It's really easy in these environments to be discouraged, to doubt the idea, to doubt yourself, to be discouraged and to leave.
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Still, HBO doesn't seem to be discouraged by the reaction.
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But if you have a brilliant idea, don't be discouraged.
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Parents shouldn't be discouraged by those early starts and stops.
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Don't be discouraged if you hear "no" at the outset.
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And don't be discouraged if you don't achieve your goal overnight.
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Until we start creating serious judicial consequences, they won't be discouraged.
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This, despite the fact that there's much to be discouraged about.
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Leveraged loans are a good example of what should be discouraged.
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And López Obrador could be discouraged after calculating the political risk.
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Hill said Planned Parenthood will not be discouraged by the fire.
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Withdrawal should be discouraged during pregnancy if opioid-assisted therapy is available.
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They may also be discouraged from allocating workers more than 40 hours.
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The ads urge men not to be discouraged if she ignores them.
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But I can't be discouraged by that, so I'm up for challenges.
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Consideration should be given to an age after which swaddling should be discouraged.
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Austan, tell us why we should be discouraged by a good GDP number?
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Don't be discouraged if you haven't reached your financial goals at this point.
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Rather than be discouraged by the starting number, she got ready to negotiate.
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He could not be discouraged and continued doing so throughout the entire rotation.
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People who always eat breakfast shouldn't be discouraged from doing so, she said.
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I think sometimes it's easy to be discouraged about your own creative voice.
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Foreign students may be discouraged to enroll in American universities amid the uncertainty.
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"I think loose talk about treason is strongly to be discouraged," Fidell continued.
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But don't be discouraged, because the two have interacted on Twitter several times before.
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It's easy to be discouraged by all that's happened with this new front office.
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"We cannot be discouraged by that — the mitigation is working and it will work."
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Whatever your financial goal is, don't be discouraged if you don't achieve it overnight.
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Therefore, legitimate complaints would be discouraged because of a tiny number of bad actors.
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And people seeking help might be discouraged if they can't find a culturally-sensitive provider.
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At first, this was the scourge of corporate security, to be discouraged at all costs.
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Hartley said it was important for female athletes not to be discouraged from starting families.
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Growth can be discouraged via state government action, making it more costly to insure property.
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FR: I would say it's easier said than done, but really try not to be discouraged.
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And perhaps most importantly, smaller platforms and individuals will be discouraged from sharing and quoting information.
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Deseda said people should be discouraged from walking barefoot, drinking or swimming in potentially contaminated waters.
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"Humid towels and multipurpose usage of towels should be discouraged," Biranjia-Hurdoyal said in a statement.
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No one knew better than King of disappointment, yet he remained determined not to be discouraged.
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But the available evidence persuades many supporters of legalisation that cannabis consumption should still be discouraged.
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It's a waste of money and time, and they might be discouraged from doing something else.
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"You try not to be discouraged because you obviously want to play," Flores said in Spanish.
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"The fact that it's not working, I wouldn't be discouraged at all right now," Carville said.
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Clinton: "Don't be discouraged, never give up," one woman says she told her at the grocer.
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So don't be discouraged by the Mini name if the bulldog design is up your alley.
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In fact, you used to be discouraged from holding onto a phone for longer than two years.
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Without basic protections like this in place, other survivors may be discouraged from coming forward at all.
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Do not be discouraged by those who use your lawful actions as cover for their heinous violence.
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And 56 percent say coal use in America should be discouraged because of its negative environmental impacts.
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However, environmental protections that deviate from their goals and encroach on freedoms must be discouraged and stopped.
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Uncertainty over future trade arrangements has already reduced confidence in sterling and investment could well be discouraged.
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De Blasio told Heatherwick not to be discouraged if New Yorkers shared blunt opinions of his design.
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I think most Americans agree that legal immigration should be encouraged while illegal immigration should be discouraged.
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Wild strawberries can't be encouraged, nor can they be discouraged: They come to you unbidden and unearned.
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And if you can't afford your partner's "dream ring" right now, Lee says you shouldn't be discouraged.
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"Further clarification and discussion following the Council's conclusions is, in fact, possible," May said, refusing to be discouraged.
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Don't be discouraged if you don't see a posting on the job board that fits your targeted role.
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Don't be discouraged — successful detangling is simply a matter of finding the right product for your unique tangles.
