She explained that the album begins in a hopeful, determined place and concludes with acceptance of the end.
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In that way, the spread of renewable energy softens the ground for greater acceptance of climate change science.
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"There's a higher acceptance of the small rooms," said Mark van Stekelenburg, a managing director at CBRE Hotels.
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"My acceptance of a position on the board came after building a meaningful relationship with Ghislain," he said.
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Some believe Britain's current wave of terror is a consequence of its immigration policies and acceptance of refugees.
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And in these positions, they find not only acceptance of homosexuality and femininity, but economic and spiritual power.
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But as my white friends began to accept me, I realized that my acceptance of myself was suffering.
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"Mr Hoecke's unilateral approach damages the acceptance of the party among citizens," said senior AfD member Alice Weidel.
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This growing acceptance of medical marijuana on the part of the Canadian government has been important for Lindsay.
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" Jonathan Chait warned in New York magazine of "the step-by-step acceptance of the unthinkable as normal.
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The most valuable thing he provides, I think, is his acceptance of the biological nature of their symptoms.
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The poll measured the public's general acceptance of various demographics, rather than gauging support for individual presidential candidates.
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During that time, we witness the growing normalization and acceptance of gay people, relatively new terrain for Hollinghurst.
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Teachers and parents who need to take responsibility for the acceptance of hatred in the fabric of society.
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As I grew older, thankfully, that anger dissolved into love and acceptance of her and our unusual family.
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Getting regulatory approval and consumer acceptance of driverless fleets is the key pillar to the unit's business strategy.
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This is all happening as overall acceptance of L.G.B.T. people has dropped for the first time since 2014.
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The acceptance of those images is a part of the issue that I have mostly with our culture.
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I've advocated for more pessimistic games and I've pushed for more acceptance of allegory in our political games.
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In North and South America, medical use has tended to be followed by acceptance of its recreational use.
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But the broader shift in public opinion, however gradual, has moved toward acceptance of human-caused global warming.
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The protocol provides suggested guidelines for tango venue organizers, including acceptance of couples who depart from heteronormative roles.
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"We're past the tipping point in the acceptance of wood," said Thomas Robinson, founder of the Portland, Ore.
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The group's popularity is a reflection of the growing acceptance of women dressing like men in Chinese society.
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New York is one of the few states that have not yet confirmed acceptance of the Mallinckrodt offer.
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The degree of uncertainty around the lenders' acceptance of such extension is embedded in the current 'CCC' IDR.
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"We believe Ms. Wadlin's acceptance of a job with Amazon will violate her non-compete clause," Hargrove said.
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" Acceptance — of ourselves, our feelings and of life's imperfections — is a common theme in "Love for Imperfect Things.
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"Implicit" acceptance of gender mixing For years labor laws in Saudi Arabia prevented gender mixing in the workplace.
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The plea "reflects an acceptance of responsibility for his conduct," Cho's lawyer Damon Cheronis said in an email.
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First the Iran deal on nuclear weapons and now the acceptance of Iran on the border of Israel.
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That dynamism does not come without its struggles, and public acceptance of new technologies is one of them.
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Yet Huffman's conduct following the exposure of these crimes has exemplified grace, contrition, remorse and acceptance of responsibility.
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At issue, Trump contends, is the organization's willing acceptance of donations from countries with poor human rights records.
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But in fact, it ended up making it easier for me to practice radical acceptance of my vitiligo.
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It is the complete and total acceptance of one's own shittiness, and the acknowledgement of being The Worst.
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Unless you start having more of a ... Other types of fundamental acceptance of a platform inside your home.
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The G.O.P.'s broad acceptance of President Trump reminds me of the Know-Nothing Party of the 1850s.
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That was ... transformed me personally, I think it's been transformative, the acceptance of gay people in the world.
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This is why it's reasonable to assume that the Trump administration conditioned its acceptance of a diluted new NAFTA on Mexico's acceptance of more cooperation, or complicity, with the United States, for keeping Central Americans, be they refugees, economic migrants, or a combination of both, from reaching the United States border.
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They know that what's on our screen matters ... it's critical for accelerating acceptance of LGBTQ people in this country.
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It's this broader conservative worldview, defined by a widespread acceptance of unsupportable ideas, that helped give rise to Trump.
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And that leaves a lot of room for not only queer representation, but acceptance of people who are different.
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The left sees the public's acceptance of gun bans and other gun controls as slow but inevitable social change.
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Today, she says, parents rarely refuse, now that they can see the widespread acceptance of it in the community.
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Suddenly, high profile participants were thrust into the spotlight over their acceptance of Saudi funding for AAEI-related programs.
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Concluding her emotional acceptance of the lifetime achievement honor, Streep shared particularly inspirational words from the late Carrie Fisher.
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Fiery rhetoric from politicians is nothing new but what is new is the acceptance of demagoguery as political speech.
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The increasing acceptance of sex workers within the broader culture has meant opponents have had to shift their tactics.
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The pope's acceptance of the high-level resignations in America and Australia has been widely welcomed in Catholic circles.
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Duolingo has partnered with top universities and institutions for acceptance of the Duolingo English Test, a fairly significant achievement.
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Since his death, I have also asked for acceptance of the loss and the strength to be like him.
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Wood hopes for greater understanding and acceptance of bisexuality, and she's happy to lead by example by speaking out.
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Voters' acceptance of a far-left candidate is also due to an unspoken element of Labour's radicalism: its moderation.
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Citing his "impressive acceptance" of responsibility and empathy for the woman, the state probation department recommended no prison time.
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The United States stopped funding UNESCO in 2011 over the organization's acceptance of a Palestinian bid for full membership.
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Moreover, public acceptance of high levels of immigration seems to hinge on an especially ferocious policing of Australia's borders.
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Last month a brass plaque in Bangkok that commemorated the king's acceptance of constitutional government in 1932 mysteriously disappeared.
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Underlining this quote is an acceptance of anti-Black racism as a fact or natural order of the world.
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Some families are concerned that seeking a treatment might stunt the acceptance of autism among the public, Bolen said.
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That finding shows substantial public acceptance of the U.S. intelligence community's conclusion about the hacking of Democratic Party computers.
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The expansion required no expenditure of state money for the first three years, only an acceptance of federal dollars.
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It also indefinitely halts the acceptance of Syrian refugees and pauses the entire refugee resettlement program for 120 days.
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Good says she initially struggled with the acceptance of her diagnosis and the unfair stigma that came with it.
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You pray for acceptance of the journey, or the wisdom to get whatever it is you're trying to achieve.
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Hopefully, the survey's results indicate increasing acceptance of people of different sexualities and gender, despite what some may think.
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It also halts the nation's refugee program for 120 days and pauses the acceptance of refugees from Syria indefinitely.
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He is encouraged by institutional investment in cannabis companies and the wider acceptance of legal pot by the public.
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According to the study, people who use more social media overall had higher rates of acceptance of plastic surgery.
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"It has a catchy name, but we don't see it gaining anywhere near the acceptance of Bitcoin," he said.
