The end of 2016 brought about a lot of emotions.
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Lawyers say they brought about two dozen children with them.
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Change is rarely brought about by "bureaucratic exhortation", he notes.
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More prosaically, crowding brought about by domestication can promote disease.
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This event also brought about another surprise for scientists: Rain.
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We're told Kanye brought about 100 choir and band members.
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Other researchers have highlighted additional dysfunctionalities brought about by ETFs.
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The changes the center has brought about are immediately apparent.
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The mystery brought about something of a panic in America.
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I don't have any idea how this is brought about.
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Even higher midterm approval ratings have brought about massive losses.
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"I have brought about reform in this camp," he said.
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This fresh look has brought about positive changes at the school.
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But I know she&aposs brought about a lot of things.
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But Facebook's recent Trump-tied scandals have brought about some change.
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But was the way this change was brought about truly necessary?
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Is this a telepathy brought about by decades of marital bliss?
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But diversity can't be brought about through initiatives and pledges alone.
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His approach would have brought about what others dared not attempt.
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Do you think that could realistically be brought about right now?
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"We have brought about a comprehensive change of culture," he said.
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Additionally, disabilities can be brought about by an accident or injury.
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Wallach thinks the sadness this brought about explains her endless wanderlust.
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That policy brought about a rare détente on the divided peninsula.
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Thanksgiving and Christmas brought about the meeting of each other's families.
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Western pressure brought about its collapse in less than a year.
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Totalitarian tactics of oppression brought about much of the world's unrest.
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Among other things, his campaign brought about a spike in unemployment.
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The 1960s brought about the biggest changes yet for the retailer.
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Meyhofer brought about a radical new approach to thinking about autonomy.
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The first was brought about by the leak of a Sanders
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The fragmentation brought about by farming creates isolated patches of forest.
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It's possible that humans spread diseases that brought about their extinction.
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And it's clear that women in medicine have brought about change.
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Solutions brought about by legaltech can help control costs and slash spending.
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The scale and impact brought about by technology are confusing and troubling.
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And then you've got the random annoyances brought about by licensing deals.
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Workplace equality is not usually best brought about by the free market.
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Sexual selection offers one model for how it can be brought about.
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Losing re-election in 1980 brought about a 36-year winning streak.
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The changes also brought about an end to certain products Wana created.
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Quite often, a strong dollar is brought about by global economic weakness.
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Has the introduction of this framework brought about a more just society?
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It brought about 50 replies from residents interested in setting up shoots.
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Now, rather than a meteor impact, extinction is brought about by humans.
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In subsequent years, 1968 brought about more than its share of recriminations.
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However, airline requirements and security issues have brought about limitations for airlines.
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Republicans appear to have brought about actual election fraud in North Carolina.
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You don't trust the banks, they brought about the world's economic crisis.
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That's produced fewer workers, reduced consumer demand and brought about declining prices.
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But these facts have brought about little positive change from sanctuary jurisdictions.
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I'm disappointed in the way the deal was brought about behind closed doors.
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But it seems it wasn't just the rain that brought about high waters.
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Others suggest that Trump's own actions have brought about this state of affairs.
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What do you think the main change the Dear Colleague letter brought about?
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Some researchers argue these changes were brought about by the invention of cooking.
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But all the platforms claim they have brought about committed relationships and marriages.
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This is a continental crisis of authority, again, brought about by elite failure.
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Massive infrastructure changes, some brought about by Y2K, had computerized nearly every industry.
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One that may be brought about, ironically, by a King and a Queen.
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What he did was real bad, even if it brought about world peace.
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In 1983, he froze the budget and brought about "la rigueur": the austerity.
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But just as gambling powered Boten's rise, it also brought about its fall.
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That debacle was not brought about by Sessions or his pesky ethical standards.
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The first time Ms. Jones visited the area, she brought about 50 gallons.
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"This has brought about a kind of complacent, undisciplined mind set," it concluded.
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What you experience are the changes in extreme weather that are brought about.
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At the same time, bad bank debts have brought about enormous potential risks.
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And it represents a shift brought about by the natural evolution of the internet.
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Because the change we've brought about these past eight years was never about me.
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There were also complaints about soaring prices, partially brought about by the steel tariffs.
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And I think that that realization for men has brought about a big shift.
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Among the many changes that having children brought about was how others saw her.
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"We have brought about change and it's change that is very viable," said Coe.
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How much happiness these particular possibilities for granularity have brought about is not known.
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And that man is Harvey Weinstein, whose alleged sexual crimes brought about this avalanche.
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The push for Catalan independence has brought about Spain's biggest political crisis in decades.
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The company said it brought about 487 million "qualified referrals" in the previous year.
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" This display of patriotism, predictably, brought about a Berner retort of "No more war!
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In the 239th century it was the printing press that brought about moral panic.
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For North Korea, the launch brought about condemnation from the international community at large.
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MNEs' activities have brought about a high degree of volatility in the current account.
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This disaster, in turn, brought about a long-lasting distaste for monetary policy rules.
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But it brought about some historic firsts for congressional candidates—particularly women—of color.
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That view represents a shift in understanding, brought about in part by her work.
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Well, for starters, each of their crimes or trials were brought about by passion.
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" He added: "It was a disgraceful situation brought about by people who are evil.
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And that decision brought about the end of the Song of Ice and Fire.
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What helps you deal with all the changes brought about by the coronavirus outbreak?
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Clinton was more focused on the external forces she believed brought about her downfall.
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The 1800s brought about grain elevators, chemical fertilizers, and the first gas-powered tractor.
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The election of President Trump brought about another adjustment to Mr. Cuomo's political compass.
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But the past 10 years have also have brought about some particularly big changes.
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Her election had already brought about major change: She is Charleston's first female mayor.
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"This ceasefire was brought about by outside powers -- it was brought about by the United States and Russia, and then basically the warring parties here were told that they are to abide by the ceasefire, so it's very, very fragile," Pleitgen said.
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That most of the decline has been brought about by poaching is scarcely in doubt.
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Nik's incredible success on Sunday night also brought about his thoughts on his next goal.
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In many ways, sea-level rise brought about by climate change will be painfully obvious.
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It is a shining light in the darkness and ugliness that 2016 has brought about.
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But they have no plausible account of how such a thing might be brought about.
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The rising tide of deaths has brought about significant actions to help combat the crisis.
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Perhaps more importantly, the #MeToo movement has brought about a quantifiable change towards gender parity.
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That almost brought about a rare regulation loss for the Capitals and their goaltender, Holtby.
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That's because of the longstanding power of the incumbency brought about by decades of redistricting.
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Yet Franco says this has not brought about any reduction in the level of violence.
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Winter is over, and its end brought about yet another Game of Thrones production error.
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"We love and honor the musical history that our nation has brought about," Bedford said.
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The recent recovery has political reasons and has been brought about by people's emotional needs.
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They constitute the ying and yang that has brought about the unity of the dab.
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But they also recognized the spirit of togetherness that the traumatic event had brought about.
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My coughing fit brought about by my own advanced dementia must have confused me again.
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"She launched the negotiations that brought about the worst nuclear deal in history," he said.
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Destabilizing housing policies that brought about the crisis must end, along with Fannie and Freddie.
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While Magufuli's election represents the continuation of CCM rule, he has brought about profound change.
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So that brought about the all the text by Activestills members included in the book.
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"It was a disgraceful situation brought about by people who are evil," Mr. Trump added.
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This tells researchers that these changes were brought about by cellular stress from the radiation.
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Rather, she said she hopes it will be defined by the change it brought about.
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On Wednesday it easily survived a no-confidence motion brought about by the parliamentary opposition.
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The epidemic brought about the most cohesive, cogent and heroic period in the movement's history.
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Technology has brought about incredible change in her future — too bad human nature hasn't kept pace.
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This radical change to our environments that we brought about is the addition of synthetic pigments.
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But Wednesday brought about a 17.18% pullback for shares of Tesla, closing the session at $734.70.
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Mr Maduro's government and that of Hugo Chávez before him have brought about Venezuela's economic collapse.
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Do you guys have the feeling that the festival itself may have brought about the sale?
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That brought about its own controversy; some were upset that they were abandoning their activist roots.
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That outweighed the potential uncertainty brought about by Johnson's third failure to call a snap election.
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It was never closed for business, but increased risks brought about the cancellation of every campaign.
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"This is a continental crisis of authority brought about by elite failure," he told me Friday.
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In general, progress has brought about unprecedented prosperity while also making it easier to do harm.
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First, the summit brought about acceptance on both sides of the "freeze for a freeze" idea.
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The logic is based on a misread of what brought about the nuclear deal of 2015.
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These changes are often brought about by environmental influences and can affect how a baby grows.
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The scale of his audacious derivatives trades nearly brought about the demise of the big bank.
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The inception of the iPhone has brought about dramatic and positive change in the dating world.
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Tragically, the novelists were right that much of the death toll was brought about by hubris.
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The processes that brought about Democratic dominance in the Golden State are now being reproduced nationally.
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Democrats quickly blasted the proposal, saying it risks bringing back conditions that brought about the recession.
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Still, it was celebrated by Mr. Maduro's opponents as a victory brought about by their persistence.
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The mandate brought about a Supreme Court case that nearly toppled the whole Affordable Care Act.
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This is why the unnatural selection brought about by poaching has not affected bull elephants much.
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Rather, she examines the cruelty, losses and imbalances brought about by clashes between women, especially girls.
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There are variations in tempo and delivery, but they are preferences brought about by cultural conditioning.
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The world won't feel the impact from Shaikh's rise in social status brought about by basketball.
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Kaplan is being bought by Purdue University in a deal brought about by former Indiana Gov.
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But this difficult time also brought about new efficiencies and innovation to apply in the future.
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For Patton Oswalt, the arrest of the alleged Golden State Killer brought about a torrent of emotions.
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Buying Gannett would have brought about 100 more newspapers, including the Detroit Free Press, into MNG's fold.
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Since taking office, Johnson has sought to channel the nationalist impulses that brought about the Brexit vote.
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That has brought about a fifth change: banks have become less attractive employers for high-powered graduates.
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It was the instances of oppression that Cullors witnessed as a child that brought about the movement.
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That prospect may well make the bad situation brought about by the stonewalling of Mr Garland worse.
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He didn't help himself with a pair of tripping incidents that brought about accusations of dirty play.
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Catalan secessionism was one of the factors that brought about the Spanish civil war of the 1930s.
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He finds that the reforms have brought about a modest increase in income and even in productivity.
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Buying Gannett would have brought about 100 more newspapers, including the Detroit Free Press, into its fold.
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It is exactly those kinds of snake oil salesman that had brought about the formation of FDA.
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The decade-long project to expand around the world has brought about consequences with no easy solutions.
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The mid-twentieth century struggle for justice and equality brought about great social transformation in this country.
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Often, there are related changes to the designs of institutions, which might be brought about through legislation.
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Those CNBC spoke to expressed resignation about their national politics, brought about by the lack of choice.
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In September, a CICIG fraud probe brought about the impeachment and arrest of then-President Otto Perez.
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You can also sense this production's distaste for the coercive erotic encounters brought about by fairy chemistry.
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Minute changes in the brow—a matter of a millimetre or two—had brought about dramatic results.
