Rather than combating terrorism, the department should refocus its mission around combating risks of all kinds.
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Perhaps the reshoots were the studio's way of combating (or giving the impression that it's combating) Snyder's creative vision for the DC universe.
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Newsrooms in this country, the CNNs of the world, have such an important role to play in combating misinformation, in combating the — to continue the analogy — disease and viruses.
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"At this moment in time, we're not just combating the coronavirus, but we're combating fear and anxiety and social isolation as well," Bill Walsh, vice president of communications at AARP, told Recode.
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Other countries have had some success combating poverty, Halfon said.
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But we think that's ... That's actually something we are combating.
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He also questions his personal approach to combating President Trump.
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He believes combating climate change will create more jobs. Rep.
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The celebrated microbiologist has been instrumental in combating both diseases.
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He has especially focused on combating Russia in recent years.
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Law enforcement is an essential part of combating cyber threats.
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He also launched a nonprofit organization, Veterans Combating Child Hunger.
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More on how tech is combating the opioid epidemic here.
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These findings suggest a new model for combating urban violence.
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A multinational force combating Boko Haram is based in Chad.
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We all have a role to play in combating #Covid_19.
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The bill provides $7.76 billion to agencies combating the coronavirus.
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The bill provides $6900 billion to agencies combating the coronavirus.
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Republicans contend some Trump moves will aid combating climate change.
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I've seen firsthand the importance of governance in combating extremism.
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In Senegal, combating malaria once seemed like a losing battle.
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Google has had far more success combating more straightforward schemes.
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The Combating BDS Act attempts to head off this argument.
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He was getting it wrong on combating terrorism and Russia.
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In April, it admitted to failings in combating money laundering.
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The topic of combating extremist content is also on the agenda.
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According to Twitter, combating abuse is the company's number one priority.
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Combating the routine in such an amazing place can be challenging.
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In fact, combating deforestation is an unwavering commitment of the government.
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To ensure that continues, airlines should be tireless about combating tiredness.
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One ad accuses Northam of being "weak" on combating the gang.
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In 22017 his administration cancelled grants to groups combating white-supremacism.
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Mr Minniti says that combating smuggling shores up Libya's weak institutions.
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He similarly ordered the troops to focus on combating transnational crime.
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The more durable efforts to raise wages should involve combating inequality.
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The whooping cough vaccine is highly effective in combating the disease.
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A hallmark of Obama's presidency was combating hunger across the globe.
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You are either combating hate speech, or you are accepting it.
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Reagan named Bush to head the Task Force on Combating Terrorism.
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Officials said it should raise the stakes for combating climate change.
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Clinton if they want to make progress on combating climate change.
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These are critical in both combating polarization and in building resilience.
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QRAs by NATO allied forces are essential in combating Russian aggression.
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The first lady discussed the need for inclusion and combating bullying.
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We have come too far as a country in combating discrimination.
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Draymond Green said the team was combating a new foe: boredom.
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Do you have any advice for combating loneliness in New York?
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Bezos's contributions will focus on combating homelessness and supporting preschool education.
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Studies also show unions to be important in combating income inequality.
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Obama also introduced a comprehensive national strategy on combating HIV/AIDS.
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What kinds of public mandates are justifiable in combating contagious disease?
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More masks will obviously help the medical professionals combating the virus.
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But his strategy of combating that could be way more effective.
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Those plans ranged from combating climate change to protecting undocumented immigrants.
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It obscures the actual struggles we face in combating this epidemic.
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Combating bigotry and prejudice entails both law enforcement and cultural change.
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The bill is an effective way of increasing densification and combating
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But the Police Department hasn't been as proactive in combating it.
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But it also includes $240 billion for combating the opioid epidemic.
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He's combating xenophobia, while others do little to eradicate discriminatory policies.
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Trump to take action on her past remarks about combating cyberbullying.
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It outlines two scenarios for combating the spread of the outbreak.
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" The company called itself "an industry leader in combating this crisis.
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Banning deepfakes should be an incredibly low floor in combating disinformation.
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Which government agency is at the forefront of combating this fraud?
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In 2016, Facebook didn't take an integrated approach to combating disinformation.
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It is hard to imagine local officials combating all these forces.
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And we are committed to combating underage use of the product.
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In many cases, combating growing litter piles has required some creativity.
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Combating climate change through mitigation and adaption must remain a priority.
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Pakistan must contribute by combating terrorist groups on its own soil.
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Aside from taking medicine, combating those problems has not been easy.
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In other words, combating fare evasion could put vulnerable bodies at risk.
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Tester plans to ask Kelly about combating visa overstays, the aide said.
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The FBI and sites that are combating the scams, including Autotrader, Escrow.
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But perhaps it's not always the most effective means of combating them.
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And when it comes to combating climate change, that's what we're doing.
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The next day, Christie signed multiple bills aimed at combating the crisis.
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The company said it had made progress combating interference on its platforms.
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This will be tasked with combating disinformation by state actors and others.
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He saw poverty, and went on to spend his life combating it.
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He's one of the few House Republicans devoted to combating climate change.
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Biden's allies are most concerned about combating the attacks coming from Trump.
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In addition, Instagram is adding a "Restrict" mode aimed at combating bullies.
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He says he wanted them to be a monument to combating smog.
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Mapping that spread is key to combating the threat, the FAO said.
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It works by combating off-colored areas with their complementary, opposite shade.
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Other areas of potential collaboration include counterterrorism, counterproliferation, and combating organized crime.
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Neuroscience has exposed the shortcomings of the current approaches to combating racism.
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The organization has had some modest successes combating poaching in the reserve.
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Debates about combating gun violence are raging at every level of government.
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The solution to combating it is easy — do not repost anything, ever.
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I supported the global leadership of the Bush administration in combating AIDS.
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Combating requires also including women's perspectives in messaging and society more broadly.
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For starters, our political leaders should make combating obesity a top priority.
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Shutting our physical borders is not a strategy for combating domestic radicalization.
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This an essential tool for combating infectious diseases and other collective threats.
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Combating this disease could save the lives of thousands around the world.
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And second, African health systems are heavily geared toward combating other diseases.
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So these measures are thought to be crucial in combating the virus.
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"What we're saying is, we're combating these stereotypes" of Muslims as terrorists.
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Trump has a credibility chasm when it comes to combating white nationalism.
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The change builds on previous efforts Facebook has made in combating deepfakes.
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Combating this "spiritual poverty" was something everyone was called to, Francis said.
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EDT: President Trump's commission on combating drug addiction and opioid crisis meets.
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Policing groups argue that it's an essential tool in combating drug trafficking.
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On the podcast, she talked about combating inequality in her own relationship.
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Parody videos aside, is there any hope for combating more serious disinformation?
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Trump has made combating the opioid crisis one of his signature issues.
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Honestly, we won't waste 30 years of our life combating extremist thoughts.
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EDT: President Trump's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and Opioid Crisis meets.
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So why would someone like myself care so deeply about combating piracy?
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She believes combating gender stereotypes is crucial to evening the playing field.
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"Connecticut has been a national leader in combating climate change," he declared.
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He's already announced several initiatives for combating sexual abuse in the church.
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Tim Ryan linked everything from combating climate change to racial injustice to economics.
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Instagram employees who spoke to the Atlantic said that combating harassment isn't prioritized.
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The powerful position is key to combating graft in the European Union country.
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In principle, subnational governments could play a big role in combating climate change.
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Other officials involved in combating the drug trade said that estimate was conservative.
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Combating cyber threats "boils down to prioritizing at a higher level," Brynjolfsson said.
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Hannah Hart is leading by example when it comes to combating gun violence.
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She has not, however, spelled out any administration initiatives for combating climate change.
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There would be no return to a law enforcement paradigm for combating terrorism.
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For more on MAT's role in combating the opioid epidemic, read Vox's explainer.
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Trump's White House has made combating opioid abuse one of its top priorities.
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The Democratic governor's six-day trip to China focused on combating climate change.
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Ironically, the speech is expected to focus on Obama's record combating climate change.
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Yet his approach to combating college affordability disregards the complexity of college finance.
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One key focus will be combating climate change in the Lake Tahoe basin.
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He added that the intelligence sharing was "specifically for (combating) terrorism and radicalism".
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Bringing trust companies to the market is an essential step in combating opacity.
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First, a free society will have trouble combating propaganda without compromising its values.
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The State Department has called it a "constructive partner" in combating terrorist financing.
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However, the State Department's report highlights that the U.S. was successful combating ISIS.
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Sales said combating Islamic State remained a top national security priority for Washington.
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The Egyptian government has justified its actions by saying it is combating extremism.
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Republican lawmakers called the president's declaration an important step in combating the crisis.
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Marino worked on a committee that focused on combating the 2016 opioid epidemic.
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"Our country values our partnership in combating this pervasive humanitarian issue," she said.
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In the video, Biden warned against "new challenges" in combating campus sexual assault.
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Both chambers have voted overwhelmingly to spend billions combating and preventing opioid addiction.
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In many places, we are making important progress in combating these structural inequities.
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But some groups argue that they're an important tool in combating tax avoidance.
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Tourist destinations tried combating unruly visitors with selfie-stick bans and visitor caps.
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It says they have been aimed at combating an invasion of bark beetles.
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Lots more to do: ending gun violence, combating climate change, access to healthcare.
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The question is whether combating civilian AI collaborations does anything to stop it.
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The hope was to bolster Colombian security forces in combating illicit drug cartels.
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In other words, sunlight's disinfecting qualities are quite powerful for combating unequal pay.
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Trump has called the wall crucial to combating illegal immigration and drug trafficking.
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Combating opioid addiction, it turns out, is difficult to accomplish with corrective nudges.
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This is an essential tool for combating infectious diseases and other collective threats.
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Thankfully, though, people are combating that stereotype (though not all progress is linear).
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On combating drugs, his stances have appeared closer to his mentor, Mr. Uribe.
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The move, Thusi said, was about combating the narratives that exist about Africa.
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For decades, combating Latin American cartels has been the D.E.A.'s raison d'être.
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In the area of combating online terrorism, industry cooperation has made substantial progress.
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Both have viewed Syria primarily through the prism of combating the Islamic State.
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After saying that combating cyberbullying is something she'd like to work on, Mrs.
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What role does tech play in combating issues like police abuse or corruption?
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One firefighter was injured while combating the fire, which largely destroyed the building.