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Pinedo's "prompt acceptance of responsibility saved the government significant time and resources in the investigation," Mueller's prosecutors later wrote.
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As I've written before, the socialization and general acceptance of entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial pursuits is a very recent thing.
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It will require compromise and an acceptance of the fact that the perfect is the enemy of the good.
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Unfortunately, the possibility of losing or delaying acceptance of a job offer isn't sufficient grounds for expediting an application.
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Trump's effective acceptance of a divided Korea therefore must be pleasing Xi nearly as much as it reassures Kim.
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The bill's supporters say it would create sorely needed legal clarity as states embrace the rising acceptance of cannabis.
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Critics slammed Trump over his acceptance of denials from the Saudi king and crown prince earlier Tuesday, with Sen.
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And the acceptance of such plans indicates that there is no flat constitutional prohibition on race-consciousness in admissions.
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One difference between previous election cycles and this year's calendar is a seeming acceptance of the first four contests.
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Clinton said about the criticism of her use of a "super PAC" and her acceptance of big-money contributions.
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Great, maybe the Democrats will finally get something done other than their acceptance of High Crime and High Taxes.
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He publicly declared the funds on a disclosure register for politicians, and his acceptance of them was not illegal.
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Diaz's office did not comment on his acceptance of donations or past praise of Sanitation Salvage owner Steven Squitieri.
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It did not change the deadline for acceptance of its own plan, which is 5pm Oslo time on Friday.
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One major source of those issues is the company's acceptance of "aberrant geniuses," according to former CEO Eric Schmidt.
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I don't think you can go in with wide-eyed acceptance of anything some of these world leaders say.
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Their condemnation of Mr. Trump is coupled with their tacit or grudging respect for and acceptance of Hillary Clinton.
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By entering a treaty, or by unilaterally reducing its armaments, a state signals its acceptance of the status quo.
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Overall, Davenport's study suggests the tide is turning toward acceptance of the multiracial label, despite previous research suggesting otherwise.
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By that point, Bain and Carlyle will have wanted a minimum acceptance of 70 percent of the outstanding shares.
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Republicans and Democrats alike are supporting President Trump's acceptance of Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt's resignation on Thursday.
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Richter's provisional acceptance of interlopers, Donnersmarck believes, is rooted in his practice as an artist and in his psychology.
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Lantern Entertainment, an affiliate of Lantern Capital, said it is "honored" by Weinstein Co board's acceptance of Lantern's bid.
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Barstool is one of many US media brands trying to make money off the growing acceptance of sports gambling.
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Israel is also a country in which acceptance of homosexuals is high (with some issues, admittedly, still under debate).
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Oh, and I haven't mentioned how Ms. Sprawl turns "Idiot Wind" into a philosophic half-acceptance of romantic attraction.
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The acceptance of suffering easily slips into normalizing sexual misconduct and its suppression as simply part of the practice.
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"It is almost impossible to rescue the show from Julie Jordan's apparent acceptance of domestic abuse," Mr. Carter said.
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"Now we require a signed letter" acknowledging acceptance of the grant terms, he said, before any checks are presented.
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Ms. Clifford's signature on the contract, and acceptance of the money, could count as a clear sign of agreement.
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I hoped that projecting an acceptance of death and comfort with it might soothe my patients and their families.
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A recent PRRI study backs that concept, finding acceptance of L.G.B.T. people on the rise among communities of faith.
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Supposedly, Samantha's journey is through the five stages of grief, toward acceptance of what could mean her own death.
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I've written about a new shoe everyone's wearing, as well as a growing acceptance of disturbing men's rights philosophies.
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A lot of intersections required a leap of faith and the temporary acceptance of a nonsensical run of letters.
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Acceptance of this "don't ask, don't tell" approach is declining, however, as younger people insist on living more openly.
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Trump's summary acceptance of Kim's invitation was impulsive and gave up an important card before the game even started.
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Over tacos, they bonded over the importance of family, growing up in the Midwest and acceptance of other cultures.
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In my last piece, I wondered if this new acceptance of reality might keep an epistemic crisis from developing.
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Finally, Mr. DeFrancisco rescinded his majority's acceptance of the amendment, as Democrats questioned the Republicans' treatment of Ms. Hochul.
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And his ideas led to the acceptance of germ theory, the notion that tiny organisms caused diseases like cholera.
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Our acceptance of these unintended deaths generate resentment, hatred and destabilization, creating a prime environment for spawning new radicals.
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Her acceptance of her look came about partly because of the encouragement of a friend, the artist K8 Hardy.
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Between the lines: Developing widely used standards could promote social acceptance of facial recognition and other AI-driven technologies.
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This is also arguably "soft collusion," acceptance of a foreign power's interference in an election for one's own benefit.
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The mainstream has a message for Haredim and Arabs: influence will only come with the acceptance of certain norms.
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At the beginning of the trial period, public acceptance of the charge jumped from 85033 percent to 53 percent.
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Has there been inclusion, education and acceptance of these students while you were in elementary, middle and high school?
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Before Trump's acceptance of Kim's invitation, he had openly mocked Tillerson for pushing for diplomacy with the North Koreans.
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Immigration is a permanent aspect of today's Europe and it requires acceptance of new arrivals to foster healthy societies.
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There's an argument here that O'Rourke is being Obama-esque in his acceptance of a host of other ideas.
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She feels more at home in Brooklyn, she said, and sees its acceptance of diversity reflected in the deli.
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But his remarks are often couched in a broader argument about the increasing mainstream acceptance of leftist policy priorities.
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While there are certainly climate skeptics in Europe, there is more widespread acceptance of climate science, especially among politicians.
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A lag between the rapidity of black progress and white acceptance of that progress is responsible for this impulse.
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However, her stance against the acceptance of Islamic customs is likely to win her some votes in secular France.
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But at the same time, the kind of weird acceptance of pop as a positive thing is very confused.
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CLEVELAND — The Trump campaign made a fundraising push Thursday ahead of Donald Trump's expected acceptance of the Republican presidential nomination.
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"We found ourselves reflecting stories of deportation or acceptance of gender change, as in the case of Zoey," said Thalía.
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The GLAAD Vanguard Award is given to media personalities who have promoted equality and acceptance of LGBTQ people, GLAAD said.
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The two leaders were in Abu Dhabi, highlighting shared values and advocating for greater compassion and acceptance of all cultures.
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He knows what he wants, which is to gain an ... international acceptance of North Korea as a nuclear weapons power.
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Denmark's Maersk Line said separately it had ceased acceptance of the specific cargoes listed by the U.S. Treasury this week.
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Duolingo has partnered with top universities and institutions for acceptance of the Duolingo English Test (DET), a fairly significant achievement.
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Several of the petitioners also described severe mental health issues stemming from society's lack of acceptance of their sexual identity.
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But it would take courage and a rejection of those who define "realism" as the acceptance of the status quo.
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Since launch, the service has transported more than 35,000 passengers, helping to test the acceptance of AVs in public transit.
