We often shape our conformity or non-conformity relative to a source of authority.
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Enforcing conformity in the Internet age The secrecy of the algorithms further pushes people toward conformity.
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"We are happy with the excellent overall conformity levels and look forward to all participating countries maintaining or exceeding full conformity with their commitments as agreed," the Saudi energy ministry spokesman said.
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"We have an intense culture of conformity," one user said.
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There's a conformity in how your characters express themselves, too.
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People who hold those values prioritize security, conformity and tradition.
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Sugihara was unconventional in a society known for prizing conformity.
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There is no safe harbor of conformity to be had.
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You can feel Ms. Lee resisting any sort of conformity.
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She is like water in how she moves through conformity.
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A possibly immature but exuberant carnality was rebellion against conformity.
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Only one of the contenders has actively fought the conformity.
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But of course she strains under the pressures of conformity.
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We were the canaries in the coalmine warning our fans and foes of things to come in the guise of the Court Jester, examples of conformity in extremis in order to warn against conformity.
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The oil ministerial committee "expressed its satisfaction with the progress made towards full conformity with the voluntary production adjustments and encouraged all participating countries to press on towards 100 percent conformity," the statement said.
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The committee "expressed its satisfaction with the progress made towards full conformity with the voluntary production adjustments and encouraged all participating countries to press on towards 100 percent conformity," said the draft seen by Reuters.
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It also offers an opportunity for emphasising independence and non-conformity.
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"Breed conformity" is among the most important elements for a judge.
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To them, Tapia's skeptics have allowed conformity to overwhelm common sense.
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"Wu Gan is being punished for his non-conformity," she said.
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In some areas, such as military institutions, dress codes bring conformity.
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Drinking is always socially contingent; there's a lot of conformity involved.
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I am completely against blind conformity, and I'm rebellious by nature.
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They bucked against the conformity they perceived in the art world.
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Trump is demanding conformity and obedience over championing freedom of expression.
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Conformity describes how people tend to behave similarly to other people.
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It's a one-sided obsession to guarantee conformity, which equals safety.
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In her way, Taylor pushed back against conformity — just like Rivers.
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Tight cultures have strong norms that spawn social order and conformity.
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Now, you're finding that you don't care about conformity at all!
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Their inner nature is in not in conformity with their circumstance.
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Perhaps in Thiel's case it reflects his deep aversion to conformity.
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It may seem counterintuitive, but true community demands originality, not conformity.
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It's hard to talk about freedom without also talking about conformity.
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"There's an enormous pressure for conformity," says Ann Selzer, an American pollster.
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Want to teach your children about peer pressure, social media, and conformity?
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The law also assumes that conformity is the way to stop bullying.
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Yet powerful instincts of conformity and self-sacrifice still mark Japanese society.
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Google imposes severe sanctions on those who defy its insistence on conformity.
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For Monáe, conformity is nearly always expressed in minimalist black and white.
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Even school kids are tools of the state to enforce ideological conformity.
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These automatic algorithms make possible a wholly new way to enforce conformity.
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Her delicate electro-pop touches on sex, non-conformity, and gender fluidity.
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Brilliant and eccentric, a gregarious and generous woman, she found conformity taxing.
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Outward conformity may be precisely what we need to safeguard inner freedom.
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There is an undeniable aesthetic and demographic conformity in the vanlife world.
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Ever since, Tate has felt keenly for anyone pitted against gender conformity.
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Of course, in its rebuke to conformity, it can also be terrifying.
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But she is uncomfortable with the culture of outrage and ideological conformity.
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People forget, but conformity was de rigueur in the absurdist Bush years.
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But the activism wouldn't stop with social programs; today's progressives demand conformity.
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Both punish "non-conformity with an expectation about how men should behave".
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The book described the stultifying conformity of life in Park Forest, Ill.
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But wait, it was also the perfect metaphor for Eisenhower-era conformity!
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By these standards, the big awards shows are, fitfully, coming into conformity.
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It's not a choice, it's not about sexual orientation or gender non-conformity.
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The likeness to Dogtooth doesn't end with the interrogation of authority and conformity.
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Where many embraced conformity, Prince embraced individuality, something I, too, strive to personify.
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The drive towards conformity as you grow as a company is very substantial.
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If anything, it shows how an authority figure can persuade another into conformity.
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In his hands a genre traditionally used to illuminate personality shows conformity instead.
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Conformity also makes the state tax system less expensive to administer and enforce.
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Already, the price for non-conformity has caused one prominent actress to disappear.
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Complacency is rooted in apathy, conformity, ignorance and denial — a recipe for disaster.
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This is not easy when most of our systems and organizations require conformity.
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You understand that kind of mentality and the forcing of conformity on people.
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The affectation becomes a symbol of conformity, and worse, a betrayal of self.
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Ballet is both a largely nonverbal art form and one that prizes conformity.
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A zombie horde stands in for toxic conformity, a monster for unconquerable grief.
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For me, the show was the journey from conformity to freedom and creativity.
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A zombie horde stands in for toxic conformity, a monster for unconquerable grief.
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We Americans are particularly advanced in our experience of the complex of conformity.
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That requires policymakers and teachers to recognise that too much conformity plays a part.
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In recent years, Pride's radical origins have been overshadowed by a culture of conformity.
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He says that in rare cases, going along with the POLA is pointless conformity.
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In an insane world, the man who values conformity over sanity fits in perfectly.
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Strategy #2: They resist conformity if it means they can't be who they are.
