Social psychologists have repeatedly demonstrated that animus against gender nonconformity is inextricably linked with animus against sexual orientation nonconformity.
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Second, people should not let their animus toward him — and his animus toward the truth — trick them into trafficking in conspiracy theories.
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In truth, the latest proclamation functions as little more than legal backfill "to legitimize a presidential command that was born of animus, persists in animus, and seeks to make animus the law of the land," as a supporting brief says.
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Avenatti also said Trump and his family "have demonstrated genuine animus" toward him and that it was clear he would not have been prosecuted if not for that animus.
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Under New York law, Kesha would have had to prove Dr. Luke "harbored animus towards women or was motivated by gender animus when he allegedly behaved violently toward Kesha," wrote Kornreich.
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The suit alleges that the termination was part of an anti-immigrant agenda driven by racial animus, that Trump has stoked animus against immigrants of color throughout his campaign and presidency.
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If the animus was enough to kick him up when you found it, the animus should have been enough to kick him off when he said it, which was early in 22020.
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The complaint contended the administration's actions stemmed from a "racial animus and animus based on national origin," noting that Trump during his election campaign referred to Mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists.
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One of the central questions of the 2016 election is the extent to which racial animus, and in particular animus and fear targeted at Latinos and Muslims, is fueling support for Donald Trump.
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C., said findings in the IG report showed high animus.
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Yeah, there's just a lot of animus about you guys.
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But does Mr Trump's travel ban represent animus toward Muslims?
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Trump's animus toward Amazon and Jeff Bezos is well documented.
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In most places that took indentured labourers, racial animus persists.
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Which doesn't mean all white people harbor extreme racial animus.
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The group's penchant for violence goes beyond simply racial animus.
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The issue was bound up almost entirely in racial animus.
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The killer's animus toward the paper predated the Trump presidency.
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This animus against double negatives, however, did not always exist.
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I don't believe Donald Trump bears any animus toward Jews.
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The group's animus has been particularly reserved for conservative Islam.
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Some express a strong animus against government health insurance programs.
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The animus between Trump and Big Tech transcends policy differences.
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He denied that he had made his animus toward Mrs.
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" Williams continued, "But he coined a phrase that's 'Anima animus.
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Some of that lack of empathy surely reflects racial animus.
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Bannon's animus toward Kushner is an open secret in Washington.
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This legacy should top any personal animus toward President Trump.
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That economic anxiety is tied to racial animus, experts argue.
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There is no weight behind what I said, no animus.
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Layla Hassan's Animus was the first step in taking the technology of witnessing history through the eyes of an ancestor to the next, mind-blowing step of using the Animus to physically alter the past.
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But their animus, their antipathy, their hate, it&aposs downright hatred.
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But she&aposs a partisan -- POWELL: Partisan animus towards this president.
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He told CNN the billboard isn't meant to incite religious animus.
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We know this... ....guy was corrupt and had anti-Trump animus.
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Not to use it judiciously, but out of spite and animus.
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Here, the Animus, Assassin's Creed's meta-narrative framing, finally hit home.
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None of the stated reasons for the animus seem to satisfy.
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You can imagine the animus that still exists four years later.
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Mr. Trump has particular animus for the dairy industry in Canada.
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Wednesday's encounter was more bitter in tone, resonating with personal animus.
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He is not the first reporter to earn a president's animus.
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How can this implicit animus against the most vulnerable be combated?
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"No 'grudge,' animus, bias or prejudice can be claimed," he wrote.
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"Symbol of racial animus" is way too mild to describe this.
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Mr. Macron had plenty of reasons for personal animus toward Russia.
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His racial incitement and anti-immigrant animus sit badly with Jews.
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She asked if those statements wouldn't be relevant and indicate animus.
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Some of the Democrats' animus against Mr. Price stems from experience.
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It noted that Mr. Putin had a particular animus for Mrs.
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It is, above all, a deeply self-conscious performance of animus.
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"South Park" Republicanism's most notable legacy, in retrospect, may be its inadvertent anticipation of Trump's transformation of Republican politics: its implicit argument for replacing an animus toward social liberalism with an animus toward liberals as people.
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You don&apost want to take them away based on personal animus.
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As Prosthetic Knowledge points out, Animus is a comment on environmental degradation.
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Not even the Animus can pull off that sort of power fantasy.
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And an animus toward a certain animal has long, well, hounded him.
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Sullivan's essay is animated by animus at the "woke" warriors he loathes.
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Their comedy slyly vacillates between articulating this animus and then skewering it.
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But he insists he is not motivated by animus toward the company.
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Kipen pays close attention to racial animus in Los Angeles over time.
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"I found her truthful and maintain no animus toward her," he wrote.
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The woman now says she acted out of frustration, not racial animus.
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Her public animus toward Ms. Kanarek has continued even after the shooting.
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Finally, his animus toward marijuana legalization is irrelevant to this policy discussion.
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Be certain that there is no "discriminatory animus" here, Ms. Arnoff says.
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"Although Gottwald's alleged actions were directed to Kesha, who is female, (her claims) do not allege that Gottwald harbored animus toward women or was motivated by gender animus when he allegedly behaved violently toward Kesha," the judge wrote.
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As for the civil rights, or "hate crime," laws she argued, the singer did not prove Dr. Luke "harbored animus towards women or was motivated by gender animus when he allegedly behaved violently toward Kesha," the judge stated.
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I don&apost understand to this day why a man with such particular animus thought he was worthy and -- of being involved in an investigation of somebody against whom he bore such animus who was a candidate for president.
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But his level of animus toward Tester feels more dogged, and more personal.
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Moreover, under America's influence, the anti-Israel animus has been growing less evident.
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That means the question of anti-Muslim animus might well be constitutionally relevant.
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Why it matters: Despite their legal animus, both companies still need one another.
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Opponents of the mural have described it as a symbol of racial animus.
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The president-elect has apparently been honing this racial animus for decades now.
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This time part of it had to be personal animus toward President Obama.
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They're the ones motivated by racial and religious animus toward nonwhites and Muslims.
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The report suggested Putin was motivated in part by personal animus toward Clinton.
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That animus resurfaced when Barcelona preferred Guardiola as its new coach in 2008.
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Some Democrats view the president's rhetoric on immigration as driven by racial animus.
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Animus against gay and lesbian Americans motivated DOMA and thus infected the law.
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Which means that he is purposely playing at and with racial animus here.
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Together, they pressed Facebook to grapple with its role in promoting racial animus.
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Justice Kennedy wrote that laws targeting gay people based in "animus" were unconstitutional.
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Despite the animus, it's more likely that Clinton and Sanders will come together.
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"I want to be clear I have no animus toward Chris," Rubio said.
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The racial animus level of a state predicts a Trump primary pick-up.
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Some militia members are fueled not by civic duty but by racial animus.
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Donald Trump's racial animus had long been established before he was elected president.
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What this doesn't mean is that all white people harbor extreme racial animus.
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Though more moderate than Ryan, President Bush was also driven by an animus toward core programs of the American welfare state — an animus (like its twin, a love of high-end tax cuts) that unites Republican elites, although not their voters.
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Assassin's Creed: Origins introduced players to Layla Hassan, a modern day protagonist whose technological brilliance manifested in an all-new version of the Animus that disregarded the previous number one rule of the machine — Layla's Animus allows her to relive the memories of anyone else as long as she has their DNA sample, whereas previous versions of the Animus required a direct genetic descendant of someone to relive their memories.
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Couldn't that have been due to his anti-Israel animus rather than anti-Semitism?
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It's difficult to overstate the animus being expressed toward the federal law enforcement present.
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That&aposs an indication of the kind of animus now that&aposs being generated.
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On occasion, Kenney's jabs look more like personal animus than a clash of ideas.
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But such a dream was probably illusory: north-south racial animus was too entrenched.
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Anti-pot animus is apparently pretty common among the people putting this committee together.
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Other times it's personal animus toward the president for no good reason at all.
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Critics contend the presidential statements reflect an animus toward Muslims, something Trump vigorously denies.
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This happened even when a respondent didn't report high levels of anti-black animus.
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The sequence also underscores the animus and jealousy that Chuck feels for his sibling.
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He seemed to have no animus for the press as he patiently answered questions.
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"I think there's a significant animus towards Hillary, almost a vendetta," Mr. Hauer said.
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So aside from the feminist themes, what else are you talking about on Animus?
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I say this with no particular animus, as I have never met the man.
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Trump attorneys suggest the request emanates from impermissible animus and is therefore constitutionally suspect.
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The footage is best watched (on YouTube) so as to fully absorb Pusha's animus.
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The Dayton shooter apparently had no clear racial or political animus, according to CNN.
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"These are not the actions of an individual motivated by racial animus," she said.
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Haley used her status as a racial minority to shield her party's racial animus.
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" Trump deliberately tapped into the same animus against citizens who are not "real people.
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Diplomats also point to personal animus between the leaders of Qatar and the UAE.
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Trivedi told me that no one in the R.S.S. bore any animus toward Islam.
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Opinion Columnist Do we have a right to weariness in an era of animus?
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Mr Wall claimed that even if motive is considered, evidence of purported animus is thin.
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But that doesn't mean the inquiry is bunk or that she's motivated primarily by animus.
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Conservatives' animus toward government blinds them to the ways policy can speed and spread innovation.
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For better or worse, it's usually easier to understand positions motivated specifically by partisan animus.
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Its members are a hapless bunch, too boneheaded to conceal their animus against brown people.
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I acknowledge that the racial animus exists, and that plenty of white racists supported Trump.
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That the snacks were a source of animus came as a surprise inside the building.
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One glance at his Twitter feed will demonstrate his animus toward dissenting or critical voices.
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Long after others abandoned this notion, Trump remained impervious to the racial animus it encouraged.
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How transparently his animus towards George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, motivated his accusations.
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The public in some Arab countries may have softened its animus towards the Jewish state.
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Trump reignited the animus over players' anthem protests at a campaign rally for Republican Sen.
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His animus seems to be motivated largely by personal prejudice toward Hispanics and other immigrants.
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Perhaps it's just that the region posts far lower scores on measures of racial animus.
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The people who leaked what she said are people who have an animus against her.
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"Peter Strzok's manifest bias trending toward animus casts a pall on this investigation," Gowdy said.
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Rosenstein continues to oversee the Russia and Trump-related inquiries, despite Trump's animus toward him.
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In such a case, the justices look for evidence of animus against a particular group.
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During the brief time I spent with him, I never detected personal animus or malice.
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Even as the animus on the outside has hardened, relations on the inside remain cordial.
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Even if Trump's campaign fails, the animus that he has unleashed, and intensified, will endure.
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"It's not like I have any personal animus against the president," Mark Galli told NPR.
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Was one of them picked out of personal animus, with the others added as decoys?
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Deny him what he craves most — the limelight and a platform for his personal animus.
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They said the investigations of teachers were justified and were not pursued out of animus.
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And they have begun to change the global narrative of animus toward Islam and Muslims.
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He also disclosed, to a senior Justice Department official, the animus he felt toward Trump.
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But those views have become unmoored as animus toward the tech industry grows, observers say.
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This political dyslexia was at first simply attributed to racial animus and/or economic anxiety.
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Lee's pressure cooker of a movie centers on racial animus at a local pizza joint.
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At the same time, we've seen a spike in racial animus, particularly on the right.
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These fears of outsiders, fears of replacement, and racial animus have become a powerful political instigator.
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The atrocity has led to soul-searching, even by people who helped stir animus against Muslims.
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But Omidyar said this afternoon that any perceived animus between himself and Thiel is non-existent.
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Some US officials say Bolton's request is another example of his long-held animus toward Tehran.
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The desperation of trying to explain, they did this because of animus to America, foreign policy.
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And a number of them have already shown a bias and an animus against this President.
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We had become divided, not by animus, but by neglect, not paying attention to our history.
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And that animus expressed itself not just in their words but in their use of force.
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Also a matter of contention is the use of "racial resentment" scales to measure racial animus.
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But given how powerful the effects of racial animus are, it's a hard one to avoid.
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Obama's animus, combined with the GOP's perceived inaction, left the working class feeling abandoned and ignored.
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Whatever friendliness she maintains with reporters offstage, she has publicly backed up Trump's animus toward journalists.
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The suggestion of racial animus has marked the dynamics between Trump and Obama from the beginning.
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"The lawsuit filed by David Boies is a petty move reeking of personal animus," Aidala said.
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In Genesis, no angel is asked to bow, and Satan's animus toward Adam is left unmotivated.
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A revision of the ban might make it less sloppy, but it wouldn't change that animus.
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Or that the motivating animus of the president's critics is reason enough to dismiss the criticism.
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I fear that the (richly deserved) animus toward Trump is spilling over onto all his supporters.
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What strikes me among the older supporters is the intensity of their animus toward Mr. Trump.
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If anything, though, the Democrats' impeachment drive seems to be deepening Trump's own animus toward Ukraine.
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It includes significant and unrebutted evidence of religious animus driving the promulgation of the executive order.
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Trump supporters were encouraged the attacks would pay off for Trump no matter the racial animus.
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While animus was understandably strong against Germany, there were still those who wanted to help them.
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Coupled with immigration, the trade deficit has been a major source of Trump's animus toward Mexico.
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However, there are elements to these kinds of movements beyond simple racial animus, anxiety, or resentment.
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But if someone can reverse this animus once and for all, that person might be Ina Garten.
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From his life before entering politics, there was little evidence that he had personal animus toward Jews.
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Underneath the animus, almost everyone agrees, is not so much a clash between the doctors and patients.
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Boback believed that these reactions were misdirected animus: companies were blaming Tiversa for their own security failings.
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Many of them, not all of them I believe have a built-in animus against Donald Trump.
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But the role of utilities is often badly misconstrued, read as a tale of greed or animus.
