"There are certain people that we know agitate our audience and agitate us as well," Ms. Canada said.
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"I think that out-of-town agitators are coming in here for that reason to agitate us and to agitate the crowd," he said in an interview in his office.
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His goal was "to agitate race relations," the suspect said.
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Those who agitate for change are stepping out of line.
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Would Mr Spahn stay loyal or agitate against the chancellor?
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"Cary is trying to agitate me," she tells the camera.
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If it finds enough discontent, Starboard could agitate against it.
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To "agitate the gravel" means leaving or hitting the road.
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But it isn't seemingly unreasonable blacks who most agitate Buckley.
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These hackers have found a way to agitate through information.
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In any case, Kanye succeeded in his mission to agitate.
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They are going to continue to agitate for Zuma's removal.
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Watching tennis has tended to soothe rather than agitate me.
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"I feel that the park is almost out to agitate me."
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All will agitate for changes to the tax code in future.
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Concerned citizens began to agitate for him to be moved indoors.
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It's particularly troubling that alt-right sites agitate for racial hatred.
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Some of her colleagues began to agitate for a union vote.
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What is more, religious conservatives agitate against a review of the code.
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Image: thedabblist/FlickrIf you agitate cream enough, you will make whipped cream.
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Is her brain still filled with words and thoughts that agitate her?
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Shkreli is clearly trying to agitate, but is what he's doing illegal?
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Agitate for spaces of questioning in as close proximity to conflict as possible.
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Otherwise, corporations become tools of whichever advocacy group can agitate them the most.
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The government said he had planned to agitate for violence during the protest.
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Once this was completed, then they could agitate for a more radical revolution.
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Today, it is being torn apart as separatists in Catalonia agitate for independence.
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Next time you get a promotion at work, don't agitate for the corner office.
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I started storing my shampoos on the floor of the bathroom to agitate him.
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It's easier to agitate for political change when you simplify and streamline identities, no?
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In this climate, patients and their families agitate for better drugs and improved outcomes.
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Allow it to soak for 153 minutes and then agitate it with your hands.
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Use your clean feet to agitate the clothes in the water for several minutes.
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Musk has also accused the UAW of paying Moran to agitate for a union.
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Every year nothing seems to agitate and unnerve the sport like tampering with them.
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Further, the base that is mobilized to vote must also be mobilized to agitate.
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I was confident enough to get started with NEAR MISS, NIACIN, AGITATE and SESAME.
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Happy workers, explains Stanford historian Leslie Berlin, are less likely to agitate for better conditions.
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When white nationalists agitate against African Americans, they blame Jews for advocating for civil rights.
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As leftist politics integrate into the mainstream, artists spread the word and agitate for change.
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" Instead, Curbelo said, Trump "uses cities to intensify the culture war and agitate his base.
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The dart could also agitate the animal, the zoo said, and cause a violent reaction.
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While still passive, SEAM could agitate at any point for a sale if it wants.
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If you say "Dude, you're out of your mind," that's just going to agitate them.
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D. does not, however, agitate directly against Jews like the far-right parties of old.
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The players will have the foremost and maybe even exclusive power to agitate for change.
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Protesters have staged regular demonstrations in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, to agitate for the girls' release.
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Motivating people to agitate for policy and societal changes to combat this danger is daunting.
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You have to think creatively and then you have to agitate for a better future.
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Shareholder activists, who take stakes in companies and agitate for changes, also had a difficult year.
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Second, if you want things to change you need to be willing to agitate for it.
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Should the DNC abrogate its commitments to objectivity and agitate on behalf of a preferred candidate?
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The intent is to prevent investors from secretly buying up stakes to agitate for industry consolidation.
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The south has long been readier than the north to agitate against the strictures of caste.
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I thought more protests would just cause more problems, and would just agitate the police more.
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Instead, he has said he plans to agitate for change loudly and publicly from the outside.
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Even so, an activist hoping to really shake up Morgan Stanley would agitate for a breakup.
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CEO Elon Musk accused the UAW of paying the employee to "agitate," something the union denies.
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Members of labor guilds in Dwarf Fortress don't yet have the ability to agitate for much.
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Do not stir the tomatoes — just agitate the pan to move the ingredients without mashing them.
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As more children turned up dead, Tambayan began to agitate for Duterte to stop the killings.
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"Viral disinformation is being used to manipulate and agitate actual people, real people, into hateful actions."
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That's why you see black people who are starting to agitate for black society in America.
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They capture the spirit of those pouring onto streets week after week to agitate against divisive policies.
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We shut our lights off to experience total blackness, then swept our hands to agitate fluorescent phytoplankton.
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NARAL believes those majorities, fired up by the Kavanaugh fight, are ready to agitate for abortion rights.
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I'd like to say a word of thanks today to everyone who has been involved in these efforts — to defend democracy, expand voting rights, protect immigrants, push for a fairer economy, agitate for climate action, agitate against racial inequities, bring sexual assaulters and harassers to justice and more.
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For years they have left this type of action to us, not wishing to agitate their domestic dissenters.
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If rank-and-file GOPers start to agitate for action in mass, McConnell will shift course as well.
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The coffee filter basket spins to agitate the grounds and the water and speed up the extraction process.
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Employees feel empowered to agitate for change, and the company takes innovative approaches to managing its work force.
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Service sector companies by contrast are beginning to agitate for action to halt the currency's slide, he added.
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Dr. Noorchashm and Dr. Reed would not settle for less than a complete ban, and continued to agitate.
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But any potential buyers or activists who want to agitate for a sale face a long road ahead.
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But McCain's potentially weeks-long recovery also gives McConnell's opponents a fresh opportunity to agitate against the bill.
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We're kind of in there to agitate and educate and keep innovating in that space and build supply chains.