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"Bringing the world closer together" often meant, in practice, fostering networks that increased conformity.
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Photo courtesy of Rick White Moncton was a wash of conformity in those days.
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It also proves illusionary the Baudrillardian ideal of subversive conformity popular in the 1980s.
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Mr. el-Sisi's painting project is driven by a desire for control and conformity.
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And, even today, institutional power remains one potent inducement to conformity on this issue.
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A community can liberate or encourage conformity; it can include or keep people out.
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From another, it imposes conformity on the quarter of the country with immigrant backgrounds.
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It's a family tree of unimpeachable piety and dreary episcopal conformity, with one exception.
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It's intense and unpredictable, like a grenade thrown toward the conformity of British cinema.
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Despite its scale and conformity wit Nihonga principles, Murakami made "Color 22011" with satiric intent.
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Authoritarianism refers to the impulse to uphold conformity and deference to authority within a group.
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Though on many campuses, "non-conformity" may just be the biggest college cliché of all.
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When there's no debate, it means there's no opinion, which brings us to blind conformity.
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"Any returns of people must be in conformity with international human rights standards," he said.
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They were known as literary subversives, rebel voices in the era of Silent Generation conformity.
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His steadfast attachment to conformity and respectability is inseparable from his coldblooded, self-serving sadism.
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Pumpkin spice exploits our suggestibility and relies on our conformity, pegging us as pliant lemmings.
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The Circle explores how much privacy we're willing to sacrifice for convenience, career, and conformity.
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They were formed by their rebellion against the stifling conformity they found at liberal universities.
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That is something Mr. Nakamura, the insurance worker, linked to Japan's general emphasis on conformity.
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Gender non-conformity allows me to be free, find support, and shed traditional gender labels.
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This taut, moving tale delves beyond loss into issues of sexuality, conformity and self-acceptance.
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Corrosion of Conformity were playing with Clutch and Mastodon across the street at the big venue.
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Between creativity and conformity, between the comforts of the familiar and the shock of the new.
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But for states, delinking also risks losing some of the benefits of conformity, including administrative efficiency.
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Yet, as Lizzie grows up, she learns that conformity and happiness aren't necessarily the same thing.
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Her mother's prudishness and conformity were, by Cusk's account, stifling not only to the young Rachel.
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She's challenging the culture's relentless standards of feminine conformity and the beauty industry's incessant product hype.
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Men express themselves in the conformity of the evolution of, or revolution over, tiny, tiny details.
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Yet when it comes to hot-button public policies, Americans prefer procrustean conformity to state experimentation.
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To do otherwise is to promote an ethical echo chamber that rewards conformity over critical thought.
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"Diamenteurs" is a 10-minute film that touches on themes of cultivating individuality and resisting conformity.
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More fundamentally, they're all manifestations of Joyce Carol Oates: excitable Victorians, fascinated by conformity and fear.
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Elsewhere in the world, religious traditions demand certainty, cultures compel conformity, and political systems demand obeisance.
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A practical accommodationist, she advises conformity in manner and dress as a way of getting ahead.
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An OPEC+ statement said it was important for all countries to reach full conformity with cuts.
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What they do according to O*NET: Prepare bodies for burial in conformity with legal requirements.
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If for Anca and Ines performance is a synonym for conformity, for Winfried it's the opposite.
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Ella was overly composed and trapped in a cage of conformity that she'd grown dependent upon.
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It was so much more than hair; my true nature was struggling against a failed conformity.
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The issue is something called conformity, or the widespread linkage between state and federal tax codes.
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But abundant case law says courts should review administrative actions to ensure conformity with congressional requirements.
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If I were to try to draw a connection between your films, I would say they all have a theme of conformity and the individual struggle with an accepted, prevailing wisdom and a status quo that says conformity and passivity is a net positive for society.
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Like all alternative fashion, punk began as a reaction: a reaction against conformity, capitalism, and the establishment.
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"All countries involved remain resolute in the determination to achieve a higher level of conformity," Barkindo said.
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The preparation of financial statements in conformity with IFRS requires the use of certain critical accounting estimates.
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There is no freedom of thought, of speech, of anything on the left these days – only conformity.
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Everything is now casual, because the new aristocracy of talent enforces all the conformity that is needed.
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ATS can only understand what it has been programmed to understand and requires robotic levels of conformity.
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As a society, we are so conformist—my nihilism leaves room to let go of that conformity.
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Even if there hadn't been, I was starting to see signs of gender non-conformity in general.
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An Edwardian gentleman "schooled in conformity," Harry strolls about London, lunches at his club and takes tea.
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They recognize that his urge to resist conformity is often greater than his urge to be understood.
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The most fundamental difference between iPhones and Androids is the level of conformity dictated by each company.
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It encourages ideological conformity inside parties and forces out unpredictable politicians who might serve as bridge builders.
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When I was growing up in the '60s and early '70s, conservatives were the enforcers of conformity.
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The point here is simply that there's a correlation between preferred sexual role and gender non-conformity.
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Baseball's veteran hierarchies and unwritten rules have long prized conformity and dismissed displays of individuality as showboating.
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But West's self-identification as a free-thinking rebel against conformity pushes him in the opposite direction.
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Thus, I show through anthropomorphic creatures such urban myths and social influence which can lead to conformity.
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This installation, part of Design Miami's Curio program, brings it all back as a statement about conformity.
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The paint-by-numbers craze was to them symbolic of the conformity of the bland Eisenhower era.
