"We have the same conundrum on including it and alienating conservatives, or not including it and alienating insurance companies," a senior GOP aide told me.
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But to govern it had to join forces first with the hard right, alienating many of its left-leaning followers, and then with the left, alienating more conservative supporters.
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You'll end up alienating people that don't agree with progressive gay politics, and sometimes you make the mistake, or a mistake, and you end up alienating a subculture of the gay community.
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The result is somewhat alienating, but in the same way that having someone point out the obvious can be alienating when you've spent your life thinking otherwise (btw, there is no Santa Claus!).
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Then it's on to alienating the rest of the world.
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That risks alienating the people we are trying to protect.
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At this point, alienating Cuba only alienates the United States.
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"They are afraid of alienating the majority voters," Townsend worried.
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Companies that push for total commitment risk alienating valuable employees.
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I think it's his delivery that's alienating him [from voters].
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Radical protesters, however, risk alienating both local and foreign supporters.
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"If not, you're alienating a lot of people," he added.
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The feeling of detachment from my roots was very alienating.
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It may have room to raise prices without alienating consumers.
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Were you concerned about alienating your audience with that choice?
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At the same time, though, Wakanda is no alienating utopia.
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The result is work that often feels alienating and ephemeral.
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The show started alienating red states with alacrity last year.
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However, she said Trump may already be alienating its allies.
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The experience is not only alienating, but potentially ruinous economically.
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Playing politics would only risk alienating sections of her base.
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For instance, Saewyc says that gendered language can be alienating.
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Both men could supercharge black turnout without alienating white independents.
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How can I handle this situation without alienating my boss?
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If he supports the Kurds, he risks further alienating Turkey.
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" — a substantially more alienating question than "who are your people?
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Alienating Pakistan could make the situation in Afghanistan far worse.
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Is our message alienating entire groups of people, including women?
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The GOP is in danger of alienating a whole generation.
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Last year Mr. Buhari called Nigerian youth "lazy," alienating many.
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She also faulted Trump with alienating some potential Republican voters.
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And Trump has already demonstrated he's more worried about alienating his base and conservative pundits than broadening his support -- so he may care less about alienating middle-of-the-road voters than other presidents did.
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However alienating, for me this is a time of deep creativity.
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Feminism should be alienating, because it's challenging those who hold power.
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Executives are also taking pains to avoid alienating Democratic congressional leaders.
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Karlen says he once asked Prince why he was alienating himself.
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It's a process that's typically very alienating, but it's also cathartic.
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"It creates an atmosphere where you're alienating whole societies," Loeb said.
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If he apologizes to Hill or Flores, he risks alienating them.
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It is hard to punish Mr Putin without alienating all Russians.
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It's a process that's typically very alienating, but it's also cathartic.
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But each concession to the Democrats risks alienating even more Republicans.
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If they stand by him, they risk alienating swing voters. Sens.
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But it risks alienating employees and could be ineffective, they said.
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Meanwhile, she is alienating herself from our family with her behavior.
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He openly sympathizes with foreign dictators while alienating longtime U.S. allies.
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Counterexamples — self-alienating writers such as Beckett and Conrad — are exceptional.
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Lately, it has begun alienating Asian-Americans and Latinos as well.
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"I think they were afraid of alienating his supporters," Brock added.
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But Democrats also risk alienating voters weary of the Russian probe.
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Wary of alienating consumers from the products he endorsed, Jordan demurred.
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Advertising that taps into negative sentiment risks alienating people, he said.
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Alienating the royal family, meanwhile, has proved damaging to broadcast careers.
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Are you worried at all about alienating Catholic voters in Pennsylvania?
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Barris and his partners ditched the project, fearful of alienating employers.
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Editors might understandably fear alienating their readers with such a move.
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"I think she probably ended up alienating both" camps, he said.
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Taking a bigger cut would risk alienating drivers and emboldening rivals.
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She tried them all, but it was alienating for those watching.
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And that experience is always going to be a little alienating.
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His short-lived honeymoon period will end when he discovers that, as with a range of policies such as the Keynesian infrastructure spending he promises, he must choose between alienating his base and alienating his party.
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For this reason, O'Sullivan criticizes Barack Obama for alienating Canada with his delays of the Keystone XL pipeline and Donald Trump for alienating Mexico with his insults and talk of a "wall" between the two countries.
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They may not want to risk alienating voters by advancing the amendment.
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But it's also a balance between connecting with people and alienating people.
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Screenshot: Facebook/TwistiesThe work life of adults can be strange and alienating.
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It risks alienating actual customers in an attempt to get new ones.
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Will Corbyn risk alienating his pro-Brexit supporters by campaigning to remain?
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And they're alienating women — prompting a record number to run and vote.
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How the U.S. and Vietnam have become unlikely friends China alienating neighbors?
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The immersion is so complete it has the potential to be alienating.
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But she can challenge Sanders without attacking him and alienating his supporters.
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This and Israel's increasingly right-wing politics risk alienating more liberal Americans.
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They have the consistent effect of weakening core alliances and alienating neighbours.
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I've noticed that the white space can feel alienating, and even disappointing.
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Alienating the quarterback who made your franchise relevant again is bad business.
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Attracting new customers without alienating the old could be a higher hurdle.
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Having a child with complex medical illness is so stressful and alienating.
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" However, the brand quickly backtracked off that alienating claim, saying, "Screw it.
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Many people rent out their homes online without alienating everyone around them.
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It's alienating, exoticizing, and uncomfortable for the person whose space you're invading.
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They aren't concerned about alienating people by speaking too harshly or directly.
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They fail, destroying universes and alienating their superhero peers along the way.
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Not only is such behavior alienating and provocative, it's just bad policing.
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This obstinacy likely had the effect of alienating (and inflaming) potential viewers.
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If that happens, though, some analysts believe it risks alienating U.S. allies.
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Appeasing one pocket of the Republican caucus likely would mean alienating another.
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It was just your job to avoid attention without alienating the editor.
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Yet his approach risks alienating more moderate voters in tight House races.
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I love that it's an alienating record unless you're into that music.
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Being an assertive or aware black person can be difficult and alienating.
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Likewise, accent walls are a popular trend that designers can find alienating.
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The charismatic outsider tends to become authoritarian, alienating others in the company.
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At its best, this approach is enlightening and empowering, rather than alienating.
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If she opposes Kavanaugh, she risks alienating conservative voters who support him.
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Remakes — especially of beloved classics — run the risk of alienating sentimental moviegoers.
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The risk of alienating white Southerners seemed greater than any possible reward.
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The British, therefore, were deeply invested in not alienating South Africa's rulers.
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His own family, he said, would find a nanny an alienating concept.
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Their activism, alienating some colleagues and aggravating administrators, came at a price.
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The effect is video game-y, alienating in just the right way.
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We are Americans, and alienating us could prove to be politically costly.
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Segregated dating could spell disaster in further alienating daters with differing views.
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We're uncertain about how to address this problem without alienating our neighbors.
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Yet instead of alienating his players, Tortorella appears to have energized them.
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But alienating Colombia could undermine relations with other countries in the region.
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Which is different from having this technology that's created by a white man and then 10 years later it's like, oh we're alienating black women or we're alienating this market and we need to fill in the gaps.
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But Trump instead seems bent on alienating every other power center in Washington.
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But Republican lawmakers also want to avoid alienating gun rights supporters, said Williams.
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The real threat to Facebook isn't bad P.R., it's alienating its user base.
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If he agrees to the contractors' request, he risks alienating the Grenfell community.
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Adult life, especially in a city, is all too frequently isolating or alienating.
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Maybe the company is afraid of alienating customers with a new, unfamiliar cable.
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Watching things happen in slow or fast motion is a profoundly alienating experience.
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But keeping some of the taxes in the Senate bill risks alienating conservatives.
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Admirably, Johansson had to be aloof but not alienating, and she nailed it.
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Those distracting and annoying advertising techniques run the risk of alienating potential consumers.
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If she relents, she risks angering and further alienating her increasingly progressive caucus.
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The surest way of alienating older consumers is to treat them as old.
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It was a seriously alienating time — one in which I completely lost myself.
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So there is some risk to alienating people, or getting some things wrong.
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But that's not even covering the most potentially alienating aspect of it all.
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Tech companies have made particular efforts to avoid alienating conservatives in recent months.
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Once he got started, the experience was even more alienating than he'd imagined.
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They understood that they ran the risk of alienating their conservative white constituency.
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When Chasten came out to his family at 18, their reaction was alienating.
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And that horizon can feel as lonely and alienating as it is exciting.
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Distrustful people end up isolating themselves, alienating others and corroding their inner natures.
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For the industry as a whole there remains a risk of alienating consumers.
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In his message, Pichai tried to assure the left without alienating the right.
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Earlier this week, Khan called Trump's views "ignorant" and "alienating" to mainstream Muslims.
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It also risks further alienating those who voted for the anti-immigrant party.
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She becomes a monster, preying on the innocent and alienating her best friend.
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But it can also be destabilizing or alienating for employees, or even surreal.
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His every utterance has risked further alienating a progressive base that distrusts him.
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But for them, the Pride celebrations borne from the Stonewall uprising feel alienating.
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In the end, the group concluded it could not risk alienating Mr. Bloomberg.
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His parents fret that Hankie's doting on him is alienating his two brothers.
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If we are overly scared, we put teenagers on the defensive, alienating them.
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Now, his tweets are threatening our security by alienating our most powerful ally.
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And some stores have been more muted, conscious of alienating more conservative customers.
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"He is ostracizing and alienating a very trusted ally and partner," Mohib said.
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Becky's greatest talent may be alienating the people who care most about her.
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Labour is trying to avoid alienating the Leavers or Remainers in its party.
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Even though the campaign explicitly targets men, Lysyj isn't worried about alienating women.
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Their love story is alienating and gross, but aren't the best love stories?
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If they move right, they risk alienating their cosmopolitan base on the left.
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Nah. To enjoy something ironically is necessarily alienating, and I hope it remains so.
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I also remember Barack Obama actually alienating our allies and the media saying nothing.
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The kingdom now faces the challenge of pushing through production cuts without alienating Trump.
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He clearly wants to influence Mark Zuckerberg and other tech titans without alienating them.
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I could automatically be alienating half of my fan base right at this moment.
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Northam's consultants seem more concerned with not alienating Trump voters than inspiring Democratic voters.
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The language also risks alienating swing voters who don't appreciate over-the-top rhetoric.
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By doing so, the company risks alienating sellers, a core part of its business.
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How many viewers has Murder lost thanks to baffling, alienating mysteries (this writer included)?
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Some critics have suggested Buttigieg has a history of alienating minorities in South Bend.
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But while you may think you're helping, you're probably actually alienating and insulting them.
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"It was very alienating," she told Harper's Bazaar of her experience shooting the movie.
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But when she arrives, Susannah speaks mostly in Spanish, chastising Sergio and alienating Naima.
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Ocalan's murky theories and the language used by some SDF fighters can be alienating.
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Rapid responses to feedback could keep these utilities from alienating their billion-plus audiences.
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Portman is afraid of alienating Donald Trump's right flank and supporters from the right.
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Today he's arguing they are responsible for polarizing Americans politically and alienating them personally.
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Several supermarket groups refuse to talk publicly about Brexit for fear of alienating customers.
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And the references were pretty black too... Maybe we were alienating our white audience?
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It was one of the most alienating and lonely sexual experiences I've ever had.
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The Wellesley GirlShe's torn between admitting she's #withher or alienating all her #bernout friends.
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Yes, the president will risk alienating the most extreme members of the Republican Conference.
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AT&T would risk alienating more than 2 million subscribers by revoking this product.