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Finally, it violates the First Amendment's Free Exercise Clause because it is based on animus toward Muslims.
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To be sure, some element of racial animus was always a part of the "family values" brew.
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The White House has remained publicly neutral about Sessions's comeback bid, despite Trump's known animus toward him.
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Pir, Elias, and Ismael acknowledged that the intervention had been imperfect, but they didn't share the animus.
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Mohammed bin Zayed's animus toward Iran notwithstanding, in the modern history of Dubai commerce always trumps politics.
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Too often, the defining criteria for such expert posts include a long record of animus toward Israel.
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The majority: Chief Judge Roger Gregory, however, wrote the ban "drips with religious intolerance, animus, and discrimination."
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The court has been clear for years that animus is not a constitutionally permissible basis for legislation.
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He said he had no animus toward Donald J. Trump, the front-runner for the party's nomination.
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It starts with Putin, who has intense animus for this country and the values it stands for.
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Racial animus is baked into the founding of America; it exists regardless of what the left does.
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Their particular animus toward the Sufi practice involves the tradition of visiting the graves of holy figures.
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And while racism exists, she said, much of the animus toward immigrants had been directed at Muslims.
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Perhaps most important, while politics creates animus and contempt, people can generally disagree about ideas without bitterness.
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As a prime example of the administration's animus toward international organizations, Professor Hathaway pointed to a Sept.
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So did the ever-present animus toward her, which remains, she writes, something she doesn't fully understand.
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The issue: Mr. Trump's attacks appear rooted in personal animus, clouding what others feel are legitimate criticisms.
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The Justice Department has long denied that political animus played a role in its decision to sue.
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Trump's targeting of this population is nonsensical, other than to satisfy the racial animus of his supporters.
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Paul Krugman Authoritarians with an animus against ethnic minorities are on the march across the Western world.
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He whipped up a vengeful racial animus against the president that had the potential to end violently.
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And they dismiss any attempt to recognize the danger of his wide-ranging animus as political correctness.
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I hold no personal animus toward Bob Iger nor to anyone else at the Walt Disney Company.
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There is no particular reason, after all, why parenting goals should coincide with animus against specific groups.
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"The grievance in their minds – the animus, the anger," Pittenger explained during an interview with BBC's Newsnight.
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We're still having endless arguments about the role racial animus played in the election of Donald Trump.
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The women said they "and other dark-skinned employees suffered years-long relentless racial animus" working under Slater.
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In the past the heat led to stereotypes, which people deployed with varying degrees of ignorance and animus.
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He vigorously made the case on Thursday that he has not been stewing in animus toward his successor.
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Elizabeth was subject to another kind of animus, as both the daughter of Anne Boleyn and a protestant.
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But the federal government can't write the allegation of animus out of the text of an executive order.
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"I think Trump's animus towards Muslims continues to be strong evidence of discriminatory intent of policy," she said.
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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is trying to downplay the animus between her and New York Rep.
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But it is yet a little more evidence of the animus Trump had for his erstwhile FBI director.
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For childfree people, the animus comes from a lifetime of judgement, invasive questions, and, at times, real disadvantage.
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President Obama's personal animus against Netanyahu has irrevocably altered the course of Middle East peace for the worse.
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There is no need for us to have any personal reconciliation as there was never any personal animus.
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Without testimony from Ross himself, Furman didn't rule on whether Ross was motivated by "animus" in his decisionmaking.
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Others argue that Democrats are twisting the facts to criminalize foreign policy out of animus for Mr. Trump.
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The tweets are the latest instance of Trump stoking racial animus since he burst onto the political stage.
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The President, the German officials concluded, harbored a deep animus toward Germany in general, and Merkel in particular.
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To them, those critiques are driven more by animus toward this president than any genuine concerns about dictatorship.
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Not directly addressing Trump's racial animus could lower their turnout, which decreased sharply in the 2016 presidential election.
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The text of the executive order itself, the chief justice said, exhibits no evidence of anti-Muslim animus.
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Thiel told the Times that his animus stemmed from what he viewed as bullying by the company's blogs.
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Time and again, given the choice between soothing and stoking nativist animus, Republican lawmakers chose the low road.
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Last year, the court overlooked the anti-Muslim animus of the travel ban and ruled for the administration.
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"To suggest that I had some sort of animus towards children, Senator, would be mistaken," he told Durbin.
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Hawaii (2018), despite considerable evidence that Trump implemented that ban largely due to his personal animus against Muslims.
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Has the extreme animus and disrespect between Republicans and Democrats finally morphed into potentially life-taking violent outbursts?
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Beyond this, much of today's right seems driven above all by animus toward liberals rather than specific issues.
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The countries are in the midst of a trade war that is largely born from history-driven animus.
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Perceptions of racial animus spiked in 1992, amid riots in Los Angeles, but quickly improved the next year.
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But the court dismissed it anyway, suggesting that a "presumption of legislative good faith" outweighed clear racial animus.
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It follows years of accusations and unsuccessful litigation against her former producer Dr. Luke; clearly, the animus lingers.
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"The grievance in their mind is the animus, the anger," Pittenger said during an interview with the BBC.
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This month, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy and four liberal colleagues strengthened rules against racial animus in jury deliberations.
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Lower courts blocked the administration from enforcing its ban, ruling that it was motivated by unconstitutional religious animus.
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Yet, Chuang held that travel ban 85033 failed to "cure" the "religious animus" behind the earlier travel ban.
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Sam Shepard's tale of brotherly animus and noxious masculinity, produced by Roundabout Theater Company, stages its last showdown.
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But the 2017 Congress, for all its anti-Obamacare animus, left all of the law's operative provisions intact.
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First, it requires proof that an individual acted because of a specific proscribed animus enumerated in the statute.
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Where Bolton's animus seems driven by Cold War-era thinking, Pompeo's seems to come from something much deeper.
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His criticism of Judaism was rooted in theological disagreement over the reading of shared Scriptures, not in racial animus.
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The Animus, a stationary chair in the games, is now a huge robotic arm attached to a neural interface.
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His supporters here, it turns out, are energized by his bombast and his animus more than any actual accomplishments.
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The quality of the sound is manipulated by amplifiers, which receive data from sensors placed in Colorado's Animus River.
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The animus between McCain and Trump stems, in part, from a controversial statement that Trump made during in 2015.
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The court looked past Trump statements revealing animus toward Muslims and favored executive prerogatives in the national security context.
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Without testimony from Ross himself, Furman didn't rule on whether Ross was motivated by "animus" in his decision-making.
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At his hearing last month, he said he had never harbored racial animus, saying he had been falsely caricatured.
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It covers all the features of the Trump doctrine: an appeal to basest instincts, personal animus, racism, xenophobia, revenge.
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I am blown away at how much hatred, animus, bias, and frankly abuse of power we&aposre seeing here.
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Hate crimes require that (an intent to commit crime) be motivated by some animus, some hatred of other people.
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Before taking office, he made clear his personal animus towards Muslims and his commitment to policies that punished them.
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Is he playing with racial animus when he talks about NFL players' refusal to stand for the National Anthem?
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Fortunately, several court positions have affirmed that this ban is based on nothing but animus and is, indeed, unconstitutional.
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To be clear: It's wrong to conclude from these studies that deep down, all white people harbor extreme animus.
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To hear the Clintons tell it, conservative anti-Clinton animus is a force of world-historical scale and gravity.
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There is something unathletic about him, in that he doesn't move with the violence or animus of an athlete.
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But Mr. Kelly has insisted that he has no personal animus toward them, according to one White House aide.
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Lawyers for the challengers told the justices that Mr. Trump's own statements provided powerful evidence of anti-Muslim animus.
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To his critics, Mr. Starr was a moralistic, sex-obsessed Inspector Javert persecuting a president out of ideological animus.
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The threat of war against North Korea overrides the visible animus these two governments now share for each other.
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The court's finding of racial animus relied primarily on anonymous blog comments posted by Mr. Huppenthal on political websites.
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And even the racial animus that traditionally underlies attacks on U.S. social programs has receded partially into the background.
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With every passing day, Trump diminishes the office of the presidency and elevates a virulent strain of racial animus.
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Questions related to immigration status or national origin are discouraged and may be a basis for presuming discriminatory animus.
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The animus Mr. Trump generated among his critics led to talk of impeaching him even before he took office.
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Although society cannot prevent violence that results from jealousy or personal animus, violence stemming from racism is not personal.
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G.B.T. animus as a central weapon in his political arsenal and has repeatedly used anti-gay attacks against me.
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But many of Nunes's colleagues in the House saw it as damning proof of anti-Trump animus at the FBI.
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She criticized powerhouse pastors like John Piper and Mark Driscoll, earning plenty of animus from conservative evangelicals along the way.
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In the court filing, Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim denied that the government's lawsuit was motivated by animus toward CNN.
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Further, their lawyers say, Trump had no rational basis for the ban, and they argue he was motivated by animus.
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It's an easy conclusion to come to, but the shift in ownership is not necessarily about a tribal, racial animus.
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But several justices pressed Mr. Francisco to explain why the restrictions should not be seen as tainted by religious animus.
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The exempt counties are reliably Republican outposts, so currying favour with constituents is a likelier explanation than outright racial animus.
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Much criticism of season 1 of Friends From College was centered around viewers' animus towards the Ethan-Sam story arc.
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Racial animus, anti-intellectual populism, and the violent project of protecting whiteness have long been part of American party politics.
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He hinted at the possibility that there were other motives behind the Enquirer's coverage, including Mr Trump's animus towards him.
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Because the things that critics will use to allege anti-Muslim animus came, in most cases, straight from Trump himself.
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Like so many Trump grievances, the argument seems steeped less in fact than in a roiling stew of personal animus.
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Here's why: Challengers say the order is motivated by religious animus in violation of the Establishment Clause of the Constitution.
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Immigrant rights groups said the question violated the Constitution and was motivated by racial animus against Latinos and other immigrants.
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WikiLeaks' Julian Assange has long expressed animus toward Clinton — but who's to say a Republican won't be the next target?
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One could reasonably infer that the real motive behind this amicus is an animus against a certain class of persons.
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Such animus makes the US President's hand at UN diplomacy weaker than any of his predecessors had over North Korea.
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Some marchers may have been motivated by the removal of a statue, and all that portends, more than racial animus.
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The texts of FBI officials Lisa Page and Peter Strzok exposed animus against the president by the bureau's lead agents.
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The court would still be able to strike down what was clearly a discriminatory act motivated by animus towards Muslims.
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"As details of her brutal murder are confirmed, it seems likely that anti-transgender animus played a role," Warbelow said.
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"These differences confirm that the Proclamation is based on national-security and foreign-affairs objectives, not religious animus," he wrote.
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Aside from any animus, such a switch also offers the most immediate way for China to reduce the trade deficit.
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It is evidence that bigotry against black people is more virulent than animus toward any other racial or ethnic group.
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On Saturday, with an Irish accent and a measured pace, Horan described why he has such animus toward de Lima.
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And Trump has never minced words when it comes to his animus towards Obama-era regulations — including net neutrality rules.
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As partisan affect has intensified, it is also more structured; in-group favoritism is increasingly associated with out-group animus.
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It's time to put that animus aside and bring the conceptual resources of each into a project of mutual cooperation.
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She spent three years in a Catholic convent school, where she developed a deep animus toward dogma and forced obedience.
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The Darwin animus had kindled within him, an off-and-on resentment of the distant figure with the big name.
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The episode also came at a time when the president has stoked anti-immigrant animus just before the midterm elections.
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Indeed, Trump's insurgent 2016 campaign was powered in part by animus toward China and pledges to confront the Asian power.
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To effectuate that principle, courts look to circumstantial evidence, including officials' words, to determine whether the government acted with animus.
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The definition is often referred to as criminal activity motivated by animus toward a person's race, sexuality, religion or creed.
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That animus burst into violence this month when people in and around Johannesburg began looting and burning foreign-owned shops.
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That animus burst into violence this month when people in and around Johannesburg began looting and burning foreign-owned shops.
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He has claimed he is the victim of politically motivated prosecutions as a result of "animus" toward him by Trump.
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They are "best" because they are memorably divisive, unfiltered, often profane and seething with animus for enemies perceived and real.
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It includes significant and unrebutted evidence of religious animus driving the promulgation of the Executive Order and its related predecessor.
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Or does Trump's order represent an unconstitutional breach of the First Amendment's Establishment Clause, motivated by religious animus towards Muslims?
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The court is saying that government discrimination based not on evidence, but solely on animus against transgender people, is permissible.
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Animus is not a legitimate government interest, as the Court most recently held when declaring same-sex marriage bans unconstitutional.
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The phrase might be racist in one context, in the sense of conveying actual racial animus, but not in another.
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I don&apost know that the level of animus or bias or prejudice against Donald Trump would have been any higher.
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" Still, when asked if she believes that Pelosi has racial animus, Ocasio-Cortez said adamantly, "No, no, absolutely not, absolutely not.
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And, of course, Peter Strzok&aposs animus, his hatred towards Donald Trump, it didn&apost stop with just the president himself.
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I don&apost appreciate having an FBI agent with an unprecedented level of animus working on two major investigations during 22018.
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" Asked if she thinks Pelosi has racial animus or is racist, Ocasio-Cortez said unequivocally, "No, no, absolutely not, absolutely not.
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Based on the evidence in the record, a reasonable observer would conclude that the proclamation was motivated by anti-Muslim animus.
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During one hearing when Washington State Solicitor General Noah Purcell was asked about whether the ban inferred "religious animus," Purcell pounced.
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While Comey might have mishandled the probe, he didn't do so because of politically motivated animus toward one side or another.
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Didn&apost he work for Republicans and Democrats, I mean we don&apost know, is there any political animus here or?
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In June of 19923, the Rodney King riots had just rocked Los Angeles and the United States faced deep racial animus.