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They enforce a kind of fascistic conformity, like Mao suits but more cheaply made and less chic.
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Do you believe that wearing logos is a form of self-expression or a form of conformity?
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Quoting John F. Kennedy, he added, "Conformity is the jailer of freedom and the enemy of growth."
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Unrelenting nonconformity bears an ironic resemblance to conformity — which once upon a time was called fashion victimhood.
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Some prominent Silicon Valley figures are concerned there is too much political conformity in the tech industry.
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He was called a "dark horse" who bridled at intellectual conformity, even in the name of reform.
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But this year's election showed us that when it comes to politics, the Valley expects rigid conformity.
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They are the cudgels that bullies and other authoritarians have used to enforce conformity in every era.
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The JMMC, which also includes non-OPEC Russia, monitors the oil market and conformity with supply cuts.
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China's news media have been squeezed into conformity with the Party line for the past few years.
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Critics worry that a standardized world is dull and mediocre, a nightmare of conformity and Kafkaesque bureaucracy.
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"This is a story about a character who is trying to confront a system of conformity," Kelly says.
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After an eventful week of politics, one thing that stands out is the emphasis on courage and conformity.
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But the sneaker movement is actually so much more, because what's more liberating than choosing comfort over conformity?
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Conformity is the main villain when we decide to settle for the familiar, ultimately generating stagnant venture returns.
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Crossing from Rwanda into the Kivus, you go from order to chaos, from stultifying conformity to exuberant individualism.
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A miserable, joyless conformity as the new Puritans impose their intolerant, bigoted, narrow-minded worldview on everybody else.
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The dark side of Aquarius is conformity — what happens when we contort ourselves into agreeable pretzels to belong.
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I grew up in North Carolina with the Corrosion of Conformity guys, who really created that crossover sound.
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In 1953, Ray Bradbury created a mirror for our worst fears about mass media, conformity, and anti-intellectualism.
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The LobsterColin Farrell gives one of his best performances in this jet-black satire of love and conformity.
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The characters are outcasts in a society that, by the show's own reckoning, values conformity and effortless perfection.
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How can an experience so profoundly strange and wild and transformative also symbolize or enact the ultimate conformity?
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" And with that came a realization that "everybody's queer — everybody's wrongly shaped for a culture that requires conformity.
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It is our children who will bear the brunt of the Equality Act's experimental and dangerous gender conformity.
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You might be able to hatch some fantastic ideas today if you're not consumed by struggling against conformity.
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Always err on the side of caution and investigate—don't be sidetracked by ambiguity, conformity, or peer pressure.
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They want breathing room but disdain the energy wastefulness, visual monotony and social conformity of postwar manufactured neighborhoods.
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It's nursery-rhyme-like melody offers a tinkly condemnation of what used to be called middle-class conformity.
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This means that the pressures of conformity, although they feel so insurmountable, can be transformed through sheer defiance.
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Commentators wondered how a free spirit like Kaneda would adapt to a team known for fostering rigid conformity.
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We need more such programs and more challenges to conformity, not a dull repetition of colonnades and pediments.
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In an age of conformity and populist hysteria, it creates a climate of skepticism and distrust of authority.
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Far too many students face abstinence-only curricula that shame anything other than strict heterosexuality and gender conformity.
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"Her non-conformity made me immediately want to approach her about participating in 'In Her Own Words," Day shared.
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Musk wanted Jackson's EPA to give Tesla a "certificate of conformity" that other companies had to formally apply for.
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They fail to distinguish (or perhaps to care about) laws that level hierarchies and boundaries and push against conformity.
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In these same countries, which are often close to the equator, societies are also more likely to stress conformity.
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If Bolin's camouflaged subjects make statements about conformity and a lack of individuality, Alexandria's work celebrates her models' uniqueness.
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We must speak out, refuse to follow the path of conformity to the rules of the game in life.
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The brutality, betrayals and deadening conformity of East Germany have provided fodder for a long list of celebrated writers.
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In a world of conformity and mechanical obedience, he develops an antiquated faculty that has long been thought extinct.
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The joint committee said in its Sunday statement that it is satisfied with the level of conformity so far.
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I also support the reform of our federal cannabis laws to bring conformity to federal regulations and state laws.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean conformity inside the room when the Federal Open Market Committee meets every six weeks.
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The constellation of inconvenient choices may be all that stands between us and a life of total, efficient conformity.
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Many blocks have an unvarying appearance, the urban equivalent of a subdivision, and critics have pounced on that conformity.
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If further research confirms this opinion, then for medical science that conformity with natural development could be a boon.
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Sonja's Copenhagen is a world of "glistening shoals of bikes," proud xenophobia, of stifled sadness and stifling social conformity.
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"Politically correct" has become the phrase people use to define those who use cultural power to enforce ideological conformity.
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" I also liked Selin's determination to be "someone trying to live a life unmarred by laziness, cowardice, and conformity.
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Bradbury and Orwell both projected how governments could force conformity and minimize diverse thinking by limiting access to words.
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In the past, fascist regimes have been led by dictators with "complete power" that forced conformity to a particular viewpoint.
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People who score high on the authoritarian scale value conformity and order, protect social norms, and are wary of outsiders.
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It's also quite possibly the 90s' smartest dumb comedy about the seductive qualities of suburban conformity and the American Dream.
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"We have achieved an over 150 percent conformity level," he said, referring to OPEC's commitments under the supply-cutting pact.
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He also said that Porsche would quickly be in a position to bring the software into conformity with the law.