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Don't be discouraged if you're on a tight budget — saving something is better than saving nothing at all.
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Hallett and other higher-minimum activists also claim that tipping should be discouraged because it causes sexual harassment.
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Critics say doctors would be discouraged from doing prenatal testing, particularly if that carried the risk of miscarriage.
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You can be discouraged by failure or you can learn from it, so go ahead and make mistakes.
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At the very least, these U.S. exports should be discouraged when there is a critical need at home.
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DELAWARE: Delaware was ranked last for romance and fun, but singles shouldn't be discouraged: There's plenty to do.
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Conversely, people who learn that they earn more than their co-workers will be discouraged by that news.
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If the existing conglomerates can't be broken up, future big mergers and private practice acquisitions could be discouraged.
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" Vox's Anna North expressed concerns that women could now be discouraged "from seeking careers in the public eye.
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Merchandise filters in and out daily; so don't be discouraged if your first visit isn't the stuff of dreams.
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And a baseball league for youths told parents that players would be discouraged from giving high-fives and handshakes.
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Faced with the threat of unreasonable remedies, entrepreneurs may be discouraged from launching competing companies in the first place.
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Regardless, the second argument for a response is that Russia needs to be discouraged from tampering with U.S. voting systems.
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So don't be discouraged by anyone, as long as you're confident in yourself and just keep doing what you're doing.
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In his speech, he told graduating students not to be discouraged by failure, as it's what will shape their paths.
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When women get bad deals at hospitals, they could be discouraged from undergoing facility-based delivery during their subsequent pregnancies.
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The left really does think certain kinds of speech should be discouraged in service of creating a more inclusive country.
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Patients may be discouraged from going to a provider outside a given network, either by their insurer or their doctor.
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It is easy to look at the throngs who support and exalt this man and be discouraged, but don't be.
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It will become even harder for EU companies to compete with the dominant US platforms, and innovation will be discouraged.
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I hope they won't be discouraged and will try another launch, because demand for launches of minisatellites is growing worldwide.
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"As such, during outbreaks of yellow fever, for example, travel of pregnant women should be discouraged," the study team writes.
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"If further use of chemical weapons can be discouraged, I think that's worthwhile," Mr. Schiff said in a telephone interview.
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That we are an unstoppable force that will not be discouraged from creating in the face of disturbing physical threats.
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Fans still trying to get a whiff of Kim shouldn't be discouraged though ... her signature scent crystal gardenia is still available.
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Overall, don't be discouraged from giving just because Giving Tuesday hits at a time of year when money is especially tight.
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Also: Sunday is the start of Daylight Saving Time in the US, a stupid practice Liz feels ought to be discouraged.
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In response to peppy posts from Redditors who urged supporters not to be discouraged, many seemed dismayed about their candidate's path.
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The salmon run really ramps up in early July — so don't be discouraged if the cams aren't yet teeming with bears.
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And I'm very pleased, so I don't want anybody to be discouraged, I don't want anybody to think, I can't do that.
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To minimize these penalties, hospitalized patients at high risk of falling may be discouraged from getting up and moving around without assistance.
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Buy-to-let investors can be discouraged—indeed, Britain has hit them with much higher taxes in the past couple of years.
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Though are considered solidly red, voters there should not be discouraged by his deficit in the polls nationally and in swing states.
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An exciting new opportunity is on the way—just don't be discouraged if things move a little slower than you would like.
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"Human life is sacred and inviolable and the use of prenatal diagnosis for selective purposes should be discouraged with strength," Francis said.
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" Arnold was a soldier after Washington's "own heart, a tenacious fighter who refused to be discouraged by even the most unfavorable circumstances.
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South Africa's parliament home affairs committee chair Bongani Bongo said while immigrants contribute to the country's growth, illegal immigration should be discouraged.
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But their use would still be discouraged — a key distinction that may be enough to suppress a rise in use, abuse, and overdoses.
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That meant that transgender students might be discouraged from applying, or might attend but feel forced to keep their gender identity a secret.
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Don't be discouraged by the fact that someone else is already using it; they are just modeling how the item is best enjoyed.
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In this time of political discord and demagoguery, it is easy to be discouraged, to think that there is nothing we can do.
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Young people starting on their career path shouldn't necessarily be discouraged by machine learning, or abandon career aspirations because of it, Norvig said.