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The benefits brought about through increased accountability and lower out-of-pocket costs are only the beginning.
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But, Indian central bank intervention is thought to have brought about a sharp recovery in the currency.
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The coroner determined her death was caused by drowning, brought about by heart disease and cocaine use.
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The material might've brought about hallucinations such that none or all of this is happening in perpetuity.
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If you're a saver, low interest rates have brought about the financial equivalent of a long drought.
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The economic downturn brought about by the outbreak is already putting millions of Americans' jobs at risk.
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The shareholder value era has pretty clearly brought about an explosion in inequality in the United States.
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The Bush administration brought about 780 detainees to Guantánamo before deciding to try to close the prison.
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Still, except for very limited exceptions, all this wind and sun has not brought about much decarbonization.
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It was brought about by a flawed attempt to use credit markets to broaden access to housing.
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She is especially interested in the cruelty and losses brought about by clashes between women, particularly girls.
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The CCP has brought about the perverted renaissance of concentration camps for China's Muslim minority in Xinjiang.
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Monday, however, brought about a fresh reminder that the U.S. economy is far from in the clear.
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That has brought about a supply shortage which is pushing prices even higher and widening profit margins.
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Firstly, it is due to the low stockpile of rice, brought about largely by the Thai government.
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But be it patriotism or calculation that brought about the rapprochement with Bush, the consequence was tragic.
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A visit to Tokyo in 1969 brought about her sexual liberation — and the end of her marriage.
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As for the crew, only our spirits were bruised when an exploding tire brought about the crash.
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Years of low interest rates have brought about excessive business debt and elevated prices for corporate bonds.
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New opportunities brought about by a digital world pose new challenges and responsibilities for both educators and policymakers.
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Didnt know he forced his son to fight as a child soldier and brought about the Third Impact.
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Now stripped of her immunity, Park is liable to prosecution for the scandal that brought about her ouster.
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Many early entrepreneurs have exited, unable to survive tight rules and falling cannabis prices brought about by legalisation.
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One reason for this is the change in the way gangs operate, brought about by the drugs war.
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Her attorneys have called the charges a "bogus" retaliation brought about in response to her ending the relationship.
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Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods supermarkets last year has brought about many changes to the organic grocery chain.
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I myself was a product of the popular culture that brought about a resurgence in the Alamo's story.
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Fetty, whose real name is Willie Maxwell II, said he'd brought about $165,000 to pay $360 in fines.
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Family pressures, often brought about by excessive debt, can drive young women into surrogacy, women's rights experts said.
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Patrick Mweheire, chief executive, said the lower profit was largely brought about by a lower interest rate environment.
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Yet Mr Macron swept aside the old guard, rewrote the political rules and brought about a quiet revolution.
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Constitutional tinkering by successive governments, particularly the transfer of powers to the European Union, brought about this situation.
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I believe they could have brought about change, but they were too often dismissed and their voices silenced.
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One crucial change brought about by the new technology is a reduction in the number of people involved.
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Riley said that offenders usually just pay a fine and that the multiple violations brought about this situation.
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Following Hulu The changes were brought about by new CTO Dan Phillips, who recently joined Hulu from TiVo.
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That's a huge change in sentiment brought about by a market rally that is barely 2 weeks old.
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A discussion also ensued of whether true democratic reform can be brought about only through peaceful democratic methods.
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Science and technology have brought about paradigm shifts in the way we understand our bodies and the world.
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Second, there's the sweet irony of knowing that such a nasty character ultimately brought about his own demise.
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Games like League of Legends and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds have brought about a resurgence in gaming on personal computers.
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The new increase would be brought about by specific anti-senescence drugs, some of which may already exist.
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Even at times of human misery brought about by natural disasters, people refuse to leave their pets behind.
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In 2014, the author Mark Slouka was waylaid by a depression brought about by the tyranny of memory.
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It also looks at so-called special situations, which are brought about through corporate events such as bankruptcies.
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Virtually every industrial revolution has brought about greater productivity and resulted, in the short term, in fewer jobs.
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They still believe that it was the baby and his auspicious birth timing that brought about their riches.
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Gentrifiers Anonymous is a collaborative project brought about by More Art, the Brooklyn Hi-Art Machine, and Month2Month.
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The story for me isn't how I got the gun, but what new fate we brought about together.
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A painting by Mark Bradford, "Speak, Birdman" (2018), brought about $7 million — $5 million more than its estimate.
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Those have brought about a market for the protective measures now on offer from the social media companies.
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The critical takeaway is that the distortions brought about by trade barriers impose a cost on the economy.
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But, in practice, they are almost always brought about by the country's dominant political, military and business elite.
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This was perhaps our most intimate moment, brought about by my sickness and unthinkable at any other time.
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In the long run, the conquest of its enemies only brought about more problems for the Suldlom Collective.
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In many dramatic tragedies, the suffering of the protagonist is brought about through his or her own actions.
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Consumers' desire for exotic plants and animals has brought about the slow death of ecosystems around the world.
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Think about other protest movements that you know from history that have or have not brought about change.
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Sheng said the world was finally getting to grips with the "massive labor shock" brought about by globalization.
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Over time, most of those uprisings collapsed into violence or brought about results far from their original goals.
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The statement included an unsupported claim that the insurgents had brought about an "unprecedented" decrease in civilian casualties.
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In 2015, the show brought about $178 million in advertising revenue to Fox News, according to Kantar Media.
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The elitism that ensured Condé's long reign over taste has lately also brought about the company's precipitous decline.
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The opening of DASH Miami in 2009 brought about a new reality spinoff: "Kourtney and Kim Take Miami."
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A climate opportunity Perhaps the largest opportunity brought about by the shale revolution is also the most counterintuitive.
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Both countries' mining ministries said that the changes were brought about to clean up their outdated land registries.
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"Strongly worded commitments from Huawei in the past have not brought about any discernible improvements," the watchdog said.
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Disney Plus&apos latest episode of "The Mandalorian," titled "Sanctuary," brought about even more great tweets and memes.
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It's due in large part to the United States' increased use of natural gas, brought about by fracking.
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Deliveroo Editions are targeted at restaurants struggling to cope with the increased demand brought about by Deliveroo orders.
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"If it becomes a crisis," Haass said, "it will have been one largely brought about by the administration."
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But what America needs most is better management of the changes being brought about both by globalization and technology.
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Created when a child suppresses their magic, an Obscurus is often brought about by abuse in that child's environment.
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Ordinary Colombians, huddled in anxious conversations in cafés and corner stores, seem stunned by what they have brought about.
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But it appears that many of the Republican voters who had traditionally supported Mr Arpaio brought about his defeat.
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One is that the changes brought about by gene-editing should not increase "disadvantage, discrimination or division in society".
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Many new technologies have brought about a huge shift in the way we interact with the world around us.
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"Her return was brought about by a collaboration with various agencies in Sweden," she added, declining to comment further.
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Supply shortfalls, brought about by droughts, storms and wildfires in California, Chile and Mexico, help to explain the jump.
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However, with the rapid increase in ride-hailing brought about by Uber and other companies, congestion has again increased.
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That means global uncertainties brought about by tensions between the U.S. and China may drag on longer, he said.
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Therefore, market volatility brought about by any political turmoil should have limited immediate effects for this group of banks.
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But the way to solve that is not by doubling down on the actions that brought about the criticism.
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Yet we have not seen Nunes use the agile lateral footwork and distance management that brought about Rousey's downfall.
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Their deaths were attributed to the "shocks, noises and changes of water sources" brought about by the bridge project.
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He admits that many of the changes brought about by his government are small or not yet fully articulated.
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A watershed, the Great Migration brought about contrasting expectations concerning the mission and identity of the African-American church.
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Since then he has presided over mass inflation and food shortages brought about by his disastrous land reallocation programs.
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Can we return to an equality in workers' primary incomes rather than to one brought about by secondary redistribution?
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While Cramer understood the hype brought about by another Netflix-like investing opportunity, he asked investors to be cautious.
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These include increased rates of Hepatitis C (HCV) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) brought about by injection drug use.
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Overcome with remorse, they brought about his resurrection every year, bringing with it spring and the regrowth of vegetation.
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When we feel road rage, the feeling faithfully depicts the disturbed state of our physiology brought about by anger.
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OPEC is reportedly considering a cut in production to dampen the loss of demand brought about by the illness.
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Handheld tools were the standards hundreds of years ago, and then the Industrial Revolution brought about the cotton gin.
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Bernie Sanders was not wise to criticize the deal; other candidates acknowledged the USMCA has brought about about improvements.
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And those who are invested in the stock market need to resist the euphoria brought about by news of .
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Those attributes, and the political necessities brought about by Brexit, are set to create Boris' biggest stage next week.
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Though awarded prestigious appointments after the revolution, his association with Stalin's archrival, Trotsky, brought about his demotion in 260.
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Changes brought about by the Affordable Care Act, which also passed in 2010, coincide with Maryland's hospital payment reforms.
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Even without the difficulties brought about by sanctions, many Iranians blame mismanagement and corruption for the country's economic dysfunction.
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Storm surge is the rise in ocean levels brought about by the wind and low pressure in a hurricane.
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This brought about devastating hyperinflation that has destroyed the purchasing power of Venezuelans, particularly the poorest of the poor.
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And yet, when the 21st century brought about a populist insurrection, the United States government was quick to cave.
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It was brought about by Sidney Crosby's double minor for high sticking with 21 seconds left in the period.
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One way to conceptualize this is as a critique of the cultural leveling brought about by advanced global capitalism.
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"It is important to recognize the changes that have been brought about since Raul came to power," Ross said Saturday.
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The 1970s brought about an "industrial heritage revival," says Fiell, which in turn gave new life to the Tolix chair.
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Abiy is from the Oromo ethnic group, Ethiopia's largest, which led protests that brought about his predecessor's resignation in February.
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One should not be excused from an offense based on a condition that one has brought about him- or herself.
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And through this lens of observing us, with all the possibilities we've brought about, they'll be inspired when seeing themselves.
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The pubs and drinks units brought about a fifth of Woolworths' pre-tax profit in 2018, its annual report shows.
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Exercising the recommended amount "cancels out" the higher risk of cancer death brought about by drinking, a new study revealed.
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There's even a newly coined term for the list of health issues brought about by prolonged laptop use: laptop-itis.
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Still, Beijing wants to keep the currency stable to avoid the uncertainties brought about by large depreciation, analysts have said.
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But properly understood, yes, it is increasingly possible to attribute individual weather events to changes brought about by global warming.
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For example, its online e-commerce app Taobao and e-wallet Alipay brought about 30% of total orders to Ele.
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Soon, they will know of the disease that plagues me, brought about by a smarter one of my own kind.
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But the IMF's outlook assumes there is no major disruption in trade that could be brought about by protectionist policies.
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Ahead, we've gathered our top picks in celebrity street style that the past few months of winter have brought about.
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Warner faded after that season and a combination of injuries and ineffectiveness brought about the end of his Rams career.
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In fact, most of the market's winners are not tied to politics or hope brought about by the Trump administration.
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"The mandate that was given to us all in the last election .. brought about a step change here," he said.
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To this day, "Best of You" brings back the feelings of painful inadequacy brought about as they enthusiastically sucked face.
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The realization of this has finally brought about a Democratic renaissance—but not the one Buttigieg imagined back in college.
