That's fair, though, for many, the aversion to larger screens is really an aversion to a larger form factor.
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The question is whether an aversion to a particular politician, Mr. Bevin, is greater than an aversion to a particular political party, i.e.
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Indeed, given Mr. Trump's aversion to interceding into a country's internal affairs and his aversion to the Iran deal, ties with these three are likely to get better.
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But obstacles to such a deal range from British aversion to American chickens that are washed in chlorine, genetically modified grain and growing international aversion to President Donald Trump.
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" - Cari, 236 "Had an aversion to bathing regularly.
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Personally, I feel a certain aversion to us as humans.
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He wanted to project consensus and an aversion to politics.
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But aversion to anything that smacks of militarism runs deep.
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I have a strong aversion to walking into places first.
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Autistic people can have an aversion to change and disruption.
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Mr Trump's successors may not share his aversion to partnership.
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"I have no particular aversion" to electric cars, he said.
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Is it an aversion to the politics of pro sports?
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Among his other crotchets was an aversion to bare canvas.
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"Other people's aversion to boredom can kill me," she said.
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Mr Sanders's aversion to personal details extends beyond his own.
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Her aversion to publicity can be inconvenient, and somewhat impractical.
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Biden has always manifested an aversion to racism to the
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The aversion to generic has evolved somewhat into an affinity.
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Many people have an aversion to posing for a photograph.
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Mr. Trump's aversion to sanctions targeting Russia is not new.
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Cece's forthright aversion to bullshit makes her an excellent agent.
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Part of this was my own insecurity and aversion to conflict.
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Did TJ's aversion to artificial ingredients mean it sacrificed on taste?
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In an 1875 letter, she insisted that her aversion to the
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"So let's talk about your aversion to casual sex," I began.
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We might not even be conscious of an aversion to intimacy.
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People with aversion to commitment "get angry and overreact," Henry says.
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And there's no evidence of unique aversion to Trump in particular.
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That aversion to the spotlight had become increasingly difficult to maintain.
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I learned about journalism's aversion to helping people in another episode.
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But Mr. Tavecchio apparently had no such aversion to Ms. Cortani.
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The Clinton aversion to Russia appears to be an acquired distaste.
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This aversion to bitcoin was attributed to the lack of liquidity.
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Perhaps in Thiel's case it reflects his deep aversion to conformity.
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After all, Minnesota's aversion to winning is not restricted to basketball.
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This is not about Mr. Tillerson's personal aversion to the limelight.
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In fact, she didn't understand Adena's aversion to the police at all.
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And the other factor working against investors is an aversion to loss.
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Holding a progressive aversion to genre, Don's sound is wholly his own.
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The Republican caucuses on March 22nd confirmed Mormons' aversion to Mr Trump.
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Ojukwu was a calm man with an aversion to raising his voice.
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But I can understand African-Americans' aversion to them, and I sympathize.
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Only if people can get over their aversion to drinking bug juice.
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That identification would come despite the recent industry aversion to the label.
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They create mess and clutter, and people have an aversion to that.
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An aversion to aggressive marketing among the center's leaders didn't help, either.
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Yet, despite her aversion to fresh produce, she's seemingly "eternal," Bava says.
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Mr. Stumpf will be familiar with Mr. Buffett's aversion to investment banking.
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Products of bad divorces, we bonded over our aversion to the concept.
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"There's this peculiar American aversion to talking about these things," she said.
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Despite my personal aversion to drugs, I might benefit from this stuff.
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"This is a moment of great aversion to risk," Mr. Ribeiro said.
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Given President Trump's aversion to "losing," the answer is probably the latter.
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The deal stands in contrast to the Trump administration's aversion to multilateralism.
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In Chinese, a lot of people have an aversion to the number four.
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"Oh god, I have such an aversion to the Kardashians," the actress said.
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"The aversion to wine and Indian dishes is dissipating," says Narmada's Amy Frazier.
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Trump's aversion to military intervention, particularly in the Middle East, is no secret.
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She even gets in a jab at men's eternally disappointing aversion to moisturizing.
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But the residents apparently have a real aversion to becoming paella-loving Spaniards.
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He had a visceral aversion to this type of impersonal, hospital-like setting.
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No. But moneyed, educated people feigning a reflexive aversion to "elites" may have.
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The motivation can be tracked back to Prince William's early aversion to photographers.
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A big infrastructure bill also looks unlikely, given Republican aversion to deficit spending.
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He tells us about his aversion to pre-show talks and program notes.
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That hostility also often reflects a deeper aversion to the government's regulatory powers.
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In the anti-abortion movement, a similar aversion to facts seems to dominate.
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Does my aversion to militarization and violence outweigh my coveting of gender equality?
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His aversion to needles kept him from getting stitches for his busted head.
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People have a lot of resistance and aversion to seeing Grandma looking dead.
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Mr. Ditko's aversion to attending comic conventions and meeting fans was well known.
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This aversion to suspending moral judgment is a new development in cultural life.
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The Blue Jays may simply exemplify the aversion to risk in modern baseball.
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Norwich has a deep aversion to pushing its children too hard too soon.
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Inspect the facility Aviation requires attention to detail and an aversion to hazards.
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Oh, there's a deep-seated aversion to thinking about death in our brains.
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But their aversion to shoe money does not apply to their own incomes.
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But it is also conveys a uniquely Irish aversion to preening or vanity.
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A second discussion is raging over the German government's steadfast aversion to borrowing.
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Not surprisingly, the experience left Paris with a millennium-long aversion to rodents.
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On some level, I understand everyone's aversion to these feature-length Hallmark cards.
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Small potatoes, as traumas go, but intensified by my aversion to facing them.
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Modern Family has been a frequent beneficiary of the Emmys' aversion to change.
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Japan's aversion to anesthesia extends well beyond procedures like the one I'd had.
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Democrats had to choose between their ideological aversion to government insurance and their ideological aversion to higher spending, and ultimately wound up deciding that a hefty dose of Medicaid expansion was a better idea than pushing the spending total up.
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Those Republican bang-bang boys seem to have an aversion to peace and diplomacy.
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Most notably, the KarJenners appear to have a striking aversion to ever wearing pants.
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Socks are essential for everyone with an aversion to pants in the cooler months.
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"It's an ideological aversion to taxes," Arizona State business professor Tom Rex told me.
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Raposa: You'd think his aversion to walking would be a benefit on the mound.
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The aversion to new things partially explains Twitter's immediate allergy to Slack's updated pinwheel.
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And the same aversion to new work could creep into the process over time.
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The aversion to paid plasma rests on three reasonable-sounding but largely groundless propositions.
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This may seem obvious: older people's greater aversion to new technology is a cliché.
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GOVERNOR GARY JOHNSON: it was really painful and I have an aversion to painkillers.
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She was well aware of the separatist regime's aversion to any form of dissent.
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If Democrats coronated Clinton, they made that decision largely out of aversion to risk.
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Moreover, Russia's default in 1998-99 left its elite with an aversion to debt.
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Apparently good looks (and a strong aversion to leg wear) runs in the family.
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Instead, we can only hope that he realized Trump's aversion to reading and adjusted.
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This largely overlooked development is remarkable given the Fed's past aversion to such rules.
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BuzzFeed is not the first left-leaning website to express an aversion to Trump.
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Regardless, I was governed by my overwhelming aversion to holding that gassy little creature.
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The newfound aversion to Mr. Trump's name is not limited to the three buildings.
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At the root of those principles is a Vanguard-like aversion to spending money.
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"Well, it's just bullshit, isn't it?" she said of YouTube's aversion to the label.
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But Kasich is famous for his aversion to fundraising, which could make success elusive.
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I'd developed an aversion to conspiracy theories and preferred to form my own opinions.
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His aversion to raising taxes also risks hampering the effort to repair the subway.
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But I can understand African-Americans' aversion to them, and I sympathize with them.
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And when a gall is present, the vine's aversion to undersides seems to disappear.
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A related psychological concept, according to behavioral economists, is an investor's aversion to loss.
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The extension signals the Iranian regime's aversion to letting its political prisoners go free.
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Britain has a cultural aversion to spelling out techniques for success; it's considered vulgar.
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President Trump's aversion to everything that is good environmentally cannot be allowed to stand.
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Berkshire Hathaway CEO and Chairman Warren Buffett on Monday reaffirmed his aversion to cryptocurrencies.
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Outside the US, it benefitted from investors&apos aversion to risky assets last year.
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Due to my aversion to PDA, we get through the movie with no distraction.
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We may have to wait until the new year for risk aversion to settle.
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The connotation of prudence as caution, or aversion to risk, is a modern invention.
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His aversion to the Iran deal may ease some of the tensions with Saudi Arabia.
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The Trump administration has shown an almost total aversion to criticism of the Israeli government.
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Lee's aversion to media intrigued me, but not so much that there was a burning
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Third, an aversion to platform operators either exercising editorial control or trying to remain impartial.
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That suggests its decision is motivated more by Mr Trump's general aversion to international bodies.
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Bush like fried pork rinds and made his aversion to broccoli de facto state policy.
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This aversion to compromise can only make Mrs May's attempt to find one even harder.
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Powell retains his aversion to being touched, but when he saw his brother, they hugged.
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Wilcox hasn't been shy about his aversion to E&E News and the AP, either.
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But this aversion to self-seriousness is exactly why he should be taken so seriously.
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The move also was of interest given Mr. Buffett's long-standing aversion to tech stocks.
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The theme tying them together is his aversion to new people coming into the country.
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And a minimal appetite for the spotlight, if not quite an aversion to it. Mrs.
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Such reluctance to sell company stock may stem in part from an aversion to disloyalty.
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Despite its aversion to foreign visitors, North Korea does have several functional hotels in Pyongyang.
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She will, however, probably have to make some allowance for Kim's aversion to Thanksgiving food.
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And maybe my aversion to blow jobs makes me feel un-American, or even unmasculine.
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" He urged me not to mistake his aversion to fight-club rhetoric for complacency. "Dr.
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Why do consumers seem to have such an aversion to saying they like sweet wines?
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On Sunday things seemed better until Sansa outlined the North's general aversion to knee-bending.
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But there's an aversion to using the word "bailout," and there may be good reason.
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Catholic milieu of his early life and his parents' aversion to the abuse of the
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A special aversion to noise is patent, anyway, in Di Benedetto's prose: no waste sound.
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Some analysts see this as part of the Trump administration's overall aversion to international agreements.
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The president has a well-known penchant for fast food and an aversion to exercise.
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America's aversion to border changes conforms with the policies of the world's major multilateral institutions.
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Hanna, a more accomplished seamstress than Laura, shares an almost comical aversion to making buttonholes.
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Part of this is that Americans seem to have a deep cultural aversion to negativity.
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I have this aversion to the smell of red wine now—I've only just realized.
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That aversion to fact-checking isn't just a problem for Trump supporters — it affects everyone.
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On the other hand, Trump has a known aversion to dense briefings and lengthy preparations.
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An aversion to the word "supremacy" has also arisen because of the racial and political implications.
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Whether the issue was animal welfare, or simply an extreme aversion to rain, was not clear.
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It's not hard to connect this aversion to facts to some of these disastrous social policies.
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My mother's aversion to the kitchen flew in the face of my own obsession with it.
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Nor is he a person whose life and career bespeaks a deep aversion to crony capitalism.
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Given his aversion to pounding the pavement, they'll probably stay clean until at least Super Tuesday.
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Now, however, it is enjoying a modest revival in a place notorious for aversion to compromise.
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Shareholders don't share his aversion to fresh capital raises: Tesla's stock price rose on the news.
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There were some cases in which bedbugs did not display their usual aversion to light colors.
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An international banker in the region said his bank's aversion to Iranian transactions had not changed.
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The rapid rise of Hindu nationalism, despite Rao's aversion to it, is very much his legacy.
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Anyway, I think I have a specific childhood memory I can trace my deal aversion to.
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Well, my aversion to things like the outdoors, and in particular "rustic" toilets, is well documented.
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What this says about our cultural aversion to women's bodies in their natural state is depressing.
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Trump's aversion to democracy promotion is consistent with his authoritarian tendencies, but also has ideological roots.
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Find out how Tina conquered her aversion to debt and kicked her repayment strategy into overdrive.
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Critics say Museveni's complaint about "lying" is code for his aversion to political dissent spread online.
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Mr. Trump's aversion to television spending has been one of the biggest curiosities of his campaign.
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The Public Editor MOST journalists I've worked with have a reflexive aversion to interacting with readers.
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The party needs to rethink its growing anti-intellectual bias and its reflexive aversion to elites.
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But he eventually overcame his aversion to the bright color and started planning the dream room.
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But unlike Winchell and his imitators, Smith succeeded with kindness and an aversion to cheap shots.
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Accuracy, not an Aversion to Risk Today's cutting edge technology is also accurate, not risk-averse.
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Scott's aversion to even the words "climate change" have prompted scientists to self-censor their work.
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It is hard to understand the deep reasons behind the American aversion to taxes and government.
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In his personal life, Mr. Hungtai, 222, has shown a similar aversion to being pinned down.
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I originally thought my bone-deep aversion to hotels was borne of all of the moving.
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Given that there is an aversion to higher tones surely this would be a good thing?
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" For Mortenson, a core hurdle is moving beyond the "aversion to complexity in our education system.
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I once heard that to have an aversion to a name is a condition called nomomisia.
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A fact we already knew: that his aversion to all things electromagnetic is psychosomatic, not physical.
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Driver has spoken publicly before about his aversion to watching or listening to his own performances.
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I also loved her aversion to commas, even if that's something I couldn't abide by myself.
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Fully respecting cats' aversion to human strangers could make it hard to, say, date or marry.
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Given Republicans' aversion to explicitly confronting Trump, it's unlikely they'll be able to reach that threshold.
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The weird thing is, it's not that I have some general aversion to talking to people.
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Modern Germans have an understandable aversion to charismatic leaders, but Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer will test even them.
