A total of 144 affiliations began during the study period, allowing researchers to examine mortality data for the year before and after these affiliations began.
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Mr. Provenzano said he did not see a conflict of interest between his teaching and industry affiliations, noting that his blog prominently listed his company affiliations.
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I may never know their affiliations; I was making assumptions.
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Just 12% are Republican; the remaining 3% have other affiliations.
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Three out of five board members have previous Democratic affiliations.
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The singer was known for not having any political affiliations.
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They're just rejecting labels and party affiliations to some degree.
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There was commonality amid the blur of blended national affiliations.
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Affiliations with large insurers could change that dynamic, he added.
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In 2018, it stopped asking students for their religious affiliations.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine testified in court about Cardi B's Bloods affiliations.
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None of his postings indicate any apparent terrorist leanings or affiliations.
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These apps can expose dating habits as well as religious affiliations.
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The exact political affiliations of #auspol users also remain similarly unclear.
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Generally, Crunchbase lists business school affiliations in lieu of the university.
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Did you ever know your neighbors political affiliations eight years ago?
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"Political affiliations are irrelevant to my work," Rosenstein told the committee.
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Take a look at your own upbringing, religious affiliations, and culture.
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Then limits on business affiliations and any kind of commercial deals.
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That's the importance of the corporate efforts to end N.R.A. affiliations.
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But the political affiliations of the remaining four lawyers are unclear.
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This was a viewpoint held across ages, regions and party affiliations.
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The source said they were civilians without militant affiliations in Gaza.
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Other sports bars, listed by team affiliations, are listed on DoNYC.com.
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So has the rapper Tekashi69, who has boasted of gang affiliations.
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I'm guessing these are not affiliations you intended your work to have.
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And, they said, the market doesn't pay attention to these political affiliations.
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Paddock's brother Eric told reporters that Paddock had no known political affiliations.
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Twenty-three people were arrested, but officials could not confirm their affiliations.
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Former presidents have traditionally refrained from criticizing successors, regardless of party affiliations.
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Sometimes the boycott extended to artists with no Israeli or Zionist affiliations.
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No matter your political affiliations, some of Trump's behaviors are very unsettling.
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The dumps also include voting records from previous elections and political affiliations.
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I don't wish to carry this notion of multiple affiliations too far.
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The figures are approximate because Iran does not have rigid party affiliations.
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The numbers are approximate because Iran does not have rigid party affiliations.
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Their party affiliations are listed according to The Center for Responsive Politics.
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About nine in 10 rated him favorably, no matter their political affiliations.
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Before becoming president, Donald Trump switched party affiliations at least five times.
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There would be questions about his political affiliations and loyalties, he said.
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We have nearly 90,000 employees comprising a broad array of political affiliations.
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Jim took a different tack, questioning both my party and religious affiliations.
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The checkbooks of art patrons are not marked with their party affiliations.
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It's more than possible that they were innocent, despite their dubious affiliations.
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People of opposite gang affiliations were suddenly living on the same block.
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First, we made sure to include people with a range of political affiliations.
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The names and affiliations of the other workers injured have not been released.
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Her affiliations arose, no doubt, from firm principle, but they were also lucrative.
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All the money and fame and political affiliations were bound to follow suit.
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Ahead, 34 women — from all political affiliations — speak out about the Kavanaugh nomination.
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Registered voters of different party affiliations have very different views of the president.
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Instead the ideologies and warring affiliations are the basis for the author's worldmaking.
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"Each of those state companies may come with multiple other affiliations," he added.
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There's a simple solution: Disclose all affiliations from the start, and explore away.
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Ryan, however, is the more trusted picked among respondents from all party affiliations.
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When her extreme right-wing affiliations came to light the invitation was withdrawn.
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Mr. Mueller could not legally have considered political affiliations when making hiring decisions.
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It was a complete hoax; even the authors' names and affiliations were phony.
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An earlier version of this editorial misidentified the professional affiliations of two experts.
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My list of socially marginalized affiliations grew — motherless, gay, only child, suicide survivor.
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But the reminders on the links of Mr. Trump's affiliations were not subtle.
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Under the current constitution, the president must renounce party affiliations and stay impartial.
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Gang affiliations are considered when placing detainees in an effort to prevent violence.
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Here is a list of the candidates and their party affiliations, if any.
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The data demonstrates a significant correlation between judges' political affiliations and their voting.
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"We have riders of all different ages, genders, races, and affiliations," she said.
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Furthermore, abortion providers are often denied privileges at hundreds of hospitals with religious affiliations.
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It recently surveyed more than 10,000 people on Facebook, spread evenly across political affiliations.
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I also know that party affiliations are set aside when representing the United States.
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And in the US, at least, sports team affiliations are not really that antagonistic.
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Age, description, address, tattoos, gang affiliations, vehicle ownership instantly pop up in sortable fields.
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"To all public officials of all partisan affiliations, don't encourage violence," de Blasio said.
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The government has not named the other suspects and their political affiliations remain unclear.
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Second, few voters seem to have changed party affiliations since Mr Trump took office.
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That responsibility is more important than any of our personal interests or political affiliations.
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People define their identities or their group affiliations through what they choose to eat.
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When people in need call our hotlines, we don't ask their political party affiliations.
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The breakdown of tribal affiliations in how people vote is hardly unique to Australia.
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Such affiliations help explain why the Center is so committed to restricting payday lending.
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The other four were either unaffiliated voters or their party affiliations couldn't be determined.
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The results included users' locations, interests, political affiliations, Facebook interactions and even music preferences.
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Robert A. McDonaldCincinnati An earlier version of this letter misstated the V.A.'s affiliations.
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Salesforce is not a political organization and our values don't come with party affiliations.
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He wanted no party affiliations, a move his detractors thought would give unilateral control.
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MNS, which thrives on its nationalistic affiliations, had threatened to stall the film's release.
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The list included all political stripes and affiliations from the art world and beyond.
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Instead, covens that don't have any religious affiliations are usually formed on shared progressive politics.
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The new law requires the PMU to end loyalties and affiliations with all political parties.
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The researchers examined and analyzed data from each survey, which included respondents' political party affiliations.
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Included are people from all age groups, income levels, political affiliations, races, religions and regions.
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That's perhaps not terribly surprising—you'd expect political affiliations to roughly reflect the broader public.
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Others said they consider information such as birth dates and party affiliations to be private.
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I have absolutely no idea what the political affiliations are of any of my colleagues.
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He publishes op-ed articles, speaks publicly and has affiliations with three universities, including Harvard.
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The top two vote-getters, regardless of their party affiliations, advance to the November election.
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I knew none of my classmates' political affiliations, nor did any of them know mine.
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Addiego noted that Sweeney's agenda played a factor in her decision to switch party affiliations.
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The survey also tracks the universities with the greatest number of affiliations with startup founders.
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"The acceptance is limited, because of their religious affiliations," said Kollouna Watani volunteer Nada Daou.
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Today, Trump appeared to want to demonstration that he's putting his birther affiliations behind him.
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They're information about your interests, your tastes, your political leanings, your friendships and your affiliations.
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Titles, salaries and affiliations are fleeting, but your skills and experiences stay with you forever.
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But the community includes people of many backgrounds, economic statuses, races, ages, and political affiliations.
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But researchers exploring family affiliations point out that a so-called "matrilineal advantage" does exist.
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Dwight and Tara tromp through the woods, their conflicting affiliations keeping a distance between them.
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Others put up social media posts pledging to stand by SoulCycle, no matter its affiliations.
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Those loose affiliations make it difficult to pinpoint which attacks are directed by Iranian authorities.
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He claims that Ms. Hyde-Smith remains a Democrat despite switching party affiliations in 2010.
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And since she has already switched national affiliations once, she can't compete for Poland anymore.
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This commentary has been updated to include the writer's affiliations, appearing in the Editor's Note.
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He's switched party affiliations several times, registering as a Democrat following Trump's election last year.
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We have had productive relationships with Monarchs, Dictators, Kings, and countries of all political affiliations.
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Despite her break with Mr. Gordy, Ms. Singleton continued to have various affiliations with Motown.
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Republicans, meanwhile, were forced to keep dancing around their own candidate's words, behavior and affiliations.
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Supreme Court justices tend to insist that partisan affiliations play no role in their work.
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So regardless of our party affiliations, I think she is an important figure to keep.
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These concerns have been magnified by new controversies over the political affiliations by DOJ officials.
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Turkey's government has accused those Kurdish groups of affiliations with militant Kurdish separatists in Turkey.
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In past centuries, animals in art represented many things, from religious faith to political affiliations.
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Geographical affiliations are crucial in a sprawling nation of 190 million people from 250 ethnic groups.
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Most troll campaigns focused on affiliations rather than information, driving audiences into ever more factional camps.
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Some have speculated that the hair colors of cast members may indicate their political affiliations, too.
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I mean obviously nothing glorifying criminal life or having gang affiliations or any of that stuff.
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Another pressing issue our generation recognizes is climate change -- and this holds true across party affiliations.
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It lists the names and affiliations of college professors whose opinions and views submitters find offensive.
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The party affiliations don't exactly line up with how they break down across all Americans, however.
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He is Public Policy Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars, among other affiliations.
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Tieu is a documented Vietnamese gang member, Sawyer said, and Tien Duong has Vietnamese gang affiliations.
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Since then, support in the poll for the impeachment inquiry has increased significantly across political affiliations.
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Both Mr. Ali and Mr. Radwan have no known political affiliations, according to several EgyptAir officials.
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Instead, our current system forces us to vote straight party affiliations and not for the person.
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Respondents were both male and female, with political affiliations to the Republican, Democratic and Independent parties.
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Respondents were both male and female with political affiliations to the Republican, Democratic and Independent parties.
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Stash also looked at the political leaning of states, but not party affiliations for individual investors.
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The United States has already blacklisted dozens of entities and people for affiliations with the IRGC.
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The idea of school choice is popular among people of different races, geographies and political affiliations.
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Today, the majority of profits originate from independent centers that claim loose affiliations with local tribes.
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The stylistic breadth of the Winter Jazzfest Marathon will partly be a result of partner affiliations.
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But Mr. Trump ignores the fact that the political affiliations of the other four are unknown.
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In the Pew survey, the generation gap was significant even after statisticians controlled for political affiliations.
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Between people of different skin colors, different accents, different genders and sexual orientations, between religious affiliations.
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Schools and sports teams are the kinds of affiliations that genuinely mean a lot to him.
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The research is also said to include information on journalists' families and any "toxic" political affiliations.
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The exhaustion was palpable in the words of survivors of different age groups and political affiliations.
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I don't have to apologize for my political affiliations — including the president of the United States.
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They said Mr. Ramirez admitted to having gang affiliations, which cancels the protection offered under DACA.
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He's a pianist with liquid dynamism in his touch and a heavy slate of sideman affiliations.
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Just the names, home addresses, birthdates, political party affiliations, and voting history of Americans since 2006.
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Beinart will retain his other affiliations, with the Atlantic and the City University of New York.
