There's sometimes a difference in political attitudes and PC attitudes.
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The immigration attitudes of individuals strongly predict attitudes toward Brexit.
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It combines hippie attitudes with attitudes that couldn't be less hippie.
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Gender attitudes The report also looked at gender attitudes toward science.
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More precisely, prosocial attitudes predict depression, which is in contrast to individualist attitudes.
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Still today, attitudes about swimming often reflect lasting stereotypes and white America's attitudes about race.
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If those attitudes persist as millennials grow older, and younger generations similarly exhibit pro-immigration attitudes, attitudes toward immigrants in the country as a whole could grow yet more positive.
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Attitudes range from welcoming to skeptical, reflecting diverging risk perceptions and attitudes towards Washington and Beijing.
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Those contrasting trends have produced a striking divergence between attitudes about the economy and attitudes toward Trump.
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To me, their attitudes don't feel too far from turn-of-the-century attitudes toward white womanhood.
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Attitudes toward climate change appear to be fixed, while attitudes toward the pope are shallow and changeable.
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As part of the report, we broke down voters based on their attitudes on cultural issues and economic issues, and then looked at how different combinations of attitudes corresponded to attitudes toward democracy.
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Anti-immigrant attitudes had a much bigger influence on Americans' vote choice in 2016 than economic attitudes did.
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A new Pew survey on global attitudes toward the news media finds strikingly divergent attitudes among developed countries.
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Some party insiders are also eager to separate out attitudes to progressive policies from attitudes to Sanders himself.
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The gleeful, gleeful attitudes in the media about this, the gleeful attitudes that Democrat leaders have about this.
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The dramatic change in attitudes toward gay people and, more recently, the dramatic change in attitudes towards trans people.
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In other words, attitudes about President Trump might drive attitudes about the wall, rather than the other way around.
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Attitudes toward the two photographs will vary with attitudes toward the Black Lives Matter Movement and policing in this country.
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As long as that structure itself is handling illiberal attitudes on race, those attitudes don't themselves constitute a fascist trend.
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Our social attitudes towards sexual habits are clearly far more conflicted and complicated than our social attitudes towards financial habits.
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Attitudes to homosexuality in, say, rural Angola are highly likely to differ from attitudes among the connected classes in Luanda.
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It's important to understand how people view marital name choices because those attitudes speak to gender attitudes in general, Shafer says.
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There's also a surge of far-right attitudes throughout the country and people don't know how to address those attitudes either.
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Racial attitudes toward police cannot be the sole explanation — especially when attitudes toward the police do not absolve police of their actions.
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A 213 study found that religious locations prime significantly higher conservative attitudes—and negative attitudes toward gay men and lesbians—than nonreligious locations.
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Notably, attitudes towards the different cultures and ways of life immigrants bring with them are significantly cooler than attitudes towards immigration in general.
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There are exceptions: attitudes towards law enforcement have diverged somewhat between income groups while attitudes towards civil liberties and government spending have converged.
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Attitudes in Angola, Ghana, Kenya and Mozambique are comparable to those in America—and much more liberal than attitudes in China or Japan.
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Prevailing attitudes of distrust in government, strong partisanship and ingrained attitudes — not features of the law itself — are perpetuating the public's negative opinion.
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But he shares a set of sexist attitudes that have profoundly shaped political journalism and attitudes that are just beginning to be confronted.
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In this survey, people's attitudes on taxes for low-income people were much more pliable than their attitudes about taxes for high-income people.
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Negative attitudes can drag down work ethic and don't offer any inspiration, but people with positive attitudes can help keep motivation and morale high.
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Would the public existence of a black utopia change anti-black attitudes in other countries, or would anti-black attitudes shift to include Wakanda?
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"The IAT is impacted by explicit attitudes, not just implicit attitudes," James Jaccard, a New York University researcher who's criticized the IAT, told me.
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Places are shaping attitudes These results all testify to the persistent power of place, and not just social and racial characteristics, in shaping political attitudes.
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Return to the surveys of American attitudes in the beginning of this piece; how do your experiences and attitudes compare to those of other Americans?
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Moreover, he activated a previously non-existent partisan divide according to attitudes about Muslims — one that contributes to partisan sorting even after controlling for racial attitudes.
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For decades, social scientists have found that attitudes about race, particularly toward African Americans, persistently impact political attitudes and opinions toward government services, spending, and welfare.
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Over time, the department's attitudes toward L.G.B.T. people have shifted, but anti-gay attitudes remained rampant in the police force for decades after the Stonewall uprising.
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That makes them entirely too responsive to public attitudes -- and attitudes can change for the worse as well as for the better, as they did here.
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Here's how I examined the 25.7 ANES pilot survey, which includes a number of questions on economic attitudes as well as attitudes toward race, religion, and immigration.
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What Tesler proves is that in the Obama era, attitudes on race drove attitudes on almost everything else, in a way that's unique in recent American politics.
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At the church where she landed after seminary, the dividing tension was attitudes toward LGBTQ members — and, as at many Baptist churches, attitudes about women actually preaching.
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"For decades, social scientists have found that attitudes about race, particularly toward African Americans, persistently impact political attitudes and opinions toward government services, spending, and welfare," they wrote.
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They've drawn Americans' attention to the racist attitudes that fueled the attacks against Bridges — attitudes that have uncanny and disturbing similarities to the ones shaping our country today.
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Worse, Los Angeles' prevalent segregationist attitudes—the same attitudes these migrant Southerners had tried to escape—left Watts' black residents without the social or economic capital to recover.
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They found little association between the national unemployment level and the prevalence of negative attitudes toward immigration, or an individual's income and their likelihood of holding such attitudes.
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Attitudes toward whether sexual harassment is a bad thing may not have changed radically, but attitudes toward whether it is a problem — and a problem that can be defeated — absolutely have.
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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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When you don't have such attitudes about people — second-order reactive attitudes, like the anger and indignation you feel — you treat them as if you weren't enmeshed in relationships with them.
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So, if you target a few of the popular kids to communicate anti-bullying messages and behaviours, these attitudes essentially go viral, and other kids adopt anti-bullying attitudes as well.
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The chilling thing is, some of the attitudes about race and outsiders that Didion chronicles here also sound a lot like attitudes expressed by some Trump supporters during the 2016 campaign.
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Memories, behaviors, attitudes, perceived age – all can switch together.
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"There has not been a wholesale negative shift in attitudes ... across the 22 (countries) as a whole, attitudes have remained fairly stable over the last five years," Duffy said in a statement.
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If attitudes toward female subjugation are systemic, and I believe that they are, it stands to reason that the art we consume and sanction plays some part in reinforcing those same attitudes.
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I knew that attitudes hadn't really changed that much, so I thought, It's great that it's here, but I'm not sure that all those attitudes have turned around in response to it.
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"We've seen high profile incidents of harassment [in tech], and we've now elected a president who has been very vocal as to his attitudes about women, and his attitudes about harassment," she said.
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The attitudes are old, of course — 2014 predates Trump's election by two years — but they're still present today, and the film connects, with grace and fury, those historical attitudes to modern political rhetoric.
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Ultimately, the hopes for the refugee team are pretty simple: that the refugee crisis has been exacerbated by negative attitudes toward refugees, and having positive media depictions of them will change those attitudes.
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For its entire 17-year history, SVU has served as a mirror of attitudes about criminal justice and feminism — not the attitudes of Americans generally, but of the fairly liberal audience it targets.
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As Americans, we'd like to think we've risen above the discriminatory attitudes of the past, but 40 years of women in the workplace isn't going to undo centuries of ingrained attitudes of subordination.
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"The first step is to distinguish between attitudes about DACA and attitudes about immigration overall: Consistently, Americans on the order of 80 percent have supported allowing the DACA kids to stay," he said.
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But the lesson from the sad story of Puntland's Sexual Offenses Act is that while formal laws can be vital in influencing attitudes, attitudes and behavior also influence how a law is enforced.
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Richer parts of China, meanwhile, are adopting more Western attitudes.
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Of course, in the modern era, those attitudes rarely prevail.
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For some time, I have studied authoritarian attitudes among Americans.
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The researchers also surveyed subjects on their attitudes toward robots.
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How much does AIPAC really shape American attitudes toward Israel?
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"I just didn't see them shifting their attitudes," Couric said.
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"There's a hardening of attitudes on both sides," he said.