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Takei said Trump's executive order "had the same animus and prejudice and ignorance" as the one signed by Roosevelt in 1942.
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Or was the 2018 election an aberration, fuelled by animus against President Donald Trump, before Arizona reverts back to Republican control?
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Many of them, not all of them, but many of them I believe have a built-in animus against Donald Trump.
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" And he said there is no "articulable evidence" that the Campaign's alleged statements and actions are the product of "racial animus.
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I also never witnessed any anti-gay animus in my hometown parish, but I recognize that it's happened to countless others.
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Study after study has found that Trump's most loyal voters are defined by unusually high levels of racial resentment and animus.
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" Though when asked if she believes that Pelosi has racial animus, Ocasio-Cortez said adamantly, "No, no, absolutely not, absolutely not.
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The internet, says Almond, facilitated "the rapid erosion of the barrier between private animus and public expression," and that's well put.
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If that is the case, we ought to reject out of hand that sort of anti-military and anti-veteran animus.
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It suggests that racial bias increasingly reflects attention to the welfare of one's own group rather than animus toward other groups.
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On Saturday, a member of Israel's own parliament even defended Ellison and dismissed the notion that he held anti-Semitic animus.
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In countless other countries, we keep our own counsel so we can do our reporting without being suspected of personal animus.
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He says that the courts should not look to comments Trump made during the campaign that some believed showed religious animus.
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"Young provides no direct evidence that any member of the board acted with racial animus," Texas said in a legal filing.
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President Trump's open animus toward CNN has loomed large over the merger, but his name was not invoked during the trial.
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"No, no, absolutely not," Ocasio-Cortez told CNN when asked if she believed Pelosi was racist or motivated by racial animus.
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In the last half-century, no prospective Republican front-runner at this stage has been the object of such intraparty animus.
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And all of it seems to have been motivated in large part by Trump's growing resentment and personal animus toward Comey.
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Federal officials would not comment directly on the suspect's motive, and whether he was inspired by political animus toward his targets.
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But I'll be shocked if the president can get past his animus towards Bannon and endorse or promote his latest effort.
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A former bartender, Sarah Reid, told me, without animus, that McMillan slapped her butt on several occasions after he'd been drinking.
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Mr. Trump's evident animus toward CNN complicates matters, making a prediction more difficult — and, quite likely, damaging Time Warner's share price.
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But as with other forms of racial or religious animus, one needn't always use an explicit epithet to arouse ugly emotions.
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But the technorati are training their animus on Mr. Sanders as he has surged in the early states that have voted.
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Based on the evidence in the record, a reasonable observer would conclude that the Proclamation was motivated by anti-Muslim animus.
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No sports league on Earth lays bare its innermost feelings — its feuds, grudges and animus — better than the National Basketball Association.
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The animus against Iran's leaders dates back at least to his days as an official in the George W. Bush administration.
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The truth is that there's something much bigger going on, and it's actually much more disturbing than one politician's personal animus.
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And so on, down to our times, when epidemics like Ebola, SARS and Zika fueled animus toward specific regions or peoples.
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The Supreme Court rightly found that such racial animus interfered with an accused's person right to a fair and impartial trial.
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If you had a Mitt Romney presidency, I don't think there'd be the same animus that you see on our side.
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He has added to the animus many Britons feel toward him by criticizing the UK's response to terror attacks last year.
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His worst inclinations find him impulsively insulting friend and foe, provoking racial animus, lying, and railing against enemies, real and imagined.
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It was undertaken for one reason: Republicans loathed Mr. Clinton, and Newt Gingrich in particular had a burning animus against him.
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He had a particular animus toward Western aid officials who had plenty of money and power but scant knowledge or humility.
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In February, the network fired Judith Slater, the former comptroller, who is accused of racial animus by many of his clients.
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Both Obama and Clinton won re-election, but neither president faced the high degree of personal animus that Trump faces today.
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Trey Gowdy (R-SC) said in June that Strzok's "manifest bias trending toward animus casts a pall on" the Mueller investigation.
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He's part of the machinery of justice, and that machinery is driven, not by empathy, but by animus and a clinical bloodthirst.
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I don&apost appreciate having an FBI Agent with an unprecedented level of animus working on two major investigations during 22018. REP.
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If Lopez Obrador supported Trump and his wall, it would defang Democratic charges that Trump is somehow motivated by anti-Latino animus.
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It is far too simplistic (and inaccurate besides) to say that this white voter problem is purely a product of racial animus.
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It belittles and dismisses humanity and accomplishment, and it does so by using words that appear to be innocent of illogical animus.
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The Syrian Kurds were far from an ideal partner for the US, given the animus between them and Turkey, a NATO ally.
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"Taking all the evidence together, a reasonable observer would conclude that the proclamation was driven primarily by anti-Muslim animus," Sotomayor added.
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The lawsuit also alleged that the driver, John Naisbitt, previously displayed "racial animus and discriminatory conduct" toward other students of mixed race.
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He has repeatedly shown a willingness to weaponize the racial animus that he knows drives some not-insignificant number of his supporters.
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Three million gallons of sludge containing toxic heavy metals like arsenic and lead were dumped into a tributary of the Animus River.
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We have become inured to the animus that characterizes the relationship between many of our elected officials in these highly partisan times.
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Understanding genetic memories, an eye into history, but the Animus bears a fatal flaw..it allows you to witness but not alter.
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Mutual animus overcome As the former head of Barisan Nasional, Mahathir served 22 years as the country's leader before retiring in 2003.
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But he never got that high-profile of a role, and the animus between he and Kushner was seen as a reason.
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Without articulating explicit racial animus, Reagan conveyed a story that spoke to people's racist ideas about public benefits and lazy black people.
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Donald Trump and his Republican Party minions have taken the immigration debate to sickening lows, with disgraceful animus toward Mexicans and Muslims.
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" I asked AOC if she thinks Pelosi has racial animus or is racist, and she said: "No, no, absolutely not, absolutely not.
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Yet, the artists above and below him on the chart, DJ Khaled and Bruno Mars, don't inspire the same amount of animus.
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And there's no reason to believe that its defenders and proponents—including current NCAA president Mark Emmert—are motivated by racial animus.
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Kornreich says that the facts Kesha and her team presented don't convincingly make the case that Dr. Luke had animus towards women.
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Policymakers' animus against the internet isn't new: it's part of a long trend of suspicion about this medium that challenges all media.
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He presaged our contemporary Black Lives Matter practice of both naming and resisting black animus while linking such gestures to practical politics.
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This tool has been built into Chinese politics: When needed, you can direct your animus, your political energy, against a foreign opponent.
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" When asked about Bloomberg, Sanders said he had "no animus" toward the former mayor, "but this just confirms exactly what I said.
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Considering the animus and hardship described in this book, the title sounds almost cruelly ironic, but it comes from the land itself.
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They said the latest ban, like the earlier ones, was tainted by religious animus and not adequately justified by national security concerns.
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By his own publicity-seeking behaviors since crashing onto the scene in July 2016 he has verified his animus and political biases.
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In a defiant speech an hour later, Mr. Netanyahu insisted that the case against him was built on lies and political animus.
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Judge Watson flatly rejected the government's argument that a court would have to investigate Mr. Trump's "veiled psyche" to deduce religious animus.
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Of the Evangelists, John is the most vindictive toward the Jews, and many Baroque settings of his Passion narrative preserve that animus.
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Whether he was right or wrong, this was a concern shared by many Germans, and not necessarily an idle expression of animus.
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But the court rejected that argument, saying that the act of forcing sex alone was enough to qualify as gender-based animus.
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Mr. Trump himself does not appear to harbor personal anti-Jewish animus: He has a beloved Jewish daughter and close Jewish advisers.
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The Trump administration said it would grant exceptions to the ban — evidence the policy is motivated by national security, not religious animus.
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Shropshire said animus toward Trump, who is campaigning hard to boost his black voter support, won't be enough for Democrats in 2020.
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All of these events occasioned deep dives by the press into the forces of racial animus Mr. Trump unleashed during his campaign.
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They also contend that Democrats need to tread carefully in case voters conclude they are acting purely out of anti-Trump animus.
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So, yes, Mullin and Ewing have long since cooled the animus that existed between the rivals during their Big East playing days.
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While much of the media has been focused on what motivated Trump voters, particularly struggling whites -- was it economic angst or racial animus?
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But it's thematically consistent and full of beautifully shot images, like the Spanish desert contrasting with the stark gray of the Animus facility.
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I had, obviously, run-ins with him, because that in large measure prompted his animus toward me, and his desire to help Trump.
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Examined in context, the judges found, the president's speeches and Twitter messages paint his entry ban as "unconstitutionally tainted with animus toward Islam".
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The account repeatedly references the 2015 shooting at Charlie Hebdo's offices in Paris, and it displays a singular animus toward the Capital Gazette.
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He said that he believes Roselle, who is white, shot Santos out of lack of experience, not racial animus, as protesters initially suspected.
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By widening the ban to all sorts of face covering it seeks to deflect the charge that it is based on religious animus.
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While there's plenty of greed and animus to go around, the fact is, utilities are just doing what they've been designed to do.
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Manually deleting my tweets is not only a reminder to be more thoughtful in my digital life, but to esteem charity above animus.
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Birtherism was a barely disguised effort to paint the first black president as an un-American other and was energized by racial animus.
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It's against this backdrop that Turnbull failed to hold on — restive conservatives and an animus toward Turnbull set alit by this energy bill.
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"We are not saying that we are on the brink of another World War, but the animus is dense and edgy," Ziulkoski says.
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The challengers, led by the state of Hawaii, argue Trump's remarks prove his ban is unconstitutionally rooted in an animus toward Muslim people.
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Ocasio Cortez is in many ways a fringe candidate, but Democrats of all stripes share her animus against Citizens United and super PACs.
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Deniers of racism see it — if it exists at all — as a matter of individual animus with little structural impact on American life.
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In August, 1839, he warned Heine that, despite signs of progress, the animus against Jews was unlikely to subside in the coming years.
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The court could hold that once religious animus is shown, the president must proffer a reasonably robust national security rationale for his actions.
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We've seen an FBI agent show bias and animus toward the president by vowing to "stop him" while starting an investigation of him.
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Despite the animus I feel for my particular branch, the last thing I'd want is for so many people to be suddenly unemployed.
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By subtracting an individual's score for black people from white people, we can get an estimate of their racial animus towards African Americans.
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It would be difficult to argue that such animus was related to deeply held ideological beliefs about meritocracy in society and rugged individualism.
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"Spiritually, I've been a practicing pagan for a long time, not in the neo-pagan sense but in animus with nature," Miller says.
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"I think that they've lost funny, and gone straight after mean and attack because of their personal animus towards the president," Spicer continued.
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"He continues to harbor great animus toward the N.R.A. "For him to pretend that this is not politically motivated by his anti-N.
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If the president is mulling Mr. Rosenstein's fate, he holds a deeper animus toward Mr. Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigation.
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Although "exact match" lacks the explicit racial animus of Jim Crow, its execution nonetheless betrayed its true purpose to disenfranchise voters of color.
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"They were trying to stir up animus and rally right-wing support for Facebook," said Patrick Gaspard, the president of Open Society Foundations.
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A border war broke out between the countries in the late 1990s, and since then, they have been locked in an unyielding animus.
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Only Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor were willing to give the Colorado commission a pass on its explicit anti-Christian animus.
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Administration officials would like it to appear that they are without animus and are simply following legal requirements that had been overlooked before.
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Their aim was not to bring down Mr. Trump out of personal or political animus but to rescue the Republic from his excesses.
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Bolton has expressed a degree of animus towards the White House, and has even insinuated that he has potentially damaging information about Trump.
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They argued that the animus toward him, first reported by Politico, stems from the raw emotions of staffers seeing their colleagues pushed out.
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The recent anti-Chinese animus is driven in part by an increased influence of extremist Muslim ideology in the country's politics, experts said.
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A number of State Department witnesses blamed Mr. Giuliani for Mr. Trump's animus toward Ukraine, saying they struggled mightily to counteract his influence.
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And one company, Amazon, has sued the Trump administration claiming a defense contract was denied because of the President's animus against its owner.
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Back then, Trump said Curiel wouldn't give him a fair shake on anything specifically because of a perceived animus based on the wall.
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These events can foster community as well as breed animus, as we saw Donald J. Trump so successfully accomplish in his campaign rallies.
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The notion that one can demonstrate animus toward any group of people only by targeting all of them at once is fundamentally flawed.
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In an opinion issued on Monday, the court ruled that the president acted with animus against Muslims when he issued the travel ban.
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" However, he insisted that the administration did not "explain why the broad travel ban is necessary in a way…unrelated to religious animus.
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" Racial animosity, they write, hurts both black and white Democratic candidates: "Racial animus (at least when salient) harms Democratic candidates across the board.
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According to a report in Politico, while Trump sees Hatch as loyal, he may be even more motivated by his animus for Romney.
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A lifelong Pittsburgh resident, Ofran had voted for Clinton in the primary, though he said he harbored no animus toward the Vermont senator.
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"The grievance in their minds – the animus, the anger – they hate white people because white people are successful and they're not," Pittenger said.
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Mr. Trump's critics, his advisers argue, are turning a blind eye to government misconduct out of their own partisan animus toward the president.
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There are ways that this appeals to Kennedy's liberal side, but he did note there was some animus on the behalf of some Colorado commissioners toward the baker, and if that animus is enough to think that some people are not getting a fair shake in the political process, then he might see his role as stepping in and protecting these bakers.
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Clinton is no longer facing Mr. Obama, who was probably hurt by racial animus, to a somewhat larger degree in the South and Appalachia.
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You might infer that the Trump administration's act of withdrawing the two prior letters is an act motivated by an animus against transgender persons.
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Trump's rhetorical animus toward Mexico began with the announcement of his candidacy, which he referred to immigrants from the country as murderers and rapists.