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Later, Iraq's Shiite-dominated government grew increasingly authoritarian and sectarian, alienating the minority Sunni.
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There's no clear strategy for Hatch to win over some lawmakers without alienating others.
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Maniac is the rare series that plays with reality without alienating the viewer emotionally.
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Trump's impromptu campaigning also runs the risk of alienating those outside the Republican base.
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But alienating that demographic might cause further pain in his quest for re-election.
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It was her "Barnardese," Hurston said, that was alienating would-be subjects like Kossola.
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We should be creating a united front instead of alienating those with similar challenges.
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Alienating Mr. Trump's supporters would cost them just enough votes to lose their seats.
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If it cracks down further on dissent like this song, it risks alienating voters.
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Capitalism means we sell our labour in ways that often feel exploitative or alienating.
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Overwhelming consumers with promotional messages before bots have proven their worth risks alienating them.
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If you've ever been in the minority, you know how alienating it can be.
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They've been PROMOTING dairy on Insta😷💉😠alienating your key consumer much?
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And stop alienating people and try to figure out how do families do better.
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American Muslims regularly cooperate with law enforcement, and alienating this community would be disastrous.
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It is not worth the risk of alienating crucial voters, as happened in 2016.
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Socially, though, she's a dud, alienating co-workers by saying exactly what she thinks.
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His oppressive conduct is alienating the very sources he should be trying to attract.
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Will the Democrats continue to tack left at the risk of alienating moderate voters.
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Do you worry about alienating Trump supporters with your freewheeling, often political Twitter feed?
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Because the hands are stand-ins for the viewer, any flair can feel alienating.
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Noisy rooftop patrons can also be problematic, potentially alienating both hotel guests and neighbors.
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"I am not concerned at all about alienating" Trump-supporting friends, Mr. Hagendorf wrote.
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Others use the imagery of extraterrestrials to express something of the immigrant's alienating experience.
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Budget-friendly retailers in particular run the risk of alienating customers by raising costs.
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It's difficult for CEOs to take a side without alienating some part of that.
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No one is denying that being exceptionally tall in high school can be alienating.
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His biggest move — ending coupons and clearance sales — backfired, alienating Penney's shoppers en masse.
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But his tariffs are hurting U.S. consumers and businesses and alienating our closest allies.
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At the same time, though, he risks alienating Republicans who might otherwise support him.
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When these twists seem to exist purely for cleverness, they're at their most alienating.
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Yet, to the same sense, it is also an unnatural and even alienating position.
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"It was important that they weren't alienating, so familiar flavours were used," Honhold adds.
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Second, the White House likely aims to force vulnerable Democrats in closely contested districts to vote either for an impeachment inquiry (and risk alienating voters opposed to impeachment) or against it (and risk alienating base Democratic voters and independents who favor impeachment).
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Second, the White House likely aims to force vulnerable Democrats in closely contested districts to vote either for an impeachment inquiry (and risk alienating voters opposed to impeachment) or against it (and risk alienating base Democratic voters and independents who favor impeachment).
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First things first, we've got to stop alienating people with different political opinions than us.
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And like all conspiracies, this level of shipping can lead to hardcore, alienating belief systems.
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Opposing the law would have risked alienating his supporters and ceding ground to Jewish Home.
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"Mad Dogs" is all blinding jewel tones, painting its setting as both gorgeous and alienating.
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But he also risks alienating voters not enamored of sweeping statements that can be untruthful.
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READ: GOP to Trump: Stop alienating Latinos One of Trump's top supporters, New Jersey Gov.
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But by weakening its own sanctions and alienating athletes, it has made that task harder.
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Howard blamed the other man for alienating his wife from him, according to court records.
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The gulf between what you feel and what you can safely post is itself alienating.
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But it faltered in government, alienating Tunisians, many of whom were sceptical of the Islamists.
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Donald Trump has rearranged American politics, by courting working-class whites and alienating educated ones.
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But a pregnant woman being beaten to death risks alienating a lot of the audience.
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It's alienating to people wanting to buy their first toys, although things are gradually improving.
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That means it's easy to mistarget messages, and that can be very alienating, he says.
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Surely there's another way to call out menstruphobia without exercising cis privilege or alienating anyone.
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But far from alienating the Filipino electorate, he still remains to be widely popular leader.
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Some of the options are: creative, interconnected, revolutionary, automated, isolating, surveillance, collaborative, addicting, alienating, cold.
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However, others, including Polish chairman Tusk, caution against alienating voters by moving ahead too fast.
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" On whether the president is alienating establishment Republicans: Trump "is willing to work with anyone.
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"It was very alienating for us because we didn't know any other Chileans," says Uli.
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But she urged caution - focusing too narrowly on specific demographic groups risks alienating moderate Democrats.
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That meanness is alienating, even to those who might agree with him on the substance.
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He needs to turn toward the GOP establishment to govern without alienating his populist base.
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But Hispanics are not the only segment Trump is alienating on behalf of the GOP.
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Fifty-seven percent said the president is alienating black and Latino communities with his rhetoric.
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That may convince more moderates to vote for the bill, but could risk alienating conservatives.
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More strategically, Trump might have feared alienating white nationalists who supported him in the election.
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The NRA has long pushed its Anti-Establishment message, though it sometimes risks alienating conservatives.
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For younger people who are just getting into baseball, it's not only tedious, but alienating.
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What shrewd business would risk alienating law enforcement officials and the patriots who love them?
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Her family's limited experience with the American healthcare system, in turn, made her diagnosis alienating.
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The Brew House, sparkling and packed for the opening, is both awe-inspiring and alienating.
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The same qualities that bind the townspeople together can, in turn, be alienating to newcomers.
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For Chinese people in Australia and the US, that public debate has sometimes been alienating.
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Tellingly, they declined to go on the record for fear of alienating a coalition ally.
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A majority of the city's population is now Hispanic, further alienating the white working class.
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Both spoke only on the condition of anonymity, for fear of alienating the Saudi government.
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Fernández seems to be hewing toward a center-left position to avoid alienating other groups.
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Because by taking a step you're potentially alienating half-- up to half of your customers.
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If they fail to do this, they risk alienating Latino voters and losing the election.
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"I felt like we were alienating an entire group of fans [with pink]," Segar said.
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Corporations always run the risk of alienating customers when they step into the political sphere.
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The company needs to find a working business model without alienating its passionate user base.
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But, by doing so, it risks further alienating the very members it aims to serve.
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He added that an ancillary risk could be alienating employees opposed to a particular cause.
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McMillion, who said he was a gun owner himself, took pains to avoid alienating customers.
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But that also risks tipping the balance too far and alienating moderate Republicans and independents.
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Green Shirt Guy-style laughter is a good low-effort, family-friendly, non-alienating compromise.
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Being a minority within a minority can feel alienating while being mentally and physically challenging.
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More precisely, if they thought they could get the racist vote without alienating another constituency.
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Alienating that establishment could hurt Rubio if he hopes to one day advance in national politics.
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He acknowledged that Twitter at times can be confusing and alienating—something he's trying to fix.
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From film schools to studios, decision-makers see movies with casts of color as too alienating.
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The change may appease some conservatives without alienating moderates that leadership needs to hold on to.
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Alienating locals only encourages them to assist professional out-of-town poachers, making that battle harder.
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Amazon must take care to avoid alienating the people it spends so much trying to please.
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But it can also make Twitter feel like a hostile and alienating place for new users.
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A tougher line on immigration, meanwhile, risks alienating the Hispanic voters they will continue to need.
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In other words, MTV thrived not just by reaching teenagers but also by alienating their parents.
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And the assimilating/alienating function of humor works not only only people but also on *ideas.
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To men, this is sort of an amusing historical footnote, but to women it was alienating.
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We are slowly evolving the whole brand, without alienating and walking away from our current customer.
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His behavior risks alienating moderate and swing voters vital to maintain GOP control of the Senate.
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By refusing, he may be guaranteeing Ned and Alys' devotion, but alienating others within his army.
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Hammy magniloquence risks alienating viewers, not just for an evening but for life, as does obscurity.
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But Majelan isn't alienating the podcast ecosystem by monetizing free podcasts with audio ads for instance.
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" She added, "It's because she is an intelligent person that it's even more alienating to me.
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" Any earlier, strategist Eddie Mahe told the Times, would have "the potential for alienating base Republicans.
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There's no sense in alienating your entire workforce because you don't know how to manage performance.
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But until they decide whether they're movies or games, they're going to be alienating potential fans.
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But Ms Rousseff's embrace of the PT risks alienating her centrist allies, whom she also needs.
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Those streams, while fascinating, are also alienating; most players aren't interested or equipped to play them.
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Indeed, it can make it much harder to do, by alienating large groups in our society.
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But the citizenship exercise has stoked deep anxiety among minority Muslims and risks further alienating them.
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If she wins the Democratic primary, she needs to do so without alienating Bernie Sanders's voters.
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The result produced by conference committee would likely end up alienating either moderates or hard-liners.
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But party leaders are also wary of alienating a growing and increasingly outspoken urban middle class.
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He governed as a technocrat and, quite frankly, a bully, alienating many people and intimidating others.
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That's why I've asserted climate action could be an issue that motivates Democrats without alienating Republicans.
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I can't think of a more toxic situation than him coming in alienating women and Mexicans.
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Elected Republicans take great risks of alienating the Trump base if they back Mueller over Trump.
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But the move risks alienating key business groups long considered influential allies for a Republican administration.
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First, they're alienating large portions of their potential audience, preaching to a smaller, pre-sold choir.
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The veteran sports broadcaster added that such protests risk alienating possible allies to the players' cause.
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The New York Times: Democrats risk speaking boldly and alienating white, rural voters in the South.
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TechCrunch interviewed CRV partner George Zachary about the group's statement, asking him about potentially alienating customers.
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Ms. Scarcella avoids discussing her age online because she's afraid of alienating parts of her audience.
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Mindful of that, Democrats want to ease Mr. Sanders from the race without alienating his supporters.
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Trump won the Republican primary by alienating the establishment and the neoconservative wings of the party.
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Many Republicans have started to raise the alarm that Mr. Trump is only alienating Asians further.
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If he's alienating half of the country, that is going to make life hard for him.
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The result is alienating and bogus, as senseless as the image of Nicola's floating, diaphanous panties.
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She doesn't just deliver good ideas, she lives her values, even when it's difficult and alienating.
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"This sort of national dialogue of 'All women should hate Donald Trump'" is alienating, she said.
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Biden, wary of alienating Sanders' supporters, has been giving the Vermont democratic socialist plenty of space.
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By gratuitously alienating allies and upending trade deals, he has eased the way for China's hegemony.
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Moreover, romanticizing the pursuit of the pure "life of the mind" risks alienating working-class students.
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When Schlegels and Wilcoxes meet, each family finds the other alienating and titillating in equal measure.
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It was productively alienating — subtitles help — in a way that imagined a world: language as landscape.
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The approach has its dangers — like putting Republicans on the defensive and alienating some suburban voters.
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I decline invitations out to avoid the same alienating experience I've had a thousand times before.
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Part of it is calculation: Avoid alienating independent voters who may have voted for Mr. Trump.
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But this — and previous controversies, like work with the Pentagon — risk alienating employees and customers alike.
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It's a simple theatrical trick, and quietly effective, but it also inserts a slightly alienating distance.
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But as alienating as some screens are, she learns she can find commiseration in them, too.
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Jokes aside, it's what makes At Home a refreshing antidote to an increasingly alienating lifestyle industry.
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Hospitals were wary of the high costs of the device, and many surgeons found it alienating.
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Extinction Rebellion campaigners continually debate whether actions should be undertaken that might risk alienating the public.