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It's people's attitudes towards stray dogs that must be changed.
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Are these cultural attitudes toward blood changing, if at all?
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Again, this chimes with the attitudes of those Ohioan builders.
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Global financial conditions are thus responsive to attitudes to risk.
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There is a hardening of attitudes in situations like this.
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There's a lot of attitudes and cultural stigmas about bodies.
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Individual attitudes and experiences are important, as are cultural factors.
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They have made little effort, however, to soften men's attitudes.
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There is ample evidence that certain cultural attitudes have changed.
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In the 1970s, she said the pageant perpetuated sexist attitudes.
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A measure of consumers' attitudes was slightly lower this month.
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Beyond that, there are huge differences in tactics and attitudes.
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Attitudes toward it need not be binary, belief or apostasy.
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Then all users were asked about their attitudes to Muslims.
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Is there any more succinct explanation of teenage boys' attitudes?
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Increasingly conservative attitudes in the region have made matters worse.
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"Theres a hardening of attitudes on both sides," he said.
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Changing attitudes among the very rich are also sapping demand.
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But slowly, in business and in society, attitudes are changing.
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Over the past few years, however, attitudes have been changing.
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Eight years on, such dismissive attitudes are much less common.
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If underlying attitudes are changing, politics could be the reason.
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These days, attitudes to this sort of collecting have changed.
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And, words can sum up a shift in social attitudes.
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They are the fulcrum on which future social attitudes rest.
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Not everyone is convinced people's attitudes toward politics have changed.
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There are reasons to think that attitudes have already changed.
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Attitudes about online dating also are moving in Match's direction.
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The fourth problem is that people's attitudes change over time.
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British attitudes towards the far right have historically been complacent.
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It does capture, however, attitudes among voters on Election Day.
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"I wasn't expecting those attitudes in my profession," she says.
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Mr. Dungan helped them ask about their attitudes toward money.
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These characterological attitudes are highly heritable — about 50 percent heritable.
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Changing Taiwanese Identity Attitudes towards China are changing in Taiwan.
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The survey showed that there were regional differences in attitudes.
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Unfortunately, laws and public attitudes have failed to keep up.
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"These consumptive attitudes are deeply unnerving to me," she says.
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The poll also surveyed attitudes toward Trump and the media.
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They had similar experiences and thus gravitated toward similar attitudes.
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Was your mom always liberal in her attitudes towards sex?
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The words we use and the attitudes we carry matter.
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The two friends couldn't have more different attitudes toward life.
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Attitudes toward Kemp were more polarized, according to the survey.
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Hardening U.S. attitudes towards everything Chinese are unlikely to reverse.
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We also find that differences in social attitudes by political
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Attitudes have changed a lot since the civil war ended.
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Dr. Cheng is striving to change attitudes across the board.
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This means that interventions need to specifically address these attitudes.
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"It's a manifestation of residual macho attitudes," Mr. Berensztein said.
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They are tasked with uncovering religious and ethnic nationalist attitudes.
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Much the same is true of attitudes toward international affairs.
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Changing the attitudes of India's 700m men will be tricky.
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She hopes the series will spark conversations and shape attitudes.
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"Home Improvement" has been flagged for its characters' macho attitudes.
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It's possible that these choices reflect Americans' attitudes toward education.
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Attitudes toward the sitting president seeded each of these whirlwinds.
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We show unconscious biases, often through subtle attitudes or actions.
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Times have changed and so have Republican attitudes toward Russia.
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I don't want Trump's sexist attitudes to permeate the party.
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That, she says, marked a shift in attitudes among Kenyans.
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Do chimpanzees attitudes change as they get older like humans?
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I want to see how and if attitudes have shifted.
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But racism persisted in both policy enforcement and popular attitudes.
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Brodie has been assailed for his unenlightened attitudes about women.
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Of course, attitudes about abortion are hard to pin down.
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Climate Fwd: Also this week, millennial attitudes about climate change.
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Meaning think about your own attitudes towards age and aging.
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What circumstances — events, trends, attitudes, behaviors — are we reacting to?
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What does it tell you about perfectionist attitudes and behaviors?
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Mr. Rycharski faces a struggle to change attitudes in Poland.
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Such attitudes have distanced the Yellow Vests from minority communities.
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Rhetoric has power; it affects attitudes, behavior and perceived obligations.
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But there are signs that those attitudes are slowly shifting.
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"There has been a shift in attitudes," Mr. Butler said.
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But attitudes toward guns may be changing under Mr. Bolsonaro.
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But democracy has taken hold where nationalist attitudes have cooled.
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It is difficult to change people's attitudes about controversial issues.
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At the same time, there are signs of changing attitudes.
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These attitudes were the same among male and female voters.
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Go deeper: New poll finds "dramatic shift" on abortion attitudes
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The show explores the sober attitudes towards nighttime revelry, too.
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Changes in overall religious attitudes have also fueled the trend.
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It seems that now Naphta's attitudes are again in vogue.
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Their hardscrabble roots may differ, but their attitudes do not.
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Kayla deals with social media, technology, and changing social attitudes.
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We were very careful to have proper costumes, proper attitudes. . . .
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I like different attitudes, different characters, different talk, different behavior.
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Are the attitudes in "Baby Face" realistic or merely cynical?
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Dan Bilefsky returned recently to see if attitudes have changed.
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Such attitudes seem to be reflected in recent polling data.
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Facts are turning out to be as important as attitudes.
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It was more of just broadening cultural expectations and attitudes.
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"It's not in line with community attitudes," he told NITV.
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Such broadcasts have helped shift public attitudes towards the SDF.
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I see a revolution in the attitudes of everyday Americans.
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She said she detected a change in attitudes since Mrs.
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Has this moment actually changed mass attitudes in some way?
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The reversal in attitudes came not a moment too soon.
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There are also regional differences in attitudes toward climate change.
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The biggest challenge, though, is changing people's attitudes, she said.
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However, transforming gender attitudes is a difficult and long process.
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"We kept adding categories as attitudes changed," Ms. Davidson said.
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But she says she is optimistic that attitudes will change.
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Child marriage is also being fought, and attitudes are shifting.
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An author unafraid to defy midcentury attitudes about her gender.
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In short, what is driving public attitudes about climate change?
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I do, and I've seen attitudes shifting toward it too.
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The humor that VetTV parrots emboldens discriminatory and backwards attitudes.
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In the United States, attitudes of Catholics have been shifting.
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Do you think that shift reflects changing attitudes towards grief?
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Attitudes and demeanor So it's possible that Trump's attitudes and demeanor in the transition period may not be a foolproof guide to his conduct while president — however much he is determined not to change.
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"Our work highlights how government legislation can inform individuals' attitudes, even when these attitudes may be deeply entrenched and socially and politically volatile," said senior author Eric Hehman, psychology professor at Canada's McGill University.
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What I did was update that to focus on political attitudes in particular, and then control for ideology, because ideology does correlate with racial attitudes, and look at it from the perspective of voters.
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" Rossell's testimony was based on parental attitudes on school choices from the late 1960s and 1980s, but she "admitted that she does not know parents' current attitudes or feelings with regards to school choice.
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But with mortgage rates climbing, attitudes had started to turn sour.
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Wellcome funds research into public attitudes to vaccines and vaccine uptake.
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What has changed is how those attitudes are divided by party.
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But not everyone shares his confidence around attitudes to mental health.
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And as work has changed, so have workers' attitudes and expectations.
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It's about the attitudes people have about bodies that are larger.
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But racial attitudes are a motive for a lot of people.
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But have people's actual attitudes changed, privately on a large scale?
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For example, simply being in a church can change our attitudes.
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That's not the show's fault — it's their attitudes and their actions.
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When it comes to other people's selfish attitudes, you're over it!
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The biggest shift, however, is not in circumstances but in attitudes.
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People have backwards attitudes when it comes to women and girls.
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Those political sentiments seem to be driving attitudes about the economy.
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Users ultimately decide anyway—they vote with their behavior and attitudes.
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This is a big country, different regions, different attitudes, different interests.
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Next we examined attitudes toward government spending, with the same controls.
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Surveys suggest positive attitudes to nuclear power nationally exceed negative ones.
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This led to a change of attitudes in the Western world.
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Finally, a familiar thesis links Luther to German attitudes towards money.
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Instead, attitudes about race, religion, and immigration trump (pun intended) economics.