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"You don't have to prove it harms every Muslim -- you just need to show the action was motivated in part by animus," Purcell argued.
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Men could recover their unconscious feminine side, or anima, previously submerged during their youth, and women come alive to their hidden opposite, the animus.
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"The tech giant said it wants to depose Trump, citing the president's "well-documented personal animus towards Mr. Bezos, Amazon, and the Washington Post.
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Now, however, some will surely argue that candidates with more traditional résumés — not youngsters inspired by anti-Trump animus — are better-suited to winning.
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"Underneath the animus, almost everyone agrees, is not so much a clash between the doctors and patients," writes BuzzFeed News science reporter Dan Vergano.
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Animus toward unions, both public and private, is encoded in conservative ideology: Unions are seen as an assault on the rights of private ownership.
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As Roberta Kaplan and Joshua Matz write in an amicus brief representing church-state scholars, "[n]othing about this enforcement pattern shows antireligious animus".
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But it certainly makes it hard for any judge who does believe the ban had its origins in animus to put those worries aside.
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Again, there's no evidence that the apparent river dumpings were motivated by animus towards the scooters as opposed to, say, garden-variety knucklehead behavior.
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Watson criticized what he called the "illogic" of the government's arguments and cited "significant and unrebutted evidence of religious animus" behind the travel ban.
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Many of them, like Egypt and Jordan, do not share Saudi Arabia's animus toward Iran and have zero interest in taking on Tehran militarily.
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And this level of bias and animus not only did they want to stop the Trump campaign, he wanted to stop the Trump presidency.
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This doesn't mean all white people harbor extreme racial animus; it means fear is an all-too-easy button to for politicians to press.
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"I am very concerned (about) someone with the history of Jeff Sessions, who has shown animus towards people of color and immigrants," Sellers said.
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Removing the American flag from an American mission demonstrates the anti-American animus of Hollywood, if we're to take their values-laden protestations seriously.
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Nowrasteh believes this spin on raids is meant "to put the fear of god in people," and reflects a greater degree of motivating animus.
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That animus towards progress is where the nasty Facebook comments come in, to say nothing of other social media platforms and—god forbid—forums.
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On Sunday, there was little doubt as to their musical chemistry, and way too much joy for any personal animus to be lurking beneath.
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Mr. Bannon's disgust with the politics of the mainstream Republican Party burns just as hot as, if not hotter than, his animus toward liberals.
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In both cases, the suspects had nourished their animus online, on social media platformswhere they could easily connect with people who shared their hatreds.
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The plaintiffs in one census lawsuit have appealed a lower court's decision not to address racial animus to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Mr. Kitces and Mr. Moore, who was once a member of the Garrett Network, profess no animus for Ms. Garrett and her member planners.
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It's genuinely an open constitutional question whether anti-Muslim animus is sufficient reason to strike down any version of a visa ban as unconstitutional.
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In both eras, moreover, discriminatory animus could easily be obscured by expanding the scope of a policy to cover others beyond the targeted minorities.
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Ms. Hofeller said her decision to open her father's files to his opponents was a bid for transparency, devoid of personal or political animus.
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The same animus lies behind the Trump administration's eagerness to exclude refugees, and behind the proposed ban on transgender people serving in the military.
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Military force, popular animus, administrative fiat — no measure is too big or too small when it comes to enacting the B.J.P.'s dangerous prejudices.
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He said that Montana's amendment that bars state funds for religious schools violates the equal protection clause because it is rooted in religious animus.
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But even by those standards, some of the ways Trump describes Attorney General Jeff Sessions -- a frequent target of the President's animus -- is breathtaking.
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Those two messages can blur, confounding those who seek to classify Western populism as driven by political grievances or social animus but not both.
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But Mr. Trump — who has never sacrificed anything or taken a risk to help others — seems to have a special animus toward genuine heroes.
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Given the animus toward Trump, this strategy could work if it translates to their being viewed as having the best chance to defeat him.
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McCain had his own animus toward Trump, dating to when the future president dissed the former GOP presidential nominee's record as a war hero.
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If the racial divide and animus was more acceptably expressed when Wright wrote the book, the filmmakers' conceit is that nothing has really changed.
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"They have tensions and personal animus and factions that predate my election that have nothing to do with me," the governor said in December.
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Republicans have been anticipating findings that raise questions about the actions of some FBI officials who they say acted on an anti-Trump animus.
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The challengers in the lawsuit allege the administration used concerns about the Voting Rights Act as a pretext to hide animus against certain ethnicities.
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The only lesson this country seems to have learned is that racial animus and violence against women are no barriers to celebrity and power.
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Dick Durbin is upset with reports that Russian trolls spread "anti-Muslim, anti-black, anti-immigrant, anti-LGBTQ animus" during the 2016 presidential election.
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Now every journalist and every citizen must decide whether their personal animus toward Assange is more important than preserving press freedom in the United States.
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I think Trump was a winner because the Strzok test really show the anti-Trump animus and I think Comey and the FBI were losers.
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"I'm not someone who says advocates of religious liberty are motivated by anti-LGBT animus," he said of the guidance issued by Sessions last week.
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Most of the Assassin's Creed series is technically a string of ancient "genetic memories," reconstructed inside a fictional virtual-reality system known as the Animus.
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Experts had initially cautioned that, although Fields ascribes to a racist ideology, his actions may not have been grounded in animus against a particular group.
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Here, as with Trump's travel ban, the racial animus he's shown towards the people who will be targeted by this could be used against him.
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Second, there is ample evidence in the record, especially President Trump's campaign statements, to support the argument that the rescission was motivated by racial animus.
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Mr. Trump's animus toward Ms. Kelly dates to August, in the first presidential primary debate, when she questioned him about his past comments denigrating women.
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It is well-documented that this administration has used its executive branch powers to target and harass those with whom it has an ideological animus.
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Last fall, Democrats swept to victory in the U.S. House of Representatives, buoyed by left-wing energy and animus toward Republican U.S. President Donald Trump.
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This prediction was an easy call given both the dearth of targets in the nominee's record and the controversy and animus swirling around the president.
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King, who is perhaps the most aggressive advocate for immigration restrictionism in Congress, has never really bothered to hide the racial animus underlying his politics.
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The series of incidents have come at the tail end of a midterm cycle marked by instances of racial animus, dog whistles and political polarization.
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One particularly repugnant answer is to partially abandon their anti-racism, indulge racist sentiment, and consciously court voters with anti-black or anti-Latino animus.
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We must move beyond domestic political polarity and nationalistic animus to collaboratively address new and emerging risks with lessons learned from a decade of recovery.
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Mr. Whittingdale has also made offhand comments that have indicated a deeper animus, as he did recently to Conservative students at the University of Cambridge.
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Surely we are not so consumed by animus as to reach back years into case archives to overturn policies that gave so many such hope.
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Clinton, in books and speeches, has traced Russian President Vladimir Putin's animus toward her to her decision to speak out against Russia's elections in 2011.
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It is hard to know specifically how to position yourself in a country that can elect a man with such staggering ineptitude and open animus.
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Anyway, I wanted to have a chat about Animus; when you first started writing it, had you already decided what kind of themes to tackle?
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When the original Assassin's Creed showed us Abstergo Industries and their Animus machine, players all over the world were entered into a world of conspiracy.
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Spicer also dished the "personal animus" claim to "Saturday Night Live," saying that their skits are no longer funny, but more focused on attacking people.
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Also, college-educated, white women — a group that may be especially motivated by animus toward Mr. Trump — are also showing strikingly strong support for Mrs.
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In both cases, the suspects had nourished their animus online, on social media platforms where they could easily connect with people who shared their hatreds.
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" Mr. Gillespie's campaign is a sad reminder that "racial animus and cultural grievances are a greater factor than conventional issues such as economic well-being.
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The ascendance of Mr. Trump, a man who exudes much of the anti-Washington animus that energizes his party, has not helped clarify the conflict.
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In other words, white identity is not defined by racial animus, and whites who identify with their racial group are not simply reducible to bigots.
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And by reaffirming its hostility to anti-gay discrimination (while also speaking emphatically against anti-religious animus), the court has shored up Justice Kennedy's legacy.
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Ms. Fallon called it a favorable deal "symbolic of the importance to China of Germany," about which Mr. Trump seems to have a special animus.
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It's possible that hate like this would have been on the rise anyway, given eight years of the Obama presidency and, animus toward Hillary Clinton.
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Instead, the years since his last confirmation hearing reveal a pattern of dogged animus to civil rights and the progress of black Americans and immigrants.
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I understand the extreme apprehension to accuse individuals of racism because it implies a conscious and directed racial animus that is a person's prevailing ethos.
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Nations where Trump feels he can leverage better deals will face U.S. animus, while countries with favorable trading relationships will continue to reap U.S. rewards.
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Snowden also argued that the suit "is based on animus toward his viewpoint," and that the government only selectively enforced secrecy agreements, the judge said.
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The Saudi attacks reinvigorated the animus between the two countries, with many on edge last week that the United States would respond with military action.
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And its chances might have been hurt by the animus that some in the industry understandably feel toward Netflix, which seems hostile to theatrical distribution.
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We needn't worry so much about that, of course, if the defects of the Page warrants were products of political animus against the Trump campaign.
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In 85033, Kennedy determined that bare animus could not be a reason to deny LGBTQ people equal protection of our laws in Romer v. Evans.
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The sum effect is an upside-down politics, governed purely by a consuming animus for anything that looks or smells like something "they" might want.
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"The ostensible reason for the travel ban is security but that's not a good faith concern if the underlying reason is religious animus," Haddad said.
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For example, Freelon says, the language used in many public debates about race tends to obscure differences between systemic racism (which is something people of color in this country suffer and whites don't) and personal animus or bigotry (which anyone, of any color, can harbor), and the link between the two (which changes the meaning of an expression of personal animus depending on whom it's coming from).
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But Mr Jadwat then waffled, saying that the text of the order was itself damning, even without evidence of presidential animus toward a specific religious group.
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"The notion that one can demonstrate animus toward any group of people only by targeting all of them at once is fundamentally flawed," the judge wrote.
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"The grievance in the [protesters'] mind – the animus, the anger – they hate white people because white people are successful and they're not," he told the publication.
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And we have decades of public polling showing significant animus against the press and the fact that people don&apost like the job they&aposre doing.
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The xenophobic belligerence of the Trump administration singling out and indiscriminately targeting Muslims will in fact vastly increase the animus toward innocent Americans around the globe.
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And it shows such animus against Donald Trump and a promise of a conspiracy to prevent his election, this is, at the very least, deeply problematic.
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There is also little question that the order "was substantially motivated by animus toward—and has a disparate effect on—Muslims, which also violates...equal protection".
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The request escalates tensions between the White House and Amazon, which contends Trump's highly public animus toward the company influenced Pentagon officials who awarded the contract.
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Amazon cited a "well-documented personal animus towards Mr. Bezos, Amazon, and the Washington Post" in its legal filing seeking to appeal the Pentagon's contract decision.
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"The notion that one can demonstrate animus towards any group of people only by targeting all of them at once", Mr Watson wrote, "is fundamentally flawed".
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Even if part of the motivation behind the ban is valid, mixing that interest "with forbidden animus", the brief explains, "corrupt[s] and distort[s] it".
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But the Supreme Court has never held that a president's pre-inaugural statements or social-media posts taint a policy with an unconstitutional suggestion of animus.
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This time, it's not a border wall or a health care proposal driving the animus, but an online ad for a men's razor, because, of course.
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While much of this is fresh judicial territory, one principle has taken deep root over the years: government may not single out people based on animus.
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Most surprising were two transcripts of Trump calls with world leaders — a rare breach, and a sign of real animus toward Trump somewhere in the government.
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Stewart, who has styled himself after Trump and espoused similar hardline approaches to immigration, has wasted no time embracing the president's animus toward the Clinton campaign.
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And as a donor-ambassador who gave $1 million to Trump's inaugural committee, it's impossible to credibly claim that he's motivated by animus towards the president.
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But Boutrous disputed that and said there "never will there be more evidence of facial discrimination and animus against an individual reporter" than in this case.
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Kennedy focused on the fact that the Colorado Civil Rights Commission had shown animus toward the baker's religious beliefs during an early proceeding in the case.
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The IRS's abusive targeting, which lasted for years, was entirely motivated by political animus and caused untold – incalculable, even – devastation to conservatives and to conservative groups.
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Some of this animus, on both sides, undoubtedly stems from the 85033 election, where the GOP establishment initially reacted to Trump's candidacy with disdain and horror.
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In the same way, the Court suggests that a policymaker may express discriminatory animus on some occasions and make decisions for non-discriminatory reasons on others.
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"Pompeo's emphasis on his evangelical Christian background, 'radical Islamism' and criticism of the prior administration's Muslim engagement suggests continued animus towards Muslims writ large," Zeya said.
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Lawyers and judges discussed if the tweets should be taken into consideration as the court examines whether the ban was illegally motivated by anti-Muslim animus.
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Richard Nixon, notably, also plays a supporting role, with Spielberg using snippets of his White House recordings to reflect the animus he harbored toward the Post.
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If he were in reality a moderate, he would not be in exile, nor would he excite the animus of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his government.
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When I called Larissa to talk about the themes on Animus, she was recovering from a nasty sickness bug, but still willing to shoot the shit.
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By contrast, MAGA Republicans — whether of the fully or merely semi-Trumpified varieties — detest NeverTrumpers with an animus they can scarcely extend to liberals or progressives.
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These moves have further eroded his support among liberal American Jews who have felt squeezed between their support for Israel and their animus toward Mr. Netanyahu.
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Musk's animus toward short sellers appears to be part of what prompted his surprise August 25 announcement via tweet that he was considering taking Tesla private.