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Yet whereas many Hong Kongers agitate loudly and relentlessly for more democracy, the people of Macau appear less concerned.
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She still keeps tabs on the weekly City Council meetings, where her supporters continue to agitate on her behalf.
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But neighboring countries worried that Iraqi Kurdish ambitions would embolden their own restive Kurdish populations to agitate for change.
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It's easy for those of us on the sidelines to agitate; everything is always more complex than it seems.
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In practice, however, Elliott is likely to agitate for a sale, as it has with several other technology companies.
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In 1989 the protest group Women of the Wall formed to agitate for greater access to the holy site.
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Stir briefly with the flat backside of a fork, to agitate the eggs and keep them from immediately setting.
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For Third Point to agitate for a sale, it would need to win over enough support from the family.
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Meanwhile, the Pentagon will move forward with its annual U.S.-South Korean military exercises that usually agitate North Korea.
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In any event, Bernie-or-Bust delegates streaming into Philadelphia did not require foreign inspiration to agitate against Clinton.
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It's interesting because when I was thinking about your book, you're using "imagination," but really, you have to ... Agitate.
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Loeb's $14.5 billion hedge fund Third Point is reportedly building a position in Sony and plans to agitate for changes.
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Loeb said his hedge fund had amassed a $3.5 billion stake in Nestlé in order to agitate for change. bit.
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OFA's plan is to enlist and train a small army of hometown organizers to agitate against endangered lawmakers like Rep.
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I see it as my duty to agitate on behalf of other people at the company when they are frustrated.
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Now opposition activist Alexey Navalny is asking his supporters to "agitate with all our might" during nationwide protests next month.
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If folks across America agitate for change, we can enjoy a future where people can freely repair their own devices.
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Make sure to constantly agitate the garlic and onion to prevent burning or browning, otherwise known as "sweating" the vegetables.
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The worry is that many viewers are tiring of stars using such platforms to agitate for social and political change.
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The planning and permissioning of applications is often lengthened as local citizens agitate to stop the construction of new infrastructure.
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"When people continue to agitate for what Duterte promised them, he turns against them," says Dioscoro Andrino, a local farmer.
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Senators, including Trump's key Republican ally Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, started to agitate for sanctions on Turkey this week.
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The bottom line: "Starboard tends to agitate for changes at companies, waging proxy battles if necessary," writes Barron's Avi Salzman.
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Combined with their repetitive nature, they're a needling pinprick in the ear of the listener, meant to agitate and irritate.
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"Our understanding is that this guy was paid by the UAW to join Tesla and agitate for a union," Musk says.
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Activists court passive shareholders before launching such a campaign, and passive investors recruit activists to agitate, several activist managers told Reuters.
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Groups like Silicon Valley Rising and Tech Workers Coalition are trying to organize engineers so that they can agitate for change.
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Maulana Fazlur Rehman, who heads the Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal alliance, had threatened to agitate against fraud in Wednesday&aposs vote.
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On top of that, the impact from the dart could agitate the animal and cause the situation to get much worse.
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Russia itself may use the Kosovo precedent to agitate for recognition of other disputed territories, including Abkhazia, South Ossetia, and Crimea.
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Iran's influence would perhaps contract and Kurdish diaspora populations in Syria, Turkey and Iran would possibly agitate for their own independence.
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But people who can read a room and are completely gracious, they aren't always the ones who agitate for real change.
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In France, even small changes tend to agitate unions, which have historically sought to secure workplace protections through protests and strikes.
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He wants politicians who are hardliners on immigration — who would agitate against any deal to legalize the status of unauthorized immigrants.
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The heart of Truevine is about the travails of two strong black women who agitate to get justice for their family.
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Activist investors buy minority stakes in what they believe are under-valued and poorly managed companies and then quickly agitate for changes.
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Ricardo 'El Matador' Mayorga holds up a bullfighting photo to agitate opponent Oscar De La Hoya during a press conference in 2006.
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The goal was to to build lasting relationships with affected people and to move toward political organization that can agitate for change.
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But if you organize yourself and agitate as a caste of dominant landowners, like the Jats, no one will question your patriotism.
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So stupefying are their exhortations and oaths of fealty, the movie might have been made as much to lull as to agitate.
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Investors jumped on the stock due to the belief that Harrison would agitate for CSX to merge with one of its rivals.
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"A handful of merchant refiners have continued to agitate for any relief, even regulatory that could prove to be fleeting," Brown said.
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Rank-and-file members have continued to agitate for Obamacare repeal even after leadership seemed to want to put it to rest.
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They have suggested that Ms. Cabán's supporters cherry-picked this bill to agitate on, when so many other bills also remain unsigned.
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Painted in the broadest possible strokes, these ropy relationships agitate a movie that has neither a coherent point nor an authentic character.
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Another florid Farinelli showpiece, "Son qual nave che agitate," composed by the castrato's brother, Riccardo Broschi, will close the program at Zankel.
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Stage acting has long been a poorly paid profession, and it is not unusual for union members to agitate for higher wages.
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He is not trying to persuade, detail, or prove: he is trying to thrill, agitate, be liked, be loved, here and now.
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Over the last decade, Silverstein has been working to educate and agitate for gender diversity in Hollywood and the film industry at large.
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As a partner of Olshan Frome Wolosky in New York, he represents activist investors who take on public companies and agitate for change.
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"The Syrian regime is influencing some tribal figures to aggravate the situation and trying to benefit and agitate people to protest," Bali said.
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In one message, Lewis blatantly threatened to take his talents to another network, a move he admitted was intended to agitate his bosses.
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Those who agitate against Muslims en masse may not be breaking the law, but they do bear some responsibility for what happens next.
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In the letter, Zinoviev appeared to urge Labour voters to agitate for revolution and prepare the way for bolshevism in the United Kingdom.