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It is easy to see the media fail miserably to counter Trump and his surrogates' Gish-gallop and be discouraged, but don't be.
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Don't be discouraged, but we're very selective about what we publish, which means we turn down the overwhelming majority of submissions and queries.
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But if I know anything about the people I've met over the last couple of years, they're not the type to be discouraged.
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Although merit scholarships can help students out quite a bit, some might be discouraged from even considering college simply based on its affordability.
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In addition, teams will be discouraged from resting multiple players in the same game or from resting any healthy players on the road.
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A president should not be discouraged from pursuing American interests just because doing so might help the president or harm the president's opposition.
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Whatever your goal is, don't be discouraged if you don't make immediate progress, or if the effort takes you out of your comfort zone.
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But Mr. Unz says that even with potential aid, prospective low-income applicants may be discouraged by the published tuition of $220,2000 a year.
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With plenty of cheap workers around after a recession, firms might be discouraged from investing in technology to boost productivity and reduce labour costs.
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It recommended that Swedes should be discouraged from seeking it abroad, by publicising the legal complications that might stop them bringing their children home.
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I think Republican women might be discouraged by what they're seeing within their own party, trying to figure out how to navigate through that.
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"I hope that readers of 'Darkness Visible' — past, present and future — will not be discouraged by the manner of my dying," his message began.
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The campaigns for Moulton, Bennet, and Bullock have all told the Washington Post that they will not be discouraged by not qualifying for debates.
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Republican women had particular reason to be discouraged: Just one was elected to a freshman House class that has 35 Democratic women, a record.
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First, he did not include those who might be discouraged and not seeking another job, thus lowering the unemployment count in the second quarter.
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America's embrace of Israel has been so total that the term "occupied territories" tends to be discouraged in official references to the West Bank.
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The prosecutors have enlisted the National Organization for Women, which has warned that sexual assault victims could be discouraged from going to the police.
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Some business relationships can take months to convert to paying clients, so don't be discouraged if you don't get a deal right away, she wrote.
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" For individuals contemplating starting businesses or trying to make their business grow, Fertitta said they should not be discouraged by the current economic climate. "No.
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If you venture outside to take in this astronomical anomaly, do not be discouraged by the fact that you cannot actually see the black moon.
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Bosnia should not be discouraged by the British vote and must press on with EU integration, said Denis Zvizdic, chairman of Bosnia's council of ministers.
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Don't expect President Donald Trump to be discouraged even though Democrats won control of the House in Tuesday's midterm election, said BET founder Robert Johnson.
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The Wells Fargo fraud "is very serious," Gruenberg said, but customers should not be discouraged from relying on federally insured banks to hold their savings.
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There are other "smart" and Bluetooth-powered locks out there, so don't be discouraged if what August's got here isn't exactly what you're looking for.
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I remind myself that even though I may be discouraged, if I can just turn the corner, the next big thing is on the horizon.
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And customers will still be discouraged from switching to rivals because they will not be allowed to take their account numbers with them, she said.
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"If you're having trouble with getting to where you need to get to … you've got to just stay on it, don't be discouraged," says Gray.
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It was third time lucky after Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son first floated the idea of a merger only to be discouraged by the Obama administration.
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Immigrants and their descendants comprise almost all MS-13 victims, and might be discouraged from offering tips to police amid such historic hostility in Washington.
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But they share the Trump administration's concerns about Iran's activities in Syria, Yemen and elsewhere in the Middle East, which they said should be discouraged.
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Johnson recognized folks can be discouraged if feel they've missed the opportunity of a college degree, and that there are limitations as people get older.
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Some people may be discouraged by oft-cited guidelines, like saving 10 or 15 percent of your paycheck, so they don't even try, he said.
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British Pathé footage of Perry winning Wimbledon in 1934 Though he soon faced foes both on and off the court, he refused to be discouraged.
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"Women with depression or anxiety that requires medication should not be discouraged from breastfeeding, as the benefits of breastfeeding typically outweigh the risks," Dr. Higgins says.
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Why it matters: Startup founders used to be discouraged from taking any equity out of their still-private companies, under a theory that it misaligned interests.
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And because the USMCA must be re-authorised at least every 16 years, firms may well be discouraged from big investments in cross-border supply chains.