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Popular attitudes towards sexual minorities have changed rapidly in the West.
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They strike attitudes of ballet swans in a forceful, clipped fashion.
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SL: How do our culture's attitudes about earliness make procrastination worse?
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Attitudes among non-indigenous Canadians may also be slow to shift.
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And this aligns with a larger shift in attitudes, beyond Judaism.
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" They add, "Attitudes to mental health are at a tipping point.
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Trump has come under heavy criticism for his attitudes toward women.
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Congressional opinion has not shifted as much as voters' attitudes have.
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There is also a class divide in attitudes to certain behaviour.
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As lawmakers' attitudes suggest, establishing an accounting culture will take time.
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In some respects it seems to be reshaping attitudes towards China.
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Can we intentionally change attitudes about what is or isn't disgusting?
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Housing patterns show some of the clearest signs of thawing attitudes.
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Employers, too, will have to change their attitudes to older workers.
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Everyone's love of his singing is changing attitudes toward country music.
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And there is already evidence that attitudes to harassment are changing.
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As people grow better-off, their attitudes to domestic animals change.
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It&aposs not about reinforcing the attitudes of the nanny state.
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That moment is credited with changing public attitudes about the disease.
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And then there is the world of consumer attitudes in Asia.
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A change in consumer attitudes towards plane models makes that likely.
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Such anti-Indian sentiments affect negative attitudes towards the Rohingya today.
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The ivory ban does suggest Chinese attitudes towards wildlife are changing.
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Not just with our money, but with our attitudes and beliefs.
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These experiences, or lack thereof, shape our outlooks, outcomes, and attitudes.
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Along with poverty, driving child labor rates are local cultural attitudes.
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"It was best explained by negative attitudes toward blacks," he says.
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Under conservative rule, attitudes to sex and sexuality remain deeply conservative.
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The contrast between pre- and post-2016 election attitudes is stark.
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Surveys show public attitudes are gradually becoming more accepting of foreigners.
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I think it's great to have both attitudes in the mix.
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Mwangi will have to overcome these attitudes if he's to win.
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The short answer is that political elites successfully marginalized these attitudes.
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Changing attitudes to private banking secrecy are bad news for both.
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Our survey shows a marked change in board attitudes toward cybersecurity.
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But the vitriol she draws shows how intractable some attitudes remain.
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Two reports by Ofsted, the education regulator, have criticised schools' attitudes.
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But changing attitudes on and off the pitch is proving hard.
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Mostly it's just their attitudes—calling somebody out, or being racist.
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But it still doesn't explain the racial discrepancy in these attitudes.
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As your investors, we need to know your attitudes toward money.
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And pushing back on these attitudes, Sauder says, can be exhausting.
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But for some magicians, those attitudes are in constant, productive tension.
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All this may reflect a shift in employers' attitudes towards work.
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Researchers have found that attitudes toward trust can linger for generations.
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" But, he insists, "we're making progress" and that "attitudes are changing.
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Sexist attitudes persist despite the industry's efforts to change its image.
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But he expected it would be difficult to change their attitudes.
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Sexist attitudes in the workplace are projected and internalized by everyone.
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The visits are changing attitudes, at least on the Japanese side.
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Attitudes toward mixed-race citizens have recently been changing in Japan.
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The shift in attitudes is forcing global firms from Mars Inc.
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More Republican politicians were under scrutiny over their attitudes toward gays.
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Good art is irreducible to attitudes, and great art demolishes them.
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A week later, the white participants still had less racist attitudes.
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The varied attitudes of car owners, meanwhile, has also complicated negotiations.
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Cory Booker slammed Trump's rhetoric regarding immigration and attitudes towards immigrants.
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A potent attack lineStill, the public's attitudes are hardening on China.
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China, an adversarial power, garnered more favorable attitudes in the poll.
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But what is striking is the change in attitudes about Mrs.
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Meanwhile, attitudes toward Democrats improved a net of about 3 points.
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But public polling has tracked a dramatic shift in public attitudes.
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"Official attitudes are very anti-cannabis at the moment," said Blickman.
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Attitudes toward marijuana in the MMA sphere look progressive by comparison.
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But rhetorically, the attitudes toward Trump couldn't have been more different.
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But how much influence do these attitudes have on foreign policy?
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On the NAFTA front, attitudes toward Canada and Mexico differ greatly.
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Woody: What are Sanders' and Warren's attitudes toward foreign intervention specifically?
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More importantly, a change in social attitudes is needed, Hung said.
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The attitudes expressed by private equity investors are also attracting scrutiny.
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I want to break with the racist attitudes of the past.
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Milekic, the reporter in Zagreb, said that attitudes were already shifting.
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To be modern meant to adopt Western values, attitudes and institutions.
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The problem is persuading individual legal guardians that attitudes are changing.
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But the attitudes that led to the deportation have hardly disappeared.
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Murad perhaps also helped change attitudes among the Yazidi as well.
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The next graphic measures voters' attitudes toward economic and cultural issues.
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Economic inequality and racial attitudes work in tandem with each other.
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But these films show not only rescues but also changing attitudes.
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Studies have shown these attitudes have a direct impact on policing.
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We're getting at another dimension of what we call racial attitudes.
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Families want help navigating this terrain, yet old attitudes die hard.
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Racism in America is a constellation of attitudes, practices, and policies.
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I am interested to learn how this has shaped attitudes there.
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In a way, tradition is where the most insidious attitudes flower.
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As social attitudes and norms changed, so did the Police Department.
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Two similar countries, two very different attitudes toward women in leadership.
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I believe that adopting divisive attitudes runs counter to those interests.
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But the push to limit child marriage has helped shift attitudes.
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Also, attitudes toward a variety of social issues have generally liberalized.
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What I found was a variety of attitudes about the migrants.
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Similar trends characterized attitudes toward discrimination against immigrants and LGBTQ individuals.
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Around the world, a shift in attitudes is also taking place.
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Attitudes towards streaming without a subscription seem to have changed dramatically.
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Structural barriers to voting and attitudes toward it are closely related.
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If most of the dialect is appropriately historical, the attitudes aren't.
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But when the Taliban harm civilians, little changes in civilian attitudes.
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Responses show how attitudes towards LGBTQ people have and haven't changed.
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"Parasite" is among a handful of films changing viewers' attitudes. 9.
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Attitudes about guns are shifting in the state amid demographic changes.
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"Consistency between your attitudes and your behavior is key," Werner says.
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For many, any shift in attitudes will already come too late.
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Even more than technology, what's changed is people's attitudes toward authority.
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It's funny how your attitudes change the longer you live here.
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More important, changed attitudes are more persistent than one might think.
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The veneer of modernity barely conceals regressive and racist social attitudes.
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These diverging demographic attitudes shape the geography of the 2018 battlefield.
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How would you describe your views and attitudes toward the military?
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Instead, it has to do with our attitudes towards the unknown.
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The tolerant attitudes toward abuse of women remain a daunting obstacle.
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What attitudes about money do you want to pass onto them?
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"They have been able change often deeply entrenched attitudes," she said.
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The answer — two years, 10 years, 40 years — can influence attitudes.
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Second, we could examine how consumer attitudes about tech have changed.
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That is partly due to changes in attitudes and domestic laws.
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Reform of some legal procedures and attitudes may well be necessary.
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He said he had noticed a change in attitudes and energy.
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His disreputable actions reflected attitudes and practices common to his society.
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But somehow they all resemble theatrical attitudes rather than average realities.
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How would you describe attitudes toward teachers in the United States.
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In retail settings it can provoke negative attitudes toward the store.
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Attitudes, emotions and fitness and injuries enter into it as well.
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But when you drill down further, their attitudes are less equitable.
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Attitudes toward transgender rights have changed dramatically in the recent past.
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But the attitudes that are expressed in most pornography are abhorrent.
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They examine how closely respondents' characteristics including where they live, what they earn, their education level and religion, are associated to particular attitudes and suggest that, at the level of individual attitudes, the relationship is weak.
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But looking over time, while there have been considerable changes in both attitudes and consumption choices overall, there are few signs of a trend in the relationship between individual characteristics and those attitudes (whether aggregated or not).
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The study is just the latest to show that racial attitudes are a powerful predictor for support for Trump — and the newest to suggest that such attitudes play a major role in Americans' views toward public policy.