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Customers' attitudes towards pancakes are changing because of increasing health-consciousness and aversion to carbohydrate-rich foods.
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Poor communication, emotional attachment to patients and aversion to death were also among the causes they cited.
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More than likely both the Egyptians and Saudi government will welcome his aversion to pushing internal reforms.
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Buffett first announced Berkshire was buying Apple in February 2017 despite his usual aversion to tech stocks.
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I have a very strong aversion to sitting at a bar and ordering a drink by myself.
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He'll show you his handcrafted knife collection and later confess his aversion to hunting for pure sport.
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At a time when young people are accused of oversharing, I find his aversion to disclosure interesting.
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There is one type of relationship where I don't have an aversion to boundaries—the romantic kind.
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Anthony Gottlieb, in his history of the Enlightenment, quotes Rousseau as having "the greatest aversion to revolutions".
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His aversion to the policies of the left-leaning president, Moon Jae-in, is perhaps not surprising.
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We have an aversion to getting told what to do versus getting told we're being talked about.
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It could be some sort of ideological aversion to redacting even the most personal or pointless information.
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N. Berkshire revealed those stakes in mid-November, surprising many given Buffett's long aversion to the sector.
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Just this week, Harper's Bazaar cover star Jennifer Aniston opened up about her aversion to social media.
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"In science, there's a bit of an aversion to even using the term 'mystical experience,'" says Griffiths.
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To concern oneself with such eventualities is to take an aversion to short-termism beyond the salutary.
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The marking was erratic at best, and the center backs seemed to have an aversion to clearance.
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And I think her symptoms of headache and aversion to light were a lot stronger than mine.
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The elite's aversion to a two-man Trump/Cruz race is essentially handing the nomination to Trump.
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Despite my seconds-long aversion to meat, my first post-experiment meal ended up being chicken wings.
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But polling shows the Republican Party's aversion to acknowledging climate change is increasingly falling out of favor.
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Kerr has taken several digs at the Trump administration's penchant for incendiary rhetoric and aversion to facts.
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You suddenly feel a strong aversion to the thought of having to plan things ahead of time.
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The whole goal is to win so there was definitely an aversion to anything seen as weak.
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He possessed a brutal wit but no humor, a tremendous magnetism, and an aversion to being touched.
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Our society is afflicted by an obsession with cleanliness and sterility and an aversion to natural dirt.
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I also have an overwhelming aversion to clichés — I require a "clichectomy" in all content I edit.
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As it increases its market share, this aversion to controversy—and, perhaps, quality—will likely also grow.
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What united them was an aversion to the status quo and the Supreme Court that enshrined it.
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"I started to notice a pattern with an aversion to rashes, eczema and the like," Sue said.
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" Behind the defiant modernist façade she detected a macho pose, an aversion to "soft, sentimental, 'feminine' qualities.
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He had never much liked drinking and, at twenty, after smoking hash, developed an aversion to drugs.
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Some groups have such an aversion to big government that they end up railing against all government.
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Indeed, a number of market surveys have reported a nearly pathological aversion to baths across many cultures.
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But it's also bred of a deep aversion to risk-taking, even when circumstances warrant bold action.
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Aatish Taseer NEW DELHI — I grew up with an aversion to India's first prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru.
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Blame strict immigration standards and an aversion to allowing English to infiltrate the political and corporate establishment.
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But he had long opposed the war, in keeping with his general aversion to American military entanglements.
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He is very much both of those things, which makes his aversion to gaming such a tragedy.
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One 2010 study even found that people actually have an aversion to idleness, finding busyness more comforting.
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But the aversion to doing the messy work of making policy really goes back further than that.
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This aversion to rhetoric, like Obama's aloofness from Congress, is a personal virtue that hurt him politically.
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Encoded in these habits is a wider aversion to authorial confidence and an embrace of human mystery.
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They discovered a shared aversion to the grunt work of chemistry — beakers, distillates, titration, and so on.
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But while Mr. Spicer has long sought out television time, Mr. Dubke has an aversion to it.
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Their unwillingness to take such approaches appears to reflect a widespread political aversion to increasing public debt.
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With a deep cultural aversion to debt, Germany has been reluctant to finance spending by selling bonds.
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Mr. Finney's aversion to such accolades extended even to Britain's own system of medals, knighthoods and peerages.
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While Smith will read recipes by the hundreds, she has always had an aversion to using them.
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She stood out for her deep, strong, caramelly voice and her aversion to appearing in her reports.
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Once a party nominates its candidate, loyalty — and aversion to the opposite party — seems to kick in.
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After I fell in love with Sam, I grew increasingly vocal about my aversion to ostentatious jewelry.
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In addition, his aversion to global trade could mean that emerging economies would suffer under a Trump presidency.
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Javier says his aversion to pap smears contributed to his reasoning when he decided to have a hysterectomy.
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And despite our aversion to it as a so-called "civilized" species, cannibalism seems to serve a purpose.
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We allow gray areas to persist through our aversion to speaking openly and honestly about our sexual desires.
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Bolstering any preexisting aversion to speaking with law enforcement is the police department's reputation for being trigger-happy.
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More specifically, fabric chokers, and her complete aversion to the trend once beloved by Jenner and her relatives.
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It's no secret that many English speakers share an aversion to the word 'moist', for mysterious unexplained reasons.
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I'm not sharing this particular opinion to be rebellious or to invent yet another unique aversion to technology.
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Mr Putin, on the other hand, is bound by few constraints and has no particular aversion to war.
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Investors also seemed to shed some aversion to risky assets through the day, even as the Sino-U.
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Ann Lee's almost pathological aversion to sex and marriage, or John Humphrey Noye's embrace of "complex marriage" — a.k.a.
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This celebrity aversion to Kelly was already in place before her comments on blackface and the ensuing backlash.
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"It may just be that donors to that charity have an aversion to receiving donor premiums," Meer said.
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An …Read more ReadAnother former curator agreed that the operation had an aversion to right-wing news sources.
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Trump's Fox fixation isn't benign or inconsequential — because, like him, the network has an aversion to the truth.
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He mocked the "politically-correct" aversion to calling the order a "travel ban" — capitalizing the words for emphasis.
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In his book, Grant wrote about how he was worried Blumenthal's aversion to risk would hurt the business.
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The aversion to risk helped lift gold as far as $1,213.00 an ounce, clearing stiff resistance around $1,200.
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The aversion to risk helped lift gold as far as $1,217.00 an ounce, clearing stiff resistance around $1,200.
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Nevertheless, Mr Putin's aversion to Mrs Clinton, and thus a possible motive to undermine her, is well-documented.
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The president has shown a similar aversion to exaggerating the threat from militant groups like the Islamic State.
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Given their liberal politics and aversion to President Donald Trump, college students have become a critical Democratic constituency.
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Given the Fed's aversion to dramatic moves, it seems more likely that any diet will be pretty moderate.
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Trump obviously has an aversion to the routine prestige of being the most powerful man in the world.
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" Underneath her frustration with the standardization of transgender vocabulary, Chu says, "I have an aversion to being churched.
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As president, he found himself paralyzed by his own aversion to what he considered fundamentally un-American values.
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But Americans' aversion to presidential nepotism has also been deep and lasting, even as presidents have tested it.
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But the aversion to social safety-net programs only came to root more deeply in the American mainstream.
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The GOP's aversion to international agreements and doing anything about climate change are long-standing and deep-rooted.
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But former Obama administration officials said Mr. Trump's aversion to even discussing the looming threat remains a concern.
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Mr. Mahmoud said he has an aversion to being categorized, when it came to his nationality or sexuality.
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Senate leaders have a deep aversion to forcing politically vulnerable members of their party to take difficult votes.
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Out of a similar aversion to long flowing hair, the romance-fiction door is firmly closed to me.
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One reason was an aversion to high taxes, but the other was set deep in their collective psyches.
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Nor can an aversion to numbers explain the problem: economics is even less popular among girls than maths.
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He often employed a shtick that involved a lot of talk but an aversion to actual physical contact.
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But after a week of discomfort last year, Mr. Hill had to put his aversion to hospitals aside.
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General H.R. McMaster, National Security Adviser, is on record with an aversion to naming Islamism as a threat.
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While the US and Europe both share an aversion to Iran, the disagreement lies in their differing approaches.
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As Thomas notes, Sandra's childhood bred in her a passion for self-sufficiency and an aversion to whining.
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Trump himself has forcefully denied the allegation, and has even cited his aversion to germs in doing so.
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After I got over my aversion to Confucianism's sexism, I thought Confucius had a lot to contribute as well.
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From In Her Closet by Tasha L. Harrison"So let's talk about your aversion to casual sex," I began.
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My arguably idiotic, insecurity driven aversion to a recommended syllabus aside, I'm pleased to announce that Beyondless is wonderful.
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Despite Josephine's aversion to food, Capshaw is now focusing her energy on bringing her family together for the holidays.
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Szmuilowicz, who was not associated with the study, added that doctors' natural aversion to conflict complicates the issue further.
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This aversion to providing once-and-for-all answers has not always sat well with the American viewing public.
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Fortunately for anyone with an aversion to chia seeds and goji berries, there are equally good-for-you alternatives.
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"Our kids, very early on, were embracing things I think kids [have] a natural aversion to," Yip tells PEOPLE.
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Linda Degutis is one former CDC official who believes the agency's aversion to gun violence research won't change soon.
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What's more, Mormons link their aversion to Mr Trump to particular aspects of their faith, ethos and collective memory.
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Because right now, getting bugged about it regularly by my phone has given me an aversion to it completely.
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Teens' aversion to Facebook jeopardizes not only the company's feed ad revenue, but its dominance as an identity provider.
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Purpose of "economic anxiety" joke is to highlight vast center/right aversion to acknowledging widespread racism contributes to Trumpism.
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Women's aversion to investing is well documented, but little progress has been made in the way of a solution.
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The renewed aversion to risky assets pushed the Japanese yen to 2-1/214-year high against the euro.
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Wholly in tune with a woman with an aversion to populist gestures, an insatiable appetite for work, papers, practicalities.
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His aversion to society's beliefs of how he should look and act became a source of respite and excitement.
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That fact in itself suggests an aversion to pretentiousness, which is about as Yorkshire a trait as it gets.
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I used to have a serious aversion to going outside in the winter for any extended period of time.
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Whatever your stance on #OscarsSoWhite and Hollywood's aversion to change, one thing is certain: We need to do better.
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Kohan has a deep, occasionally prickly aversion to even a hint of censorship, which goes back to her childhood.
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The legislature meets every other year for a hundred and forty days, reflecting the state's native aversion to government.
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Syrians with legitimate reasons to travel to the U.S. should not be refused based on an aversion to humanitarianism.
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Finally, I had to get over my longstanding aversion to wearing earphones while out and about in the city.
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If I were being generous with myself, I might attribute my aversion to beards to some formative early experience.
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He ruminates on his regrets, anxieties, health problems, aversion to masturbation (tedious) and to working (he's never done it).
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In some cases, educated, independent, breadwinning women seem to have an aversion to the idea of being an investor.
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I had recently had a baby, and she had some minor medical issues and a major aversion to sleep.
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She reportedly displayed some of the classic signs of possession: abnormal strength, aversion to sacred objects, speaking different languages.
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"He just has no aversion to awkwardness," said another source who's sat with Trump in meetings with foreign leaders.
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We're not sure if that reflects the macro environment, or just our aversion to deals with big sticker prices.
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Still, it is important to assess this appropriation against Johns' habitual slipperiness of intent and aversion to definitive conclusions.
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They also share an aversion to public criticism and a history of refusing to back down from a fight.
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Fall is here and that means crisp weather, pumpkin spice everything, and a completely understandable aversion to going outside.
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The Blue Jays' aversion to triples did not cause them to stumble to a 22013-20163 record last season.
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But it also had to do with an abiding aversion to anger that still festered like rot inside me.
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In fact, I had an aversion to the use of the term, and I thought I made that clear.
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And when you're concerned about human rights and dignity, that carries an aversion to gruesome killings by the state.
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But his fidelity to economic orthodoxy and aversion to federal relief for the needy meant that his efforts failed.
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If Elliott tries to call his bluff, he's likely to walk away given his aversion to competitive bid situations.
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It could be Barnes's aversion to self-parody — to producing a "Barnes" — that has driven his frenetically various career.
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If that's your dealbreaker, we have bigger things to discuss than Cory Booker's social media team's aversion to colons.
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There was this strange aversion to her image, but an appeal about her appearance and her hair in particular.
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Finding entrepreneurial talent in the country used to be difficult because of an aversion to risk among Japanese workers.
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Enough agreement, in fact, that some Republican governors have overcome their aversion to taxes to pay for transportation projects.
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Born during the Great Depression, the silent generation (1925–1945) has always had an aversion to the stock market.
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And for those who have an aversion to Prague's famous tourist crowds, you won't find them in these places.
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If death practices reveal a culture's values, we choose convenience, outsourcing, an aversion to knowing and seeing too much.
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She testified about her aversion to swallowing pills, which prompted her to empty each capsule's contents onto her tongue.
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Popular Force's alleged authoritarianism also goes hand in hand with its aversion to scrutiny and the corruption that permits.
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The bit, touching on his atheism and aversion to religion, actually caused almost half of his audience to walk out.
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The problem isn't necessarily a general aversion to video dating, which has been around longer than smartphones and the internet.
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So central banks often end up slowing growth before full employment is reached because of an excessive aversion to inflation.
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Jackson and Ellis shared an aversion to the lawyers making faces in the courtroom, especially while the jury was seated.
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But that earlier noted aversion to picking is only exacerbated as the younger generations in these farming families become adults.
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But firms' aversion to increasing prices may be as much a consequence of limp inflation as a contributor to it.
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A few themes emerge: a commitment to individual rights, an aversion to the status quo and a faith in progress.
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Wired specifically cites Systrom and Krieger's aversion to hamburger menus, or icons that unfold to reveal a variety of options.