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Big Data, AI, miniaturization, and automation will bring changes that dwarf what the internet revolution has brought about thus far.
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Mr. Brewster's presence has brought about a national conversation about prejudice and tolerance, said Pablo McKinney, a Dominican newspaper columnist.
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In 1978, China was in the grip of extreme poverty brought about by decades of disastrous economic and political mismanagement.
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This is an achievable goal that will bring us closer to solving the challenges brought about by a changing climate.
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Many of Trump's supporters have been left behind, marginalized by the economic, cultural and demographic transformations brought about by globalization.
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Here are 12 photos that show the eerie quiet brought about by the protests that gripped Hong Kong on Monday.
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These changes have brought about a deep shift in the relationship between the two largest Jewish communities in the world.
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He supervised the emergency managers for Flint that oversaw the city's switch in water supply that brought about the contamination.
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Mary Beth Fisk, chief executive of the San Antonio-based Ecumenical Center, has brought about 20 counselors to Sutherland Springs.
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The changes DACA brought about within immigrant communities cannot t be wiped away by the craven bigotry of this administration.
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Sure, within the modern food industry, there's been plenty of talk about the harm this election cycle has brought about.
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There is also a link between genes and sensitivity to bodily changes, which would include changes brought about by hormones.
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Of course, such disparities in scale — often brought about by peculiar zoning allowances — are increasingly in evidence throughout New York.
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And the political crisis brought about by national attention to the city's lead problem shows no signs of abating either.
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Ever since, they have used crises to hit on deeper fears of demographic and cultural change brought about by liberalism.
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But the end of fighting brought about by NATO's intervention has not brought true peace to the southern Balkan region.
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The West had a serious economic crisis in the 1960s and 63s, brought about by conflicts between labour and capital.
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The ascension of the iPad as a popular consumer product also brought about the somewhat hilarious trend of iPad photography.
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The "campus carry" bill that brought about this situation represents a 50th anniversary gift of sorts from Texas state legislators.
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It was a bigger loss to world markets than that brought about by Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait in 1991.
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In the 19th century, Europeans feared a so-called "yellow peril," brought about by "primitive" people with emerging global power.
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Under the hood, it brought about some important updates for the Xbox 360, like avatars to compete with Nintendo's Miis.
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There's something else to bear in mind, too: The relaxation brought about by laughter opens our minds to creative thinking.
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The party also brought about a Destiny's Child reunion, with Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams all attending the bash.
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Mr. Trump's incompetence and impetuousness brought about the assassination of one of the most revered and powerful individuals in Iran.
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The scale of Football Leaks—its totalizing nature—has brought about a novel anxiety among the sport's fixers and dealers.
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Australia has been fighting wildfires for months as hot, dry conditions brought about an early start to the fire season.
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So far in fact, that its pungent odour brought about the evacuation of an entire high school in Baltimore, Maryland.
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After a different patient confronted a secondary cancer brought about by treatment, she was rehospitalized for a bone-marrow transplant.
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In the past, equality on the field was forced by rival leagues and innovations, usually brought about by black athletes.
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One U.S. official told reporters the leader of the Revolutionary Guards' overseas arm brought about 608 U.S. deaths in Iraq.
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Tinder has brought about the dawn of the "Dating Apocalypse," declared the headline on a Vanity Fair article last September.
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His silence, though, has brought about an aspect to his appeal so rarely acknowledged: He has gotten everyone's hopes up.
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Like: Alas, the past few years have brought about a reckoning for these ideas and social psychology as a whole.
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None of these groups dispute that Pérez has brought Real considerable success; Steven Mandis, author of "The Real Madrid Way," even argues that the stability brought about by Pérez's infallibility has been a root cause of that success, inuring Real to the uncertainty — experienced by Barcelona, for one — brought about by executive power shifts.
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The spread of yellow fever coincided with the rainy season which also brought about the usual uptick in diseases like malaria.
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That work displayed a series of snares and traps that read as brought about by our desire to acquire and dominate.
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I see "CHILD" not as nihilistic and dated, but as Conner's attempt to imagine the material changes brought about by death.
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This led critics to condemn the ride-sharing company's "strike-breaker" action, and brought about the birth of the #DeleteUber hashtag.
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Machin admitted to the rising difficulties brought about by tensions between the U.S. and China that have spilled over to Canada.
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She goes on to say how society didn't wake up as a series of crises brought about the oppressive religious regime.
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And this only brought about a bunch of gossip about how I was rude and didn't understand the concept of gratitude.
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In 1997, reformists saw how the word-of-mouth, low-tech campaigning techniques brought about a surprising victory for Mohammad Khatami.
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Putin's popularity has also remained high despite a recession largely brought about by Russia's economic isolation following the crisis in Ukraine.
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Yet as it sinks into chaos, the government continues to press on with Brexit—the national earthquake that UKIP brought about.
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Reports of atrocities in February brought about UN investigations into how peacekeepers responded to the attack on refugees under UN protection.
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He has brought about reforms his predecessors had promised but never delivered, such as a nationwide goods-and-services tax (GST).
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Brewer also said Harris could have created a "false memory" that he dropped off Cooper at daycare, brought about by habit.
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Republicans are rushing to discredit the allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh brought about by Julie Swetnick, Michael Avenatti's client.
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Slowly unfolding disasters brought about by rising sea levels, desertification and droughts result in complex and often gradual patterns of movement.
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We all have multiple identities, which are brought about based on our social and physical context, and this is perfectly human.
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More rain has left residents in some municipalities questioning why overflowing reservoirs haven't brought about an easing of water conservation measures.
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Much of this change is brought about by rich-world farmers and by affluent farmers in middle-income places like Brazil.
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The deep grievances that many Arabs harbor toward ISIS have brought about their unlikely collaboration with the disciples of Abdullah Öcalan.
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"The long-term decline in teen pregnancy and teen births has been brought about by teenagers making considered and responsible decisions."
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To the growing list of problems brought about by June's "Brexit" vote, you can add corporate profits in the United States.
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" Calvinists thereby brought about "a desacralization of the world," resulting in a "momentous realignment of the axis between heaven and earth.
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I think Siddiq brought about a different perspective to the community and really kept true to his promise to honor Carl.
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In the end, it wasn't a whispered act of betrayal or even a column of dragonfire that brought about Varys' demise.
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On Monday, February 6, the Mill faces possible closure thanks to a licensing review brought about by a single noise complaint.
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Former President Barack Obama said that technology, despite its potential, has brought about greater inequality and made the public more divided.
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Social media, the ease of accessing information and increase of global exposure has brought about this terrific shift in consumer attitude.
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Nothing in the nation's recent history, not even 9/353, had brought about such a long and thorough stoppage of play.
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Abolitionists, she argues, brought about emancipation, while jobless protesters and striking workers forced the most progressive legislation of the New Deal.
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Many of the manufacturing issues brought about by the coronavirus will be felt more on a behind-the-scenes, industrial basis.
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This has brought about a protracted trade war with China and heightened trade tensions with the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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The iPhone brought about an earth shattering change in the way we receive news, communicate and a host of other things.
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The rise in home equity also brought about 700,000 borrowers into a positive equity position on their mortgages, according to CoreLogic.
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Though the country experiences some bushfires every year, these conditions brought about by climate change have exacerbated them to catastrophic levels.
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Cases like this do not come up very often, experts said, but one dating to 2017 brought about a different result.
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Apart from geopolitical risks, U.S. military presence has also brought about social and environmental harm to the island, according to Perez.
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Frugal Traveler The new year has already brought about significant changes to our world, including the way some of us travel.
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Clay Higgins (R-LA) used a map of counties Trump won while arguing that "weaponized impeachment" was brought about by socialists.
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He claimed the second failure had been brought about by a masseur rubbing testosterone cream into his legs without his knowledge.
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Today it has turned into a symbol of the decay brought about by an inept government, organized crime and economic crisis.
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The allegations have brought about a flood of damage control as multiple Hollywood entities seek to distance themselves from the actor.
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Peace talks brought about a major, but not complete halt in violence after a cessation of hostilities was announced February 26.
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Meehan's defensive explanations brought about a short reconciliation — until Newell went into hiding, and Meehan's response took a violent and tragic turn.
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Last week's sell-off was brought about, in part, by concern over rapidly rising interest rates and a possible global economic slowdown.
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China is trying to avert a sharp economic slowdown, brought about by slowing domestic demand and tough U.S. tariffs on its exports.
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This would be simply aimed at preserving the low borrowing costs brought about by the stimulus programme even after net purchases end.
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We realize we are absolutely unprepared for any of this, which as far as we know was brought about by the music.
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Yet with the recent changes in Social Security claiming, brought about by the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015, time is running out.
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"Some of the difficulties encountered by enterprises are brought about by trade frictions and some due to China's economic transformation," Ning said.
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Here's everything you need to know about Baghdadi's rise to power, and how a long, fruitless manhunt finally brought about his demise.
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Last week's summit talks between the leaders of the two Koreans had brought about an opportunity for a political resolution, Wang added.
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Those may turn out to be false economies—certainly, they were with Mr Weinstein, who brought about the collapse of his firm.
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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn issued a warning about U.S. tariffs on Monday, noting protectionist trade policies have brought about stock-market crashes.
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The investigation is reported to be in its late stages and was brought about after complaints from consumer groups and privacy advocates.
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The incredible longevity of the fires, which consumed thousands of homes, was partly attributed to dry conditions brought about by warmer temperatures.
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It's turned from life giver to taker in the wake of a titanic rise in sea level, brought about by climate change.
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Previously, despite Abe's obviously terrifying intent, listening to him recount his unfortunate story brought about fleeting feelings of empathy, perhaps even sympathy.
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The resolution that brought about the sanctions aims to cripple the economic factors that fuel the North's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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A change in air pressure brought about by blowing on it might let it work as a switch for a room's lights.
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The Iranian government's most important role is to reduce the economic difficulties of ordinary Iranians brought about by American pressure, Zanganeh said.
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"I learned a lot," said Green, whose flagrant foul on the Cavaliers' LeBron James in Game 4 brought about an automatic suspension.
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Argentina's elections last October brought about a change of regime, and a dramatic reversal of fortunes for Ms Sala and her movement.
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The suffering that ensued elicited a vast outpouring of generosity from the West, brought about in part by the Live Aid concerts.
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"I think the reduction of debt has been primarily brought about by the corporate strategy," said Ramon Ortiz, an analyst at Actinver.
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"The changes brought about by the union government are not just historic, but have opened a new vista of development," Malik said.
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The Great Recession was brought about in large measure by a securities industry that had become far more sophisticated than its regulator.
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The safety gains that could be brought about by the advent of AVs could quite literally save thousands of lives every year.
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The dairy goods maker flagged weaker earnings in fiscal 2020, citing increased competition brought about by reduced supply amid a prolonged drought.
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He later signed a power-sharing deal with Tsvangirai, who became prime minister and brought about an end to months of unrest.
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In taking it I am dependent solely upon Allah as the final judge of those actions brought about by my own conscience.
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Beijing had already brought about 50,000 people into Hong Kong to work in all sectors of life — the civil service, the professions.
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In 2015, a pair of lidded porcelain bowls wrapped in Mr. Gouthière's gilded bronze brought about $3 million at Sotheby's in London.