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The efforts to increase – or in the case of Colombia, to begin – robusta production signals increasing acceptance of the bean.
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But the ruling did not indicate any acceptance of homosexuality in a country where penalties for such acts are severe.
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Some dove into the inescapable political archives to discuss Romney's acceptance of past Trump endorsements and call him a hypocrite.
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This readjustment of ambitions and acceptance of its natural aptitude could be a good lesson for ailing unicorns to consider.
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Yet the poll reveals a rather uncomplaining acceptance of what is, in many cases, a far from an easy life.
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There's a growing acceptance of the idea that reporting on suicides that don't have extraordinary news value can be counterproductive.
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Clinton with Wall Street, highlighting her acceptance of speaking fees from Goldman Sachs and it's role in the mortgage crisis.
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If he appears again on Wednesday, it could potentially diminish the impact of his acceptance of the nomination on Thursday.
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Thuy: I was glad to see more of Rey's struggles, and her acceptance of her parents abandoning her on Jakku.
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"I have been working towards acceptance of diversity in this business," Aucoin says in an interview shown in the documentary.
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The collective was founded on the shameless acceptance of diverse practices, even practices that are taboo in mainstream American witchcraft.
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Brinkema's acceptance of Virginia's claims of religious discrimination, however, make achieving the same result harder now, even with a rewrite.
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The meeting addressed Egypt's counterterrorism efforts and a strategy to fight terror while encouraging religious tolerance and acceptance of others.
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It'd take a pretty widespread acceptance of this type of contraceptive method for people to start equating jewelry with fucking.
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Trump is himself a lifelong apprentice, first desperately vying for the acceptance of his martinet father, and later, the nation.
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"This isn't normal" became a rallying cry, as well as a stand against the mainstream acceptance of Trump's odious positions.
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A national survey published in the United States last month found acceptance of LGBT+ people had dipped in recent years.
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It requires a certain level of acceptance of the uncertain - we are not giving you a definite 'Yes' or 'No'.
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For many long-time Hawai'i artists, there is an acceptance of a place where the market is not a priority.
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A particular artist's opinion of the first black President is tempered by the their mistrust or acceptance of establishment politics.
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Still, for an institution historically resistant to calls for accountability, Francis's acceptance of Wuerl's resignation remains a promising first step.
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Political parties in Jordan and Morocco have mostly agreed to abide by the rules, above all acceptance of the monarchy.
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Investors' search for deal flow in a sluggish IPO market will lead to greater acceptance of marijuana companies, he said.
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These Democratic losses can be traced back to a partywide acceptance of idealistic reliance on social policy and identity politics.
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The shift shows increasing acceptance of the billionaire businessman in the GOP ahead of the Iowa caucuses on Feb. 28503.
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Lantern Entertainment, an affiliate of Lantern Capital, said it is "honored" by The Weinstein Company's board's acceptance of Lantern's bid.
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The case challenges the president's acceptance of benefits from foreign governments through his businesses while in office without congressional approval.
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The prospect of delaying the acceptance of transgender recruits is the latest concern for LGBT troops since President Trump's election.
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In this way—because it arises from an acceptance of the inevitability of death—good teaching is like good parenting.
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In exchange, judges can make sentencing concessions based on the individual's acceptance of responsibility, according to the American Bar Association.
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Mr. McCarthy said he's amazed at how awareness and acceptance of the transgender community has evolved since the initial production.
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This was insinuated in a leaked email chain among Google executives about the company's acceptance of the Project Maven contract.
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They probably grew up with you and it's probably an acceptance of something that was very important to their culture.
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The internet has co-opted the clip into a meme used to express reluctant acceptance of something frustrating or confusing.
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The white nationalist alt-right is having a heyday and pushing for the acceptance of racist views on college campuses.
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The low acceptance of marijuana businesses strikes me as part of the liberal, not-in-my-backyard paradox in California.
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But that has risked undermining acceptance of the deal by Washington and its NATO allies as well as by Kabul.
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Acceptance of gay and lesbian politicians has grown over the past 40 years amid a worldwide movement for LGBT equality.
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"This sounds like a backpedaling on the acceptance of responsibility," Judge Sullivan said during Mr. Flynn's sentencing hearing in December.
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"Not surprisingly," it added, "same-sex marriage has advanced mostly in countries and regions where acceptance of homosexuality is high."
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Yet "there's a lot of social acceptance of ageism," Dr. Levy noted, pointing to television, social media and everyday interactions.
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The film's primary shared attribute with "Atlanta" is its cockeyed, eccentric worldview, a matter-of-fact acceptance of everyday absurdity.
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Those policies would include direct aid to corporations slammed by the virus, through loan forbearance and acceptance of late payments.
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Lens Diane Arbus's portfolio "A Box of Ten Photographs" was pivotal in the acceptance of photography by the art world.
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In a Medium post published later, Zuckerman cited Ito's acceptance of funds from Epstein as the reason he was resigning.
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Whatever happens today, whatever joy or misery, misstep or hilarity, try to practice radical acceptance of the situation at hand.
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Politics, at times so thrilling, is generally a dismal business, and Clinton's acceptance of this is key to her power.
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The fear about shared bathrooms in part reflects how popular acceptance of transgender rights lags behind that of gay rights.
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My original moniker embodied my parents' dreams for me, but their unwavering acceptance of my name change manifested their love.
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Some retailers are starting to accept bitcoin for online transactions, and surveys show remarkably broad acceptance of bitcoin among millennials.
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Trump criticized the Clinton Foundation's acceptance of money from countries, such as Saudi Arabia, that discriminate against the LGBT community.
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But especially when it concerns the health of children, we must be relentless in pursuit and acceptance of the truth.
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Where there had been idealism and mettle a decade ago, there is now a breezy acceptance of the status quo.
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N.Y.U.'s acceptance of Michelle Jones is an example of an institution leading the way toward a more forgiving nation.
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" For her family, especially her children, she prays for "courage to deal with the trial and acceptance of the outcome.
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The apparent extortion of Ukraine is far worse than his solicitation and acceptance of Russian help to win in 2016.
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It's time to accept that I am average, and to stop making this acceptance of my averageness into a bereavement.
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Australia's approach to immigration is a controversial mix of tough policies to limit immigration, but also partial acceptance of it.
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Cadets whose performance "involved the acceptance of danger and extraordinary responsibilities" are awarded with the medal, the Daily Beast noted.
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Another song that shows the struggles and gradual acceptance of a trans woman has had more than 3.5 million views.
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Less developed is the retail market for the acceptance of cryptocurrency as a means of exchange for products and services.
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Also notable is the Republicans' acceptance of something they have despised: the use of the executive pen to make policy.
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He also cautiously moved the company toward more public acceptance of climate-change science and support for a carbon tax.
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Today, the mystery of his death, the acceptance of the unknown and the great emptiness are things of the past.
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When citizens lose that basic faith in their government, it leads to corrosive cynicism and the acceptance of conspiracy theories.
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But if we buy into the logic of carb-restricted diets, then it implies acceptance of a lifetime of abstention.