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Weak consumption would hamper the BOJ's attempts to boost inflation as companies would be discouraged from raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive shoppers.
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But she was looking ahead to South Carolina and the states beyond, telling her donors in an email that she wouldn't be discouraged by the results.
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Institutional investors with long-term liability streams, such as pension funds and insurance companies, should not be discouraged from matching these liabilities with long-term assets.
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Most people will agree that people who want to work harder and at unpleasant jobs to earn more income should not be discouraged from doing so.
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School safety agents will be discouraged — but not explicitly banned — from arresting students or giving summonses for minor offenses like marijuana possession, graffiti or disorderly conduct.
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They say that Education Department staff members would be discouraged from opening cases and that investigations could be weakened because efficiency would take priority over thoroughness.
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Instead, they focused on the breach of espionage etiquette, and on the possibility that American allies might be discouraged from sharing intelligence with the United States.
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Jennings refused to be discouraged, however, and a year later a pioneer film maker, John Carbutt, produced a superior emulsion and supplied the experimenter with a boxful.
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So don't be discouraged if you don't find the perfect job immediately, and don't be afraid to try many different things to find what works for you.
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Prospective low-wage workers in Seattle and throughout Washington state may be discouraged from entering the workforce at all as a result of these barriers to employment.
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In many ways, the NHSC makes practicing family medicine viable for talented physicians who might otherwise be discouraged by burdensome debt – all while increasing access to care.
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That's fine, but the idea of capping a return as a mechanism to capture run-away value creation seems really off to me and should be discouraged.
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It was a motivational sendoff for Likeminds, encouraging our community—and eventually, a wider one—not to be discouraged, to work hard, and to make a difference.
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At the schools I visited, I asked students about that, and they seemed to be discouraged by [consent lessons] being put forth as a model for change.
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Words and expressions that are rare, discriminatory or hurtful, or could "contain content that damages the image of China or other countries" will be discouraged or banned.
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According to one study, 45% of law students said they would be discouraged from seeking mental health treatment out of concern it would negatively affect bar admission.
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Rose also aspires to be an ambassador for Muay Thai around the world, and urges transgender boxers in rural areas not to be discouraged by early setbacks.
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For example, he should have given a more direct answer to the question about whether chants of "locking him up" (referring to Donald Trump) should be discouraged.
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Initiation of vaping by teenagers should be discouraged, but policy makers should also realize that the risks of vaping pale in comparison to the risks of smoking.
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But students may be discouraged from seeking help if they feel their lives will get derailed and they'll be forced to leave school when they don't want to.
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Bank executives would be discouraged from engaging in wrongdoing and would be more likely to self-report significant violations because the probability of detection would have substantially increased.
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"Elderly patients and their physicians should not be discouraged or timid to try available and recommended treatment options, including combined chemotherapy and radiation therapy," Johnson said by email.
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Don't be discouraged — sometimes a brief acknowledgement of the issue can help the person realize what may be an unconscious bias and turn it into a teachable moment.
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Rising bond yields in Italy could eventually hurt the economy as banks could be discouraged from lending, European Central Bank supervisor Daniele Nouy told a newspaper on Saturday.
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Bonuses should be "discouraged" and reserved only for "carefully specified and extraordinary performance", according to the report, which was commissioned by Labour's economic team and written by friendly academics.
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But the bottom line, he says, is that no one should be discouraged or scared away from exercise and healthy habits when they hear about an incident like this.
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Hopefully spammy behavior will be discouraged by people just ignoring users who abuse Memories sharing, and it will always be obvious the content is old thanks to the border.
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But they got elected in races that nobody would have expected, so in that way, so far, there isn't a reason to be discouraged from engaging in the process.
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Demanding that banks avoid the fossil fuel industry altogether is unrealistic, for now, but they could be discouraged from investing—directly or indirectly—in high-emitting, potentially dangerous projects.
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The new paradigm seeks to stop and even reverse globalization — investment overseas will not be encouraged through trade agreement provisions and will be discouraged via jawboning and other means.
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Martin Kurzweil, a program director at Ithaka S + R, an education research organization, worries that students whose performance is setting off alarms could be discouraged from following their passion.
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The proposal includes a new "corporate crime" team at the U.S. Department of Justice that would be discouraged from using non-prosecution agreements, which impose fines without criminal charges.