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Challengers of the ban, issued as a presidential proclamation in September, said it was tainted by religious animus and not adequately justified by national security concerns.
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"There will be no credible evidence in this trial of racial animus motivating the Gardendale Board of Education," Aaron McLeod, a Gardendale lawyer, told the court.
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"It was an incredibly symbolic piece about women's bodies and about the male animus towards women's bodies," said Ms. Akalaitis, a director of the pantsuit performance.
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They argued that even though Jews are not a racially distinct group, the vandals viewed Jews as a distinct race and were motivated by racial animus.
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The overall showdown is being fought against a backdrop of deep polarization, political violence and racial animus that's left a degree of uncertainty heading into Tuesday.
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This pattern of reckless animus towards diplomacy comes at a cost to the international reputation of the U.S. with no apparent gain for our interests abroad.
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Critics of Mueller's probe have used the GOP memo, and other sources, to argue that the inquiry is baseless and spurred by political animus to Trump.
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The second was "the 2016 cycle, allegations that somehow, somebody, whether it was Ukrainians or people at the embassy had animus towards Paul Manafort," he said.
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In a lower court, Judge Roger Gregory said Trump's order could not have been separated from the narrative linking it to the animus that inspired it.
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Some argued the Democrats themselves didn't believe the conduct was so bad, and were just impeaching Trump out of personal animus or political fears about 2020.
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Criticism of Zionism or of Israel is not necessarily the product of an animus towards Jews; conversely, hatred of Jews does not necessarily entail anti-Zionism.
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And here you said it was much more pervasive than any of us thought, the animus against Donald Trump really came through in some of these texts.
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They need to consider whether they would be comfortable with a Trump FBI that exhibits the same rage, animus and bias against the Democratic nominee for president.
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The saga over McCabe — and President Trump's animus toward him — goes back to a long-running controversy over McCabe's wife's allegedly compromising political ties to Hillary Clinton.
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The pied-piper of racial animus, mistrust and division pronounced himself a champion of Black History Month before a handpicked group of black supporters, journalists and photographers.
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Well, hopefully, it's understood that true racism requires a power that can turn a racial animus into someone else's oppression, removing someone from the benefit of equality.
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Some believe that like the Love Yourself series, Map of the Soul will be a trilogy, with three chapters: Persona, Self, and Shadow (combined with Anima/Animus).
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I am convinced with every fiber of my being that there are "no" votes on bills because of an animus toward the person in the White House.
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The FBI agent in charge of two of the most important political investigations of the past decade, was steeped in animus toward candidate and then President Trump.
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"The court also notes that not only is there direct evidence of animus, but there is also circumstantial evidence of race being a motivating factor," Chen wrote.
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They have articulated serious reasons for, say, restricting immigration levels, but Trump grasps the embarrassing reality that most Republican voters are driven by base animus toward immigrants.
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"Justices and jurists of all methodological and ideological views agree that the government cannot act on the basis of animus toward any particular religion", Mr Matz says.
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For Katyal and the liberal justices, the obviousness of Trump's initial "animus" against Muslims makes it irresponsible to pretend that the current ban exists in a vacuum.
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Instead, the animus seems to have been imported: on April 23rd Islamic State claimed to have instigated the atrocities, apparently in conjunction with a local extremist group.
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While the two have since patched over their differences — and even found common ground on tax reform — the animus toward Ryan lives on among Breitbart's editorial leadership.
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Strzok, you come before Congress, you come before the American public and prove to us that your manifest animus towards Donald Trump did not affect your decisions.
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"Newly elected New York Attorney General Letitia James ran on an anti-Trump campaign where she expressed grave antipathy and animus toward Mr. Trump," the attorneys wrote.
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The unanimous agreement of Republicans and Democrats in the House stands in stark contrast to the animus and bickering we usually hear about in the nation's capital.
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A point of contention in the lawsuit is whether Trump's campaign statements and tweets during his presidency prove his proclamation was based on an animus towards Muslims.
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Even as regulators today declare that banks are safer and more secure than they have been in decades, the animus in some quarters seems to be intensifying.
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Some liberals interviewed by The Hill described the fighting as driven by the generational divide rather than the belief that some in the party harbor racial animus.
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It was clear, Mr. Long said, that Mr. Trump was "up to speed" on New York issues, and that he had a real animus toward Mr. Cuomo.
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The searing "Perpetrator Emasculation," for example, which inspired the cover art on their debut full-length Animus, is about a rapist being force-fed his own genitals.
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He pointed back at deep-seated liberal grudges, going back to the presidency of Bill Clinton and the victory of Mr. Trump as evidence of the animus.
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Tea Party members argued that their opposition to Obama was based on differences over economic policies and not on racial animus – that those placards were extreme outliers.
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Commentators keep calling Trump a "populist," but the only way in which he actually caters to working-class white voters is by appealing to their racial animus.
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And speaking to Mr. Trump's dilemma, Mr. Sessions said that the decision showed no animus to the many people who would soon face the threat of deportation.
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This doesn't sit well with Moti (Zohar Strauss), Anat's Orthodox brother-in-law, whose disapproval of the lonely gentile in their midst subtly pokes at historical animus.
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From his entry into the presidential race — calling Mexicans "rapists" — to his many, many comments since about various groups, his presidency has been defined by racial animus.
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In a city roiled by months of protest and increasingly riven by political animus, Mr. Ho, 57, has emerged as one of its most polarizing public figures.
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Then came the big surprise: A beautiful basketball game broke out, filled with genuine animus between the ultra-talented teams and too many fist pumps to register.
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Yet while his father had off-the-books wealth, he gave little money to Charlie, his brother or their mother, something Mr. Hunnam bears no animus about.
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There is good television, and there is ethical television, though I'm not sure showing someone with racial animus on full blast being rewarded is both, or either.
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Rather, it's a judgment that the evidence simply fell short of proving the Russian government's preference for Trump, even though the evidence indicates animus toward Clinton. Rep.
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It is imperative, in today's toxic political environment, to acknowledge a hard truth: The horror of the internment lay in the racial animus the government itself propagated.
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But allowing an immigration restriction motivated by religious animus, the opinion argues, would create a strong likelihood that some "constitutional harm will redound to citizens" as well.
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Mr. Trump made his animus toward the news media clear during the presidential campaign, often expressing his disgust with coverage through Twitter or in diatribes at rallies.
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Jim Jordan referred to leaked text messages between two former-top FBI officials as an "animus against Trump" and "extreme bias," speaking on CNN's "Cuomo Primetime" Monday.
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The latest, brought in 2010, sought $100 million in damages and accused the airport's director of deliberately diverting air traffic over his property out of personal animus.
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He was among the F.B.I. officials removed by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, after Mr. Horowitz found text messages expressing political animus against Mr. Trump.
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The legislators' case was undermined early on by a string of emails unearthed during discovery that laid bare both their intentions and the political animus behind them.
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Apparently one of the sources of animus is that he thinks Hillary Clinton abetted and encouraged anti-Putin demonstrations in 2011, and still holds that against her.
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And at this point in time, there&aposs no question about Peter Strzok, the astonishing level of animus bias and hatred really cannot be ever justified or explained.
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Despite his record of both racial animus and support for policy initiatives such as suppressive voter ID laws that negatively impact African-Americans, his confirmation is virtually assured.
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What if you substituted the name of a Democratic presidential candidate and had an FBI agent in charge of the investigation displaying such an animus towards that Democrat?
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Lady Bird has a lot going for it too — five nominations, a bunch of actors everybody likes, and very little in the way of outright controversy or animus.
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Pat Houston says she and her family have no animus toward Max Lomas, a close friend of Bobbi Kristina's who himself died of a drug overdose last week.
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A recent study by Keith Chen and Ryne Rohla of the Universities of California and Washington State, meanwhile, suggests partisan animus may also be cutting family gatherings short.
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Social scientific research has found that a key facet of Trump's 2016 primary win was his appeal to Republicans voters with high levels of racial resentment and animus.
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Previous legal filings have cited the president's tweets as evidence that the motivating factor for the travel ban is animus towards Muslims rather than a legitimate security need.
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Though there is some overlap, concern over white identity is distinct from racial animus, notes Ashley Jardina of Duke University, who is writing a book on the subject.
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THE president's plan to ban travel from six Muslim-majority countries, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals said on May 25th, "drips with religious intolerance, animus and discrimination".
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But Khanna, who has travelled with colleagues to Ohio and West Virginia where residents are hungry for digital skills, says there's less animus toward technology outside the capital.
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In the current election, pride and fear have led to a pervasive anxiety over immigration, anxiety that goes far beyond economic considerations to a kind of personal animus.
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And in the process, partisan animus is reaching a boiling point that the American people haven't seen since the nearly three-week federal government shutdown in September 22019.
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They say the President was motivated in part by religious animus and point to some of the things Trump said during the campaign calling for a Muslim ban.
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"These texts evidence a deep culture of racial hatred and animus against blacks, Latinos, gays and even South Asians," Jeff Adachi, the public defender, said in an interview.
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They thought they could control and manipulate the vast majority of Americans, dismissing the concerns of millions with the simple, egregious lie that racist animus fueled Trump's movement.
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What was unprecedented was the degree to which courts relied on campaign statements and tweets by Trump to rule that the entry limits were based on religious animus.
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This is a break from the bipartisan tradition that we do not hold lawyers accountable for the clients they represent and any animus one may harbor against them.
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The wall was also the centerpiece of a campaign that relied on countless lies and misrepresentation to provoke fear and racial animus to motivate his base of support.
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I recently appeared on "Buitenhof," a political program on Dutch television, to argue that Europe's colonial history has left a stain on its psyche, an animus against foreigners.
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He has made trans people into political pawns as he whips up animus against us in an attempt to energize the most right-wing segment of his party.
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Sources insist that there is no personal animus between CRV and Rochkind, just that the two sides realized that "one team, two funds" was easier said than done.
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Previously, all this work would have been filed away in the Animus Database, read aloud in a snarky, sarcastic voice by Danny Wallace's world-weary historian, Shaun Hastings.
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In her forthcoming book White Identity Politics, she presents evidence that Americans who strongly identify with being white do not necessarily express higher levels of animus toward nonwhites.
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In any case, it appears that the New York millionaires were probably a red herring, and Chief Byrnes's animus toward the alienist's newfangled ways are probably a distraction.
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These threats, Baker argues, are realized by fears of environmental destruction through violent indifference, racial animus that haunts the future, alternative facts, weaponized technology, and unbridled income inequality.
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The conservative view of racism treats it as a personal failing, a set of explicitly held ideas and attitudes that reflect outright animus toward a group of people.
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But challengers to the latest ban, issued as a presidential proclamation in September, said it was tainted by religious animus and not adequately justified by national security concerns.
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Writing for the majority in the 7-to-2 decision, he said the Civil Rights Commission's ruling against the baker, Jack Phillips, had been infected by religious animus.
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Around the world and particularly in the United States, Twitter is used every day to infuse misogyny, racial and ethnic animus and conspiratorial thinking into mainstream news coverage.
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Andrew M. Cuomo was motivated by a personal animus, and he accused the interviewer, Chris Smith, of evincing bias by asking whether there was something personal at play.
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Last week, a federal appeals court in Richmond, Va., said President Trump's travel ban was a product of religious animus and intolerance, and so violated the First Amendment.
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In his third campaign rally in just over a week, Mr. Trump again complained that Democrats were seeking to impeach him out of partisan animus and political ambition.
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Going ahead with our case would give us the chance to prove in court that there isn't a reasonable justification for the ban other than anti-Muslim animus.
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But the Justice inspector general also found the opening of the investigation into Trump's 2016 campaign was in line with departmental policy and not influenced by political animus.
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"It's harder and harder for people to pretend, for instance, that the immigration-restriction movement isn't fundamentally animated by some sort of bigoted animus," he told The Nation.
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In the aftermath of the 0003 presidential election, scholars, journalists and ordinary citizens battled over whether economic anxiety or racial and cultural animus were crucial to the outcome.
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In that case, Justice Shirley W. Kornreich of State Supreme Court in Manhattan ruled in 2016 that a rape alone was not evidence of animus toward all women.
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Or the following year when everyone weaponized that dark animus by forcefully and collectively declaring their ardor for Bill Skarsgard's portrayal of Pennywise in the rebooted "It" movie?
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If you think there wasn't a dose of personal animus in John McCainJohn Sidney McCain3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Fighter pilot vs.
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Ever since the Justice Department sued in 2017 to block AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner, theories and accusations of political animus has swirled around the antitrust case.
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He also includes a third kind of ignorance — the "fearful ignorance" displayed in "anti-Muslim animus," too often reminiscent of the anti-Communist hysteria of the Cold War.
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He said while the verdict wasn't entirely in Weinstein's favor, he believes he was able to shape the press coverage somewhat despite strong animus against the fallen director.
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And, again, this "discriminatory animus" question is a topic that hasn't even been reviewed by the Supreme Court yet, so it therefore complicated the existing legal situation further.
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So this is a reminder that anti-immigrant animus is driven mainly by a vocal minority of the American public, though one that is influential in GOP primaries.
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As the justices reckon with the limits of presidential power, a sleeper ruling on June 20173th—also involving government animus toward Muslims—throws an unexpected wrench in the works.
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No, this is nearly 218 pages and hours of testimony where you just from top to bottom, there is nothing but animus and bias that was laid out there.
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The comparison is apt not just in the palpable animus it displays toward an entire group, but also because much of the legal basis of Chinese Exclusion still stands.
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Scholars and commentators who continue to consider West to be only a problem in these terms remain prisoners to our otherwise chaotic moment of racial resentment and political animus.
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One need feel no personal animus toward Bergdahl to recognize that the proper punishment for his misdeeds would be the death penalty (his behavior condemned better men to death).
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Blaming blacks for Clinton's defeat is not only wrong, but it also feeds the same appetite for racial animus and division that have led us to this dispiriting moment.