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The surgery worked, but it seems the hematopoietic stem cells brought something along with them, namely an aversion to kiwis.
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In an interview — actually with Refinery29 — Hayley used Taylor to illustrate a point about the music industry's aversion to queerness.
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A generation or two ago, general malaise and an aversion to mainstream cultural norms were enough to get you institutionalized.
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He said the outflows from bond funds likely reflected investors' aversion to riskier high-yield bonds given recent market turmoil.
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It's a winking appreciation of independence — and a slightly feverish aversion to commitment, familiar to anyone who's experienced real heartbreak.
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" Adam, from New York, put it this way: "I think I have more of a word aversion to 'word aversion.
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I didn't have a particular aversion to the dish, but the texture of the meat just didn't jive with me.
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With his deep social conservatism, public religiosity and aversion to negative campaigning, he is a throwback in his political style.
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The tension between the military's push for pomp and Washington's aversion to paying the piper is hardly a modern problem.
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Rattle's aversion to cliché can lead to performances that seem like arrays of contrarian insights rather than fully integrated interpretations.
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Despite my aversion to online shopping, I've even taken a shining to secondhand shopping sites like Poshmark, ThredUp, and Depop.
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Diana cut an odd figure in literary-bohemian New York: a queenly Cold Warrior with a temperamental aversion to revolt.
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Unlike arsenic, however, the public and painters alike, especially in America, had no aversion to deadly lead paint until recently.
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Inside the White House, Trump's aversion to discussing the election meddling issue is well known among his national security staff.
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Emphasizing aversion to concentrated financial power, institutionalized political corruption, and a hopelessly wayward foreign policy would be a good start.
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Mary Lovelace O'Neal returns to New York at 78 with a solo show and an undimmed aversion to being pigeonholed.
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I had suffered from panic attacks years before, and this physical aversion to noise was beginning to feel eerily similar.
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" On why Berkshire avoids using debt to finance acquisitions: "Our aversion to leverage has dampened our returns over the years.
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The aversion to anger I had understood in terms of temperament or intention was, in all honesty, also a luxury.
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This aversion to greenback chitchat might be an American quirk, much like people's passion for the NFL and peanut butter.
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Nonetheless, the administration's aversion to international agreements in general may have made it leery of joining the announcement on Monday.
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There is an understandable aversion to diagnosing a person — any person — based on what's only visible on television and Twitter.
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But what if its use, or an unconscious aversion to its use, had some small power to influence voter perception?
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The aversion to loss prevents them from simply taking the cash they have sitting on the sidelines and investing it.
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Despite his aversion to the new president as a subject for portraiture, Rockwell had voted for him this time around.
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But Iranians say Mr. Trump has already demonstrated his aversion to using military force to follow through on his threats.
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But Iranians say Mr. Trump has already demonstrated his aversion to using military force to follow through on his threats.
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Glenn had an aversion to authority, and what was difficult at the Factory was that you had like four bosses.
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I also developed a sensitivity, and eventual aversion, to others saying "like," including my kids, who learned it from me.
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There's a funny little thing that happens in my brain when faced with something buzzy: I develop an aversion to it.
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Between Kylie's ice cream and pomegranate breakfast combo and Kendall's aversion to chocolate, the Jenner sisters sure did have unconventional taste.
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Two years ago, it reversed a long-standing aversion to airlines, taking stakes in four major carriers including Delta and American.
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Per the report, because Jones is a great player and good teammate, management has no particular aversion to addressing Jones' deal.
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In other words, his assertions are entirely unscientific—which naturally matters little to a president with a documented aversion to science.
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The "Oracle of Omaha" first announced Berkshire's investment in Apple in February 2017 despite Chairman Buffett's usual aversion to tech stocks.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) for the former college wrestling champion's physique, as well as his aversion to wearing a suit jacket.
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The new government's pledges on spending, ending sanctions on Russia, and an aversion to trade deals could of course evolve again.
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The use of drones is highly controversial in Germany, where an aversion to military conflict has prevailed since World War Two.
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Something else that readers may like about him is his longtime aversion to the use of anonymous sources in his work.
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Hyperosmia is way more intense than just having an aversion to certain perfumes, and it's often linked to other neurological disorders.
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They are perfect for those of us who have a fascination with surgery but a serious aversion to blood and guts.
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In many places, the Hui have so thoroughly assimilated that their only connection to Islam is a vestigial aversion to pork.
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But government borrowing looks less scary than it used to, and some mainstream economists are reconsidering the profession's aversion to debt.
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An aversion to over-the-top language from lawyers' pens does not mean the justices conduct themselves with robotic stoicism, however.
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WATCH: Five-Ingredient Pumpkin Spice Breakfast Corn Dogs Stewart isn't the only celebrity chef to voice her aversion to the ingredient.
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The U.N. needed to break out of its bureaucratic aversion to change and be imaginative for the bridge to be effective.
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Maggie Haberman of the New York Times shared her reporting on Trump's aversion to holding mock debate sessions, among other things.
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"We understand they don't like this," the official said about China's aversion to sanctions on Iran from the United States alone.
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He's also temperamentally closer to Clinton than Warren, and his choice would be reflective of Clinton's famous aversion to political risk.
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In many cases, Jacobs's palpable aversion to federal intervention was based on the evidence all around her in New York City.
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These Jewish communities expressed deep aversion to inter-marriage, unlike the 44% of American Jews who have married outside their faith.
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I refer people to this story when they tell me that my aversion to mashed potato could be down to texture.
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She said almost a century of global aversion to the use of chemical weapons had been eroded in Douma and Salisbury.
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And while he is a pretty exceptional human being, his biggest handicap as a politician has been his aversion to conflict.
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In addition to denial, the United States, particularly on the right of the political spectrum, has a generalized aversion to government.
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And given the chief justice's aversion to the appearance of politics, he is unlikely to offer any response any time soon.
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An aversion to debt is a big reason Gannett spun off from the company's broadcasting arm last year with net cash.
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The Chinese are keenest of all, reflecting a strong aversion to births out of wedlock, for both cultural and practical reasons.
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Some of the market's aversion to Mr. Trump probably reflects the assessment that the world would simply be riskier under him.
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The federal government's aversion to cannabis threatens public safety and endangers the rigorous rules that states have already imposed on businesses.
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As interesting as this is what Klar and Krupnikov discover about the political consequences of this social aversion to party affiliations.
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Not surprisingly, the National Front, the right-wing party that thrives on aversion to Muslim immigrants, reacted disdainfully to these statements.
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Though comparable figures for the nation's governors aren't readily available, they've reportedly shown a similar aversion to clemency since the 230s.
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The Canadian aversion to long election cycles comes partly from emotions that a lot of Americans could relate to, he said.
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Attention Deficit Disorder was a possibility given Trump's penchant for short meetings and conversations, limited concentration span, and aversion to reading.
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Small banks have nevertheless struggled to raise funds in the interbank market in recent weeks amid growing aversion to risky assets.
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Washington's aversion to repatriating him has complicated efforts to encourage, perhaps even shame, other countries into taking back their own citizens.
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The rudder in her work, and in her thinking, is this aversion to, and constant vigilance against, easy complacencies and groupthink.
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Franklin did not perform regularly for many years, partly because of an aversion to flying after a rough trip in 1982.
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Radiohead gives us reasons to probe and interrogate, but their aversion to the spotlight revokes any access to actually do so.
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I had an aversion to fesenjoon when I was a child, but in my teenage years it became my favorite dish.
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But the recent market volatility and investors' recent aversion to risk may make it difficult for some to make it out.
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"I have an aversion to 'corporate wear' or 'mommy wear,'" Assoulin says, referencing different stereotypes of dressing for a specific environment.
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The generation also seems to have gotten over its aversion to Rolexes and Range Rovers (although not, it seems, red suspenders).
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You wake up the morning of January 1 with a throbbing headache and an aversion to light, noise, and other humans.
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Tall poppy syndrome, which refers to Australians' supposed aversion to high-achieving individuals, can extend to avoiding sensitive topics, including money.
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The researchers pressed on this preference further, testing the strength of respondents' aversion to United by making changes to the choice.
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New York (CNN Business)Kraft Heinz is still struggling to adapt to consumers' changing tastes and their aversion to processed food.
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Except that Trump's instinctive need to appease dictators appears to be even more powerful than his aversion to imitating his predecessor.
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With a government like China's, with a historical aversion to transparency and sensitivity to international criticism, that can be a problem.
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President Trump has made no secret of his aversion to foreign military entanglements, and he pledged to get the troops out.
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Pedophiles benefit from this aversion to uncomfortable discussions, taking cover in the silence and ignorance and impunity of the private realm.
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What really helped prompt my aversion to fast food (and McDonald's in particular), however, was a documentary I saw in school.
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And given the Trump administration's general aversion to regulations and taxes, a sweeping public toll is probably not in the cards.
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Studies have long shown that managers have a tendency to soften feedback out of aversion to what they perceive as conflict.
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Mr. Trump's aversion to responding to such provocations has taught the Iranians that their risks of backlash are limited and manageable.
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Typically, much investor activism takes place behind closed doors, especially in Asia where there is a cultural aversion to public confrontation.
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Talese has an aversion to tape recorders, and in an essay included in this collection, he discusses his unusual reporting techniques.
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Miller's aversion to nonwhite immigrants, after all, is hardly a secret — it's why he has his job in the first place.
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Even if fans may not approve, teams' aversion to off-field "issues" when deciding whom to select has a certain logic.
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In general, while Trump has been a master of Twitter, he has shown an aversion to, and ignorance of, technology itself.
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And it may all come down to the Millennial aversion to washing a bowl and spoon too early in the morning.
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His most significant legacy, however, will be of ingraining a mindset of moderation and aversion to radicalism in Iran and the region.
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Emails, photos, files, screenshots, apps — I don't know why but I have an extreme aversion to removing things from my digital life.
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"I'm trying to keep him from having an aversion to it, so I am basically bribing him into it," the star says.
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Now installed as the voice of American foreign policy, he has maintained, notwithstanding his undoubted qualities, an oilman's aversion to public scrutiny.
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While Republicans campaign on family values, they frequently oppose paid leave, citing its burden on business and their aversion to "entitlement" programs.
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He omitted to add that, as with love, many people have a strong moral aversion to paying for the life-sustaining liquid.
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Mr. Elliehausen of the Federal Reserve said he expected the aversion to debt among young Americans to continue, potentially with a downside.
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So why do you think so many people from that time period have such an aversion to using the word "grunge" now?
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He lost the pleasure of going to the ranch, an aversion to long car rides being one of the symptoms of Alzheimer's.
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The lengthy process, which proves to be hilarious thanks to Osman's obvious aversion to cold cuts, is also quite mesmerizing to watch.
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Also in his favor: He's a documented germaphobe with a strangely acute aversion to bodily functions like, say, going to the bathroom.
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My aversion to religion puts me in the minority when it comes to people of color, especially African Americans in the south.
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" Reflecting on part of the reason behind her aversion to horror, Curtis says, "I've never been able to take quick, loud sounds.
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"Embedded into our cultural upbringing is this aversion to anything but a soft smelling body, which isn't natural at all," Fous says.
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National security hawks, another conservative type that loathes the braggart tycoon, are meanwhile unimpressed by Mr Johnson's extreme aversion to military intervention.
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Although Congress significantly expanded trade negotiation transparency in 2015, trade transparency is still important given the Trump administration's unprecedented aversion to disclosure.
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She says she sees an aversion to screening among her family and friends, and that she thinks it's because it's so invasive.
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Trump's disregard — no, contempt — for professionalism is in some ways an anagram of his aversion to norms, to tradition, to simple courtesy.
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It not only causes severe headaches, but is often accompanied by nausea, vomiting and aversion to light, and can last for days.
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But for all the talk of Mr Xi's skills as a global leader, he still shares Deng's aversion to risk-taking abroad.
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With his nocturnal schedule, his dislike of paperwork, and his aversion to dialogue, Hitler was an eccentric executive, to say the least.
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Judge, it&aposs kind of like the former director of the Food and Drug Administration saying they have an aversion to broccoli.
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It was definitely one of the very first arguments and it still pertains if you have an aversion to eating spawny oysters.
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But South Africans have a cultural aversion to eating a food they consider fit only for livestock, for all its nutritional merits.
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The human aversion to incest is almost if not completely cross-cultural, Prause says, which may serve to help us avoid inbreeding.
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Mr. Davis, who represented the area for seven terms, said most voter aversion to Mr. Trump stemmed from his propensity for insults.
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Mr. Elliehausen of the Federal Reserve said he expected the aversion to debt among young Americans to continue, potentially with a downside.
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I favor free trade, fiscal discipline, pro-business regulations, a democracy-expanding foreign policy, and I have an aversion to identity politics.
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I've had an aversion to those ever since I was stung as a kid trampling through the English countryside one summer vacation.
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I recalled one of the more urbane YouTube gun gurus explaining that people have a natural aversion to holding things that explode.
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Then he told us what he had learned from training soldiers, from desensitizing them to their natural aversion to killing up close.
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Does the Trump administration's aversion to regulation lead you to think that you may need to lean more heavily on raising rates?
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When you talk to people about their aversion to lube, the same critiques pop up over and over again: It tastes weird.
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The Green Party, long famous for its aversion to the police, is now calling for an increase in the number of officers.
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That he chose to embrace such a challenge is a testament to Audiard's almost allergic aversion to making the same movie twice.
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Ms. Zuber, the historian, said tensions over the Muslim veil were rooted in a longstanding cultural aversion to public expressions of faith.
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The sudden aversion to plastic straws, bags and the like over the past two years shows just how quickly sentiment can change.
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Your mother might have ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder), an eating disorder characterized by an extreme aversion to lots of foods.
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The White House's peace team has also repeatedly criticized Palestinian leaders, but shown a near-total aversion to criticizing the Israeli government.