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Still, postwar New York accommodated these artists who, for the most part, operated without institutional affiliations.
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But only "mild" Republican affiliations, because the investigation has to be credible to Democrats as well.
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I would add that new alliances and affiliations are necessary rather than the creation of counterpublics.
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All of the three political affiliations (Democrats, Republicans and independents) supported the Falcons in fairly similar numbers.
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When defending himself against various allegations, Krauss repeatedly invoked his affiliations with universities and other professional organizations.
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Right-wing groups, often with political affiliations, have waged a war on dating in India for years.
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Leaders want to ensure that nationalities, genders and party affiliations are well-represented across the top jobs.
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His wife overruled the plans for separate seating anyway, declaring that people would mix despite political affiliations.
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I'm looking into answers to your specific questions, but in general, no, we don't track political affiliations.
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Cancer knows no political affiliations, and afflicts people of all races, income classes, educational backgrounds, and ideologies.
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Tehran has further been accused of enjoying affiliations with al-Qaeda, a known ally of the Taliban.
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You may now rethink your affiliations with groups or associations you once thought you shared values with.
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Much of their personal network, including past jobs, clubs, affiliations, and so forth, is difficult to evaluate.
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In fact, they often have surprisingly little in common, in terms of their interests, affiliations, and worldviews.
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Macnak thought members should know the affiliations of the candidates running for president, and tweeted as much.
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Those platforms have refuted those claims, stating that they do not censor content based on political affiliations.
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And, until April 4, Facebook mixed it up using your data about your religious and political affiliations.
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So did partisan differences It's not surprising that political affiliations color how Americans feel about their presidents.
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Instead, they joined a long list of Hazaras victimized because of either religious differences or political affiliations.
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But even when relationships fizzle, the children resulting from them can knit gang affiliations deeper into families.
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When registering, voters typically provide their names, home addresses, driver's license or identification numbers, and party affiliations.
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Spreading disinformation about the shooters motivations and political affiliations doesn't help anyone and deepens America's political divides.
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Despite his brother's political ties, the family says Salim has no political affiliations with the Libyan government.
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Soros is an incredibly wealthy Jewish man who has made no secret of his liberal political affiliations.
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Mr. Mueller's defenders say he recruited his team based on expertise and skill, not on partisan affiliations.
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The letter asked for names, addresses, birth dates and party affiliations of registered voters in each state.
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My colleague Heather E. Price and I found that people exist in a web of giving affiliations.
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They put their trust in webs of internships and institutional affiliations—crony capitalism as the new meritocracy.
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Under a new proposal, 42 minor league teams would have their affiliations with major league clubs severed.
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The Privacy Act of 1974 bars the federal government from recording citizens' party affiliations in most cases.
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It gave us replays and extended timeouts, pushed World Series games into prime time, scrambled conference affiliations.
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Finally, and I write this with some reluctance, find a prosecutor who has some mild Republican affiliations.
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When I emailed Hatestürm following our initial interview for clarification, he told me that it was sort of a joke response, lampooning the way that certain black metal bands, like Marduk or Taake, vehemently deny having any right-wing political affiliations, while openly (or more clandestinely) flaunting said affiliations.
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The documentary series exposes how deep tribal affiliations can run and how this rigidity can manifest within America.
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She sees the real impact of violence, and that shakes her out of her labels and her affiliations.
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In the following analysis, we'll take a broad look at these two areas, looking first at alumni affiliations.
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Officials say 2000-year-old Bac Tien Duong -- who faces attempted murder charges -- also has Vietnamese gang affiliations.
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Officials said 43-year-old Bac Tien Duong, who faces attempted murder charges, also has Vietnamese gang affiliations.
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But more sophisticated systems will also be able to identify tattoo patterns that may suggest particular criminal affiliations.
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They come from a mixture of different party affiliations, different ages, different backgrounds, different parts of the country.
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The 64-year-old retired accountant had no apparent political or religious affiliations, one of his brothers said.
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" The Project called for an "Inclusion Council," which would boost membership of "traditionally under-represented groups and affiliations.
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Officials from the Interior Ministry and Cairo Airport described them as experienced fliers with no known political affiliations.
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I can only speak for the women outside America, for whom Democratic-Republican affiliations are a foreign dichotomy.
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Already, some 6,000 people have been arrested, including some high-ranking judges who are suspected of Gulenist affiliations.
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The panel last year requested names, addresses, birth dates and party affiliations of registered voters in each state.
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He said participants "tracked and shared" information about civil rights activists, including their political, social and religious affiliations.
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A report released by Las Vegas police said Stephen Paddock did not have any religious or political affiliations.
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Arizonans love to talk about their independent streak and that's something that's also reflected in voters' political affiliations.
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Your browsing history can reveal a lot about you, including your health issues, political affiliations and sexual habits.
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Nor does she complain about how she couldn't join the party because of her husband's unpopular political affiliations.
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Ms. Barrett did not list any religious affiliations on her questionnaire, though many nominees have in the past.
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Go deeper: Americans are increasingly shedding their religious affiliations Religion is fueling a new wave of immigration activism
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Despite their vastly different policy agendas and political affiliations, candidates like these truly believe in their own message.
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It was one of at least five times that Mr. Trump would switch party affiliations over the years.
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Getting former inmates with different affiliations to sit down together had become a part of U.S.I.'s mission.
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Reviews of the economy tend to reflect political affiliations, with Republicans more optimistic since the election than Democrats.
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He said particpants "tracked and shared" information about civil rights activists, including their political, social and religious affiliations.
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People with warring political affiliations may simply be less interested in socializing together, at least at semipublic events.
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And Google announced plans to restrict microtargeting based on individuals' browsing histories, public voter records or political affiliations.
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The fund engages with governments "irrespective of party affiliations," the company said in a statement at the time.
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These groups regard Western affiliations, as well as the often unfamiliar concept of international justice, with deep suspicion.
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EDT: The House Veterans Affairs Committee will look into the VA and its academic affiliations. http://1.usa.
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The word button, was that problematic when Trump grabbed the word button and made bad affiliations with it?
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Relatively few mass shootings in the United States feature ideological affiliations with ISIS or other radical Islamic movements.
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I think it's an incredibly important one, and what's most important about it is to understand the implications of the fact that all of us have multiple tribal affiliations that we carry in our heads and to understand the circumstances that bring one of those affiliations to the forefront over another.
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Contraceptives were the only item in the list that remained controversial, at least for some institutions with religious affiliations.
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Thus, regardless of political affiliations, the true stars of earnings season have been the companies themselves, not the president.
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But research to date hasn't offered a clear picture about how much these affiliations actually impact cancer surgery outcomes.
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Of Trump's 21 delegates from New Hampshire — the first primary he won — 13 have Tea Party links or affiliations.
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Police believe the hotel room was paid for by two people with gang affiliations who used fraudulent credit cards.
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Police had said in the aftermath of the attack they believed the assault was due to Magnitz's political affiliations.
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However, they also found that most Americans prefer regular brewed coffee to lattes, anyway—regardless of their political affiliations.
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The company has a history of using genius marketing strategies to distract from unsavory business practices or toxic affiliations.
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Paddock's brother told reporters that Paddock had no known political or religious affiliations, and there was no obvious motive.
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Helal Uddin Ahmed, secretary of the EC, said it "had not yet classified numbers based on their political affiliations".
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Unlike some other White House officials, Jared and Ivanka are elusive — we can't really figure out their political affiliations.
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The software looks at ten variables, including a person's previous arrests and convictions, gang affiliations and involvement in shootings.
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He said Russian negotiators had persuaded 52 opposition units of differing affiliations in 92 towns and villages to join.
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Strong social affiliations — such as being part of a religious group, hobbyist circle or exercise group — have positive effects.
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Mr. Sindjelic has told investigators that he is uncertain about the exact affiliations of Mr. Popov and Mr. Shirikov.
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Information such as our online media consumption habits, members of our social networks and our political leanings and affiliations?
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There, according to Ms. Rodriguez, school officials said some students had been "red-flagged" for having possible gang affiliations.
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Rooted in the Constitution, people of all political affiliations share the value of press freedom, for a variety reasons.
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He injected men's wear with cultish youth affiliations before anyone else was doing it, back in the mid-'22001s.
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Emma Stone, Patrick Schwarzenegger, and boxer Sugar Ray Leonard said they believed they were registering without party affiliations — i.e.
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They listed jobs and internships held since college, judicial clerkships, club memberships, affiliations with political campaigns and other information.
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When this coalition of disability organizations recently met with the labor secretary, he notably didn't ask about political affiliations.
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Op-Ed Contributor I grew up in a household that neatly displayed its affiliations in the bathroom magazine rack.
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In that case, several major league clubs could cut their affiliations with their minor league teams on their own.
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Although he persuaded King that he no longer had Communist affiliations, doubts about him persisted within the Kennedy administration.
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This commentary was modified from a version published earlier to update the affiliations noted in LZ Granderson's Editor's Note.
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His record as a senator for almost four decades is full of questionable judgment calls, messy compromises, expedient affiliations.
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But the study's findings on how judges' partisan affiliations affected the racial and gender gaps were new and startling.
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This includes full names, birth dates, addresses, political affiliations, voting history and last four digits of Social Security numbers.
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Diab, a professor at the American University of Beirut, is a little-known figure with no known political affiliations.
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"I ask that Congress put aside their party affiliations and investigate Mr. Trump's history of sexual misconduct," Crooks said.
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But Huff disagrees, claiming that this treatment is a result of his political affiliations and support for Donald Trump.
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Things got less predictable when looking at university affiliations for founders of private companies that have raised the most capital.
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Across most other religious affiliations, about the same share voted for Republican candidates as said they approve of the president.
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The majority of people from all political affiliations also say social media is an inappropriate place to express political beliefs.
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Tuesday's guest list includes 6,000 representatives from charities Prince Charles is involved in as well as patronages and military affiliations.
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Beierle's political affiliations were not immediately clear, but he was highly critical of the Obama administration in his 2014 videos.
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When gathered en masse and analysed, where someone travels can reveal her religion, health problems, sexual preferences and political affiliations.
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She knows that in order to hit that number, women of all backgrounds and political affiliations need to step up.
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The figures are approximate because Iran does not have rigid party affiliations and some candidates were backed by both camps.
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She lets the spite and ugly cruelties of Pappy—her father-in-law with KKK affiliations—go unchecked and unremarked.
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Game has become an instant leader in the black community, which is a radical departure from his past gang affiliations.
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Our friendships, strong social affiliations and family relationships are the keys to beating loneliness and leading a more fulfilling life.
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On Tuesday, the House Veteran Affairs Committee will look into the VA and its academic affiliations at 4:15 p.m.
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Google will stop advertisers from targeting election ads using public voter records and general political affiliations, the company said Wednesday.
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The Treasury Department targeted four Colombian nationals and five Colombia-based businesses Wednesday for affiliations with South American drug traffickers.
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Many [unaffiliated Bangladeshis] who are panicked are claiming affiliations with us so as to receive asylum in countries like Germany.