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His anti-business animus is blunt-edged: he would have been better off focusing on genuine scandals such as tax-dodging rather than railing against efficiency-seeking in general.
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Judge Watson was not having it: The notion that one can demonstrate animus toward any group of people only by targeting all of them at once is fundamentally flawed.
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But what if they respond to defeat by descending into disarray, hungry for a new direction—perhaps a direction where they don't strategically foment anti-gay, anti-Muslim animus?
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The fact that he's facing unsubstantiated accusations of harboring secret animus toward Jews, in their view, reveals more about the bigoted suspicion of Muslims than it does about Ellison.
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The seriousness with which the judge asked us to consider these realities reflected his desire to make us aware of them, not any animus against a career or group.
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Add to that the personal animus in Trump's letter to Comey, and you have a troubling sign that Comey was fired for his investigation into Trump and his team.
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The House Oversight and Government Reform committee chairman launched into a fiery open statement condemning top officials at the FBI and DOJ for acting out of bias and animus.
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In the video labeled "Animus Mneme (Terasem Teyolía)" (2018), Small's museological survey compares the attempts of civilizations across time to develop an archaeology that safeguard the memory of humanity.
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Putin's animus towards Clinton is well-established, as is Russian interference in European elections, so it's not much of a surprise that Russia would try to undermine her candidacy.
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But Cusk saves her fiercest scorn for the English middle class, and that animus has caused trouble for her, not only with critics who consider her an unreconstructed élitist.
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During the 1990s, racial animus, especially the notion that lazy blacks were crowding the welfare rolls, was shown to be especially powerful in shaping attitudes to the safety net.
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And while the President's disdain for CNN is well known, experts cannot believe such personal animus could be the rational basis for a major government lawsuit — or could it?
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But while the majority said the travel ban "drips with religious intolerance, animus and discrimination," the dissenters focused keenly on how the Supreme Court might view the case differently.
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The animus between Bristow and Goldberg extended to a dispute over who extended his hand first for a handshake at a BMO Metals & Mining Conference in Florida on Monday.
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Given Trump's ability to stir up racial animus, it's perhaps not surprising that nonwhite respondents were a lot more likely to say they'd consider leaving than white respondents were.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor, arguably the most outspoken member of the court's liberal wing, said the travel ban "was motivated by anti-Muslim animus," citing Trump's public statements about Muslims.
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Ford has denied have any political animus against Kavanaugh and many Republicans have tried to find ways to hear her testimony in a setting that would make Ford comfortable.
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The rally was standard Trump combo platter, casting Mr. Trump as the president of the people who voted for him, and encouraging them to revel in grievance and animus.
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Yes, said the court, the civil rights commission violated the baker's rights — not by regulating the bakery, however, but by displaying animus and behaving inconsistently in applying the rules.
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" The Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty said in a statement that "we are deeply disappointed by the Supreme Court's refusal to repudiate policy rooted in animus against Muslims.
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The court's rare 8-to-1 ruling in favor of the Muslim plaintiff in the Abercrombie case suggests a very different court measuring religious animus than the one today.
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A trial judge had dismissed Smith's lawsuit, but the Supreme Court said a reasonable jury could find that "discriminatory animus" against divorcing employees was a factor in his firing.
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You don't simply get to repeatedly flick at racial animus -- in the campaign and as President -- and then plead total innocence when those code words trigger a reaction. 4.
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Arizona school officials were motivated by racial animus when they acted to shut down a Mexican-American studies program in Tucson's public schools, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday.
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"The Ban and current accessions bar are motivated by impermissible animus towards transgender people and are thus invalid as a whole," the groups wrote in their 29-page complaint.
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Sessions was not approved because the Democratic majority believed he was unqualified based on a history of views and actions that demonstrated racial discrimination and animus toward African-Americans.
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" The result, Algara and Hale show, is that voters liberal on issues other than race defect "to Republican candidates up and down the ticket when they harbor racial animus.
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It can be hard to notice, but some of the personal animus against Cruz is rooted in a belief that he would lead the party in a bad direction.
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It's unclear whether the administration wants to stop the merger because of its animus toward CNN or because Trump promised a populist presidency that would be an antitrust enforcer.
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Trump should put aside his animus, and hold the nose to torrents of insults from German media, to clinch the only trade deal he will do in the foreseeable future.
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Collins, the Administration's Congressional liaison, told "New Day" concerns about the White House and business come from a place of animus and said Trump has been as transparent as required.
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Trump's anti-Muslim animus; his derogatory comments about El Salvador, Haiti and African countries; and his wish to see more immigrants from countries like Norway have all been extensively reported.
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Breyer wrote that if the proclamation "was significantly affected by religious animus against Muslims, it would violate the relevant statute or the First Amendment itself" — citing the Masterpiece Cakeshop v.
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The original line "did not provide a basis for discriminating for or against members of any particular religion", the order reads, and "was not motivated by animus toward any religion".
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But majorities of Americans tend to favor reduced global engagement, and supporters of presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's stand out for their animus toward globalization and free trade deals.
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Meanwhile, another text exchange between FBI agent Peter Strzok and FBI lawyer Lisa Page cast doubt on Republican allegations that Strzok's animus toward Trump had fueled the Trump-Russia probe.
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Are Jeong's tweets the equivalent of Goldberg's old woman yelling racial slurs at a bank teller — that is to say, are they an actual expression of animus towards real people?
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In Lindsay and Boghossian's view, the notion of systemic racism and sexism is used to attack people for all sorts of behaviors that are not motivated by personal racial animus.
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Before we even examine the law, if a defendant only seeks to recuse a judge after some adverse rulings, that doesn't sound like there's really a deep-rooted personal animus.
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And now, she is flipping the script, still using Donald Trump as a way to achieve her success for this book by creating this level of animus and entry (ph).
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They also claim that the "anti-Muslim animus" underlying the second executive order is readily apparent from the litany of public statements Trump made before and after the presidential campaign.
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There's scant gravitas to the proceedings; where the Cell was once an ending scene for the hottest feuds, now the promotion will throw most anyone in, regardless of mutual animus.
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One thing we haven't heard anyone discuss yet: Donald Trump's supposed animus for CNN, the Time Warner-owned cable news network he swears he doesn't watch but frequently complains about.
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As her legs buckled beneath her, any and all animus I may have felt toward her public posture and policies disappeared as my heart was filled with compassion and concern.
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In light of the lawful alternative avenue for disclosure, Comey is not only a leaker, but a leaker who appeared to leak out of ego or animus or both. 2.
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All are seeking to capitalize on animus toward Mr. Trump and Mr. Arpaio, particularly among younger voters, who have grown up hearing stories about the sheriff's harsh treatment of Latinos.
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"I need to make decisions not based on animus or bitterness or sadness, but really based in a pragmatism that says, 'This is the right thing to do,' " Abrams said.
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Despite the President's shameless efforts to turn racial animus into votes, and the cowardice demonstrated by Republican leaders, it would be wrong for Democrats to label the GOP as racist.
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In his questioning, Wynn asked how the judges should consider the tweets and whether the missives align with the challengers' arguments that the most recent proclamation is tainted with animus.
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Regardless, these laws are being designed, pushed, and passed in states across the country by LGBT activists and ideologues whose worldview depends on a particular breed of anti-religious animus.
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We must learn from the racist animus that first led to marijuana prohibition in the United States and from the racially biased manner in which marijuana prohibition has been enforced.
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In paragraphs that wax Solomonic, however, Justice Kennedy also writes separately to suggest there may be cases where an executive action is subject to review if based solely on animus.
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They're also a perfect encapsulation of Trump's political strategy: a complete disdain for the truth, the attribution of all dissent to partisan animus, and just-beneath-the-surface racial appeals.
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Kennedy said when there is evidence a juror made a "clear statement that indicates he or she relied on racial stereotypes or animus," the defendant can challenge the jury deliberations.
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There are certainly ways in which this dissolution could turn out to be relatively peaceful; if I'm feeling optimistic, I can imagine it diffusing some of our current political animus.
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Shinzo Abe, prime minister of Japan, has picked a trade fight with South Korea that renews a long-running animus rooted in Japan's occupation of Korea from 1910 to 1945.
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The idea of Swansea fandom was too abstract: I hold no real animus toward Cardiff City, Swansea's Welsh rival; my father did not sing Swansea supporter anthems with his father.
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Whether he wants to admit it to himself or not, Trump is purposely playing on lingering racial resentment and animus in the country to remind people of what divides us.
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His subsequent pursuit of a massive border wall on the southern border, his attacks on protesting black athletes and comments on "shithole" countries in Africa all reek of racial animus.
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But in an interview on Monday, about an hour before Mr. Reinking's arrest, the mayor said he had no reason to believe that the shooting was provoked by racial animus.
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The white nationalists and the Nazis simply take the next step (not an altogether illogical one when wandering down the crooked path of racial hostility) and they overlay open animus.
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He has tried to harness nationalist animus toward Mr. Trump by criticizing Mr. Peña Nieto's handling of the American president and casting himself as a strong defender of Mexican sovereignty.
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Given this level of animus, it should be no surprise that a significant faction of House Democrats wanted to impeach Trump even before they could articulate the charges against him.
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Michael Anton, the former top national security council spokesman for Trump, told CNN that Obama's own decisions are a factor for Trump but denied it was driven by reflexive animus.
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His personal animus toward some of his bosses resulted in the shameful compilation of derogatory information on them – a means to withstand their predilections to remove him from his position.
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Parties alleging that the Constitution restricts anti-gay animus can no longer expect to find relief in court, and death row inmates will have far less recourse to the Constitution.
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Instead, he is whisked to a research lab (or is it a prison?) in Madrid, where he'll be hooked up to a sort of neurological time machine called the Animus.
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While the State Department does appear to be a target of particular animus, the assault on State also reflects two elements shaping Trumpism's overall view of government agencies and personnel.
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But civil rights advocates and some legal experts say Trump's animus toward Muslims has been made apparent from his public comments and tweets during the campaign and since his election.
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But "the animus in the Muslim cases seems to be particularly strong," said Faiza Patel, a director of the liberty and national security program at the Brennan Center for Justice.
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Those who witnessed John Block's visit to the Post-Gazette newsroom on February 9 said he directed much of his animus toward Shribman, claiming to have fired the longtime editor.
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"The only place you could find anti anything is definitely toward Islam, there is some animus there," Mr. Williams said, adding that he shared Mr. Bannon's reservations about assimilating Muslims.
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There were no direct clashes between the candidates, no traces of personal animus — but a debate it was, the first vivid disputation over policy in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary.
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Trump has courted racial animus from the very start, prompting large demonstrations at his recent campaign rallies in California, and spurring people opposed to his views to register to vote.
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"I think Democrats don't know how to deal with this level of racial animus," said Derrick Johnson, the newly elected president of the NAACP, the country's oldest civil rights organization.
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They argue the policy is "dripping with animus," and violates their right to equal protection and due process under the Fifth Amendment and right to free speech under the First Amendment.
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The project, titled Animus, is composed of four sheets of metal — iron-oxidized steel, aluminum, copper, and lead — each attached to a microphone and audio transducer, which converts energy into sound.
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Trump's animus against Coats began in earnest when he testified about the findings of the "Worldwide Threat Assessment of the US Intelligence Community" to the Senate Intelligence Committee on January 29.
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You don't have to look any further than a Donald Trump campaign rally to see that the political animus between these two groups has fueled a growing amount of racial strife.
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Putin bears a well-established animus toward Clinton and has been engaged in a longterm effort to restore Russia, with an economy one-tenth the size of America's, to superpower status.
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" Without mincing words, Chief Judge Roger L. Gregory said that the executive order is composed of "vague words of national security" but in context "drips with religious intolerance, animus and discrimination.
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His ancestor fought alongside Joan of Arc, and when he goes into the Animus, he finds that there was more to the conflict between the Templars and Assassins than he thought.
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Or if the White House's justification for taking an action reeked of unconstitutional animus, I would suggest a less pungent framing or better tailoring of the actions described in the order.
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The DOJ's decision to try to block the merger incited concerns on the left that the move might have been motivated by the president's animus toward CNN, which Time Warner owns.
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NEW YORK (AP) — President Donald Trump has placed racial animus at the center of his reelection campaign, and even some of his critics believe it could deliver him a second term.
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The move was seen as a boon to Syria's authoritarian government and its allies Russia and Iran—which made it all the more confusing given Trump's well-established anti-Iran animus.
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The specifics of the case expose Pearce's true employee animus: In 2010, some employees at the Hyatt Regency Waikiki stopped paying union dues after their union's contract with the hotel lapsed.
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Some may claim that the shooter was motivated by anti-Trump animus, and that an assailant with murderous intent would find more Trump supporters at a country-western concert than elsewhere.
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One word: No. So, please, don't conflate what clearly appears to be the president's social media animus aimed at certain compromised senior level FBI executives with the FBI as an entity.
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The specter of blowback from the base is palpable every time a prominent Republican equivocates or stumbles over empathetic clichés when addressing atrocities caused by racial animus such as in Charlottesville.
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This became more pronounced with the election of President Obama in 2008, when legitimate disagreements about policies and the role of government almost always were framed as instances of racial animus.
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While he may have harbored animus toward Comey or made disconcerting statements, the act of firing Comey can be justified on Comey's own misconduct as opposed to assumptions about his motives.
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This suggests that the court can review a president's national security determination when religious animus is shown without unduly intruding upon the president's authority to seriously address real national security threats.
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Mozilla's stated concerns showed "a hidden organizational animus that is fatal to the idea of 'due process' and 'fundamental fairness,'" Benjamin Gabriel, general counsel for DarkMatter, wrote in the online forum.