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But the Kavanaugh vote and the tax vote reinforced her lifelong party affiliation despite her aversion to parts of Mr. Trump's agenda.
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Driving Trump, according to aides, is a persistent aversion to appearing weak, even in the face of dire warnings and political fallout.
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Some analysts see the Trump administration's aversion to international agreements and the views of Bolton as a driving force behind the decision.
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The charity staff members cited worries about their careers, while the ex-partners cited a professional aversion to appearing in the media.
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Given banks' aversion to take risk following the surge in bad loans, the RBI will not compel them to lend, Gandhi said.
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Its fate is entirely up in the air — and not only because Trump has a demonstrated aversion to big free trade deals.
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That suggests one reason workers in advanced economies are not as fully employed as they should be is an excessive aversion to inflation.
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Molly's whole aversion to therapy highlighted a common mindset in the black community and opened the door for an important mental health conversation.
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The extensive aversion to regulation shown by these companies indicates a worrying preference towards appeasing advertisers at the expense of the American public.
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Millennial stereotypes notwithstanding, these innovations make me think that maybe our supposed aversion to this stinky canned fish is ultimately a good thing.
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Poo-eaters were just as easily house trained as those who avoid the habit, "suggesting a normal aversion to feces," write the authors.
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And not action by local governments, which are too tied up in picayune concerns and risk aversion to make the changes America needs.
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Well, two Oregon-based breweries may have found a solution to both Generation Y's need for Cheerios and aversion to doing the dishes.
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And don't even get me started on my aversion to fitting rooms — I've mistakenly purchased so many things without even trying them on.
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Their taste for saving and aversion to borrowing helps to explain why both countries' citizens have lots of money in their saving accounts.
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Backing him is his friend Mr. Buffett — who has long spoken of his aversion to technology companies, outside of an investment in IBM.
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Some faculty members were family friends, and Calder was older than the average student (factors that contributed to his aversion to following instruction).
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The deep aversion to military entanglements is being challenged as never before by an ambitious conservative movement led by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Despite his bravado, Trump has repeatedly demonstrated an aversion to face-to-face confrontations, particularly when it comes to US adversaries like Putin.
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The prospect of Afghanistan again becoming a haven for the world's most dangerous terrorists overcame his aversion to fighting a seemingly unwinnable war.
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That Isaac Stern, who died in 2001, now has a competition bearing his name is somewhat ironic given his aversion to such events.
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Well, some savvy travelers may rethink their aversion to fast food abroad when they see what Burger King serves up around the world.
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Based on the challenges with the statute and a prosecutor's general aversion to risk, even FBI lawyers were never likely to recommend charges.
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Buffett's commitment to Apple over the past two years has surprised many, given his historical aversion to companies associated with the technology sector.
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The Republican Party proudly touts an aversion to identity politics, claiming that voters should elect the best qualified candidate regardless of their identifiers.
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What animated most of his best work was an aversion to moralism that seems out of step in an age of internet outrage.
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DAVID AVELLA, CHAIRMAN, GOPAC: Well, they hear James Clapper talking about how the former director of national intelligence has an aversion to spying.
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But they're not totally past the traditional conservative aversion to regulation — let alone convincing their colleagues on Capitol Hill and at the FCC.
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The irony: Many of the tech companies began with an aversion to advertising, fearing it would be a disruption towards the consumer experience.
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Pepe also argues that to truly embrace a post-Thanksgiving burrito, you're going to have to let up on your aversion to carbs.
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I kind of have an aversion to heavier stuff, and really like catchy stuff, and Butch Vig was encouraging us to embrace that.
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The big picture: The only big area where the health care industry stands united is aversion to any kind of government price-setting.
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And while Trump has an aversion to in-person confrontation, he seems to have no problem going after others from behind his phone.
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"I have a strong aversion to people saying the kind of novels I write are 'escapist,' " she told The Birmingham Post in 1999.
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Then there is the town's first Olympic champion, Hannah Kearney, who overcame her aversion to back flips to become a trailblazing moguls skier.
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The next presidential election will probably be decided by the swing voters who selected Mr. Trump because of their aversion to Hillary Clinton.
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Donald Trump's aversion to policy detail, his chaotic management style and his combustible personality have all contributed to the party's failures this year.
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S&P 500 futures EScv1 fell the maximum allowed limit after their open, halting trade as investors displayed a continued aversion to risk.
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Part of what keeps even the most heavily-trafficked rail cars in immaculate condition is the general aversion to eating while on trains.
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Female aversion to Trump, particularly in the suburbs and key House districts, is seen as a key factor for control of Congress nationwide.
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The capital of the world's petroleum industry was built on boundless entrepreneurialism, the glories of air-conditioning and a fierce aversion to regulation.
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Ashbery's aversion to autobiographical revelation has often led critics to assume that his life story offers little help in understanding his challenging poetry.
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For those pitiable souls suffering from a lifelong aversion to seafood, I propose Italy's Adriatic coast as the place to get over it.
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You have an aversion to confrontation, so you usually find the most palatable way to present an argument or disagreement before approaching others.
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It was a strange collaboration, given the Joint List's aversion to Israel's military campaigns in the region and occupation of the West Bank.
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While people interviewed at the market were unanimous in their aversion to Ms. Le Pen, they were split on whom they were for.
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Thiel's politics are heterodox, but he shares with the President-elect an aversion to regulation and taxes and a skepticism about free trade.
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China senses that President Donald Trump's aversion to multilateral institutions such as the UN has given it more room to manoeuvre in them.
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" While he says many defenders of the language overstate the risk it faces, Kwan is wary of a "top-down aversion to Cantonese.
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So my heart races more than usual when I watch a movie that combines my aversion to meat with my affection for horror.
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S&P 500 futures EScv1 fell the maximum allowed limit after their open, halting trade as investors displayed a continued aversion to risk.
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Early aversion to Mr. Spielberg was rooted in the filmmaker's box office successes, something Mr. Spielberg spoke to in the "Jaws" snub clip.
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This argument is one that we economics nerds have been having among ourselves, with almost no politicians calling for less aversion to inflation.
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But back when he was still a candidate, Trump emphasized that his personal aversion to pot had nothing to do with his politics.
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I have a real aversion to things that don't feel right, that don't work properly or don't do the job they're supposed to do.
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Whitman says it's the most compelling video he's ever made, but to do it, he had to overcome his natural aversion to stinging insects.
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I feel an aversion to that instinct, especially since we have created such a complicated world that we are having difficulty being accountable for.
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Judge Forrest ultimately agreed: "Before the deprivation of liberty, there is due process, and an aversion to acts that are unnecessarily evil," she said.
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In lab tests, scientists have shown that infected chimpanzees—our closest living relative—lose their aversion to the smell of leopard urine following infection.
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"We know this president has a particular aversion to strong women coming after him, particularly women of color," Legend told Vanity Fair about Trump.
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Zapata credits TV's aversion to music videos to the fact that as online video content rose, traditional networks found short-form content less appealing.
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I honestly don't know why I had such a primal aversion to hearing Father John Misty sing words about a fucking virtual reality platform.
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China, with economic interests in Myanmar and an aversion to any meddling in countries' internal affairs, will protect it from referral to the ICC.
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The prospect of Afghanistan again becoming a haven for the world's most dangerous terrorists had overcome his aversion to fighting a seemingly unwinnable war.
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Harvey references a study that showed an aversion to commercial flights after the 9/11 attacks led to an increase in traffic-related incidents.
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And doctors might be able to use this trick to help patients get over an aversion to medications called biologicals that require self-injection.
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Miller notes that Trump's aversion to a large increase in troops or spending huge amounts on reconstruction is consistent with cautious Obama administration policies.
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In spite of my aversion to the word "ideation," I can't argue against software designed to help an organisation solicit ideas from its people.
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In the Sanya market a fishmonger explains a national aversion to deep water more bluntly: the Chinese, she says, simply don't have sea legs.
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Tillerson has attempted to brush off his aversion to transparency as a matter of personal preference—he just "doesn't need" the spotlight, he says.
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Even now, I don't know if my mother's aversion to brands was authentic or a way to soften the blow of our being broke.
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Moody's managing director of sovereign risk Yves Lemay said Erdogan's aversion to the Fund means a U-turn would not be easy or likely.
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Her book, "You'll Grow Out of It" (July 12), is a series of autobiographical essays about her life, career and aversion to taking baths.
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First Words For most of her life, Virginia Woolf suffered from what she called "looking-glass shame," an aversion to seeing herself in mirrors.
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The perception that Japanese baby products are superior owes much to Chinese aversion to homegrown goods after a tainted milk formula scandal in 43.
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And Mueller can't seem to get him under oath, so there's relatively little danger of that, even granting his congenital aversion to the truth.
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment-grade index was 1bp tighter today, at 82bp/83bp, but some aversion to longer tenors could be seen.
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A mealtime conversation about Ms. Shattuck's wedding plans includes a discussion about what Trisha will wear, and her aversion to being "a topic" there.
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Artists, with a few highlighted exceptions (Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst), proclaim their devotion to their work and aversion to issues related to the market.
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And not just critics of his modernist style, but his aversion to newer forms of graphic design popping up in the 1980s and 1990s.
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A number of his famous friends and peers have told him to get over his aversion to the studio and get something out there.
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Hoover and his advisers had an unshakable faith in the spirit of private philanthropy and a constitutional aversion to any form of direct relief.
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Amazon is hardly known for its aversion to innovation: in 2017, it reportedly spent an eye-watering $22.6 billion on research and development alone.
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For instance, she said there is a "strong aversion to debt in countries like Germany and Austria", where many people avoid taking out loans.
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That's my reading of the story I think that this aversion, to call it populism or a need of change, has been somehow limited.
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Even Sanders, who acknowledged a huge gulf in policy priorities with the New Democrats and an aversion to "middle-ground" thinking, reportedly listened intently.
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"My job is to determine that your aversion to having children is not the result of a fear that we can cure," she said.
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Federal judges have a strong aversion to interfering with prosecutors, routinely refusing to second guess decisions about who to prosecute and what to charge.
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But by recognizing the CCP's totalitarian need to maintain control and its aversion to freedoms, America and other Western nations can preserve their democracies.
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For people trying to live a "normal" life with a disability, an aversion to "causing trouble" by asking for or demanding accommodation is understandable.
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They feel an instinctive aversion to tyrants everywhere, and an underlying sympathy for democratic regimes, even those with whom we may currently have disputes.
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The public's aversion to a possible war with Iran cannot be separated from the country's growing fatigue over the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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It has previously shown an aversion to an anti-establishment M5S-led government, although the party is divided, with some members favoring a coalition.
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But he again raised his own aversion to alcohol, a substance he's avoided after his older brother Fred died from alcoholism in the 1980s.
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Trump leaves office without violence Trump is increasingly breaking the law right out in the open, encouraged by House Democrats' evident aversion to impeachment.
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It may be the only doctrine able to reconcile Mr. Trump's material commitment to America's global primacy with his ideological aversion to liberal universalism.
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U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told reporters that she backed what appeared to be U.S. President Donald Trump's aversion to actual military conflict with Tehran.
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The new Reality album is laced with local references and is stamped with the cultural aversion to George Bush that's standard in New York circles.
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The Star Wars actress, 25, opened up about her aversion to over-sharing in a new interview with Glamour, saying she's protective of her privacy.
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His later, deliberative approach didn't arise from an aversion to spontaneous experimentation; it was a reengagement with the world rather than a retreat from it.
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In a Facebook post, Ferrell wrote that he "always had an aversion to social media," but used it to promote projects from himself and colleagues.
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Others are pro-life, or have a small business owner's aversion to taxes and regulation, or are drawn to Mr Trump's plain-spoken speaking style.
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I always explained my aversion to my vulva as if it felt like I had an open wound between my legs instead of male genitals.
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If successful, it could help make Britain, with its NIMBYish aversion to onshore wind and solar farms, a pioneer in harvesting energy from the sea.
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That's because paying with cash makes your spending easier to track, and increases your aversion to spending, according to a 2008 paper published in PsychNet.
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And if you have an aversion to commercials interrupting your content, you can opt to not include free, ad-supported services with a single click.
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In free response tasks, one-third of subjects indicated an aversion to "moist," and of that subset, most said the word reminded them of sex.
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Along with their aversion to stocks, fund managers indicated worry about global growth, as 55 percent say they are pessimistic about the economy and inflation.
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Does this obsessive fondness for a past era they didn't even live through suggest a psychological aversion to dealing with what's happening in the present?
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An unwillingness to engage with conservative thought, an aversion to debate, and a weakened commitment to free speech are among the failures of the left.
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Physician interest in telemedicine jobs is nearly level across age groups, dispelling the idea that older physicians' aversion to new tech will hinder telemedicine adoption.
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Leaders of foreign groups in China say that many local organizations will, out of aversion to risk, avoid taking responsibility for foreigners and their activities.
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But to ignore " Chance " (1914) is to miss a crucial clue about Conrad's sensibility—and his aversion to what he saw as the sea stigma.
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That selling will not necessarily happen immediately, he said, but an initial wave of selling could snowball by breeding negative sentiment and aversion to risk.
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Pain can be judged by looking at changes to physiology, and later by looking at changes in psychology, such as an aversion to certain stimuli.
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Its stock was pounded as it got swept up in general investor aversion to any retailer in the stock market not named Amazon or Walmart.
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But one constant that binds the vast majority of scientists and science advocates, regardless of nationality, is an aversion to political interference with their work.
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As I've written before, this aversion to disclosure leads her political opponents, government investigators, and the media to assume that she's acting in bad faith.
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Beyond his aversion to Mr. Obama's legacy, Mr. Trump seems mainly interested in pleasing Senator Orrin Hatch and other members of the Utah congressional delegation.
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President Trump's aversion to regulation and his go-it-alone nationalism are wavering in the face of technology questions, Steve Lohr of the NYT reports.