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The survey results suggest that the current framing of the immigration debate fails to capture the range of attitudes that actually exist, and that those attitudes themselves could shift with more awareness of specific immigration-related issues.
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Multiple surveys and studies have documented men's changing attitudes toward women in recent years: There is almost universal support for women to pursue careers and political office, and attitudes have become far more accepting around gender identity.
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Eventually, Le Maire hopes that other European countries will change their attitudes.
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The two countries' attitudes towards their indigenes could scarcely be more different.
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You link today's attitudes fairly closely to the communes of the 1960s.
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That diversity also applies to attitudes towards gay, lesbian and transgender people.
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So the landscape and the attitudes towards these pills has changed dramatically.
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She also has the added benefit of blowing apart many sexist attitudes.
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We see it in the attitudes of many of Scoble's Facebook commenters.
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Half a millennium later, we still haven't fully rejected these backward attitudes.
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Are social attitudes behind the times at both work and at home?
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The change also signifies an apparent thawing of his attitudes toward Apple.
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In fact, East Grinstead's approach may point to Britain's attitudes more generally.
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It's not just the attitudes of India's wine producers that are changing.
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But it will be a while yet before changing attitudes filter upwards.
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Mixing questions on attitudes towards Jews with other issues only causes confusion.
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Just as the landscapes differ, Koreans' attitudes about dog meat vary hugely.
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Within her discipline, attitudes toward Goffman's work were conflicted from the beginning.
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Conservationists and international activists are making progress in changing attitudes and legislation.
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It is tempting to conclude that such attitudes are motivated by prejudice.
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Why do so many of us have such poor attitudes toward money?
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Far from relaxing their patriarchal attitudes, Arab men are clinging to them.
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A fund might, ironically, soften public attitudes towards capitalism's more ruthless aspects.
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Attitudes could shift naturally if housing were to underperform for a while.
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The other was of attitudes (realistic, investigative, artistic, social, enterprising and conventional).
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To eradicate such attitudes "you have to start young," says Ms Molyneux.
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But changing the attitudes of patients and their families will be tough.
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Under pressure from activists and from migrants themselves, Mexican attitudes are softening.
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Indians' attitudes towards the state are evolving, too, as Mr Ferreira demonstrates.
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Ms Shotwell points to a dichotomy in attitudes to risk at SpaceX.
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Signs of the shifting attitudes can be seen all along the lake.
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Such attitudes explain why German business barons have kept a low profile.
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He's especially proud of the attitudes displayed between the contestants this year.
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Changing attitudes Twenge and Sherman were not very surprised by their results.
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But Americans today share similar attitudes toward the Black Lives Matter movement.
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She says the cops had "mysogynistic attitudes" and appeared to be "homophobic."
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Their well-mannered outcry shows how attitudes towards Singapore's past are shifting.
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Rave was like a dam bursting, washing away a lot of attitudes.
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But the attitudes he has ridden to office will still outlive him.
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But she noticed changing attitudes toward her success as she got older.
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And such changes in courtship behavior can impact our attitudes toward marriage.
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What has surprised you most about the attitudes and dialogues towards Destroyer?
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Legislation cannot change attitudes, but it can change the composition of boards.
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Stay for the loving attitudes — on-screen and off — about women's bodies.
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These negative beliefs and attitudes can matter in business, and are widespread.
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Scarcely a week passes without a sign of the shift in attitudes.
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In important respects, however, not just numbers but attitudes are definitely changing.
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And there's some evidence that those who have sexist attitudes love Trump.
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No matter what legislation is passed, it doesn't always change people's attitudes.
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His attitudes and actions toward women and people of color surface uncomfortably.
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He agreed that attitudes matter in terms of avoiding the nightmare forecasts.
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A key measure of consumers' attitudes was better than expected this month.
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The biggest problems these attitudes posed were loneliness, anger, and trouble socializing.
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Pew Research first began polling international attitudes on the US in 254.
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But with mortgage rates climbing, attitudes have since started to turn sour.
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Disillusionment with politics is so strong that public attitudes could insulate him.
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Moreover, polling suggests a shift in underlying attitudes that fueled today's vote.
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And yet our attitudes and our policies do not reflect this shift.
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" He claimed to be "no way supporting any kind of hateful attitudes.
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But a sea change is coming in companies' attitudes about the workforce.
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When have you seen it entrench attitudes and make people feel underappreciated?
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Attitudes appear to be softening somewhat on the importance of religion, however.
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"I really hope that I can change attitudes," Melzer told The Telegraph.
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Perhaps this is meant to convey American imperialistic attitudes in a nutshell.
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IT CAN seem as though Britons have only two attitudes to paedophiles.
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We've also used different dependent variables and different measures of gun attitudes.
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It's a language more reminiscent of the blunt racist attitudes of 1940.
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The question is whether a similar dynamic drives public attitudes about ethics.
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America must wake up and examine the ethos that produced these attitudes.
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The contrast is equally striking when it comes to attitudes toward Muslims.
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What Trump's tweet does inadvertently reveal, however, is different attitudes towards tech.
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This reflects attitudes toward nationality that are both controversial and in flux.
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The diversity and breadth of cat looks and attitudes are far-reaching.
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IN NORTHERN IRELAND Brexit has served mainly to harden already uncompromising attitudes.
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New research suggests that wildfires can influence voters' attitudes to climate change.
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For decades, Republican and Democratic attitudes to Russia tracked each other closely.
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The second source of downward pressure reflects a change in policymakers' attitudes.
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In most rich countries such attitudes are a thing of the past.
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Ramdas said the next "hurdle" was to change attitudes toward LGBT people.
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To reset to attitudes of common values and service and shared sacrifice.
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The outcome in November will depend in part on shifting public attitudes.
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Ms. Walsh credits changing attitudes toward addiction as part of the reason.
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On the surface, public attitudes towards bilingualism have changed from previous generations.
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Despite tepid attitudes toward contactless until now, transit is winning customers over.
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The poll mirrored a partisan divide when it comes to racial attitudes.
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But only 21% of self-identified Democratic primary voters expressed similar attitudes.
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A tour provides a window into local parenting attitudes — and Berlin culture.
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American political attitudes has been in pushing the American left even further
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The attitudes that drive that violence are deeply embedded in patriarchal culture.
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The result could be more assertive attitudes from China, Japan and Korea.
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The rise of #MeToo continues to shift cultural attitudes about acceptable behavior.
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Consumers' assessment of current conditions improved, showing better attitudes toward business conditions.
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Yet millionaire attitudes toward the markets and the economy are highly partisan.
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And, while stigma and discrimination still exist, attitudes and perceptions are improving.
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Guyatt makes clear that rather than being fixed, racial attitudes evolve historically.
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Attitudes like theirs simply do not reflect the players they supposedly represent.
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Overall, we found two reasons for concern with American attitudes toward democracy.
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" He adds: "The words we use and the attitudes we carry matter.
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I mean, I've spent my entire life in opposition to Oxbridge attitudes.
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Flirty messages are coming your way—but watch out for stubborn attitudes.
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Despite that, we still live in a country with strong deathist attitudes.
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One factor playing in favor of created diamonds is shifting consumer attitudes.
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However, most say that while attitudes are improving, more must be done.
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Lately, I have begun interviewing young men about their attitudes toward sexuality.
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Could I be harboring attitudes unconducive to the granting of heavenly visions?
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Political perceptions and attitudes toward the leadership also appear to be shifting.
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As a result, attitudes about the flu soon diverged based on ideology.
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Other cat owners, curiously, will have similar attitudes toward their own cats.
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They show gender attitudes of a generation on the verge of adulthood.
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My own attitudes and my grasp of the situation are changing rapidly.
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I am interested in finding out whether and how attitudes have shifted.
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We're cool, and have pretty progressive attitudes on a lot of stuff.
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I am interested in finding out whether, and how, attitudes have shifted.
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They just have very different attitudes towards the world, I think. Right.
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For secular couples, progressive gender attitudes are associated with higher relationship quality.
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You will occasionally have to put up with cringe-worthy racial attitudes.
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Do you think this near-miss is indicative of attitudes across Europe?
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Poles in Scotland are already echoing attitudes in their homeland, she said.
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Honesty, like all virtues, entails a whole complex of attitudes and behavior.
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Attitudes may improve as visitors eat their way to the top floor.