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"Coon was not constantly combating that narrative of the white savior," she said.
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Combating opioid dependency on the front end can stop addiction before it starts.
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Combating this looming problem is not at the heart of any political agenda.
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Jay Inslee built his presidential campaign around the urgency of combating climate change.
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They are the leaders of a caucus dedicated to combating the narcotics trade.
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All the internet companies took steps toward combating fake news and hateful speech.
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The move adheres to guidelines about social distancing for combating the virus' spread.
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There has been more success and investment in combating the air quality problems.
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What can we learn about the challenges of combating its spread and growth?
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The program really could be a national model for combating the opioid epidemic.
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In an expanded post, Mr. Navarro may be particularly influential on combating China.
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Holder and Lynch prioritized combating racial profiling and selective policing within communities of color.
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The US was heavily involved in combating the recent Ebola crisis in West Africa.
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The biggest obstacle Breed faces as mayor is combating the city's rampant homeless problem.
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And China may also be forced to take the lead in combating climate change.
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The Brazilian government hasn't rested on its laurels in terms of combating bad service.
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Simon isn't the only U.S. mall owner combating this recent wave of store closures.
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In April, the United Kingdom announced a new squad dedicated to combating the issue.
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Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, and YouTube have launched a partnership aimed at combating terrorists online.
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These licensing agreements are a big step toward combating copyright infringement issues on Facebook.
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It's combating the spread of the virus in your lungs and killing infected cells.
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The RISI speakers seemed more interested in combating the "insensitivity towards national sensitivities," i.e.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect Operation Inherent Resolve is combating ISIS.
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The ADL also trains law enforcement officers in combating extremism, terrorism, and hate crimes.
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True, it is important that local police cooperate with federal authorities in combating crime.
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Later, Trump will attend the inauguration of a Global Center for Combating Extremist Ideology.
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This is not solely about combating the grave threat of a Donald Trump presidency.
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He has traveled to Africa since his presidency to continue his work combating AIDS.
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Russia has denied any deliberate targeting of civilians and says it is combating terrorists.
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"Nigeria and the United States continue to have a strong partnership in combating terrorism."
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Diet could become one way of combating rising diagnosis of COPD around the world.
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In only one of these areas -- combating transnational terrorism -- did the world's grades improve.
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Trump made border security and combating illegal immigration signature issues on the campaign trail.
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Ultimately, she plans to get into military intelligence, which is crucial for combating trafficking.
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Trump made border security and combating illegal immigration central messages of his presidential campaign.
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It said Russia also pledged to continue its support for Syria in "combating terrorism".
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Combating opioid abuse is a bipartisan issue that all of us can unite behind.
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Think of all the data we issue every morning while combating our daily commutes.
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Now we must devote the same resources and strategies to combating right-wing extremism.
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But when it comes to combating genocide, words are trivial and action is everything.
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The existing ban, aimed at combating toxic smog in India's capital, was until Thursday.
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Ressa has also been a vocal proponent of combating the spread of misinformation online.
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I hope this resonates with anyone committed to the cause of combating climate change.
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Conversely, he cited Mississippi for its paucity of state funding for combating problem gambling.
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On Capitol Hill, lawmakers are hashing out legislation aimed at combating the opioid epidemic.
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Joe Crowley, after charging him with being insufficiently bold about combating Trump and Trumpism.
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"The issue of trafficking and combating this issue involves several stakeholders," the guidelines say.
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Our respective nations, therefore, have devoted significant law enforcement resources to combating the issue.
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Reflecting these concerns, the Russian government adopted its first systematic strategy for combating sanctions.
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It would also be another hit against President Obama's legacy of combating climate change.
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They're combating this through data journalism and generating content which promotes issues based discussion.
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To the Editor: Our presidential candidates' advice for combating the Islamic State is oversimplified.
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You think the membership of NATO is not set up right for combating terror.
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He has also signed legislation aimed at combating the sale of deadly synthetic opioids.
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Fortunately, there is much evidence to support what works in combating this insidious crisis.
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Grenco Science now issues serial numbers and has a team dedicated to combating clones.
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They have a lot in common, such as a commitment to combating Islamic extremism.
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A common climax in her films was her combating a villain twice her size.
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Still, Trump insisted the team he's assembled is working professionally toward combating the outbreak.
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Stabilizing global oil markets, combating terrorism and countering Iranian regional adventurism are just three.
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The attacks touch both the political and practical challenges Brussels faces in combating terrorism.
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The Minnesota senator's plan emphasizes executive action when it comes to combating climate change.
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Public officials should play an active role in combating rumors and disinformation, he said.
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The militia has been the primary ground force combating the Islamic State in Syria.
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Mr. Cohen said he remained unclear on how Ms. Nielsen proposed combating cybersecurity threats.
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The awareness campaigns are key to combating the myths and misinformation that surround leprosy.
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Polls show that combating climate change is a top concern for Democratic primary voters.
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Lipinski admitted in an interview last week he is combating a lot of unknowns.
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Here are the UK government's key policies for combating the economic impact of coronavirus.
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The increase came even as significant progress was made combating drug traffickers in Colombia.
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Like, say, make combating domestic terrorism a priority at the Department of Homeland Security?
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" Avlon concluded, "Trump has a credibility chasm when it comes to combating white nationalism.
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Lots more to do: ending gun violence, combating climate change, access to health care.
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My Administration is also strongly defending our national security and combating radical Islamic terrorism.
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But out of that history grew this unusual and effective rule for combating corruption.
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My Administration is also strongly defending our national security and combating radical Islamic terrorism.
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This lack of interest in combating, or even challenging, racism has obvious political implications.
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Combating misinformation will require the entire ecosystem — creators, publishers and platforms — to work together.
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One area where Congress has worked well together is in combating the opioid epidemic.
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The Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia agreed on Thursday to coordinate closely in combating terrorism.
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EST: The Senate is voting on amendments to a bill on combating opioid abuse.
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They have to decide how much of a priority to place on combating it.
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The US has also pulled out of the Paris agreement on combating climate change.
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Combating that and other problems means spending more, hitting both top and bottom lines.
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He said Saudi Arabia was combating Iran's vision of "darkness" in the Middle East.
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Ricardo Rosselló said combating gun violence has become "a major calling" for young Americans.
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PTSD risk factors Combating PTSD also requires looking beyond the stereotypes about the condition.
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"Combating housing discrimination is at the forefront of our department's enforcement priorities," she said.
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They focus on combating the high incarceration rate that disproportionately impact people of color.
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"We need more analytic studies on this, but in the meanwhile, we believe that trying to combat the epidemic of homicide due to firearms without addressing firearms is like combating the epidemic of lung cancer due to cigarettes without combating cigarettes," he said.
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Baswedan's campaign has focused on improving public education and combating the rising cost of living.
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He has also said he will soon offer a detailed approach to combating climate change.
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Much of their work is devoted to combating poverty and its effects around the world.
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Aziz also said the United Nations should play a more active role in combating terrorism.
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The group is known for combating racist and fascist organizations with unorthodox methods like infiltration.
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Combating Al Shabab Al Shabab, which claimed the Garissa attack, is based in neighboring Somalia.
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That said, pricing carbon dioxide is one of the easier fixes in combating climate change.
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Five years ago, think-tank leaders were preoccupied with combating terrorism and mitigating violent conflict.
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Facebook compared Wednesday's changes to other recent moves aimed at combating the "fake news" ecosystem.
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In both Kenya and Nigeria, British armed forces have been involved in combating Islamist insurgencies.
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In her speech she outlined a "new" and "unrelenting" model for combating white-collar crime.
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Linda Seabrook spoke about identifying the most effective practices for combating workplace violence and harassment.
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President Michelle Bachelet called for international help combating the almost 40 wildfires plaguing the country.
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It comes as Republican U.S. President Donald Trump has made combating illegal immigration a priority.
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France's new law codifies what is known as the Nordic Model for combating sexual exploitation.
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The delay raised questions about China's sensitivity to accepting outside help in combating the epidemic.
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Donald Trump has taken an active role in combating the growing impeachment inquiry he faces.
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Other partners include the World Health Organization, and the Academic Consortium Combating Ebola in Liberia.
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Earlier this month, the Guardian Council approved legal amendments on combating the funding of terrorism.
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"We're combating terrorism on our territories," Syrian U.N. Ambassador Bashar Ja'afari told the Security Council.
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Meanwhile, China has repeatedly voiced its support for combating global warming and promoting free trade.
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Some argue the shift may reflect the Trump administration's broader strategy in combating foreign corruption.
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The actress is combating child pornography, by speaking out against the shockingly common illegal practice.
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Combating that with new features is one of the company's main goals for next year.
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The office also supports the President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis.
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A month later, Gfycat claimed it had an AI-assisted solution to combating fake video.
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For years, the government's main strategy for combating violence was to attack drug trafficking groups.
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NSO says its technology is licensed only to governments for combating terrorism and fighting crime.
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We have seen this approach to combating racism on an institutional level many times before.
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Israel's Global Forum for Combating Anti-Semitism held a working group on hate speech legislation.
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Blackburn said she's working with Corker on the issue of combating sex and human trafficking.
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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, who took office last year, has made combating corruption a priority.
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Inslee has long plotted a run for president based around his record combating climate change.
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Since 2002, the United States has periodically advised the Philippine military on combating the group.
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It is a federal facility, the nation's most important lab for combating infectious animal diseases.
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His platform has focused on improving public education and combating the rising cost of living.
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The White House also engineered bipartisan victories, on combating opioid abuse and overhauling criminal justice.
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Voters think that Mr. Trump would be better at creating jobs and at combating terrorism.
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Combating it can take years and requires further alternative drugs with even more side effects.
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Journalists are uniquely qualified to perform that vital role of discovering truth and combating falsehood.
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US support for Kurds in Syria who are combating ISIS has also deeply angered Erdogan.
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EDT: A public meeting of President Trump's commission on combating drug addition and opioid crisis.
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He said Merkel and Trump agreed to expand their cooperation in combating terrorism and militancy.
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They could also be crucial for combating the loneliness that comes with an aging population.
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Combating the debtors' prisons must be a central part of efforts to eliminate mass incarceration.
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"More Hamlet than Patton," he calls one of the president's landmark speeches on combating terrorism.
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The Clean Car Standards are one of America's biggest success stories in combating climate change.
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The core of our work is combating and eradicating sexual violence and rape in Egypt.