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My aversion to lifting weights has endured, but as long as I can pick up my kids, I have the upper-body strength I need.
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Bespectacled, fingers flecked with sherbet-colored paint, he's soft-spoken and impish, with a bone-dry sense of humor and an aversion to self-glorification.
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Palantir CEO Alex Karp even joined the fray, criticizing at once Silicon Valley's aversion to regulation and its reluctance to work with the US government.
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They have longed to escape the rules that rein in their predatory practices, and now they have the Trump administration with its aversion to regulation.
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Its logic is rooted not in any deep belief in the equal worth of citizens with disabilities, but rather in a general aversion to disability.
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By this point, I, too, had developed a vague aversion to the trip, an inability to recall why I'd proposed Antarctica in the first place.
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But he has also added that he and the new American president share an aversion to immigration and a tendency to say politically incorrect things.
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In "A Change in the Menu," a winning entry from our 2019 Student Editorial Contest, Grace Silva urges Westerners to reconsider their aversion to bugs.
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Without that mentality, I may have let my aversion to risks steer me away from decisions that ultimately led to our growth as a company.
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The lines she makes are surprisingly vulval in shape, and Peck's aversion to the drawing adds a memorable note of misogyny to his other neuroses.
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Her aversion to exercise only deepened, and for much of her life, housework and trips to Fairway constituted Ms. Jaffe's most strenuous forms of cardio.
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They highlight the "white male effect," a well-documented phenomenon of white men showing significantly less aversion to perceived risk than any other demographic group.
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I'm overstating my aversion to plain water, given that I drink it by the gallon on a daily basis to supplement my La Croix habit.
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Militarists cheered the end of what they had called the "Vietnam Syndrome" -- a perfectly sensible public aversion to bloody, ill-advised wars in distant lands.
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Lawmakers from both parties have expressed extreme discomfort with the prospect of a national emergency declaration, and there is almost universal aversion to another shutdown.
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The growing crisis has strained Mr. Trump's aversion to war with Iran as well as his distaste for Middle East entanglements generally, including in Iraq.
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But one thing remains the same: a visceral aversion to the idea that big donors might want to subsidize admissions (more than they already do).
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Her aversion to nonsense isn't merely acerbic—calm and well-spoken though she remains, she can still run you over with her full-on bitterness.
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Sure, Disney and Lucasfilm kept a tight lid on Force Awakens plot details, mostly due to co-writer and director J.J. Abrams's infamous aversion to spoilers.
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It may sound counterintuitive, but Simmonds agrees that one of the challenges many patients face is a psychological aversion to movement they fear will be painful.
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More From Tonic: The Worst That Can HappenYou'd have to be really negligent (and practice an aversion to plates) to get in cross-contamination trouble here.
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So I think Trump&aposs natural aversion to doing that is based upon the correct perception that the left&aposs concern here is entirely domestic politics.
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Rapidly escalating rents are even melting a decades-long aversion to having government itself build public housing, rather than incentivizing developers through convoluted tax breaks. Sen.
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Mr Putin believed that America had toppled the leaders of the two former Soviet republics; he had a strong aversion to seeing anything similar in Moscow.
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Why it's a big deal: Because this could signal that big buyout firms are beginning to get over their decade-old aversion to large club deals.
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The fact that young Mormon men engage in missionary activity, with particular success in Latin America, means they are free of any chauvinistic aversion to foreigners.
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Earlier this summer Mexico abandoned its previous aversion to bilateral talks with the United States, and sat down to discuss rules on cars and other issues.
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But one of its most pernicious (one which even this site has helped propogate) is the notion that the city has an aversion to dance music.
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Interestingly, when the researchers offered fish food laced with pedicellaria, they rejected it, suggesting some predators have evolved an aversion to this noxious—and bitey—substance.
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Senior columnist at the Guardian (and apparent Burning Man attendee) Steven Thrasher recently tweeted this sweet hack to fix your phone's aversion to the word fuck.
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Based on his answers, the president really, really doesn't understand modern technology, and his aversion to it could end up being a threat to national security.
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This outlook has deep cultural roots in Germany's aversion to loose money; the word for "debt" in German is the same as the word for "guilt".
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"I think it will have an impact," Bellew said, adding that it built on Asian airlines' aversion to political risk in Europe and the United States.
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O'Leary, a native Canadian, said what inspired him to get politically involved was tied to Trudeau's policy choices and his aversion to newly inaugurated U.S. President .
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Like Margaret Thatcher, another shopkeeper's daughter and an acknowledged influence, Mrs Haley's upbringing bequeathed an extreme watchfulness about overheads and a sharp aversion to government intrusion.
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She says she never understood why others around her were so willing to waste foodstuffs when she had an aversion to seeing food in the trash.
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In terms of social progress, there is an implicit aversion to the rapid growth of AI. People are afraid of losing control of their AI assistants.
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If you're a lawmaker with a strong aversion to uncomfortable truths and corroborated facts, Stephen Colbert has you covered for the impeachment hearings: fact cancelling headphones.
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"Consumers who are in their 20s and 30s right now have demonstrated time and time again an aversion to taking on any additional debt," Nof said.
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The company's executive chairman, David D. Smith, is a conservative whose views combine a suspicion of government, an aversion to political correctness, and strong libertarian leanings.
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Warren Buffett made news (again) in 2016 when he put aside his long-standing aversion to technology companies and acquired millions of shares of Apple stock.
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It wasn't just an intense aversion to writing that made Mr. Gottlieb wary; after all, he has written extensively on other topics, including jazz and dance.
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So when employers hesitate to hire a less-experienced female director, it feels rooted in an aversion to risk when it's actually a surrender to bias.
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Thanks to the Supreme Court's recent aversion to protecting voting rights, and a decade of manipulation by state GOP officials, that basic principle can't be guaranteed.
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"Catz herself has expressed her aversion to publicity, telling Forbes in a 2006 interview: "I don't have the need to get on television or get onstage.
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In the book you tell us that you still have an aversion to being touched without permission and would prefer to sleep with the lights on.
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But, in an interview with the Italian newspaper La Stampa published on Wednesday, he said the group had to drop its aversion to the far right.
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But they're not over the traditional conservative aversion to regulation — let alone representative of the majority of their colleagues on Capitol Hill and at the FCC.
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Getting lost in the sauce will probably just give your friend some stomach discomfort and a mounting aversion to any food that's Mexican, Thai, or Indian.
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A lot of therapists and people who work in the therapy space have a long-held aversion to data, relying instead on their experience and intuition.
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Caius Martius, the titular hero, played with cerebral, kinetic aplomb by the excellent Jonathan Cake, has McCain's aversion to conventional manners and Bush's hapless common touch.
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Clinton, by turns lamenting her embrace of President Obama, her desire to increase gun restrictions and what they see as her consistent aversion to the truth.
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Trump's aversion to facts and expertise make him "totally incompetent" for the coronavirus challenge, declared Max Skidmore, a historian at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
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Lawmakers first struggled with Mr. Trump's aversion to additional assistance for Puerto Rico, as Senate Republicans refused to vote on a bill he did not support.
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And the younger Mr. Bush made the crowd laugh as he recalled his father's imperfections, including his poor dancing and his aversion to vegetables, particularly broccoli.
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But Germany's stance should not be taken as a sign that its people have traded an aversion to debt for a newfound appreciation for Keynesian stimulus.
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For its part, Amazon had aggressively pushed "The Big Sick," nominated for best original screenplay, as a best picture contender, despite the academy's aversion to comedies.
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Under private ownership, a fragmented rail transport system has evolved in Britain, where a historic aversion to central planning sometimes comes at a price for passengers.
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Xenophobia, isolationism, a fear of destructive infiltrators and an aversion to more war all conspired to keep refugee quotas low, when they were filled at all.
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The bullish case for Sanders starts with the fact that Latinos and African Americans are not exactly legendary for their aversion to left-wing political views.
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And didn't I, really, have an aversion to the straight and strait-laced married life I would have signed up for in the giddiness of love?
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This aversion to any hint of ambidextrous thinking can leave him ignoring the sort of enviable reincarnation accompanying some of the deaths he mourns so dramatically.
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But it seems far more likely that the company is hoping this disclosure will somehow preempt future articles about its own noticeable aversion to being observed.
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During my talks with Kubitschek, I often found myself detecting what at first seemed to me a perplexing leftist bent, an aversion to American-style materialism.
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In Fitch's latest investor surveys in Europe and the US, investors have expressed strong aversion to EM debt based on concerns over deteriorating fundamental credit conditions.
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Played by Anne Hathaway with heavy bangs and a blunt disavowal of her own charm, Gloria has a taste for alcohol and an aversion to honesty.
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Would a new terrorist attack during a Sanders administration similarly divert its attention from the omnipresent China threat, especially given his aversion to U.S. defense spending?
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That, combined with a consciousness about nutrition and aversion to genetically modified foods, pesticides and anything else they don't deem as natural, could make them regulars.
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Despite the lingering aversion to Trump among Silicon Valley heavyweights, industry representatives have welcomed the administration's work on the modernization initiatives, seeing a potential business opportunity.
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In the Bronx, among people like Ms. McCauley who work with addicts, there is an aversion to the notion that the crisis has only recently emerged.
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After convincing Schwimmer to take his chances on a television role, despite his aversion to the medium, Ross was the first role Kauffman and Crane cast.
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After soundly beating de Minaur in the third round, Rafael Nadal said he wished Tomic and Hewitt could learn from de Minaur's aversion to advertising adversity.
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They must transcend their aversion to spending money and increase taxes on wealthy people to secure the revenue to build more infrastructure and bolster government programs.
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In Berlin, Chancellor Angela Merkel said Germany would set aside its longstanding aversion to debt while spending as needed to preserve public health and protect businesses.
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Sure, for anyone with an aversion to tiny teeth or who carries a deep (and correct) distrust of anything avian, they might seem a tad disturbing.
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Berkshire's initial investment in Apple got attention last year, given Buffett's usual aversion to technology companies - apart from IBM - which he considers outside his zone of competence.
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The most obvious problem for Bendtner over the last few seasons has been that, despite his billing as a striker, he's got a peculiar aversion to scoring.
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In that market, the challenges ahead look a little different: there's no consumer aversion to weird new products to overcome and strong pressures to economize on price.
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Many evangelicals, pollsters recount, were always motivated more by aversion to Mrs Clinton, whom they regard as a liberal-feminist anathema, than by enthusiasm for Mr Trump.
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Aides, who said they had tried to intervene, described themselves as unnerved by his hours of staring into space, his sudden indecisiveness and his aversion to risk.
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"But we expect rising U.S. output and a gradual return of some OPEC supply, combined with greater investor risk aversion, to drag down prices," the note stated.
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Once a renowned political consultant who made a fortune lobbying for foreign dictators, Manafort's fall from grace was exacerbated by his chronic aversion to telling the truth.
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"Trump's hosts on his upcoming trip are well-aware of his aversion to travel and are trying to make accommodations to keep him happy," the AP reported.
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But that was as far as they could agree, as U.S. President Donald Trump's "America first" policies and aversion to multilateralism test the solidarity of the G20.
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The way Nola announces her aversion to monogamy by rattling off her identity as a "sex-positive, polyamorous, pansexual" feels more comically juvenile than confidently self-defining.
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Having been picked up each time she wandered off the paved walkways inside the co-op garden, Nina, who is now 8, developed an aversion to grass.
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I write "b-word" because to this day I have a "Clockwork Orange"-like aversion to the word, due to my mother's swift, angry and righteous response.
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In fact, the anti-globalism of many Trump supporters -- and the President himself -- includes an aversion to military intervention born of failed adventures in the Middle East.
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Bjarti Petersen, a professional diver who works for a fishery, suggested that Faroese fishermen have an aversion to mollusks because they use clams and mussels as bait.
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Later, when she felt eyes constantly upon her, she started to have an aversion to talking about what she was working on, or even her past work.
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Its political leaders implemented a truly universal recipe for success — strong private property rights, world-class rule of law and a complete aversion to governmental economic meddling.
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While Americans' growing aversion to spending time in the kitchen signifies a host of challenges for the grocery industry, it's likely to impact individual customers as well.
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Given Senate Democrats' utter aversion to these nominees and a huge public pushback, especially regarding Devos, their confirmations can only be seen as huge wins for Trump.
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We see this in the Marvel movies: you can use Downey Jr's shrinking ad-lib in the Iron Man films to chart Disney's growing aversion to risk.
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Book News Few authors were as intensely private as Harper Lee, who was rivaled perhaps only by Thomas Pynchon and J.D. Salinger in her aversion to publicity.
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Released years before recent talk of the degradation of truth in American discourse, Tom Shadyac's film stars Mr. Carrey as an attorney with an aversion to facts.
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If not for her aversion to the job's public-facing aspects, like schmoozing with agents and authors, Ms. Hourigan could have made a wonderful editor, colleagues say.
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Our aversion to it shows how susceptible we are to misinterpreting scientific research and how slow we are to update our thinking when better research becomes available.
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Mr. Trump's combination of force with an aversion to large-scale military interventions and nation-building also bears a resemblance to the policies of Republican presidents past.
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His claim that "my rhetoric brings people together," which he absurdly mustered with a straight face, betrays his pathological aversion to taking responsibility for his own acts.
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With most Americans sheltering in place, critical government parts are shutting down as well, though the cause may be an aversion to virtual rather than viral transmissions.
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A cultural aversion to public expressions of all faiths still holds strong, but in recent years, it has focused on Muslim attire, especially women wearing head scarves.
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These were people who may have voted for Barack Obama twice before, but their aversion to and disgust with the status quo sent them over the edge.
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It is not just a headache: A migraine often is accompanied by disabling symptoms like nausea and vomiting, difficulty speaking, and an aversion to light and noise.
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It was 1998, and that year I had kind of an aversion to anthropomorphic characters, so I decided to do something that looked more like modern art.