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" The student added that "many of the HLS professors could learn from his acceptance of views across the political spectrum.
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This last exhibition investigates notions of perfection — the daunting and futile search for it, and the acceptance of its absence.
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"Active management isn't about beating the market but about achieving market gains within a defined acceptance of risk," he said.
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A commerce-driven acceptance of queerness still excludes queers who don't have money — much like my 20-year-old self.
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Amongst many of them, it is believed that acceptance of LGBTQ persons is akin to turning one's back on God.
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We've used sports throughout the world in similar fashion to teach acceptance of American values in a less overt way.
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Audiences' quick acceptance of Cam and Mitchell quickly led to more series with gay dads at the forefront of their narratives.
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But this was still an era in which the acceptance of gay identity, internally and outwardly, was a fraught, paranoid business.
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Stewards' acceptance of Rosberg's argument he had slowed enough, raised questions over just how much drivers were required to reduce speed.
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"I am in full acceptance of my guilt, and with deep regret and shame over what I have done," she wrote.
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The instinct behind this is noble: America is becoming more diverse and its future success depends on the acceptance of that.
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However, Russia, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine all saw acceptance of gay and lesbian people decrease over the 14-year period.
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Without French support, and acceptance of a 7.5% stake in the merged firm, the deal would not have got this far.
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Mr Trudeau cancelled a meeting with Mr Trump last month because the Americans made acceptance of a sunset clause a precondition.
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That's helping to break down barriers between neuroscience and immunology, he says, and might ultimately help acceptance of behavioural studies too.
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Kim Kardashian, the driving force behind the family's acceptance of Chyna, leads her over to say hi to Kylie and Tyga.
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Of course, at this point, there's going to be speculation as opposed to the acceptance of, 'Oh wow, Jack's not around.
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But with careful play, a quick wit, and an acceptance of the inevitable they can make it to the final castle.
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The third, Case 1000, involves Mr Netanyahu's acceptance of gifts, allegedly worth over $200,000, from Israeli tycoons (indictments were also recommended).
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Last year Gallup, a pollster, named Israel near the bottom of an index in which it measured people's acceptance of immigrants.
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But the wider acceptance of robots in homes depends onpeople getting more comfortable with being watched, and read, by a robot.
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If Americans are changing their acceptance of that argument, it actually could mean something quite serious for Republicans as a whole.
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Camilla Kring is the founder of the B-society, an international advocacy group calling for increased acceptance of the evening-oriented.
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Along with public engagement and acceptance of the pods, GATEway will be taking into account factors including insurance and cyber security.
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The survey also found that white respondents were more optimistic about society's acceptance of LGBT individuals than those who were nonwhite.
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That's compounded by the fact that stigma surrounding the virus still abounds, even as social acceptance of LGBTQ people has increased.
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That term, they explain, may just signal a general "commitment to equality," without necessarily implying the acceptance of specific policy prescriptions.
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A resolute message of strength in disputed seas is far more likely to win cooperation than meek acceptance of Chinese expansionism.
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The case boils down to the contention that dividends are the key to political acceptance of an ever-rising carbon tax.
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This can take place over several sessions, which gives the practitioner a little buffer time to come to acceptance of death.
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Morgan Freeman has revealed the person that caused him to stop his acceptance of the SAG Life Achievement Award mid-speech.
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Activation of both the microphone and geopositioning of your mobile device will require your prior acceptance of our pop-up window.
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Those changes would "help ensure House acceptance of the Senate plan ... and help ensure House and Senate plans agree," Paul wrote.
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Being at an all-boys school probably didn't speed my journey to the eventual happy realization and acceptance of my sexuality.
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The church's liberals had hoped that growing acceptance of gay people and gay marriage in the United States would provide momentum.
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"Nothing erodes public acceptance of migration like the perception that it is out of control," says Paul Scheffer, a Dutch analyst.
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In fact, the modern libertarian movement's acceptance of drug decriminalization and LGBT rights is due in large measure to this tradition.
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The acceptance of a present can be established by words and deeds that tell the giver that the present is welcome.
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Washington (CNN)The path to the Republican Party's acceptance of Roy Moore was paved by one thing: Cold, hard political calculus.
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Had the AT&T-Time Warner deal been blocked, it would have cast uncertainty on regulatory acceptance of that new normal.
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In the Daily Bulletin interview, Johns heralded the school's acceptance of LGBTQ students but deflected part of the responsibility onto parents.
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The elimination of fees on digital payments and mandate for in-store acceptance of such transactions incentivizes merchants to take them.
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Dumbledore was restored as a member of the Confederation after the Ministry's acceptance of Voldemort's return, but not as Supreme Mugwump.
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Perhaps they're meant to satirize corporations; perhaps they're meant to expose our latent acceptance of whatever marketing teams throw at us.
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Allen observed that the spirit cults had an acceptance of gender variance that was mostly absent in the country at large.
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I suspect that he has become automatic in his acceptance of the program, that he means it in a vacant way.
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The question on the referendum ballot read: "Are you for NATO and EU membership with acceptance of the agreement with Greece".
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With the growing acceptance of credit cards and digital cryptocurrencies, we might be witnessing the obsolescence of physical banknotes and coinage.
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In the midst of those feelings, Claren had a revelation which ultimately led to the acceptance of his own gender identity.
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Ellen's coming out was a test case for public acceptance of homosexuality, and in 1997, it certainly seemed to have failed.
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Through sharing that experience with her we both reached a deeper understanding and acceptance of each other, and each other's past.
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It was a key part of events that forever changed the role and acceptance of sound system culture at Burning Man.
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It is a legacy concept reinforced by regulators' acceptance of industry best practices which, by its very nature, is backward looking.
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But advocates have been emboldened in recent years by both a broader cultural acceptance of transgender people and actions by Gov.
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"There is much greater acceptance of women being able to be seen in that commander-in-chief role," Mr. Hart said.
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Young black people have, in theory, embraced the concept of "body positivity," which encourages self-love and acceptance of "natural" features.
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But time has worn critics down, along with the general acceptance of the constant travel of art works globally for exhibitions.
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Her findings suggest a blatant lack of acceptance of responsibility by rapists for their actions, coupled with a sense of entitlement.
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They took careful notes but remained locked in their acceptance of her debilitating mental illness and her repeated waving them off.
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Or perhaps they were both too fraught, an affront to some people's morals, simply for intimating the acceptance of other lifestyles.
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In general, the deals have involved Republican agreement to greater spending on domestic programs and Democratic acceptance of bigger defense budgets.
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Hopefully the tolerance and acceptance of the igeneration will combat all of the hate that is currently in the world today.
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Sellars: And at the same time, this acceptance of living through it, living in it, and living more deeply with it.
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Nothing but meek, passive acceptance of the great horror that makes the United States stand out from every other civilized country.
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Other men said that the wider acceptance of sexual fluidity has diluted the character of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender spaces.
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"His backing down doesn't excuse his continued corrupt acceptance of foreign payments and benefits in violation of the Constitution," he said.