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Through the lenses of social dominance orientation and authoritarianism, they notice only laws that justify group hierarchies, boundaries, and conformity.
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Ideological conformity, and the damage it does, is even more apparent among Republicans, whose moderate wing is even more diminished.
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The loopholes get closed by bringing the state into conformity with several 2017 federal tax law changes impacting business taxes.
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Meanwhile, OPEC Secretary General Mohammad Barkindo said the onus now fell to oil producers to raise their levels of conformity.
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He is a one-man protest movement against conformity, a champion of the individual and the right of self-expression.
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It is now more fashionable to subvert the once-stereotypical rosy idea of suburban conformity and Father Knows Best tranquility.
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Mr Dimon is what every executive would secretly like to be—a straight talker in a sea of timid conformity.
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"It's related to conformity," Renee Bator, a social psychologist that has also researched people's littering habits, said in an interview.
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An earlier draft of the statement had said the committee "reports high level of conformity and recommends six-month extension".
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Monroe acknowledges the underlying uncomfortable truth of this: There is an undeniable aesthetic and demographic conformity in the vanlife world.
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According to the Church, personal development and the rejection of conformity are cornerstones for each Satanist's path to self-deification.
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Tobia recently published Sissy, their memoir, which delves further into gender identity and non-conformity from a deeply personal place.
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How can they be expected to go after the corporations they've invested in when there is such conformity of abuse?
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Only one actress manages to defy this pseudo-gothic conformity, the fabulous Carla Gugino, who plays the doomed mother, Olivia.
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Tennis, on the other hand, which I can personally attest to, is a sport that seeks conformity from its athletes.
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Willnot may have no use for conformity, but it's surprisingly tolerant of rebels, radicals, conspiracy theorists and plain old oddballs.
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That never happens, and I think those characters... I don't think they specifically symbolise adulthood, I think they symbolise conformity.
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Study after study has found that homosexuality—as well as gender non-conformity—are linked to being non-right handed.
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On the most obvious level, the film is a solemn critique of modern corporate conformity that takes itself deadly seriously.
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In Mr. Owens's slightly self-dramatizing worldview, the challenge is rolling his particular boulder up a hill of cultural conformity.
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Research backs up this fear, suggesting that intellectual conformity is still a key driver of personal success in academic communities.
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Blanketing the airwaves and the internet with propaganda may foster the appearance of conformity, but it also hides public disenchantment.
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Even their 2014 debut single, "No More Dream," was an anthem against conformity: What is you that you dreamed of?
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What struck me was Mr. Liu's rejection of "intellectual conformity, even in the name of reform," as described by Buckley.
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The allegedly placid American nineteen-fifties were regarded, at the time, as a decade of frightening conformity and approaching apocalypse.
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"All countries involved remain resolute in the determination to achieve a higher level of conformity," he said in a speech.
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The drive for ideological conformity translates into coercion of conscientious objectors while ironically violating supposed goals of toleration and diversity.
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Like Vladimir Nabokov (whose kindred spirit I had yet to encounter), I figured that sleep offered only a dumb conformity.
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When my brain starts paying heed to the hell fire of order and conformity it's easy to shoot my ideas down.
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If the pope failed to act in conformity with church teaching, he said, his actions "must be rejected by the faithful".
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Colleen Atwood's splendid jewel-bright outfits reflect her travels through China and emphasize her worldliness against the conformity of London society.
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The WTO appeals body recommended in its conclusion that the United States bring its measures into conformity with global trading rules.
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In fact, it's long been used to criticize conformity and chastity, which critics identify as two hallmarks of the Christian faith.
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"Renault vehicles are not equipped with defeat devices and are homologated in conformity with the regulations in force," the spokesman said.
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In this classic introduction to the Macintosh personal computer, lifeless drones listen to a speaker tell them about conformity and obedience.
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Each cat is scientifically adorable, but it's the cats' empty stares, blank eyes and robotic conformity that really create Instagram magic.
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The Sisters reportedly formed as an antidote to the boring conformity its founders saw occurring in San Francisco's gay Castro District.
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In the age of "business casual," no longer is the suit-and-tie a symbol of conformity or of office drudgery.
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I want to say that there's a conformity here that didn't exist before, but it's really just a different kind now.
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Picnic at Hanging Rock is a cautionary tale about societies so afraid of uncertainty that they demand conformity to social norms.
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Although the goal of Sessions is in conformity with the president's hostility toward immigrants, it is a dangerous flight from reality.
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"The rise in tiger numbers was in conformity with the average annual growth rate of tigers since 2006," the agency said.
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The Army is a hidebound organization that prizes conformity, and McMaster's lustrous public profile has not always translated into professional advancement.
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Let's burn down the idea that a "bikini body" isn't for literally everyone and that confidence can only spring from conformity.
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But I'll end with the most important bit: There's a terrible trend toward conformity and bland indifference in the automotive world.
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However, as automobiles became more mechanically refined — and as safety requirements imposed greater conformity on exterior designs — interiors grew in importance.
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This approach allowed him to tackle vital Cold War issues like conformity, prejudice, suspicion, mechanization, alienation and, of course, the Bomb.
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Refusal, she writes, was exemplified by the Greek philosopher Diogenes, whose life's work was to point out the absurdity of conformity.
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Fashion will continue to be increasingly edgy and our culture will continue to be rivaled by racism, bigotry, and societal conformity.
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It was, for Habberley, a death knell for conformity; the next day, he transformed his flared school uniform pants into drainpipes.