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And the film's aversion to death, or at least the sort of sacrifice that matters — one that demonstrates victory comes at a real cost — is also familiar.
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On Friday, some voters said they yearned for a candidate with Biden-like credentials, while others said they wanted one with a Sanders-like aversion to war.
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That may in part be the result of Hurricane Irma, which last year flooded a large swath of the island, heightening the aversion to low-elevation streets.
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That's still a worthwhile goal, said Blitz, given that millions of people — children, infants, those on certain medications — still have an aversion to traditional venous blood draws.
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"That you would have this kind of violent reaction against the introduction of a 1 percent tax suggests a deep-seated aversion to government generally," he said.
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"The consensus in behavioral economics literature is that women exhibit greater aversion to competition and risk-taking and are arguably more cooperative than men," she tells Broadly.
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Reception: Well-read among incumbent and former BOJ officials, though some say there was not much new as Shirakawa's aversion to the current policy was well known.
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"It's a result of the credit crisis, an aversion to debt, and trying to right size the balance sheet," said Peter Hayes, head of municipal bonds at BlackRock.
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Even if, like us, you have an aversion to eating glitter, there's no denying that the rose gold-dusted tops of these marshmallows are nice to look at.
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But the wines were also occasionally criticized as inconsistent, a problem sometimes attributed to Mr. Ponsot's aversion to sulfur dioxide, a stabilizer used almost universally in wine production.
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Stella — who, like author Helen Hoang, has Asperger's — is more comfortable with Michael than any other man she's dated, but she still has an aversion to sexual touch.
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Kristen's aversion to the wrinkling texture seems reasonable enough, but she may be denying a huge evolutionary development that, who knows, could maybe come in handy one day.
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Clowns defy both of these -- their faces are painted to be particularly asymmetrical and exaggerated, so when we look at them we have a natural aversion to them.
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There was a general aversion to the tile start screen, which was meant to cater to both tablet and desktop users, and ultimately fell short on both ends.
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Clinton, in responding to CNN's Anderson Cooper's question about her aversion to press conferences in a phone interview last week, wouldn't commit to holding one before Election Day.
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Then, in a piece at Citylab, Walker had the temerity to take on Tesla CEO Elon Musk for his recently stated aversion to public transport with other people.
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Bottom line: The company is under pressure from the new tax plan, which means Michael Dell may need to rethink his aversion to being a public company CEO.
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Democrats "understate conservatives' legitimate aversion to trusting mainstream media institutions often disproportionately staffed by non-conservatives to fairly adjudicate information on the public's behalf," Grossmann and Hopkins write.
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Dan: I've had an aversion to quiche my entire life but I'm starting to think that maybe it's due to the name, which I find abhorrent and unsettling.
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Deficit hawks The GOP's purported aversion to increasing the deficit — a clarion call during Obama's eight years in office — was oddly muted with Trump in the White House.
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Growing class divisions and isolation, hyper-individualism and aversion to sacrificing in the short term to invest for the future are national behaviors that stand in our way.
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And the Hollywood studios' ingrained aversion to offend means that the publicity machine is tamping down one of its more surprising elements — a pointed commentary on corporate greed.
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But its status as an institution that is too big to fail has clashed with Germany's public aversion to bailouts — be they for countries (like Greece) or banks.
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Trump's fondness for junk food and aversion to exercise is well known, and he reportedly fueled his 2016 presidential campaign on a diet of Diet Coke and McDonald's.
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Overcoming the court's aversion to such reforms will be a daunting hurdle for any effort to clean up Washington not just today, but for at least a generation.
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If a consistent theme can be identified in Tuesday night's national results, besides a general aversion to Trump, it's this: Progressive policies appeal, and so do progressive candidates.
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Buffett's initial commitment to Apple surprised many given his usual aversion to companies in the technology sector, but the billionaire views Apple more as a consumer products company.
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But The Big Bang Theory mostly sidestepped network TV's growing aversion to stereotypes by centering itself on a group of people who were still largely acceptable to stereotype.
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Sanders offers an even more inviting target, given his aversion to U.S. military spending and foreign intervention and his attraction to Russian, Chinese and Latin American communist dictators.
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My tendency toward late nights, an aversion to fluorescent lighting, and a still-breathing dream of writing for a living led me to the life of a barback.
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The difference, or spread, between the market's aversion to health care stocks, the most-hated sector, and its attraction to financial services, the most-loved, was extraordinarily wide.
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But Marshall also had a sense of proportion and humility, and an aversion to self-aggrandizement and self-promotion that set him apart from contemporaries like Douglas MacArthur.
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Many of his fellow citizens share his aversion to what they see as foreign meddling in how to strike a balance between protecting and developing the Amazon rainforest.
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I started to feel less baffled by the boldness they were showing in opening up their marriages, and more questioning of my own total aversion to the possibility.
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Pete Buttigieg, asked about his aversion to dress jackets, as cited in the Chicago Tribune: I don't know, I just feel more comfortable with my sleeves rolled up.
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The biases they identified that distort our decision-making are now so well known — like our outsize aversion to loss, for instance — that we take them for granted.
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Officers may not report on other officers, however, because some aspects of prison culture, like the aversion to "snitching," bleeds into correctional staff culture as well, Baker said.
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Similarly, Agusta Sveinsdottir's work explores the human aversion to death and decay that has resulted in the creation of durable yet environmentally hazardous substances such as nonbiodegradable plastic.
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Rather, they strike a dissonant chord in a region with a longstanding aversion to intervention and make it more difficult for hemispheric neighbors to make progress on Venezuela.
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William the White Hat has slalomed down Westworld's slippery slope over the years, gradually shedding his aversion to violence and his capacity for love and empathy in kind.
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While Lim did not name Keppel in his speech published on Monday, his remarks left little doubt about the firm in question and Temasek's aversion to corrupt practices.
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This aversion to governing, to actually using the power granted to them by the voters, only forces those voters to wonder whether these Democrats really want to win.
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So I think from an early age, I developed this aversion to that attitude that I have dealt with, in part, by looking for support outside of the industry.
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The airline investments, meanwhile, suggest that Buffett has overcome his two-decade aversion to the sector after an unhappy - though, he has said, profitable - investment in US Air Group.
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Part of my aversion to meal prepping is based on the culture that surrounds it: one of oversharing and humblebragging and rigid planning that leaves little room for spontaneity.
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For the last decade, Maisie Williams has been known as Arya Stark, the highborn scamp with lightning-fast reflexes and an aversion to dainty needlework on Game of Thrones.
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And while she may believe an impeachment process would hurt Democrats in 2020, she has sought to justify her aversion to impeachment with statements that are unsupportable and erroneous.
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Aversion to the Senate Hickenlooper makes it very clear to anyone who asks about why he isn't running for the Senate that the prospect doesn't sound appealing to him.
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Zahedi is a workaholic who has a constitutional aversion to small talk and rarely does anything resembling hanging out; working, many people told me, is how he hangs out.
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Two years ago, Kraft Heinz, which was backed by Buffett and private equity firm 3G, withdrew from an uninvited bid for Unilever because of Buffett's aversion to hostile deals.
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" Sincerity is Scary" taps into our almost self-sabotaging distaste for earnestness on the internet; our desire to gloss over issues with sarcasm, our deep-seated aversion to vulnerability.
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Some experts also worry that companies' new-found aversion to deforestation may be simply reducing the price of forest land, which is in turn bought by smallholders and cleared.
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So it may be the case that anyone with an aversion to themed-restaurants will be able to charge up at a less kitschy Supercharger station down the road.
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Trump's campaign promise to severely cut back regulation, as well as congressional Republicans' general aversion to the increased regulatory presence in financial services, means significant changes are likely forthcoming.
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And intelligence co-operation had been slowed by the legacy of totalitarianism, which has left many Europeans, the Germans in particular, with a deep aversion to the surveillance state.
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Digitally sophisticated Scandinavians may be comfortable buying groceries on their smartphones but a deep-rooted aversion to being tracked—a scar left by the Stasi—lies behind German distrust.
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Because internet users have an apparent aversion to typing in web addresses, the most searched words are things like Facebook, Google, Craigslist and YouTube, along with, of course, weather.
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While campaigning for the presidency, Trump appealed to the general public's post-Iraq aversion to adventurism in order to capture the Republican presidential nomination and win the general election.
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An aversion to the norm fuels the series, down to the smaller moments; a male news anchor named Veronica casually throws to his co-anchor, a woman named Vincent.
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If Election Day saves us from a Trump presidency, it won't rescue us from the forces that have given him such currency: crippling partisanship, intense polarization, aversion to compromise.
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The town was notorious for its aversion to strangers — residents have long been in the habit of removing state signage — and for having curtailed development by limiting water permits.
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Others will worry that Carney's successor, Andrew Bailey, now has little room left to stimulate the economy if things get worse, given the central bank's aversion to negative rates.
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But over the years, Supreme Court justices have shown an aversion to the "fighting words" doctrine, out of concern that it might be used to suppress protected political speech.
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"Clinton backed down because of several reasons, including his deep personal aversion to the use of force," said Bruce O. Riedel, a member of Mr. Clinton's National Security Council.
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I know the nonbinary community faces much deeper, more urgent problems than this hypothetical situation, but even so I have a moral aversion to helping affirm society's gender binarism.
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Unlike its predecessor, this iteration is free of potentially irritating essential oils and fragrances, making it a viable option for anyone with sensitive skin or an aversion to smells.
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In the first debate, the majority of the 10 candidates present called for some form of protection from globalization, and expressed a degree of aversion to the European Union.
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In keeping with his trademark aversion to drama, Mr. Mattarella sought to avoid a return to the polls in the summer or fall, which could produce the same impasse.
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Here I'll focus on the third — aversion to difference — which mostly lay dormant in recent years, until Trump ignited these passions, giving them a central place in his campaign.
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But he did not seem to share the aversion to Weidmann - a policy hawk who has criticized successive Italian governments - expressed by a prominent member of Italy's governing coalition.
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The sudden aversion to nuclear energy reached China, where the State Council immediately suspended approval of nuclear power projects and ordered a comprehensive safety inspection of all existing facilities.
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In spite of his personal aversion to jewelry shops and jewelry — which he never wears — "I've found out that in jewelry, I can express myself the best," he said.
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Beyond that, I have what I consider to be a fairly mainstream aversion to entries like unfamiliar abbreviations, partials, combining forms, Roman numerals, obscurities and less familiar foreign words.
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The goal was to paint him as too close to Bush, knowing that Trump's aversion to the family might sidetrack his early inclination to go with the leading candidate.
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Last week, I examined two of the three strands of conservative thinking — aversion to government and aversion to change — which Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE melded together in his successful effort to capture the White House.
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By his own admission he was reluctant to delegate, preferring to act as a dictator — a man who did a deal on a handshake and had an aversion to emails.
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Ironically evident in both Riepenhoff's new take on primitive photography methods and Apple's gimmicky update is both an aversion to photographic stillness and a compulsion to time-stamp each moment.
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"Although I love getting glam, I don't want to reapply a product consistently throughout the day," Mitchell told us in a phone interview, explaining her aversion to most blush formulas.
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Partnerships between tech companies and humanitarian organizations may be even more essential during the Trump administration, given that the President has repeatedly stressed his aversion to funding foreign relief programs.
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But if you could afford to buy a cozy little apartment and renovate it to your exact specifications, would you pass by that opportunity because of your aversion to gentrification?
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Thaler's explanation wasn't that something was going wrong in the credit markets, but that people's spending and savings decisions were shaped by their own psychological limitations and aversion to debt.
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If they want people to believe profound constitutional issues are at stake, they should abandon their aversion to mass politics and embrace tactics that worked for progressives before the midterms.
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"There are a lot of Republicans who think Trump is crazy but once they get in [the voting booth] they will be driven by their aversion to her," said Sen.
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This is partially due to my aversion to letting my hair touch the subway (another irrational fear) coupled with the fact that I was working out three days a week.
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Entertainment Edge still works, and if for some reason you have a pathological aversion to that, Netflix, Hulu, and most of the other video services have dedicated Windows Store apps.
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Due to its aversion to risk-taking and the high-flying Wall Street atmosphere that led to the crisis, Wells Fargo avoided the damaging fallout and need for government bailouts.
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But, according to an expert opinion that I sought out, those enterprising, garden-based "meals" might, apparently, contribute to explaining this later-in-life aversion to something so seemingly benign.
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Beijing is struggling to cope with weak global demand and faces risks from growing U.S. trade protectionism as the administration under new President Donald Trump shows an aversion to globalization.
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In continuing to aggressively push his protectionist agenda, Mr. Sanders betrays not only his aversion to basic economics but also his inability to accept the results of the Democratic primaries.
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Those who fare better in unstructured environments may have a relatively low "need for closure," a scientific term for the desire to know the answer and an aversion to ambiguity.
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Dresner suggested that the coat might be making the man uncomfortable, and that his aversion to it could be a sign of the heightened sensory awareness sometimes associated with autism.
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When the French descended into regicide and then terror, the philosopher Edmund Burke shook his head and later wrote approvingly of his compatriots' aversion to "pure reason" and "abstract" principles.
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His aversion to the dirty tasks of politics culminated in the moment during the 2016 campaign when U.S. intelligence about Russian meddling on behalf of Trump reached the Oval Office.
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What matters, however, is not our quaking aversion to Antoine but his status in the eyes of the law, and that is for the judge to decide in due course.
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But, before we get into various scenarios, it is important to point out that American voters seem to have a serious aversion to electing a president from a third party.
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Joseph Coughlin, director of the M.I.T. AgeLab, said that for the study's participants, who ranged in age from 50 to 69, there was no reflexive aversion to technology-assisted driving.
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Millhone has trouble dealing with bureaucracy and "an aversion to cooking, a lack of interest in fashion, and an affinity for books," Grafton wrote in a brief biography of Millhone.
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No single person is telling Republicans they must enable Trump; lust for power and aversion to loss are motivating them, and in this case, these forces make a toxic brew.