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If you swap the genders you can recognize how much the widespread acceptance of this story is based on gender bias.
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The habituation to violence and the acceptance of these lethal new inventions is one of World War I's most unfortunate legacies.
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If there exist any obstacle against the acceptance of foreign aid, kindly look into the matter seriously and bring suitable modifications.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a fellow Democrat, and other officials, and his almost-as-speedy, almost-grudging acceptance of his political fate.
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This lack of operational foresight has been perpetuated, perhaps encouraged, by the acceptance of a risk-management mindset within Western culture.
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One result of this neglect is widespread acceptance of the idea that movies aren't as good as they used to be.
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It speaks to the inevitable normalizing of Trump, the acceptance of words (and actions) that would be disqualifying for past presidents.
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"We're seeing increasing acceptance of the marijuana industry by blue chip investors," said Steve Ottaway, managing director, investment banking at GMP.
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To do any less is to raise expectations to an unrealistic level based on "good will" acceptance of North Korea assurances.
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"I've found that refusing to pursue someone's approval or acceptance of my chronic condition is the way to go," he explained.
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Many other analysts and forecast firms expect acceptance of all-electric to begin in the 2020s but remain far from mainstream.
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Others, like the House legislation to crack down on the acceptance of Syrian and Iraqi refugees, were blocked by Senate Democrats.
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His latest book, "Talking Back, Talking Black," is his case for the acceptance of black English as a legitimate American dialect.
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The final date for the registration of requests for the acceptance of the Tender Offer was set to 24 February 2017.
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It doesn't mean they were evil men, and in fact Lee worked hard to promote Southern acceptance of peaceful American reunification.
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But acceptance of homosexuality eroded when the British settled in India, bringing with them laws that reflected a rigid, Victorian morality.
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The potential violations presented by these facts are the unlawful solicitation and acceptance of items of value from a foreign national.
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The Algerian protests erupted unexpectedly after years of what had appeared to be passive acceptance of Mr. Bouteflika's severely diminished condition.
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"In this day and age, that would just be an acceptance of what is the reality for most Canadians," said Christopher.
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Some firms will still head to New York, whose acceptance of dual-class share structures is attractive for many technology companies.
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Justice Kennedy's jurisprudence also reveals both his recognition and acceptance of messiness of our country, its laws, culture and political traditions.
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Melville faced his own battles for the acceptance of his nautical tome, which received negative reviews and only achieved success posthumously.
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And in the acceptance of the movie, I realize that these genres, they're not the province of any one type of person.
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MB: There are many people who contributed to these victories and the growing acceptance of LGBTQ people, and I never forget that.
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But really, the acceptance of cystic fibrosis patients is what we were looking for—or at least what I was looking for.
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If I can handle the uncritical acceptance of the image of slave owners on our currency, I can handle a Trump presidency.
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TSA acknowledged in an internal email the "immediate need" comes with the acceptance of "some risk" of depleted resources in aviation security.
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Trudeau, meanwhile, touted Canada's acceptance of tens of thousands of Syrian refugees and made clear he differs with Trump on the issue.
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And by feting Meghan Markle, are we glamorizing the acceptance of people of color into institutions that have hurt and oppressed them?
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Henry gains some acceptance of his own sexual orientation, which is established in the opening scene, a homoerotic sleepover with a friend.
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But rights campaigners tell CNN that enforcement is difficult and does not address the often collective acceptance of FGM in some communities.
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His life and generosity helped to open our eyes to the injustice of poverty and the acceptance of art, regardless of sexuality.
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Clinton Foundation Pence also attacked the Clinton Foundation, highlighting its acceptance of foreign donations -- contributions that aren't allowed as political campaign contributions.
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Islamophobia, then, ends not with the valorization of exceptional Muslims — who are, by definition, exceptions — but in the acceptance of ordinary Muslims.
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She should leave this teaching post and join the faculty of an institution that values and supports the acceptance of all students.
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Sotomayor said American society's acceptance of different methods of execution has changed over time, as science reveals the level of suffering involved.
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But the same survey found that "younger respondents are typically more likely than older ones to call for societal acceptance" of homosexuality.
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Key changes include the acceptance of a Palestinian state within the 1967 border with Jerusalem as its capital as a "consensus" position.
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It both reflects LGBTQ children's identities back to them in a healthy way, and helps promote tolerance and acceptance of LGBTQ individuals.
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In September 2015, her appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres Show stirred controversy when she seemed to show tepid acceptance of marriage equality.
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Growing acceptance of medical marijuana creates opportunities in countries that have legalized medical marijuana but have not developed the infrastructure, he said.
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Greater public awareness—and acceptance—of colonoscopies, and improved access to insurance, have driven more patients to get screened than ever before.
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We're basically there, and there's an acceptance of that and a beautiful awkwardness where we're neither fish nor foul at this point.
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Still, many advocates interpreted this ruling as laying the groundwork for a greater acceptance of gay, lesbian, and transgender people in India.
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It also placed a 120-day moratorium on the country's refugee resettlement program and indefinitely halted the acceptance of refugees from Syria.
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It is essential that we manage the downsides addressed by Kate and Adrian in order to spur the acceptance of the tech.
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These supporters often wonder why 'I' just accept the lies and threats, for acceptance of wrongdoing is a sign of weak leadership.
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Her refusal to embrace single-payer universal healthcare and her acceptance of donations from pharmaceutical and health insurance companies. BEEP. BEEP. BEEP.
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The reality of this blackmail accounts for the general acceptance of the illusion at the heart of the consumption of modern commodities.
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It's worth mentioning that some research has found that men exposed to violent porn specifically report greater acceptance of violence against women.
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So Twitter's continued acceptance of ad dollars from cryptoland looks pretty hard to square with its own ad policy at this point.
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As far as mainstream acceptance of metal, I think that ever since social media became a thing, music in general has changed.
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"The acceptance of beautiful melody is sometimes difficult for a downtown New York musician," Byrne had told me earlier in the day.
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Trump's first order halted the entire refugee program for four months while placing an indefinite stop to the acceptance of Syrian refugees.
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Two other cases challenging Trump's acceptance of foreign government benefits through the Trump Organization are also still working through the court system.
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Whereas in the military I found acceptance of diversity, in civilian life I am constantly reminded of the differences that divide us.
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"We'd like to test the human acceptance of these robots," Henry Harris-Burland from Starship Technologies told me in a phone call.
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And the recognition that we should not be over-criminalizing black and brown youth...and the acceptance of immigrants, is pretty high.
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Records indicate that he would have won in 13, had the Nazis not forbidden the acceptance of the Nobel by German citizens.
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Barr's acceptance of the job must be based on his allegiance to our institutions and his fealty to the rule of law.
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Any transition period will have to be on the EU's terms, meaning acceptance of all its rules, including free movement of people.
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"Part of the problem is the increasing mainstream acceptance of hate speech and online hate," Greenblatt, of the Anti-Defamation League said.
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The measure also halts general refugee admissions into the U.S. for 120 days and indefinitely suspends the acceptance of refugees from Syria.