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We think the party is better because of lack of those attitudes.
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Nor do we know whether and how positive attitudes translate to action.
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Trump expresses both hostile and benevolent attitudes toward women all the time.
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Most of this change is a result of changing attitudes among Republicans.
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The events of that afternoon revealed Richard's attitudes toward Walter were similar.
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Do you or the teenagers you know share these attitudes about gender?
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We want to change attitudes and the way people see LGBT people.
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Not only can they hurt productivity and morale, their attitudes are contagious.
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You don't want to assist someone in the expression of abhorrent attitudes.
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This wrong is minor — the item isn't generating those attitudes — but real.
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Economics, government policy and social attitudes will play major roles as well.
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They use my success as an argument for lax attitudes about parenting.
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Of course, I've come across many Americans with negative attitudes about ARVN.
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" Says Stage, a married mom of two: "Exposure helps change public attitudes.
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Typically, positive attitudes about the economy are good news for incumbent presidents.
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We didn't lead ascetic lives, but prudish attitudes had invaded our psyches.
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Democrats further accused proponents of the bill of stoking anti-immigrant attitudes.
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Research shows that unconditional civilian aid significantly improves Pakistanis' attitudes toward America.
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Ruderman said the low representation had far-ranging implications in shaping attitudes.
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They found that comprehensive sex education improved knowledge, attitudes, behaviors and outcomes.
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Greater integration by evangelicals into the American mainstream has also broadened attitudes.
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As usual, Connelly relies on his inside-baseball knowledge about police attitudes.
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There are real differences between the attitudes, values and policies they advocate.
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Ms. Mogherini said she sensed a gradual shift in the administration's attitudes.
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Her roles seemed to mirror 1950s attitudes toward love, marriage and family.
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Economic populism has produced a bear market for attitudes about Wall Street.
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And it's exactly those wait and see attitudes that cause a recession.
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Walper said these attitudes tend to shift more as an election nears.
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In contrast, psychographics measure people's personality, values, opinions, attitudes, interests and lifestyles.
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And neither way will work because they're too extreme in their attitudes.
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In the wake of his election, there is a shift in attitudes.
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The attitudes that fuel these injustices are not relics of the past.
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Many of those present said they had witnessed a change in attitudes.
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Yet for all that, it now seems Australian attitudes are getting harsher.
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Attitudes about gender relations divide Trump supporters and opponents in similar patterns.
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Another thing to remember: Our attitudes about messiness tend to be gendered.
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When you have great attitudes like that, it is good to have.
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This sets us up to manage changes in attitudes and behaviors successfully.
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Comments, shares and posts can also reflect negative attitudes about a candidate.
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As of late, white supremacist attitudes appear to be more publicly expressed.
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It could also be that men just have different attitudes to technology.
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Attitudes in Lee County could shift in the aftermath of Sunday's storm.
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Particularly notable about the Trump Prophecy is the fusion of evangelical attitudes.
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My second wife and I grew up with different parent-child attitudes.
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Ecuador's changing attitudes toward Assange parallel the South American nation's shifting politics.
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This is a big country, with different regions and attitudes and interests.
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KS: What's your biggest problem here at Louisville in changing those attitudes?
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"What I think what the film does reveal is attitudes," she demurs.
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The data included survey questions about racial attitudes, and they were revealing.
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Opinion polling firm Abacus Data has even researched attitudes about the tempest.
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And it seems that social media might be fueling materialistic attitudes, too.
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While changing attitudes have enabled women to more fully participate in public life, the stagnation, or in some cases, regression of these attitudes, as the index shows, is still preventing women from gaining their fair share of power.
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Thus 86% of those British people who hold no anti-Israel attitudes hold no anti-Semitic views either; but among those who hold a large number of anti-Israel attitudes, only 26% are completely free of anti-Semitic feelings.
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Ashley Jardina, a political scientist at Duke who has focused much of her research on the racial attitudes of whites, emailed me to comment: It's clear that the Democrats have lost many whites because of whites' attitudes about race.
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At issue is a fundamental difference between European and American attitudes toward privacy.
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Instead, people tend to adopt the attitudes of the groups they cluster in.
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More than any other single issue, attitudes towards immigration define Mr Trump's base.
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Still, the document provides key insights into the president's priorities, attitudes, and thinking.
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Loop Capital analyst Andrew Wolf said attitudes toward online grocery shopping could change.
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A measure of consumers' attitudes rose to its highest level since January 2004.
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A measure of consumers' attitudes rose to its highest level since January 2015.
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The movement is linked to the opposition to multiculturalism and anti-Islam attitudes.
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"The relationship between age and these attitudes is quite complicated," he told me.
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Businesses have adapted their own plans, policies and attitudes to this new mainstream.
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Implicit in this argument are differing attitudes about the rules of cultural production.
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Crucially, they are less likely to pass those attitudes on to their children.
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"We're seeing a significant shift in Chinese attitudes about US travel," said Sacks.
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Attitudes are changing as people become more familiar with the idea of implants.
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A measure of consumers' attitudes remained unchanged at peak levels recorded in December.
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"Attitudes shift and the laws followed, but it started with folks like you."
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But entertainment clearly has a role to play in shaping culture and attitudes.
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But changing attitudes and behaviour will require economic tools, not just technical ones.
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Attitudes in Seattle, a worldwide hub for VR, have also become decidedly chillier.
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The results suggest that institutional attitudes, as well as public ones, are changing.
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A number were quoted as evidence of political attitudes in the US media.
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Similar to the U.S., people's attitudes vary from ignorance and distrust to welcoming.
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Mr Shekhar thinks the show changed attitudes, and it certainly entertained the country.
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Our language and attitudes still do not approve of women who do that.
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Such attitudes risk causing more of a backlash towards the most resistant companies.
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Others speculated that the image might stem from a fear of racist attitudes.
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Over the past century, artists have had suspicious and varied attitudes toward beauty.
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But Chinese attitudes are changing, paving the way for conflict with conservative laws.
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You can teach technique and locate resources, but attitudes are harder to change.
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That these two brave campaigners won the prize says much about changing attitudes.
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Meanwhile, other countries have seen different patterns in attitudes towards government over time.
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I grew up at a time when people's attitudes to marriage were changing.
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Chauvinist attitudes are reflected in laws that treat women as second-class citizens.
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Attitudes are mellowing: in 2008 only 7% approved of legal pot (see chart).
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But other research suggests people's attitudes toward interracial relationships differ from their behavior.
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The racial attitudes of the white parents in "New Kids" must be inferred.
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He won a change in the law and shifted global attitudes to privacy.
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They aren't much like the attitudes of an American 30-something of today.
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Though attitudes are changing, many scientists are still quite proprietorial about their data.
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International football punishes inward-looking countries and rewards those with more cosmopolitan attitudes.
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MINXIN PEI and Kishore Mahbubani's separate statements are elegant summaries of opposing attitudes.
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It's still a very sensitive subject in Japan, but attitudes could be changing.
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While non-binding, say-on-pay votes are important measures of shareholders' attitudes.
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A measure of consumers' attitudes rose this month because of higher income households.
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People's attitudes toward marriage are also considerably different now compared with previous generations'.
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Still, we don't have a good understanding of how knowledge interacts with attitudes.
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Doing so will take an enormous shift in societal attitudes and political will.
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Indeed, Francis's attitudes towards the LGBTQ community have been a bundle of contradictions.
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It is an eclectic, if scattershot, musing on attitudes to life and death.
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Those lukewarm attitudes even extend to backers of the two major party nominees.
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As Mr Poroshenko's approval rating falls, Ukrainians' positive attitudes towards Russia are rising.
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In the biggest Latin American countries attitudes are more tolerant than in Ecuador.
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Attitudes are changing, as evidenced by big-name brands capitalizing on the shift.
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Pressure from business lies behind the change in attitudes, both societal and official.
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Mr Trump's election in 2016 was followed by a rapid switch in attitudes.
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And stereotype-filled kids' shows are a risk factor for developing sexist attitudes.
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It amounts to a quiet, welcome and probably irreversible turn in social attitudes.
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And that was true even before we heard about his attitudes toward women.
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Delury said attitudes towards the US leader are already souring in South Korea.
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The Conservative leadership contest has hardened attitudes in the party against any deal.
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Regardless, his stance on Charlottesville didn't measurably shift his base's attitudes toward him.