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Phoenix House was a form of self-exile for Mr. Collazo, free from crew affiliations and far from rival terrain.
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People from across political affiliations must collaborate and join the effort to urge Congress to pass vital prison reform legislation.
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Often times, they cull work from artists who have no political affiliations with Neo-Nazism, much to those artists' despair.
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Specifically, white men have sometimes been brought into the fold of modern social tolerance in part by affiliations with labor.
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In an information fog filled with vexed uncertainty, people will either tune out, revert to their tribal affiliations, or both.
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Logos were everywhere on the catwalk, with luxury brands demanding that you wear your affiliations with tongue-in-cheek pride.
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But party affiliations have changed as more Bostonians move north and commute back to the city; Obama won Hillsborough twice.
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Teams do not play one another regularly in the postseason — too many schools, too many conferences, too many bowl affiliations.
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The dormitories have housed students who brought with them grudges from their neighborhoods in Dallas, sometimes stoked by gang affiliations.
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Certainly, the Conner family may have changed political affiliations and become Republicans and there would be nothing wrong with that.
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Her political affiliations later swung far to the left, though she and Mr. Del Fra were both strongly anti-Stalinist.
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The happy result is that you have a true career prosecutor who's never had political ambitions or affiliations running things.
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Update: This piece has been updated to include FSF's announcement and to include additional context to Stallman's comments and affiliations.
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The Virginia pool is likely to be more diverse in its political affiliations, though probably still more Democratic than Republican.
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Both were scheduled to perform that night, and also had affiliations with the 100% Silk label that threw the party.
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The complaint contains, in some cases, details about the jobs the women held in specific years and their previous institutional affiliations.
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Why it matters: Former presidents Bill Clinton and George H.W. Bush were political adversaries with different ideologies and varying party affiliations.
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Allison Rushing, 36, was confirmed to the 4th Circuit over concerns about her lack of experience and conservative views and affiliations.
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The majority of these centers are religiously affiliated, but many of them show no signs of these affiliations in their clinics.
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"Sahrawi is a pedigreed jihadist," Khan said, given that he was a spokesperson for several local jihadist groups with AQ affiliations.
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Two new political apps, VoteWithMe and OutVote, will help you see if your friends voted and what their party affiliations are.
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Although that's all information that was available before, the easy access to syncing all your contacts exposes these affiliations more directly.
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"The fallout is likely to reverse the improvement in economic expectations recorded across all political affiliations in early August," Curtin said.
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But the system of repression in the province goes far beyond anything that would be justified by such proclivities and affiliations.
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But rather than immediately denounce Duke, Trump claimed to CNN's Jake Tapper that he did not know him or his affiliations.
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But like Bob Ottenhoff, WBGO's founder, who hired her in 1978, he counted on Ms. Kirk's affiliations to elevate the program.
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Greg Steube's attacks on the political affiliations (and donations) of the lawyers who worked for him in the special counsel's office.
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Affiliations Sometimes, profit and patriotism may overlap -- as in the multiple attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure allegedly carried out by Russian groups.
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I imagine that people of all races, creeds, religions and political affiliations will be shoulder-to-shoulder, shielded eyes cast skyward.
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Authorities deny the charge, saying they have targeted criminals and militants irrespective of political affiliations, and brought down crime rates considerably.
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I don't presume to know their political affiliations, but the ability to smile, even sardonically, was beyond me at that moment.
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Admittedly, this number should not be taken too literally: it is difficult to assign affiliations to many of the committee's members.
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As interesting as this is what Klar and Krupnikov discover about the political consequences of this social aversion to party affiliations.
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"We have no political or religious affiliations or any interest whatsoever to try to undermine any state or authority," Ojigho said.
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The un-verified include refugees, trafficked children, the homeless, and other people who slip through society without developing many institutional affiliations.
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That is for others to do and why we were careful not to put our institutional affiliations next to our names.
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Although she is not named as a defendant in the suit, her affiliations with anti-Islamic groups and websites are cited.
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Her law degree is from Georgetown, her soybean crop is non-GMO, and her political affiliations are not a foregone conclusion.
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Current politics hover over the movie, even though the people in it are reluctant to talk about their beliefs and affiliations.
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Although the entertainment industry tends to be liberal, celebrities generally do appear at Republican presidential inaugurations, regardless of their political affiliations.
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I have no affiliations with the state of Israel, nor do I harbor any ill will toward the religion of Islam.
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In some cases, the parents hadn't been convicted of anything at all, but border agents claimed that they had gang affiliations.
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Filtering for sci-fi nerds or religious affiliations is just a step removed from clicking your sexual preference on your profile.
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Until 2012, when the Peconic Community School opened, there were only a few private options, all of them with religious affiliations.
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OPINION A letter on Friday about the Department of Veterans Affairs and health care referred incorrectly to the V.A.'s affiliations.
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As much as Viennese balls mirror their city's complex history, intricate social hierarchies and political affiliations, they are also big business.
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Their doctorates and affiliations with top universities may actually be downsides in an administration that has shown disdain for academic expertise.
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The company said political ads would not be directed specifically to audiences based on their public voter records or political affiliations.
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Despite their government affiliations, these papers enjoyed relative freedom thanks to liberal-minded political leaders who considered investigative reporters political allies.
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Go a click in one direction and the group is enhanced by intellectuals with tony affiliations like Steven Pinker at Harvard.
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We wanted a good number of lawmakers but not too many; a mix of party affiliations and compelling interests: no runners!
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The political affiliations of Mueller's team have been spotlighted by former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) an ally of Trump.
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For instance, certain types of rural hospital affiliations may be better for the community than a full hospital closure, she said.
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To that end, there are issues that must rise above the political fray, issues of monumental gravity that transcend party affiliations.
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While the public voting has long been tainted by political affiliations among competitor countries, songs are not allowed to be political.
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All three political affiliations support the banning of gun sales for people on the federal no-fly terrorist watch list, however.
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The numbers went up for Americans of all political affiliations, including Republicans who tend to be more skeptical of government regulations.
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It depends on your own particular threat model, but maybe think twice about announcing your affiliations in such a public manner.
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BlackRock, which has $6.3 trillion in assets under management, engages with governments "irrespective of party affiliations," the company said in a statement.
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For example, both shooters included a "Q & A" section that provided questions and answers about their ideological affiliation, political affiliations, and motives.
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I was and still am a young kid who's made poor choices in affiliations, and I'm actively working to move past that.
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All the academics will retain affiliations with their respective universities, though some will be taking leave to work at Uber full-time.
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Many COs involved in wrongdoing—whether it was beatdowns, or smuggling—had criminal histories and gang affiliations that went under the radar.
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After a judge set his bail at $650,000 due to alleged gang affiliations, he has remained in Merced County Jail awaiting trial.
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Irrespective of party affiliations this political elites evolve committed to each other but not to masses they have been sworn to represent.
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Information can include aliases, birthdates, interests and affiliations, addresses and address history, education information, employment details, information on marriage, divorce, bankruptcy, etc.
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Deprived of the solidarity of comrades, our visions seem idiosyncratic and quixotic; fortified by our political affiliations, they seem moral and viable.
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Righter takes a different approach than Donald Daters, which Moreno told me is open to people of all political affiliations — even liberals.
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Meanwhile, some payday lenders have even sought affiliations with Native American tribes in an effort to escape the reach of state law.
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King's comments and affiliations with white nationalists earned him a rare rebuke during the 2018 campaign from national Republicans when Ohio Rep.
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The survey for department leadership included more than 70 questions regarding what the agency does, its workforce, costs, professional affiliations and more.
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Over five days, they did dozens of hours of interviews on camera, with staff and inmates of all ages, races, and affiliations.
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When inmates first arrive at the jail complex they are asked about gang affiliations, but it is unclear how forthcoming they are.
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It is far past time for the moral world to move away from anything other than absolutely necessary affiliations with Saudi Arabia.
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Over 500 donors (from various party affiliations) gave $13,107 to repair the Hillsborough, North Carolina office before the campaign closed Monday morning.
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And numerous polls show that the public opposes benefit cuts - a view that is common across all demographic groups and political affiliations.
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"There are simply too many BN-linked companies and consumers have long understood that businesses need political affiliations in Malaysia," she said.
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This is not to say that Mr. Kiarostami, who died on Monday at 76, was an artist without roots or local affiliations.
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The social media behemoth suspended the pages Friday and said it would ask administrators to disclose their Russian affiliations, according to CNN.
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A large majority of Americans say that presidents should not have the power to pardon themselves, and the results cross political affiliations.
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Potential partners, employees, and board members must be broadly scrutinized, taking into account the totality of their aims, actions, statements, and affiliations.
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They'll be given the chance to review the information they share on their profiles, including political and religious affiliations and relationship status.
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And while the numbers track voters' party affiliations, not all Democrats are voting for Clinton, and not all Republicans are supporting Trump.
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"So I told her, 'Great point, being inclusive and respectful of all religious affiliations is incredibly important to Mic,'" Mr. Altchek said.
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No one had thought of doing that before, coupling music and men's wear together to publicly explore their own teenage subcultural affiliations.
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The images requested are very personal and usually draw from their religious affiliations, personal interests, relationships to the environment, or aesthetic preferences.
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People of all political leanings and affiliations are welcome on Wikipedia as long as the content they publish is supported with evidence.
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The secretary of state has long eschewed domestic politics, and we used to say that party affiliations end at the waters' edge.
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The study identified the political party affiliations of 20,000 primary care physicians in in 29 states, and surveyed 1,529 doctors in total.
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Bloods and Crips frequently work together in music, and violence in hip-hop rarely stems from those affiliations these days, Wack said.
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Religious affiliations are in flux, but many remain members of the Roman Catholic Church, which has not voiced opposition to the museum.
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For example, some files state only that the parent was suspected of having gang affiliations or a criminal history, without additional information.
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Justice, a former Democrat who switched party affiliations last month, is already bucking his new party according to a Metro News report.
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In the summer of 1988 alone, the regime hanged an estimated 30,000 political prisoners following minute-long interrogations regarding their political affiliations.
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We also don't see our affiliations with these universities and our desire to hold them to a higher standard as diametrically opposed.
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He is a professor at George Washington University Law School and has represented clients from a variety of backgrounds and political affiliations.
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While their former jobs in the government are always featured prominently in their public appearances, their current business affiliations often go unmentioned.
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Most are accused of affiliations with the Gulen movement, the Islamic followers of Fethullah Gulen, the cleric accused of orchestrating the putsch.
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Jails in England and Wales house a churning population of 700 or so terrorism offenders and other criminals suspected of terrorist affiliations.
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" He said fallout from the Charlottesville violence will "reverse the improvement in economic expectations recorded across all political affiliations in early August.
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Tribal governments' special political status is not that of a racial or ethnic group, nor are we associations, affiliations or interest groups.
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Many states have balked at the panel's request for voter data, which includes names, dates of birth, political affiliations and much more.
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The downside is, your browsing history may contain sensitive information about your health concerns, political affiliations, family problems, religious beliefs or sexual habits.