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Some felt that former slaves would never be treated fairly in the United States or that they might agitate those still in bondage.
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"We're hoping that will agitate for some management change," the analyst said, though he acknowledged that the "government's reform is not fast enough."
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In 1913, when thousands of suffragists marched on Washington to agitate for the vote, black women were instructed to march in the back.
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In "I love you 301," I explore my devotion to political issues that frequently rock and agitate Turkey's common consciousness and social psychology.
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After all, the absence of pay information makes it hard for workers to even know a gap exists, let alone agitate to reduce it.
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The planning and permissioning of applications, especially for wind turbines, is often lengthened as local citizens agitate to stop the construction of new infrastructure.
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"US officials agitate Saudis, creating discord and chaos in West Asia ... they want to turn Muslims against one another," Khamenei said in a tweet.
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The film is less an art object than a weapon, intended to be used in perpetuity to agitate on behalf of the working class.
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These rallies are dismissed as circus acts, but their power is insidious — dramas that agitate the hatred, anger and bigotry of a dictator's followers.
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However, when it comes to Mr. Trump, experts say an understated response that does not further agitate the president tends to be more effective.
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None more visibly than during mass mobilizations where groups with a shared agenda rapidly come together to amplify a cause and agitate for change.
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" Mr. Roof said he hoped his attack would agitate race relations and awaken white Americans to the notion that they are "second-class citizens.
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But only in 22015, as state law grew more and more unwieldy, did experts agitate for an oversight body that could recommend larger changes.
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Much of the online world is designed to agitate, thriving on fear and anxiety and anger — outrage clickbait, disaster porn, FOMO-inducing social media.
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McGuire, a former Pershing Square partner, officially launched the proxy fight in February, though Marcato began to agitate for changes at the company last July.
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To stay on good terms with corporate management, large mutual funds have often been happy letting activist hedge funds agitate over a company's perceived problems.
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Those who advocate more advanced objectives can agitate and educate, but as far as countering a reactionary Republican Party nationally, they must bide their time.
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It's quite a big step, but I think it's this type of device, not gimmicks, that enable me to agitate the organization and effect changes.
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He was also a leader in the Ambedkar Students Association, which actively campaigned to "educate, agitate and organize" students, following a rousing slogan from Ambedkar.
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I've never doubted that humanity is a privilege, even if we, as the animals who think, are also the creatures who agitate, plot and fantasize.
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The latest revelation is likely to agitate a vocal cohort in Congress that has questioned the U.S. military's enduring presence in the war-torn country.
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"As long as you don't agitate it or give it any reason to feel threatened, they don't want anything to do with you," he said.
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Lobbyists and corporations live in fear of doing something that would agitate the White House, something that could incite a tweet and tank a stock.
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Traditionally, the base of left politics has been labor unions and mass worker organizing, who then agitate for what they want from the bottom up.
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The parents didn't throw the kid into the enclosure, the crowd didn't mean to agitate Harambe and the zoo didn't want to have to kill him.
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" Now the group has 29,000 followers on Facebook and continues to agitate in California under its vice president, Marcus Ruiz Evans, author of "California's Next Century.
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Any perception that she is pivoting away from the progressive positions she staked out during the primary season could agitate liberal voters, including former Sanders supporters.
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"I always feel that the purpose of art is to agitate for change, but you can't change anything if you're not aware of it," she said.
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The East German regime, Shekhovtsov reminds us, was not above rehabilitating and suborning former agents of Hitler to agitate on behalf of their new socialist fatherland.
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The thinking was that if they were inside the government, Davis and Johnson would have to sign on to soft Brexit and couldn't agitate against it.
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Supporters of Morales have continued to agitate on his behalf with marches and skirmishes in the streets of the capital La Paz and nearby El Alto.
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Before long, some of his leasing customers and buyers of Lindburg cars who had taken them in for repairs began to agitate for short-term rentals.
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The king's commander, suffering from a lingering disease, has made a slave of his peasant double and trained him to agitate against the king's craven pacifism.
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With the Thanksgiving recess later this month and the Christmas recess beginning in mid-December, that gives them four weeks—and a lot more passions to agitate.
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We have to want to humanize the treatment of those we think "belong" in prison with the same energy with which we agitate for those we don't.
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" She said the process feels like a hybrid between electoral organizing and labor organizing, "because it's about finding an issue and being able to agitate about it.
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Mr. Sánchez kept his association alive, even though it remained outside the government funding stream, because it provided an independent platform from which to agitate against Pdvsa.
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Across all four countries, leading politicians agitate against the European Union, portraying it as an imposing, undemocratic force, even as the second coming of the Soviet Union.
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Given the historical record, it is a bit odd to see civil liberties groups and community activists concerned about police abuse agitate for more citizen review boards.
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And activists, who buy up shares in undervalued companies and agitate for change to drive up the share price, have also been increasingly moving into shipping stocks.
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Most of them have spent their careers deconstructing power; they know the protestors have a right to agitate, and they know that political speech is often intense.
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Drawing on that passage, the Catholic Catechism says scandals include business leaders who encourage fraud, teachers who agitate students and manipulators who turn people away from moral values.
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Here are some things that algorithms don't do: they don't form a union, they don't agitate for better working conditions, they don't leak stories to journalists and academics.
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And having a higher stock price helps defend the company against activist investors that want to agitate change — something to which no company, not even Apple, is immune.
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Some activists, like Carl Icahn and Bill Ackman, like to take their cases to the media to agitate for change, but ValueAct bills itself as a friendly advisor.
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I am only saying that their sex doesn't guarantee it, and that female citizens will not be absolved of their duty to agitate for what women need most.
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Once African Americans began to agitate for the right to vote and attend integrated public schools, segregationists responded with vicious acts of terrorism, including bombings of black churches.