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But he says that's another reason why educating and changing attitudes is key.
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Sexual violence is a problem deeply entrenched inside our society, institutions, and attitudes.
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You have to consider the needs and the attitudes of the people affected.
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The BoE publishes a survey of banks' attitudes to lending every three months.
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Over the last four decades attitudes towards the issue seem to have changed.
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" She also said the cops had "misogynistic attitudes" and appeared to be "homophobic.
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He said Weibo's response showed a gradual change in attitudes toward gay people.
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All of these issues make it difficult to disentangle racial and religious attitudes.
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But it also means finally addressing the Arab attitudes towards the Jewish state.
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So what proportion of our political attitudes can be chalked up to genetics?
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Differences on these questions have become increasingly predictive of political attitudes and behavior.
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Pollsters found generally negative attitudes toward United, with 28503 percent viewing it unfavorably.
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In the past couple of years, however, these attitudes have become more common.
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The time has therefore come to re-examine these laws and our attitudes.
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People who used photo editing platforms didn't have differing attitudes from non-users.
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Bruce Stokes is director of global economic attitudes at the Pew Research Center.
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They also speak to the evolution in attitudes towards Jews in American society.
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Once dismissed as mere bootlegging, the surrounding attitudes, economies, and technologies have evolved.
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Higher education increases volunteerism, political knowledge and participation, electoral turnout, and democratic attitudes.
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What does this specific case say about changing attitudes toward marijuana in America?
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Viewers' attitudes were measured immediately after watching the film and a week later.
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Absolutely — and it starts with modeling our own healthy attitudes towards our bodies.
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The availability of a basic income would almost certainly harden attitudes towards immigration.
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Fortunately, in the NHS, our attitudes towards women are not from the 70s.
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Lil Pump and SpongeBob's ignorant and silly attitudes entertain and make people laugh.
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Up to this point, historical attitudes toward exercise had varied, according to Hayes.
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But attitudes are changing, and I hope I can change along with them.
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The protests, and shifting attitudes in China, appear to have had some effect.
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As more countries strike mutinous attitudes, those skills have never been more needed.
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Ms Crum believes that attitudes and beliefs shape the physical response to stress.
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Contrary to the mantra of some, demographics are not destiny, generational attitudes are.
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Or at least these attitudes exist as a Venn diagram with enormous overlap.
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WESTERN institutions working in China and the Chinese government have profoundly different attitudes.
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What memorable experiences, good and bad, have informed their attitudes toward class discussions?
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Obviously, these antithetical attitudes were also apparent in the opposing organs' alliterative editorials.
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Do not regard it as a valid indicator of standing attitudes toward race.
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"The racist and xenophobic attitudes are reaping an increasingly horrid harvest," it said.
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"I see more positive outlooks and attitudes than I do negative," he said.
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But we were most interested in comparing the gender attitudes of each group.
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The poll mirrored a clear partisan divide when it comes to racial attitudes.
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"We need to look at our own prejudices and attitudes," he told CNN.
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It depends on your asset and income levels, investment attitudes and tax situation.
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The PRRI surveys track state-by-state attitudes on several large cultural questions.
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But she has said herself that we must change both laws and attitudes.
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But since the tragic Valentine's Day shooting in Parkland, Fla attitudes have changed.
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Despite widespread reports of challenging conditions for retail, attitudes were (perhaps enforcedly) sunny.
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In recent years, attitudes towards same-sex relationships have trended towards the positive.
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It remains to be seen if this will change political and public attitudes.
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Finally, the presidential election wasn't the only marker of the country's changing attitudes.
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Jones told The Hill he's seen a change in attitudes over the issue.
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More than any national figure since Sarah Palin, Mr. Trump embodies these attitudes.
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But views about the wall also closely correlate with attitudes about race relations.
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Therapist point out that Cookie strong because Cookie weathered changing attitudes about eating.
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As those attitudes spread, the institutional models — new-music ensembles, period bands — proliferated.
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This capacity to depersonalize derives in large part from cultural and political attitudes.
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That these attitudes are shared by many Republican voters should not be surprising.
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The original cast performed Wednesday, enlivening the show's familiar attitudes with robust characterizations.
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So how do we look at the racial attitudes of those NRA members?
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But changing social attitudes mean marijuana isn't the impediment it used to be.
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Besieged by chauvinistic 1960s attitudes Archer nevertheless stands firm and makes her point.
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Your parents, children, friends, neighbors, colleagues, teachers, and peers' political attitudes affect yours.
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We're also pretty psyched about what it says about cultural attitudes toward sexiness.
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"By normalizing sexual behavior, we help to change attitudes about it," Nugent said.
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She studies the politics of redistribution, with a focus on attitudes about taxation.
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He said he saw a big difference in North Korea's attitudes to talks.
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Contemporary sleep evangelizers worry a good deal about our social attitudes toward sleep.
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Gender attitudes, too, form early and can be influenced by subtle cultural cues.
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Bad habits have time to bake in and, possibly even worse, attitudes harden.
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I was going to cite evidence showing a steady decline in racist attitudes.
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Some experts feel that research into hostile attitudes toward women supports this idea.
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Adrienne Campbell-Holt directs this dark comedy of construction problems and unreconstructed attitudes.
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Other governors have adopted more lax attitudes toward the crisis, at least initially.
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People's attitudes toward it — or going back to podcasts, that's like old radio.
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On average, Craig says, people in her studies report tolerant attitudes toward minorities.
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He meanwhile draws a false equivalency with Hughes's and Hurston's attitudes toward whites.
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Activists say it will probably take decades to change public attitudes about harassment.
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The truth is this: Feminist attitudes do not split cleanly on generational lines.
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How two similar cultures have produced two different attitudes to women in leadership.
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It doesn't directly measure attitudes about the actual ballot that voters will cast.
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Such poignant stories elicited sympathy from readers and changed national attitudes towards crime.
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Marijuana use remained steady despite shifting attitudes about weed, particularly among young people.
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Asal Rastakhiz, 36, a wedding photographer, said those attitudes were becoming more common.
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"Changing their attitudes will take way longer, take way more time," Klymenko said.
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It may shed light on their behaviors or attitudes that set you off.
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None of these adjustments represent hardship, only a shift in our existing attitudes.
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The same is not true for topics drawing on racial or ethnic attitudes.
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Tuesday's report will give insight into consumer attitudes during the holiday shopping season.
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In most of those categories, suburban attitudes were less progressive a decade ago.
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The backlash may suggest new attitudes among the young generation toward the state.
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As social mobility increased, gender attitudes suppressed by Communism began to reassert themselves.
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The concert's first half was disjointed, shifting styles and attitudes seemingly at random.
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Similarly, more distant examples also show racial attitudes moving based on noneconomic events.
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There may be contexts in which jokes about race help disrupt such attitudes.
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They also have less progressive attitudes when it comes to race and gender.
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"It's exactly those 'wait and see' attitudes that cause a recession," he explained.
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The voices, and attitudes, of the three are identical: puzzled, passive and melancholy.
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The study surveyed the political attitudes and policy preferences among wealthy technology entrepreneurs.
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When it comes to attitudes on the conflict with Iran, partisanship drives opinions.
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These commercial endeavors are changing our attitudes toward private moments and private spaces.
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However, bridging the gap between profits and greener attitudes is a sensitive topic.
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On the core of Hamas's attitudes and policies toward Israel, nothing has changed.
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Shojaei said Khodayari's death had changed attitudes among the public, but not officials.
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Attitudes about masculinity have changed a lot in the decades since Trump's youth.
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These attitudes remained remarkably consistent in another poll released Monday by Monmouth University.
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The president's tactic of criminalizing asylum seekers is having some effect on attitudes.
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I was falling for him, but I hadn't completely shaken my old attitudes.
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They are human beings with preferences, and those preferences inevitably affect their attitudes.
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You see it in the attitudes of young Americans across the political spectrum.
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The policy attitudes of the above people are almost always regarded as mainstream.
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What are those attitudes, and why does he feel the way he does?
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Another large Iowa farmer survey will measure attitudes on climate change in 210.3.
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Q: When you were a kid, what were your parents' attitudes toward money?
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If their attitudes did not tell you that, their clothing certainly conveyed it.
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For their corrupt attitudes are found to some extent in all of us.
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Watson espoused bigoted attitudes towards African Americans, Catholics, and Jews, according to scholars.