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Largely futile, conformity-enforcing vigilance undoes public space as a place for free exchange, for encounter with difference and for adventure.
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And I wish Susannah's romance with Sheila and the girls' revolution (against sexism, racism, conformity, electroshock, etc.) felt more definite, too.
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Though social media is criticized as a study in conformity, it has given a platform to those who are creatively inclined.
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She said she knew many urbanites considered village life claustrophobic, yet it is this cultural conformity that makes people feel safe.
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And many will find reason for alarm in its conclusion that the coming crisis will demand loyalty and conformity from citizens.
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In a town that rewards conformity, Trump is the complete opposite, and his election threw the entire system out of whack.
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Parents want a certain amount of conformity in their children, and they want all of their children to do well enough.
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Gaga could have helped them break the yoke, which everyone says lies so heavy on their shoulders, of red carpet conformity.
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It has been memorably deployed as a statement about feminism (The Stepford Wives) and the nature of conformity (The Burbs, Disturbia).
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I think seeing Marlene Dietrich in her infamous black suit when I was young was my first taste of non-conformity.
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The counterculture-ness on display here is ultimately about fighting conformity, which comes across most powerfully in terms of gender and sexuality.
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The panel found that Canada acted inconsistently with certain obligations under the WTO and recommended that Canada bring its measures into conformity.
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Hundreds of people gathered to stand in solidarity with her family and to remember her drive for fairness, equality, and non-conformity.
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VICE Sports sat down with Ervin in March to discuss the book, the Olympics, race, conformity within sports, Michael Phelps and more.
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The school board didn't appear to care about how well Vlaming treated this student; its actions suggest a crusade to compel conformity.
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This push to break the "ideological conformity" of French thinking is part of what Ms Maréchal calls "cultural politics" or "meta-politics".
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Even those who benefited from this arrangement between the races and the sexes frequently found the conformity of mid-century America stifling.
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About a dozen states passed what are called conformity bills, bringing their state tax codes in line with the new federal reforms.
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His brawn, no less than his witty, not-too-winky performance, sharpens the musical's idea that liberation from gender conformity benefits everyone.
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The governor is also proposing an "internet fairness conformity tax," a holdover idea that would require so-called "marketplace providers" like Amazon.
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Zumas has a perfectly tuned ear for the way society relies on a moralizing sentimentalism to restrict women's lives and enforce conformity.
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The 1954 film was released in a decade of strict gender conformity; the 1976 remake speaks to Streisand's own second-wave feminism.
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Small and independently minded brands are also climbing in popularity as younger consumers appear to eschew conformity in favor of standing out.
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America is a country that has long embraced progress and freedom; conformity and a single official style are the hallmarks of dictatorships.
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"This additional adjustment would be effective as of 1 January 2020 and is subject to full conformity by every country," OPEC said.
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"Nature's dealing with conformity all the time in brutal ways and loving ways and all the rest of it," Dr. Dreger said.
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He said high compliance with the agreed cuts was not sustainable and that over-conformity by some countries "can be reversed in June".
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"Muslims are worried about whether they can eat halal food ... in conformity with their religious rites and beliefs," the Belgian Muslim Executive said.
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"Singling out one state for coercion and retribution as a means to compel conformity with preferred federal policies is unconstitutional," the suit says.
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"The bottom line is that conformity isn't natural, blind or inevitable," NYU social psychologist Jay Van Bavel tweeted in light of these revelations.
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AIBN said the reason was unclear and no material conformity issues or discrepancies in the manufacturing process had been found during the investigation.
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Manga ranged from blockbuster action franchises, like Kohei Horikoshi's My Hero Academia, to mournful reflections on gender non-conformity, like Riyoko Ikeda's Claudine.
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The study in question is actually a reimagining of perhaps the best-known and most influential demonstration of social conformity: the Asch experiment.
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We continue to demand conformity to orthodox ways of thinking about economics, development, governance and society that have locked us into destructive pathways.
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Cobham said it was still in talks on the commercial terms for the "complex" conformity and qualification phases of the KC-46 contract.
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They see the rise of a politically correct monoculture, one that's enforcing ideological conformity across one of the largest sectors of the economy.
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Regional heritage and lived experience do not count for much in the economy of music fandom, which feeds simultaneously on novelty and conformity.
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That's partly why Wall Street, which is often portrayed as a swashbuckling, take-no-prisoners culture, is actually a culture of brutal conformity.
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But the new information economy, as opposed to the older industrial one, demands more innovation and less imitation, more creativity and less conformity.
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"Unfortunately, many on the left use the abortion debate to divide women and demand conformity," she is expected to say at the fundraiser.
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Such conformity made sense when the country needed to copy global leaders, import expertise and find export markets for low-value manufactured goods.
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The Vatican denied making the invitation, but according to Friedkin, what he filmed and photographed unfolded in frightening conformity with the blockbuster movie.
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I'm thinking about that because of this because here there's just zero conformity in the music and that's something I really gravitate towards.
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They were asked about their sexual orientation, their recalled degree of gender non-conformity in childhood, the extent to which their right vs.
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Further, the results also suggested that this difference in handedness between tops and bottoms partially explains why they differed in gender non-conformity.
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At one point, Gladwell asks Grant about how this "Originals" model of non-conformity could be applied to the way we pick presidents.
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Those who have spent a lot of time in stadiums and arenas know that they are rarely sanctuaries of patriotic conformity and decorum.
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There's not much distance between this kind of hazy originalism and deference to the Founders and Ahmari's implied vision of American cultural conformity.