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Problems in our company that I consider small agitate my co-founder, who doesn't shy away from conflict if he thinks it will lead to a better outcome.
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Still, some community leaders in Ontario are beginning to agitate for Canada to do more to notify communities near the watershed about the project and its potential impacts.
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Amazon's announcement makes a mockery of the position taken by progressives who continually agitate for government-mandated minimum-wage levels that are above what the market will bear.
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They also began to agitate for more far-reaching changes that would rid the system of the political parties that many see as the cause of government corruption.
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ESG funds may also endear the big investors who back them to proxy advisory agencies like the Institutional Shareholder Services when they agitate for seats on company boards.
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The interrogation log of the methods used on al-Qatani shows that music, which he thought of as "sinful," was used to agitate, annoy or keep him awake.
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But as former Trump chief strategist Stephen Bannon begins to agitate for more primary challenges from the right to incumbent Republicans, Wicker could find his race changing rapidly.
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He's anxious to finish his medical degree but administrators at his school, and all public universities, keep striking for months at a time to agitate for better resources.
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Kent Walker, senior vice president and general counsel for Google With employees organizing sit-ins over retaliation and continuing to agitate for change, Google is locking down internal communications.
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And at the end of the year, a half-time review clause in the coalition agreement provides the SPD's coalition sceptics with a formal platform to agitate for departure.
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As the stock continues to tumble, companies like Fitbit and GoPro become increasingly attractive as either acquisitions or activist investors that will try to agitate change or a sale.
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But ultimately most firms will have no choice but to do business on somebody else's digital property, and to agitate for better terms if the owner gets too greedy.
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Yet the forms in these paintings can't seem to leave one another alone: they penetrate, glide, rub, reach, displace, encroach, agitate, slice, blot, lean, dissolve, wedge, bridge, drape, embed.
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According to the book, Bannon pushed for the anti-Muslim immigration ban because he thought that it would agitate Democrats and push them to the left on the issue.
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With Icahn in the mix, he could contribute to the selection of a replacement for Reilly, or agitate to sell the company to IBM or a private equity buyer.
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That's what pushes people into clothing devised to further provoke and agitate, to be highly visible rather than blandly anonymous, the power of "otherness" as a tool of protest.
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Following the 1985 earthquake, he created an alter ego called "Superbarrio" – "Super Neighborhood" — and would dress up in a superhero costume to agitate for residents' rights during the reconstruction.
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Mr. Perry's advocacy was enough to agitate Mr. Dearborn, who summoned Mr. Perry to the White House and reminded him of the directive to stop discussing Yucca Mountain publicly.
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The process is surprisingly simple: mulch paper with water to release cellulose fibers, add more water and a cross-linking polymer resin, then agitate the mixture using high frequency sound.
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Often taught as a self-defense technique (the idea being that no one likes taking the toe of a boot into their shin), Holloway used it well to agitate Pettis.
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For most patients in the developing world, untreated pain is the status quo and therefore they do not agitate against severe controls as their peers in the rich world might.
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But when Modi returned home, he was reminded of the headwinds those ambitions face, as his hardline Hindu supporters agitate for a greater say in how the country is run.
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Trump is beginning to agitate for a return to normalcy, first tweeting the idea Sunday that workers should get back to work next week and then retweeting the idea Monday.
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With Elaine Chao, his transportation secretary and McConnell's wife, smiling at the table, Trump said Bannon was his friend and that he understood the impulse to agitate against the establishment.
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Croft said Iran could restart its nuclear program as it attempts to agitate the U.S. Croft also said it's too soon to judge the potential damage to the Iranian regime.
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Or it could have taken a page out of the Uber and Airbnb playbook, urging Amazon Prime members in New York to contact their representatives and agitate for a deal.
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In the last year, employees at Google and Microsoft have begun to agitate collectively to end sexual harassment and their companies' respective involvements in the military-industrial complex and overseas censorship.
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In addition to favorable cyclical drivers, a push for a "stewardship code" could give the market a structural boost by encouraging big investors to agitate for better governance and shareholder returns.
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Before the referendum, Soleimani suggested to Kurdish leaders that holding a vote on secession — which Iran feared would encourage its own Kurdish population to agitate for greater autonomy — would be risky.
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Shares of Japanese electronics conglomerate Sony surged after a Monday report that Daniel Loeb's hedge fund Third Point is building a stake in the company and plans to agitate for changes.
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Third Point's trading position in Celgene is passive and the hedge fund has no plans to publicly agitate, the source said, asking not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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Twitter's stock continues to fall and its core business is starting to stumble, which means it's going to be increasingly attractive to activist investors looking to agitate change in its business.
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"This may be remembered as the summer when new sartorial frontiers in the workplace were definitively breached — and in a manner destined to agitate bosses and parents everywhere," Mr. Trebay wrote.
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Democrats could agitate for higher standards for issues like labor regulations in the new NAFTA agreement, and that advocacy could potentially make the negotiation process with Canada and Mexico even longer.
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The bottom line: GV basically inherited Drummond, but it's time for GV's general partners to agitate for an investigation and to have Drummond at least temporarily removed from their organizational structure.
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Jackson Mittleman of Newtown, Connecticut, said he took heart in how the Parkland families were able to agitate for change, even though he does not agree with of all the legislation.
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Last month, Daniel S. Loeb's hedge fund, Third Point, said he would agitate for changes at Nestlé, and Jana Partners had earlier pressured the retailer Whole Foods to revamp its board.
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In July last year it lost all its seats in national elections, and closed its Athens headquarters just months later, but its supporters have continued to agitate for far-right causes.
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HFR's activist index fell 6.11 percent, illustrating how tough it has become for these types of investors who often take a big stake in big-name stock and agitate for change.