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A line of people, many wearing T-shirts advertising their church group affiliations, snakes into an exhibit about the world before The Flood.
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Georgia looks likely to face a choice between two extremes, which both explains and is the cause of declining numbers for partisan affiliations.
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People are more instinctively drawn to small groups, whether that is their local communities or their near to hand social affiliations and identities.
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Hospitals that formed affiliations tended to have more beds, more nurses, and were more likely to be accredited by the Commission on Cancer.
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He was in solitary because hehad a lot of tattoos, some with supposed gang affiliations, and so he keptgetting into fistfights and stuff.
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" The American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California previously expressed concerns to MapLight that Dataminr's tool could be used to "map political affiliations.
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In museum literature, Friedman identifies the participants' tribal affiliations, but she also acknowledges their unique contributions by emphasizing the nuances of each performance.
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When asked which sects they belonged to, Ms. Hammoud and her friend, Noor Maanaki, 21, implored a reporter not to identify their affiliations.
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Others who have found homes at America First might have been too controversial, based on previous comments or affiliations, for Trump administration jobs.
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Law enforcement agencies maintain databases of individuals suspected of having gang affiliations, but the lists have come under fire from civil rights groups.
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Afghan officials also worry that religious affiliations could push some people in Nuristan to help Islamic State fighters by providing food or shelter.
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If techno happens to wade your political affiliations so be it but you kind of want to separate your fun from other things.
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In the case of men like C.K. and Weinstein, their political affiliations might be way more than just a case of cognitive dissonance.
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At the time of writing, dozens of media outlets have been shut down in Turkey, and many journalists of different affiliations remain imprisoned.
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Why it matters: The U.S. already has citizens and residents who have those affiliations, which we saw during the "Unite the Right" rally.
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Because when you look at individual topics, the divide between voters and non-voters is even clearer than their red or blue affiliations.
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Update 7/27/2019: This story was updated to more precisely describe the professional affiliations of Becca Lewis, Robyn Caplan, and Tarleton Gillespie.
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There's all different kinds of people's feelings and affiliations with religion and with the military and with the kind of communities they have.
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It presumes that a group is a discrete whole, that once in it, we can't get out of it or have competing affiliations.
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Data that was allegedly shared included age, race, religion, income levels, charitable donations, medical conditions, political affiliations and shopping habits, court papers show.
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In a letter signed by Kobach, the commission asked for names, addresses, birth dates and party affiliations of registered voters in each state.
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No matter what our political affiliations may be, as Americans we can all agree on the importance of economic growth and prosperous communities.
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Kohut, whose prior affiliations include the Palo Alto Medical Foundation, was fired Monday from an Arkansas medical practice, according to The Mercury News.
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It forced the majority to acknowledge that cultural, national, and linguistic affiliations determine not only who we are but also what we get.
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The dataset — which included names, addresses, birth dates, party affiliations, phone numbers and emails — spanned all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
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Unlike France, the United States and Britain allow census figures on ethnic origins and religious affiliations, and celebrations of diverse identities are encouraged.
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Respondents in the poll were asked to report their political affiliations, disclosing whether they plan to participate in their states' primaries and caucuses.
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And the 2628 rules have been hugely popular, with polls registering support as high as 28500 percent among voters of all political affiliations.
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The April 12-13 survey of registered voters found overwhelming support across ages, races, genders, and even political affiliations for making cannabis legal.
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While many are sympathetic to Islamist parties' call for social justice, and some have had affiliations with such groups, few are lasting members.
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Mr. Woods recalled that, when pursuing such cases with fellow state attorneys general, he was not even sure of some colleagues' party affiliations.
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"All three have religious affiliations and knew each other in that capacity," said Michael Tobin, a spokesman for the United States attorney's office.
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Charities with religious affiliations, of which Compassion International is the largest, make up more than half of the top 15 donors to India.
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And so there has been a retreat to tribalism and identity groups, with civic associations replaced by religious, ethnic, or other cultural affiliations.
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On Monday, Digital Music News writer Paul Resnikoff found 37 bands on Spotify with affiliations to neo-Nazi and white supremacist hate groups.
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His father is a urological surgeon in private practice in Manhattan and the Bronx, with affiliations with NewYork-Presbyterian and Mount Sinai Hospital.
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The United States has already blacklisted dozens of entities and people for affiliations with the Guards, but not the organization as a whole.
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The United States has already blacklisted dozens of entities and people for affiliations with the IRGC, but not the organization as a whole.
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I appreciate that Kocher and Emanuel, due to their partisan affiliations, can't acknowledge in public what everybody knows to be true in private.
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Swift has posted about voting in the past, but she never specified her political affiliations; this post was her first endorsement of a candidate.
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Google offers employee resource groups organized around race, gender, sexuality, age, disability, and other affiliations, and has published an annual diversity report since 2014.
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King, 3173, has been widely criticized for his comments and support for candidates with white supremacist affiliations, including by members of his own party.
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People who knew Kushner said his decision to leave behind his business, political affiliations, and friendships for Trump was "mystifying," according to the magazine.
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The United States has already blacklisted dozens of entities and people for affiliations with the IRGC, but the organization as a whole is not.
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Many of Trinidad and Tobago's state schools have religious affiliations but are ethnically mixed; the government pays most of their costs regardless of denomination.
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Alongside questions about demographics and political affiliations, the survey asked participants for their "most important source of news and information" about the 2016 election.
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Two white inmates lure him to a restroom and attack him for not adhering to the strict race/gang affiliations established in the prison.
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The Bachelor and The Bachelorette produce love in vitro, in a colorless void where things like political affiliations and religious views simply don't exist.
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More complex still are attitudes about the ideological causes or demographic affiliations that might lead jurors to sympathize with one party or the other.
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In recent months, hundreds of members of the security forces have been discharged because of their political or religious affiliations, the security officials said.
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Or, in the case of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, it's that our political affiliations are being arranged on the basis of our greatest vulnerabilities.
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King, 69, has been widely criticized for his comments and support for candidates with white supremacist affiliations, including by members of his own party.
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"There will be some limitations to a complete overhaul as only three commissioners are allowed to be of the same political affiliations," Barclays said.
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The cross promotion of programming and events through the league and its nonprofit affiliations keeps the NFL logo radiantly shining on its target markets.
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The more than 200 institutions in the Smithsonian's Affiliations program can borrow and loan works among themselves more freely by virtue of the partnership.
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Perwaiz is an independent physician but maintained affiliations with two hospitals in the area: Bon Secours Maryview Medical Center and Chesapeake Regional Medical Center.
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Prosecutors successfully prevented a political consultant who testified about working with Manafort in Ukraine from talking about his political affiliations early in the day.
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A new study using data from Hinge suggests that similar educational backgrounds, religious affiliations, and even initials make matches more likely on the app.
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The researchers also didn't evaluate audio or video to see if an influencer disclosed affiliations in the content itself rather than in the text.
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Work together with politicians and organizations of various political affiliations to create the best possible solutions and get more people involved in local politics.
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The spying in "Transcription" happens under the aegis of MI5, the British intelligence agency whose elite affiliations and Cold War defections are well known.
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So in a philosophical sense, Delaware's Supreme Court petition isn't just asking the justices to decide if political affiliations can guide state judicial appointments.
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Some ethics experts said that even if rules don't formally prohibit it, close affiliations with a company — like serving on its board — are imprudent.
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The Israeli military also did say not what, if anything, it knew about the affiliations or history of the majority of the Palestinians killed.
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All the women signed their names and professional affiliations, with the exception of one anonymous law student and one anonymous "senior" Justice Department attorney.
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Nor do we provide tangible support to "charitable" organizations that have been designated as having terrorist affiliations that are a danger to our people.
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Urban spaces were transformed into bastions of dissent, and sectarian affiliations were cast out in favor of civic engagement that transcended religion and class.
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The Republican and Democratic standard-bearers, no matter their relative qualifications, assets, and quirks, are only modestly more important than voters' basic partisan affiliations.
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I wish everyone would try honoring this "don't ask; don't tell" tradition and give each other a chance to see beyond our tribal affiliations.
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CNN said it selected audience members with varying political affiliations with a focus on those who would be impacted by the proposed repeal plan.
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"I ask that Congress put aside their party affiliations and investigate Mr. Trump's history of sexual misconduct," Crooks said at a joint news conference.
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Sunny Isles Beach is busier and has more international residents; its condos stand out for their over-the-top amenities and designer-name affiliations.
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The president, speaking in the Kremlin in December, declared that prosecuting people for their religious affiliations was "a total nonsense" and had to stop.
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It was recently announced she would be giving up these affiliations and will work with Prince Harry on his personal foundation after their wedding.
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Humans have demonstrated a terrible capacity to engage in acts of appalling brutality against "others" on account of their ethnicity, religion, or tribal affiliations.
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I think the more complex answer is that we're hopefully near the endpoint of a three-generation reshuffling of our partisan affiliations by identity.
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There was no immediate confirmation about the gunman's motives or possible affiliations — but several groups in the region feel powerful animosity toward Russia and Turkey.
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Instead, news sharing has become a prominent identity signal: We proclaim our affiliations by posting links to articles that reflect our groups' taste and beliefs.
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In the year after hospitals formed affiliations, their 90-day mortality rates decreased from 9.8% to 6.3% and the number of surgeries they performed increased.
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New research examines whether mutual fund managers put more money in companies that are led by executives who share their political ideologies or party affiliations.
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But, as I noted above, the case is different where the motion rests on assertions about a particular judge's religious convictions rather than mere affiliations.
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They could go back to affiliations with offline institutions, like universities, and make your experience within these tribes be the default experience of the site.
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It notes that two previous aides were party members and eight others, who helped shape King&aposs organization in its early stages, had communist affiliations.
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Mada Masr, an Egyptian news website based in the country which describes itself as progressive and has no Islamist or Qatari affiliations, was also inaccessible.
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A new Vermont law requires that data brokers register with the government, revealing 121 data brokers that mine everything from political affiliations to credit scores.
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While there are several hundred street gang affiliations, only two prison gangs are widely represented throughout L.A. County: the Aryan Brotherhood and the Mexican Mafia.
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Notably, while public training sessions are open to folks of all political affiliations, the organization is only financially supporting Democratic candidates—at least for now.
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While Comey has donated to past GOP presidential candidates and was a registered Republican until recently, Clinton did not mention his party affiliations on Saturday.
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The College Republicans club at the University of Washington had already lost its national and state recognition over its apparent affiliations with far-right groups.
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The words sum up what every woman — no matter their background, race, religion, sexual orientation, political affiliations — has experienced at some point in their lives.
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Here's a comparison of the top ten: The rankings didn't change much when looking at university affiliations for founders of startups with sizeable capital raises.
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As part of the Affordable Care Act, companies were required to provide female employees with free access to contraceptive health care regardless of religious affiliations.
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When Americans are forced to publicly identify their beliefs and affiliations, it enables those in power to target them with threats, discrimination, retaliation, or worse.