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"Sanders has referred to Citizens United as "one of the worst decisions ever brought about by the Supreme Court of this country.
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It was a bleak period in my life that brought about severe cases of PTSD and anxiety, which I still battle today.
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Then there's Dengue Fever, West Nile virus, chikungunya, and a host of other deadly illnesses, all brought about by tiny, bloodsucking mosquitoes.
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This means that housing prices were responding to a different and powerful stimulus, a relentless pressure brought about by government housing policies.
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And whether or not Trump has purposely brought about the situation, his words and actions have helped seed the ground for it.
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The dour outlook comes against a sudden stop in U.S. economic activity brought about by preventive measures against the COVID-19 spread.
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Goldman Sachs estimated demand loss could total 8 million bpd, brought about by countries slowing economic activity to combat the coronavirus outbreak.
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This is the most perilous moment in modern American history — and it has been largely brought about by ourselves, not by events.
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A quick glance at, say, the looming Brexit catastrophe shows that it was brought about through a mixture of motives and miscalculations.
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It also is unclear what sort of accommodation brought about his release, including whether he surrendered any MBC assets or management control.
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The fact that we may not have seen unintended mutations brought about by editing is by no means proof of their absence.
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The rush of immigrants in the United States has brought about a clash of culture just as it had in past centuries.
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The rollercoaster during that era brought about some of the best and worst one-day price changes in S&P 500 history.
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Add to that the harm to counterterrorism operations brought about by the "pause" in coalition assistance, and you have a combustible mix.
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Bond yields spiked last week following a sell-off brought about by adjustments in central bank rhetoric over the last two weeks.
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Of course, the changes brought about by electrification will affect local communities in unpredictable ways that will play out over many years.
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And those who are invested in the stock market need to resist the euphoria brought about by news of resuscitated trade talks.
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Each day Australians have brought about 30 injured koalas to the Kangaroo Wildlife Park, at the edge of the island's fire zone.
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If you've been around a little while, you've noticed that capitalism has brought about the greatest reduction of poverty in human history.
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Progress and change brought about by natural market forces are a fact of life and few among us will deny that reality.
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President Barack Obama said on Thursday that technology has brought about greater inequality and made the public more divided, despite its potential.
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Back in 2010 for season 8, the show brought about it's first all-star offering, with Richard Blais taking home the title.
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The visualization highlights how even modest changes in average temperatures, brought about by global warming, can have big consequences in the extremes.
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Conservatives speak wistfully of an era of conservative unity that brought about policy transformations, especially under President Ronald Reagan in the 1980s.
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Young people in France were intent on turning a page on the war, a calamity brought about by their parents and grandparents.
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"It's about time Westminster stopped dragging their feet, and brought about the change needed," Ms. Teggart said, by committing to passing legislature.
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The visit comes in the wake of the thaw brought about by North Korea's attendance at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics last month.
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We're still not absolutely positive that hookworms brought about the "lazy Southerner" stereotype—there's just not enough definitive evidence to support that.
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Much like Bill O'Reilly, it wasn't that Charney was publicly and regularly accused of harassment and assault that brought about his downfall.
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It's not new, but I think ISIS and their kitchen-sink approach to terrorism has really brought about a lot of it.
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In the past, many US states have brought about this outcome deliberately, drawing their maps to ensure whites would win every district.
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Rather, the two listings covering the same ground were a coincidence brought about by the rise in listings of pre-hacked sites overall.
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It is not known what brought about the fatal episodes of the victims who died in their rooms at the La Romana resorts.
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And the speed with which the students have forced a conversation — and the changes that conversation has already brought about — are considerably different.
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The subprime mortgage crisis brought about the last recession in 2008, but the housing market has since roared back with better lending standards.
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Despite presiding over sweeping reforms that have brought about an increasingly open market-oriented economy, the Communist Party of Vietnam tolerates little criticism.
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It's the work of journalist John Carreyrou, whose investigative reporting on the company in the Wall Street Journal brought about its eventual downfall.
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Carried out with an apparatus that includes armored cars, helicopters and snipers, the campaign has brought about the deaths of many innocent civilians.
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BeMyEye is taking advantage of the growing "gig economy" – short-term jobs brought about by on-demand and marketplace apps such as Uber.
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As frustrating as Twitter can be to some, the social media platform has brought about friendships, romance and unprecedented online activism since 22017.
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This year has also brought about a change in the way consumers shop, which has never been more apparent to Cramer than now.
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As I have argued elsewhere, the financial crisis was brought about by systemic factors, not by the failure of a few key firms.
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She believes that Mr Xi wants a new campaign for economic reform matching in scale and importance the one that Deng brought about.
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They brought about the Minsk Agreement that was supposed to solidify a ceasefire and bring back all of Ukraine's borders under Kiev's control.
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Before Kanye West gets to the White House, first, we'll have to survive the robot apocalypse brought about by his A.I.-powered doppelgänger.
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That said, Bair doesn't think the Wells Fargo scandal is in the same league as the conduct that brought about the subprime crisis.
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Since becoming acting secretary, McAleenan has brought about a half dozen people from CBP with him to headquarters, according to an administration official.
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It is also possible to imagine patinology telling bigger stories—of changing environments brought about by industrial pollution, perhaps, or of climatic variation.
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His appointment is backed by 3G Capital, an investment group that brought about the mergers which created both Kraft Heinz and AB InBev.
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Movements like Me Too and Time's Up have brought about an increased awareness with celebrities putting their influence toward bringing about lasting change.
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The division illuminates much about modern Republicanism and the surprising bedfellows brought about when an emerging political force begins to imperil entrenched power.
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Such changes have brought about a "major shift", says Daniel Béland, director of the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada in Montreal.
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West Face has played an activist role in the past and successfully brought about a shake-up at Maple Leaf Foods in 2010.
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Jose Fernandez was born during the Special Period—a decade-long famine in Cuba brought about by the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Passing is a crapshoot, goals often brought about by divine intervention, and digital momentum is constantly at work inside the cartridge's plastic shell.
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During the talks, Ri blamed Cho for having brought about a "grave situation" that led to the North's cancellation of last month's talks.
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The documents he published — the source of his crime — have brought about profound changes in the way we build technology and communicate online.
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Anxiety brought about by the Trump presidency has been a frequent topic of conversation in therapist offices around the country since November 9.
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There's been downward pressure on jobs since the Industrial Revolution due to leaps in productivity brought about by human ingenuity and lucky discoveries.
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The disruptive platforms that brought about this paradigm shift in media — Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Google, Netflix — have for the most part been established.
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And the death of Broncos owner Pat Bowlen in June has brought about a lot of legal wrangling over who inherits the team.
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In this lesson, students learn about historical, political and social changes in Germany brought about first by Communism and then by its demise.
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Many people insist that his relationship with Khloé Kardashian has brought about the bad luck that his team is experiencing in the finals.
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This allows for power-sharing between Northern Ireland's two largest parties and largely brought about the end of Northern Ireland's 30-year Troubles.
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"Money is needed urgently," a source in the government said, when asked what brought about the government's U-turn on its privatisation plans.
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The #MeToo movement has also brought about questions about the public forgiveness of Clinton, specifically by liberals, and whether he should have resigned.
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Given the upcoming pace and scale of disruption brought about by the Fourth Industrial Revolution, however, this is simply not be an option.
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The political climate has also been transformed since the Paris agreement and the fragile global unity that brought about that accord has shattered.
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Watts describes how the rise of an economic élite and increasing inequality brought about populist sentiment that was easily exploited by nefarious politicians.
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We are now living with the consequences -- and they are tragic -- brought about by decades of political stalemate, partisan gridlock, and national neglect.
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Berlin is quietly storming following the September 24th German parliamentary elections that brought about significant changes in the ideological composition of the Bundestag.
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Built on coal and steel, Steubenville and Weirton were ill suited to survive the transformations brought about by globalization and the information economy.
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His duties have been expanded as Condé Nast is facing the financial challenges brought about by dwindling print circulations and listless ad sales.
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"#MeToo does seem to have brought about an understanding that's been a long time coming, that sometimes you have to ditch your heroes."
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"The fall in tourist numbers because of Covid-19 may have indeed brought about a shortage of food supply for them," she said.
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As the world braces for a recession brought about by the COVID-19 outbreak, the 2020 tax season is taking on new urgency.
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In the past, disruptions to employment brought about by rapid technological change resulted in a movement of lower-skilled jobs to newer industries.
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Crane Murdoch deftly toggles the two arcs to this fascinating story: Lissa and the true-crime investigation she almost single-handedly brought about.
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What he's brought about is a structural revolution that continues in terms of restructuring our economy, going back to the future of manufacturing.
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That was the suspicion that set off this whole chain of events and the possibility that could have quickly brought about impeachment proceedings.
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But it would be remarkable if an attempt to yank some counties out of Virginia instead brought about the state's long-overdue reunification.
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"One of the common themes is that the American Idol experience brought about a detrimental change in Ms. Barba's life," the filing states.
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The digital innovations we enjoy today were brought about in large part by a few unique individuals blessed with brilliant minds and tenacity.
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" The bottom line: McTague calls it "a remarkable story of political change brought about by voters and politicians — and one politician in particular.
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The industrial revolution brought about the production of synthetic pigments like cadmium or chrome yellows, which artists would mix with oil and fillers.
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He believed that his secret tapes would bring down John Dean; instead they fertilized the bipartisan outrage that brought about his own demise.
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They also brought about disastrous consequences for Russia herself, from territorial dismemberment in 1918 to decades of agony under the suffocating Bolshevik dictatorship.
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The modern day members-only warehouse chain we know as Costco was brought about by the 1993 merger of Price Club and Costco.
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The authors of the research say that the warmer temperatures brought about by climate change appear to be behind the birds' winnowing bodies.
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Ghosn claimed that his downfall was brought about by Nissan executives who opposed his plans to deepen the Japanese company's integration with Renault.
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However, the report added that career transitions brought about by a need for new skills presented an opportunity to reduce gender pay inequality.
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U.S. natural gas is being produced at record levels thanks to the shale revolution, brought about by the extraction technique known as fracking.
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That virgin birth, we later found out, was likely brought about by the Emperor's manipulation of the Force to create his perfect apprentice.
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"The successful protests on the 23rd brought about results," said Mr. Smilde, referring to the American sanctions and international recognition of Mr. Guaidó.
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DuVernay told Winfrey that she believes Fairstein is fairly depicted in her film, and that its wide reach has brought about new consequences.
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"I think the paper tends to conflate the benefits brought about by scientists and entrepreneurs with the benefits brought about by immigrants with bachelor's degrees coming in on the capped H-1B visa program more generally," Kirk Doran, an economics professor at the University of Notre Dame — which was not a signatory to the letter — wrote in an email to The Hill.
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Scientists have found that there are two related components of self-perception, brought about by complex interactions of the sensory information our brains receive.
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There, during the early aftermath of the crisis, public outrage brought about a set of commonsense reforms that both simplified and strengthened financial rules.
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But the power of the TATBILB fandom has also brought about talks of a sequel — and that's an idea Condor is very much behind.
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The Italian Renaissance not only brought about a rebirth of art, music, and culture, but also a renewed interest in the science of fighting.