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How pessimistic are you about meaningful police reform, given pro-police brutality comments by Donald Trump and a clear aversion to police accountability on part of Attorney General Jeff Sessions?
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In healthcare, the time and cost associated with releasing a product and failing is significant, which adds a healthy dose of risk aversion to the product life cycle and planning.
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The garrison mentality and the aversion to non-Christians are influenced, at least in part, by France, Quebec's colonial master until the British took control of the province in 1759.
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The analogy stands for pedophiles, Dr. Seto says: The greater a person's innate aversion to crossing boundaries and harming others, the less likely they are to manifest their sexual inclinations.
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He also seems to have an aversion to the Prince's best friend, Alexander (Dmitry Diachkov), a young man with whom Siegfried shares more chemistry than with any maiden or swan.
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Skeptics will note that China's profound cultural aversion to the prospect of political disunity and chaos may incline the mainland Chinese to approve a hard government line with Hong Kong.
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But there are general characteristics we associate with moderation, including prudence, the humility to recognize limits (including our own), the willingness to balance competing principles and an aversion to fanaticism.
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There's nothing distant or bashful about those digital sounds, but it's the analog playing that provides clarity and direction (even as Ms. Branch maintains her aversion to smooth, linear phrasing).
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He alludes to Gershwin's aversion to commitment and his loneliness, and explores his relationship with his older brother, the lyricist Ira Gershwin, a vital collaborator on many works (including "Porgy").
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A far bigger challenge would be getting Ms. Pelosi's bill through the Senate, where it could die a fast death given the Republican aversion to several of its main provisions.
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And while the rhetoric in the United States has turned distinctively against foreign trade, American politicians have not shown any aversion to it when it brings jobs to their districts.
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Actually packing would be easier, but I seem to have some psychological aversion to packing and only ever do it at the last minute, so that can wait till tomorrow.
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Mr. Trump — who has a toddler's aversion to the word "no" — berated a federal judge who temporarily blocked the order last week, calling him a "so-called" judge on Twitter.
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Whether you think it's unlucky or not, cross your fingers and check out these 13 fun facts about Friday the 133th and our collective aversion to the number 13. 1.
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Many shoppers overcame their aversion to store brands during the recession, said Yosi Heber, founder and president of Oxford Hill Partners and a former marketing executive at Kraft and Dannon.
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As insane as this scenario sounds, it's the tragic and absurd result for a man in Turkey who made the fatal error of underestimating his co-worker's aversion to lemons.
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But according to Burgess, there were some important extenuating circumstances that may have allowed a great white shark to wander inland despite this animal's normal aversion to low salinity environments.
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Y., said to address Trump's aversion to enriching insurers, Democrats had offered to delay the measure's impact for a month after enactment to let insurers lower premiums after payments were restored.
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David Axelrod, a former top adviser to President Obama who has worked in New York politics, said the Republican fixation with Mr. Schumer revealed the party base's intense aversion to compromise.
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Although it seems unlikely Buffett would own eBay or Alphabet given his usual aversion to tech stocks, he might be slowly warming up to the sector with his huge Apple stake.
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A popular view is that Mr Putin, whose aversion to Mrs Clinton is plain, is trying to lever Mr Trump into the White House, just as he supports isolationists in Europe.
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The CW takes whatever genres or franchises are popular at the moment, reduces them to their most melodramatic parts, and sprinkles in hot people with an aversion to shirts for spice.
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Fans might be surprised to see Kardashian sporting a revealing swimsuit considering she spoke about her aversion to two pieces in a June 2016 interview with the British TV show Lorraine.
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For all that promise, TBS will face the challenges of drawing new fans into the fold and enticing millennials to tune in despite their notorious aversion to television, let alone cable.
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Instead, Kaine is boring from an ideological perspective: He's a "party guy," to use Reince Preibus's term, a pragmatist with an ear for compromise and an aversion to rocking the boat.
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But it's also conceivable that they'll stick to their longstanding aversion to that idea and simply pocket the extra profits while continuing to pursue what they see as better growth opportunities.
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Outside of technology, she's still high on pet-food maker Blue Buffalo Pet Products (dogs haven't developed an aversion to biscuits since Blue Buffalo's July IPO) and credit-reporting firm TransUnion.
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"It is not our view to expect risk aversion to sustainably rise, even though nervousness is indeed high," Credit Agricole currency strategist Manuel Oliveri said in the Reuters Global Markets Forum.
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The Montreal treaty doesn't suffer from the same procedural issues as the Paris climate deal does, which increases the chances of it ultimately sticking despite the administration's aversion to climate issues.
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The depths of my aversion to this ideology was, I suppose, due in part to my being Roman Catholic, and in part to the stories in the news media about communism.
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He also reportedly believed certain aspects of life were worse than death and had a deep aversion to the feel of a metal door handle and food mixing on his plate.
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At the same time, Custer is reconnected to his ex-girlfriend Tulip (Ruth Negga), a violent criminal, and meets Cassidy (Joseph Gilgun), a debauched Irishman with an unusual aversion to sunlight.
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In addition, record-low borrowing costs are encouraging many Germans to overcome their traditional aversion to buying their own flats and houses, with some also regarding property as an attractive investment.
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Fixed-income investors can earn yields of nearly 10 percent, perhaps more, if they can overcome a 10-year aversion to mortgage-backed securities that were blamed for the financial crisis.
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Mr. Brown devotes a goodly number of diary entries to his professional shortcomings: his failure to specialize as a writer, his lifelong aversion to risk (why didn't he write a novel?).
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Paranoid Androids • William, our test subject for Westworld's morally deleterious effects on the guests, overcomes his aversion to violence by gunning down a wanted man and saving a damsel in distress.
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He took an intense interest in the calendar girls, pursuing some and rejecting others, Harth says, adding that he had an aversion to black contestants and made derogatory comments about them.
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That aversion to parole, together with tougher sentencing laws, has contributed to what is now an aging prisoner population, with New York housing more than 10,000 inmates age 50 or older.
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Trump's longstanding aversion to helping Puerto Rico comes down to allegations he's made, with no evidence, about the regional government mismanaging funds that it's already received to pay for previous debts.
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In preschool, developmental speech delays made it difficult for him to communicate with classmates, and later, he developed intense germophobia, an aversion to human contact and sensitivity to light and sounds.
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Snowden says documenting that prehistoric digital world and its disappearance was part of what drove him to write Permanent Record, overcoming his own aversion to sharing details of his personal life.
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The company has an aversion to pre-roll messages like the ones used by Google's YouTube and many other video platforms, which it says distract too much from the user experience.
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"While Obama and Trump may share an aversion to escalating the conflict, their instincts led in different directions," said Benjamin J. Rhodes, a former deputy national security adviser to Mr. Obama.
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He has a high tolerance for chaos, and a unique gift for creating it — and, despite his famous "You're fired!" tagline from the show "The Apprentice," an aversion to dismissing people.
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First is the long-standing liberal aversion to anyone anywhere making a profit; the second is that such ventures tend to be more efficient and consequently eager to cut labor costs.
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Trier, if you gave up watching the Knicks long before he arrived last year, will shoot from anywhere in the Garden ZIP code, and he cultivates an aversion to playing defense.
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He saw the aid freeze not as a political tool, but as an extension of Mr. Trump's general aversion to foreign aid and his belief that Ukraine is rife with corruption.
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The chances of a Republican-controlled Congress with close ties to oil and gas producers and an aversion to increasing taxes "working through the details" are not significantly different from zero.
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The Miami case also shows the SEC is losing some of its aversion to seeking financial penalties, said Kit Addleman, a former SEC lawyer now with Haynes and Boone in Dallas.
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His aversion to and awkwardness around intimacy — he's only ever said "I love you" twice to his parents, "and once at a Mariah Carey concert" — keep things from getting too sappy.
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Anyone who's from there is probably going to have an aversion to any kind of internet meme or catchphrase forever, probably, because it was such a huge part of the culture.
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In terms of descriptive categories, the researchers respondents demonstrated a high need for similarity to others and a general aversion to risk when it comes to questions of finance or ethics.
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Despite my aversion to life before noon, I did manage to find myself, a coffee gripped firmly in my hand, at my neighborhood Whole Foods on a Monday morning in early August.
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However, it is worth observing that this could only be considered a good deal in a world where developed countries have a strong aversion to receiving asylum seeker claims at their borders.
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Last month, Trader Joe's announced its commitment to sustainability, and while those signature brown paper bags were an early sign of its aversion to plastic, Aldi has also been similarly eco-conscious.
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Medicare-for-all has plenty of obstacles standing in its way — the price tag, tax hikes, American aversion to disruptive change — but none might be as intractable as the Senate's procedural rules.
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Those APRs range from 6.46 percent to a whopping 35.9 percent, which might concern someone with a severe aversion to debt, like this editor, but as a business is hard to beat.
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Saikawa on Tuesday blamed the earnings wipeout on "the negative legacy of our old leader" and publicly restated his long-held aversion to a tie-up of the kind proposed by Senard.
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As part of the deterioration of our relationship, I had developed a real aversion to sex of any kind, so I felt guilty about this and initially just went along with it.
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Bangladesh's reluctance to aggressively come to the defense of the bloggers is based both on an aversion to taking on a sensitive issue and a lack of sympathy for the troublemaking bloggers.
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"My aversion to electrification was based on pure cost issues," Marchionne told analysts recently, predicting that stubbornly high battery costs would combine with tightening combustion-engine regulation to choke off overall sales.
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The Republican Party has rewarded Mr. Trump handsomely for his aversion to even a nanosecond of scripted political contrivance, and he doesn't possess a fraction of Mr. Rubio's knowledge of foreign policy.
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The upside is that, in my aversion to The Punisher's gun-happy nature, I found myself drawn to some truly fascinating details that might have otherwise been lost beneath its barbaric skin.
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The announcement last week - a short statement released after market hours that surprised the company's top brass - reflects government concerns that public aversion to privatizations could disrupt the process, the people said.
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She also drew criticism from her peers in the Harlem Renaissance because of her aversion to politics, particularly from Richard Wright, author of "Native Son" and at the time a dedicated communist.
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" She adds that, "The inherent interactive features of an iPad are far more likely to engage both students who have an aversion to more traditional teaching methods, and those with attentional difficulties.
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However, they noticed that it wasn't growing as fast as it should (Lankage attributes it to most people's aversion to making videos of themselves), they looked for another idea, landing on Polly.
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After years of bounce, bounce, bouncing across Copenhagen's dance floors, I contracted a more or less chronic aversion to the Kellz, comparable to an arthritic wrist or an annoying brother-in-law.
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She sang with Chuck Mitchell early on, but they were "horribly unsuited" to each other as performers, and the aversion to sharing the stage with other singers was consistent throughout her career.
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He was not necessarily the President's first choice, lacks Washington experience, has an aversion to the media and has some misplaced priorities in how he has tried to reform the State Department.
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Words that sound similar — including hoist, foist and rejoiced — did not put off participants in the same way, suggesting that aversion to the word was not based on the way it sounds.
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"The strict adherence to institutional norms and aversion to rule-breaking is what differentiates it from the Color Revolutions," Simon Hollenbauer, a Eurasian expert at the Foreign Policy Research Institute, told me.
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There is a wall-size installation of fabrics, furniture and other objects squished together salon style, or what old-school art historians called horror vacui to describe an aversion to empty space.
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The House and Senate intelligence committees have a historical reputation for bipartisanship and an aversion to grandstanding and theatrics, though there are some exceptions in the current lineup of the House panel.
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But the indirect costs have also been substantial, including those we incur because our aversion to cash transfers has constrained us to acknowledge the interests of the poor in less efficient ways.
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Recently, the news has been full of stories about children who have been raped, even murdered, and at first I wrote off my aversion to "Cruel Beautiful World" as a timing issue.
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Ordinary Americans who have borne the brunt of mega-banks' aversion to small- and medium-sized business lending — not to mention of the bail outs — are the big beneficiaries of the act.
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"It goes without saying that this is a false claim from a presidential candidate with an aversion to truth and an unprecedented lack of knowledge," he said of the GOP presidential nominee.
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" Those thus positioned "exhibit a particular aversion to being in last place, such that a potential drop in rank creates the greatest disutility for those already near the bottom of the distribution.
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He has the audacity of a first-world dictator and an aversion to deodorant, and he's one of several vivid secondary characters who steal scenes from the sympathetic but less colorful leads.
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The aversion to Mr. Moore has only grown more pronounced with the outbreak of sexual misconduct allegations, including one that he molested a 14-year-old girl — allegations that Mr. Moore denies.
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Perhaps because of this natural intimacy of voice and its aversion to theatricality and exhibitionism (think Richard Strauss's "Elektra" or Gustav Mahler's "Symphony of a Thousand"), Debussy's importance is easy to overlook.
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But an underlying aversion to risk remained in the market as the United States surpassed China and now has the most coronavirus cases of any country, with 84,946 infections and 33,259 deaths.
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"As soon as my name appeared alongside Varble's on the internet, people started to contact me and to send me videotapes and manuscripts," he says, noting the artist's aversion to established museums.
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He can be leftist ideologue and pragmatist, populist and fiscal conservative; he shares a leftist aversion to the North American Free Trade Agreement but has pledged to continue the current government's negotiations.
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Aversion to tax increases causes skittish lawmakers to delay addressing the unavoidable challenges of Social Security, even though the required adjustments grow more wrenching every year that a feasible solution is delayed.
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"It is not our view to expect risk aversion to sustainably rise, even though nervousness is indeed high," Manuel Oliveri, currency strategist at Credit Agricole, said in the Reuters Global Markets Forum.
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A victory will no doubt hearten the ranks of the nativist populists who, despite their avowed aversion to international organizations, take pride in being in the vanguard of an international reactionary movement.
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The president's coarse language, belittling nicknames and aversion to humility help explain why his approval ratings over all in Utah have been below 50 percent for most of the last three years.