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During the first year of the Obama administration, the president's advisors, including Tchen, were tasked with just that, vetting candidates for any possibly unsavory affiliations.
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"Tattoos provide valuable information on an individual's affiliations or beliefs and can support identity verification of an individual," one researcher wrote in a NIST whitepaper.
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Smaller, grassroots organizations may also be better positioned to produce counter-speech content because they're closer to the ground and don't bear any government affiliations.
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And a new compromise was put in place that balanced the right to access birth control with the religious affiliations of a place like Georgetown.
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Informers are perhaps the most common kind of collaborator, but they are notorious chameleons, making it virtually impossible to pin down their affiliations at all.
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The hospitals' websites no longer mention any affiliations with him, although Bon Secours' website previously said his "surgical skills are unparalleled," according to the Pilot.
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A spokeswoman for the app told Reuters that the women's accounts weren't banned over their political affiliations, but rather the fact they were spamming users.
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Affiliations are self-reported and in comparison to the U.S. population in general, a disproportionate number of senators and representatives name their identity as Christian.
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Party officials also expelled Patrick Little, a candidate for the California Senate, from the state convention in May after learning about his neo-Nazi affiliations.
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And humans' tendency to place tribal affiliations ahead of reality continues to create challenges for those who might want to provide clarity amid overheated discourse.
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Do his past affiliations with the Nation of Islam, reflect his personal beliefs and how do they reflect on the Democratic Party as a whole?
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This means U.S. elected officials of all partisan affiliations must protect freedom of the press across political lines—even when they don't like the news.
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Notwithstanding his apparent pro-Palestinian sympathies and affiliations prior to running for the Senate and later the White House, President Obama initially maintained this policy.
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Of those, VICE News estimates about 30 voiced their support for the repeal, based on affiliations on the speaker list as well as live testimony.
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Apart from her religious affiliations with a virulently homophobic church, there is no evidence of Kris Jenner herself ever taking a stand on gay rights.
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I told the client that I had experience writing for a wide variety of ages and political affiliations, which was noncommittal enough to be true.
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The commission last week sent out letters to all 50 states requesting names, addresses, birth dates and party affiliations of registered voters in each state.
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But the Laver Cup is trying to gain initial traction within the short attention spans and looser national affiliations of the internet and globalization era.
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In his most controversial move, Mr. Watson ordered that White House telephone operators record the names, business affiliations and office phone numbers of all callers.
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Rikers Island is plagued by federal investigations and allegations of corruption, including accusations in 2015 that the jail hired guards and doctors with gang affiliations.
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And such tribal affiliations are evidently far more powerful even than the partisan's philosophical or ideological commitments, which readily give way to partisan team loyalty.
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Mr. Hernandez was cordial and relaxed as he described everything from the gang's attacks to its leadership ladder to the gang affiliations of other rappers.
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Participants then rated the various fonts as liberal or conservative, and answered questions about their political party affiliations, their political ideologies, age, gender and race.
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In "Partisan Hearts and Minds," published in 21984, three political scientists made an empirical case that political affiliations form in early adulthood and seldom change.
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In a recent interview with The New York Times Magazine, Mr. Michaels said he believes the show speaks to a wide range of political affiliations.
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Back at that road junction, though, if you turn south instead, you reach the outskirts of a hamlet with different affiliations: Bluff, population maybe 6805.
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On at least 22010 forms traced to Ms. Hall, officials said, the party affiliations of already-registered Democrats and Independents had been switched to Republican.
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Investigators with Republican affiliations get to look into charges of wrongdoing by Democrats and Republicans, but Democrats don't get to look into charges about Democrats.
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Since the network works directly with banking partners, money can be transferred between accounts — regardless of bank affiliations — for free, and can be withdrawn in minutes.
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According to a May 2016 report from the ACLU and MergerWatch, a public health watchdog, 14.5% of hospitals (approximately 548) in the U.S. have Catholic affiliations.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, A&E's Generation KKK is set to debut in 2017 and will document four families with affiliations with the Ku Klux Klan.
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Websites such as Mada Masr, an Egyptian news website that describes itself as progressive and has no Islamist or Qatari affiliations, were also blocked last week.
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What was notably missing from Trump's speech is what Americans of all political affiliations crave at such historic moments: optimism and a vision for the future.
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They have even created a "ditch and switch" website explaining to voters which states are closed primaries and when the deadlines are for changing party affiliations.
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Manafort was clearly within the special counsel's area of interest because of his role in the campaign and his affiliations with Ukraine and Russia, Dreeben said.
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Eighty-three percent of Jewish Americans say abortion should be legal, which makes them the most pro-abortion group of all affiliations, including the non-religious.
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The goal of the site, whose team says it has no formal affiliations with any party, is to regain Democratic control of the House in 2018.
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To defend himself, Dr. Ramogida said, he told his employers about his affiliations soon after Al Jazeera contacted him for comment about his role in ProMed.
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ICE said they will use courthouse arrests only for "specific, targeted aliens" with criminal records, gang affiliations or removal orders, or who pose national security threats.
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What it is: Xfund focuses on seed-stage investments in startups based on research done at universities like Stanford and Harvard (albeit without formal school affiliations).
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Where a lesser author might imagine Thibaut as an embittered loner, who follows only his needs and his conscience, Miéville navigates his protagonist's complicated affiliations deftly.
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Hospitals and large clinics in Panama tend to have affiliations with their U.S. counterparts, from the Cleveland Clinic and Miami Children's Hospital to Johns Hopkins International.
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Other diplomats saw him as a moderating force, someone who could negotiate the intricate mesh of tribal, business, and political affiliations that make up Yemeni society.
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As a former member of the English Defense League, an anti-Islam street movement with hooligan affiliations, Robinson is barred from joining UKIP under party rules.
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Ponce has also built up alliances with five neighboring municipalities — regardless of the mayors' party affiliations — to pool costs and get better deals on construction contracts.
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Still, more than 60 names without affiliations appear on the EPA's lists of expected speakers (although one of those names is "Ferg Ferg," so who knows).
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How diverse is that feed in terms of demographic details like the ages, races, religions, geographical locations, interests and political affiliations of the people you follow?
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CHC had a congregation of 16,482 and 49 affiliations in China, the United States, and seven other countries in 2015, according to its latest annual report.
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The committee leaders would claim that they had legitimate legislative purposes in subpoenaing actors, professors and government employees to interrogate them about their past political affiliations.
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The use of a range of estimated civilian deaths underscored the fact that the government often does not know for sure the affiliations of those killed.
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Craig Fair, a deputy special agent in the FBI's San Francisco field office, said the primary aim is to understand Legan's motivation, ideological leanings and affiliations.
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Meanwhile, acculturative stress—the psychological burden that comes with navigating different cultural affiliations—has been linked to depression, cultural isolation, and suicidal ideation among Asian Americans.
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The United States has already blacklisted dozens of entities and people for affiliations with the IRGC, but had not previously targeted the organization as a whole.
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Someday, I hope to leave swim practice with articles written by opposite political affiliations having consistent facts and possibly one story that would make anyone smile.
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Mark Bernard, the Blackhawks' general manager of minor league affiliations, became aware of Glass's track record and penchant for hard work, leadership and attention to detail.
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"One was the people who openly announced they were feds — either speakers who announced their affiliations, or there was a Meet the Fed panel," he said.
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Until Monday, the hospital had said Dr. Baselga followed internal policies and had mainly just failed to disclose his industry affiliations in some medical journal articles.
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A group of GOP lawmakers and 43 commonwealth attorneys with various political affiliations claim there are numerous errors in the list because of its broad scope.
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Instead of having to reregister to vote to change their party affiliations, Californians will now simply submit signed requests to switch parties to state election officials.
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It has long been known that there is an overall racial sentencing gap, with judges of all political affiliations meting out longer sentences to black offenders.
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Some were detained for hours and reported that they were asked detailed questions about their country of birth as well as religious affiliations and military service.
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And the division claims to have strong systems in place to screen personnel for integrity, weeding out those who have dangerous political, ethnic or religious affiliations.
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It hasn't all been smooth sailing for Braun, who stumbled last week when he had to fire a ballot signature collector with affiliations to white nationalists.
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In a country where politics is dominated by established middle-aged politicians, the 250-year-old Okinawa native is a university student with no party affiliations.
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In Pennsylvania, Colorado and Florida, where a majority of both state and federal appeals court judges have Democratic affiliations, Trump might face a more difficult road.
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For most people, those social signals and affiliations — the building blocks of identity — are much more significant than "the facts" as conveyed by distant, disinterested authorities.
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On Wednesday, Google said it would no longer allow political ads to be directed to specific audiences based on people's public voter records or political affiliations.
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But just as Toussaint did in his broad catalog, the core trio on "With You in Mind" retains an identity across a wide range of affiliations.
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The foreign funding and affiliations were, in some cases, unknown to the National Institutes of Health and even to the American universities where the scientists worked.
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Three years later he formalized loose affiliations with Pro-Football-Reference (founded by Doug Drinen in 2000) and Basketball-Reference (founded by Justin Kubatko in 2004).
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In the ever more fragmented bloc, leaders are trying to balance political affiliations, varying interests of different regions, and an acute gender gap in senior echelons.
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But unlike the other nominees, DeVos's confirmation hearing was a true catastrophe — it raised doubts about her competence, not just her policy platform and political affiliations.
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Flippant jokes on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (as it stood in 2000) are replaced with asides about universal healthcare, Michael Jackson's legacy, and Kanye West's political affiliations.
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The idea is that these connections—whether friendships, affiliations or interests—exist already in the real world, and all we're trying to do is map them out.
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As Senator John McCain was laid to rest, former Secretary of State John Kerry reflected on their longtime friendship — one that thrived despite their different party affiliations.
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But it does mean there's a real stickiness to the political affiliations we form when we're entering young adulthood — and that they stay relatively consistent over decades.
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As parties grow polarized, they have clearer and more distinct brands that make it more likely that voters evaluate state and local candidates through their national affiliations.
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If they find brand affiliations that match their morals and framework, then they absolutely should take the money and use it to pay the never-ending bills.
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Barr also may face scrutiny about past comments questioning the political affiliations of Mueller's team and supporting Trump's decision last year to fire FBI Director James Comey.
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For this exercise, Crunchbase News took a look at top U.S. university affiliations for CEOs of startups that raised $1 million or more in the past year.
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He is a woke king, with his own checkered past that includes gang affiliations and a prison stint that took him away from his wife and children.
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Comedian Josh Gondelman has been a New England Patriots fan his whole life, but this Sunday, he'll try to balance his political affiliations and his team loyalty.
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In the United States, where President Donald Trump has repeatedly denounced the media as purveyors of fake news, trust in media varied widely depending on political affiliations.
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He seemed startled by this, and repeats "What the fuck?" in reaction to how easy it is to find his name, age, address, and party affiliations online.
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In recent days, officials helping organize the testimonials have reached out to people who are known to have worked with potential nominees and who have Republican affiliations.