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Instead it brought about countless competitors who all raced to the bottom and, after rushing to market, a faulty product that ruined its reputation.
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This carries the perpetual risk of different majorities in the Chamber and Senate brought about by those rules rather than the choice of voters.
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However, while there were plenty of amazing careers brought about by Bravo's incredibly successful franchise, not every woman featured on the series was beloved.
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The reduction in the second quarter was brought about mainly by loan sales of nearly 2.0 billion euros and write-offs of 1.6 billion.
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It's most famously caused by excessive long-term alcohol consumption, but also brought about by hepatitis infections, immune disorders, and even obesity or diabetes.
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Unfortunately, the misunderstandings about psychedelics, brought about by a drug policy that is not evidence-based, holds back scientific exploration of such potential therapies.
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Regarding currencies, Malpass said that relative stability, partly brought about by broad global growth, had lessened the need for intensive discussions on the matter.
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People think match-fixing is bad, and it's so difficult to deal with because of the speed and innovation brought about by the internet.
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Turkish markets remained in focus after the country's military advance in Syria created tensions with United States and Europe and brought about mild sanctions.
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The news, which quickly became a trending topic on social media, brought about controversy between Lululemon Athletica and Beyonce fans, both no strangers to .
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"Facing all the challenges of a move (and the substantial budgetary shortfall that the move brought about) people began to get frustrated," she said.
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In the aftermath of this fight, Poirier remarked that it was a broken man and not a broken rib that brought about the submission.
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On top of this, the softening brought about by cooking could explain a second evolutionary trend, that toward smaller teeth and less-powerful jaws.
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While competition brought about from cable wholesale regulation is likely to affect Telenet's growth profile the impact is likely to be limited and manageable.
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U.S.-Russian cooperation has already brought about a lull in the war via the "cessation of hostilities agreement", though many violations have been reported.
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Middle age hasn't brought about a reassessment of ambition for Blink-182 — there is no Broadway rock opera, no easing into politically charged waters.
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This massive wealth generation, brought about by our free enterprise system, was always a thorn in the side of would be socialist central planners.
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Our interference in Iraq brought about the destruction of the status quo, which had contained and artificially bound radically dissimilar ethnic and religious groups.
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That juxtaposition — the rebounding river coming a hair's breadth from disaster — has resonated across the Pacific Northwest and brought about a day of reckoning.
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Cuba's worsening economy, brought about in part by political and economic turmoil in Venezuela, long Cuba's benefactor, could also be a catalyst for reform.
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Stone refers to the "two-party duopoly" that brought about "endless wars" in the Middle East and "the erosion of civil liberties" at home.
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The U.S.-China trade war and Brexit have brought about serious investor uncertainty and a slowdown in trade and growth more broadly, economists say.
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U.S.-Russian cooperation has already brought about a lull in the war via a "cessation of hostilities agreement", though many violations have been reported.
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Since democratic socialism has never been tried at scale, no one knows precisely what it would involve, nor how it could be brought about.
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The fire is one of a series of blazes in western and southwestern states brought about by high temperatures and a prolonged dry spell.
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Many of the companies that went under in the past decade were aging dinosaurs that couldn't adjust to changes brought about by new technology.
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Interestingly, the environmental movement that brought about the federal law was largely sparked by the writings of ecologist and Pittsburgh-area native Rachel Carson.
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That took immense courage that we should celebrate; he has brought about real change to the entire athletic program, despite risking his NFL prospects.
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With legalization, many of the problems with the medical cannabis system will be subsumed by new problems brought about by the mass recreational system.
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This chapter will reshape the technology hardware industry in profound ways, and even reverse many of the changes brought about by the smartphone era.
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A source close to the show told Insider that Trump Jr. and his girlfriend, Kimberly Guilfoyle, had brought about 15 supporters to the taping.
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Usually, a bull market's demise is brought about by a surging bond market, a recession, excessive interest rate hikes or an overabundance of supply.
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No freedom of speech and the misconduct of government officials are the main culprits that brought about this disaster, and made everyone so angry.
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He blamed Britain for all ills, including his country's complete economic collapse which he had brought about in the first decade of this century.
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His appointment came after the resignation of Sorin Grindeanu last June, after he lost a no-confidence vote brought about by his own party.
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In nearly every corner of the N.B.A. universe, stubborn resistance to the supposedly inevitable ending June holds brought about heaps of change, change, change.
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Just as the 9/85033 attacks brought about new leaders in aviation, the shock from COVID-19 is likely to have a similar effect.
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He considers it one of three drinks that brought about an epiphany for him: Just a little good mezcal can totally transform a drink.
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The revelations brought about a nationwide reckoning on workplace behavior and a reconsideration of the everyday abuses committed by men in positions of power.
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These systems function in the background of consciousness, envisaging futures compatible with our needs and desires and planning how those might be brought about.
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To the extent that Ford's decision to stay in the U.S. was brought about by confidence in Trump's general economic promises, that is fine.
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The PM brought about the gas protocols because he wanted to encourage competition to the Tamar gas field under the ownership of Kobi Maimon.
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But it has also brought about many other ill-advised tweets and ill-considered public statements, enveloping Trump in a foul air of grievance.
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This is an issue that can unite us, as we've seen today with the outcry that brought about a reversal of these budget cuts.
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So the question becomes: Who benefits the most from the derivatives of innovation brought about by maximizing the usage of your product or service?
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Ghosn has claimed that his downfall was brought about by Nissan executives who opposed his plans to deepen the Japanese company's integration with Renault.
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Podemos arrived in Parliament riding a wave of mass protests against austerity cuts brought about by the debt crisis that battered much of Europe.
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"Compounding into the macro weakness we have the tumult in political landscape brought about by the impeachment process," said AxiTrader market strategist Stephen Innes.
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Or we could be seeing the beginning of the most dramatic spike yet, brought about by a wave of fearsome starters hitting the sport.
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As many have said, Trump has brought about a cult of authoritarianism where he can do no wrong no matter how blatant the transgression.
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Yet it is the horror and terror of her experience growing up in occupied Kuwait that brought about the creation of her spectacular music.
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Investors appear particularly concerned with the perceived political risk brought about by general elections scheduled in France, Germany, the Netherlands and potentially Italy in 2017.
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The production of pain-killing chemicals followed a rearranging and fusing of genes brought about by selective pressures, as well as the more recent duplication.
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The issues brought about by the faulty software would require a wholesale review of Boeing and its safety procedures, as well as supervision by NASA.
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Luckily for us these are just old stories, the world almost certainly won't end in a series of catastrophes brought about by the Norse gods.
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Upheavals brought about by social changes—like the emancipation of women or the globalisation of labour markets—are already hard for some people to bear.
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You can read Faraday Future's full statement below: FF's recent financial crisis was brought about by investor Evergrande Health refusing to make its scheduled payments.
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Europe's biggest bank by assets has been looking to step up cost-cutting in a gloomy business environment brought about by an escalating Sino-U.
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His disclosures brought about a change in consciousness, reinstating privacy as a central value, and newly incentivizing the protection of information activists and dissidents abroad.
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And without seeing the changes brought about by actually using these new services, it's hard to say whether or not either company has done enough.
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Economists see growth slowing in the current quarter due to a drag from trade brought about by the tariff battles between the U.S. and China.
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Yet it brought about the utter devastation of the Korean peninsula, along with the deaths of 2.5m civilians and 1.2m soldiers, among them 34,000 Americans.
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The "third-generation" reactor, designed by the U.S.-based Westinghouse, has been plagued by delays brought about by design flaws and problems with key components.
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The passage of civil-rights legislation in the 22015s and the nomination of Barry Goldwater for the presidency in 20163 brought about a new transformation.
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The tag-out is the latest expression of Mr Trump's determination to undo the rapprochement with Cuba that his predecessor, Barack Obama, had brought about.
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The drop in interest rates brought about by the European Central Bank's bond-buying programme has meant French buyers have enjoyed ultra-low mortgage rates.
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This discovery, and other research, is now the basis of the well-accepted theory that a large impact brought about the extinction of the dinosaurs.
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Even without sanctions, Iran's current leadership faces the potential political instability brought about by the severe economic pressures inflicted by the collapse in oil prices.
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Uncertainty brought about by the export restrictions have weighed heavily on ZTE's share price this year, with the stock down 33 percent in Hong Kong.
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The fact that Luther's protest, rather than others that preceded it, brought about the Reformation is probably due in large measure to his outsized personality.
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This brought about the British-led capture of Jerusalem and the collapse of Ottoman dominion over Islam's holiest places, whether in the Levant or Arabia.
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The Bank for International Settlements even pointed out that the "short-term stimulus" brought about by interest rate cuts may do more harm than good.
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In an interview this month, Charles said that she found it amusing that reporters repeatedly asked what changes had brought about her success this season.
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Drops in launch costs brought about by technological advances such as the development of commercial reusable rockets have caught the interest of startups and investors.
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Targets included towns and villages where a partial truce agreement had brought about a lull in fighting between the government and rebels since Feb. 27.
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If labor productivity increases do not translate into wage increases, then the large economic gains brought about by AI could accrue to a select few.
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Americans in the post-Civil War era lived in a changing information ecosystem thanks to technological advances and logistical changes brought about by the conflict.
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The SDF played a vital role in the US-led fight against ISIS that brought about the collapse of the terrorist organization's so-called caliphate.
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The uncertainty brought about by the political situation in the U.S. has benefited the information services company Wolters Kluwer, its chief financial officer claimed Wednesday.
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The estimated cost of this war for the involved parties is trillions of U.S. dollars, yet this costly, lengthy fighting has not brought about peace.
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It's going to be easier for young girls to come up in this business, thanks to the higher awareness brought about by the #MeToo movement.
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LONDON, March 20 (Reuters) - European oil refineries are reducing operations as they face an unprecedented fall in fuel demand brought about by the coronavirus pandemic.
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The #MeToo fallout brought about a flood of firings, new organizations and pledges to change, but a vast array of apologia from perpetrators also ensued.
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If you were a player on the team and you brought about the loss, your state of depression and self-criticism might last much longer.
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Streaming has also brought about a shift in the business itself, transforming its underlying financial model and rewriting the rules for how hits are made.
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Though I served mere months before DADT became law, I believe the heightened scrutiny its debate brought about is ultimately what cost me my enlistment.
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If you don't use TOMATO PASTE, you miss out on the thickening aspect and a richness of flavor brought about by drying very fleshy fruit.
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The deal brought about the lifting of most international financial and economic sanctions in return for Tehran curbing its disputed nuclear activity under U.N. surveillance.
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Tradwives also point to the ways that the half-finished work of the sexual revolution has brought about not just male but also female discontents.
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Simon, who has spent years chronicling the failure of the American experiment and now writes with the clarity brought about by Trump, is less certain.
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The build-out of such capacity together and the part lifting of the ban on ore shipments have brought about a revival in local production.
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I&aposm glad more people have voice, but it hasn&apost yet brought about the generational change in addressing important issues I had hoped for.
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Other times, I fear it means putting my head in the sand, denying the very reality of the terrible things that hatred has brought about.
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Chiang pointed out that efficiency can be brought about by preventing fraud or moral risks, and that his company is committed to safety and authentication.
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Therefore, the economic deterioration in July could largely be attributed to the introduction of the tax reforms that has brought about disorder in the markets.