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"The indices are following international stock exchanges with a global aversion to risk and the search for so-called safe ports," said Ricardo Campos, chief executive and chief investment officer Reach Capital.
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The recent skirmishing gave Iran's savvy strategists an accurate read on Trump's aversion to further entanglements, and their calculation that a limited strike, with no fatalities, would avoid U.S. reprisals proved correct.
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"The textbook example of Wall Street's aversion to long-term thinking is really the stock of Comcast, the parent company of this network, down 6 percent today," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"The textbook example of Wall Street's aversion to long-term thinking is really the stock of Comcast, the parent company of this network, down 6 percent today," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Perhaps inevitably, these differences are reflected in the policies each party pushes: While Democrats are leaning into energy and enthusiasm to motivate voters, Republicans are betting on fear and aversion to change.
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Despite his personal aversion to both shutdowns and the use of a national emergency to fund a border wall, the majority leader has been loath to publicly confront the president on either issue.
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I have an aversion to karaoke after the band I used to play in was entirely upstaged at a gig by a karaoke machine, but, as pastimes go, it remains a huge market.
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Bogut, at 213 centimetres (7 feet) and 118 kilograms (260 pounds), is described as "calculating" when it comes to his dirty play, with no aversion to setting hard screens or giving hard fouls.
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Furthermore, the Sanders campaign is notable above all for its extreme aversion to negative campaigning, with Sanders going out of his way to give Clinton a pass on issues like her email scandal.
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Why we mourn the days the music dies Other parishioners offered more blunt pronouncements about Prince and an alleged aversion to surgery on his hips because of Jehovah's Witness beliefs about blood transfusions.
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Capital Economics said it expected "oil prices to fall this year as sluggish global growth weighs on oil demand, U.S. shale output grows strongly and investor aversion to risk assets like commodities increases".
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Back in August, I wrote a piece about pop culture's aversion to endings inspired by the release of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, and the issue has continued to plague major franchises.
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Despite his childhood aversion to the Washington establishment and the television business — he wrote a biography about his mother, and their once-rocky relationship, "On Her Trail" — he is now part of both.
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"Political quarrels outside the trade arena could jeopardise the success of the trade talks... This is causing risk aversion to rise again," said Esther Maria Reichelt, an FX strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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She brought up his handful of bankruptcies, allegations that he's stiffed workers, his pining for the housing crisis for his own benefit and his aversion to releasing his perpetually under-audit tax returns.
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Luckily, Target understands both our need for convenience and general aversion to accumulating credit-card debt, which is why the megastore is bringing us the coolest beauty subscription service — without the actual subscription.
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If you're prone to feeling confused and weird, trapped in a double bind of having a lot of emotions and an aversion to being earnest, Bringing The Backline is confirmation of that tension.
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There are so many vested interests and so much public aversion to rapid change, so many governments to be coordinated, so many economic and technology trends that must fall just the right way.
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And yet, particularly in the United States, an aversion to anything that resembles censorship has resulted in a sustained reluctance to reckon with the the implications of mass manipulation on our public discourse.
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Those countries relying routinely on plebiscites for policy decisions are few - as in Switzerland, where the results of referenda do confirm an aversion to immigration, even where that is posed as economically advantageous.
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The fruitless War on Drugs rages on, but now that the struggle has outgrown inner cities and reached rural and Middle America, sympathy, abundant resources, and an aversion to criminalization are en vogue.
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Incredibly, it's over 20 years since Theron made her big-screen debut but her career continues to go from strength to strength, despite Hollywood's aversion to female stars over the age of 40.
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Merkel, whose aversion to dogs has been widely documented — she was bitten by one when she was young — was said to show "apparent discomfort" when the black labrador was brought into the room.
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McPike covers Tillerson's aversion to media access, but uncritically for the most part, suggesting that secrecy is part of Trump's diplomatic strategy and that Tillerson is merely "uncomfortable" with being in the spotlight.
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Last year, addressing several hundred accountants and their clients in Nagano, Mr. Harada said that his bitter experiences and those of other aging veterans had contributed to Japan's aversion to war since 1945.
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He wanted Americans to face the legacy of slavery head on, and said the country's aversion to doing so led to countless modern-day problems, including tensions between the police and black Americans.
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While Berkshire holds a massive stake in the stock of Apple, Cramer said that Buffett's personal aversion to the iPhone could have been what stopped him from buying shares of Amazon or Alphabet.
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Slipping comfortably into the role of Paul, a lone rider crossing the Texas desert on his way to Mexico, Mr. Hawke uses his wide-open features to underscore the character's aversion to violence.
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Authoritarianism: Moscow and Caracas share an aversion to genuine democratic governance, ruling by sidelining opposition candidates, enriching their inner circles at the expense of the public good and running sham elections. Anti-U.
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Of course, the degrees of clown fear can vary, so it's also important to distinguish between people who just have an aversion to clowns versus those who have full-on coulrophobia, Antony says.
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The sanctions boosted aversion to Russian assets and prompted the finance ministry, which aims at raising around one trillion rubles in the whole of 2018, to cancel some of its weekly OFZ auctions.
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For years, I'd had a strong aversion to others' attempts to define what was wrong with Ruby, slot her into a designated spot that would be more easily understood than the girl herself.
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Jerry Brown's unique political worldview — his aversion to the cult of political personality, his desire to build community — meant to California, according to a historian who has written about the Brown family legacy.
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Mr Bishop, overcoming a reflexive Republican aversion to handouts, sponsored a bill signed into law in July in North Carolina's statehouse to funnel money for health care and poverty alleviation to the Lumbee.
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Experts say it's a symptom of both an aversion to expanding official government payrolls and an inflexible civil service system that pushes agencies to outsource, even when hiring people directly might be cheaper.
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Mr. Cuomo's heavy use of state aircraft stands in contrast to his aversion to riding the deteriorating subway system in New York, which he controls through his appointees at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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But some wilderness lovers have taken their aversion to the cacophony of the modern world a step further, traveling to some of the country's most remote areas in a quest for utter silence.
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I have read that this aversion to plumbing emotional depths has kept Australian playwrights from international success, because just at the moment the play gets serious, the writing pivots away to something else.
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But people have an "aversion to talking to strangers about important things," says FreeWill co-founder Patrick Schmitt, whose site streamlines the process of generating a will, healthcare directives, and powers of attorney.
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But Harvey has inundated a city perpetually looking to the future, a place built on boundless entrepreneurialism, the glories of air conditioning, a fierce aversion to regulation and a sense of limitless possibility.
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President Donald Trump's aversion to vegetables and love of junk food are well known, and a former White House physician has described his attempt to introduce more healthy eating into the president's diet.
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But they believe that their own authority — the inerrant Bible — is both supernatural and scientifically sound, and this conviction gives that natural human aversion to unwelcome facts a special power on the right.
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It's clear she has no aversion to generously daubing the bread — thick slices from an Italian loaf, though she prefers a white sourdough — with olive oil, for toast that browns and crisps beautifully.
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The 215,800 American troops deployed to Saudi Arabia on October 11th do not lay those worries to rest, though they do show that Mr Trump's aversion to foreign entanglements is untroubled by consistency.
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Stage fright, feeling "like a show off," and an aversion to the trappings of fame have limited the double Oscar and 10-time Grammy winner to singing just 100 public concerts since 1963.
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The siblings have their differences, but they share an unplaceable American accent, an aversion to regular shaving and a desire not to see the world destroyed by ice, fire, hail or heavy rain.
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"This deal promotes our values and supports a multilateral, rules-based system," European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker told reporters on Saturday, taking a swipe at U.S. President Donald Trump's aversion to multilateralism.
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Between the longstanding enmity on the prairie, a collective aversion to defense, and uniform schemes that combine to look like a desert after a military training exercise, this game is always required viewing.
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I am not a fan of classes that won't make me sweat — which might explain my aversion to yoga (pilates is the exception), though maybe I just haven't found the right type of yoga?
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And, as the eponymous brand of celebrity-favorite esthetician Kate Somerville has set out to prove with the new Cold Cream Moisturizing Cleanser + Makeup Remover, any lingering aversion to cold cream is entirely unwarranted.
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To be fair, it seemed all of conservative media reacted the same way, but Fox is, by far, the largest of those outlets making their aversion to the actual news all the more noticeable.
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This finding has unleashed a new theory: Modern day dogs have inherited both their aversion to pooping where they live as well as their likelihood to eat fresh poop from their ancient wolf ancestors.
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"We expect moms to be loving and caring and they often do take the lead when it comes to caring for their child, but this is an aversion to that natural instinct," he says.
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I can think of a few reasons but mostly what stopped me from speaking out was a visceral aversion to seeing myself as a victim or letting anyone else put me in that box.
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The two-year period immediately following 9/11 was an era in which the media was defined both by its jingoism and patriotism and also by its aversion to images of violence and destruction.
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Proposals such as this prove that, as Daniela Schwarzer of the German Council on Foreign Relations puts it, Germany can reconcile its temperamental aversion to risk with new measures that strengthen the euro zone.
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"The US public exhibits only limited aversion to nuclear weapons use and a shocking willingness to support the killing of enemy civilians," the paper concludes, noting that past research has backed this up too.
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I'm glad I had a positive experience watching this episode as a child, but it hurts to know that that joy came from a childhood of internalized aversion to my own background and culture.
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In the run-up to the European Parliament elections on May 23-26, Orban has called for the EPP to drop its aversion to the far right and forge an alliance after the vote.
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Clinton's support is driven heavily by aversion to a Trump candidacy: 51 percent of her supporters say their backing comes more from opposition to Mr. Trump than from a preference for the Democratic candidate.
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While it makes sense that incumbent Democrats would decry tactics that could result in their own defeat, it's time for Democratic voters to get over our aversion to primaries, particularly in safe blue districts.
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This aversion to normal politics gave Obama's story its cleanness and inspiration, while leaving the progress he achieved fragile and vulnerable to rougher practitioners with fewer qualms about the business they were all in.
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Growing up under a dictatorship'A very strong aversion to leaders who rule by formal authority'Little tolerance for rule by forceLeaving Togolong, impressive career in tech at a time when big changes were taking place.
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Despite having started his career painting the emerald landscapes of his native Holland, Mondrian famously developed an aversion to all things green; he once coated the leaves of an artificial tulip in white paint.
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"I don't want or like real death," he says This aversion to death probably corresponds to how many fetishers on boards like DeadSkirts believe they developed their kink watching old exploitation or slasher movies.
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Or, given their party's aversion to the sort of hardball tactics practiced by the GOP, they might decide to institute more nonpartisan redistricting processes of the sort already practiced in California and other states.
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" Presumably, the Americans who opposed the teaching of Arabic numerals (Republicans in greater proportion than Democrats) lacked the basic knowledge of what they are and also had some aversion to anything described as "Arabic.
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People who grew up online tend to have the same aversion to periods when they're writing informally, but their solution is generally to use a line break to convey their real-time thoughts instead.
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Instead, hospitals deferred to local health officials who, over a political aversion to sharing bad news, withheld information about cases from the national reporting system — keeping Beijing in the dark and delaying the response.
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And that by a president who had previously demonstrated strong aversion to American involvement in the Middle East, contempt for intelligence from the region and occasional reluctance to order the use of military force.
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Recruitment materials, studies have shown, work best when they focus on individual attainment rather than ideals of honor or patriotism, as ideology is rarely strong enough to overcome citizens&apos aversion to self-sacrifice.
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A prolific author familiar to readers on both sides of the Atlantic, Mr. Magee was best known in Britain as a television personality who challenged a popular aversion to programs showing only talking heads.
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The product was considered a breakthrough because it could be sucked or swabbed in the mouths of patients, including children and old people, who had an aversion to vaccinations or had difficulty swallowing pills.
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In many ways, viewers benefit from the Crawleys' aversion to modern trappings; no matter the year, you can count on the lords and ladies at Downton to remain as elegant and polished as ever.
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The country may well be saved from some of Trump's most draconian impulses by some of Trump's most pronounced flaws: his lack of seriousness, his aversion to tedium and his gnat-like attention span.
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The Chicago school of economics, named after the University of Chicago whose faculty, including economist Milton Friedman, were largely responsible for its intellectual underpinnings, preaches aggressively free market capitalism and an aversion to regulation.
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Once a father took his aversion to "Frozen" and, yes, let it go, he realized that beyond the branded backpacks and Anna and Elsa matching sock sets, the movie is an ingeniously crafted tale.
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"While Jamie did an amazing job turning Doorbot into Ring, I have a fundamental aversion to companies that require raising hundreds of millions of dollars to do less [than that] in revenues," he explains.
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O'Brien will inherit the national security adviser job from Bolton, whose hawkish positions on everything from Iran to North Korea to Venezuela clashed with Trump's style of interpersonal diplomacy and expressed aversion to intervention.
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More surprisingly, the French study showed that the globus pallidus and substantia nigra—parts of the brain usually triggered when you love something—were more active in those who had an aversion to cheese.
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It's the crux of Flannery O' Connor's "A Good Man Is Hard To find," a ghoulish morsel of a story about a bossy grandmother's aversion to the Sunshine State and the murderer it harbors.
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His longstanding aversion to helping Puerto Rico came down to allegations he's made, with no evidence, about the regional government mismanaging funds — and it played a major role in delaying agreement on the package.
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Since the crisis, foreign exchange held by Turkish local individuals has edged higher and hit a record in the week to March 15, data from the central bank showed, signalling aversion to the local currency.
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European investors have had a strong aversion to large dividend recapitalisation deals since Phones 4U went bust in September 2014, just one year after raising an aggressive PIK deal to hand cash to its owners.
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But more broadly, German users of Twitter showed a greater aversion to "junk" news than their counterparts in the United States before the November presidential election or in Britain before its general election in June.
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In last night's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, the reality star took a salsa dancing class in Cuba, which kicked off a conversation with her family about her aversion to busting a move.
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