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It's an extremely demanding, expensive and often alienating process, and auditions for groups are highly competitive.
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Trump is taking away health care for millions of people, separating families, and alienating our allies.
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Rather than deter bad behavior, suspensions are likely to worsen it by alienating students from school.
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"If you're playing generic, impersonal music, I think it could prove to be alienating," he said.
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"It's difficult for business leaders to take a side without alienating some people," Odland told CNBC.
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It is part of a pattern of Trump alienating longtime U.S. allies and partners over Twitter.
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Given the way the administration has been alienating our allies, tighter sanctions aren't going to happen.
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Are you worried that by delaying people's commutes, XR pisses them off and risks alienating them?
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Public officials may be concerned about alienating non-immigrant whites if they pursue welcoming immigration policies.
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Other users agreed and said that Peloton&aposs pricing strategy risks alienating its core customer altogether.
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As much as she is part of the Trump team, she tries to avoid alienating people.
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Ad loads are the number of ads that can be displayed to customers without alienating them.
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The balance for Republicans now is to try and influence Trump on trade without alienating him.
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It is clear that the Grammys are alienating an entire generation of talent with their conservatism.
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Russo's non-stop yelling was illogical, alienating and inherently unsympathetic, befitting the tenor of his takes.
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When a massive, politically alienating event occurs, Clarkson is not the celebrity everyone anxiously awaits comments from.
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That can be an alienating experience for the actors, but especially for camera operators and for Gareth.
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To anyone who doesn't find this to their taste, this can be weird, if not outright alienating.
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How do you produce a more popular broadcast without alienating the artists you're supposed to be honoring?
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Given the camera's distance, the results also tend to be visually static, and even alienating to viewers.
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For decades, governments have shied away from stopping the annual burn-off for fear of alienating farmers.
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Among other things, it meant intervening in the primary process and, consequently, alienating millions of Republican voters.
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Why risk alienating that entire group right before the most chaotic and decisive point in the game?
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Why it matters: Some critics have suggested Buttigieg has a history of alienating minorities in South Bend.
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But new problems can arise when the specific solution under development helps one customer while alienating others.
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At Tribal Council, Scot noticed that Peter was alienating his tribe further with vague and noncommittal answers.
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But his shambolic, careening campaign is already alienating the general electorate like no other politician ever has.
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He's able to use comedy to unite and make people laugh instead of alienating half the population.
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Apple's challenge now is pleasing the much larger mainstream Mac user base without alienating the power users.
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It seems unlikely that abortion alone is the one issue alienating many voters from the Democratic Party.
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"Employ language that resonates well with a mass audience, without alienating potential adversaries," he wrote in 2010.
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For some immigrants, life under Trump has been alienating; for others, it's inspired them to get citizenship.
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Worse, changing the menu to serve her capricious desires risked alienating the chain's older, more conservative patrons.
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Gabbana has previously been proud to dress Melania, even if that means alienating customers because of it.
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And this business model imperative to avoid alienating people became a normative vision of objectivity and neutrality.
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Many worry that a general disengagement from work might prove alienating, and money for nothing socially corrosive.
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By failing to disclose flaws, onlookers say, the government is undermining online security and alienating tech companies.
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That surrender will come at the price of alienating big business, but GOP leaders have little choice.
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Romney argued that Trump's "shortfall" set a poor example for America's "public character," while alienating U.S. allies.
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Clinton's gender could be politically dangerous, possibly alienating some men and handing a weapon to Mr. Trump.
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There is still much to be done, including attracting private development without alienating the park's newfound fans.
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Flattering or not, the sky-high price points can be alienating, said Mr. Costarellos, the Greek designer.
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Clinton, who is the likely nominee, has something to lose by alienating Mr. Sanders or his supporters.
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I'd write angry Facebook posts, alienating myself from friends who happened to be voting for someone else.
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But he's got another talent as well, and that's a talent for offending, alienating and unnerving people.
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It also risks further alienating French Muslims, who have been the subject of most of the raids.
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Airlines might be more concerned about alienating loyal frequent fliers if they thought travelers had more alternatives.
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He attempted to sack the army chief, alienating an already doubting military establishment and its ally, India.
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Trump will have to walk the tightrope of moving to the right without alienating his motley coalition.
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Increased reality can mean more respect for erotic performersBut Gearson doesn't see technology like DreamCam as alienating.
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Plus we're the technology generation where, as Ben said, it is actually alienating us, little by little.
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Leonard: It can be very alienating for non-Mormon kids or kids who choose not to go.
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Those senators are inclined to worry about alienating moderate voters and reject aggressive schemes like court-packing.
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And directly confronting the Bernie die-hards risks alienating them further and adding to the convention's drama.
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"My problem with the word feminist is that it's exclusionary and alienating," Kelly wrote in her memoir.
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The idea of being lectured or chastised for behaving in a certain way feels alienating and reductive.
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Applebee's tried to reinvent itself to appeal to millennial diners, but ended up alienating its core customers.
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Inarticulately representing the role of Islam risks alienating critical allies and inadvertently harming U.S. and global efforts.
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"We ran by bringing people together, talking about kitchen table issues, not by alienating voters," said Pappas.
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If she's worried about alienating more conservative viewers with such references, Ms. Urman is not letting on.
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Now, with the extradition process unfolding in the next months, Mr. Trudeau risks alienating China as well.
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Mulder constantly gets in his own way, alienating superiors with his combined arrogance and flights of fancy.
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She and Mr. Spade understood "how to reach an audience without alienating a consumer," Mr. Silverberg said.
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The move seemed to validate some of the harshest criticisms of him, alienating some of his supporters.
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But that only made the far right seem more acceptable to the mainstream, while alienating younger voters.
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By alienating them from their support groups, abusers are better placed to control and manipulate their victims.
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We're very inclusive, rather than alienating, and we're thrilled to be a part of 'Made By Chicks.
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He once told me that with billions of people on Earth, he's not worried about alienating anyone.
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There's a way to explore these matters with your daughter without alienating her or demonizing her boyfriend.
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Institutions using those tools also have to keep trust top of mind or risk alienating their users.
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But either way, the party would be playing with fire and risking alienating those younger voters forever.
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Still, for seniors, trying to jump start a new career, the search itself can feel very alienating.
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As head of Breitbart, he repeatedly attacked the Republican Party establishment including Ryan, alienating many veteran Republicans.
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She's also running against Trump, who has divided the Republican Party while alienating large groups of Americans.
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Among those who can afford it, people may simply pay their way into less alienating online experiences.
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The balance to strike between alienating party fringes on the left and right is difficult, but viable.
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They have done this by alienating the wishes and better judgment of large swaths of their base.
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For one thing, it's not clear that the party establishment would want to risk alienating Sanders supporters.
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At the risk of alienating the youngsters, though, I'll offer this rejoinder: "What you talkin' about, Willis?"
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They are looking for ways to express their lifestyle that are comfortable for them and not alienating.
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As vulnerable as those companies might be, China has no interest, yet, in alienating its biggest market.
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If Republicans do that, they are going to be alienating a huge chunk of their political base.
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Do you find the added level of complexity in your music alienating or engaging for new fans?
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Gastronomy—much like visual art—can be profoundly alienating if you don't have a certain experimental taste.
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Many leaders caution against alienating voters by moving too fast on integration, which they say has alienated voters.
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What about its behavior or appearance, its specific facial expressions and minute body movements, do they find alienating?
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Because Schumer and Pelosi are witting there saying guys, we are alienating a huge swath of the country.
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These officials all had their own ethics troubles, but alienating Trump was the main reason they got fired.
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In short, Swift is savvy about her public image and wary of alienating any portion of her fanbase.
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In alienating many mainstream Republicans during the campaign, Trump also may have narrowed his pool of potential hires.
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The use of the term treason could risk alienating swing voters who don't appreciate over-the-top rhetoric.
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But it has the effect of alienating allies on the continent...they are fed up with UK exceptionalism.
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But the conversation somehow took a wrong turn, and Nick ended up acting arrogant and alienating her further.
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That's another policy that could be at risk under the Senate rules, which risks alienating anti-abortion senators.
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Will they feel welcome, or will it be a fatal exercise in alienating its loyal and longtime base?
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They were wary of alienating left-leaning Brexiteers who had for the first time voted Conservative in 2100.
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He was known for taking chances, breaking the mold, and sometimes alienating performance car traditionalists in the process.
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If Apple drastically cuts this revenue stream, the company could end up alienating people writing for those sites.
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But for as alienating and intense as The Locust were, they found a foothold in more mainstream hardcore.
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On the environment, Mr Trudeau has failed to please green activists while alienating voters in oil-producing provinces.
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But the logical defence – deep discounts to lure shoppers – risks alienating labels like Hugo Boss and Michael Kors.
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Some critics have suggested Buttigieg has a history of alienating minorities in South Bend, Axios' Rashaan Ayesh writes.
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A second danger lies in alienating people on the other side of an issue, the president among them.
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Yet despite Bolsonaro's success at the polls, many Brazilian voters, particularly women, see him as an alienating figure.
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Taking a bigger share of receipts would risk alienating drivers, however, and raising fares threaten its competitive position.
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Nvidia risks alienating some of its fans and some of its hardware partners with this Founders Edition move.
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But there will still be moments when subtleties and references make pages of this story a little alienating.
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It's simple: hiring women as sex objects to sell products or promote your brand is alienating and unprofessional.
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By politicizing the past, the holiday winds up inflaming old animosities and further alienating former Khmer Rouge fighters.
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In doing so he shored up his base, at the expense of alienating the larger public even further.
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How do you choose between the risk of disappointing a Chinese audience and alienating a non-Chinese audience?
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It is skittish about alienating Republicans in Washington for fear of losing influence on crafting an ACA replacement.
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But such a policy would be electoral suicide, alienating millions of bank customers and sparking talk of confiscation.
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So far, though, the fear of alienating readers has outweighed the fear of losing revenue to ad blockers.
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There are other pollution control laws, but enforcement has been lax for fear of alienating important voting blocs.
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His pupil flowered later into the voltage of self-alienating poetry, away from that moribund grammarian's blind reluctance.
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He broke his lone domestic promise, to never raise taxes, alienating his conservative base and splitting his party.
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The Chinese are resisting because, in part, they could risk alienating other trading partners, the source told CNBC.
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Earlier, Trump pulled out of the Obama administration's Iran nuclear deal, further alienating the US from its allies.
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Liberals and many Democrats criticize Trump for alienating traditional allies like Canada, France and Germany while befriending dictators.
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He's a self-saboteur, too, devising the perfect marketing campaign, then alienating critics with a blast of hauteur.
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He can do just as much damage with divisive and alienating rhetoric as he can with actual policy.
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But these topical references might date the book and risk alienating readers unfamiliar with what's trending on TMZ.
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Alienating the Senate majority leader could make it far more difficult for Trump to achieve his legislative goals.
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It means Obama can endorse her with no risk of alienating a major Democratic voting bloc at all.
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They're also further alienating viewers of color, who've never been adequately served or represented by the mainstream media.
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They are alienating the very people who would be most inclined to rally to their cause — military veteran.
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Nike's strategy risks alienating countless consumers who believe the national anthem protests that Mr. Kaepernick began are disrespectful.
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And my friends who came from working-class or immigrant backgrounds generally found their scene more alienating still.
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To sing explicitly about politics risks alienating nearly half of the folks a performer is trying to reach.
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At the same time, Fiat Chrysler hoped to avoid alienating the Japanese, who were seen as essential partners.
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One reason is that few criminal defense lawyers are willing to risk alienating them with a political challenge.