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It's definitely a clever little project and could be interesting at a theme park or in an environment where a massive bipedal robot falling over on someone might be discouraged.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Rising bond yields in Italy could eventually hurt the economy as banks could be discouraged from lending, European Central Bank supervisor Daniele Nouy told a newspaper on Saturday.
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Holding the use of Obamacare or CHIP against prospective immigrants means that they will be discouraged from using these programs, which could endanger the health of non-immigrants as well.
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It is easy to look at Republicans like Paul Ryan abandoning their principles and selling their souls to fall in line behind this man and be discouraged, but don't be.
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As an advocate for immigrant business owners, he advises entrepreneurs in other countries looking to make it big in the US to not be discouraged by the current political climate.
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In time, you might come to rely solely on the written instructions, but don't be discouraged if you find yourself referencing the video for help—especially when you're starting out.
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That means teachers who are more openly critical as well as union-oriented ones will become easy targets for punishment, while their quieter colleagues will be discouraged from speaking out.
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Rather than be discouraged that we've been doomed to repeat a corrupt part of our history, I'm encouraged that history leaves us a blueprint for how to get out of it.
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By contrast when the first version was issued in January, only to be struck down by a successful legal challenge, its designation as a "Muslim ban" seemed not to be discouraged.
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According to the FIG Women's Technical Committee, that dismount is so difficult that athletes should, in short, be discouraged by the FIG from doing it by lowering its potential scoring value.
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Beijing must be discouraged from relying on the West's past moral restraint, and the Chinese people must be aroused to protest the shame China's Communist Party has brought in their name.
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They could also be discouraged by the airline's struggle to show a meaningful recovery after job cuts, fleet changes and route adjustments undertaken as part of a five-year turnaround plan.
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Savers who are young or who have low account balances might not be discouraged enough from taking the money out because they have already paid taxes on those balances, VanDerhei said.
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The process for investigating misconduct is so unpredictable, some critics say, that victims of harassment or abuse don't know whether they will be discouraged, taken seriously or penalized for coming forward.
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They point out that libraries should not be seen or used as child-minding services, and that feral children should be discouraged from raising themselves in the shelves and the stacks.
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To the Editor: Marc K. Siegel chastises his patient who in his view overuses the health care system and suggests that such behavior should be discouraged by increased payments for treatment.
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"Our data suggests that animal-based low carbohydrate diets, which are prevalent in North America and Europe, might be associated with shorter overall life span and should be discouraged," Seidelmann said.
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By catering to underrepresented subsets of kids, especially those who may be discouraged from exploring their interests, they're reaching out to one of the niche markets that most needs its own content.
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Women may still be in short supply on every single one of Billboard's country charts, but one of the genre's newest stars, Carly Pearce, refuses to be discouraged by the boys club.
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"PHE recommends that excessive use of mobile phones by children should be discouraged and mobile phone Specific Energy Absorption Rates values should be clearly marked in the phone sales literature," he continued.
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Though some might be discouraged by the apparent anti-trans sentiments coming from lawmakers across the country, Sias sees an opportunity to enact real change, even if at just a local level.
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"Our findings confirm that pregnancy after breast cancer should not be discouraged, even for ER-positive cancer," said Dr. Matteo Lambertini of the Institut Jules Bordet in Brussels, who led the study.
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A fighter who goes by the name of Yehya and says he is an Islamic State member, claimed after being reached by WhatsApp in Syria not to be discouraged by the setbacks.
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As Billie Eilish sang "Yesterday," a photo of Bryant holding his Oscar with a quote that read, "Life is too short to get bogged down and be discouraged," flashed across the screen.
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"In the future, people will be discouraged from forcing women in their families to stay in huts during their periods," said Sharmila Karki, founder of charity Jagaran Nepal that works against chhaupadi.
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"If I were to start at $1,500 or higher, people would be discouraged and say, "Oh, well, she has a really high bid in the book, I'm not even going to touch it.
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Adopting another familiar Democratic idea, Bloomberg proposes a new "corporate crime" team at the U.S. Department of Justice that would be discouraged from using non-prosecution agreements, which impose fines without criminal charges.
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Employers who value behavior change, for example, might be pleased that employees in the program became more attentive to diet and exercise, but others who care more about health care savings may be discouraged.