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The legislation set out duties for the regulator in combating money laundering and terrorism financing.
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Trump's platform centers around helping children, including preventing childhood bullying and combating the opioid epidemic.
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A new law aimed at combating food waste in France came into effect on Jan.
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The president told reporters that the government was aggressively combating the spread of the coronavirus.
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So obviously we've got to join other nations in combating this universally recognized threat. Hahahahaha.
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Many Vatican watchers saw the act as evidence of Benedict's commitment to combating the issue.
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However, they said he would do a better job at creating jobs and combating terrorism.
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If so, who should be responsible for combating these bots and what should they do?
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It has also put other trade goals, like combating unfair practices from China, at risk.
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Ms. Shafi, 25, sees her art as a means of combating various forms of oppression.
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Jay Inslee of Washington is running a campaign almost singularly focused on combating climate change.
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A number of the most prominent presidential contenders have released plans for combating climate change.
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Boris Johnson's UK government has set up a unit for combating disinformation relating to coronavirus.
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However, I've found that sheet strap suspenders do an impressive job of combating this problem.
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For the US, combating Mexico's fastest-growing and most violent gang is a top priority.
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But what if a better way of combating online toxicity were right under our noses?
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Although our research into overseas experiences in combating riots did require that sort of forcefulness.
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Trump on Wednesday called on other countries to take a greater responsibility in combating ISIS.
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Local city and state governments are largely in charge of combating outbreaks in their regions.
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The message is clear: combating the economic effects of the virus will require detailed measures.
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But the federal government's options on combating online bias are limited by the First Amendment.
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They didn't have to comply with laws combating money laundering or the financing of terrorism.
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Pakistan is a key player in combating terrorism and establishing a democratic regime in Afghanistan.
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The Middle East Institute hosts "The Challenges of Combating ISIS in Libya" at 12 p.m.
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Strengthening groups like these to participate in governance is key to combating violence against minorities.
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Keep in mind, all those numbers are just for items specifically tagged for combating coronavirus.
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Street Scene Combating sexism in the workplace has become all the rage, and rightly so.
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Increasingly, those agencies also have fact-checking sections on their websites, aimed at combating misinformation.
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We all have a role to play in combating these lies, and that includes Facebook.
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Related to this effort, Saudi Arabia is establishing a Global Center for Combating Extremist Ideology.
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As senior adviser on Middle East peace, reorganizing government, combating drug abuse, China and Mexico.
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All of which makes especially impressive China's and India's recent commitment to combating climate change.
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This ban is a critical and necessary step to combating this epidemic of youth vaping.
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We have provided it because it benefited our own national security, including combating illegal immigration.
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Sears is hardly the only department store combating upheaval from online stores like Amazon.(AMZN).
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Breaking stigmas about pregnancy is considered one step toward combating the discrimination some women face.
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The initiative would also focus on much-needed demining efforts and combating transnational organized crime.
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The ultimate test, though, may be each candidate's stance on combating China's aggressive trade practices.
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The subsidy program has been more successful at combating mercury than NOx, the analysis found.
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Take, for instance, the Pentagon's Combating Terrorism Technology Task Force (CTTTF), formed soon after 9/11, which changed its name to the Rapid Reaction Technology Office (RRTO) five years later because combating terrorism was too narrow for all the research opportunities it wanted to sponsor.
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Robert A. Newson, who formerly led strategy and concept development for the Naval Special Warfare Command and commanded the Special Operations Command (Forward) in Yemen, told the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point, exemplifying the balancing act of combating adversaries with varying degrees of capabilities.
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" He declared that we "stand united in combating hate and evil in its many ugly forms.
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Both laureates have made a crucial contribution to focusing attention on, and combating, such war crimes.
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" Calling for a unified commitment to combating racist rhetoric, O'Rourke added, Harris "is an American. Period.
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The Anti-Defamation League, a leading organization combating anti-Semitism, said it "strongly opposes" the decision.
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He declared President Donald Trump willing to work with any partner on combating ISIS, including Russia.
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Combating climate change is a near-universal priority of Democrats in 2020, if polls are correct.
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Twitter is still actively combating terrorism on its platform, and it wants you to know so.
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Part of combating this bias includes changing the racial and ethnic makeup of the physician workforce.
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Recent episodes of religious violence in Bangladesh underscore the challenge the country faces in combating extremism.
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A few months later, WWF gave the soldier's army battalion an award for combating rhino poaching.
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The government said nothing in any trade agreement would undermine its commitment to combating climate change.
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Beijing has been keen to portray itself as proactive in combating the spread of the virus.
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According to BHL, sharing these documents with the public is instrumental in combating the climate crisis.
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Most Democratic presidential candidates are making combating climate change a central pillar of their foreign policies.
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It highlighted Romania's "considerable progress" in combating corruption and in building an effective rule of law.
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The G7 has been vocal about the importance of combating extremism with a multi-pronged approach.
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Combating money laundering, human trafficking and terrorist financing are top priorities for banks, ABN AMRO said.
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Palace staffers have had to intervene, spending hours each week combating the attacks against the duchesses.
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The gulf between them was especially apparent when the discussion centered on Russia and combating ISIS.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi also applauded Tauscher for her work combating the spread of nuclear weapons.
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How are you combating an industry wide relationship to crunch that can often be deeply unhealthy.
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The key to combating stress in this environment is to become really aware of your surroundings.
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Also at the top of her list is combating climate change, which threatens fragile tribal lands.
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Many of them, including Bush, will attend a forum combating drug addiction and the heroin epidemic.
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The Brookfield Zoo is combating this recent heat wave by providing chilly treats to their animals.
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" Or even more puerile, in a reference to combating the Zika virus: "mosquitos don't respect walls.
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The bill comes as Republican U.S. President Donald Trump has made combating illegal immigration a priority.
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Collectively, these laws provide state grants and make several reforms aimed at combating addiction and diversion.
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Facebook itself came out with a report last week about how it was combating fake news.
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There are also organizations combating intolerance, and they all need more volunteers with various skill sets.
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Gillibrand, for her part, has already been combating accusations about her perceived coziness with the industry.
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Additionally, they are receiving help from the United States in combating their major regional rival Iran.
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Aid's existing benefits in advancing U.S. interests, combating extremism and creating economic opportunity would be cease.
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Greenspan added that monetary policy "should not have the whole load" of combating an economic slowdown.
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It's also seen as key for coal's long-term viability in a world combating climate change.
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But Finland has piloted a program that has seen widespread success in combating bullying in schools.
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It has not been explicitly focused on combating harassment, though some women would like it to.
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She also participated in an event on combating human trafficking alongside British Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Combating human trafficking by forced labor is one of the highest priorities of this Justice Department.
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The agency launched a campaign earlier this year aimed at combating teenagers' use of vaping products.
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But plots like the US Project illustrate the complexity in combating ISIS and other jihadist organizations.
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The N.H.L. amped up the sport by removing the red line, combating obstruction, hooking and holding.
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SIGAR reported some progress in combating corruption, which has plagued both Afghan military and political institutions.
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Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness said the project would spark economic growth while combating climate change.
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Group of Seven nations, meanwhile, announced a $20 million fund devoted to combating the fires Monday.
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Regulators should be clear and unequivocal — especially on combating manipulation — to ensure efficient and effective markets.
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Another way of combating the price of a reno loan is to refinance after six months.
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The French state, in turn, like other states, must recommit itself to combating prejudice against Muslims.
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The United States has since urged China to play a bigger role in combating global terrorism.
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Chris Christie, who is chairman of President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis.
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The businessman-turned-politician made combating the opioid epidemic a top priority during the 2016 campaign.
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DHS is committed to combating both domestic terrorism and international terrorism and bolstering efforts for both.
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I facilitated a youth leadership camp focused on why leadership is important in combating climate change.
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Wray said the FBI has "significant resources devoted" to combating foreign influence in the upcoming election.
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"He was hanging out with figures that comrades on the left should be combating," he added.
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Without further delay, America needs to put equally formidable people in charge of combating this enemy.
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A spokeswoman for Dodge said the new prosecutor general was vigorously combating corruption on numerous fronts.
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Reformers too often equate combating the mammoth problem of American gun violence with strengthening gun regulations.
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Yes. Is he one of the best weapons in the N.F.L. for combating Aaron Rodgers's mastery?
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Trump's national emergency declaration frees up billions in emergency aid that can go towards combating coronavirus.
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France also recently unveiled plans to toughen its stance on combating extremism in prisons and schools.
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The Green New Deal is by no means a fully baked proposal for combating climate change.
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"Our trainers widely believe that furosemide is an effective tool in combating exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage."
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Here's what they're telling employees about the latest steps aimed at combating the spread of coronavirus.
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F.B.I. agents viewed the commitment as a sign of his seriousness about combating Russian organized crime.
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Ahead, we've collected a glimpse of how each member of the first family is combating coronavirus.
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The Pour Agriculture can play a leading role in combating climate change and reversing ecological damage.
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China is combating coastal flooding with "sponge cities" that soak up excess water from torrential rains.
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There's a complex international network in place at all times, combating the spread of infectious diseases.
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Sinema's campaign called the ad deeply misleading and said it obscured her record combating child trafficking.
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Saturday's document mentioned public diplomacy, information operations and cyber strategies as alternative approaches for combating ISIS.
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Next month, Unesco will publish a guide for combating anti-Semitism in schools around the world.
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So combating the spread of the virus is no doubt a top priority for military brass.
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Ms. Martin said publicity could help "broaden the impact" of the legal cases in combating harassment.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "It's true — President Trump has put Mike Pence in charge of combating the coronavirus.
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So there is high variation in individual organizations about how successfully they are combating their issues.
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But Merkel also benefits from working with Washington, particularly on the issue of combating Russian aggression.
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During the event, he was asked if he would take a "holistic" approach to combating PTSD.
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In particular, we are at a critical juncture when it comes to combating the opioid crisis.
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"We are combating this scourge across the Department of Defense," Thomas told CNN via an email.
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This means better border security, reforming our immigration system, protecting critical infrastructure and combating cyber warfare.
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Policy makers valued collaboration with Cuba in combating drug trafficking, protecting the environment, and developing vaccines.
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Speaking alongside the Qatari finance minister, Mnuchin praised Qatari efforts at combating illicit financing of terrorism.
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When we talk about combating climate change, we always talk about the need to raise ambition.
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We work with health professionals in dozens of countries who are combating tomorrow's global health disasters.