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And diversity in Hollywood films doesn't just mean a wider swath of race representation but also the inclusion of different genders, political affiliations, religions and sexual orientations.
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Positional labels and annoying conference affiliations make it silly to say "Victor Oladipo is better than Paul George" off this fact alone, but the optics aren't great.
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Complicating matters further, even if a candidate for delegate has aligned with a particular presidential contender, which some are, those affiliations will not appear on the ballot.
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Fifty-seven percent of Republicans said yes, they have lied about it; just 6900 percent of Democrats also said they've lied about political affiliations on a date.
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In Turkey, security forces have detained tens of thousands of people, including US citizens, for alleged affiliations with terrorist organizations, based on little evidence, the advisory says.
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Malaysia's apostasy laws have left many former Muslims in legal limbo, as they are not allowed to register their new religious affiliations or legally marry non-Muslims.
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Nevertheless, Dave Min, another Democrat vying for the same congressional seat, picked up on Forde's crypto affiliations and used them as the basis for an attack ad.
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For an interfaith event, include the names and affiliations of any other celebrant who will participate with the officiant, though please limit to only one other celebrant.
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The accessible information included full names, email and postal addresses, phone numbers, account numbers and points balance, birthday, gender, and any linked loyalty affiliations, like with airlines.
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Aside from the occasional flash of color — a red IJsselmeervogels scarf, a hat adorned with Spakenburg's blue badge — most residents keep their affiliations hidden underneath thick jackets.
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The new voices came from Hollywood stars, California lawmakers and the Olympic gymnast McKayla Maroney — but also from lesser-known voices across industries, political affiliations and generations.
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People in what feels like a hostile environment often reduce their many affiliations down to just one simple one, which they weaponize and defend to the hilt.
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Administration officials said on Thursday that the White House has been advising all its judicial nominees that they need not list religious affiliations on their Senate questionnaires.
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Acknowledging the truth about ourselves — that we see and think about the world through the lens of group affiliations — is the first step to making things better.
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How to watch: Rental or purchase (iTunes, Amazon) Wall-E doesn't care about people's political or social affiliations; Humanity, in this Disney/Pixar film, has stopped trying.
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What that country would look like in the Dutch case is unclear, for Dutch society was always a patchwork of different identities, mostly connected to religious affiliations.
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And some of Trump's current and former staff and advisers have been accused of neo-Nazi affiliations, Islamophobia and having ties to white nationalists and white supremacists.
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Black-clad Robbie Abalos, a 28-year-old Portland activist and standup comic, said he has no tight affiliations but came out to support the anti-fascist protesters.
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According to CNBC, the home's steep price isn't just due to its Hollywood affiliations, it also has 28 bedrooms and sits on more than 5 acres of land.
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Twitter now requires political advertisements to disclose the amount spent to place an ad, the party paying for the campaign, and any affiliations with political parties or candidates.
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The voter data itself contained names, phones numbers, addresses, political affiliations, age and year of birth, gender, voting district, and other demographic information, such as language and ethnicity.
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Race, ethnicity, education, even religious affiliations didn't appear to affect the results, Garbers said, but what really mattered was the relationship between the male and his last partner.
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The survey found rising support for same-sex marriage across affiliations with political parties, race and religion, with support strongest among younger Americans born after 19643 and Democrats.
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Twitter also discussed partnerships it has established with non-governmental organizations to counter violent extremism, including affiliations with People Against Violent Extremism and the Institute for Strategic Dialogue.
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At this moment, however, the Hamawands don't seem particularly interested in political affiliations—they're more focused on the existential fight against ISIS for the preservation of their heritage.
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Police are recording statements of those who received funds from Najib's personal account, among them some with political affiliations and foreigners, said deputy police chief Noor Rashid Ibrahim.
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Mulvaney suggested that Harvey, a former Clinton administration official who's been the CBO's top health analyst for almost a decade, is unreliable based on her previous political affiliations.
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If you covered American politics with enough perspective, it would look a lot like that; it would look like this battle between warring identity groups with tribal affiliations.
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City Harvest had a congregation of 15,923 and more than 50 affiliations in China, the United States, and seven other countries in 2016, its latest annual report shows.
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It was the start of a series of shifting party affiliations—from 1999 to 2001, as a member of the Reform Party, Trump considered a third-party candidacy.
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For these foot soldiers of white supremacy, the titles and group affiliations might change, but their roles—and the centrality of guns to those roles—remained the same.
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Accounts with large followings can request such verification, and Instagram will decide whether to grant the badge to an account, taking into account any legal or business affiliations.
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Armstrong responded that if the details of the report were the same but the members of the team's affiliations were reversed, the hearing would never have been called.
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The inspector general recommended the secretary of State take disciplinary action against department employees who have disciplined employees on perceived political affiliations and not based solely on merit.
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"Enforced disappearance, unlawful arrest and abduction based on political views or affiliations constitute a serious blow to the rule of law," the UN mission said in a statement.
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Anyway, regardless of the authors' affiliations, the study is garbage, for reasons described here by Michael Goggins, senior director of research at the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA).
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Rather, the prince, the third child of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, was rambling and inconsistent in the face of pointed questions about his actions and affiliations.
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The justices may have their own reasons to avoid reviewing a case about the importance of judges' political affiliations, given the rancor of the Supreme Court nomination process.
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"Federal law and Department policy prohibit the use of political or ideological affiliations to assess applicants," an FBI report on politicization at the agency released in 2008 found.
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The fact that they added the "under God" part to the Pledge of Allegiance doesn't represent me, and it doesn't represent others who do not have religious affiliations.
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He also failed to disclose any company affiliations in articles he published in the journal Cancer Discovery, for which he serves as one of two editors in chief.
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At the time, I was using Tinder in LA and I hooked up or matched with people who I knew of beforehand because of their jobs or affiliations.
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People impacted by our broken criminal justice system, from all backgrounds and political affiliations, converged on their state capitols as part of #cut28503's national Day of Empathy.
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The nearly 703 experts who gather for two days to examine and authenticate the objects are no longer allowed to have affiliations with auction houses or other businesses.
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It asks the justices to consider whether states may take account of the political affiliations of judges to try to achieve something like ideological balance on their courts.
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A researcher named Kate Darling, with affiliations at M.I.T., Harvard, and Yale, has recently been trying to understand what is at stake in robo bonds of this kind.
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But California has a "jungle" primary system, in which candidates of all affiliations compete in a single primary before the top two candidates advance to the general election.
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However, Mada Masr, an Egyptian news website based inside the country which describes itself as progressive and has no Islamist or Qatari affiliations, was also inaccessible on Wednesday.
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The 1958 case setting this limit, Watkins v United States, upheld the rights of individuals during America's anti-communist panic not to disclose private political beliefs or affiliations.
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However, studies have shown that the vast majority of Americans of all ages, income levels, and political affiliations are opposed to Social Security benefit cuts in any form.
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A June 28 letter from the election panel sought names, the last four digits of Social Security numbers, addresses, birth dates, political affiliations, felony convictions and voting histories.
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Lebanon's political system awards posts and patronage spoils to politicians of different religious affiliations in order to maintain a balance among the country's 18 officially recognized religious sects.
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" The photographer Ashok Sinha, 42, said that when he met the group, he was fascinated by "how identity gets defined not only by birth but by cultural affiliations.
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Mr Corbyn now has net-unfavourable ratings among men and women of all age groups, in all social classes, in all regions, and of all party affiliations—including Labour.
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Several of the personas in this network falsely claimed affiliations with U.S. outlets like New York Daily News and the Seattle Times, and would often promote each other's tweets.
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The players may be defined by their different iwi (tribal) affiliations in team profiles, but on the field of play, whanaunatanga rules: the Maori All Blacks are one iwi.
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And over the coming months, Khetarpaul will be sharing portraits of "everyday people" — of different political affiliations, races, religions — addressing President Trump during his first 100 days in office.
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North Carolina is one of eight states in which Supreme Court justices run with partisan affiliations; today, six of the seven members of the state's high court are Democrats.
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Iran lacks rigid party affiliations and some candidates are backed by more than one political camp, which makes it difficult to specify which faction has won a parliamentary majority.
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All of that changes in Season 2, when an entire episode of The Crown is devoted to Philip's lonely upbringing marked by tragedy, loss, and relatives with Nazi affiliations.
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They restricted their analysis to studies published between 353 (the first year for which the database held complete listings of a paper's authors and their institutional affiliations) and 2015.
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The second group are voters in all party affiliations that can be swayed, and it's these "swayables" that will greatly affect the outcome in tight races such as this.
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But with unlimited funds and a staff of lawyers who have Democratic affiliations, you can bet they will try to make more than a ham sandwich out of it.
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At the Country Music Awards last year, following the Las Vegas shootings, the Country Music Association asked that press refrain from asking questions about gun rights and political affiliations.
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The notion that website owners should, by default, face a greater risk of being sued and put out of business, simply because of their political affiliations, seems hardly constitutional.
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Judge O'Neill would not recuse himself, and experts said higher courts have typically not viewed spousal affiliations as grounds for judicial recusal, but the defense could revisit the topic.
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Based on the book series by Veronica Roth, the Divergent series takes place in a dystopian society where citizens are sorted into five different affiliations based on their personalities.
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New York Times reporter Rukmini Callimachi shared the video on Twitter on Friday, with the caveat that the prison break and the prisoners' ISIS affiliations haven't been independently confirmed.
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The White House this summer rejected half of the candidates for the nonpartisan Board of Veterans' Appeals after asking for the candidates' party affiliations, The Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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City Harvest had a congregation of 15,923 and more than 50 affiliations in China, the United States, and seven other countries in 2016, according to its latest annual report.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Tuesday he would reshuffle his cabinet to appoint technocrats to replace ministers appointed on the basis of political affiliations.
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Six of the judges now hearing the oral arguments were appointed by Democrats and four by Republicans, although the party affiliations may not necessarily dictate how the judges rule.
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But he argued that political affiliations on the right or left — he describes himself as an economic populist — are confining labels, and that people should show more personality online.
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The U.S. cannot seriously challenge journalists in Turkey, lest give credence to the government's long-standing contention that journalists can be targeted for their media affiliations and words written.
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The party's ads are focusing more on Democratic nominee Danny O'Connor — his résumé, his political affiliations and his donations — as Democrats fold the tax cut into their own messaging.
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The skills we need, I had to develop a social media presence because I'm self-published, I don't have affiliations and credentials and it's become fantastically useful to me.
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Among the groups that repeatedly did not disclose their political affiliations were several U.S. government agencies, as well as Xinhua News, the media outlet owned by the Chinese government.
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The change means political advertisers can no longer target ads using data such as public voter records and general political affiliations such as right-leaning, left-leaning or independent.
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"On the one hand, it's pretty clear from this survey that Americans don't consider an institution's religious affiliations when they need healthcare, especially when they are sick," Wu said.
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The first thing to note is that Bolton would, according to a trio of foreign policy experts from different political affiliations that I spoke to, be a disastrous choice.
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A Major League Baseball proposal would drastically alter the landscape of minor league baseball, severing the major league affiliations of 42 teams in the lower levels of the minors.