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Beyond the impact on the Nigerian economy, the Avengers could agitate separatist sentiment in the delta — a potentially disastrous development in a country like Nigeria with divided regional, tribal and religious loyalties.
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And it's clear, said Binion, that some Republican senators and their aides are upset by the opacity of their approach to the AHCA, so they may agitate for less secrecy moving forward.
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They're the conservative group responsible for ousting House Speaker John Boehner and the ones who agitate for Republicans to hold firm on budgets even as it throws the government into a shutdown.
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Tranquilizers were not an option because they could have a delayed effect and "the impact from the dart could agitate the animal and cause the situation to get much worse," Maynard said.
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They should find liberation in all this, feeling free to organise, agitate and throw whatever reserves of piss and vinegar they have left into saving their party from its spiral of decline.
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"This group is an association of neo-Nazis who openly and aggressively agitate against our state, against our society, against people who think differently, against migrants and against the police," he said.
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Disorder can agitate her—she once sent an employee to her home to deal with an insect—and on the day of Hamilton's farewell party Gunn was upset about a blocked toilet.
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Producers like the Bomb Squad took advantage of that, creating music that was intended to agitate and disrupt by rejecting the very notion of having parts stick together in a pleasing manner.
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It has manifested itself in the emergence of movements like the London Renter's Union, which is using the collective strength of tenants to agitate for new housing solutions and resist exploitative landlords.
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Officials close to Ronna McDaniel, the party chairwoman, say that some of those close to Mr. Trump have begun to agitate for a change in leadership if there are significant midterm losses.
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But after the government opened fire on them, killing more than 100 in the first five days, the number of protesters multiplied and they began to agitate for more far-reaching changes.
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The move appears aimed primarily at businesses and individuals in China, which is North Korea's neighbor, and could agitate relations with Beijing, though the order likely did not come as a surprise.
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The business model of, say, Fox News is to excite and agitate the audience all the time, to give people a reason to tune in even when there isn't news going on.
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Since then, Texas Republicans have tried to smother the brush fire lit by Dorrie O'Brien, who cast the lone vote against him and who began to agitate for his removal soon afterward.
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Seen in context and with maximum generosity, Biden seems to be saying that there have been riskier times to agitate for change — he mentions Kent State — and that people did it anyway.
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Agitated depression, or "melancholia agitate," was once described as a "mixed state," in which some symptoms of depression exist with those of other psychiatric ailments, but it's since been axed from the DSM.
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Hopefully, as various parts of the country continue to agitate for paid family leave, there will be policies that enable all parents to have the best of both worlds — at a reasonable time.
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An article by the Court's official publicity department took aim at those who "agitate" for judicial independence, saying they were using the people's desire for social justice to further their own political ends.
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On May 10, 2017, Refinery29 will partner with Shlain (and a long roster of powerhouse sponsors, including British Airways and Intel) to agitate for real progress in the ongoing battle for women's rights.
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The two were unable to find anything that would agitate the bear in the area, so they continued to the lodge where they warned locals of the really angry bear down the road.
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The prosecution of them, for this reason, will seldom fail to agitate the passions of the whole community, and to divide it into parties, more or less friendly or inimical, to the accused.
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Philadelphia was the aggressor in that series, compensating for its comparative lack of skill and depth by striving to agitate the Capitals, who for whatever reason have adopted a similar approach against Pittsburgh.
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An example is "The Glass Room," where we're working with artists on installations that are intended to agitate the consumers that come in and teach them what's going on with their online experience.
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We believe that working-class people vote against their own self-interest, and we believe that it's the job of socialists to agitate and educate and organize and change that state of affairs.
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"The king made a decisive intervention in Catalonia, but that of course helped bring together those who agitate against the monarchy and those who have pushed for an independence referendum," Mr. Pericay said.
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No wonder people such as Bill Kristol continue to agitate for a third-party alternative such as Mitt Romney or Nebraska GOP Senator Ben Sasse while Bernie Sanders refuses to leave the Democratic race.
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The indictment says Russians created Facebook and Instagram groups to agitate on hot-button issues such as immigration, encouraged minorities not to vote, and promoted rallies aimed at boosting Trump and weakening Hillary Clinton.
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Tehreek-e Labaik, which had warned the court not to rule in Bibi's favor, said through spokesman Zubair Rizvi it did not accept the decision and vowed to continue to agitate over the case.
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New York-based Bramson's bid to gain a seat on the board was defeated in a May shareholder vote, but he said he will continue to agitate for cuts to the lender's trading unit.
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You're all writing wonderful powerful things, so remind yourself that like no one would have even bothered writing a tweet about it or trying to get at you if you didn't really agitate them.
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" Hamilton foresaw that the prosecution of such misconduct "will seldom fail to agitate the passions of the whole community, and to divide it into parties more or less friendly or inimical to the accused.
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Nowhere is this more evident than the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s, which relied on acts of civil disobedience to agitate and pressure government officials to honor the equal rights of African-Americans.
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Morales has said he was the victim of a coup and his supporters have continued to agitate on his behalf with marches and skirmishes in the streets of La Paz and nearby El Alto.
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A letter from the President Zach got some official government mail concerning coronavirus that credits Trump with his administration's social distancing guidelines, even as he continues to agitate for a quick return to normal.
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With the goal of reaching more of those who aren't young in mind, organizers should aim not only to agitate but to educate in rallies, town halls, and other events pitched to the nonconverted.
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" • "The closer the company gets to achieving a year's worth of profit, the more its backers are likely to agitate for a return on their investments, either through a sale or a public offering.
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He initially confided to advisers that he was worried about running against such an authentic figure and war hero like McCain, but quickly found a way to agitate his opponent: tying him to Bush.