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In a twist, it would be newly valued for the very thing that brought about its invention in the first place: the need for secrecy.
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I suggest boycotting certain news sources and trying to get case law brought about so there are CONSEQUENCES for publishing illegally leaked and false news.
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The company has already temporarily shut plants in Europe and around the world in response to the collapse in demand brought about by the virus.
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The goal isn't tabula rasa but a thorough, structural remelting brought about in a transition overseen by consensual figures — lawyers, academics, representatives from civil society.
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We had assumed that was either a hallucination or a dream, brought about by his interview with the TV news program focusing on the Purcell case.
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Under Cordray, the bureau, by its own tally, handled more than 20173 million consumer complaints and brought about nearly $12 billion in relief form harmed consumers.
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Takata Corp jumped 18 percent, rising by their daily limit after four days of steep decline brought about by investor fear of a court-mediated bankruptcy.
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In the first episode, Barron team up with Sasha and Malia Obama to investigate a "mysterious anomaly" brought about by the rise of the 45th president.
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A rare bit of political leverage for the minority party, brought about by election pressures, resulted in a happy outcome for both parties, and for America.
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In the case of the Bolsheviks in Russia, she explained, radicalism spread just a few decades after changes brought about by the shift away from serfdom.
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Ismail said that a previous currency adjustment, a reference to a 14 percent devaluation in March, had happened "without proper instruments" and brought about negative effects.
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Decent human being Matt Damon, 47, has supposedly perished in an untimely death brought about by mobs of angry #MeToo supporters, according to director Terry Gilliam.
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"The acceptance of a large number of immigrants in European countries has brought about such turmoil as terror attacks, riots and anti-immigration movements," he wrote.
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Trump's quick legal victory against Daniels was brought about by the statute that Otero, a George W. Bush appointee, applied because of Daniels' residency in Texas.
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However, what has occurred is a considerable shift in the culture and context surrounding these consensus algorithms, a shift brought about by the ascent of Bitcoin.
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The change in stance might have been brought about by the increased attention to outspoken Rockettes voicing their protest to work the event on social media.
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Last night's show brought about a welcome change, though, when Ashton Sanders and Jharrel Jerome took home the evening's signature prize for locking lips in Moonlight.
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After giving latent British Euroskeptic beliefs corporeal form, Cameron then did his best to battle the beast he'd brought about, campaigning hard for a Remain vote.
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The utter destruction and human toll brought about by Harvey and Irma are unequivocal tragedies when the country must drop politics to mobilize and save lives.
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And brutal economic challenges brought about by the rise of the Internet led to a loss of purpose for too much of the media, Policinski says.
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The party now has full control of state government, in part because of decades of demographic change that have brought about a political realignment toward Democrats.
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But the sheer outlandishness of the claims being made, and believed, suggested to many that the Internet had brought about a fundamental devaluing of the truth.
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It bore the competitive brunt of historically cheap natural gas prices and endured the adverse attention brought about by the 2011 nuclear disaster in Fukushima, Japan.
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Both Tim Means and Yoel Romero had their suspensions reduced to six months after it was deemed that tainted supplements had brought about their positive tests.
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And while the human rights sanctions brought about by the Sergei Magnitsky Act of 2012 will remain in place, Putin may seek to weaken their enforcement.
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Expanded healthcare coverage as brought about by the Affordable Care Act already allows U.S. workers to work less than full time and still have health insurance.
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The 2018 midterm elections brought about considerable change in state houses and legislatures across the country, which will have a significant impact on future education policy.
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"I had heard but little of Socialism" before the Pullman strike, Debs later claimed, insisting that the reading he did in jail brought about his conversion.
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"We are very discouraged by the new market disruption brought about by the decision to freeze risk adjustment payments," the group said in a statement Saturday.
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For the 21st consecutive Friday, crowds gathered, now demanding more rapid change after they brought about the end of Abdelaziz Bouteflika's two-decade rule in April.
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This is what's called the "professionalization" of police, which brought about military efficiency and organization of local police, as well as preventative tactics to reduce crime.
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By involving the fund in the business of recycling OPEC's surplus, Dr. Witteveen brought about a spectacular upsurge in member countries' use of the fund's resources.
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I think the underlying issues that brought about the Trump presidency are American issues, and they've been around before Trump and they'll be around after Trump.
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While being onstage gave her some of the freedom she craved, a chance encounter with a choreographer whose partner had transitioned brought about a personal reckoning.
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"We are at the verge of more such localizations brought about by the upcoming newer telescopes," another study author Ramesh Karuppusamy said in a press release.
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Prosecutors said she was craving her friends' attention; Dr. Breggin said it was a "transformation" brought about by her switch from Prozac to Celexa months earlier.
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This is not the creation of bureaucracy for bureaucracy's sake; the advancing threats brought about by our adversaries' militarization of the space domain necessitates this action.
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One of the most fascinating tales in Kaplan's book concerns a consequential break in that pattern, brought about in part by an unlikely figure: Dick Cheney.
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"The Venezuelan people are suffering from a collapsing economy brought about by their government's mismanagement and corruption," the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, said in a statement.
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Critics of a regime-change strategy note that the only way it could be brought about — short of war, coup or uprising — is with China's acquiescence.
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In July, India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) faced a no-confidence vote in Parliament, brought about, in part, by the record number of rape cases.
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Waleed Aly MELBOURNE, Australia — When you survey the wreckage of 2016, it's easy to forget that the most seismic democratic events were brought about by minorities.
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To get a sense of just how skilled Geguri is, watch the following video of her gameplay from the tournament that brought about ETLA and Strobe's allegations.
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The eruption from Hawaii's Mount Kilauea has seen lava oozing from the volcano in stunning, frightening pictures, but it's also brought about quite the oddity: Falling glass.
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The political establishment has brought about the destruction of our factories and our jobs, as they flee to Mexico, China, and other countries all around the world.
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The NAACP's focus on education brought about some of the most important civil rights advances of the 20th century, including the landmark school desegregation case Brown v.
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The changes that Dr. King brought about — public accommodations, voting rights and a greater degree of open housing for some — have resulted in a more diversified leadership.
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The sharp sell-off brought about by the Brexit vote last week could be a buying opportunity, if the history of past market shocks is any guide.
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And, there is the slapping of the thigh, body and heading-shaking, and a near-breathlessness brought about by deep patterns of exhalation that systematically accompany laughter.
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That deregulation has brought about nothing less than a revolution for European travellers, who can now fly to hundreds of destinations across the continent, often for peanuts.
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What about the 1964 Civil Rights Act, a crowning achievement of the civil rights movement that brought about real change to a system built on systemic racism?
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The higher temperatures brought about by global warming have therefore led to worries that more frequent episodes of bleaching might result in the loss of entire reefs.
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Details of the case that's brought about the ban are under wraps, but the New York Times reports that it relates to organized crime and drug trafficking.
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That is on top of the 2.5mm-a-year rise brought about by other causes, such as thermal expansion of the oceans in response to global warming.
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That would worsen shortages of food and medicine, brought about by the leftist regime's economic mismanagement, which have already made life close to unbearable for most Venezuelans.
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The subsequent revolutionary literature about female Peshmerga battling against Islamic forces while caring for their children brought about a big change in the political culture of Kurds.
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The temperance movement in the 1920s and 1930s, which brought about Prohibition, was led by women and Christians concerned alcohol was affecting citizens' physical and mental health.
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Under his watch, by the CFPB's tally, the agency handled more than 1.2 million consumer complaints and brought about nearly $12 billion in relief for harmed consumers.
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Banks that are active in currency trading or able to offer hedging instruments to their customers may benefit from opportunities brought about by greater exchange-rate volatility.
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After 10 to 2000 years of thinking we were making the world a better place, [the events of the past year] have brought about some soul searching.
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When parents Charlotte and Lewis Evans welcomed their baby daughter Daisy, the exciting arrival brought about a shock: she had natural blonde highlights in her brown hair.
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The cash-strapped nation has been embroiled in an economic crisis brought about by a collapse in foreign investment, slowing growth in China and weak commodity prices.
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Detroit Public Schools teachers say negative working conditions -- including overcrowding and insufficient maintenance -- that were brought about by starved city and state budgets are hurting students' education.
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It was brought about less by street action than by quiet evolutions in culture, society and the economy, and by the building of new and stronger institutions.
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This is one of the first changes brought about by an experiment in the way that police count crimes, which could radically transform the way they work.
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The visible plight of a once-wealthy nation has left onlookers wary and in search of answers to the immensely complicated questions brought about by this collapse.
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"The death of Prosecutor Nisman was not a suicide, and was brought about by a third party and in a painful manner," Ercolini said in the ruling.
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Bills on same-sex marriage had been blocked three times since 2006 until a petition brought about the 2014 bill, which passed by 101 votes to 90.
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But the new economic reality brought about by the tax cuts may soon serve as a strong incentive for high-tax states to revisit their tax policies.
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"We like to feel that science and exploration has brought about this change, making the world less scary and more wondrous with each new thing we learn."
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All bets are off if the world falls into a deeper recession, and the threatened decimation of jobs brought about by advanced computerization and robotization actually materializes.
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Meanwhile, the Turkish incursion has brought about a humanitarian crisis and displaced hundreds of thousands of people amid simultaneous reports of war crimes committed against the Kurds.
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I think that the aspect of this generation that has stood out so vibrantly to people, and therefore brought about this surge of attention, is its strength.
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Thanks to a reorganization brought about by the veteran AT&T executive John Stankey, Mr. Greenblatt has become one of the most powerful players in the industry.
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One such mass in May brought about 400 attendees - most significantly older than his typical Instagram audience - who stood in line to greet him and take selfies.
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It is not brought about by restoring the ability to see or walk or sing on key, but being welcoming, accepting and embracing all others into belonging.
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" Talking about how change could be brought about quickly, he said: "If Donald Trump can become President of the United States of America, then anything's possible, right?
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The church's waning influence — in part because of widespread sexual abuse by priests and other scandals — has also brought about a growing embrace of more liberal views.
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I've had people write me because their kids have heart defects — my mom had two boys who died of heart defects, which ultimately brought about my adoption.
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In 2008, an economic crash largely brought about by unfettered finance capitalism plunged people into nearly a decade of precarious work with low wages and minimal protections.
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A new study by the Brookings Institution suggests that white-collar professions may be more exposed to the changes brought about by artificial intelligence than previously predicted.
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The changes brought about by the referendum hollowed out the principle of separation of powers in our already problematic democracy and further eroded the rule of law.
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At home, the new president must address the mounting public grievances against deep-rooted corrupt ties between the government and businesses that brought about Ms. Park's downfall.
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Black Friday brought about some fantastic deals on some of the latest phones, including Google's Pixel 2003, the OnePlus 7 Pro, Samsung Galaxy Note 10, and more.
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Trump sought to take credit for the talks, tweeting that it was his "firm" and "strong" foreign policy stance that had brought about a major diplomatic breakthrough.
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Or, maybe blacks and Jews were singled out because the alliance of our two communities brought about the greatest social and political changes in our country's history.
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ARAL SEA, Kazakhstan (Reuters) - The Aral Sea, once the world's fourth biggest lake, is most likely gone forever, its death having brought about decades of environmental disaster.