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The change means political advertisers can no longer target ads using data such as public voter records and general political affiliations such as right-leaning, left-leaning or independent.
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Except that the groups don't just deny these affiliations — they openly advocate policies and interpretations of Islam that directly contradict this supposed grand Muslim Brotherhood plot against American values.
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The pattern is modest, the numbers aren't large, the partisan affiliations of several investigators are difficult to determine, and there might be reasons other than partisanship to explain it.
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Farmers generally decide to whom they want to sell their grain based on the prices offered by different handlers, how close they live to delivery sites and personal affiliations.
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The Buckingham Palace gathering honored Charles' patronages, military affiliations and charities, and also paid tribute to first responders of the terrorist attack at Ariana Grande's Manchester concert in May 2017.
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In just one memorable incident last year, a political analytics firm called Deep Root accidentally leaked personal information for 198 million United States voters, including names, addresses, and party affiliations.
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Even trying to block further advances will be increasingly tough, given the number of Americans from all backgrounds and political affiliations who now know and love someone who is LGBTQ.
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That's when we need to assert the right of terrorist suspects to receive a fair trial, and when we need respect the freedoms of all Americans, regardless of religious affiliations.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how community hospital affiliations with top-ranked cancer hospitals might direct impact the quality of care or mortality rates.
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But eBay has endured scandals, bad press, and unsavory affiliations because it continues to be really, really good at one thing: helping you buy obscure shit on the internet.22001.
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Within hours, accusations were being made about the candidate's political affiliations, about whether he is in the legal mainstream and whether he could protect the "enshrined rights of all Americans".
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The researchers set out to evaluate whether mutual fund managers tend to put more money into companies that are led by executives who share their political ideologies or party affiliations.
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Mr Kennedy, meanwhile, is leaning on a more traditional campaign blueprint for a Louisiana Republican facing off against a Democrat, by repeatedly reminding voters of the two candidates' political affiliations.
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This will require coalitions of unusual players—bringing together leaders across political affiliations and at all levels of government, along with businesses, faith groups, universities, community organizations and many more.
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There are no signs that either Bolton or Pompeo has cut ties with Gaffney or others like him, or that either is willing to disavow their past affiliations with them.
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Kanye West's big flashy Wyoming party for the release of Ye also fits this mold, especially in light of his recent comments regarding his political affiliations and support for Trump.
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According to The Texas Tribune, that kind of voter data in Texas is already obtainable for a fee, but information relating to individuals' political affiliations and party memberships is not.
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"When I enter the voting booth each time, I look at the candidate, not the party label," Bloomberg, who has had various political affiliations, said in his prime-time speech.
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"The women featured come from a wide range of backgrounds, generations, and political affiliations, but each has shattered glass ceilings on her way up the ranks," added the CNN spokesperson.
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While leaders are trying to balance political and regional affiliations within the bloc plus an acute lack of women in senior roles, there is no guarantee the proposal will fly.
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Last month he vowed to appoint technocrats to replace ministers appointed on the basis of political affiliations but that pledge too remains unfulfilled and frustration with the government has increased.
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Furthermore, future analysis at the county- or district-level may shed further light upon these relationships, which might be particularly valuable for swing states, where political affiliations are more fragmented.
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But even outside of those remarks, some American Jews have found Ellison's vocal criticisms of the Israeli government's policies — coupled with his youthful affiliations with anti-Semites — to be disqualifying.
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That's why Pai's move to abolish net neutrality protections that date [to] long before 2015 has led to such a loud and sustained outcry by Americans of all political affiliations.
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As is evidenced by the millions of contracts formed between co-writers of different PRO affiliations, fractional licensing is the way our industry has conducted business for over 75 years.
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That hasn't stopped him from working with artists who have rival gang affiliations ... he's made music with both YG and The Game -- both of whom have been tied to Bloods.
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Indeed, in 2007 it became clear that the Department of Justice had engaged in speedy — and illegal — hiring practices, basing immigration judge hiring on the candidate's Republican Party affiliations alone.
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The letter, signed by commission vice chairman and Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach (R), asked for names, addresses, birth dates and party affiliations of registered voters in each state.
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Last year his Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) bombed at the polls in Bihar, a state famed for convoluted politics based on group affiliations such as caste and religion.
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Political parties and individuals with party affiliations have been fast accumulating ideological purchase over the airwaves, with more than a third of news channels under some form of political control.
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We can be proud Americans today not because of our politics or affiliations but because of our common country and unique but shared identity as the United States of America.
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He leaves out a later, more specious suit he brought in 2005, just as he is very careful to give only a fleeting, cautiously worded mention of his political affiliations.
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Arlen Specter, the last senator to switch party affiliations, became a Democrat again in 2009 for the same reason he became a Republican in 1965: he couldn't get elected otherwise.
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Oklahoma also has a "closed primary" — meaning voters had to be registered with the party — which normally means the electorate has more voters with strong partisan affiliations, according to Dickinson.
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The commission had been seeking voluminous information on voters, including names, addresses, dates of birth, political affiliations and the last four digits of Social Security numbers, along with voting history.
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Fans debated the legitimacy of his gang affiliations, the morality of supporting a sex offender, and 6ix26ine's penchant for baiting other artists, like Chief Keef and YG, through social media.
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Those assembled for the parade were grouped by work affiliations: there were farmers and factory workers, and in front of them all stood the soldiers of the People's Liberation Army.
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Some election law experts said the ruling, which upheld a lower court decision, would make it easier to challenge voting districts based partly on partisan affiliations and partly on race.
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Karwowski said she makes sure that her clients properly disclose their affiliations, but has seen examples where that's not the case, leaving advertisers and influencers susceptible to potential FTC violations.
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The review acknowledged some missteps, including the news agency's lack of protest when its photos were used for Nazi propaganda and its employment of German photographers with active political affiliations.
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It defines who we are, determines our social status, mediates our sense of self-worth, shapes our political affiliations and determines our entitlements to a slice of the economic pie.
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Former Iraqi childhood acquaintances, professional contacts, and others connected to Hussein requested to remain anonymous before speaking to CNN about a man whose terrorist affiliations still haunt and threaten them.
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Police official Alexis Munoz said the shooting originated from within the jail, where inmates are grouped according to gang affiliations to avoid confrontations, and that the cause was being investigated.
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The commission sent out a request for all states to submit voter registration information, including voters' names, addresses, party affiliations and the last four digits of their Social Security numbers.
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"He can help progressive candidates for the Senate, especially, recover the Senate for the Democrats," added Nader, who sought the White House five times under three different political party affiliations.
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That said, I understand that memorizing nearly a thousand tribal affiliations might be a lot to ask when your mind's already full of fun facts about your favorite "Bachelor" contestants.
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Mr. Guadalupe declined to disclose the cost of the I.C.C. partnership, but said that it was in the "single millions" of dollars and much less costly than Hublot's soccer affiliations.
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Although Amazon's grocery and same-day delivery services are considered threats, convenience stores are also launching online platforms; their affiliations with traditional supermarkets and logistics networks are seen as advantages.
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PACs have been super-charged by tech platforms in recent years, because they eschew normal party affiliations and simply fund politicians that pledge their allegiance to the aims of the group.
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BERLIN – Christians in western Europe are less accepting of immigrants and non-Christians than people without religious affiliations, a study published Tuesday that was based on a 233-country survey found.
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"The groups identified as most at risk are human rights advocates, journalists, people with particular political affiliations or beliefs, people who protest or engage in non-violent political activity," Brook said.
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She attached a screenshot of text conversation that she claimed was between her and her mom, saying her mom had kicked her out of the house for her newfound political affiliations.
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Loyalties to the traditional big-tent parties have also weakened, and voters are less likely to vote according to affiliations to a trade union, the church or a particular social class.
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Beyond privacy, there might be an uncomfortable element to discovering your friends' party affiliations and finding out who's a Republican in a blue state or a Democrat in a red state.
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Sen. Dick Durbin noted this week that the U.S. Immigration Services department screens for affiliations with nazis or totalitarian parties for anyone trying to become a citizen or a permanent resident.
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While disenfranchisement laws disproportionately affect black people, Meade told VICE Impact that it's important for people, and voters to realize that disenfranchisement affects people of all races, religions, and political affiliations.
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His raps—which seldom take pauses—are hushed flows that rarely line up with the beat and are clear derivatives of Atlanta rapper Hoodrich Pablo Quan (who he's had affiliations with).
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Holding widely publicized hearings on the links between the Communist Party and the union's officers, HUAC made the workers think twice about supporting leaders whose affiliations had provoked a government investigation.
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The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, offered the group temporary protection from deportation without a pathway to citizenship — a move broadly supported by Americans of all political affiliations.
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"In unilaterally removing Mr. Taylor and American Renaissance from its open, public platform Twitter seeks to censor Mr. Taylor solely based on his controversial viewpoints and perceived affiliations," the lawsuit states.
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"Their disavowals of bigotry are belied by their actions: rank-and-file Proud Boys and leaders regularly spout white nationalist memes and maintain affiliations with known extremists," the SPLC's website states.
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This bias toward people who share our distinctive characteristics is ubiquitous and shapes many aspects of our lives, including our workplace teams, social circles, residence locations, occupational choices, and personal affiliations.
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According to Pew, the 28503th Congress is slightly more religiously diverse than its predecessor, but still over-represents Protestants and Catholics in proportion to the affiliations' share in the general public.
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The alienated, misunderstood individuals — the white guys struggling with the burdens of power — who defined the genre in the early 2000s have for the most part been absorbed into larger affiliations.
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Twitter's new policy states that cause-based ads cannot be targeted by ZIP code or tailored audiences and may not include terms associated with prohibited advertisers or political content or affiliations.
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"Political messaging has always been a driver for people's partisan affiliations…but what's more interesting today is that we're in an age of fear and loss," said Brookings' Nicol Turner-Lee.
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For example, Democrats found that in Colorado, some lenders did not have to comply with state law setting interest caps and other limits due to their affiliations with Native American tribes.
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Critics argue that stripping the major league affiliations from those minor league teams -- mostly in small or rural communities that don't have any major league sports -- would effectively shutter the clubs.
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There is substantial bias against women and ethnic minorities, and blind experiments have shown that removing names and institutional affiliations can radically change important decisions that shape the careers of scientists.
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Rather, the review exposed inadequate oversight and a lack of established protocols for examining whether employees' and executives' affiliations with corporations could result in biased results that favored a company's products.
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This episode captures in sharp relief how suffrage activism for women arose in the 252th century alongside anti-slavery passion, producing in special cases like the Philadelphia meeting, cross-racial affiliations.
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But it is not clear whether the group that Microsoft identified reports to the Cyber Corps or is made up, deliberately, of freelancers and others whose affiliations are harder to trace.
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Some American citizens of Iranian descent were detained for hours and reported that they were asked detailed questions about their countries of birth as well as religious affiliations and military service.