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A proposal so alienating to immigrants, especially Latinos, would be unheard-of in a typical Florida election year.
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His increasingly authoritarian, nationalist and anti-Western bent is alienating foreign investors, which is hurting the Turkish lira.
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The incident fuels a broader discussion of the relationship between fandom and corporate media, alienating many potential streamers.
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A Democrat doing the same has to worry much more about alienating non-Christian believers who vote blue.
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Speaking loudly against the bill risks alienating powerful politicians — and risks making the health care groups look partisan.
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But McConnell will have to avoid alienating centrist Republicans during the endgame if the Trump proceedings end quickly.
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You say things like you said to GQ because you think it's appealing, it's alienating to some folks.
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Why does Trump continue to do things that are so divisive and alienating to the majority of Americans?
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Filmed with an alienating elegance by Shaheen Seth, "Buster's Mal Heart" is about the making of a madman.
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The Bloomberg campaign has pounced on this type of messaging, saying it is alienating a key voting bloc.
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And pushing it on employees who aren't into personality tests ends up alienating them or making them uncomfortable.
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Performing well with progressives, while not alienating moderates, requires a disciplined messenger with the charisma to disarm detractors.
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In recent years, the authorities have made an effort to curb alcohol-fueled crime without alienating foreign visitors.
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Under this imperative, candidates gain traction and greater media attention by alienating as many people as they entertain.
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Yet now casually weaponized in executive orders, those same ideas are alienating American allies and damaging the presidency.
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Taking a bigger share of receipts would risk alienating drivers, however, and raising fares threatens its competitive position.
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Thus any Russian intervention risks alienating every government on the continent, not to mention provoking more American sanctions.
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His past comments risk alienating key liberal constituencies as he seeks to build support for his unorthodox campaign.
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At a time when women are expected to be joyful, these lows can be especially alienating and stigmatizing.
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You have to make sure you're designing things so that you're not alienating a certain type of customer.
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There is a kind of monomania at play here, so deep as to be admirable, but also alienating.
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And I think it was threatening and alienating to the vision that they shared together for many people.
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After expanding to nearly every country in the world, Netflix is already in danger of alienating its international audience.
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They also paint a picture of what has been, for many, a sad and alienating moment in American history.
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But many tentacle porn animations portray visible suffering and heavy-handed phallic imagery that may be alienating to women.
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I was caught between two worlds: my parents' church, and my alienating (and naive) idea of the gay community.
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Even shade names can be alienating: How many times have you seen beige shades branded as "natural," for example?
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When it comes to women, we're alienating women, who should be coming our way after eight years of Obama.
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The Piano Teacher is what you might call a tough sit, a character portrait that's designed to be alienating.
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"Knowing how much depends on bringing Americans together, we cannot risk alienating Americans at this critical moment," he said.
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They also risk marginalizing or alienating community members who make demands or whose recommendations the police do not take.
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To win the finals, Team Trump needs to attract precisely the voters this mob seems most intent on alienating.
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But with Harden, Clinton did what his GOP counterparts couldn't: advocate for welfare reform without completely alienating black constituents.
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Art becomes alienating when entities and individuals refuse to acknowledge their personal and structural impacts that contribute to gentrification.
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Bay Ridge, Brooklyn Your concerns sound legitimate, but your strategy is alienating the very people who could address them.
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He has made many enemies by sidelining fellow royals, shaking down businessmen, locking up liberals and alienating religious leaders.
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So the missing view counter is weirdly alienating, if you're a fan of the people YouTube Red has recruited.
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One of the hardest parts about losing someone (especially when it's tragic), is just how alienating it can be.
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That's Meera Reed's judgment, after an awkward, alienating farewell conversation with the boy she's accompanied to hell and back.
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Or would doing so demolish Democratic hopes by alienating the centrist voters who cast ballots for Trump in 6003?
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But Silicon Valley is playing it extra safe, and its attempts to not offend some Indians are alienating others.
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Argentina began siding with the so-called ALBA countries, a coalition of left-leaning nations, alienating the United States.
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But they also can't risk further alienating allies on the left, and their employees care about preserving net neutrality.
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The company also risks alienating homeowners, who were the first to use Airbnb and are among its fiercest advocates.
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And I think that you're needlessly alienating a lot of people by having that kind of rigid gender dynamic.
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Instead, Donald Trump has spent the last two years alienating our allies, rather than enlisting them to our side.
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Is his failure, until yesterday, to publicly decry anti-Semitism a result of a fear of alienating racist backers?
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But combined with Trump's penchant for alienating the democratic leaders of close US allies, this trend is downright scary.
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With such limited artistic direction and representation, it's no surprise that many films' subject matter can be so alienating.
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Do they feel they must hide their personalities for fear of damaging their brand or alienating themselves from teammates?
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In some ways, I understand that it'll be confusing or alienating to some fans, and that also interests me.
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By forcing through a contested constitution and alienating liberals he created the climate for the army to oust him.
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Shrill condemnation of the Isaias government also risks alienating the Eritreans best positioned to push it toward sustainable change.
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Yet our President wants to reward him with a seat at the table while alienating our closest democratic allies.
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At the risk of alienating one of the few women who've asked a question for this column—come on!
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But if she's alienating someone whose intellectual and moral proclivities overlap with her own, something has gone tonally wrong.
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But will this tropism toward the center have the negative side effect of alienating the newly energized Democratic base?
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This is partly why newcomers can find programming alienating: They're not accustomed to controlling a computer using only text.
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Mr. Trump's extreme language and divisive policies are alienating moderate Republicans in places like the Atlanta exurbs — where Mrs.
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The message was clear: Failure to act could mean further alienating the public, including many of its core users.
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The GOP has searched for ways to offset major tax cuts without alienating its members by including unpopular measures.
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Most others, however, are trying to avoid offending the fervent Trump followers while not alienating more independent-minded centrists.
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They'd be too afraid of alienating some or all of the party base by urging them to do more.
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Clinton's running mate, Mr. Kaine's allies argue that he is more experienced at threading political needles without alienating people.
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But other broader platforms where sex toys were already being covered often felt alienating for him and other asexuals.
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Meanwhile, others view Warren as too far to the left, potentially alienating herself from more moderate general election voters.
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Like many GOP lawmakers, McConnell has tried to create distance from Trump without alienating the businessman's legion of supporters.
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"Every time he targets his most ardent supporters, he runs the risk of further alienating everyone else," he said.
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Teams are also afraid of alienating fans who are paying to sit in some of their highest-priced seats.
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Even the detectives want her to knock it off: She's alienating informants they need in an ongoing drug case.
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He's one of the few politicians who seems able to maneuver institutional Washington without completely alienating the party's base.
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Critics say relying on that strategy now, however, risks alienating Hispanic and more moderate voters in the general election.
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We were conscious of not alienating people by saying that people have to drink a certain kind of drink.
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Senate Republicans now face the same problem their House counterparts did: appeasing the party's conservative wing without alienating moderates.
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It was different, but always looked like Kia had tried to restrain the first Soul to avoid alienating customers.
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If he doesn't like something, he'll speak up about it, no matter which powerful figure he might risk alienating.
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Gourevitch's assessment is shared by a Republican consultant active in the region who requested anonymity to avoid alienating clients.
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Government promises to bring industrial jobs to replace those lost never materialized, further angering and alienating people, he said.
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Moscow's alliance with Mr. Assad and Iran in slaughtering Sunnis risks alienating Saudi Arabia, the Gulf States and Turkey.
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Authoritarianism, violence, bigotry and patriarchy in the name of Islam are alienating people in almost every Muslim-majority nation.
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And he was aware that Mr. Zaharan's group on Sri Lanka's eastern coast was alienating moderates and conservatives alike.
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It would also risk alienating some users, who enjoy promoting and discussing stories from other parts of the internet.
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"In the post-civil rights era, Democrats needed to maintain their nonwhite base without alienating white voters," he said.
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Hundreds of families had to be moved from the area and their homes razed, alienating Hindus and Muslims alike.
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Look closer, and it becomes a futuristic yet closed-off world that can be equally impressive, alienating and dystopian.
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"They need to walk a fine line: Embracing Trump without alienating his foes," Mr. Malley said in an interview.
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In 2014, the Republican leadership in Congress was moving toward immigration reform, driven by concern about alienating Latino voters.
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King, they said, had stepped out of his depth and threatened to undermine the movement by alienating his allies.
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But the Raqqa operation is already alienating American allies, especially Turkey, which is critical of the Syrian Democratic Forces.
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As the most liberal candidates set the agenda, many in the party establishment squirmed, anxious about alienating moderate voters.
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Some Democrats have worried about alienating parts of the general electorate next November by loosening immigration rules too much.
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If Ms. Handel keeps a cool distance from the president, she risks alienating the most fervent pro-Trump voters.
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By accusing Republicans of these things, you are also alienating millions of Americans that believe the same thing. 3.
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Severing U.S. trade ties and alienating key allies is not an effective way to promote America's economic interests abroad.
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And some Democrats say they're fretting about alienating voters the party needs to win over in next year's election.
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The president expressed confidence his remarks would not hamper his tax plan, brushing aside concerns he is alienating Corker.
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But some leaders can be hesitant to dole out the accolades for fear of upsetting or alienating other employees.
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Being vague is a way to put off alienating various wings of the party until the primaries are over.
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But they also need to pull in the larger contexts — to excite in-the-know fans — without alienating anyone.
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A former Senate Republican leadership aide said Trump is only alienating allies by lashing out at them over Twitter.
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Because if you end up alienating Pakistan, the other risk is you drive them into the hands of China.
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In short, by consolidating behind Mr. Trump, the Republican Party is isolating and alienating itself from the broader public.
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Inside jokes can be alienating; there's also the risk of burying important information in an avalanche of the unimportant.
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Therefore, he looks at each deal on its own basis and doesn't think about allies he may be alienating.
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It looks like US President-elect Donald Trump will pay the price for alienating dozens of national security elites.
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But some critics say he has avoided tackling the issue head on for fear of alienating his Oromo base.
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Afterward, he returned to Italy to work for an architect but quickly found the world of industrial design too alienating.
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Importantly, Pelosi doesn't risk alienating opponents of Trump by allowing House investigations into potential obstruction of justice issues to continue.
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"There's nothing more alienating [than using the incorrect pronouns] for a survivor who doesn't fit into that box," Marsh says.
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When Democrats attempt to emulate the bad behavior of President Trump, they end up alienating moderates and falling further behind.
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But being able to approach a range of topics without alienating your friends and family is a key life skill.
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But he was often caught between being an iconoclast and a conventional Republican, alienating both his supporters and traditional conservatives.
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The Trump campaign is struggling to gain the support of women voters — but they're proven remarkably adept at alienating them.
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Clubs may have to choose between alienating their most valuable employees and playing short-handed against rivals at full strength.
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The movie revels in that fundamental absurdity, never feeling the need to "ground" itself for fear of alienating its audience.
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For those without a dedicated group of friends to play with, Destiny could feel like an alienating and isolated experience.
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According to Just, the portrayal in yarn softens the original artworks' message, which to some may be seen as alienating.
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The idea that the G.O.P. can march into the 21st century intentionally alienating every person of color is borderline insane.
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His right-wing rivals will compete for his supporters in the future, so alienating those supporters today makes no sense.
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Voters feel he has been prioritizing support of businesses over supporting the middle classes, further alienating himself from French socialism.
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But it also helped to create a sort of "secret language" on Twitter, which newer users often felt was alienating.
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He will have to prove that he is his own man without alienating Mr Uribe, who remains a powerful senator.
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Through trial and error some early adopters of workforce data analysis are finding ways to use data without alienating employees.