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He steeped himself in Catholic teaching, and by the late 1970s, he experienced a fuller personal and intellectual acceptance of the faith.
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The court's acceptance of the Gundy case, solely on this issue, signals a willingness to revisit this doctrine and perhaps resurrect it.
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Therefore it is preferable to limit the acceptance of (and calls for) waiver ideas as a show of good faith to consumers.
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"A lot of younger people, seeing the reality of old age as entirely negative, see acceptance of age as negative," she writes.
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Rubio has come under particular scrutiny from the students, who have blasted his acceptance of campaign contributions from the National Rifle Association.
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Linguists though would like to see a wider acceptance of "they" and other pronouns that don't go hand-in-hand with gender.
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The acceptance of digital currencies by these reputable groups have helped fuel confidence in digital currencies for daily transactions by the Japanese.
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Thus disguised, he soon organizes a car, weapons and a ragtag band of brothers whose unquestioning acceptance of his command emboldens him.
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I am arguing for a creative acceptance of the pressure to withdraw an artwork, rather than either outright rejection or reluctant acquiescence.
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Everyday we are getting better whether it be the marches for equality or acceptance of different races and religions into popular culture.
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The giant shift here is to S.U.V.s, but there has also been a mass acceptance of pickups as a family's primary vehicle.
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LGBT+ supporters say the show has brought greater acceptance of gay romance, and the spinoff is a key moment for gay visibility.
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It's the acceptance of those machinations by the State Department and the American Embassy in enabling Mr. Hernández to stay in power.
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The Taliban's acceptance of the Russian invitation came more than a year after the group rejected a similar entreaty from the Kremlin.
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I don't mean that snarkily — I mean, what would acceptance of maddening, sad, upsetting things like that actually look like in practice?
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The 2016 Republican National Convention was also criticized for prominently displaying a tweet by VDARE during Trump's acceptance of the party's nomination.
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His friends puzzled over his Spartan existence and his acceptance of a part-time job aggregating news reports for the Iranian mission.
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But an acceptance of these new products has the potential to transform the diamond market, because lab-grown diamonds are endlessly replicable.
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Practitioners of free solo climbing say it is a risky yet exhilarating experience, one that comes with a calm acceptance of death.
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But in a country edging toward greater acceptance of L.G.B.T. rights, curiosity about "And Then We Danced" has rippled through mainstream society.
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From a Western perspective, Ming's method offers an odd vision of empowerment, achieved through pragmatic acceptance of a retrograde model of marriage.
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Instead, it often unleashes a creativity born of desperation, rather than acceptance of being trapped in a foreign-policy cul-de-sac.
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"There is an acceptance of that intrusiveness in Singapore," said Chong Ja Ian, political science professor at the National University of Singapore.
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It has been well documented in Europe that public acceptance of road pricing often improves drastically once the tolls are in place.
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It's the institutional acceptance of bullying and of fraudulent creation of documents that we've seen for expedited removals for some time now.
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The meeting, though, could run afoul of federal election laws, which prohibit the solicitation or acceptance of campaign contributions from foreign nationals.
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The widespread acceptance of this narrative is a testament to the government's success in shaping the way its citizens see the world.
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State of the unions For Jennifer and Charanpaul Singh Gill, chance, luck, and an acceptance of strangers characterized their 220-year marriage.
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Should they not do this soon enough, the left will spin their delay into indisputable evidence of the politicians' acceptance of racism.
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In 2005, butter began its newest climb, in part because of a push toward "real" food and a renewed acceptance of fat.
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Trump's flirtation with wiping Arpaio's dirty slate clean plays in part with his acceptance of white nationalist organizations and openly racist groups.
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Thai political party law does not bar parties from taking loans, but forbids acceptance of money, assets or interests from questionable sources.
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Twenty years from now, no one is likely to care that the gentlemen of Muirfield were grudging in their acceptance of women.
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But Austria does seem to disprove the idea that Mr. Trump's victory accelerated a broader public acceptance of populist, anti-establishment forces.
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As is typical among bands of foragers, Agta stories emphasize the values of gender equality, friendship and the social acceptance of difference.
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"We had hoped that there'd be a greater acceptance of the private sector coming in to help finance public infrastructure," Chao said.
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Improvements in technology since and a wider acceptance of online services, however, mean the challengers may have a better chance this time.
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Second, your acceptance of that feedback improves your likability on the job — it indicates you're a team player and easy to work with.
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This has produced movements toward greater gender and racial equality, equal rights for LGBTQ people, more acceptance of diverse lifestyles and cultures, etc.
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We need more acceptance of little babies in the workplace, and as mompreneurs, we need to give ourselves the permission to do so.
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Despite a growing acceptance of subtitles, a movie still has to be captivating to make it in the American market, Denson-Randolph said.
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Nanette explicitly rejects the politics of acceptance, of tolerance, of relatability, of "love is love" messaging as a cure for anti-gay bigotry.
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Reclaiming the makeup process can be a cathartic first step, as an unexpected outlet for grief, and eventually acceptance of the death itself.
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Traditionalists fear that ordaining married men as priests in the Amazon could gradually lead to wider, if not complete, acceptance of the practice.
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Courting Victoria Secret's acceptance of trans models implies that the company can, does, and should have the power to decide what is sexy.
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" Dunham's acceptance of the job, Malek said, shows "really little self-awareness, indicates she doesn't listen to Syrian voices, that we are voiceless.
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Yet it also seems notable that their unwillingness to do so is consistent with their party's acceptance of a different sort of illegitimacy.
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Liang Jia, who works at the Dalian China Guide Dog Training Center, said that acceptance of the dogs had grown in recent years.
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As she battles her culture shock, Laura must attempt to gain the acceptance of Aladin's family while also planning a wedding in Tunisia.
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The debate about women's footwear trickles all the way to Hollywood, where some A-listers have also fought for the acceptance of flats.
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This could be a choice to keep things familiar to drive acceptance of self-driving cars or a cost-saving measure, or both.
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In one especially toe-curling scene, he interrupts Cat's heartfelt acceptance of a song-writing award with lame gags and narcissistic microphone-hogging.
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Ultimately, the acceptance of medical cannabis will depend on accessibility — whether the plants are grown locally and the priced affordably, the professor said.
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" Belcher highlights how, with increasing awareness and acceptance of trans issues, the media have shifted their focus onto a narrative of "protecting children.
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State propaganda across all media praises traditional Confucian virtues, most of which revolve around the notion of harmonious acceptance of predetermined, unchangeable hierarchies.
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L said on Monday that shareholder acceptance of the takeover had exceeded a key threshold, allowing the buyers to take the lender private.
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As ESPN's Connolly described it, password-sharing is akin to "piracy," and he said that the public's indifference bolsters acceptance of the practice.
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Part of the response to the author seems to emanate from some irrational logic: Partial acceptance amounts to full acceptance of the manifesto.
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It used the 2016 election and the growing wide acceptance of white supremacy and nationalism in the United States as a marketing tool.