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Speaking alongside the Qatari finance minister, Mnuchin praised Qatari efforts at combating illicit financing of terrorism.
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"Combating illegal robocalls is our top consumer priority at the FCC," Pai said in a statement.
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Trump has made combating the opioid crisis and lowering drug prices top priorities of his administration.
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" An hour later, the Twitter posting was changed to "advance the common interest of combating Iran.
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A bipartisan supermajority in the Senate is poised to pass the Combating B.D.S. Act on Tuesday.
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The country has hosted U.S. operations since 1980, and has assisted the U.S. in combating ISIS.
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Do you know that we are backing the actions of the armed opposition combating Islamic State?
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While Germany has made progress in combating BDS, there is still substantial support for BDS activity.
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That confidence can come from learning the true stories of Muslims preventing and combating jihadist violence.
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Being an ally means nothing if an ally's voice isn't lifted in service to combating ignorance.
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This goes double for a bill like the Combating BDS Act, which divides Democrats among themselves.
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Trump dedicated a whole speech to combating the epidemic in October, weeks before he was elected.
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And the banning of toxic subreddits has proven surprisingly effective in combating the site's ugliest elements.
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Patrick Kennedy left politics behind to focus on combating his drug and alcohol addiction and bipolar disorder.
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HandUp, a startup combating homelessness, just announced the expansion of its gift card program in San Francisco.
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This is one of the overlooked burdens of combating misogyny: It is extremely boring, and very repetitive.
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We&aposve wiped out Russian mercenaries and we&aposre combating the Iranians in Syria, what the point?
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"It's angry, radicalized individuals responding to something they're seeing online," he told the Combating Terrorism Center's Sentinel.
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Ultimately, it found that federal agencies have become more dedicated to combating fentanyl use in recent years.
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The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is investing millions in combating mosquito-borne diseases in Latin America.
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That's largely because local opposition and policies aimed at combating climate change create uncertainty about future demand.
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Britain has sought to lead the way in combating human trafficking, a $150 billion a year industry.
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The planning session on combating the terror group was not expected to yield major shifts of strategy.
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O'MALLEY: Here in the homeland, unlike combating ISIL abroad, we're almost like it's — your body's immune system.
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Now, when combating this threat, Senator Rubio, you've advocated closing down mosques — we'll get back to you.
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It means that your commitment to combating inequality is not an aesthetic one, it's a moral one.
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In his speech announcing the measure, Narendra Modi, the prime minister, highlighted combating corruption and untaxed wealth.
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To be clear: this will be a bipartisan task force because combating hate is a nonpartisan issue.
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"We think it will very much help us in combating money laundering and terrorist activities," Mnuchin said.
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Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, talks about combating addiction.
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American troops are in northern Syria assisting Kurdish forces in combating the ISIS presence in the country.
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Combating the stereotype of the "saintly" disabled person, he turns out to be cheating on his wife.
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The speaker has also been dismissive of Ocasio-Cortez's legislation combating climate change, the Green New Deal.
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The party proclaimed its commitment to gender equality and combating violence against women in its campaign manifesto.
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Combating porn and piracy clearly is far from a new issue, let alone one exclusive to Facebook.
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Officials involved in combating the deadly trade describe a ridiculously profitable courier system for the Venezuelan government.
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Population control measures to reduce the number of mosquitoes are an important aspect of combating these blights.
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Combating that would require changes including in agriculture, such as adopting water-saving drip irrigation, he said.
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In its final report 'Combating doping in sport' in 2018, the committee criticized Coe's answers as misleading.
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They also know that its priorities have shifted: combating jihadism is today more important than promoting democracy.
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Dubois recruits Jamal to be a part of his youth summit, which focuses on combating gun violence.
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He began to speak publicly about the merits of political reform, religious tolerance, pacifism and combating corruption.
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So safety regulators are turning to the tech industry for help in combating the rise in fatalities.
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Better benefits for parents are part of campaigns across the nation aimed at combating rising income inequality.
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There was also no justification on the grounds of ensuring ecologically sustainable growth or combating climate change.
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We as a government of Qatar are doing our utmost in combating terrorism, along with our allies.
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They briefly held hands in Saudi Arabia as they entered the Global Center for Combating Extremist Ideology.
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In 2016, police have been the battlefield over which these two paths for America have been combating.
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I think that's telling to Deborah Ross's desire or her philosophy when it comes to combating terrorism.
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Benioff and Dorsey butted heads on a proposal last year aimed at combating San Francisco's homelessness problem.
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FOR many years Turkey's recipe for combating Kurdish nationalism was to pretend that Kurds did not exist.
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"It's essential for combating hunger and the future problems humanity will face with climate change," Panta said.
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Gillibrand's policy proposals and track record highlight a focused vision on gender equity and combating sexual misconduct.
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I implore the president to openly commit himself to combating violence against women by continuing VAWA grants.
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With the country essentially left combating two separate humanitarian crises, aid agencies are appealing for international assistance.
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Our evidence-based approach to combating overdose deaths is limited only by our lack of sufficient resources.
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The Reagan administration struggled with its approach for combating the HIV and AIDS epidemic in the 85033s.
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But unlike the countries affected in 2014, Congo has a proven track record of combating Ebola flareups.
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In the same interview, Figueres said that the divided US Congress was "detrimental" to combating climate change.
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He also argued that he was the only candidate in the race combating the ongoing opioid epidemic.
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The House is on track to pass more than 50 bills aimed at combating the opioid epidemic.
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The Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau said its investigation was not connected to the probe into ABLV.
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CAMBRIDGE, England — The record of combating economic crime is so woeful that governments need a new approach.
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The increases, effective July 1, came despite the administration's recent tough talk on combating rising drug costs.
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It is aimed at combating what advocates say is an epidemic of violence against Native American women.
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Unfortunately, largely due to its successes, our most successful strategy for combating energy dependence is under siege.
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Our report found that the state of emergency appears, at best, of questionable efficacy in combating terrorism.
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"ICE and all law enforcement agencies have the primary goal of protecting the public by combating crime."
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UNFPA is also on the front line of combating horrors like child marriage and female genital mutilation.
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Ultimately, combating gun violence is not only politically expedient, but it is also necessary and critically important.
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Douglass was combating a set of generalized stereotypes by showing the specific humanity of one black man.
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We have many fights on our hands these days, from countering violent extremism to combating climate change.
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In 28500, Viola founded and helped fund the creation of the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point.
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And she laid out what she believes is a comprehensive federal-state strategy on combating foreign inference.
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You're telling me that these are better at combating erosion than decade-old tea and fruit trees?
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Sorrell (2006), the Court reaffirmed that combating "corruption" rises to the level of a compelling state interest.
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Mobashery says the study is exciting because it could provide another weapon for combating serious bacterial infections.
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But on the way, the president will spend two days highlighting his commitment to combating climate change.
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Perhaps the greatest strength of the randomized controlled trial is in combating what's known as selection bias.
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Combating the misbegotten notion that the branches of our government are "coequal" could help start that revival.
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She warned Democrats not to try to include their ideas on combating climate change in any legislation.
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Administration officials also stressed the important role millennials can play in combating the spread of the virus.
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Inslee declared a state of emergency last month to free up funding for communities combating the outbreak.
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Climate change: He wants the U.S. to leave the Paris Climate Accord, aimed at combating climate change.
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Instead of campaigning in Tampa on Thursday, Mr. Biden will discuss combating the coronavirus in Wilmington, Del.
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But broadly speaking, Dr. Maslach said, it is the human connection that's most effective at combating burnout.
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Considering these failed results, the federal government should look to an alternative approach to combating drug use.
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Over the years, its mission expanded to include combating bootleggers and later drug cartels and terrorist groups.
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A new survey released today shows that combating global warming is a top priority for young voters.
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The United States is combating the nuclear threat in two connected ways: through diplomacy and through sabotage.
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In addition to protecting dignitaries, the Secret Service is responsible for combating certain financial crimes, notably counterfeiting.
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Transparency and speed are key to combating the deadly hemorrhagic fever because the disease can spread rapidly.
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A House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health will hear testimony on combating the nation's opioid epidemic.
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"We all have a role to play in combating these lies, and that includes Facebook," Wessel said.
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We've heard about the importance of optimism for combating climate change, and about the importance of panic.
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For them, the natural hair movement isn't just about ease and aesthetics, but about combating anti-Blackness.
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The Clean Power Plan could be a historic step toward protecting America's environment and combating climate change.
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Netanyahu said combating Islamist militants in the Middle East was essential to stopping the flow of refugees.
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And if these mayors are committed to combating climate change, why are they moving to widen highways?
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Gun control, on the other hand, has been shown to be effective in combating gun violence worldwide.
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Try to break out of any negative patterns by combating self-defeating talk with positive, encouraging statements.
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However, immigration agents play a vital role in combating human trafficking, violent gangs, and the drug trade.
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The Mozambique government did not reply to a CNN email asking how it was combating this problem.
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Mnuchin also discussed Saudi economic issues, combating terrorist financing, and implementing Iran sanctions, according to the tweet.
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The initiative, called "Be Best," focuses on well-being, combating opioid abuse and positivity on social media.
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So, Dr. Meyer thought, might exercise that increases endocannabinoid levels potentially play a role in combating depression?
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So, Dr. Meyer thought, might exercise that increases endocannabinoid levels potentially play a role in combating depression?
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What to watch: The GREEN Streets Act, introduced in July, lists combating climate change among its goals.
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We must be as resolute in combating market power as the corporate sector is in increasing it.
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There were some attempts to design one, but the Combating BDS Act is not one of them.
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Warner said the United States needed a "whole-of-government" approach to combating interference with U.S. elections.
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"We've been very active in combating illegal online sales of unapproved medicine," an agency spokesperson told Vox.
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He also said corporations that have long based public relations campaigns on combating climate change should oppose Pruitt.
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Working in central London and traveling on the Tube means I'm constantly combating pollution and other people's germs.
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The White House today announced a new task force aimed at combating the spread of terrorist networks online.
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In the pharmaceutical industry, "combating cancer has become a gigantic tentpole business for many drug companies," he said.
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For its part, Facebook does appear to be actively combating the spread of fake news on its platform.
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Sandberg and Dorsey both faced questions concerning how their respective companies were combating Russian interference and disinformation campaigns.
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Card providers maintain that such fees are necessary to cover the cost of processing payments and combating fraud.