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There was still some way to go, as attitudes of many locals showed.
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But her friends see hardened attitudes — reinforced since the election — toward the poor.
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The main reasons for the transformation in Muslim attitudes have been much analysed.
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If we got a signal from out there, would it change our attitudes?
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My own experience also leads me to think that attitudes may change quickly.
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In particular this may explain changing attitudes toward modern graffiti at ancient sites.
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Be keenly aware of your swing voters' attitudes on Hillary and address them.
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When we rolled our necks they moved with the same attitudes we expressed.
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But acting doesn't score high on other factors usually associated with progressive attitudes.
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Evidence of a shift in attitudes became clear in surveys of broadcast meteorologists.
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The company's latest revelation all but ensures drivers' attitudes won't change anytime soon.
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Trump does have consistent attitudes, and that has given his actions some consistency.
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The mixed response toward Goh's story shows a split in attitudes toward flying.
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We have to think about how best to adapt to multiculturalism, but in terms of broad social attitudes, there's no evidence that, for example, attitudes toward homosexuality or gender or religion are in any way going in a more traditional direction.
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But if 2016 was about how Republicans exploited social polarisation and last year's mid-terms were about how Democrats exploited attitudes toward health care, the 2020 election could be decided at least in part by Republicans' divide on economic attitudes.
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In one of the most authoritative studies on gun attitudes yet, it found that most Americans favor some form of gun control and don't espouse the hardline attitudes of the NRA, which has thwarted congressional efforts to regulate access to firearms.
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White women from parts of the U.S. where sexist attitudes are prevalent go on to make less money and work less than women from areas with less sexist attitudes, according to new research from the University of Chicago's Becker Friedman Institute.
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When answers to these questions were correlated with political attitudes, Howe found that indifferent feelings toward democracy are interlaced with a broader set of self-interested and antisocial attitudes that are present among a substantial minority of the U.S. population.
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Attitudes toward these dynamics "is something that has divided the parties for quite awhile," says Brian Schaffner, a political scientist at Tufts University who conducted some of the research about the impact of attitudes toward racial and gender discrimination in 2016.
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O'Neal also disputed class counsel Balabanian's theory that ViSalus underestimated public attitudes about robocalls.
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LGBT activists struggle on, helped by a gradual change in public and official attitudes.
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He contributed enormously toward changing the sensibility and attitudes toward gay people and artists.
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His attention to detail is never pedantic, but provides clues to attitudes and beliefs.
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These elite cues can significantly influence public attitudes about ideological bias in the media.
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In one study, people who embodied other races showed increased negative stereotyping attitudes afterward.
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Those attitudes may have even pushed Americans to seek impartial reporting from foreign outlets.
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Still, these attitudes persist, and Silva feels it's down to a sexist double standard.
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And public attitudes are shifting amid a grim and growing succession of mass shootings.
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But what we're seeing now is a shift in attitudes toward intelligence-gathering services.
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Still, homophobic attitudes continue to prevail in parts of the country and the region.
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They also revealed fundamentally different attitudes to cooperating with central banks in market turbulence.
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Each was catered to the country's particular attitudes toward gender roles and cultural norms.
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"All of that helped change the attitudes in this country about smoking," Kolodny said.
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Beyond pure demographics, attitudes also tell a story about the appeals of each candidate.
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Why has it taken 50 years to catch up with my attitudes of life?
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Millennials are remaking the world and attitudes around them in so many different ways.
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Still, attitudes among psychiatrists have changed radically since the first MDMA studies, Mithoefer says.
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But it's been particularly intriguing to gauge global attitudes in the time of Trump.
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Protests by Austrian Jews—at which bystanders openly displayed anti-Semitic attitudes—were ignored.
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It has become increasingly straightforward to infer party support from social attitudes over time.
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Texas's 24th congressional district is an example of shifting political attitudes in the state.
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The song "Margaritaville" appeared on the album Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes. 6.
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A measure of consumers' attitudes rose to its highest level since June this month.
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However, she was dismayed to find that attitudes in the industry had not changed.
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Americans might be more liberal than they were in 1919, but cautious attitudes remain.
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One of the problems I've been working with is people's attitudes toward climate change.
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Furthermore, she believes that gradualist solutions have not worked fast enough to change attitudes.
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One reason for changing attitudes may be greater exposure to positive images of minorities.
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Attitudes toward public funding of abortion, which the Democratic platform addressed, seem more conflicted.
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His hopes for a swift change in attitudes to LGBT people have ebbed away.
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These transversal competencies encompass both knowledge and skills as well as values and attitudes.
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Countries at the bottom of our index show signs of change in cultural attitudes.
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We have a very rudimentary understanding of how political knowledge correlates with political attitudes.
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Exhaustion and negative attitudes can lead to depression, according to the American Psychiatric Association.
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However, staff expressed positive attitudes about the need to help customers with food allergies.
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Lamy said domestic attitudes towards global trading relations had changed in the last decade.
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A separate study of changing sexual attitudes they published last year suggested as much.
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And the place where people's attitudes are affected, changed, altered, impacted, are within communities.
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"No physical [solutions] will help until social attitudes change," one 18-year-old commented.
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The move comes as attitudes toward gender change and after decades of declining membership.
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It is this exploitative version of surrogacy that still shapes attitudes and laws today.
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Although South Africa's laws and constitution are progressive, social attitudes do not always match.
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For the study, the authors surveyed about 16,000 Americans about their attitudes toward marijuana.
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And frequent TV viewing is associated with holding more traditional attitudes about gender roles.
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This shift toward equal legal status appears to have moved popular attitudes towards equality.
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But attitudes on climate change have shifted recently — mostly due to politics, Leiserowitz says.
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Other now-alien attitudes in those early biotopias also throw light on today's arguments.
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The attitudes of the two groups toward grading transparency proved to be dramatically different.
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"The nation has clearly changed in its attitudes," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Tell me and I'll know a lot about your attitudes toward, well, most things.
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According to real science, disgust can be a powerful force in shaping political attitudes.
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They're working to combat the stigma of abortion, and find attitudes like Kaine's counterproductive.
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Trump's failure to release the returns also points to his administration's anti-transparency attitudes.
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But in the past 26 years, attitudes and approaches to activism have changed dramatically.
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Other findings show that more mature attitudes don't necessarily correlate to more intentional behavior.
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Advisors assess risk attitudes when taking on a new client and periodically after that.
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The reasons for this might be chalked up to relaxed continental attitudes toward sex.
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Another indicator for political equality is changing attitudes caused by women gaining political power.
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But here's the thing — they have a reputation for being assholes with cocky attitudes.
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Those attitudes were on full and ugly display on night one of the convention.
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How do you think changing attitudes towards birth would change the experience of birth?
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Sunar thinks targeting religious leaders could be crucial to change attitudes among local residents.
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Why do you think that is, and do you think those attitudes are changing?
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Barring the liquor enthusiasts, attitudes to whiskey and other stronger drinks were undoubtedly similar.
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According to executive producer Ryan Murphy, homophobic attitudes in America let Cunanan evade punishment.
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The lawsuit has increased attention on business practices and attitudes within the advertising industry.
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Both have similar management styles, similar attitudes, starting with absolute superiority over anybody else.
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It surveyed the conflicted American attitudes about the merits of rural and urban life.
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"You could say it is a healthy shift in attitudes," says Mr Yanagizawa-Drott.
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Both train about 30 to 34 hours a week, but with much different attitudes.
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That attack helped to identify Long Island with vicious anti-immigrant attitudes and violence.
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The increasing alignment between party and racial attitudes goes back to the early 1990s.
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As for the attitudes, those came from a survey of 500 non-Zendrive customers.
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Another aim of the trip was changing attitudes with the achievements of the project.
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And our attitudes toward work necessarily impact our view of and plans for retirement.
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It's like a pageant of misplaced attitudes, each in search of its proper context.
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Most telling are the attitudes of independents — which are characteristically between the partisan beliefs.
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Outdated attitudes prevent us from supporting the students who stand to gain the most.
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The University of Michigan's survey of consumer attitudes reached 98 in the latest reading.
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Women today still do a disproportionate amount of childcare, but generational attitudes are shifting.
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The problem is, at the ground level you're not changing cultural and social attitudes.
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You might have heard, for example, that porn fuels misogynistic attitudes and sexual violence.