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On the surface, this was meant bring the focus back to interpersonal friendships, but instead, it had an alienating effect.
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In America, news reports often refer to "the" government, an alienating term suggesting that government is a power unto itself.
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The central tension she wrestles with throughout her book is how to be true to herself without alienating her family.
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From taking weird photos in Saudi Arabia and Rome, to alienating America's remaining allies in NATO, Trump must be exhausted.
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"How do I get out of the room as fast as possible without alienating Harvey Weinstein?" she told the Times.
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Many of Britain's big companies shied away from the debate in 2016, fearful of alienating customers on the opposing side.
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But Xiaomi runs the risk of alienating users if it fails to live up to its goal of "unobtrusive" ads.
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At the same time, Mr Corbyn's liberal approach to immigration and hard-left foreign policy are alienating traditional-minded voters.
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That can be a seriously alienating feeling, because this is meant to be the happiest time of your life — right?
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Because they do a pretty good job in alienating the rest of the women's alliance with a cuckoo-pants suggestion.
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It is an alienating, dehumanizing experience that so many Black people in my generation and all those before us share.
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Not every company wants to wade into political debates for fear of alienating part of its employee or customer base.
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The problems continued to build for MoviePass as it changed it's model, again and again, confusing and alienating its subscribers.
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Alienating these voters is, in their minds, simply not an option, with control of the Senate clearly up for grabs.
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The resulting package isn't as seamless as Spectacles, but it's also not quite as alien (or alienating) as Google Glass.
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But blocking Free Basics can crimp Facebook's growth among lower income people, without alienating middle-class Internet users and businesses.
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Such trenchant proposals may strike a chord with those faithful to Les Republicains but risk alienating swathes of other voters.
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The following year she came out as a lesbian to her evangelical Christian church, a process which she found alienating.
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That Corker enjoys wide respect within the GOP caucus only magnifies the hazard for the White House in alienating him.
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Giuliani was responsible for alienating some of his constituents -- in particular, black New Yorkers -- who felt he was an antagonist.
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Playing into nostalgia without delivering the exact same experience or alienating players with too much new stuff is even harder.
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House passage of a DACA bill, they warn, would risk alienating conservative voters and depress GOP turnout in the midterms.
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Clinton risked alienating Mr. Sanders's supporters and creating a fissure within the Democratic Party if she treated the senator unfairly.
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But punishing relatively innocuous returnees harshly has the downside of alienating other Muslims, and can damage anti-terrorism co-operation.
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Half a century ago, Bob Dylan shocked the music world by plugging in an electric guitar and alienating folk purists.
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Trump could exert influence over Tehran, it added, without alienating allies in Europe by scrapping last year's historic nuclear deal.
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Yet conservatives seem hell-bent on enabling the worst elements in America's police departments, further alienating them from their communities.
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Republican Senate leaders once again find themselves at risk of alienating some of their members while trying to appease others.
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The disparity in incarceration rates has bred distrust, alienating communities of color from those who serve valiantly in law enforcement.
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Alienating her -- and failing to deliver on something that she has staked her vote on -- is a seriously bad play.
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It's especially alienating for Jenny that Melrose, her ostensible best friend, is unable to see why she would be upset.
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If it kept denying that pay discrimination existed, it risked damaging its image, alienating the public, and radicalizing its workforce.
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He has so few allies that he dares not risk alienating the base that helped him win the White House.
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Most brands, he said, are leery of doing anything political during an election cycle because they fear alienating any customers.
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It can backfire for Democrats by alienating swing voters and threaten the party's chances of keeping the House in 2020.
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"Trump is energizing Democrats, alienating moderate Republicans and turning off independents who decide elections in Ohio," he told The Hill.
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But while reading Josh Singer's script, Hurwitz was most struck by how alienating the trip must have been for Armstrong.
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Abadi risks alienating Sunni voters if displaced Sunnis are seen to be suffering from being sent home to dangerous areas.
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So if you have a particular opinion about something, you're instantly alienating 50 percent of those people… it often backfires.
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Despite alienating Fox News and receiving little support from Republican leaders, Donald Trump remains the frontrunner for the party's nomination.
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But while Trump's incendiary rhetoric may help jumpstart his base, his tone risks alienating suburban voters, some observers have cautioned.
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I was interested in how it could be active in that way, and how it took on an alienating aspect.
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As I've said above, each and every one of us finds our job (at times) frustrating and alienating and...boring.
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It's a short 'walking simulator'-type game with an effective message—being a Jehovah's Witness can be alienating and strange.
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For many, it doesn't: Content is expensive, traffic is unpredictable and website ads are both cheap and alienating to readers.
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You've been getting a little high-minded of late, Libra, and you're at risk of alienating those closest to you.
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By continuing to ignore the Amazon's plight, Bolsonaro risks alienating his base at home and the country's trading relations abroad.
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He has admitted to meddling in football decisions and alienating his coaches in his early years of owning the Patriots.
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Such incumbents might worry that obstruction would be too costly in terms of alienating independent voters in the general election.
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A vocal critic of Trump, Sykes eventually walked away from his show after alienating some of his pro-Trump listeners.
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She is a valued member of her Judaea community, but she has an unsatisfied spiritual yearning that others find alienating.
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There are sequences that seem intended to emphasize the ugly, alienating qualities of skyscrapers that ignore or distort Sullivan's principles.
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The potential longer-term harm would be in alienating them so that they choose a different brand of car altogether.
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And it is alienating to be only presented with smiles and feel you're alone in not feeling this way yourself.
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Instead of building a coalition to manage its rise — including the Asian nations in China's shadow — Trump is alienating allies.
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All the while, he is alienating the center of the electorate who he needs more support from ahead of 22016.
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How can the GOP give Trump a win on the wall without alienating Democrats from a bipartisan solution on DACA?
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Trump faced a difficult choice between keeping a 2016 campaign pledge and alienating the Palestinians ahead of Thursday's waiver deadline.
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He came to power in 2014 after staging an internal party coup, alienating his Democratic Party's more left-leaning factions.
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They're often the only gathering places for blocks around, but they're alienating, in part because the employees often look miserable.
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He noted efforts to attract conservatives have ended up alienating moderates, while efforts to attract moderates have pushed away conservatives.
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One side thinks Democrats should stay silent on race and focus entirely on progressive economics to avoid alienating white voters.
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For them, a strategy that was supposed to boost attendance ended up alienating a declining but still crucial subscriber base.
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The U.S., particularly under President George W. Bush, pressed for democratic reforms but was wary of alienating a key ally.
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If that and some of the show's other contextualizing gambits sound didactic, even alienating in the Brechtian manner, fear not.
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Democrats are unlikely to support them no matter what they do, and alienating Mr. Trump could be disastrous for them.
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It challenges a presidency that is already alienating half of his country, following his impeachment and unrestrained behavior in office.
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By alienating Muslim communities and our closest allies, Mr. Trump would destroy the partnerships we need to effectively fight terror.
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What's more, his implicit threats of violence against his opponents seem to be alienating more supporters than they might rally.
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It will achieve nothing but alienating the Justice Department further and creating the appearance of a White House under siege.
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Businesses risk alienating customers if they take a side, said Steve Odland, CEO of the nonprofit Committee for Economic Development.
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This is a fundamentally political question, and splitting the difference through complex acts of technocracy ends up alienating both sides.
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From the standpoint of not alienating his most devoted followers, this is a discussion Trump Tower can easily live with.
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What was it that Sarah Palin once said about Obama's foreign policy — that he was "coddling enemies and alienating allies"?
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Kelly Ripa is alienating lots of people on 'Live,' because they believe she's jeopardizing their jobs by refusing to work.
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The Trump administration, wary of alienating evangelical conservative members of the president's base, has a mixed record on L.G.B.T. rights.
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Harris, particularly, has had to answer to the demands of a global California economy without alienating the left-wing grassroots.
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And potentially alienating foreign partners isn't helpful at a time when "seismic forces" are disrupting work at home, Pritzker added.
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I've always respected the effort they invest in their appearance, but also found these punishing beauty standards to be alienating.
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He warned that failing to communicate with these voters was alienating a core portion of the Democratic Party's traditional base.
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They view the moralism around personal emissions as a distraction, a way of diverting environmentalist energy and alienating non-environmentalists.
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But Amazon's focus on low prices and commodity effects has been alienating to an industry that's focused on glamour and cachet.
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See how she went from beach babe to red carpet goddess in a decade's time — all without alienating her vibe — ahead.
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He has for weeks advanced the idea that Democrats are alienating Jewish voters and that the Democratic Party tolerates anti-Semitism.
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And I still find a certain part of the adult world alienating, so I'd rather just hang out with my kids.
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That makes the task of accentuating his experience in tech, without alienating voters who associate the industry with liberal elitism, tricky.
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College officials face the challenging task of supporting free expression without alienating the largest demographic of international students on American campuses.
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If they show enough display ads to turn a profit, they risk alienating their readers and driving them to block ads.
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Over many years, because of the fear of alienating Turkey, diplomats have been told to avoid mentioning the well-documented genocide.
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The bill would also shut down the country's $350 million fur industry, which risks alienating the PiS base in rural areas.
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I've just been wondering if the language with which we describe survival isn't a bit alienating to those who need it.
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But matching your movements to a separate screen is usually a little alienating, and most games never passed the novelty stage.
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People are losing weight, getting dates, getting robbed, and alienating their non-Poké playing friends all thanks to this little app.
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Making editorial judgment calls in the News Feed risks alienating users across the ideological spectrum, even if Facebook did it effectively.
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Flip the game now, and you're sticking your head up too soon; you're alienating your allies; and you're empowering your enemies.
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Such a tie-up, though favoured by many in the markets, would also risk alienating many of the Socialists' core supporters.
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The United States was not a particularly mighty nation at the time, and alienating its foreign creditors was a non-option.
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It was a really weird, alienating experience where it was this disembodied form of myself that I had no agency over.
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And there's even some evidence that alienating the wonk class isn't a bug that comes from Sanders's ambitions but a feature.
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Artists of all genres sometimes feel the need to remain silent on hot-button issues for fear of alienating their fanbase.
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After her loss, Clinton admitted that she didn't want to appear angry by pushing back for fear of alienating certain voters.
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So give Republicans credit: Alienating a substantial majority of citizens while adding at least $1 trillion to the deficit isn't easy.
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Do you agree with people who say that violent protest always ends up hurting the cause by alienating the general population?
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But calling for everyone to do so in this way misses the point and risks alienating more people than it unites.
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Because it makes me laugh and it's alienating to the audience and I feel like that's what the character would do.
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When Thiel discredits the startup scenes in Austin, Denver, and Detroit, he is alienating the same folks he hopes to help.
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While his message resonates with voters tempted by the buoyant far-right National Front, he risks alienating mainstream center-right voters.
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The company finds itself in a position of either alienating its advertisers or the very people who create the platform's content.
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What Labour needs is a unity candidate, someone who can replace Corbyn without alienating his supporters or inflaming the right wing.
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Allies such as Australia have so far refused to participate in freedom-of-navigation exercises in the fear of alienating Beijing.
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But Trump's speech risks alienating or even insulting many Muslims who are weary of Western politicians conflating their faith with terrorism.
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Apple will likely wait until that group becomes an "absolute minority" to prevent alienating a large portion of its user base.
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House Republicans struggled to respond to Trump's frequent controversies as they condemned his rhetoric, but sought to avoid alienating his supporters.
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The newly elected Democratic state senators from Long Island have rejected key progressive initiatives in Albany, wary of alienating swing voters.
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However in sports, deception runs the risk of alienating fans or drawing a penalty, so players face pressure to deceive sparingly.