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"This month, we'll hopefully take an important step toward combating this scourge," he writes in a blog post.
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We stand united in the common goal of defeating hate and combating the violent scourge of anti-Semitism.
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You and I are to be that light, and to help those that are combating those challenges everyday.
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The first lady rolled out a broad initiative yesterday to promote children's health, in part by combating bullying.
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Latvia's Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau detained Governor Ilmars Rimsevics on Saturday after searching his house and office.
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The proceeds from the tax would go into a fund that would be exclusively used towards combating homelessness.
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Victims have used social media as a powerful support tool in combating harassment that otherwise would've gone unreported.
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In the U.S., Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has made combating unauthorized immigration a cornerstone of his campaign.
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It has even led people to wonder if his athletic excellence might play some part in combating intolerance.
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By improving the general safety of these neighborhoods, Bratton gained local residents' trust and cooperation in combating crime.
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The budget also offers more funding for combating infectious diseases, though it cuts $219.519 billion in Medicare spending.
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"CICIG has played a transformational role in combating corruption and impunity in Guatemala," he said in a statement.
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The National Institute of Drug Abuse also lists CBD has having potential for combating inflammation, pain, and anxiety.
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"I think we have an interest in combating this group regardless of their connection to ISIL," he said.
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Cooling centers and portable water stations are essential in combating heat stroke and dehydration, too, the organizations say.
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Sessions and Kelly both say they are following the President's executive order aimed at combating transnational drug cartels.
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Honestly, this project probably won't do much for combating fake news and neither will the reviewed claims feature.
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Qatar's foreign minister has insisted his country was combating terror financing and "protecting the world from potential terrorists."
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"We stand in solidarity with our NATO Ally Turkey in combating the ongoing threat of terrorism," he said.
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The FDA now plans for gene therapies to play a more prominent role in combating previously untreatable diseases.
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Police units involved in combating illegal immigration helped conduct the raids, the Paris prefecture said in a statement.
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One of the things we did talk about is our joint support for terrorist financing, combating terrorist financing.
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Conway said Trump will be reviewing his various policy proposals for combating terrorism and jump-starting the economy.
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Legislators and law enforcement in the United States have been actively combating human trafficking for over 25 years.
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Under the Paris deal, most countries' goals for combating climate change are for the years from 2020-2030.
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Neither of these thoughts will have the desired effect on combating radical ideologies and keeping our nation safer.
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Previously he advised the White House and State Department during the Obama administration about combating terrorist propaganda online.
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Operation Inherent Resolve has launched airstrikes on ISIS targets and provided air support to local forces combating ISIS.
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US forces remain in Iraq, supporting the government there and combating ISIS, as do forces backed by Iran.
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But as new methods for combating piracy are invented, hackers are finding news ways to get around them.
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So far, most attempts at combating hate speech online has relied on analyzing speech after it's been posted.
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And I think we were way better combating that stuff in subsequent years than we were that year.
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The challenge for governments is how to encourage the economic potential of drone use while combating security risks.
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The Justice Department has touted Sessions' efforts as essential to combating illegal immigration and making the system stronger.
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There is even an NGO, Partners in Development, devoted to combating poverty in Haiti, Guatemala, Peru—and Glendora.
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Cooper testified that it was felt unanimously except for OMB that Ukraine was making progress in combating corruption.
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Nawaz was labelled "anti-Muslim" despite his years devoted to combating radicalization in Muslim communities and challenging Islamism.
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These family forests, environmental groups argue, represent a large, untapped resource for combating the effects of climate change.
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There is little doubt that creating jobs and combating terrorism are the two central themes in this election.
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In those years, combating the enemy was a D.I.Y. mix of community organizing, medical volunteerism and direct action.
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A report by the United Nations last month, however, said progress on combating piracy remained "fragile and reversible".
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And, according to Mr. Cordray, he and his team have barely scratched the surface of combating consumer abuse.
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He is also a former member of the President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis.
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As awful as Pedialyte tastes it is unfortunately a necessary evil when it comes to combating a hangover.
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That means it's a great natural alternative for everything from combating acne to softening strands and pouts alike.
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Yet despite the significant strides we've made in combating these emerging threats, a number of pressing challenges remain.
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He later funded West Point's Combating Terrorism Center in 2003 and chaired the New York Mercantile Stock Exchange.
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I asked my barista buddies and habitual coffee fiends if they had any tricks for combating the jitters.
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Finland recently inaugurated a center dedicated to combating hybrid warfare and is also reviewing its civil defense plans.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, a leading voice in Congress for combating sexual assault in the military, said Trump should resign.
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"The greatest influence individuals can have in combating climate change is to have one fewer child," Ripple said.
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Sanders is fighting a cosmic struggle and combating pandemic disease in the overall design of the social model.
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Ms. Flores called Mr. Sessions's changes "vital to reducing violent crime," combating the opioid epidemic and securing borders.
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But research shows that algorithms are powerful tools for combating the capricious and biased nature of human decisions.
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On Sunday, Mr. Powell reiterated that Congress had a large role to play in combating the economic impact.
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Polygraph and Faktograph are new websites aimed at combating a torrent of disinformation by Russia state-controlled media.
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Then, on Tuesday, American officials wrestled with allies over a United Nations measure on combating rape during wartime.
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The first step to combating climate change for businesses is for them to understand their contributions to it.
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The European Commission on Wednesday unveiled a plan to introduce its first law aimed at combating climate change.
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Investigators argue that covert searches and seizures are a crucial tool in combating drug trafficking and other crimes.
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Only 15 percent of those surveyed said the U.S. is making progress on combating military and veteran suicide.
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Stay safe out there, and let's hope the upcoming regulatory framework aimed at combating robocalls does the trick.
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He had previously insisted that successfully combating the spread of the virus was largely dependent on individual behavior.
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He's campaigned extensively on combating climate change and changing US immigration policy — two core issues important in California.
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Second, a transnational alliance of white terror must be addressed by a transnational alliance dedicated to combating it.
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In recent months, accusations of sexual misconduct by powerful men have stirred new interest in combating such behavior.
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In the days that followed, the US Army was forced to issue an announcement combating a malicious hoax.
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The WHO suggested a holistic response from these countries had gone a long way into combating the virus.
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We all need to be working together in tracking a global virus, and in combating a global virus.
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Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) predicted an extension of FISA provisions and a robust spending package combating the coronavirus.
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Mr. Trump praised the king for hosting so many Syrian refugees in his country and for combating terrorism.
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Combating discrimination, we suggest, may be only part, and not the most important part, of the order's goals.
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It's unfortunate, however, that critics continue to challenge these policies despite their clear benefits for combating climate change.
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The House Oversight subcommittee on national security will hold a hearing on "combating homegrown terrorism" at 2 p.m.
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Sexual violence experts agreed that publishing the numbers was an important step in combating abuse across the industry.
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Over time, it became clear that Mr. Obama had prioritized combating the Islamic State over ousting Mr. Assad.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai said his company should be held accountable for combating the spread of fake news.
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Combating this tendency in ourselves and others is — perhaps now more than ever — something to be vigilant about.
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He remained connected to the military through donations to West Point, including to the academy's Combating Terrorism Center.
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Ms. Hill said the El Salvador government would need help combating gangs, as well as more economic opportunities.
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For its part, Juul says that it never advertised to adolescents and is committed to combating underage use.
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Last year, the Swedish bank admitted to failings in combating money laundering and said it was under investigation.
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Yung recommends combating these effects by wearing sunscreen and a hat, even using an umbrella during the daytime.
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Ms. Maloney supports the Ecpat code, which she said established a "common set of guidelines" for combating trafficking.
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The president's commission on combating the opioid epidemic is promising, but only if rhetoric is followed by action.
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She now serves as the executive director of the Model Alliance, a nonprofit devoted to combating industry abuse.
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GOP leaders had spent weeks rounding up support and combating demands for changes from conservatives and libertarian lawmakers.
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Facebook has begun a series of experiments aimed at combating the spread of fake news on its site.
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Edipeel can stave off anthracnose by up to 30 days longer than existing techniques for combating the fungus.
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"As regional partners, we all play a crucial role in combating these disturbing and dangerous phenomena," he said.
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A House Energy and Commerce subcommittee will mark up legislation next Wednesday aimed at combating the opioid epidemic.
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Last month, he pulled the United States out of a landmark international agreement aimed at combating climate change.
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The accord was aimed at preventing irregular migration, combating criminal organizations and ultimately helping with US border security.
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Mr. Trump has mentioned his Jewish grandchildren and daughter when questioned about his commitment to combating anti-Semitism.
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Sanders is spending most of his time campaigning in Iowa, where he's focusing heavily on combating climate change.
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Combating "vaccine myths and misinformation is a shared responsibility and we applaud these efforts," she said in part.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, a member of the coalition, added that combating climate change is not antithetical to economic health.
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President Donald Trump has suggested arming teachers and reopening mental hospitals as a way of combating school violence.
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The magazine also reported that 509 firefighters were combating the blaze, with officials posting photos on social media.
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If you want to be sympathetic, you could argue that Rubio sees combating Islamophobia as an unnecessary distraction.
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He called President Obama incompetent hours after questioning his motives combating terrorism in a television interview on Monday.
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Carr will attend conferences on combating anti-Semitism this week in Slovakia and Belgium, the State Department said.
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This process is different from other drugs because it prevents future illnesses rather than combating already-present infections.
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Algeria is a strategic ally of the United States and France in combating Islamic extremists in the Sahara.
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The NDRC, which now has several full-time paid staffers, has four main operations devoted to combating gerrymandering.
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So the Combating BDS Act, a version of which was co-authored by Rubio and conservative Democratic Sen.
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The report highlights another major issue in combating Zika which isn't entirely unrelated to reproductive health care: funding.
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Officials there appealed to the public as well for ideas about combating distracted, drunken, and other dangerous driving.
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Given that, the best approach to really combating racism, on top of uniting the country, may be empathy.
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Furthermore, JASTA doesn't do justice to the serious efforts and sacrifices that Riyadh has made in combating global terrorism.
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"The most effective tool for combating this information's effect is to have the citizenry prepared and resilient to disinformation."
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It's clear that big banks like Wells Fargo have their work cut out for them in combating millennial skepticism.
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The actor testified Wednesday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a hearing on progress in combating modern slavery.
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One company in Austin, Texas, makes a drink that claims to be a more natural way of combating redness.