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But in spite of the industry's acceptance of risk, members of the public still see SpaceX as a special case in the industry.
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We also discovered that media influence and social acceptance of binge-watching were found to be significant predictors of self-reported binge-watching.
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But it also spills over into a stoic acceptance of and openness to humanity's shadowy sides, from substance abuse to mental health issues.
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Police described the perpetrators as having "north African or Arab" appearances, further inflaming tensions over Germany's acceptance of over 1m Middle Eastern refugees.
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With the acceptance of this proposal, called BIP 91, it seemed like independence day would pass by without the danger of a split.
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Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said the postponement of the decision could increase the chances for a broader acceptance of the coal exit plan.
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Participants were more swayed to rate their acceptance of drones as higher or lower based on what the drone was made to do.
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Thanks in part to Saltzman's writing, Bert and Ernie have played a role, however subtle in helping spread acceptance of same-sex relationships.
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Their tacit acceptance of a culture of antagonism and violence directed at the press suggests at least that the party's values have changed.
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It was credited with fostering acceptance of gay people long before the U.S. Supreme Court made gay marriage a right nationwide in 2015.
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That this study and the first issue of Playboy came out in the same year signified, moreover, a decreasing public acceptance of censorship.
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But an attorney from the Justice Department pointed out the House and Senate had even drafted bills about the President's acceptance of emoluments.
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The agency said Mr. Leung had failed to declare his acceptance of the donation, which was received via Mr. Lai's associate Mark Simon.
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It is to date the most significant formal acceptance of responsibility for abuse by members of the church hierarchy anywhere in the world.
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It cited the men's acceptance of responsibility for their crimes and the community service or charitable work each has performed since their release.
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So why this apparent acceptance of tyranny and brutality against an important global investor who appeared to be a friend of the West?
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But some have expressed optimism, believing that a broader cultural shift in the acceptance of transgender people was finding its way into policing.
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Jeff Greenberg, the show's casting director, said Jackson's appearance would be a "bellwether" to gauge the mainstream audience's acceptance of a transgender character.
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The Juggalos, as the fans are called, carried signs declaring their commitment to the band and their love and acceptance of all people.
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Like much of the world, Japan was caught off-guard by Trump's on-the-spot acceptance of an invitation for talks with Kim.
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The settlement — which still is subject to the acceptance of the judge presiding over the case — applies only to California and Massachusetts drivers.
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Sanders then ratcheted up the rhetoric by declaring that Clinton is unqualified to be president due to her acceptance of special interest money.
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She was nervous about how her sexuality might be perceived, a feeling emblematic of how recently pop's seeming acceptance of queerness has developed.
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The party's acceptance of Trump as its standard-bearer exposed further a set of divisions and tensions inside the GOP that will linger.
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Lebanese President Michel Aoun tweeted on Thursday that he hoped the country's political crisis was over following Hariri's acceptance of the French invitation.
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On the consumer/retail side, influential electronics retailer Bic Camera has partnered with bitFlyer to begin acceptance of bitcoin at its retail locations.
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This institutional acceptance of digital currencies by powerful organizations in both China and Japan have allowed cryptocurrencies' values to rise as a whole.
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Over the last 30 years, over 1,000 artists have exhibited there — and it has broadened the acceptance of public art in the city.
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His acceptance of tens of thousands of dollars from real estate interests casts a shadow over his appealing résumé and solid government experience.
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According to a forthcoming study, however, it is just these voters who display the most uncritical acceptance of party orthodoxy, left or right.
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Too many are still shadowboxing over the by-now-general acceptance of human responsibility and remain single-mindedly fixated on greenhouse gas emissions.
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And there's acceptance of the hard truth of all digital romance: Eventually the relationship must be taken offline, or brought to an end.
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"It's encouraging that Washington State is leading a progressive acceptance of practices that are more commensurate with what people value," Ms. Rothstein said.
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"Tax credits are an important customer benefit that can help accelerate the acceptance of electric vehicles," G.M. said in a statement on Thursday.
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Acceptance of the funds, however, would hinge on the Brazilian government being able to administrate the aid, clarified presidential spokesperson Otavio Rego Barros.
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To me, they are about the everyday acceptance of women in places of dignity rather than depictions of women as an art form.
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But that has reversed significantly in recent years, thanks in part to the growing acceptance of technologies like LED bulbs and compact fluorescents.
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The United States is also drastically capping acceptance of refugees -- far below what agencies say is required to meet demand around the world.
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AFI Fest's acceptance of the film, a civil-rights drama set in midcentury America, was a sign that it had Academy Awards potential.
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In a note published with the study, Dr. Mitchell Katz says the disparities may decrease with the growing acceptance of sexual minority populations.
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The president's insistence that he will solve the North Korea problem makes it hard to imagine a shift toward acceptance of its arsenal.
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It is delivered by Mr. Moayed in a spirit of calm resignation, which suggests a new spiritual acceptance of his destiny by Hamlet.
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Pakistan's leaders question Afghanistan's acceptance of economic assistance from India even though Pakistan does not have the capacity to provide such aid itself.
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But where there has been ample punishment, proof of rehabilitation, acceptance of responsibility and genuine remorse, the door of mercy must remain open.
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But the widespread appeal and growing acceptance of telemedicine has also attracted fraudsters seeking to use enthusiasm about the technology to their advantage.
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By reversing its customary acceptance of half the U.N.H.C.R. request, the United States is failing to shoulder its historic share of the burden.
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He's shared different versions of a story about how seeing two men kiss shaped his acceptance of LGBTQ people at a young age.
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One longstanding priority for ACRO has been the acceptance of single institutional review board (IRB) approval to be used across multiple research sites.
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Denuclearization talks remain stalled between the two countries ahead of a one-year deadline North Korea set for U.S. acceptance of its demands.
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This juvenile folklore passing as historical fact would be almost laughable if not for how widespread the acceptance of this myth has become.
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"We are seeing increased competition from, and increased market acceptance of, electronic, mobile, and Internet-based money transfer services," the company told investors.
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Citigroup's alleged misconduct occurred in 2008 and 2009, during a global financial crisis that led to its acceptance of three U.S. government bailouts.
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The agreement was provisionally put in place Thursday but needed the acceptance of non-OPEC members, particularly that of oil-producing giant, Russia.
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Mr. Price returned to presidential speechwriting in 1992 for one conspicuous occasion: President George Bush's acceptance of the Republican nomination for another term.
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The bar's "mere existence," said Mr. Maestre, highlights the "total acceptance of this culture of exaltation of the dictatorship" within contemporary Spanish society.
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Acceptance of a Palestinian state on the 1967-established borders is a surefire way for Hamas to reposition itself in the international conversation.
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For one, like the recent popular acceptance of gay marriage, the reiteration of this show is a measure of how far we've come.
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Contributing to Democrats' acceptance of their current leadership is a prediction that the Republican Party will make itself very vulnerable on its own.
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For Malunguinho, the acceptance of what it means to live in Brazil as a black, trans woman seems to almost release her from fear.