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Now, he's navigating through a home-grown fame that he admits can present its own alienating issues in its own right.
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But it also risks alienating the Iran hawks — including the pro-Israel lobby — who have thus far been staunch Trump allies.
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The billionaire's convention manager, Paul Manafort, on Wednesday said Trump, despite alienating many within his own party, doesn't need to change.
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Beyond that, arrogance finds its reward when it doesn't submit or concede, when it doesn't betray a fear of alienating nonbelievers.
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They argue that Trump made the job harder by alienating two of the three Senate Republicans who voted against the bill.
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But letting Mr. Colbert be Mr. Colbert will definitely mean politics, and these days, that's inevitably going to mean alienating viewers.
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Agreeing on legislation carries its own challenges, like raising the money to comply with Senate budget rules without alienating Republican lawmakers.
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" Someone like Brown, the adviser added, could "help with left-leaning voters to some extent while not alienating center-right voters.
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The trick is to fashion new appeals to the persuadable voters they need to forge governing majorities, without alienating core partisans.
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This would strengthen the Russian defense industry while simultaneously alienating a strategic partner, both grossly inconsistent with US national security interests.
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Republicans will be forced to walk a careful line in questioning Ford's account without alienating women voters ahead of the elections.
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He's alienating institutionsSimultaneously, Trump has worked to dismantle or withdraw our country from the international institutions facilitating efforts in global health.
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Alienating Noah has cost Hoiberg a lot of good will in the locker room, and it's arguably been his biggest flub.
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While these examples perhaps risk alienating his hardcore, underground-focused SDK fanbase, Merkules is hardly faking his way through the industry.
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Heck rescinded his support for Trump but has had to walk a fine line to avoid alienating the state's Republican base.
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Mr. de la Manitou tells of Hopper alienating Taos locals and sassing cops in bars as if these were heroic acts.
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Does there still exist a public figure whose persona can unite and speak to fragmented audiences without excluding or alienating anyone?
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Such a tie-up, though favored by many in the markets, would also risk alienating many of the Socialists' core supporters.
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Some Afghan and U.S. officials say the campaign is alienating the Afghan population and undermining American efforts to strengthen Afghan institutions.
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In selecting the Sooners over the Bulldogs, the committee, and the playoff itself, avoided alienating at least one of its patrons.
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In "The Mule," Mr. Eastwood plays an older man filled with regrets after a lifetime of alienating his wife and daughter.
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And it risks alienating his supporters from the party when they could stay and help push it to the left instead.
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McCrank feels the company is trying to reach younger and younger consumers, often alienating its older customer demographic in the process.
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By threatening to penalize Swift, the financial messaging service, the U.S. is alienating European allies and could undercut the dollar's dominance.
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"If Kemp moves too far to the center he risks alienating some of his strong supporters from the primary," he said.
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The personnel changes have been particularly alienating for Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, who has proven to be a volatile figure.
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Countries like Germany especially have said they felt stuck between the US and China, unable to afford alienating either economic superpower.
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Red's flares of rage are already alienating his friends, especially Alan, whose attention has strayed to a cute vacationer (Kristine Froseth).
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It could also mean recognizing that alienating Iraq and making Iran even more of an enemy hinders the fight against ISIS.
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He advertises that he is "self-made" and eats Burger King in his private jet, rendering him "aspirational" rather than alienating.
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Music (and eventually emotion) cuts through the alienating layers of abstraction in this new work by the musician-storytellers James & Jerome.
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This hardly inspires confidence — it's as if the company couldn't decide between modernizing itself and not alienating its most ardent fans.
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Do the companies that employ them realize that they're alienating millions of potential fans -- and paying customers -- by being so outspoken?
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"(Botka) lost support gradually, failed to gain new voters while alienating others and fellow opposition parties," said DK spokesman Zsolt Greczy.
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It's been a fast-paced process meant to satisfy liberal activists without alienating moderate members worried about support from swing voters.
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Not eating meat would mean alienating ourselves from our histories and traditions, but I would argue this is a good thing.
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But these visions can be as thrilling to supporters as alienating to opponents, even ones close by on the ideological spectrum.
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It might also cost voters, by alienating the white voters Kennedy needed to win, in South Dakota and every other state.
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It is whether they will continue to follow a standard-bearer who is alienating most of the country by embracing extremists.
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Some critics accuse colleges of sweeping allegations of sexual assault under the rug to protect their reputations and avoid alienating donors.
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The fear of alienating audiences, or of being "unlikable" in any way, is perhaps why more female celebrities aren't similarly bold.
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Biden further criticized the president as alienating the U.S. from its allies in his so-called maximum pressure campaign against Iran.
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It's a fact she loudly announces in 2016's "Why Try to Change Me Now," alienating her even further from Owen.
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A less-than-perfect outing risked alienating first-time ticket buyers and giving local media outlets an excuse to ignore them.
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Bergman has to figure all this out, and she can do it too, but not without alienating every man she encounters.
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Virtually all global health experts interviewed about the candidates spoke on condition of anonymity, for fear of alienating the future winner.
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The move excites some GOP base voters, but risks alienating the independents that Ryan and his House colleagues need to win.
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President Donald Trump has spent the last three years alienating allies in Europe and undermining the decades-old relationship with NATO.
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Nehru's husband, in his own memoir, reflected that virtually nobody — including himself — was willing to take the risk of alienating Mrs.
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It's hard not to cynically presume that was the director's intention: Appeal to more progressive audiences without alienating the conservative ones.
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That concession also risked alienating center-right Republicans in the House and Senate, where the bill already faced an uncertain fate.
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As for the war material, it's shameless in its caricatures and clichés, and up-to-the-minute in its alienating pyrotechnics.
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Yet with clear communication and practice you can learn to set self-honoring limits without alienating people or losing your paycheck.
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They reject the more moderate approach advocated by Blue Dogs, saying that compromise policies only end up alienating the party's base.
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The Republican Party is alienating an entire generation of young conservative voters by continuing to downplay climate science and sidestep solutions.
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" Buttigieg argued that Trump had made the world less safe by embracing dictators, alienating Democratic allies, and employing "tariffs as tantrums.
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In Biloxi Bishop Howze took on the delicate task of explaining black people's grievances to the church authorities without alienating them.
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Hurran said the abuses have made conservationists into enemies of the Baka, alienating a potential source of information on the poachers.
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As the country's economic crisis deepens and he becomes more tyrannical, he is alienating his own political base, according to experts.
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A pro-choice (or even middle-ground) abortion position would risk alienating the voters who are most receptive to this message.
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If the majority leader pulls the health care legislation toward one side, he risks alienating the other end of the spectrum.
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Songs like "Sleep" and "Parabola" are tracks that build slowly, baking in subtle hooks that keep the uneasiness from becoming alienating.
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To see that change around you just when you feel like you had some sense of security is alienating and disappointing.
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By running for mayor, he challenged the old boys' network that supported the incumbent Democrat, Gordon Paquette, alienating the party for years.
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Terrified of alienating its other Android partners, like Samsung and LG, Google went to great lengths to keep Motorola at arm's length.
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This would in itself be a disaster, alienating all of Trump's voters, who, as he likes to remind us, are very loyal.
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Now, with a strict and poorly executed ban on adult content, Tumblr is alienating power users and pushing some to other sites.
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And a 7-year-old named Toby asked about proposed cuts to public television and alienating Mexicans by building a border wall.
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That may be a tall order: Facebook runs the risk of alienating a sizable portion of its user base by filtering news.
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Partly because of worries about alienating the voters and because Republicans like Ryan aren't on board with a fully free market approach.
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The most damning irony is that in trying to serve as many masters as it can, the AHCA is alienating almost everyone.
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They are evil but can't be so alienating that we do not find them appealing, otherwise their antagonism no longer is alluring.
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Clinton backers have struggled to find a way to push Sanders out of the race without alienating his base of liberal voters.
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Republicans, by contrast, risk alienating almost every minority -- as well as female voters -- with a selection of Trump as their presidential nominee.
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But as the trade war widens, it risks damaging the global economy and alienating key voters ahead of Trump's 2020 releection bid.
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Another interviewee, from Slovakia, moved to Cardiff and had a great time, then moved to London and found it much more alienating.
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Uber has been burning through capital, pissing off drivers, alienating riders, and generally wreaking havoc since its inception over six years ago.
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One fan said she believed Swift's long silence was meant to avoid exactly this scenario — alienating fans by tarring herself with politics.
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What if our anti-corporate slogans are alienating the groups that could make a big difference in the fight against climate change?
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Nevertheless, by shutting down Jeremy, and going behind John's back, Natalie is alienating the few people who want to work with her.
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Not feminist in any way that might be annoying or challenging or alienating to its audience, but in a fun, empowering way.
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Beijing's behavior will only succeed in alienating ordinary Taiwanese, among whom support for unification is at an all-time, single-digit low.
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But as a matter of pragmatic politics, neither one could afford to risk alienating that guy in the hard hat, could they?
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Labor, in an attempt to appeal both to would-be mineworkers and green metropolitan types, has waffled about its intentions, alienating everyone.
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This amplification can seem confusing when analyzed through a political lens, which make his actions seem alienating at best, catastrophic at worst.
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For the US, alienating Erdoğan remains an unwelcome prospect given Turkey's critical role in the battle against ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
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Republicans could be alienating more modern voters because of the lack of gender diversity among candidates, and recent attacks on abortion rights.
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But bands like Godsmack, Stone Temple Pilots, and Creed laid soulful vocals over big, swingin' riffs that satisfied rockers without alienating them.
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Even when people hold nothing against those with disabilities, they can often unintentionally speak to them in a condescending or alienating way.
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But longer term, Tesla also risks alienating loyal customers and destroying its considerable brand equity — problems Detroit is all too familiar with.
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If this modular technology can cut costs and lines without alienating customers, we could see our local brick-and-mortars adapt quickly.
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But not all Drag Race contestants speak out politically in fear of alienating fans — something that irritates longtime drag performer Jackie Beat.
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She knows that true security doesn't come from scapegoating people because of their religion, alienating our allies, stoking fear and pointing fingers.
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As powerful as Facebook is, there's no reason for it to risk alienating so many users by flexing its muscle so nefariously.
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Trump's campaign has done the opposite, alienating minorities and women with incendiary rhetoric, which is sure to hurt him in November. 22019.
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As the ad and his wife's raised eyebrows show, he's committed to the job, at the cost of alienating everyone around him.
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The fund manager statements were striking, given that many major investors try to steer clear of political debates to avoid alienating customers.
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Many are afraid to go public with their gender identity for fear of reprisals and worries about alienating friends and family members.
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The fund manager statements were striking given that many major investors try to steer clear of political debates to avoid alienating customers.
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He's a narcissistic, multi-substance abuser who can't be trusted and sabotages all his close relationships, alienating anyone who cares about him.
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The new MacBook Pro is as beautiful and desirable as ever, but using it is alienating to anyone living in the present.
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It's theatrical; it's sex wrapped up in violence; it's a blatant appeal to the demographic it's serving and alienating for everyone else.
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Trump is the fan service president: He's all about keeping his cheering section happy, even at the risk of alienating everyone else.
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This makes the rift that much greater by alienating less progressive organizations who are key to these coalitions from the broader community.
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His efforts have helped endear her to Republicans eager to restrain the bureau while alienating her from Democrats committed to protecting it.
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By curbing immigration harshly, however, May risks alienating businesses that rely on foreign workers for a large proportion of their staffing needs.
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As heavy objects thumped and banged, it was her job to keep everyone safe — while not alienating those who work for her.
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Embracing public figures who helped cause those harms, without any gestures toward accountability, risks alienating those who have long supported climate action.