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Carbon emissions Obama made combating climate change and promoting efficient sources of energy a key aspect of his presidency.
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Kanaga asserts this is more important than ever in combating the corrosive elements at play in current American politics.
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Walgreens has been an industry leader in combating this crisis in the communities where our pharmacists live and work.
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The internal memo comes at the same time the Trump administration touts progress in combating the U.S. opioid epidemic.
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Supporters of the bill argue that it would be helpful in combating money laundering, terror financing and tax evasion.
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"The kingdom of Saudi Arabia is keen in its combating of terrorism as an ideology and behavior," he said.
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York cited major strides in combating ignorance and intolerance as part of her motivation to share her true self.
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In addition to preparing for the arrival of her baby and combating negativity, Graham continues to promote body positivity.
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Learn more about Time's Up, an organization of women in entertainment combating sexual harassment and inequality, on its website.
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Learn more about Time's Up, an organization of women in entertainment combating sexual harassment and inequality, on its website.
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And when he is interested, he emphasizes a border wall that experts say is useless for combating the epidemic.
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First lady Melania Trump on Monday unveiled a broad initiative to promote children's health, in part, by combating bullying.
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"Instead of a hearing combating hate, it became a platform for it," Director Maya Berry said in a statement.
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Among Chinese diplomats based abroad, monitoring Falun Gong's activities and combating its influence is treated as an important duty.
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THE latest progress report* from UNAIDS, the United Nations body charged with combating HIV and AIDS, brings mixed news.
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The event exposed the gulf between Trump and Clinton on issues such as combating ISIS and managing the military.
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He was formerly a design ethicist at Google and started a movement combating tech addiction called Time Well Spent.
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The foundation supports local charities in initiatives combating youth homelessness, improving educational access and outcomes and providing arts programming.
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According to news outlet China Daily, the participants were river drifting as a way of combating the scorching heat.
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We do have common objectives with Russia, such as combating Islamic terrorism and establishing peace in the Middle East.
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Learn more about Time's Up, an organization of women in entertainment combating sexual harassment and inequality, on its website. .
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But there was plenty of debate around whether this was a viable tactic in combating the area's drug problem.
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Sikh Americans had lobbied for years for such documentation, arguing it was a key step in combating such crimes.
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He is praising firefighters for their efforts combating what is now the largest fire in the state&aposs history.
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Ensuring girls go to and remain in school is one way of combating the region's high teenage pregnancy rates.
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Major scientific organizations, such as NASA, have also laid out more clear commitments to combating harassment in recent years.
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I reached out to Twitter and asked whether the company had plans to implement new tools for combating harassment.
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He argues the infrastructure is necessary for America's national security and critical in combating drug flows into the country.
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Learn more about Time's Up, an organization of women in entertainment combating sexual harassment and inequality, on its website.
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It also played an important role in December in securing a global deal in Paris on combating climate change.
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We discussed our long relationship and history of combating HIV, fighting terrorism, and committing to peace throughout the region.
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In his State of the Union address Tuesday, Obama cited combating heroin use as an area for bipartisan cooperation.
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Combating ISIS is the party's second highest priority with 85033 percent of voters saying it is their top issue.
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Kuperman reiterated Alibaba's stance that it is "firmly committed to the protection of intellectual property rights and combating counterfeits".
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Fascism and hypocritical overreach inevitably becomes the very discrimination that "social justice warriors," or SJWs claim to be combating.
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A majority of Americans, 22019 percent, also oppose funding decreases for spending on the environment and combating climate change.
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The United States' leading role in combating climate change, and Obama's environmental legacy, sit precariously on a razor's edge.
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Trump is the favorite among likely Iowa voters on issues including the economy, combating Islamic terrorism, immigration and taxes.
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In this case, virtuous leakers are also combating the disinformation campaign that seems to be coming from the Russians.
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Its founder, Kailash Satyarthi, is a Nobel Peace Prize winner for his work in combating child labor and trafficking.
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Rousseff said Lula was appointed for his experience and had a history of championing fiscal stability and combating inflation.
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As a blogger and activist he had focused on non-partisan issues such as fathers' rights and combating rape.
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It focuses on understanding feminism, combating sexism, and interestingly enough, pivoting society away from idolizing women like Kim Kardashian.
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What are the most common anxieties of first-time parents, and do you have any advice for combating them?
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And it will also underline our continued cooperation with the EU on foreign affairs, and combating crime and terrorism.
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If approved, the new gene therapy would be another victory for combating rare diseases, also known as orphan diseases.
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The strategies we have devised and advanced together are aimed precisely at addressing the humanitarian crisis and combating extremism.
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So, I say thank you to the NYPD for finally combating one of the greatest scourges in this city.
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He said they discussed the Saudi investigation into Khashoggi's homicide, sanctions against regional power Iran, and combating terrorism financing.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Tuesday he sees combating election interference as one of his "top priorities" this year.
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The models may overestimate the cooling power of clouds, which, if true, would make combating global warming more difficult.
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The Democratic Party has decided to politicize the 2020 census by combating the administration's reinstatement of the citizenship question.
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Operation Inherent Resolve has launched air strikes on ISIS targets and provided air support to local forces combating ISIS.
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For the world powers, victory is containing and combating the terrorist extremists within Syria's borders and forsaking everyone else.
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Yet only a small number of presidential candidates in either party have put out proposals for combating cyber threats.
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In Miami Beach, the city engineer, Bruce A. Mowry, has come up with a plan for combating the flooding.
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So far the country has made little meaningful progress in combating the epidemic of firearm suicide and firearm deaths.
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Both the U.S. and Mexican governments see it as the front line in combating illegal immigration from Central America.
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Combating human trafficking is an issue that transcends partisanship and ideology – and one that calls on our common humanity.
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Trump administration officials are growing increasingly frustrated over stalled legislation concerning a key office responsible for combating cyber threats.
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And his explicitly racist policies on immigration, law enforcement, and combating foreign terrorism threaten domestic unrest and foreign upheaval.
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He said those issues include free speech, preserving history against "revisionism," combating political correctness and advocating for white interests.
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The speakers also offered advice on combating age discrimination, an overview on compensation, and working with recruiters like themselves.
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African leaders and environmentalists were meeting in Kenya on Friday to dnL5N17W47Biscuss ways of combating elephant and rhino poaching.
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While facial-recognition software can be helpful for combating issues such as sex trafficking, it's still quite error prone.
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And with government restrictions on security technology tightening, individuals and businesses can have a tough time combating the crooks.
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The budget would also eliminate some $100 million in spending on research and international programs on combating climate change.
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Wittig said this could support causes like combating the persecution of gay men in places like Uganda or Chechnya.
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That helps promote another important means of combating AI bias: making sure more people are part of the discussion.
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Just last year Obama and Turnbull reaffirmed their countries' close relationship on matters involving terrorism, combating cyberattacks, and trade.
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More people are joining, more people are understanding the issues and causes, like combating sexual harassment and sexual violence.
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"I'm especially pleased to say the United States and Canada are fully united in combating climate change," Obama said.
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When combating issues such as violent extremism, it's tempting to look at the problem through a top-down lens.
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He also called on nations to use the upcoming G20 meeting to reaffirm their commitment to combating climate change.
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The Combating European Anti-Semitism Act has already passed the House and now must move forward in the Senate.
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Yet combating it with draconian measures could hurt growth by discouraging both officials and entrepreneurs from taking economic risks.
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Back in Brent, Mike is taking it one day at a time, making steady progress in combating his addiction.
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President Emmanuel Macron has said that combating violence against women is one of the top priorities of his government.
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For her, pleasure activism is about combating the oppressive idea that pleasure isn't a natural part of everyday life.
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If Inslee had his way, the full power of the presidency would be laser-focused on combating climate change.
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Medicaid has a major role in combating the opioid epidemic, paying for a wide range of treatments and medications.
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The bank, which has focused on combating climate change and promoting foreign aid, has clashed with the Trump administration.
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The labor secretary, whose purview includes combating human trafficking, has done nothing so far to rebut The Herald's reporting.
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Mr. Pozner founded the HONR Network, a nonprofit combating online hate, after Noah was targeted by the conspiracy theorists.
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The prohibitions on drugs have also created perverse economic incentives that make combating drug producers and distributors extremely difficult.
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This showed how the wider population was moving around, and helped the authorities make decisions around combating the virus.
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But Kerry, a former senator from Massachusetts and secretary of state, is a longtime advocate of combating climate change.
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Inslee's campaign, however, has continued to push plans aimed at combating the issue, and Wednesday's release is no different.
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" Ms. Watson suggests combating anxious feelings with positive affirmations like "This is going to be the best move ever!
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The Trump administration's latest suggestion for combating the dominance of Chinese telecom giant Huawei: invest in its European competitors.
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He tracked the evolution of Islamic State plots in Britain in a report for West Point's Combating Terrorism Center.
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And all these institutions have to protect healthcare workers, without whom we have no chance of combating any epidemic.
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That lower "hit rate" leaves questions about the degree of suspicion officers apply in combating crime in minority neighborhoods.
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The news comes a day after the Vatican wrapped up an unprecedented summit on combating sexual abuse by clergy.
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Still, if combating climate change is an imperative, nuclear power and its risks must get a more careful assessment.
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That sets another record for a third consecutive year and veers countries further off course from combating global warming.
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It said the bank had to take effective measures to comply with its legal obligations in combating money laundering.
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And the units seem custom-made for a president intent on both combating terrorism and avoiding large-scale war.
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The U.S., meanwhile, has agreed to study additional measures of combating the online sale of counterfeit or pirated goods.
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The Obama administration quickly ratcheted up the pressure, and made combating leaks a top priority for federal law enforcement.
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The meetings in Brussels included discussions of military budgets, combating terrorism and addressing the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
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He's standing behind an administration that does not support the causes the firm cares about, namely combating police brutality.
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Similar sentiments followed the release of the President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis final report.
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I moved to Washington, D.C. this year to work on supporting Indigenous resistance movements while combating the climate crisis.
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Preliminary research also does suggest that CBD may be effective at combating inflammation, aiding sleep, and, yes, reducing anxiety.
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A bill aimed at combating swatting was introduced in Congress last summer, but it has remained in committee review.
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Inslee is running as a rare single-issue candidate, making combating climate change the central rationale for his campaign.
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That was an odd argument, since one of Zelensky's main electoral platforms was combating Moscow and ending the war.