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The demand for nuclear orthodoxy has excluded outsiders, particularly women, placing them in a "consensual straitjacket" of conformity in a male-dominated world.
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These picture books aren't so eager to immure gender, to make non-conformance a new form of conformity, as I thought they were.
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The anticorruption drive appears to have reduced official graft, but the pressure for conformity has also stifled policy debate among officials and academics.
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NMFS' regulations already follow this model; we are now bringing the Department of the Interior's regulations into conformity to best promote species recovery.
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There has been concern in Australia about the government becoming a "nanny state," and whether this is leading to artistic and cultural conformity.
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The city, she laments, was once a place of renewal, where creative people came to invent themselves anew, shedding the skins of conformity.
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But it has done so despite a culture dictated by Confucian conformity and, more recently, the strict rules of the Chinese Communist Party.
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They also see the possibility of retribution and punishment for those who resist or refuse to comply with the new expectations for conformity.
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The regime is compelling conformity at home at a time when it is finding itself facing potentially existential challenges abroad -- particularly from Trump.
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They told us about the importance of individuality and originality and the dangers of conformity, seeking others' approval, and not being yourself. You.
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It pushed the bounds further and produced a strictly track-focused and unconstrained race car that expands upon the Senna's lack of conformity.
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Through the early 1960s, many workers lacked a high school diploma and were socialized to believe the notion the conformity would deliver security.
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As a detached outsider, he is able to rip off the optical blinders and sensory filters imposed by civic conformity and functional pragmatism.
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Disease-ridden times were associated with more conformity, authoritarianism, less openness and a reversion to traditional social norms—all bad news for women.
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We view freedom as freedom from guns, freedom from debt due to illness or education, and freedom from schools that preach ignorance and conformity.
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I recently spoke with Niccol about Anon's familiar coldness, how his films approach conformity and technology, and how it all relates to Black Mirror.
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He said "conformity" within OPEC and other producers was improving and that the UAE was complying 100 percent with its pledge to cut production.
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"Red House No. 01-13" (2007), by South Korean artist Noh Suntag, presents a group of North Korean dancers arrayed in a striking conformity.
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The action unfolds in Jaime and Brittany's comfortable living room (the set is by Caite Hevner Kemp), whose blandly tasteful furniture suggests thoughtless conformity.
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In his book Behave, neuroendocrinologist Robert Sapolsky points out that conformity and nonconformity are two of the most powerful drivers in human cognitive processing.
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The Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee, gathering in Baku, includes Saudi Arabia and Russia and monitors the oil market and conformity levels with supply cuts.
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"You know, before Donald Trump became president, the litmus test for Republicans was — it was really about the ideological purity and conformity," he said.
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She refers to William Whyte's " The Organization Man ," published in 1956, as a way of associating the MBTI with a postwar culture of conformity.
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Sleaze is a very subjective thing, for some it will mean a distorted 909 kick drum which, for us, is the peak of conformity.
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For Grant, that change in mindset is critical for finding someone who's non-conformity could end up moving the world in the right direction.
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As L.G.B.T.Q. life assimilated into the mainstream, the conformity that is at the root of all fashion grew gradually even more studied, less adventurous.
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In the neat, stylized ensemble dances with their primly patting hands, Mr. Taylor suggests both the tamping down of feeling and a robotic conformity.
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Dr. Kato said that Japan's educational system, which emphasizes shame in its pursuit of conformity and can undermine personal confidence, may seed reclusive tendencies.
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" And then as I continued to read the article, I saw just how right the author of it is: "Getting straight A's requires conformity.
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He then proceeded, like many thinkers of his generation, to concern himself with the perils of conformity in the new world of managerial capitalism.
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In the era of post-World War II conformity, such representations of what was statistically ordinary turned rapidly into prescriptions for what was ideal.
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This is anathema to liberals, for whom individuals must think and act primarily as individuals, lest conformity overflow judgment, capsize meritocracy, and drown democracy.
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Sulli was known for being relatively candid in an industry that often rewarded glossy conformity, said Jeff Benjamin, the K-pop columnist at Billboard.
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This idea of has more widespread appeal than one may think, especially among younger generations who value individuality and authenticity above conformity and perfection.
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Is there anything particularly un-American about expecting that those who come to this country do so in conformity with our laws governing immigration?
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Factory Obscura is breathing new life into the art scene in OKC by rejecting conformity and building a new, sustainable model for creative business.
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Scrolling through Instagram can reveal a lot of conformity because people are able to see and then quickly mimic the leaders like René Redzepi.
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" At the same time, she added, "it reinforces the views of many Jews about the claustrophobic nature of that society, the conformity, the regimentation.
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In 20th-century fiction, wedding bells tolled as forbiddingly, with a plethora of disgruntled husbands yearning to ditch capitalist conformity and hit the road.
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But King's Dominion stresses the importance of discipline and conformity to the rules without anyone ever fully acknowledging how rigid evil's requirements can be.
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This makes sense when you consider how variable the gay community is in terms of factors such as gender role conformity and sexual position preference.
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Whether for conformity reasons or not-wanting-to-watch-people-get-decapitated reasons, it's actually easy to abridge lots of pop culture with the internet.
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The point is not to test visual acuity, but to assess the ability of participants to resist conformity when their peers provide the wrong answer.
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Sociologists speculated that there was something unique about the empty materialism and stifling conformity of Japanese society that drove youngsters to look for an alternative.