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We wanted to compare their attitudes about gender equality to those of everyday Americans.
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When you know who you are you do not hold judgmental attitudes towards others.
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Political attitudes vary widely among the roughly 1.5 million ethnic Chinese living in Canada.
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Where society lands on these issues has always depended on prevailing attitudes toward poverty.
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Recent studies have been conducted regarding the public's attitudes toward police officers in America.
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Sadly, anti-discrimination laws have failed to change the attitudes of too many people.
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That's the same situation Republicans are facing in national polls measuring attitudes toward 20103.
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Neoconservatives and the neoconservative impulse, attitudes, and policy proposals remain unignorably relevant and influential.
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Dismissive attitudes such as these shut down much-needed conversations before they even begin.
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However Carpenter said such cases opened the doors for acceptance and shifts in attitudes.
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Guyatt's juxtaposition of attitudes and policies relating to Indians and blacks yields important insights.
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Yet attitudes to nuclear power may be less hostile than in many Western countries.
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It's the attitudes and the power inequalities, whether it's Hollywood, the BBC or Westminster.
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There is evidence that the Kavanaugh hearings have changed Democrats' attitudes on gender issues.
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Many in the community still fight discrimination and attitudes have been slow to change.
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Outraged, because women across tech are still enduring some staggeringly backward attitudes and behaviors.
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Plus, it was the 1970s, so certain art styles and attitudes held sway there.
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And that's before we get to the potentially prejudicial attitudes held by jury members.
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Also watch out for grumpy attitudes as Venus clashes with Saturn on May 7.
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It's still unclear how the Trump presidency will shape public attitudes toward criminal justice.
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The answer may lie in some medieval and modern attitudes toward conception and rape.
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This is probably directly attributable to the contemptuous attitudes of infosec at the time.
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Details: The timing of the survey might play a role in consumers' attitudes, too.
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When talk of the ban started, he saw an immediate change in people's attitudes.
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I don't have to say a word about Donald Trump, or his repulsive attitudes.
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Five hundred households are surveyed on their financial conditions and attitudes about the economy.
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It might even signal a generational change in attitudes across the ballet-tap divide.
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I have seen, first hand, how understanding history can change people's present-day attitudes.
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For Crane, the religious worldview is better understood as the combination of two attitudes.
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Since then attitudes have shifted, and Sweden is less welcoming than it once was.
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An RTE/Behaviour & Attitudes survey put the margin at 69 percent to 2000 percent.
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Cultural attitudes aren't always "caused" by anything else in some immediate or obvious sense.
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What's also real is a shift in cultural attitudes about the workplace and school.
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It will be argued that her judgment has been warped by archaic sexist attitudes.
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Authoritative research on employer attitudes toward hiring people with criminal records is relatively scarce.
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It came in the form of extensive surveys Microsoft used to monitor employees' attitudes.
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"Attitudes and norms can change; we mustn't despair of them never changing," Bogart said.
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Mr. Trump intuitively understands just how much attitudes and expectations can shape economic decisions.
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Voting in congressional elections among whites has become more strongly associated with immigration attitudes.
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It also conducts regular surveys of attitudes and puts out a vaccine confidence index.
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How does your family's attitudes toward phone use compare with those in the report?
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The literature on marketing teaches us that rhetoric can have significant impact on attitudes.
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" Of her conflicted attitudes toward feminism, "She had a simplicity that resolved her complexities.
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How do you think geography plays a role in differing attitudes toward globalization today?
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Moses is not entirely to blame; the nation's attitudes toward war had changed considerably.
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Its often liberal rulings, however, have sometimes clashed with the country's more conservative attitudes.
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Then again, such attitudes reflect the broader values of this president and his party.
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Attitudes toward the U.S. have improved in only three countries: Russia, Israel and Kenya.
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Voters' attitudes have evolved since then, and so have those of many in uniform.
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By contrast, economists suggest, racial attitudes take a back seat in better economic times.
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Even amid the push for global gender equality, sexist attitudes continue to undermine progress.
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They might have different attitudes and approaches, yet they must share the same humanity.
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He found that attitudes were mixed and that time had diluted the word's potency.
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The change of attitudes is more than just the personal thing of Xi Jinping.
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But attitudes have not completely shifted, and methadone is still viewed as a privilege.
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The outpouring of support indicates a critical shift in attitudes towards the LGBTQ community.
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Some even say they experience long-term, positive restructuring of their moods and attitudes.
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This belief can make people complacent, believing that we have advanced beyond Victorian attitudes.
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But changing consumer attitudes will drive up sales in the coming years, analysts say.
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Their attitudes about harassment could reverberate in legal disputes that arise in other realms.
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Once the cryptocurrency market cracks, he contends, investor attitudes toward risk assets will change.
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Rural attitudes on tobacco consumption may also affect prevention efforts, according to the study.
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Such attitudes contradict our values and make us look like a bastion of intolerance.
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But studies have yet to gauge attitudes toward the broader impact of the technology.
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Yet on tests designed to measure personality, attitudes, temperaments, and anxieties, they converged astonishingly.
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This empathy-less prosperity gospel also permeates attitudes about the role of our government.
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Instead, look for teachable moments where you can model healthy attitudes for your child.
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Iceland officials also used symbols to show their distaste for Pence's anti-equality attitudes.
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Of course, drug legalization is only one aspect of changing societal attitudes towards drugs.
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Similar shifts in attitudes were also found in cities in Norway, Sweden and Italy.
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How do ideas about race and religion shape attitudes to refugees in each example?
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Perhaps it's true that, absent our current policies, those attitudes would be worse still.
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Have attitudes toward women in Silicon Valley changed since you launched three years ago?
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As scientists learn more about elephants, public attitudes and policy have begun to change.
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And don't forget Donald Trump's attitudes about the 1.5 billion Muslims of this world.
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Even during his short career, Yan said attitudes toward professional gaming had changed dramatically.
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How can we change attitudes and educate people when it comes to these cases?
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At present, this index continues to demonstrate persistently positive consumer attitudes regarding the economy.
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So too have general attitudes toward it oscillated between restrained admiration and deep unpopularity.
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There has been little change in Americans' attitudes toward socialism at the national level.
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Her speech summed up the very attitudes that allow sexual violence to continue unchecked.
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Consortia like FDATA are radically changing attitudes towards open banking and gaining global support.
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The case comes amid an ongoing reckoning with attitudes in South Korea toward women.
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But as the same Spanish speakers kept appearing over two weeks, those attitudes softened.
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Their attitudes were barely affected by the stock market's violent seesawing in recent weeks.
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But there is much that is still unclear about his administration's attitudes toward science.
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"I think the umbrella here is the adult attitudes have to change," says Horning.
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The film is often credited with having changed public attitudes toward homelessness in Britain.
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Polls showed a hardening of Australian attitudes about China even before the past week.
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While Americans have complex attitudes towards government, they value much of what it does.
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It's a palimpsest of people, places, and changing attitudes, all colliding in real time.
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Choi's suspicions about official attitudes towards illegal filming are supported by the data however.
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For one thing, they offer a window on attitudes toward gender roles and sexuality.
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This aggressive labeling coincided with a rise in favorable attitudes toward socialism among Democrats.
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But attitudes vary within those countries, too, and, moreover, mystery meat is never fun.
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This November, the study addressed attitudes on climate change and solutions among primary voters.
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The biggest change in attitudes on race has been most pronounced among white Democrats.
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Their attitudes affect who is taken seriously in workplaces, in classrooms, and in homes.
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Donald Trump didn't create these attitudes, but he plays on them and amplifies them.
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A kaleidoscopic series of changes in attitudes in Seoul, Beijing, and Tokyo would result.
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S. attitudes and shut out U.S. businesses from eventually doing greater business in Cuba.
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Merely being in the presence of Latino people changed liberal voters' attitudes on immigration.
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If anything, the contributions data suggests a more fundamental shift in working-class attitudes.
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Importantly, this sorting by racial identity and attitudes didn't just affect views of Obama.
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But these attitudes, these instincts, do not seem to yield persistent beliefs or principles.
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This includes detailed information on media consumption and consumer behavior, attitudes, and time use.
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Two polls comparing attitudes before the Parkland shooting to those in March, a month or so later, with no intervening polling in the immediate aftermath of the shooting, show that attitudes are still, overall, more positive toward gun control than they were previously.
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