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Both lawmakers have been vocal proponents of the Green New Deal, a legislative package aimed at combating climate change.
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The administration has redirected $374 million from other health initiatives including combating the Ebola virus for stopgap Zika funding.
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But once she got involved in Title IX, she devoted the rest of her life to combating sex discrimination.
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Pakistan's commitment to combating terrorism in its region has long been a source of frustration for the U.S. government.
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The Pakistani government has long disputed the notion that it is less than a full partner in combating terrorism.
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Today OSF funds independent journalism and supports NGOs combating corruption and discrimination, spending $3.6 million in Hungary in 2016.
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Earlier this month, the Latvian parliament boosted powers of its banking regulator in combating money-laundering and terrorism financing.
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Back in 2014, he was working with the Interagency Task Force for Combating Illegal Migration (GICIC, by its Italian acronym).
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It's faced bigger competition from better capitalized competitors like Walmart and Target, while also combating the rise of online shopping.
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Anabel Hernandez, a Mexican investigative journalist, called for combating "corruption and the culture of impunity that are destroying the country".
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Nadler and other Democrats have sought other means of combating Trump short of jumping to impeachment out of the gate.
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Environmentalists have staunchly opposed his nomination, while many Republicans have praised him for combating what they view as regulatory overreach.
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The visit comes after a productive 18 months for Chinese-American relations on the subject of combating synthetic drug sales.
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Flynn, however, is a veteran of military intelligence and played a key role in combating the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan.
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The research was supported, in part, by a grant from the French Interministerial Mission for Combating Drugs and Addictive Behavior.
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Five times in the last month alone, she sent e-mails touting her super PAC's role in combating President Trump.
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However, we have said that combating violence against women is (in most cases) most effectively organized at the state level.
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She has reportedly advocated for a stronger police presence on Bogotá's streets and for combating child labor in the area.
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The Wiesenthal Center is a global human rights group dedicated to researching the Holocaust and combating anti-Semitism and hate.
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Six candidates sought to take the helm at the WHO, which is tasked with combating disease outbreaks and chronic illnesses.
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Among those being drafted into the mission are those with experience combating Ebola in Africa, according to The PLA Daily.
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Another major fire was blazing in the northern part of the country in Guarda, with four aircraft combating the flames.
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When it comes to combating opioid misuse and addiction, needle exchanges and safe injection sites have solid evidence behind them.
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While admittedly disturbing, the discovery could lead to new ways of combating malarial mosquitoes and the dreaded disease they carry.
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But Mr. Lewis has pledged to fight on, drawing on what he said were the approaches he learned combating terrorists.
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A government watchdog report last month concluded the government's cyber defense system, known as Einstein, is ineffective at combating hackers.
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President Trump declared it a public health emergency last October, and his latest budget poured billions into combating the epidemic.
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But combating a crisis as urgent and widespread as the opioid epidemic requires responses that are proven to be effective.
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The agreement marks a global commitment to combating climate change, but could be in jeopardy of the U.S. pulling out.
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This is far from the only fake news video on YouTube, and the platform has focused on combating the issue.
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It also highlighted the cost of doing nothing about it, undermining Trump's argument that combating climate change is too expensive.
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Evan Vucci / AP He also touched a glowing globe during the opening of the Global Center for Combating Extremist Ideology.
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Combating hate speech on online platforms generally is one of the priorities for the European Commission's Digital Signal Market Strategy.
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Zuckerberg published a very thorough 3,300 word post on Facebook detailing the company's multi-pronged approach to combating election interference.
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Combating climate change and cooperating on counter-terrorism and the fight against Islamic State militants were also on the agenda.
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But experts in the drug policy space say border security isn't an integral part to combating the opioid overdose epidemic.
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The winner will probably be the candidate most likely to convince voters of his effectiveness in combating Mexico's traditional scourge.
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As founder of the Luke Batty Foundation, Australian Rosie Batty was named for her efforts combating domestic and sexual violence.
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Below are three reputable, vetted ways to help those who have fled or are combating the nation's latest environmental catastrophe.
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The changes stem from a former prosecutor's lengthy report highlighting an array of shortcomings by USA Gymnastics in combating abuse.
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Beijing's special envoy for the Syrian crisis has also praised Russia's military role there as effective in combating international terrorism.
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Combating segregation isn't just about undoing the structures of the past; it still takes root within schools in new ways.
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Analysed by West Point's Combating Terrorism Center, the cache of information highlight Islamic State's creativity and innovation in drone tactics.
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These attacks have happened again and again throughout American history, typically motivated by black churches' work in combating systemic racism.
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Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani on Sunday accused President Obama of having a "lackadaisical" attitude about combating terrorism.
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But it's hardly new: people have believed in conspiracy theories for ages, and scientists are no stranger to combating them.
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Cheating changes this and is such an affront to the sport, that people spend a lot of time combating this.
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Simply defining and recognizing the way that the impostor syndrome affects you is the first step in combating it. 2.
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The legislation is marching forward amid worries that the Trump administration will lead an onslaught against policies combating climate change.
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Burns is acting president of the Taxpayers Against Fraud Educational Fund, a nonprofit dedicated to combating fraud against the government.
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This legislation has been a pivotal first step toward combating the deaths of over 130 Americans who overdose each day.
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Microsoft had long been at the forefront of combating abuse imagery, even creating the PhotoDNA detection tool a decade ago.
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International agencies told the sanctions monitors that Libya's Directorate Combating Illegal Migration had no control over its 24 detention centers.
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Sander's comments come after DeVos announced she would revamp the Obama administration's guidance for combating sexual assault on college campuses.
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Joseph F. Dunford Jr. had invited Nurmantyo to Washington to attend a conference Monday and Tuesday on combating violent extremism.
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For instance, community banks support bipartisan efforts to modernize the Bank Secrecy Act to update our regime combating money laundering.
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According to UNAIDS, the United Nations agency charged with combating the disease, they peaked at 203m a year in 2005.
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The government has been forced to concentrate resources on combating Islamist Boko Haram militants along its northwestern border with Nigeria.
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Emiliano, a former mafia-combating public prosecutor, heads a region that is its own tribute to the union's quiet miracles.
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The first part of the six-part agenda deals with combating poverty and will be rolled out tomorrow in Anacostia.
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The interview started on an expected note, with DeVos explaining why arming teachers is "an option" for combating school shootings.
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The West Virginia attorney general introduced "Combating Addiction with Grace" to connect faith leaders with law enforcement and treatment professionals.
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The two leaders met informally several times during the summit and released a joint statement on combating ISIS in Syria.
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Having a strong support network outside your business is vital to combating these statistics and improving your overall well-being.
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But any state regulation of such platforms—in the interest of combating disinformation, say—would be subject to constitutional constraints.
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Additionally, in 2.53 PNC piloted credit cards with card verification values that periodically refresh, in the hopes of combating fraud.
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Elham said he was excited to meet up and collaborate with other young people interested in combating the climate crisis.
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Buhari will meet Trump in Washington April 30 to discuss ways of combating terrorism, promoting economic growth among other issues.
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Gillibrand, meanwhile, has made combating sexual harassment and assault her signature issue, more so than any other politician in America.
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Wray argued the government has significant resources devoted to combating foreign influence, but couldn't think of anything else they need.
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Internal Instagram documents previously obtained by Motherboard showed some of the company's enforcement strategies and policies for combating such content.
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The New York Legislature is considering legislation combating the roles that eyewitness misidentification and false confessions play in wrongful convictions.
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A House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee holds a hearing on the Drug Enforcement Agency's role in combating the opioid epidemic.
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Saudi Arabia is holding the event to discuss combating extremist ideologies and economic cooperation between the U.S. and Islamic nations.
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Even as he signed a legislation aimed at combating human trafficking, Trump argued that a wall is the only remedy.
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Either way, for Mr. Rambo, the venture into combating leaks appears to be the latest expression of an entrepreneurial personality.
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Rebecca Gayheart and Eric Dane are showing a united front when combating the coronavirus ... while simultaneously remaining split, figuratively speaking.
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When the local governments in Florida and other states are combating hurricane, US parties are still fighting over the budget.
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It wouldn't be surprising if Tillerson considered combating climate change to be a very low priority, if one at all.
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That's well below the $100 million the Homeland Security Advisory Council recommended the department spend on combating extremism in 2016.
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At the very least, it suggests that officials may want to rethink one of their traditional methods of combating violence.
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Countering those capabilities by China and Russia is a more difficult, and expensive, endeavor than combating terrorism, the officials said.
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Much of the network's time is diverted to combating rumors and absorbing hostility, mostly from area codes far outside California.
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The two discussed combating illicit financing as well as the investigation into Mr. Khashoggi's death, a Treasury Department spokesman said.
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From Syria to Somalia to Pakistan, the United States is combating many of these groups — usually with bombs and missiles.
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His Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis released a detailed report in November on this very issue.
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How should a charter network run by progressives committed to combating racism navigate the Trump administration's vocal support of charters?
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The review is an outgrowth of a Defense Department strategy that focuses on combating rising threats from Russia and China.
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The committee said major tech companies should work together and with government officials to share information crucial to combating disinformation.
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While officials remained skeptical that the Trump administration would truly invest in combating the new threat, Mr. Sena is optimistic.
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It can also play a major role in combating climate change through capturing and storing carbon dioxide in the earth.
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President Donald Trump is expected on Friday to announce plans for a new administrative position focused on combating human trafficking.
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The President repeatedly defended the White House's response, stressing the administration's ongoing efforts and resources devoted to combating the virus.
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But it could also undermine cooperation with Mexican forces in combating the cartels and escalate tensions between the two governments.
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Washington (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden has made combating cancer a primary focus of his post-White House time.
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As a result, the difficulty in combating the robocall problem lies in distinguishing useful and legal robocalls from illegal robocalls.
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Here you have in Motown a force that is actively combating these ideas of black people as being inherently inferior.
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At a forum in Saudi Arabia on combating extremism, Ivanka Trump stood in for her father when he got tired.
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Some institutions, like the High Museum in Atlanta, are even combating the trend by actively working to diversify their audiences.
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Ending the Russia Lie is merely the first step in combating the leftist assault on the president and the country.
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But when comparing Trump and Obama's NSS, the most glaring difference is in the approach to combating radical Islamic terrorism.
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The leaders are likely to talk to Trump about countering Iran, combating Islamist extremism, and deepening economic and military partnerships.