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Eschewing the conventional ethical motivation of social conformity, the loving individual is instead motivated by a sense of love that they have discovered within themselves.
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On the one hand, our fear of transgression might lead us to hold ever tighter onto the status quo, finding the comfort that conformity provides.
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There's also tremendous opportunity to explore ideas about identity, agency, and the difficulties of forging one's own unique path in a world that demands conformity.
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She says things like "conformity is prison," and tosses out celebratory "what what"s and "boom chicka yeah"s like a 1990s Urban Dictionary robot.
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Most people associate factories with repetitive work and mindless conformity — like that disrupted by a sledgehammer-wielding Anya Major in the iconic 43 Apple ad.
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Ginobili sustained his unpredictable savagery until the end, a man who embodied unselfish tendencies and successfully harnessed his flair inside Gregg Popovich's culture of conformity.
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The unusual way he combines freethinking liberalism with punctilious social conformity—in his manners, religious practice and otherwise—is a sort of extrapolation of it.
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That is why Senate Democrats should ask Judge Gorsuch whether he is prepared to apply the treaty supremacy rule in conformity with the original understanding.
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Nicolosi found an eager audience for his claim that heterosexuality and traditional gender conformity were not only superior, but that deviations from them were pathological.
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And when Nia and Silas finally touch each other in Equals, they experience a rapture they can't get via conformity, compliance, or service to society.
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A relatively new body of social science research portrays a group of "authoritarians" who are dispersed across demographics but desire conformity, order and social norms.
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Standards and conformity assessment help to ensure safety and performance of products, processes, and systems; foster acceptance across state and national borders; and increase efficiency.
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The nascent "social credit" system, which ranks citizens on an point scale for ideological conformity, already draws heavily on facial recognition and like computation tools.
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H.G.: There is a growing culture of conformity and quietism on university campuses, made evident in the current call for safe spaces and trigger warnings.
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An analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein even compared passive investing to Marxism, in its sweeping conformity and its degradation of the independent-minded, active investor.
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North Korea expects the Spanish authorities to "bring the terrorists and their wire pullers to justice in conformity with the relevant international law," he said.
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" Above all, said Mr. Hosoda, in a society that values conformity, "I want to give a message that you are O.K. the way you are.
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The problem, critics say, is that Mr. Xi's demands for centralized control, stability and political conformity have often drowned out hesitant steps toward economic liberalization.
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Amid all these incidents, reports have surfaced about a culture at Boeing where profits are placed above people, deflection above honesty and conformity above criticism.
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Likewise, manufacturers and importers of adult bunk beds must comply with consumer product safety rules in order to earn a General Certificate of Conformity (GCC).
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In one paper, students with unique names among their classmates had higher non-conformity scores (counted by things like "a desire to not always follow rules").
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Treating A.D.H.D. pharmacologically or behaviorally may essentially be an exercise in social conformity, not a medical or psychological intervention to correct a genetic or neurological abnormality.
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Some tracks, like "Whip It" and "Beautiful World," were pop Trojan horses, with their deadpan critiques of American conformity and consumerism subverting infectious riffs and rhythms.
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" Ivanka's lawyer's spokesman: "... no emails were ever deleted, and the emails have been retained in the official account in conformity with records preservation laws and rules.
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"When there is a moment of intense conformity, then there is a lot of competitive advantage in not being a part of that," he told me.
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The results replicated previous studies in that gay men demonstrated more non-right handedness and reported higher levels of childhood gender non-conformity than straight men.
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But to many Japanese people, silent conformity is safer than becoming an outlier, where stepping away from perceived norms is to step away from society itself.
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The issues afflicting Japan—especially the strong desire to retain group identity and exclude outside cultures—tie into the cultural issues of overwork, isolation, conformity, competition.
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It's like being raised by monkeys — these retarded monkeys who can barely speak English and who are too evil to understand anything besides conformity and status.
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"PSA made its decision with regard to the new U.S. sanctions, in order to be in conformity with American regulations," a company spokesman said on Wednesday.
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But this is all set against a backdrop of heavy government surveillance and widespread social conformity, which, in my opinion, can make expressiveness akin to dissent.
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But her individualistic approach doesn't stop there, as I believe her project is more extensive and deeper in its implications than merely challenging art world conformity.
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Still, the temptation for national Democrats and party activists is to demand conformity and parrot Clinton's critiques of half the country, regardless of damage and outcome.
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"Without minimizing the gravity of this damaging situation for the electoral process, CENI is working to pursue the process in conformity with its calendar," Nangaa said.
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On the contrary, he believes young people are artistic by nature, and it's either cultivated or shut down in pursuit of social, financial and family conformity.
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"Based on the recent past we can start the New Year with relative optimism as far as conformity is concerned," said Tamas Varga of oil broker PVM.
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"The kingdom expects all other participants in the (agreement) to follow suit and to maintain the high levels of overall conformity," a Saudi oil Ministry spokesman said.
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The third wave, which broke in the '90s and crested around the turn of the millennium, reconceived feminism for a generation defined by its mistrust of conformity.
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Sesame Credit sounds like a dystopia because we can easily imagine how the Chinese government can use a system like this to enforce conformity and stifle dissent.
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But Tumblr's fangirls and kink-focused communities gesture to a gentler, more emancipatory sexual politics—one that has much more to do with internal gratification than conformity.
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It's not just this conformist version of anti-conformity like you saw it become in the 90s, like a sort of dog collar cabaret dress-up thing.