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One of the lessons from Tusome is that in order to make a big difference, tech innovations need the acceptance of teachers and administrators.
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" The office also says that when considering applications, "pardon officials take into account the petitioner's acceptance of responsibility, remorse, and atonement for the offense.
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While welcoming Spain&aposs acceptance of the migrants, he noted that Spain has only taken 235 of an agreed-upon EU quota of 3,265.
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It can be offensive when there is an undercurrent of racism in his acceptance of white nationalist protesters or his defense of Confederate statues.
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The goal, he says, is to develop a more adaptive driving style for the machines—and thus enhancing social acceptance of the new hardware.
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An aspiring photographer, the teen uses his camera to help him cope — and slowly he's fighting his way toward acceptance of his new reality.
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More importantly, through the castmate's acceptance of Omarosa, and the show's editing of her, Big Brother enacted her symbolic reentry into the national conversation.
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Baseless accusations of LGBT activists supporting the acceptance of pedophilia as a sexual orientation have resurfaced thanks to far-right trolls and internet conspiracists.
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But with acceptance of homosexuality growing across the rich world, some wonder if places like these will appeal to future generations of gay travellers.
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It waves away women's pleas to be heard, believed, and taken seriously as they demand an end to the widespread acceptance of male predators.
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Though he did not specifically address Fuller's claims about his Heroes character, he did allude to his own journey towards acceptance of his sexuality.
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Now, with public and political acceptance of LGBT relationships growing in Taiwan, Alvin's late mother, and many of her generation, might be proven wrong.
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The challenge to this code will come from the rising acceptance of less democratic ways of ordering society, in both developed and developing countries.
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Cerankowski says that knowledge and acceptance of asexuality have surged, particularly since 2010, which they credit to increased activism, scholarship, and pop culture representation.
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Dehumanization, and increasing acceptance of prejudice, won't immediately lead to atrocities — but it will make it easier to make life worse for the marginalized.
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One of the grounds upon which Silly Trike is judged is "acceptance of the vehicle," though, so we'll see how well that plan goes.
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"The online grocery industry already struggles with delivery of perishable goods, so that won't go away with the acceptance of SNAP," said Kantar's Gundelach.
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In announcing its acceptance of Starr's resignation, the university's board said the investigation into the sexual assault controversy showed systemic failures across the university.
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Consumer acceptance of plant-based meat substitutes has become very strong with many major restaurant chains rushing to add these items to their menu.
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Each year, more and more companies and corporations show up to pride events with ornate floats and rainbow confetti, proclaiming acceptance of LGBTQ identities.
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If there is an acceptance of protectionism, is something that's acceptable globally on a large scale, I think that could be really quite damaging.
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"We hope that Michael's acceptance of responsibility will help the Scott family as they continue to grieve their loss," Slager's attorney, Andy Savage, said.
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In a speech delivered to law enforcement officials in Virginia on Wednesday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions expressed dismay about increased public acceptance of marijuana.
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DeVos began her speech with an acceptance of the right to respectfully disagree with one another as some students turned their backs to her.
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Perhaps true wholeness (if such a thing exists) is not when all is fixed within, but when there's an acceptance of one's broken parts.
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Liberalism was rejected for its promotion of individualism and individual rights, its emphasis on reason and rationality, its acceptance of pluralism, and its cosmopolitanism.
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This has spurred a number of payments firms to make new plays in the country, boosting the presence and acceptance of noncash payment methods.
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There is no casual acceptance of ruffles; people do not feel lukewarm about them, thinking they neither add to nor detract from an outfit.
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The dark edge of "Fresh Off the Boat" is mostly gone in the new book, replaced with an acceptance of calm in his life.
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Part of the lightness of Hawn's feed comes with her apparent acceptance of the fact that she no longer possesses the aspirational Hollywood body.
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Siegel argues that the crisis in Flint, Michigan, was part of a much larger problem: Widespread acceptance of dangerous contaminants in our drinking water.
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Miss Rice then referred to Jason's mother as Mr. Dybul's 'mother-in-law,' showing disdain for traditional marriage and an open acceptance of homosexuality.
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But he remains unhappy in every condition, until he finds that the only true wisdom is nonattachment, a resigned acceptance of everything that happens.
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The theory of "lose-to-win" seems more like one of the stages of the acceptance of grief (denial) than a viable political strategy.
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And Faber thinks a similar trend will ensue as the widespread adoption and acceptance of cannabis seems likely to continue to permeate the globe.
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We have seen it in the rapid acceptance of marriage for LGBTQ persons, an issue that is simply not an issue for young people.
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"There is also wide acceptance of the sort of actions that have been publicly taken by companies in response to these allegations," Roberts said.
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"LeeAnne, you taught me what true love is: a total acceptance of someone, no matter how perfect or imperfect they may be," he says.
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There's a common acceptance of the importance of exercise by billionaires to help your mind and body be at the top of their games.
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Because blockchain's connection to the shadiness that is bitcoin means public acceptance of anything even remotely related to blockchain will be a hard sell.
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Greater harmonisation of sukuk standards, structures and legal frameworks resulting in improving transparency would also help improve issuers and investors' acceptance of such instruments.
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Still, several compliance experts contacted by Reuters said acceptance of the group's funds could leave the bank exposed to questionable or potentially illegal activities.
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What American wouldn't trade at least tacit U.S. acceptance of Russia's annexation of Crimea in exchange for Russian cooperation in permanent denuclearization of Iran?
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This indicates that consumer experience with highly-automated vehicles will be a key step in increasing awareness and acceptance of a self-driving future.
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Marines also need to recognize the ways that social norms bred by different performance standards create widespread marginalization and cultural acceptance of women bashing.
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Overcoming the acceptance of my body as it exists and developing the need to change it has been the hardest part of this decision.
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Another step toward mainstream medical acceptance of formerly "out-there" substances such as psilocybin, LSD, and MDMA, may involve turning them against other drugs.
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You will be more successful at fostering acceptance of evolution if students feel as if they have the freedom to make that decision themselves.
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While Mr. Trump has wavered on his acceptance of Russian election interference, Mr. Coats has insisted that Moscow is a continuing, and growing, threat.
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It's a flickering, chiaroscuro tribute that never upstages the song itself, with the halflight nostalgia of its arrangement and its knowing acceptance of mortality.
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Yet there is a sphere where progress has been steady throughout the Putin years — in spreading acceptance of the principles that underlie his rule.
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The monokini was a strong statement that didn't quite take off, and certainly didn't pave the way for eventual social acceptance of nude swimming.
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It argued that acceptance of flexible ideas of gender posed a threat to traditional families and ignored the natural differences between men and women.
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Dehumanization and increasing acceptance of prejudice won't immediately lead to atrocities — but it will make it easier to make life worse for the marginalized.
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Across Africa and in much of Asia, in spite of acceptance of many traditional and cultural uses of marijuana, national laws are particularly harsh.
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But during his campaign, Trump vowed to suspend the acceptance of all Syrians and to stop sending refugees to any community that opposed them.
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