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The ethical standard by which global health programs to low-resource countries should be judged is net benefit to the host site, and "colonial" programs that do not meet that standard should be discouraged.
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Several people said it was a real possibility that women, in particular those new to the industry, could be discouraged from attending conferences or continuing to work in their industry because of bad experiences.
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Drawing down the moon takes a lot of experience and concentration, so don't be discouraged if you don't get everything right the first few times you try: You might not feel any kind of energetic shift.
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Goldman analysts said they remained "cyclically bullish within a structurally bearish framework," noting that global inventories were drawing, demand is high, OPEC could still make deeper cuts and U.S. producers could be discouraged by rising costs.
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Factory farms should be discouraged instead of being enabled by our government, but in the meantime, each of us can do something to make a difference by boycotting factory farms and eating plants instead of animals.
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Fans will also be discouraged to write on the wall with a sign that Campanaro is planning to hang, which will inform them that their actions are illegal and that they are being watched under video surveillance.
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It's easy to think of reasons why the authorities in any Western country would view the public burning of Islam's holy text as something against the public interest, an act to be discouraged in any possible way.
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If the mood in Beijing sours towards Britain, they fear they might be discouraged from continuing their buying spree of British assets, which has been boosted by the post-referendum fall in the value of the pound.
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But Gillum's message to voters hints at sharper anxieties shared by Democrats around the country: that voters will be discouraged by the unfolding events in Florida and Georgia, and turnout numbers, up this year, will drop again.
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Dr. Atkins acknowledged that some minority students may be discouraged from taking higher-level courses that could qualify them for better colleges and said that the district will remind parents to bring these rebuffs to her attention.
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The bottom line to remember is that (like other aspects of sex) female ejaculation isn't just a matter of pushing a button and waiting for the floodgates to open — so don't be discouraged if you come up dry.
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"I would be purely speculating on whether [New Mexico] attorneys will be discouraged by [New Mexico's] recent Ethics Advisory Opinion on the subject and would not presume to know how individual attorneys would approach such representation," he said.
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MONACO (Reuters) - Doping concerns have "challenged", if not "tarnished", cycling, British great Chris Hoy said on Tuesday, but he is confident a new generation, possibly including his own son, will not be discouraged from taking to the saddle.
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The idea is to incentivize people to maintain coverage so they don't face that situation, though some experts worry that healthy people would be discouraged from signing up by the 30 percent surcharge, increasing instability in the market.
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If that bill were to be enacted, a woman hoping to have an abortion in Missouri would have to travel to the state's lone abortion clinic for state-mandated counseling — during which she would be discouraged from terminating.
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So, making sure they have access to testing and treatment – and they should be confident that care is covered," said Dr. Steve Miller, Cigna chief clinical officer, adding "no one should be discouraged from seeking care right now.
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One hypothesis is that attitudes to homosexuality have become more relaxed even as condom use in this largely Catholic country continues to be discouraged: those who sit in the cubicles, often fearful and alone, are almost always young men.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines said on Thursday its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC) could be "the beginning of the end" for the institution, as more countries would follow suit and non-members would be discouraged from joining.
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You with the sad eyes / Don't be discouraged…/You can lose sight of it all… Sometimes you've just gotta do what you want — and if that means getting voted off for wearing your jewels on your face, then whatever!
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" The report also argued academic institutions that accept donations from "shariah-adherent individuals or governments" should be "discouraged" from promoting things like "interfaith dialogue" or "Muslim-Christian understanding," because that effort "amounts to promoting shariah or civilization jihadist agendas.
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"I have to imagine that a lot of aspiring writers reading this article who know they might fit into a 'hard to look at' category would be discouraged from ever pitching an agent or editor," Mallory Ortberg wrote at the Toast.
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But what we don't know for sure is whether the decrease in drug development would mean fewer innovative breakthrough treatments or if drug makers would instead be discouraged from bringing treatments with marginal efficacy over existing drugs to the market.
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Around the same time, a young father weighing his two-and-a-half-year-old toddler on a smart scale was told by the accompanying app not to be discouraged by the weight gain—he could still shed those pounds!
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"Nonincumbent candidates may be discouraged from running — especially working mothers like Representative Tlaib, who could otherwise avail themselves of the F.E.C.'s emerging allowances for salaries and child care but must fear unfounded charges of personal use," the lawyers said.