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Social scientists have become increasingly interested in the ways that attitudes about race influence attitudes about guns, and my analysis suggests that racial animus is strongly associated with joining the NRA.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the NLRB had sufficient evidence to conclude that Aerotek Inc's decision was motivated by anti-union animus.
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Remember how you feel every time you see a Trump rally and recoil as his hyped-up base falls further into his thrall, excited and entertained by his animus and depravity.
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"There is no legitimate need for this ordinance beyond racially motivated animus," the ACLU of Louisiana's legal director Katie Schwartzmann wrote in a letter to the city ahead of the vote.
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In May, during a discussion about an altogether different subject, Tucker Carlson, the host of a talk show on the Fox News Channel, revealed his deep-seated animus toward Penn Station.
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McConnell and Schumer will have to bridge their past political animus and quickly find common ground on an array of issues like taxes, health care, small business relief and corporate bailouts.
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In contrast to Saudi Arabia, the U.A.E. is known much less for its anti-Iran stance than for its animus against the Muslim Brotherhood, which it sees as a domestic rival.
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That is, social media could serve to focus and organize the chaos of our untamed desires and, at the same time, focus and organize the potential violence of our untamed animus.
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Republicans tried mightily to convince American Jews that Barack Obama harboured secret anti-Jewish animus; neither of their candidates who ran against him got more than 30% of the Jewish vote.
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It's what has stopped him getting mired in his own reputation, and the reason that his digital works feel driven by the same animus that painted the Grand Canyon in 1998.
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Also on Wednesday, one of Weinstein's lawyers, Arthur Aidala, filed a motion asking Burke to recuse himself, saying the judge had made "prejudicial and inflammatory comments" that showed "animus" toward Weinstein.
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As owner of The Observer, a once-edgy, salmon-hued broadsheet he purchased when he was 25, Mr. Kushner pushed for negative articles his editors viewed as vehicles for personal animus.
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It will also mean we can expect a stream of leaks to the media about discontent and ineptitude at the State Department, rooted much more in partisan animus than actual underperformance.
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" In February, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals became the second court to rule against the legality of the Trump administration's latest ban, calling it "unconstitutionally tainted with animus toward Islam.
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While what he might say is difficult to predict, he has expressed a degree of animus and even insinuated that he has potentially damaging information about Trump that is not public.
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Charles M. Blow On Friday, Donald J. Trump, the embodiment, instrument and provocateur of American animus, was installed — and I use that word with purpose and displeasure — as America's 45th president.
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As she walked away from the podium, Pelosi was asked by James Rosen of Sinclair Broadcast Group if she is moving forward with impeachment because she has personal animus for Trump.
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That animus hasn't abated since Bolton entered the White House, with allies of Paul pointing to the national security adviser as a leader of the internal resistance to the withdrawal agenda.
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INGRAHAM: I don&apost think any of us at this table would want to be investigated for something that we were accused of by someone who had an innate animus toward us.
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Bill Cosby Jury Seated After Delay Over "Racial Animus" Claims - Update Bill Cosby Retrial: Rulings Favor Defense As Jury Selection Extended #MeToo Front And Center As Bill Cosby Retrial Jury Selection Begins
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Conservative Republicans consistently list a crackdown on unauthorized migration as a top priority, and the president's executive orders have imbued the issue with the extraordinarily personal animus he provokes among his foes.
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Now the United States Supreme Court recently ruled this animus theory which was used in the Trump travel ban cases is bogus and not one of the elements that should be applied.
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"Good friends will not always agree; however, the current level of animus is unprecedented and counterproductive," Disneyland Resort President Josh D'Amaro wrote in August 2018 to Anaheim's mayor and entire City Council.
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But even there, the memo doesn't explain whether that primarily stemmed from concerns about Russia or more personal political animus, which is particularly relevant given that Steele is not an American voter.
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"May I say I share at times some of the animus that's aimed at your agency by a variety of different groups," appropriations subcommittee Chairman Rodney Frelinghuysen, R-New Jersey, told Pruitt.
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Trump's animus toward newcomers—which is reflected in the Republican Party over which now he has total control—has had real consequences, and may be the defining feature of his early presidency.
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Indeed, the attackers in that case were acquitted in both state and federal court by arguing they acted in self-defense, and were motivated out of political animus rather than racial hatred.
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Even with a week to go, it's still unclear exactly how many seats will flip in an unpredictable election cycle that's had a backdrop of political violence, intense polarization and racial animus.
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Meanwhile, sixteen Democratic state attorneys general have already filed suit in federal court in Brooklyn, alleging that the cancellation of DACA was driven not by the reasons given but by racial animus.
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She inspires in many a deep animus, and for people who feel that way it's not enough to strongly disagree with her record and positions; she must be humbled and punished instead.
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Given Trump's demonstrated willingness -- as a candidate and as president -- to play on racial stereotypes and racial animus to benefit his own political interests, it's impossible to ignore the underlying messaging here.
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Since 2016, several of Judis's opponents have argued that racial or sexist animus played a large role in Clinton's defeat and that the party should avoid trying to appeal to this group.
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" Sabraw ruled several hours after 17 generally Democratic-leaning states and Washington, D.C. sued the Trump administration in Seattle federal court over the family separations, calling them "cruel" and motivated by "animus.
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To begin exploring whether racial animus is associated with NRA membership, I use a battery of questions scholars refer to as racial resentment, or symbolic racism, which I combine into a scale.
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In a bit of irony, in previous L.G.B.T. rights cases written by Justice Kennedy, it was conservative Christians who were in the majority and showing animosity (or "animus") toward gays and lesbians.
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In doing so, he will understand the thread that links him to both of them, and also the sources of the anti-musical animus that runs so strongly in his maternal line.
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"It's not like an administration that makes statements about a Muslim ban can wash its hands clean of that animus," said Brandon Garrett, professor at the University of Virginia School of Law.
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Sotomayor concluded: Taking all the relevant evidence together, a reasonable observer would conclude that the Proclamation was driven primarily by anti-Muslim animus, rather than by the Government's asserted national-security justifications.
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The level of animus feels as contrived as it is narratively useful, as is often the case in the bad-party movie, itself at times a subset of the confined-space flick.
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Name Withheld First, let's stipulate that "playing the race card" could be a fair accusation — as when a person of color responds to reasonable criticism with the unreasonable imputation of racial animus.
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Here, it seemed, was the opéra bouffe climax of Mr. Trump's campaign against the media, a bizarro-world spectacle that both encapsulated and parodied the president's animus toward a major democratic institution.
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A decade after the financial meltdown of 2008, animus toward the elites who escaped unscathed from the disaster and anger over growing inequality still feed a wave of ultranationalism across the world.
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Writing for the majority in the 7-to-2 decision, Justice Anthony Kennedy said the Colorado Civil Rights Commission's original ruling against the baker, Jack Phillips, had been infected by religious animus.
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Administration critics have long suggested a link between President Donald Trump's animus toward CNN — one of the assets changing hands in the deal — and the DOJ's failed quest to block the merger.
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Government officials and institutions have a responsibility to protect citizens from acts of hate and bigotry motivated by discriminatory animus, including anti-Semitism, and must be given the tools to do so.
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Add all of that to Donald Trump in the White House -- and his clear use of racial animus for his own political gain -- and you are left with a toxic political stew.
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I don't understand the venom, the "lock her up" chants, the assumption that she is a Lady Macbeth; it's an echo of the animus a lifetime ago some felt for Eleanor Roosevelt.
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It is wrong, however, for individuals to ascribe anti-Semitism to someone who harbors no animus to Jews but merely phrased a response or sent a tweet that they do not like.
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Republicans and Democrats are expected to produce two separate reports detailing their investigatory conclusions, while growing animus over the House investigation has left many lawmakers openly distrustful and weary of their colleagues.
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But that also means that the dinner must be non-partisan and done without hostility and personal animus toward the party that occupies the White House -- regardless of who is in power.
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But Billingham saves his real animus for the Metropolitan Police's Honor Crimes Unit, which receives 3,000 incident reports a year but doesn't have a website — or even a sign on the door.
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"Taking all the relevant evidence together, a reasonable observer would conclude that the Proclamation was driven primarily by anti-Muslim animus, rather than by the Government's asserted national-security justifications," she wrote.
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Gest doesn't discount the role of racial animus in white working-class politics (it's real and no doubt a factor), but he does contend that it's only a part of the broader story.
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Now, sadly their efforts, their document requests, their subpoenas, they have been met with nothing but obstruction and hatred, antipathy, and animus from the deputy A.G., who has a bad temper, Rod Rosenstein.
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But, as Axios' Jonathan Swan reported last month, Trump still has a great deal of personal animus toward Bannon — and most White House officials and senior Republicans in Congress feel the same way.
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On House's website, he mentions the 2015 Gold King Mine spill, when a mistake made by the EPA during routine maintenance caused 3 million gallons of wastewater to flood into the Animus River.
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Fogle, who had over 47,000 sexual images on his computer of young girls and also had sex with 2 underage girls, seems to be saying the judge harbors animus because of her daughters.
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"The consequence of the president's animus-driven decision is that approximately 800,000 persons who have availed themselves of the program will ultimately lose its protections" and be exposed to deportation, the lawsuit says.
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That's not even a real beef—hate me for my politics, hate me for personal animus, but don't hate me for running my business the same way men have been running theirs forever.
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"Senior advisers to defendant Trump have engaged in anti-Muslim rhetoric that provides additional support for the notion that the executive order was prompted by animus toward Islam and Muslims," the suit said.
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And secondly, to hurt Hillary Clinton, which starts with this strong personal animus that [Russian President Vladimir] Putin has for the Clintons, both, and then, of course, as things evolved, to support Trump.
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In his decision, Chen referred to the "animus" behind the administration's TPS strategy, echoing district and appeals courts' decisions on the travel ban, which used Trump's campaign rhetoric as evidence of discriminatory intent.
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In addition to grappling with what Congress had really done in passing DOMA, Obama's Justice Department recognized that time had rendered Congress's animus even uglier and more distant from the country's moral center.
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Accusations of racial animus have new urgency — particularly since, campaigning in the adjacent state of Georgia on Thursday, the president had called Stacey Abrams "not qualified" to become governor of the Peach State.
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In the midst of one of the most consequential presidential campaigns in memory, those convulsive events raised the prospect of still deeper divides in a country already torn by racial and ideological animus.
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" The dissenting justices still maintained that, regardless of the record created by the agencies, the president's comments should be treated as dispositive as showing that the policy was "motivated by anti-Muslim animus.
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While others made it clear they held no personal animus towards Sanders, they expressed fears that if Sanders ran it would reopen the wounds of the Hillary-Bernie fight we saw in 2016.
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The NLRB said on Friday that the agency's general counsel did not try to show the policy was the product of anti-union animus, which was the only available line of attack remaining.
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But when it comes to American politics, a large majority of them support Hillary Clinton, in part because Indian-Americans have suffered from the kind of racial animus in which Mr. Trump traffics.
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The Willie Horton ad was a clean hit: While the Horton ad was clearly intended to play at racial fears and animus, the actual opposition research it was passed on was broadly accurate.
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Of course it does, since racial attitudes and ideology are deeply intertwined and the symbolic racism measures were explicitly designed in reaction to Reagan's masterful combination of white racial animus and fiscal conservatism.
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As Shanto Iyengar and Masha Krupenki, both political scientists at Stanford, explained earlier this year: While partisan animus began to rise in the 1980s, it has grown dramatically over the past two decades.
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He defined the anima as a person's unconscious inner self, as opposed to the outward-facing persona, the animus; it's also the feminine counterpart of a man's consciousness, the yin to the yang.
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I wouldn't go so far as to call him an equal-opportunity monster — he clearly has a special animus toward minorities — but his self-centeredness and complete lack of empathy extend quite widely.
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To the Editor: Regardless of one's views of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, it is hard to escape the conclusion that animus toward Israel is the only factor that can motivate United Nations action.
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A deep animus had existed between the two men, prompted by a $40 million civil fraud lawsuit that Mr. Schneiderman filed against Mr. Trump's for-profit educational venture, Trump University, in August 2013.
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"Weinstein&aposs attorneys wrote in their filing, obtained by Insider, that Burke&aposs remarks reflected his "animus" toward Weinstein and "created a situation in which the court&aposs &aposimpartiality might reasonably be questioned.
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If so, he has learned his lesson: In recent weeks, a string of African-Americans, whom he has recruited, hired and promoted, have come forward to testify to his lack of racial animus.
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For all his animus toward Rozelle, Davis loved the N.F.L. and felt that his decisions, including suing the league so he could move his team to Los Angeles, would ultimately help the league.
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Lawyers argued there was clear religious animus and discrimination, a point that they reinforced by highlighting Trump's campaign-trail promise to enact a "total and complete shutdown" of Muslims entering the United States.
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But he also found that, overall, the FBI met the bar to open the 2016 Russia investigation, and that political animus toward Trump didn't influence federal law enforcement's decision to investigate the campaign.
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The risk of these harms is particularly acute here, where from the highest elected office in the nation has come an Executive Order steeped in animus and directed at a single religious group.
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GOWDY: I don&apost give a dam what you appreciate, Agent Strzok, I don&apost appreciate having an FBI agent with an unprecedented level of animus work on two major investigations here in 2016.
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Racial animus was a primary catalyst of the move toward private and religious K-12 education almost 50 years ago, and racial segregation remains a dominant factor in all schooling, public and private, today.
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Or to questions about how he repeatedly played on racial animus and stereotypes for political benefit during the campaign, and whether that emboldened white supremacists ahead of the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017.
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He taught us through the words of his Washington Post columns and other writings – and through his brilliant insights when appearing on Fox News – the difference between criticism and animus, between debate and debasement.
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At the end of last term, the conservative justices were willing to pretend that Trump's Muslim travel and refugee ban wasn't based on anti-Muslim animus, despite the President's clear statements to the contrary.