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While many investors are betting against the stock with the notion that next quarter will be even weaker, Cramer wouldn't be surprised if Icahn could agitate management enough to prompt a bid for the company.
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That's going to be even more critical now, as keeping that stock price up helps fend off activists that may try to agitate change in its business and keep talent around with robust compensation packages.
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Like slavery, it's a piece of history America is loath to recall, and there have been comparatively fewer people to agitate for better representation (both specifically for Japanese Americans and for Asian Americans more broadly).
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Since leaving the administration and Breitbart, amid reports he harshly criticized the Trump children, Bannon has continued to agitate in political circles both in America and abroad — but with a drastically smaller profile or success.
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A special screening tour of Yama — Attack to Attack offers a chance to see this extremely rare Japanese film, which was intended to be used in perpetuity to agitate on behalf of the working class.
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The management turnover and depressed stock price encouraged an activist investor, Engaged Capital, to acquire a 14 percent stake and agitate for the company to sell itself or pursue other options to turn itself around.
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Flanked by her husband and translator, Adrian Joffe, who is also the company's president, Kawakubo projected a kind of plain and quiet professionalism, though the topic of masculine versus feminine wares appeared to agitate her.
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Despite laughable attempts by left-wing media to agitate black voters against the GOP, the truth is that black Americans have never fared so well as they have during the years of the Trump administration.
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Today, as Americans agitate for food sovereignty, the bold agricultural ideas conceived in the late 1960s by Fannie Lou Hamer and other radical Southerners suggest paths for us to follow out of our food deserts.
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"The prosecution of them, for this reason, will seldom fail to agitate the passions of the whole community, and to divide it into parties more or less friendly or inimical to the accused," Hamilton wrote.
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"The police told the detainees that they were accused of trying to agitate people against the 'yes' vote," Mr. Demirdogen said by telephone from the police station in Istanbul where his client had been taken.
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Victory lap Going forward, it's not clear Trump will stick to any singular messaging strategy, particularly as Democrats continue to agitate for access to the full Mueller report and mount their own investigations in Congress.
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They can agitate for transparency if they want it, and Manfred would be well served in being more transparent, but I see no particular reason for MLB to take a preemptively defensive posture on the matter.
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But the arrangements become a moral issue of gut-wrenching severity when one considers that these manufacturers fund the National Rifle Association to agitate against even the slimmest of legal reforms that might help prevent them.
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Activist funds such as Crystal Amber search for companies they believe are undervalued, take a position in the stock and then agitate for change at board level to try and increase the value of the firm.
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Even the Fed's two most dovish policymakers - the presidents of the St. Louis and Minneapolis regional banks - say they are not ready to agitate for the central bank to start reversing three years of rate increases.
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"It's going to agitate the situation," said Nozizwe Zemora-Bey, 29, who was sitting at a portable table she sets up each day across from Sherman Park to sell essential oils, figurines and other gift items.
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In another first-season episode of "30 Rock," the Black Crusaders, a group of celebrities led by Cosby and Oprah Winfrey, agitate to end Tracy's career, because they regard him as a discredit to the race.
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The proxy war is also a warning shot to blue-chip companies across the country that activist investors are setting their sights on ever-bigger corporate targets as they agitate for changes in strategy and structure.
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Trump's concern at this point is that going further could hamper his narrative that the coronavirus is similar to the seasonal flu and could further agitate Wall Street, said the three people familiar with the discussions.
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"If we are going to teach our kids a lesson, it's this: If there's something you feel strongly about that you feel needs to change, continue to agitate for it," Ms. Jefferson said in an interview.
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Will the most strident members of the Democratic caucus be satisfied with allowing the process to play out in the usual committees of jurisdiction, or will they agitate for something more, as conservatives did on Benghazi?
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This could agitate issues concerning jealousy and possessiveness, but it could also enable us to witness and sit with the dark side of life in order to come back up from the underworld more powerful and all-knowing.
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He makes such incendiary statements well aware that they will unleash a media storm that will explode heads in Washington, further divide the nation and agitate the political base he needs to turn out in droves in 2020.
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The difference being that needle felting consists of puncturing the surface of the wool with a notched needle in order to tangle the fibers into a form, and wet felting requires hot water to help agitate the wool.
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Ms. Scovell, in some ways, anticipated the current reckoning, regularly taking to social media to agitate for change, shaming Hollywood over unequal treatment of women and becoming a one-woman lobby group for female writers in late night.
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In lieu of stabbing and maiming the animals, Velcro spears are used on the bulls, which seem to only agitate things before the suicidal gang of forcados lines up in the ring to take on the beasts barehanded.
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While few would consider illegal electronic eavesdropping and political sabotage to be acceptable political practices, the crime was perceived as that of politicians against other politicians and thereby too remote from everyday concerns to agitate the ordinary voter.
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When I look at the Senate's new family-friendly rule in light of the situation for working women and mothers in the United States, I see little reason to celebrate and a whole lot of reasons to agitate.
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Although the groups that campaigned for a do-over never found a narrative to counter Mr. Johnson's call to "Get Brexit Done," they are likely to mutate into some kind of "rejoin movement" that will continue to agitate.
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But the moment we live in is looking for a hero: one that can sustain the fight for equality, who knows how to bring people together and agitate politically, one who is fiercely feminist and up to the challenge.
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Bramson's bid to gain a board seat was defeated in a May shareholder vote but the New York-based financier, who controls a 5.5% stake, has said he will continue to agitate for cuts to the lender's trading unit.
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As Trump and his fans increasingly attack Ryan while conservative Freedom Caucus members agitate against the speaker of the House, Democrats have fanned the flames by highlighting his ties to the nominee despite his pained attempts to distance himself.