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The political establishment has brought about the destruction of our factories and our jobs as they flee to Mexico, China and other countries all around the world.
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"The evidence of sustained change is especially important as similar strongly worded commitments from Huawei in the past have not brought about any discernible improvements," it said.
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But Jacqueline isn't sweating it; she may have upset the board by running Jane's piece on Safford's health care policies, but at least it brought about change.
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Concerns about a potential trade war, brought about by President Donald Trump's plans to put tariffs on aluminum and steel imports, have rattled markets in recent days.
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Pyongyang said his condition was brought about by severe food poisoning, but doctors tending to him at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center flatly dismissed those claims.
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"Oil is a big part of it ... It's brought about an improvement in cyclical stocks," Carey said, referring to gains in shares of energy and materials companies.
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ZEW said the economic and political uncertainty brought about by the U.K.'s decision last month to leave the European Union (EU) was largely responsible for the decline.
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Female drivers are the most visible aspect of a social revolution, one brought about not from the streets but the palace of Muhammad bin Salman, the crown prince.
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The former Soviet republic needs help in servicing its foreign debt amid an economic downturn brought about by a protracted recession in neighbouring Russia, a major export market.
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"The hue and cry has been brought about by what I call the Chinese invasion," Rigathi Gachagua, a member of parliament from central Kenya, told Reuters by phone.
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They argue Snowden's disclosures brought about necessary surveillance reforms, advanced encryption, and were properly filtered through news organizations to prevent harm of disclosures not in the public interest.
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Sharon White, chief executive of Ofcom, called on U.K. broadcasters to collaborate so that they could compete with the "unprecedented technological change" brought about by online streaming giants.
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Fiscal stimulus brought about by the new administration may not kickstart growth as aggressively as many think, San Francisco Federal Reserve President John Williams told CNBC on Thursday.
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Verizon Communications Inc, Nielsen Holdings Plc and Colgate-Palmolive Co alone have brought about 250,000 workers to G Suite over the past 22006 months, according to the companies.
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Customizing cheesy WordArt or carefully curating ClipArt brought about genuine entertainment, not so different from building our dream lives in Sims or bulldozing our siblings in Mortal Kombat.
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This suggests the gap is a product of incomplete collecting in the past rather than an actual hiatus in animal history brought about by the Devonian mass extinction.
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"Participants appreciated the pace and drive with which Prime Minister Modi has brought about reform in the energy sector," Modi's office said in a statement after the meeting.
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Perhaps most importantly, the result confirmed the upending of politics that Mr Macron brought about when he seized the presidency in 2017 with a new party, En Marche.
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I firmly believe that the Artificial Intelligence technology will bring about the greatest transformation, greater than the change brought about by the Internet, mobile phones and social media.
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The late-bloomer emerged as Pakistan's main strike bowler with a dizzying array of tricks in his arsenal until a suspect action brought about a ban in 2014.
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"I think of the sufferings your people underwent during this unfortunate period, which was brought about by my country, and cannot but feel the deepest regret," he said.
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It may appear that this movement or any civil rights movement was brought about by one person, but it's the people that have the power to bring change.
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In particular, connecting "everything" brought about a slew of security risks, privacy concerns and ease of maintenance and upgrade safety challenges, for which answers are still being researched.
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"This would, of course, mark a tightening of monetary policy, and it would not be brought about because domestic economic conditions warrant such a step," Societe Generale said.
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That has brought about a measure of reconciliation between transgender women and gay men, who have become a powerful coalition influencing policy on LGBTQ rights and fighting discrimination.
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Preliminary results issued by the State Election Commission showed opposition Social Democrats had won 49 seats in the election, brought about by Gruevski's resignation over a wiretapping scandal.
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Europol says Tuesday the well-organized gang is believed to have brought about 300 migrants from French-speaking African countries to northern Spain and from there to France.
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"As the pace of disruption brought about by technology continues to accelerate, the willingness to embrace change is key to continued career success and staying relevant," he noted.
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In a trial of 31 patients with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL), that approach brought about a complete remission in 93% of cases—something Dr Riddell described as unprecedented.
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As one of the speakers reminds the crowd, that decades-old conflict with the space invaders helped unite the world, brought about global peace and—oh, hey, look!
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That means the survey does not fully reflect any change in opinion brought about by the publication of Prime Minister Theresa May's negotiating strategy, published in early July.
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Because they feel they have been given the power to do so not by any political change but by the very tools that brought about that political change.
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It even trimmed its forecast for growth in the United States, where shale producers have gained impetus from the higher prices brought about by the OPEC-led cut.
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The company proved a little too disruptive for its time, and was shut down as the result of a Supreme Court case brought about by major broadcasting networks.
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This "pernicious circular logic" — using ghetto squalor, brought about by segregation and neglect, to justify more segregation and neglect — would characterize approaches to the ghetto for centuries after.
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But heightened tensions in the Middle East had since brought about the prospect of oil prices soaring to more than $100 a barrel later this year, he added.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley tweeted Tuesday that India's renewed cash shortage was brought about by a "sudden and unusual increase" of withdrawals in some areas of the country.
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That is hardly "decomposition", and we wonder whether Bagehot's whole thesis relies on his simply not mentioning some big main lines of enduring change which Thatcher brought about.
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For the most part, he succeeded in implementing his own, architectural aesthetic, but the uncertainty of couture's future brought about by the early-90s stifled his creative prowess.
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According to South Korean media, U.S. forces brought about 100 wooden coffins into the Demilitarized Zone between the Koreas last month to prepare for the handover of remains.
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The interim of Jobs's career, after being ousted from Apple in 1985, brought about projects like NeXT Computer, a $12 million failed attempt at computers for higher education.
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During the Cold War, there was an existential fear about a possible nuclear war between America and the USSR, which would have brought about mass death and suffering.
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Oetterli added that the trade war between Washington and Beijing had also brought about cost pressures, with U.S. tariffs on goods from China weighing on the group's results.
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Carol was last seen suffering from a gunshot wound and an existential breakdown brought about, toward the end of Season 6, by her evolution into a stone killer.
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It seemed somehow appropriate that a Cantopop singer had brought about this transformation, and it occurred to me that, at its root, it was a love song. ♦
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During that trial, he said he intentionally brought about cardiac crises in some 90 patients in Delmenhorst because he enjoyed the feeling of being able to resuscitate them.
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That brought about a dormant period for the option pass because the quarterback — the best passer on the team — had several immediate options for getting the ball downfield.
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It follows another coronavirus package, adopted last week, that provides $8.3 billion in emergency funding, largely dedicated to filling the immediate health needs brought about by the pandemic.
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Creationism — a belief that God brought about the universe pretty much along the lines set forth in the Book of Genesis — thrived in school curriculums in some states.
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There is nothing wrong with making things easier, in most cases, and the history of technology is filled with examples of amazing advances brought about by reducing complexity.
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"I find that Rosfeld's actions were intentional and they certainly brought about the result he was hoping to accomplish," Mr. Zappala said at a news conference on Wednesday.
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Jemisin's hubristic high-tech civilization, which brought about its own doom and birthed the brutal and seemingly inescapable pattern of life in the Stillness, is not quite ours.
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But the long droughts, intermittently wet winters and elongated dry summers brought about by climate change have supercharged an already dangerous situation, creating bigger, deadlier, more frequent blazes.
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Many of the medallions were sold at artificially inflated prices by industry leaders who brought about one of the biggest speculative loan bubbles since the American financial crisis.
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Ghosn has repeatedly denied the charges, claiming that his arrest was brought about by Nissan executives who opposed his plans to deepen the Japanese company's integration with Renault.
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She and her fellow swans may be free from the magician's spell but the prince remains mortal and suffering, understanding that he has brought about his own loss.
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Kenneth Starr warns of "age of impeachment" He singlehandedly brought about the Bill Clinton impeachment, so Ken Starr's inclusion on the Trump defense team is an incredible thing.
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The government has not yet undone the damage to its relationship with the Valley brought about by Edward J. Snowden's revelations about the National Security Agency's surveillance practices.
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To Democrats in the United States and those who opposed Brexit, it means a victory against the forces of change that brought about Brexit and the Trump presidency.
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But this structure is legal in Puerto Rico because of a complicated series of changes in the law brought about in recent years by the island's financial crisis.
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Oil prices rose slightly on Thursday, supported by supply risks brought about by last weekend's drone attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure and a cut in U.S. interest rates.
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But as the battle went on, and as the character of the homosexual was being redrawn in revolt, 1981 brought about the first cases of the AIDS epidemic.
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Issue 3 brought about the death of Banner/the Hulk at the hands of Hawkeye/Clint Barton — an event that will all but vaporize the Avengers' team unity.
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They brought about 120 others safely onto their ship and transferred them to an oil tanker from which they were later moved to another rescue ship bound for Italy.
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Accenture assessed more than 20,000 banking and payments institutions across seven markets around the world to determine the level of change that digital technologies have brought about in banking.
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In an interview with CNBC, San Francisco Fed President John Williams said fiscal stimulus brought about by the new administration may not kickstart growth as aggressively as many think.
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But it has brought about a living tribute to the man and the band who have created so much happiness and belonging for so many from coast to coast.
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"The driver for this is the disconnect we have currently in the marketplace, brought about by regulation," said Dan Marcus, global head of strategy and business development at Tradition.
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The battle, memorialized in the Marines' Hymn with the line "to the shores of Tripoli," brought about a successful conclusion to the combined operations of the First Barbary War.
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The second half of Sten's pitch to this legion of doom explains exactly why Apollon has brought about the end times by way of water falling from the sky.
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We must not forget that the theopolitics spread by ISIS is based on the same cult of an apocalypse that needs to be brought about as soon as possible.
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DUBAI/RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's malls and bazaars are changing as retailers embrace a shift in shopping habits brought about by reforms to diversify the economy away from oil.
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Liberals today enjoy the benefits of the Enlightenment, which their predecessors brought about through great acts of blasphemy and rebellion, often at deadly cost to their lives and livelihoods.
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Walgreens: The second-largest U.S. pharmacy operator will report earnings on Wednesday, but pressures on the retail industry brought about in part by Amazon are starting to worry Cramer.
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Even as Mr Autor and his co-authors were beginning their landmark China papers, fresh concern was growing about mass automation, brought about by striking improvements in artificial intelligence.
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Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair says that globalization has brought about a lot of good but that there is rising anxieties — like immigration — across the whole of Europe.
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She came to the race with what some called a controversial career and had a complicated relationship with the press that brought about a never-ending cycle of toxicity.
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A 30% increase in the population brought about by Syrian refugees and internally displaced Iraqis has also caused problems, including an unmanageable increase in demand for water and electricity.
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The rebirth of the panorama as a 360 photo has been a bit of an odd rebranding brought about by Google's Cardboard platform and the proliferation of cheapo headsets.
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PROMESA, which was brought about as a result of poor management by the local government, reaffirms Congress' plenary powers over the Island and its almost 3.6 million U.S. citizens.
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Harris' lawyers, who claimed the boy's death was a tragic accident brought about by a lapse in memory, say they intend to file a motion for a new trial.
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Domestic coal and steel prices have rallied in recent months due to tighter supplies brought about by the closure of some production to reduce surplus capacity and from restructuring.