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But you have to be very careful about alienating your current customers in a bid to attract lapsed customers or new customers.
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Politico's report on the moves cited Trump campaign sources who told the paper that the moves are alienating Lewandowski and his loyalists.
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Exactly how, though, is a bit of a mystery, apart from embarrassing Democrats and further alienating Mr. Sanders's supporters from Mrs. Clinton.
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The change in position has risked alienating Latino and immigrant voters, and might have sown doubts about Northam into some progressives' minds.
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And if Mr. Trump keeps alienating more of them like Gary Williams, a lifelong Republican and small-business owner from Lexington, Tenn.
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Coming off too strong, too soon, could risk alienating some of those groups and potentially sacrificing the success of a deal altogether.
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Or they can disavow him, recognizing that further alienating nonwhite voters will do severe damage to the party in the long run.
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As the CEO of a public company whose success is dictated by engagement and growth, alienating conservatives is not a good strategy.
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But a Democratic win in Arizona would be a clear demonstration of how Republicans endangered the party's chances by alienating Hispanic voters.
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Our reporting finds that Mr. Trump risks alienating Republican-leaning military voters in swing states with his comments about the armed services.
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Suspensions do not deter bad behavior, numerous studies have found, and most likely feed it by alienating students from the school community.
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Otherwise, a world in which grown-up behavior seems inexplicable, alienating and anything but grown-up feels all too close to ours.
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Democrats in 2016 are banking on winning huge margins of the Hispanic vote, thanks to Trump's rhetoric alienating that bloc of voters.
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But if they side too closely with Trump, they risk alienating the broader electorate, where his poll numbers have been historically low.
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Clinton is now trying to hold off Mr. Sanders while not alienating his supporters, whom she would need in the general election.
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He can't get through a simple press conference without spewing more bile and alienating leaders who would have endorsed more infrastructure spending.
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Players are regularly transported into realms made up of all kinds of alienating and seemingly extraneous detail, where reality is constantly shifting.
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The big picture: Trump seeks close cooperation with Japan on resolving the North Korean nuclear threat, but he's alienating Tokyo with tariffs.
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It's a strategy that could resonate with Trump's base, while alienating Republicans and independents who are more moderate, experts told the Post.
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But by holding firm to avoid being outflanked by the AfD, the CSU risks alienating the Greens, who reject an upper limit.
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Other research found that when white people pretended not to notice race they often acquired alienating tics, such as avoiding eye contact.
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She doesn't have a consistent place to live, is dangerously close to losing her job, and has been alienating friends and family.
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The talks box Trump in because if he keeps up his bombastic rhetoric he would risk alienating a key ally in Moon.
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By implementing punishments for protesting during the national anthem, the N.F.L. risks alienating nonwhite people, who are more supportive of the protests.
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As the only incoming student last year, I was already suspicious of the administration for alienating an entire year of MFA students.
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Situated to greet you as you step through the doors, "Otra Fiesta" also acts as an introduction to Reich's abstract, alienating music.
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"If you're alienating the largest minority group in Arizona, you're going to have a tough time winning an election as a Democrat."
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How Tru navigates her alienating all-girls school and quietly defies the limits of girlhood is written with exquisite care and attention.
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The investigation found details of a C.I.A. mission with tactical successes that have come at the cost of alienating the Afghan population.
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These analysts suggest Saudi Arabia was aiming to crush support for Sunni jihadists active in the kingdom without alienating more moderate Sunnis.
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Price offered a detailed repeal-and-replace plan in 2015 that included watered-down tax credits, likely alienating conservatives such as Paul.
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Where his predecessors have feared alienating China, he has boldly challenged its transfer of technology, cybertheft and hidden trade subsidies and barriers.
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In 2017 he became an outspoken critic of Trump—even after he was advised to zip it, for risk of alienating moviegoers.
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On the other, he needs to avoid alienating the president of the United States, which is the United Nations' biggest financial backer.
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They fear that a Republican Party that becomes identified too closely with Trump risks permanently alienating a more diverse, less white electorate.
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And state officials are no more immune to concerns about alienating Mr. Felder and his constituents than their counterparts in the city.
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But in centering these issues in its narrative, Baldur's Gate 3's attempts at relatable pathos risk coming across as alienating prurience.
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Hugh L. Carey, and spoke bluntly about his come-lately Republicanism, alienating George Pataki, the state's conservative governor, at a joint appearance.
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Republican members dread the prospect of alienating the Trump base, which is in the range of 35 percent of voters, in primaries.
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The group, also known as Yaffed, has accused it of stalling to avoid alienating Hasidic leaders who control important blocs of votes.
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They were concerned that cancelling Brexit without consulting the public would be seen as undemocratic and risked alienating thousands of potential voters.
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But they cannot reasonably expect to do so without alienating half the country who voted for the President they're trying to expel.
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" Those who defend this distinction typically argue that deploying the charge of racism commits harm by alienating people and stopping "the conversation.
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"I don't think it's a sustainable business model doubling down on a shrinking base and systematically alienating so many groups," said Abramowitz.
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Alienating nations around the world, with whom the United States has had long and mutually beneficial relationships is no way to bargain.
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Conte has also struggled to avoid alienating his core users as he chases new revenue and brings his platform up to scale.
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I told them that by doing so, not only would they be alienating their own team but also degrading the company image.
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Charles G. Dawes began his vice presidency in March 1925 by alienating the Senate with an Inauguration Day lecture criticizing its rules.
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His rapping was quick and intricate without being prohibitively technical, much in the way his Christian worship feels inclusive rather than alienating.
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Case: Leadership, Culture, and Transition at lululemonKey takeaway: Figure out how to bring the founders into a strategy rather than alienating them.
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"Pressing Tokyo on the comfort women issue while attempting to engage Pyongyang has the risks of alienating Tokyo from Seoul," Nagy warned.
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But no: Meeting with the chancellor of Germany, another ally he's alienating, Mr. Trump insisted that there was nothing to apologize for.
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Apple's challenge now isn't serving this hardcore base but pleasing the much larger mainstream Mac user base without alienating the power users.
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It has to please a diverse range of interest groups, from environmental justice to labor to climate, without alienating any of them.
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These documents—the documents that you need to get through modern life—are alienating, convoluted, and generally seem more difficult than necessary.
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And Republicans in tough or potentially tough down-ballot races — as McCain, Toomey, and Ayotte are — evidently fear alienating too many of them.
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It appears that Sanders—a far more savvy politician than his critics give him credit for—is wary of alienating those white voters.
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But a vote for a Trump Supreme Court pick risks infuriating the Democratic base in all three states and alienating left-leaning voters.
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His coalition-building strategy on this bill was sloppy and ended up alienating everyone, as he deeply underestimated conservative opposition to Ryan's plan.
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It risks alienating our important allies who are critical partners in our current counter-terrorism efforts, especially Muslim countries like Turkey and Jordan.
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Cherny conceded that Aspiration's stances risk alienating parts of the country, especially those who work in the fossil fuels industry or own guns.
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The memo depicted a department caught flat-footed and newly at risk of alienating experts critical to the military's artificial intelligence development plans.
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Strategists said Trump not only risks alienating potential supporters but also the political operatives in states that can help turn out the vote.
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Levant's link to mainstream journalism helped legitimize what he was doing with The Rebel, even if the content was often offensive or alienating.
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Now, the big challenge for Duterte's government is ensuring that a plan geared towards helping his political base doesn't end up alienating it.
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Despite Bolsonaro's victory, many Brazilian voters, particularly women, saw him as an alienating figure — he even faced an assassination attempt in early September.
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But if he did denounce the President's statements and Trump heard about it, he might risk alienating and angering a famously capricious leader.
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And he needs to do it without alienating any of the hundreds of powerful companies that have a stake in the smartphone market.
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The bottom line: Rushing to deploy technology that is not ready for the real world risks alienating the public in the long run.
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By being derelict on this matter, though, Goodell risks his league alienating a healthy chunk of its paying customers -- the fans and sponsors.
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Ahead, the best skin-care gifts to give this holiday season — and how to give them without ruining your relationships and alienating people.
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In recent years, the company has focused its efforts on making its products more user-friendly, arguably further alienating makers in the process.
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"Trump's 'America First' doctrine has played poorly abroad, alienating allies, and damaging links with the rest of the world," the report's authors wrote.
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Maintenance of automated systems can be costly and, when they break down, bring operations to a screeching halt, alienating customers, restaurant operators said.
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But the occasion was clouded by an alienating opening prayer from a fellow lawmaker who repeatedly referenced Jesus and asked for his forgiveness.
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Clinton also runs the risk of alienating some progressives who are unhappy with Obama's choice — many who may back her rival, Bernie Sanders.
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"We think the new rewards plan runs the risk of alienating the core customers," Bernstein analyst Sara Senatore wrote in the research note.
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Thumper is beatiful the way great death metal is beautiful: intimidating and alienating at first, but in time, it becomes impressive and seductive.
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Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton lost her chances of becoming president after alienating two key states, anti-tax crusader Grover Norquist said Monday.
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And in today's hyper-partisan environment, every political contribution or expenditure comes with the risk of alienating half of a company's customer base.
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By expanding its offering to include more low-cost items such as throw pillows, it also managed to avoid alienating the aspirational shopper.
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And if the building trades keep this up, they will damage themselves by alienating the allies they need to survive the Trump era.
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He cannot take a strong stand in support of protesters stopping the Dakota Access Pipeline without alienating powerful people like McGarvey and O'Sullivan.
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It doesn't require you to know secret tricks or techniques, which can be fun for the teen in-crowd but alienating to olds.
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He originates from Tibet, so if you acknowledge that Tibet is a place and that he's Tibetan, you risk alienating one billion people.
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Usually outreach workers focus on offering people as much choice as possible, but for people with autism, this can be overwhelming and alienating.
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Conversely, other companies like the developer of The Witcher 3, believe DRM's restrictions are alienating and simply trust that most people will pay.
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Washington is alienating our allies on these bigger issues when we do not alone have the power that we need to address them.
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The tap dance speaks to the dilemma facing many Republicans who view Mr. Trump as anathema to conservatism but fear alienating his voters.
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He has to do this, the diplomat said, without alienating the Palestinians in a way that jeopardizes efforts at a lasting peace deal.
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An article on Monday about efforts by the Hillary Clinton campaign to celebrate women without alienating men misstated the year in which Mrs.
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And there's evidence Gillespie's campaign is aware it risked alienating some voters with ads that Latino and immigration groups have denounced: Florida Sen.
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Late-term abortion, immigration, Israel, energy production — all were places where Democrats could not support the president without alienating their own important constituencies.
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But it also does serious damage to America's power in the world by alienating allies and forcing them to turn away from Washington.
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He also claimed Google was dominated by "left biases," is "alienating conservatives," and engaged in "discriminatory practices" to increase diversity in the workplace.
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It is a lonely and alienating relationship that will leave you vulnerable to accusations that you fail to appreciate the genuine, the authentic.
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Support for Kavanaugh can help win over moderate voters in a state that overwhelmingly backed Trump, but also risks alienating the Democrat's base.
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Undoing DACA could have political consequences for Trump and his fellow Republicans, further alienating Hispanics, a growing voting bloc in the United States.
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One of Griffiths's friends disclosed he'd been a victim, and told her how alienating he'd found the formal process of reporting and counseling.
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At the time of writing, I've managed about four months—and it's been OK so far, if not a little alienating at times.
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Over half of all American agricultural products are exported, so alienating foreign purchasers results in severe damage to the businesses making those exports.
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Early data shows these ads can be extremely effective… or they can be so annoying and intrusive that they risk alienating viewers entirely.
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You can put your foot down and risk alienating a talented employee, or motivate them to get more done during their normal workday.