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Inevitably, these two team up to agitate the denizens of Mulderrig in a series of maneuvers that hark back to E.F. Benson's Mapp and Lucia stories of village gossip and skulduggery, though the secrets of Mulderrig are far darker.
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Annual parades to celebrate Vaisakhi divide those who believe it marks the Punjabi new year and those who see it as a commemoration of the 1699 founding of Khalsa (the Sikh community) and thus an opportunity to agitate for Khalistan.
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While that may sound impressive, such polysilicon is only pure enough for use in solar cells—relatively simple devices that don't need to perform complex calculations, but rather just create electrical current by letting sunlight agitate the electrons in silicon atoms.
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This is kind of the seminal moment for Donald and race relations, and he opted to fight and to agitate and to complain rather than to work with others to make equality and racial acceptance part of his company's process.
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But the party lost fewer House seats than expected seats this cycle, bolstering Ryan, a talented fundraiser who raised money for members of all factions of his party - even the most conservative who are most likely to agitate against him.
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Sedol was aggressive yesterday, but took a more conservative approach today, as Korean Go commentator Yoo Changhyuk explained in a press conference after the match:During the first match, Lee Sedol made difficult moves to agitate AlphaGo, but failed to do so.
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"More funds are willing to agitate in search of returns," Mark Shafir, Citigroup Inc's co-head of global mergers and acquisitions, said on Thursday at the corporate law institute conference organized in New Orleans by the Tulane School of Law.
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I was told by a senior UVF member that I would have to pass through mixed republican and loyalist areas to go on prison visits, and instructed that I wasn't to say anything to the republicans that could potentially agitate them.
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While the far right has been able to gain ground even in countries like Sweden where unionization rates are high, in general employees covered by collective bargaining agreements feel less threatened by the social changes that agitate far-right ideologues.
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Artists have the power to agitate consciousness and change our perception of the world, but their visions must be supported by curators and gallerists who can represent them properly and collectors who invest with their conscience, rather than with their wallet.
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But he also pointed to evidence that Comey's departure didn't affect the course of the probe, including Trump's decision to appoint Comey's former deputy, Andrew McCabe, as interim director; Trump would later turn on McCabe and agitate for his firing as well.
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Mr. Creamer is not seen on the Project Veritas videos approving or endorsing plans to instigate fights at Trump rallies, but his underling, Mr. Foval, is shown boasting about using unseemly methods, like planting people at the gatherings to agitate the crowd.
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Since taking over the case last summer, Mr. Trump's lawyers have urged a strategy of restraint, in which the president avoids discussing Mr. Mueller or criticizing him, and the lawyers had done nothing publicly until now that could agitate the special counsel's team.
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Protests by regulators, shareholders and users have thus far failed to stop the worst excesses of the industry, leaving these companies' own employees — who are expensive and hard to replace, and therefore have lots of leverage — to agitate for change from within.
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A month after an activist hedge fund took a stake in Whole Foods and began to agitate for change, the company unveiled a sweeping overhaul of its board, replacing five directors, naming a new chairwoman and bringing in a new chief financial officer.
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Some executives also say they hope that moderate Democrats in swing Senate and House seats up in 2020 will begin to get scared of running with Warren at the top of the ticket and start to agitate harder for Biden or someone else.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp shares surged more than 9 percent on Tuesday after a Reuters report saying Third Point LLC was again raising its stake in the Japanese conglomerate stoked speculation that fund owner Daniel Loeb was preparing to agitate for more change.
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That carries with it a whole batch of benefits: it looks great as a public barometer for the company, it means the company can woo talent with good compensation packages, and it keeps away activist investors that are looking to agitate change in the company.
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The danger of Russia's NATO rhetoric The danger is not that citizens in European countries agitate for their nations to leave NATO, but that that they come to accept the steady Russian delegitimization of NATO, that they come to believe that Russia is the victim.
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Despite being members of the same lowland ethnic groups, known broadly as Madhesis—who make up about a third of the country's population of 30m and whose leaders agitate for greater constitutional rights—the smugglers have done more than anything to weaken the Madhesis' hand.
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As author of The Ambivalent Internet Whitney Phillips has written for Motherboard, it's hard if not impossible to parse out which of these online comments are sincerely and ideologically in support of Nazis, and which are just saying these things in order to agitate.
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My favorite is the IPA glass, which uses round bumps on the bottom to agitate the beer when you tilt it to drink—releasing a fresh puff of hop aroma into the tulip-shaped upper section, which just makes every sip a little richer.
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Those two incidents were criticized by people who suggested the young activists were foolish to agitate Democrats to support liberal causes, but they exhibited Momentum's approach: embrace polarization with events that force people to decide which side they're on, and shift the ground underneath politicians.
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The near total command of west coast ports, won through decades of militant struggle, means that at any time, the union can halt the economy to agitate for workers rights—a reality made clear in a letter sent to management listing demands last week.
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Separately, rivals within the black community, resentful of the UNIA's millions in contributions, began to agitate against Garvey, launching media attacks that wouldn't be unfamiliar to today's political scene-watchers and encouraging the U.S. Attorney General to put Garvey under surveillance and pursue charges against him.
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David Brax, a researcher of hate crimes at the University of Goteborg, said by phone that the accusations would help agitate an already intensifying backlash toward immigrants as countries across Europe were grappling with fears that terrorists and criminals were seeking to enter the Continent by masquerading as refugees.
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They followed Ms. DiFilippo's instructions: protect the roll of film from light when placing it inside the container known as a funnel; mix the developer solution with water at a 1:1 ratio; pour the mixture into the funnel and agitate it so the film soaks in the chemicals.
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In 2016, Novak Djokovic, the current president of the ATP player council, was criticized by Murray and others after he said that, after years of gains by women seeking equal pay at major tournaments, men should continue to agitate for a larger share of the pot at combined events.