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Carbon tax theory holds that human activity (like using the affordable energy from coal, oil, and natural gas) can be discouraged and comfortable habits (like driving our cars and machine-drying our clothes) can be broken through government price augmentation.
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In one corner, a neat pile of clothing is topped with an upside-down bowler hat rigged with an illusory tunnel of mirrored lights so compelling that a gallery visitor had to be discouraged from trying to pick it up.
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China could still strike a deal that would allow SoftBank to invest alongside it, these sources say, though SoftBank is said to be discouraged by the political and regulatory risks that would come with accepting Chinese investors into their fund.
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It's also nearly impossible for many: Research suggests women of color in particular might be discouraged from running by the massive cost (and amount of time one need spend fundraising) on the one hand and the prospect of facing discrimination on the other.
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Art, who's been the personal chef of both Oprah and former Florida governor Jeb Bush, tells us his community should NOT be discouraged by the Supreme Court's decision to side with the Colorado baker who refused to make a gay couple's wedding cake.
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"Our data suggests that animal-based low carbohydrate diets, which are prevalent in North America and Europe, might be associated with shorter overall life span and should be discouraged," lead author Sara Seidelmann, fellow at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, said in a statement.
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On top of this comes the surfacing of a newly-invigorated white supremacy movement, which is also a male supremacy movement that claims the "only real duty" of a white woman is to reproduce, while black and Hispanic women should be discouraged from doing so.
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I'm an avowed supporter of open borders under normal conditions, but I also believe that free movement of people both inside and outside national borders is, at this specific moment in time, a challenge for public health and should therefore be discouraged and curtailed.
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The idea behind the privilege is that the full and frank exchange between the president and his advisers would be discouraged if those communications were left unprotected; in other words, the public supposedly benefits from records and communications that the president keeps secret ... from the public.
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"Those who were expecting an imminent extension of the passport to the three countries already assessed positively by ESMA will be discouraged by the implication that, even for these countries, there is more work to be done," said Edward Smith, a partner at Linklaters law firm.
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" She now worries that sex workers will now be discouraged from reporting crimes to police or calling for medical assistance, for fear of being tried for prostitution-related crimes: "In areas where unjust prosecutions have been brought, attacks on sex workers go up, and prosecutions go down.
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Google's Smart Reply system, which uses two neural networks to suggest answers to e-mails, went from being a deep-learning research project to a live product in just four months (though initially it had to be discouraged from suggesting the reply "I love you" to nearly every message).
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Obviously Sadiq Khan has said all along that he doesn&apost think that the president should essentially even be allowed to visit the United Kingdom, he thought that to be discouraged and now he is allowing this blimp to fly over the city during the visit, what do you think?
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"While today's news for some of our team may be puzzling, at best, and concerning, at worst, here's what we know for sure: We will not be discouraged or dissuaded from our full court press in Washington, D.C., to stand up to companies that are illegally subsidized by their governments," Parker wrote.
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If the rate of these tragic accidents comes to significantly outweigh the risk of something terrible happening from just being out in the world, which does not appear to be the case at the moment, we should take a serious look at each Ironman activity and discuss if it should be discouraged or curtailed.
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If we credit, for the sake of argument, his critics' favorite but untested hypothesis that his bubble will burst now because it was inflated by the perception of his invincibility, then his own supporters will be discouraged by his second-place finish, and defect to other candidates, or drop out of the electorate altogether.
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But while national security officials do, in fact, sometimes meddle in partisan politics — it appears that the threat of FBI leaks was an important part of the calculus leading to James Comey's infamous letter to Congress about Anthony Weiner's laptop — this is bad behavior that should be discouraged, not extended to a broader set of agencies or publicly valorized by influential former senior officials.
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" In December 2014, Jahan penned an op-ed in response to Deadmau5's tweet, writing, "It's almost as if being the female in the group, it's assumed that you are purely there as a puppet and completely void of any musical abilities, creativity, or vision... I am asking for everyone to think about girls who are looking at this public reaction who might now be discouraged to pursue an authentic place in a male-dominated industry.
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Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) called on survivors of sexual assault to not be discouraged Friday as it appeared Republicans had the necessary votes to confirm Brett Kavanaugh, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's Supreme Court nominee who has been accused of sexual misconduct by three women.
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