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No confidence motions had in the past led either to the resignation of the minister facing a vote or the whole government, or brought about the dissolution of parliament.
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"It would be very important to avoid anything that would disrupt the economic recovery in the Central Valley that has been brought about by high-speed rail," he said.
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Russian authorities are trying to squeeze more dividends from state companies in a bid to close a budget deficit brought about by weak oil prices and anaemic economic growth.
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The pound would gain if a delay led eurosceptic lawmakers to back the deal May negotiated with the EU or brought about a reversal of the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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Natalia Zubarevich, an expert on Russian regions, argues that bad institutions and poor governance have brought about a slow, grinding downturn that risks turning into a long-term degradation.
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Due to the chaos brought about by increased attacks, the few doctors left in the area have been "forced...to use expired drugs and scramble for water," CNN reports.
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KCB Group, Kenya's biggest lender by assets, said the industry was not likely to return to the era of very high lending rates which had brought about the cap.
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"At this point, Vivendi appears to be more of a liability than an asset for TIM ... and Vivendi's influence has not brought about stability," ISS said in a report.
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In Europe and the United States, the rapid social change brought about by information technology, automation, and social liberalization has created a sense of anxiety about status and security.
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But an economic slump in Alberta, brought about by low oil prices, has led to many job losses and has limited opportunities in what had been Canada's boom town.
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" But it's not so easy to follow this advice when one is watching a loved one repeatedly relive the pain of loss brought about by well-meaning "truth-tellers.
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The repercussions of a marginalized United States in Asia would represent a victory for China brought about by thinking short-term about how Washington handles a changing North Korea.
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After more than a year in a North Korean prison, Otto Warmbier was returned to the United States in a comatose state brought about, North Koreans said, by botulism.
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"There is no doubt we are disappointed in the results but we can take pride in knowing that we brought about real, tangible change," Valadao said in the statement.
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PROMESA, which was brought about as a result of poor management by the local government, reaffirms Congress' plenary powers over the Island and its almost 3.6 million American citizens.
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The melittin of a honeybee, for example, causes localized pain — a heatlike sensation brought about by destroying cell membranes — but it also travels to the heart and injures it.
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On September 20, the storm brought about 8 feet of water into the family's pink concrete house, which Juan Robles had lived in for decades, according to Carlos Robles.
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Dr. Cronin and Dr. Fitch were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1980 for demonstrating charge-parity violation, which is brought about by decaying subatomic particles called kaons.
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The report claimed that a "creative destruction" has been brought about by tech firms and it has particularly affected countries and industries with low-skilled and highly repetitive jobs.
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I've been visiting projects that Melinda and Bill have been involved in, seeing the progress that they have brought about and seeing that it's not only about the money.
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More than three years of war have killed thousands, displaced more than 500,000, created a deadly cholera epidemic and brought about 14 million Yemenis to the brink of starvation.
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But the most significant reform efforts that are currently underway have been brought about by the Texas Forensic Science Commission, whose decisions often prompt other states to follow suit.
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Despite significant training, American officials concluded that the force had brought about mixed results at best, with only one-third of the areas they patrol seeing improvements in security.
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In fact, the hard times for coal mostly revolve around the economics of the energy industry, including the plunging prices for natural gas brought about by the fracking boom.
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The colonial home-away-from-home was established in the late Qing dynasty, and even harbored its own police force until World War II tensions brought about its demise.
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It's precisely that feeling — "a sense of persecution bordering on faith," as Glenn Thrush and Maggie Haberman wrote in The Times on Monday — that brought about the wiretapping tweets.
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Mr. Macron was hinting at the real disruptions he has brought about in French political life — in employment and fiscal policy so far, with other big jolts promised soon.
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In praising Trump's decision, Vice President Mike Pence insists Comey's abrupt dismissal was brought about by the Rosenstein memo and was in no way related to the Russia investigation.
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But the aughts brought about the fall of a slew of queer record labels at the center of the genre, from the 2004 fall of Mr. Lady to Agitprop!
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I wanted nothing to do with the femme fatale of the story, May-Ling, but come my first ending it was her who, albeit unintentionally, brought about Matt's undoing.
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The first in a series of congressional hearings on facial recognition technology took place on Wednesday, and it brought about a rare occurrence in Washington: agreement between Democrats and Republicans.
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And this is -- this is the change that we brought about by engaging and not letting them get away with the unethical behaviors that has outraged Judge Ellis, Judge Wood.
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Minor is the head of baseball operations for the Cepeda Caribbean Classic, which has brought about 60 families from throughout the US to the Dominican Republic for a youth tournament.
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The magnitude of the estimated wage effects are consistent with forecasts based on the estimated improvements in test scores and grade-for-age status brought about by the show's introduction.
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The asymmetric encryption schemes proposed by Merkle, Diffie Helman and Rivest and Shamir and Addelman, pioneers in the use of cryptography for computer security, brought about a revolution in cryptography.
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Majok said that the civil war has not "physically or directly" affected his family, but that everyone in the country had struggled with high inflation brought about by the conflict.
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But it could also be argued that in becoming a new mother, Rain has once more become a stranger to herself, surviving yet another personality mutation brought about by circumstance.
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If Dr Golle is correct, and changes in attitude brought about by the very training Germany prides itself on are narrowing people's choices, that is indeed a matter of concern.
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Majok said that the civil war has not "physically or directly" affected his family, but that everyone in the country had struggled with high inflation brought about by the conflict.
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The forced blackout is a blunt response to the growing risks of disastrous wildfires brought about by a complex combination of suburban sprawl, poor land management practices, and climate change.
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Once reviewing the replay the referee can either confirm or dispel whether a foul was committed that brought about the fight ending sequence and take the appropriate actions from there.
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While we have to admit that 2017 brought about many other color trends (we're looking at you, Ultra Violet), there's no denying that millennial pink made its mark on us.
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"The family is pleased with that recommendation because we know what type of charges could be brought about by the statutes of Minnesota laws," Castile's mother, Valerie Castile, told reporters.
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Longing for a revival of the suppressed Persian language and Iranian culture, the Samanids (819-999 A.D.) were patrons of the poets who brought about a renaissance of Persian literature.
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It turns out that Monsanto's stock had started correlating with the price of corn, which was going higher because of new demand for ethanol brought about by federal price supports.
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And there was a third group, who acknowledged the transformations brought about by modernity, but were afraid of social violence, and wanted to preserve a good relation with the authorities.
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"It's a great show of what this disease has brought about, because the disease is ugly and there s not much good you can say about it," Laura told WCCO.
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Using an opposing player in a sales photo is not strictly against NBA rules, according to reporting from the New York Post, but Durant's contract situation has brought about concern.
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Indian farmers have battled against a variety of hardships in recent years, brought about by a combination of monsoon-damaged crops, rising fuel costs and lack of adequate state support.
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But that era ended when skyrocketing oil prices and economic mismanagement in the 1970s brought about a combination of inflation and unemployment that fatally undermined people's trust in the state.
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The policy change was brought about by Brighton College's headmaster, Richard Cairns, and is designed to make trans students or students experiencing gender dysphoria feel more comfortable, according to BBC.
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In addition, Russian military aggression has brought about a new wave of nationalism that portrays Russia as the universal bogeyman that is to blame for all of Ukraine's internal problems.
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Indeed, Friedman, who joined the team about two years ago, called it an "existential crisis," brought about by questions about why users would even want to use the old Edge.
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When Israel responds, Hezbollah will exploit Lebanese civilians' suffering – brought about primarily by its own illicit tactics of using these civilians to shield military assets – to delegitimize Israel's self-defense.
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Nationalists and some of the clergy, including Mr Putin's confessor, Father Tikhon Shevkunov, claim that the Bolshevik revolution was brought about by a Western-sponsored intelligentsia, who betrayed their tsar.
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On August 29rd, PICO California, the largest community-organizing network in the state, brought about five hundred clergy, immigrants, and grassroots leaders to a "people's hearing" in the Capitol Building.
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The syndrome is named for the French city where Western powers, at the conclusion of World War I, signed a treaty that brought about the collapse of the Ottoman Empire.
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Throughout his ensuing solo career (and later Pedro the Lion's reunion, which brought about the excellent and nostalgic 2019 LP Phoenix), Bazan navigates complex feelings and pain with remarkable depth.
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His actions have brought about a dramatic increase in our awareness of the risks to our privacy in the digital age — and to the many rights that depend on privacy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In recent years, Soviet nostalgia has brought about some interesting and unusual trends to the former USSR, from the benign to the potentially tyrannical.
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During his tenure, the rise of hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling brought about a surge of oil and gas drilling in places like Texas's Eagle Ford and Barnett shale formations.
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Additionally, smartphone demand in markets like India and China brought about local competitors whose lower prices appealed to customers in those areas, driving down the average price of phones globally.
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Does playing Souls actually stress the body out as much as I think it does, or is this all phantom strain, brought about by purely mental exposure to digital horrors?
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A rolling cascade of emergencies brought about by human error and winter weather led to the nightmarish long weekend, as thousands of travelers from around the world found themselves trapped.
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In the former Soviet states, street protests play a pivotal role in opposition politics, one that is threatened by the new restrictions on gatherings brought about by the virus threat.
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Look, I think there's a disconnect in part brought about by President Trump in as much as when you think of technologies providing so many great opportunities for our country.
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Here, he wrote a letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt that brought about the effort known as the Manhattan Project, which would build history's most terrible weapon, the atomic bomb.
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Unlike the last big communications revolutions — brought about with radio and then television — this one came with no barrier to entry in terms of expensive equipment like towers and studios.
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Jia's LeEco has been fighting a worsening cash crunch brought about by the overly rapid expansion of a conglomerate whose businesses include film production, consumer electronics and electric vehicle manufacturing.
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The rise of personal blogs and their subsequent commercialization brought about many of the tropes of modern influencer culture more than a decade before it became a widely understood phenomenon.
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The revolution was born out of the lethal mix of despair and destruction brought about by World War I and the witches' brew of Leninist totalitarian ideology rooted in Marxism.
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The release of "StarCraft II" back in 2010 brought about what many believed to be a new era of esports as it became the most-watched game in the world.
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Under its first director, Richard Cordray, the bureau by its own tally handled more than 1.2 million consumer complaints and brought about nearly $12 billion in relief for harmed consumers.
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The South Koreans' trip north marks the latest development in President Moon's efforts to broker a diplomatic agreement to the crisis brought about by North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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Cruz has also suggested that a surge in economic growth brought about by his policies would cause economic growth to spike, paying for much of it through increased tax revenues.
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The Fed is expected to raise interest rates again in December despite tightening financial market conditions brought about by the stock market drop and a rise in U.S. Treasury yields.
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Amid the wave of sexual harassment scandals that rocked nearly every part of society in 2017 and brought about the "Reckoning," the story of director James Toback's accusers stands out.
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A few weeks ago, I traveled to a border community in South Texas to witness firsthand the human impact of the crisis brought about by President Trump's cruel immigration policies.
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For General Idea — which consisted of AA Bronson (born 1946), Felix Partz (1945–94), and Jorge Zontal (1944–94) — the impending misery of death brought about action rather than despair.
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"The positive effects of the measure on competition in the Austrian broadband market outweigh any potential negative effects brought about by the state aid," the European Commission said in a statement.
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