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Goldberg said they didn't agitate about the Brown issue "in a vacuum" — many of Trump's nominees had troubling records on civil rights issues, he said, and their non-answers raised real concerns about how nominees would apply the law on issues such as voting rights and education access if confirmed.
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Anadarko Petroleum Corp on Monday hinted strongly that spending $550 million each year on a dividend payout might not be the best use of cash, an announcement that normally would agitate shareholders but in this case gave them heart as a sign executives were taking steps to preserve the balance sheet.
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It you notice, it's not actually a divergence from the position of Democratic leadership -- the key piece is reopening the government before anything else can happen -- but it does underscore the desire to show that through the dysfunction and morass, new members are trying to agitate for movement of any kind.
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But as part of its mission to agitate these patterns of thought, "The Association of Small Bombs" (a) forces us to care about just another terrorist attack in a market in Delhi and (b) insists that we consider — and possibly even like — the people for whom terrorism exerts its appeal.
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"More than anything it was to sow discord in our political process ... to degrade trust in our political institutions and then as well to agitate so that we would be at each other's throats over this," said Daniel Hoffman, a former CIA agent stationed in Moscow, on CNN's "Smerconish" on Saturday.
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Mr Maher divides Salafists into three broad categories, based on their attitude to temporal authority: "quietists", for example Wahhabi clerics who give discreet advice to Saudi rulers; "activist-challengers", who agitate publicly (and sometimes violently) for governments to reform; and "violent-rejectionists" who regard the very notion of modern states as a heresy.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Minn.), who is Muslim, continues to agitate fellow Democrats with remarks they perceive as misguided slams against Israel and pro-Israel groups.
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And so, if MLB modified the construction of the baseball and failed to inform the players of such a change, maliciously or not, there's every reason for the MLBPA to agitate for transparency and disclosure on the subject, at least to its members, and to demand an expanded voice in the process in the future.
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They also offer a lesson that should ring in our minds as we watch congressional Republicans agitate to release a memo designed to smear the FBI — setting up a confrontation between a president with authoritarian impulses and the FBI that's investigating him — and cheer lustily as Trump delivers his State of the Union address.
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Beneficial features that Earth has that are lacking on Mars include a strong magnetic field, a large moon (to provide tides that agitate the ocean's chemistry, and to stabilize the obliquity or tilt of the planet, and hence its seasons), and plate tectonics (to recycle oxygen and other resources back into the ocean crust).
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Traub, a columnist at Foreign Policy magazine, notes correctly that Trump's upset victory in 13 was a mandate not for conservatism (conservatives don't slap tariffs on foreign goods, disparage the F.B.I. or agitate for lower interest rates) so much as for an angry, tribal anti-liberalism that echoed George Wallace's third-party candidacy in 21.
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Even though politically motivated attacks on politicians are rare in Germany, the case has prompted calls on the government to do more to prevent far-right groups often using the Internet to agitate against Merkel's 2015 decision to welcome around a million refugees, mostly from the Middle East, at the height of the refugee crisis.
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Campaign organizers at warehouses have previously claimed to have been fired for their attempts to agitate for collective action, and worker unrest at grocery subsidiary Whole Foods led to the dissemination of an anti-union training video, which was leaked to Gizmodo last September, and recirculated recently when a clip was featured on John Oliver's Last Week Tonight.
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The essential structure is the same as other recipes — coffee, water and time — but she details how long the beans should rest after roasting (21 to 28 days), how to agitate the coffee grounds in the water (with a wide spoon for five minutes), and which filter to use (the paper filter bags manufactured by Toddy).
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Our children don't mix with others from the department; we are not in the "in" crowd, we have sought our social outlets elsewhere, and we generally try not to agitate anyone with our "crazy ideas" about how the very politicians who prostrate themselves in paroxysmal patriotic "thank yous" are actively voting for legislation that guts our benefits and culls our numbers.
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They think they know what their coalition partners want and so they push for open borders, abortion on demand at any stage of a pregnancy, policies that promote transgenderism and drug legalization, as they agitate against law and order, call for the elimination of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and promote job-killing regulations in the guise of the new Green Deal.
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Given everything I've put my dwarves through, like running out of alcohol and accidentally leaving corpses of their friends laying around, dwarves definitely have a lot to complain about when it comes to their working conditions Then again, the economy of Dwarf Fortress is based largely on barter and trade, meaning it's not like workers have better pay to agitate for.
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So I think my generation — at least early in our careers — did not do enough thinking about how to more actively advocate for other women, to raise questions about how good leadership was defined in male terms and overlooked in women, to agitate to make sure women got the same opportunities to prove that they could rise in the ranks as men did.
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" (This quotation was a favorite of Clinton's defenders in 1998 because it suggested that purely personal misconduct, like lying about an extramarital affair, should not be the basis for impeachment.) Hamilton also anticipated the partisan divisions that impeachment would engender, writing that the process "will seldom fail to agitate the passions of the whole community, and to divide it into parties more or less friendly or inimical to the accused.
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Based in Washington, DC, Next Century Cities was founded two years ago as a result of Socia's frustration with the glacial pace of broadband development in the US. Unlike traditional advocacy groups that similarly agitate for broadband expansion, such as Public Knowledge and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Next Century Cities' membership is directly made up of more than 160 cities across the US whose mayors and other local officials see broadband as a critical component of their citizens' future prosperity.
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The world has changed a lot in six years — Russia has signed long-term basing contracts on the Mediterranean and deployed its advanced military technology while continuing to agitate in its near abroad, China is militarizing islands in the South China Sea and installing foreign bases in Africa, the Middle East continues to crumble as wars persist, Iran charged U.S. ships in the Persian Gulf and continues its missile development program, and North Korea tested two ICBMs in the last month.
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