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Congress currently has a host of bills under consideration aimed at combating the addiction epidemic that is ravaging communities nationwide.
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Money Laundering ProtectionOnce again, the encryption that is so integral to blockchain makes it exceedingly helpful in combating money laundering.
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Turning to an issue of global security, Trump said "all nations have a duty to act" in combating Iran's influence.
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Trump said both sides also discussed combating "radical Islamic terrorism," the importance of a secure 5G wireless network and trade.
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He told lawmakers that he was describing discussions about combating cyberthreats broadly, not within the context of Russian election interference.
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"One of the things that I do is deal with combating Russian disinformation," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert told CNN.
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Combating the alt-right narrative means creating and funding programs that directly engage the false narratives promoted by these terrorists.
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Over the summer, the President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis recommended that the president do this.
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"To be clear: Ms. Alawa never served on HSAC itself — only on the subcommittee on combating violent extremism," he said.
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The Instagram acquisition was all about combating rivals Twitter and Google+ and boosting its strategy on mobile, the sources said.
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The Trump administration's attention, energy and resources must now be focused on combating ISIS's radical ideology online, where it lives.
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"The main reason we're engaging with Iraq is combating ISIS, in the short run," Mr. Jeffrey said in an interview.
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The President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis has eight draft recommendations for addressing the opioid crisis.
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But it could also undermine cooperation with Mexican forces in combating the cartels and escalate tensions between the two governments.
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Federal law enforcement has seen some success in combating ransomware attacks, despite the broader difficulty of tracking down the perpetrators.
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Jenkins campaigned on issues including reducing police violence, combating climate change, ending voter suppression and making available more affordable housing.
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Our lead consumer tech writer also has ideas on combating "bait apps" that lure your kids into buying junk online.
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That finding may be important to the numerous groups fighting to increase voter turnout by combating structural barriers to voting.
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Integrate homeless support with "wraparound" services, including help with achieving economic independence, accessing mental health services and combating substance use.
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But investors soon resumed fearful selling amid the realization that cheaper money is of limited use in combating the crisis.
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The Combating B.D.S. Act does not infringe on Americans' First Amendment rights or prohibit their right to engage in boycotts.
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The awards have previously honored policies combating desertification, violence against women and girls, nuclear weapons and pollution of the oceans.
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With its focus on electric vehicles and renewable energy, Mr. Ryan's economic agenda ties in neatly with combating climate change.
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Now the University of Maryland is looking to make an unusual hire for a job focused on to combating hate.
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In fact, some recent research has questioned whether targeting implicit bias as a strategy for combating racism can even work.
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But really, all the changes that I would fight for and enact would fall under the umbrella of combating inequality.
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You stood on this platform, and they tried to do a network, and they were basically combating people and dinosaurs.
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The Syrian army said the attack "undermines the operation of combating terrorism that the Syrian Arab Army is carrying out".
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Baltimore businessman Sajid Tarar said he launched American Muslims for Trump because he favored Trump's stance on combating radical Islam.
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But Atkinson says politicians in Washington have not given combating climate change or effects like a rising ocean sufficient emphasis.
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But comparisons between the two tough-talking politicians have been made, particularly the emphasis on combating crime with a heavy hand.
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The first session is titled "Combating misinformation at Facebook" and will feature an engineering director and data scientists from the company.
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It has been more focused on formulating its own nuclear policy and on combating the nuclear threat posed by North Korea.
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The primary subject of the dispute was not the idea that good forest management can play a role in combating wildfires.
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The DA touted its governance credentials in provinces and cities and has been a leading force in combating corruption and Zuma.
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The Obama administation launched It's On Us, a nationwide awareness program dedicated to addressing and combating sexual violence on college campuses.
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Trump has also expressed a desire to draw Russian President Vladimir Putin closer, hoping to develop a strategy on combating ISIS.
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"Greece, an ally and a neighboring country, refrains from fulfilling the minimum requirements of combating terrorism and crime," the statement said.
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The two new appointees will be crucial to the government's top priorities, confronting the Taliban's growing insurgency and combating endemic corruption.
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Trump's 2021 budget for Treasury also provides funds for offices in the department focused on combating terrorist financing and financial crimes.
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The US has gotten involved, supplying weapons and personnel to the Saudi-led coalition, which has been combating the Houthi rebels.
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Most, however, are combating fires in the super-parched West, where the record-breaking Mendocino Complex promises to spread even more.
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Greg Abbott met Thursday in Austin with officials from tech giants Google, Facebook and Twitter to discuss ways of combating extremism.
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Her fellow Democratic candidate Pete Buttigieg has publicly said he wants the FTC to be more aggressive in combating tech monopolies.
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Khanna presents his program as combating a range of modern economic ills, with wage stagnation near the top of the list.
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Vital economic ties depend on good neighbourliness, as does co-operation on sensitive topics from controlling immigration to combating drugs-trafficking.
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Doing more with less is a good thing in any field of endeavour, and those combating AIDS have managed that well.
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Prime Minister Sherif Ismail said the step was essential to combating what he called terrorist groups bent on undermining the country.
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President Donald Trump has vowed to repeal the plan, which was aimed at reducing carbon dioxide emissions and combating climate change.
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" He went on to praise the Obama administration's commitment to combating gun violence but added, "The president can't do it alone.
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First, there's combating fraud, where he said the company was "very early," first launching its mobile fraud prevention suite in 2016.
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But in terms of combating a message that was really aimed at stoking anger and resentment and grievance, I plead inadequate.
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They're on the environment and really combating climate change, something we do by running our business on 100 percent renewable energy.
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He told Reuters on Thursday following the hike announcement that he did not expect it to be effective in combating inflation.
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The Trump administration has taken this opportunity to beef up its regional policy messaging around combating leftist governments in the hemisphere.
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These are the rights that let venture capitalists capitalize on their wins while combating dilution and limiting exposure to bad investments.
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The new color is part of the company's partnership with (RED), an advocacy group dedicated to combating HIV/AIDS in Africa.
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"Both laureates have made a crucial contribution to focusing attention on, and combating, such war crimes," it said in its citation.
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Combating attacks from the Chinese is going to take a much more rigorous and sophisticated approach than we are currently deploying.
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Swiss authorities say this amounts to the theft of business secrets, while German officials say they are combating illegal tax evasion.
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A U.S. congressional task force on combating anti-Semitism and a number of Jewish groups urged Duda to veto the bill.
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But diet and supplements could also be key for combating the challenges of a zero gravity, according to a new study.
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They're on the environment and really combating climate change, something we do by running our business on 100 percent renewable energy.
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The order contains actions that would alter the government's role in combating climate change, according to information given during the briefing.
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Its passage comes amid the rise of the right-wing Danish People's Party, which has made combating immigration a chief priority.
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Chemaly argued that the use of more precise language when talking about online harassment would be helpful in combating societal apathy.
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Democrats are now focused on combating Trump's policies and don't spend as much time reminding the public of Trump's prejudicial currency.
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Twitter's sluggish approach to combating harassment looks even slower today as Instagram pushed its third round of safety features this quarter.
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Before she became prime minister, May was Home Secretary where she was responsible for law and order and combating domestic terrorism.
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She added that growing plants in space also has psychological benefits for astronauts, particularly in combating feelings of isolation and loneliness.
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"We're getting better at finding and combating our adversaries, from financially motivated troll farms to sophisticated military intelligence operations," said Sandberg.
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Facebook acknowledged that the company has been reconsidering its approach to combating hoaxes, but says the story's central allegation is false.
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Public and private sector partners must unite to establish global standards for combating the growing, borderless threat of digital money laundering.
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TIME TO 'WAGE WAR' -TRUMP Trump has praised Lopez Obrador for combating cartel violence but said more needed to be done.
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In March, the President signed an executive order establishing the President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction, chaired by New Jersey Gov.
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Guo said media organizations had an important role to play in promoting understanding, combating trade protectionism, and helping expand economic ties.
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Researchers wanted to see if, given the apparent success in treating addiction, psychedelics might be useful in combating the opioid epidemic.
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Sudan called the action "very unfortunate" after Washington lifted sanctions on the country just weeks ago for cooperation on combating terrorism.
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Their paper, published in Science Advances, offers the most detailed estimates to date for a promising approach to combating climate change.
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A government watchdog report last month concluded that the government's cyber defense system, known as Einstein, is ineffective at combating hackers.
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He said the two men discussed the Saudi investigation into Khashoggi's killing, sanctions against regional power Iran, and combating terrorism financing.
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They include more focus on illicit financial flows and revamping U.S. assistance programs to stress strengthening governance and combating Russian influence.
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She said they discussed strategies to combating the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and North Korea's latest nuclear test.
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Touadera has cast himself as a trustworthy leader capable of combating corruption and uniting the country across religious and ethnic divides.
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"The serious and evolving challenges of combating terrorist financing are addressed by substantial and adaptable national regulatory regimes," the brief said.
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President Xi Jinping has overseen a sweeping revamp of the security apparatus, aimed at combating threats both at home and abroad.
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The truth is that nuclear energy, along with other carbon-free energy sources, is a critical tool in combating climate change.
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Given those achievements and nuclear energy's critical role in combating threats to our climate, we should all support its continued viability.
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It also has new money for combating homelessness and restores some low-income health benefits that were eliminated during the recession.
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While combating human trafficking is bipartisan and voter-friendly, touting nothing more than symbolic victories for public accolade is secondarily exploitive.
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Sanders has long positioned himself as a democratic socialist, railing against wealth inequality, pressing for universal healthcare and combating climate change.
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Combined with the latest Knight study, its clear that Twitter has work to do when it comes to combating fake news.
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Of course, I still believe in the importance of accepting refugees, combating discrimination, abolishing racist law enforcement practices and other causes.
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Splice Sounds grew out of a desire to offer high-quality royalty-free audio files, while combating piracy in the process.
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The United States condemned the attack and said it served to reinforce Washington's determination to work with Turkey on combating terrorism.
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The policy paper divides the different proposals along three lines: Combating disinformation, Protecting user privacy, Promoting competition in the tech space.
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Despite the data, Trump froze federal funding for grants award to groups tasked with combating neo-Nazism and right-wing extremism.
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"These allegations are credible; they are numerous, " said Gillibrand, a leading voice in Congress for combating sexual assault in the military.
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"These allegations are credible; they are numerous," said Gillibrand, a leading voice in Congress for combating sexual assault in the military.
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