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In response to the suit, a lawyer for the Trump Organization, Alan Garten, said the case was "completely meritless" and seized on the Democratic affiliations of Tesseract and the plaintiff's lawyers.
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The next time you watch any televised investigative committee and see such stonewalling and political posturing, take time to write down the names, political affiliations and political districts of the offenders.
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This included 250 facilities designated as major teaching hospitals with membership in the Council of Teaching Hospitals, 894 hospitals with medical school affiliations designated as minor teaching hospitals, and 3,339 community hospitals.
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Putting political divisions and affiliations aside, the government partially shutting down for the third time over the last year is extremely worrisome, particularly when considering its impact on the nation's cybersecurity priorities.
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But a 2015 study indicated the number of children who "misperceive or reject their parents' political party affiliations" was much higher than previously thought — at more than half of all US children.
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However, what was given to me from all the different backgrounds, and different political affiliations of group 23, was that no matter what political party you're with, there's always room for improvement.
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Evans, with the help of Young Republican volunteers, has compiled a database of all the convention delegates using a combination of direct phone calls, scouring social media and combing through public affiliations.
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For researchers or analysts to contribute to the Mosaic platform, they will have to disclose their personal and professional affiliations with cryptoasset holdings so that research is not fueled by personal gain.
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With all this talk of shopping consciously, not just in terms of sustainability and ethics but in terms of values and mission, it's time we held brands accountable for their affiliations, too.
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So I think there are some quite new things which have eroded those slightly pillar-like associations between certain types of work, certain regions, certain classes, certain identities and certain political affiliations.
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Italy&aposs 5-Star Movement is defending Giuseppe Conte, tapped to become the country&aposs next premier, against reports accusing him of overstating his affiliations with elite international universities in his resume.
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The resume&aposs lack of specificity regarding his time abroad at the foreign universities led to speculation in the Italian media Tuesday that Conte had inflated his affiliations with the elite institutions.
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The garden party at Buckingham Palace, which honors Charles' patronages, military affiliations and charities, also paid tribute to first responders of the terrorist attack at Ariana Grande's Manchester concert in May 2017.
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Despite the claim on the MIT List Visual Arts Center website that Conrad's affiliations span "from Fluxus to the Pictures Generation," the artist was resistant even to this level of institutional categorization.
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Andrew turned out to be a 21942-year-old scientist/engineer in East Brighton, Victoria, a beachy suburb of Melbourne, with affiliations at Monash University in Melbourne and the University of Adelaide.
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Most of the other boxers around had no real drawing appeal, were banned in one state or another for alleged racket affiliations or were considered too tough for Patterson, by his manager.
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In recent weeks, at least 135 mayors aligned with the Workers' Party have changed their party affiliations — about a fifth of the nation's mayors who had been elected on the party's ticket.
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The proposed restrictions include checking prospective students' phone records and scouring their personal accounts on Chinese and U.S. social media platforms for anything that might raise concerns, including affiliations with government organizations.
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While controversy around Porsche's Nazi affiliations and the questions around whether it's a true Porsche could deter some bidders, many Porsche collectors will be vying for this important piece of automotive history.
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How diverse are their social media and news feeds in terms of the ages, races, religions, geographical locations, interests and political affiliations of the people they follow — and why does it matter?
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In the near future, one would suspect his most likely forum would be in stand-up, especially with corporate partners -- including FX, HBO and Netflix -- shying away from prior affiliations with him.
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The company has recently amped up its affiliations with A-listers in its marketing efforts for Alexa, including Super Bowl ads featuring the likes of Harrison Ford, Cardi B, and Anthony Hopkins.
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"At the same time she's denouncing big money corrupting politics, she's taking big money corrupting her politics," added Nader, who sought the White House five times under three different political party affiliations.
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Chef Ruth Gresser told Washington City Paper that the initiative, which began this month, is intended to "engage" customers in a conversation about women in politics, but won't list lawmakers' party affiliations.
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While the right raged at liberals "politicizing" the event, the misidentified man's political leanings were simply transferred to Paddock, despite lack of evidence that he had had any political affiliations at all.
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Drake continues to be the thirstiest sports fan imaginable—salivating over Curry at In-N-Out, craving Russell Westbrook's loving touch, and generally changing team affiliations at the drop of a hat.
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Some conservatives have come out with similar criticism of Khashoggi, pointing to affiliations they say suggest Khashoggi had a darker side than many knew, according to a story in The Washington Post.
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And while the Asian vote has never been monolithic — it includes a vast array of ethnicities, nationalities and religious affiliations — the distaste for Mr. Trump extends far and deep into all groups.
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And Lesandro's death served as a counterpoint to recent criticism of law enforcement's strategies to arrest gang members in large operations and to warehouse their names and affiliations in a computer database.
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It has included fruitful stints with Art Blakey and Wayne Shorter as well as more outlandish affiliations, such as a long-term partnership with the saxophonist Oliver Lake, a strident free improviser.
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What may end up being the lasting impression of this album, however, is the strain of anxiety that runs through it about the affiliations 6ix9ine made with the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods.
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As Vox's Tim Lee reported, researchers at Facebook found liberal-leaning Facebook users are more likely to see liberal articles in their newsfeeds, while those with conservative affiliations see more conservative articles.
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He's also being charged with lying to immigration officers — in his case, he's accused of lying about his affiliations with terrorist groups, and about having weapons training, when applying for US citizenship.
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Russia's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, said that Russia had sent 175 such instructors to the Central African Republic — five military personnel and the rest civilians, whose affiliations Russia has not disclosed.
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For Mr. Hernandez, who also goes by the name Tekashi69, it was reversed: Gang affiliations lent authenticity to a rap career rooted more in sensationalism than in biography or in raw talent.
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The circumstances of the murder have raised suspicions that the killing could be gang-related, but the police have said Justin, an honors student, was not known to have any gang affiliations.
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It's this vast and complex network of moral affiliations — and the nuanced omniscient voice that Ng employs to navigate it — that make this novel even more ambitious and accomplished than her debut.
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Mr. Alavi suggested the assailants killed on Wednesday had affiliations with the ultraconservative form of Sunni Islam practiced in Saudi Arabia, Iran's regional rival, but stopped short of directly blaming the Saudis.
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It is an unsettling time for all, but it is a change in this new era of communications and worldwide connectedness that will redefine the world's religious and cultural affiliations and definitions.
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"Taken together, Mr. Friedman's statements and affiliations make it clear that he does not believe the two-state solution is necessary for a just and lasting peace," Cardin said in a statement.
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The names and affiliations of the 12-member WHO-led international team have not been announced and it was not clear whether they included experts from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control.
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He asked more than 4,000 Americans ranging in age from 18 to 87 and spanning a spectrum of occupations, sexual and gender identities, and political and religious affiliations about their sexual fantasies.
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There are no specific dates, no contact phone numbers or e-mail addresses, or, for that matter, national or state affiliations—just names and a number denoting the size of each party.
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An order based not just on military power or national affiliations, but built on principles, the rule of law, human rights, freedom of religion and speech and assembly and an independent press.
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Poll after poll reveals that large majorities of Americans of all ages, genders, races and political affiliations support expanding Social Security by asking millionaires and billionaires to pay more into the system.
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By studying what kind of songs users in specific swing states were singing, they believe they were able to narrow down the political affiliations of these "schizophrenic states," as Smith puts it.
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Politics itself is not the issue The issue is not politics itself, but the absence of respect and civility, along with the tacit acceptance of bias against those with differing political affiliations.
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The Supreme Court ruled that the Texas law created undue burdens for women seeking abortions and did not sufficiently demonstrate the "medical burdens" on patients caused by clinic quality or hospital affiliations.
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Congress should "put aside their party affiliations and investigate Mr. Trump's history of sexual misconduct," said Crooks, a former receptionist for a real estate firm, who was flanked by Leeds and Holvey.
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"A number of PLA scientists using cover to travel abroad have created LinkedIn profiles using their cover institutions, which may have been used to shore up their claimed affiliations while overseas," Joske said.
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The garden party at Buckingham Palace, which honors Charles' patronages, military affiliations and charities, will also pay tribute to first responders of the terrorist attack at Ariana Grande's Manchester concert in May 2017.
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Before a neo-Nazi rally in Boston this past November, Squire provided local antifa groups with a list of 94 probable white nationalist attendees that included their names, Facebook profiles, and group affiliations.
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Although he does not have to register as a sex offender, he must also refrain from gang affiliations and posting/reposting sexually-explicit or violent photos of women or children online, TMZ reported.
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McCabe, now serving as deputy FBI director, has become a regular target for Trump and his congressional GOP allies, who have tried to paint him as biased because of his wife's political affiliations.
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The trade experts were speaking at an event organized by the Cato Institute at Geneva's Center for Trade and Economic Integration, on condition that the names and affiliations of speakers were not reported.
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Several suggested that all journals should move toward double-blinded peer review, whereby reviewers can't see the names or affiliations of the person they're reviewing and publication authors don't know who reviewed them.
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Pictures of Haruki danced around her field of vision alongside his résumé, tagged posts, group affiliations, demographic profile, music preferences, social graph, and some indiscreet footage indicating a penchant for experimenting with psychedelics.
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Imagine the impact this might have on gerrymandered swing states where you can map an issue to align with known voting blocks (gerrymandering tends to group people of certain party affiliations and ideologies).
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"17 years ago Americans of all races, backgrounds, and political affiliations came together under the flag to comfort one another, hold our nation together and fight for our values as Americans," Lahren tweeted.
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National Football League Hall of Famer Deion Sanders defended his new partnership with the Republican billionaires David and Charles Koch Saturday, saying he's "all in" with the pair despite their conservative political affiliations.
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Alphabet&aposs Google will stop giving advertisers the ability to target election ads using data such as public voter records and general political affiliations, the company said in a blog post on Wednesday.
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As attacks by Ansarul Islam and jihadists with other affiliations have multiplied, they have set off fighting between ethnic communities in the north, with the Mossi majority accusing Fulani herders of harboring militants.
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By mid-June, she said, other chapter heads had also express concern about Randazza's affiliations, and in early July she and other chapter heads sent a longer formal letter to TST's national council.
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She is a core part of the LA-based R&B group The Internet and also has affiliations with Odd Future, counting Tyler, the Creator and Frank Ocean among her peers and friends.
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However, the research found that the number of Britons who described themselves as Roman Catholic (8 percent), of 'other Christian affiliations' (10 percent), and non-Christian faiths (8 percent) had remained fairly stable.
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And while both the Hound and Brienne deny any knight-like affiliations, they are unmistakably chivalrous — watching over a little orphan girl (even if the little girl in question hardly needs their help).
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On such a form, an author will list not only financial relationships but also political or religious affiliations, fund-raising or anything else that might help readers assess possible bias in an article.
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He claimed "he was in contact with hackers 'with ties and affiliations to Russia' who had access to the emails, and that his efforts were coordinated with the Trump Campaign," the report says.
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"Too many people have to hem and haw around it because of their political affiliations and how they get elected," said Phil Stang, the mayor of Kimmswick, Mo., who lives near the Mississippi.
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