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By submitting to the pressures exerted by a minority in Israel, the Jewish state is alienating a large segment of the Jewish people.
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Any advanced society will need a division of labor, but that doesn't mean work has to be as alienating as it is today.
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Some it is built into their slang, like the ubiquitous use of the alienating term "femoids" ("foids" for short) to refer to women.
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Nevertheless, many leading luxury purveyors appear concerned that reaching out to everyone risks alienating the very few that have been their core customers.
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Facing waning electoral support for his party, Ramaphosa needs to avoid alienating ANC members still loyal to the 75-year-old former president.
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But American military officials acknowledge that the running tally risks alienating regional allies while inspiring more people to turn against the United States.
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" The taqueria has also spurred criticism from social media users, including one Twitter user who blasted the eatery for "alienating some potential customers.
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"How do I get out of the room as fast as possible without alienating Harvey Weinstein?" she said she remembered thinking to herself.
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A staunch loyalist with no intelligence background and a reputation for alienating people, wrote David Andelman -- Grenell replaces outgoing acting director Joseph Maguire.
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"They were constantly alienating him and not allowing him to partake in games, like kickball on the street or riding bicycles," Gold said.
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These are only a few examples of where the right has the right ideas, and where the left is alienating the American people.
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He called Comey a "showboat" and a "grandstander" in a bit of public name-calling that risks alienating the FBI's rank-and-file.
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Some brand executives have told ad agencies that they are afraid of alienating customers or drawing the wrath of the presidential Twitter account.
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But Pompeo did not attempt that, because he wants to run for president after Trump — and did not want to risk alienating Trump.
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"If you&aposre a big social network, you&aposre concerned about people posting material on your site that is potentially alienating," Quinn said.
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Fyodor Lukyanov, another establishment voice, wrote that Moscow risked alienating a host of new important friends if it drew too close to Washington.
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We need to be transparent and welcoming and focused on adding to our support base, not alienating and dividing the forces we have.
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Modernism, once promoted as a break from the country's colonial past, came to be seen as equally alien — and alienating to international tourists.
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But the government also risks alienating people in China who have grown increasingly sensitive to how their personal data is collected and used.
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The gulf of understanding between the technology's creators and its customers—the "black box" quality of so much hardware and software—seemed alienating.
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"It's very isolating and alienating to know the school sees you as different and sees you as less than your peers," he said.
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Mr. Rockefeller refused to deliver this bad news to the shah, afraid that it would hurt the bank by alienating a prized client.
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It also called on Google to "stop alienating conservatives" and calls into question practices like "unconscious bias" training for committees that promote employees.
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And heading into an election year, McConnell is loath to bring up issues that divide his caucus or risk alienating powerful industry groups.
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Even Amazon limited voice ads on its Alexa platform for fear of alienating users who would find them disruptive to the core experience.
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Mr. Netanyahu could not accept such terms, officials said, without alienating the right-wing partners in his coalition or even toppling his government.
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At the same time, Facebook wants to avoid alienating the groups and candidates who depend on its platform for fund-raising and organizing.
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Though the campaign has heated up recently, many candidates are still reluctant to go on the attack and risk alienating a rival's supporters.
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But behind the scenes, they are seething that statements from Sanders could make matters worse by further alienating his supporters from Clinton. I.e.
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Human beings are moral animals, and suddenly American moral animals found themselves in an amoral economic system, which felt increasingly alienating and gross.
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The sitcoms weren't officially social experiments, but they were light advertisements for the civilizing (and alienating) benefits of white wealth on black life.
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And by preserving their options, Democrats risk alienating liberal primary voters, some of whom consider support for Medicare for all a litmus test.
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To nab the nomination, Selina pledges to eliminate gay marriage, alienating her daughter Catherine (Sarah Sutherland) and daughter-in-law Marjorie (Clea DuVall).
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The company cut out wholesalers, rolled out flashy flagship stores and hiked prices, alienating its core customer base, particularly in its crucial domestic market.
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Our response to terrorism, which is the purported aim of the executive order, must then be strategic to avoid alienating allies and adversaries alike.
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But by taking a hard stand on immigration, he risks alienating those moderate voters in the key swing states that he needs to win.
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The upshot is Saudi Arabia must push through new production cuts without alienating Trump, who will be critical in shielding them from U.S. lawmakers.
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To only speak up about issues on which you can capitalize without fear of alienating half of your fan base is cause for concern.
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But just as Republicans may be paying the price for alienating college-educated whites, Democrats should be wary of relying on them too heavily.
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The move offers Twitter new revenue, and big Periscope broadcasters a way to profit from their work, at the risk of alienating some users.
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"I think Bill's one of those guys who actually has character and integrity," said the friend, who requested anonymity to avoid alienating Trump allies.
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Her detractors accuse her of downplaying the threat of white nationalism and alienating Muslim communities who could be partners in US counter-extremism efforts.
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Beauty queen Giada De Laurentiis isn't cooking up a complicated dish, and PETA isn'tbombarding you with facts meant to shock, which can be alienating.
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Egypt earlier postponed the vote and diplomats said Cairo had acted under pressure from Israel and to avoid alienating U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.
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Republicans tried to strike a balance to win over enough moderates, while alienating the fewest members of the Freedom Caucus, to reach 218 votes.
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Corporations don't want to risk alienating customers and clients of any political stripe, and typical workplace politeness can keep politics talk to a minimum.
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These groups have become increasingly active in promoting a pro-gun agenda in many states, unafraid of alienating lawmakers who waver on gun rights.
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While they're struggling to get her to wash her hair during the past two weeks, Randall is nervous about alienating her by saying something.
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And it's not like Apple is afraid of alienating customers by not including a legacy cable type in the box with its phones anymore.
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" He added that "alienating a portion of my audience is stupid and unnecessary" and that he had "jeopardized" an account that "brings people together.
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Underwood walks a fine line of talking to red and blue states but refuses to take a side, presumably for fear of alienating anyone.
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However, Democrats run the risk of alienating their constituents if they condemn antifa with the same language they use to condemn the far-right.
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The second act shows the singer alienating those who care about him, egged on by Paul Prenter, Mercury's manager and first serious male lover.
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President Andrew Johnson, inaugurated after Lincoln's assassination in April 1865, began conciliating former Confederates and alienating Republicans — the party of anti-slavery and Union.
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He's able to "further consolidate his support while at the same time further alienating and marginalizing another segment of the US population," she said.
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They miss what Junger calls "tribalism," a way of living that prioritizes cooperation and conversation over our alienating preoccupations with wealth and urban life.
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Additionally, OkCupid's commentary about birth names is particularly damaging and alienating to users who do not identify with their legal names, for whatever reason.
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With an eye on the 2018 election, many GOP House members can safely "vote their conscience" with little fear of alienating voters back home.
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And that can feel alienating for people who aren't quite up to those things 24/7, or who want to take a sexual hiatus.
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However, Documenta's integrity at the local level began to seriously unravel after alienating the Athens Biennale, despite sharing an office building with the team.
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Apple is so desperate to sell a subscription, that I think they are alienating a lot of iTunes users who traditionally just downloaded music.
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The idea that we are now more socially connected than ever before, yet in superficial ways that are actually rather alienating, is well established.
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There is tradeoff with these two mediums between immersion and isolation, between losing yourself in a fantasy and the alienating experience in a headset.
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Under the new sanctions, the United States is stepping up its policy of alienating Maduro and cutting off his government's access to foreign assets.
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The stagnancy in the party's leadership is largely to blame for this radical movement to the far-left, alienating much of the party's base.
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Voting for Trump's pick could help burnish a more bipartisan image, but could also risk alienating the base, which is needed to win reelection.
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People close to the government said leaders were hesitant to clamp down for fear of alienating radical fundamentalists, who form a large voting bloc.
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He eschewed potentially effective tools such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership while alienating allies who might have joined the United States in applying pressure.
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"Leader McCarthy should concentrate on stopping the socialist proposals coming down the pipe from House Democrats instead further alienating conservatives," the group also said.
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Successive Palestinian leaders, however, squandered this support, alienating their own people and their regional allies through corruption, incitement and an astonishing lack of realism.
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Worried his support for Strange risked alienating his Republican base, Trump erased all evidence that he'd endorsed the senator at all, including on Twitter.
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The high-wire act will be to show their independence from Trump without alienating his loyal base of Republican voters -- or incurring his wrath.
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In the words of one GOP strategist, who asked for anonymity for fear of alienating the White House, Trump is good at breaking things.
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When such alienating spaces connect our cities, is it any wonder that many of us struggle to link ourselves personally and politically to others?
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By plotting a path further to the left on the minimum wage, Democrats are alienating themselves from voters already uninterested in what they're selling.
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Whatever concerns her team has about alienating Mr. Sanders's voters — whose support will be needed in a general election — were not evident on Sunday.
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This means you can walk around with a device like Specter and benefit from its smart capabilities without alienating the people you come across.
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If it pushes too much against the status quo of the rest of the market, it risks alienating its constituents rather than endearing them.
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Khan said Trump's view risked alienating mainstream Muslims and played into the hands of extremists, making both Britain and the United States less secure.
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But once someone is on the outside, jokes that toe the line all of a sudden cross it, alienating themselves from those that don't.
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In a lesser writer's hands, this change would be disappointing, even alienating, but Barnett makes the exhaustion of life on the road feel relatable.
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She pointed out that when King spoke out against the Vietnam War, he risked alienating anti-Communist Americans and even allies of his movement.
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Yiannopoulos's contacts also advised him on how to more effectively mask his propaganda — to delight and whip up his base without alienating the center.
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President Trump and his Republican allies have begun directly attacking Christine Blasey Ford's credibility, at the risk of alienating the party's three undecided senators.
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Despite alienating prospective friends with the constant flood of dark messages, Carter was able to draw some of them back in after Roy's death.
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Because of the basic dynamics of partisan politics, the resistance is dominated by progressive types who are instinctively alienating to people with conservative worldviews.
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Depicting (or, rather, not depicting) violence in such detached terms certainly falls in line with Savior brutality, but it also makes for alienating television.
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But the group is now in retreat, leaving the administration searching for a way to maintain relations with the Kurdish groups without alienating Ankara.
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Manchin has a strong history with the state, though his brand of centrism might risk alienating actual progressives in the year of the Resistance.
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There's just something about the flatness of the world in conjunction with the sort of radio energy of human touch that feels very alienating.
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Don Colcord, a pharmacist and one of the rare Democrats in Nucla, also believes that the party needs to stop alienating small-town America.
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Some are missing entirely from my collection, while others have pages torn with words that, given the space of time, became embarrassing or alienating.
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Meanwhile, Opera had shuttered the development of its own rendering engine and redesigned its browser with less functionality, alienating many of its biggest fans.
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Alienating Fidelity risked Uber's relationship with the powerful mutual fund, whose support would be key should the company trade its shares on public markets.
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Most counterterrorism experts say that intimidating or alienating law-abiding Muslims simply makes it less likely they will report alarming extremism or suspicious activities.
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Just like them, I was a foreigner living in a different land, and I could understand the alienating effect of living away from home.
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If he were to try to crack down on Medicaid spending, he would risk alienating some Democratic voters, as well as the hospital lobby.
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Senate Republicans, wary of alienating Trump's conservative supporters, are increasingly falling in line behind the strategy of offering support for whoever wins the nomination.
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And with a show that looks and sounds so different, are producers risking alienating the millions of viewers that made "Big Bang" a hit?
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Then again, Trump had no stake in encouraging Kurdish separatism, getting in the middle of a Turkish-Kurdish conflict or alienating Turkish President Erdogan.
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