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North Carolina's Democratic Party and Newton's Democratic opponent for the attorney general's office seized on his remarks about keeping the state "straight," claiming that Newton had animus against all lesbian, gay and transgender people.
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But the point is that the Comey saga is no longer at the point where White House staff feel the need to soften Trump's attacks after the fact, or offer justifications for his animus.
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" Later, Roberts asked the lawyer representing those challenging the ban whether any animus expressed during a campaign would be able to be looked at by courts as a reason for barring an order "forever.
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For Republicans, negative partisanship provides another layer of cover for pursuing unpopular policies: If voters can be mobilized by animus to the other side, you don't need to attend to their specific policy preferences.
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"We're trying to puncture the animus that is swelling towards the refugee populations at the moment," said David Miliband, President and CEO of the IRC, at a press conference at the Met on Monday.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders, asked if she was surprised by Manigault Newman's animus toward the president, told reporters she was disappointed by what she called the former aide's self-serving and false claims.
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As you surely recall, the en banc 4th Circuit enjoined the temporary travel ban in May, finding it abridged the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment because it was motivated by animus toward Muslims.
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Whatever animus might have developed in the nearly half-decade since the contest was announced at CES 245 has seemingly taken a back seat to an appreciation for what the other team has accomplished.
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Indeed, much of the conflict in the show stems from the novel idea that sleaziness is not merely a tool used in pursuit of money, power, or prestige, but an essential animus unto itself.
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No doubt the Court's discussion of the Colorado commission's "hostility" towards religion will encourage them to continue to push their claims and look for evidence of supposed animus against them in order to prevail.
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Throughout the weekend, starting with the assaults with torches on Friday night, the very words that were being spoken by the white supremacists who were there indicated their conduct was motivated by racial animus.
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" RELATED: Read the Supreme Court's travel ban decision Wydra believes Sotomayor was "absolutely right" that the motivation of this travel ban "is exactly the type of animus that motivated the Japanese-American internment camps.
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AT&T had been preparing to argue in the upcoming trial that President Trump's animus toward CNN, a Time Warner subsidiary, had influenced prosecutors' decision to bring a case against the $2628 billion deal.
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The rise in 2000 reported by the FBI comes after observers have pointed to an increase in hate crimes and conversations about racial animus and hate speech have been central to political conversations nationwide.
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In a 85033-2 decision, the court faulted the Colorado Civil Rights Commission for showing animus toward a baker who cited religious freedom in refusing to make a cake for a same-sex couple.
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The first lady, however, is apparently unaffected by the animus James has toward her husband, nor does she appear to be letting the President's statement about James affect her own feelings on the matter.
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While fans of superhero movies always grouse about their casting, the selection of Mr. Affleck for "Batman v Superman" seemed to arouse an especially vehement and personal animus when it was revealed in 2013.
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Obama has a few policy shortcomings, but I've almost forgotten what it was like to have a president who was so totally incompetent, who generated such animus, who we needed art to rail against.
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They seem to have a sense of how much of people's animus toward others stems from feeling like they're on the outside, and their solution is simple: Come over and eat some roast beast.
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If anything, the release of the memo Friday, over protests from the FBI and the Department of Justice, just seemed to turn up the political animus to 11 and harden everyone's pre-existing position.
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The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, in Maryland, ruled against the third version of Trump's travel ban in part because it thought Trump's tweets and campaign statements provided evidence of his anti-Muslim animus.
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Of those who wanted her to play no public role, 5 percent voted for her and 6 percent identified as Democrats, one hint of the animus she inspires in some quarters on the left.
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Liberals look at the country's high incarceration rate and see the tragedy of racial animus; many on the right look at it and see the spreadsheet — another example of wasteful and ineffective government spending.
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"This was calculated, it was coldblooded, it was motivated by this deep-seated racial animus," Thomas T. Cullen, the United States attorney for the Western District of Virginia, said after the sentence was announced.
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In her decision, Justice Scarpulla wrote that "given the very serious allegations" set forth in the suit, there was "no basis" for finding that animus and bias were the sole motivation for the investigation.
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"Any changes made to this bill can't hide its true animus: to legalize discrimination against LGBTQ people," said Masen Davis, CEO of Freedom for All Americans, a campaign that fights for LGBTQ nondiscrimination protections.
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After courts blocked key parts of the first directive, Trump issued a new order in March dropping Iraq from the list of targeted countries and removing other language that courts suggested indicated religious animus.
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Let's hope the president's decision on the nuclear deal emerges from a sound, reasoned strategic choice on Iran, not from a misguided isolationist impulse or a deep-seated animus to his predecessor's crowning achievement.
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A good deal of animus is directed at Yaddah (Yale), which seems in Lemish's view to be at the beating heart of all things great and, more saliently, all things evil in American life.
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In addition to barring Mr. Trump from enforcing the travel ban, Judge Watson described Mr. Trump's past comments about Muslims as "remarkable" evidence that his order was motivated by animus toward a religious faith.
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The heaviest burden has fallen on people of color and immigrant communities, reflecting our country's long history of structural racism and discrimination, as well as the administration's general animus towards racial and ethnic minorities.
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On April 28500, the Senate unanimously adopted Resolution 6900 condemning hate crimes and other forms of racism, religious or ethnic bias, discrimination, incitement to violence, or animus targeting a minority in the United States.
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It is the latest in a series of reports this year involving nooses — especially in the nation's capital — that point to the return of the hangman's rope as a potent expression of racial animus.
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What is most likely, Hetherington suggested, is that authoritarians are much more susceptible to messages that tell them to fear a specific "other" — whether or not they have a preexisting animus against that group.
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The more purely vindictive a president is — the more motivated he is by personal animus — the harder it is to formulate a higher principle that could justify the actions he wants government to take.
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If he's opened the door to a deal, it's because his apparent racial animus could free Congress to stop looking to him for leadership — thus producing a compromise that he would ultimately sign anyway.
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You know why, because it would be smart to go nuts because it&aposs outrageous that our Justice Department can be used by individuals with a political animus to try to take down a candidate.
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"White racial animus grew following Emancipation when antebellum stereotypes collided with actual African Americans and their demands for full citizenship including the right to vote," the museum said in a blog post on the subject.
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There's this sense that some of the corrosive politics happening over the last eight to ten years has been playing a role in some of the overall racial animus that's out here in the communities.
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Still, the animus created on the Czech side by these payments, and on the Slovak side by the perception that their fate lay in the hands of bureaucrats in Prague, was exploitable by ambitious politicians.
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Consider Trump's embrace of anti-Muslim animus in the form of the travel ban and his retweets of the hateful anti-Muslim libels posted by a leader of the nativist group Britain First, Jayda Fransen.
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The difference with regard to Syria is the fear that among such a large cluster of escapees, those who harbor animus toward the United States could slip through the cracks and put us in danger.
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And perhaps most bittersweet, he allowed the brief flame of hope and change to flicker and die into an animus for government and the rule of law, and fostered a growing hostility between the races.
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On Tuesday, three women—Tichaona Brown, Tabrese Wright, and Monica Douglas—filed a lawsuit claiming "appalling discrimination" and "years-long relentless racial animus" by Judith Slater, a former senior vice president of accounting at Fox.
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Combine that with the animus of the newly-mainland-settled Puerto Ricans and the fact that many ex-convicted felons will be able to vote in Florida next year, one can make only one prediction.
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The answer in both cases, surely, is the suspicion that the same racial animus that drives many people to vote Republican could, all too easily, turn against other groups with a long history of persecution.
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The heightened tensions were largely a response to the well-documented animus between Norman, a cornerback, and Beckham, who was suspended for a game last December after sparring with Norman, then with the Carolina Panthers.
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And let's also assume that trivial disputes about landscaping may have combined with political animus on the part of Boucher, and that the doctor exploded when he saw his famous neighbor blithely cutting the grass.
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The Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the travel ban that was based, in large part, on the idea that the president's incendiary rhetoric about Muslims during his 2016 campaign was evidence of religious animus.
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Five top investigators were cited for unacceptable bias, and the IG expressed concern that the shift to prioritize the Russia investigation with much the same team may well have been driven by anti-Trump animus.
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"And these numbers represent only the tip of the iceberg of violence and bloodshed," said Eduardo Michels, the group's data manager, adding that the Brazilian police often omit anti-gay animus when compiling homicide reports.
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Nearly a year ago Machar returned to Juba and his old post, but lingering animus between the two men, who hail from rival tribes, exploded into fighting between their forces again in Juba in June.
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"Each time the President calls the media 'the enemy of the people' or fails to allow questions from reporters from disfavoured outlets, he suggests nefarious motivations or animus," the experts said in the U.N. statement.
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Their animus, which carries Polish nationalism into such an aggressively xenophobic articulation, springs primarily from a deep pool of ethnic-cum-religious hatred, which is indigenous to Poland and has historically been aimed at Jews.
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Yet in the South, the dovetailing of racist sentiment and intense disdain for the nation's first black president makes it hard to conclude that the Southern Tea Party is not substantially shaped by racial animus.
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At least some of the judges who've heard the case so far see the existing order as motivated by anti-Muslim animus — as a sloppy attempt to institute a "Muslim ban" in ambiguously neutral language.
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Critics said Mr. Trump's animus for Mr. McCain set off a cascade of decisions by lower-level officials that not only dishonored the senator's memory but also disrespected the sailors who serve on the McCain.
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"During the course of his deadly assault on people at the Synagogue, and simultaneously with his gunfight with responding officers, Bowers made statements evincing an animus towards people of the Jewish faith," the complaint states.
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" For the next 20 minutes, she remained resolute as she delivered an extraordinarily scorching dissent, skewering the court's decision and condemning the ban as "harrowing" and "motivated by hostility and animus toward the Muslim faith.
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We think of 'racial prejudice' as an individual-level sense of hostility, animus, set of negative stereotypes, or other negative attitudes that one person has toward members of a group by way of their race.
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Determining who is right — if Democrats' demands are motivated by political animus or if lawmakers are just doing their jobs — will be a key issue as the battle moves into the legal system as expected.
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Some of Mr. Trump's animus is personal, or at least financial: For years, he warred with the Scottish government about plans for "a really ugly wind farm" within sight of his golf resort in Aberdeen.
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Iran has long been a target of Trump's animus, particularly over its involvement in regional affairs across Lebanon, Syria, Yemen and Iraq as well as its continued ballistic missile testing, in violation of UN resolutions.
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It was a powerful treatment of a current-day America where the horror had moved from sleeper cells to troll farms, where enemies attacked us not with our own aircraft but with our own animus.
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While these movements differ in small ways, what they have in common is an organized hatred of women; the animus is so pronounced that the hate-watch group Southern Poverty Law Center tracks their actions.
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Today, in the face of an executive order again based on racial animus and unfounded fears, the justices have the chance to deliver a very different message about executive power, and the meaning of America.
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But the message from the Houston Rockets general manager, Daryl Morey, to "fight for freedom" and "stand with Hong Kong" landed amid the animus of a monthslong trade war between the United States and China.
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A recap: Amazon has argued that Mr. Trump let personal animus against its founder Jeff Bezos — driven largely by coverage from the WaPo, which Mr. Bezos owns — affect an important decision for American national security.
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Ms. Breest and her lawyers said they did have other evidence that Mr. Haggis had animus toward women, including statements she claimed he made during the encounter, and allegations of misconduct from three other women.
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" Drawing on candidate Donald Trump's professed goal of keeping Muslims out of the country, the judge observed that the order "cannot be divorced from the cohesive narrative linking it to the animus that inspired it.
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" It is no secret he harbors personal animus toward McCabe, whom he views as a central figure in special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian election meddling, which he has likened to a "witch hunt.
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Tucson's Mexican Studies Program Was a Victim of 'Racial Animus,' Judge Says A federal judge ruled that state officials' actions were racially driven when they ended a Mexican-American studies program in Tucson's public schools.
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On Tuesday, they overcame their animus and released a plan to raise revenue for long overdue subway repairs and to reform the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the subways, buses and the region's commuter rails.
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The fact that each ended up in adversarial positions naturally creates tension, but CNN's aggressive coverage has only stoked Trump's animus; his ties to Zucker seem to suggest he feels a keen sense of betrayal.
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In the LGBTQ in America survey that our organization conducted earlier this year in partnership with BuzzFeed News, we found LGBTQ Americans were especially energized this year, motivated by animus toward Donald Trump's anti-equality agenda.
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Vice President Pence has never left any question about his animus toward LGBTQ people, from peddling a hateful and damaging "right to discriminate bill" in Indiana last year, to his long-standing opposition to marriage equality.
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Swiss psychologist Carl Jung was the founder of analytical psychology and believed that there are four major archetypes of the human mind that make up one's personality as a whole: persona, shadow, anima/animus, and self.
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Martín Batalla Vidal argued the Trump administration failed to offer a reasoned explanation for the decision, in violation of the Administrative Procedure Act, and the decision was unconstitutionally "motivated by anti-Mexican and anti-Latino animus."
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And the smooth, impersonal and lucrative amiability shown on the face Switzerland turns to the world in these matters has been backed up by a dead-eyed animus towards any individualist rocking the boats at home.
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Politics aside, it is now clear to any rational observer that the actions of "the skinny inner circle" were motivated by ego and animus and strayed far from the values that should anchor every FBI action.
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Despite Strzok's extremely inappropriate texting — it's wildly improper for someone in his position to express animus or favoritism toward a particular candidate — the inspector general found no evidence that Strzok acted on his text to Page.
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Trump administration officials have pointed to the waiver process embedded in the travel ban as proof it was not motivated by animus toward Muslims, as critics have charged, but rather serves to protect the United States.
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Mr Brown did not share the prime minister's enthusiasm for market-led reform of the public sector, but his opposition, as in the case of foundation hospitals, was often driven more by personal animus than ideology.
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