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What happens to Lacie amounts to an exaggerated morality play about the dangers of conformity and the small pleasures of individuality, but the broadest gestures don't matter.
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But Hesse's heroes are punk Peter Pans—they don't grow up, and despise people who do, because they see maturation as a surrender to conformity and accommodation.
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The bottom and versatile men were grouped together for analyses because it turned out they were extremely similar to one another in handedness and gender non-conformity.
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He has used his status as general secretary to wage a withering campaign against corruption, impose ideological conformity on schools and imprison scores of activists and dissidents.
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" He added, "If he files a claim, obviously we'll defend any claims on the basis we act in conformity of our legal obligations, including with Mr. Blatter.
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Before long the pageant takes over the story, and Will's rebellious gesture against conformity becomes just another way that girls of any size can assert their worth.
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Hughes's focus on main characters with darker skin tones — something we are reminded of throughout the novel — seems like a conscious statement against racial assimilation and conformity.
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"...Attaching labels and issuing entry and exit stamps (in the passports) is avoided, in conformity with the visa policy of many advanced countries," he said on Tuesday.
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In "A Goddessey," as the new work is called, a Traveler flees a world of patriarchy, oppression and conformity and finds solidarity with a collective of women.
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As the dreary conformity of America during the Eisenhower years loosened dramatically in the '60s, mass media got more sophisticated at manipulating public moods and private consciousness.
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We are creating a world where anyone, anywhere may express his or her beliefs, no matter how singular, without fear of being coerced into silence or conformity.
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Their engagement with the party mostly consists of receiving fund-raising emails intended to enforce programmatic conformity while activating fear of and resentment toward the other party.
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"They have proved this beyond any reasonable doubt through their high level of conformity to their supply adjustment, so I think there's no concern here," he said.
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The best outcome of the president's action would be for China to voluntarily reform its treatment of intellectual property, bringing its practices into conformity with international norms.
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Barkindo said that the production data for January in OPEC's most recent monthly report showed conformity from participating OPEC nations with agreed output curbs above 90 percent.
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There was now a way to identify people who fit the authoritarian profile, by prizing order and conformity, for example, and desiring the imposition of those values.
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But truth is, when I lie topless with my lover in the summer haze I occasionally forget gender conformity and the way it wants me to breathe.
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A Wrinkle in Time treats evil as compulsory conformity and defeats it through familial love; Harry Potter treats evil as fascism and defeats it through sacrificial love.
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Kurokawa, who chaired the National Diet of Japan Fukushima Nuclear Accident Independent Investigation Commission, argues conformity and "groupthink" allows for mistakes both big and small to get through.
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One of two programs of shorts — both of which juxtapose No Wave-era and historical films — examines conformity; the other challenges gender stereotypes and advocates for female agency.
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"The resulting message is problematic for younger generations and impressionable minds, and undoubtably triggers myriad subsequent issues regarding conformity, prejudice, equality, self-acceptance, bullying, and health," Zellweger argues.
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"In the interest of our clients, we reject the offer ... and expect 100 percent repayment in conformity with the contract," Munich Re's investment unit said in a statement.
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"This is the first time that the suppression of personality in groups has been linked to its underlying cause, which is conformity in group decision making," Ioannou says.
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He made me feel more comfortable with how I identify sexually simply by his display of freedom from and irreverence for obviously archaic ideas like gender conformity etc.
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Tillerson reiterated the talking points that the Department of Justice is examining the documentation in support of the extradition request and will proceed in conformity with the law.
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"We have achieved an over 150 percent conformity level," OPEC Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo told Reuters in New Delhi, referring to OPEC's commitments under the supply-cutting pact.
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If taken literally, it would mean, for example, that employers can't fire transgender persons because of their gender non-conformity, but they could simply because they are transgender.
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Beyoncé has often been seen as an example of black feminism, suggesting to women of color that it's best to set one's own course and buck societal conformity.
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Like Barack Obama in 2008, Bernie Sanders draws young liberal voters who have a strong desire for individual autonomy and place less value on social conformity and tradition.
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Zumas has a perfectly tuned ear for the way measures to restrict women's lives and enforce social conformity are couched in the moralizing sentimentalism of children's imagined needs.
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" The federal regulation, 28 C.F.R. §600.8, allows for that, noting that such a report needs to be "in conformity with the departmental guidelines with respect to urgent reports.
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Among them was a recommendation from the United States to "ensure that all counter-narcotics operations are conducted in conformity with constitutional protections and international human rights obligations".
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We in Oakland pride ourselves on our inclination to question and to disobey, to establish havens and battlegrounds for those brave and tender hearted enough to resist conformity.
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So legislatures must pass so-called conformity bills that adopt some or all of the federal changes, or else leave residents to contend with possibly conflicting tax systems.
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There's often nothing wrong with what everyone else is doing; it's just that interesting people are innovators who break conformity to pursue new, exciting, and yes, interesting ideas.
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What these autocrats — first, Hafez al-Assad and then his son Bashar — value is conformity, docility and ultimately treachery; there are informers informing on informers informing on informers.
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" The IOC has said any new sport to be included in the Games "must be in conformity with the Olympic Charter and implement the World Anti-Doping code.
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China told Tuesday's WTO meeting that if the United States repudiated the pledge it made during the 1999 dispute hearings, its laws may no longer be in conformity.
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As people moved from rural to suburban settings, he said embracing pickups was a way to chafe at suburban conformity, and feel an affinity for one's country roots.
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Such an impulsive display of hostility would not, presumably, be tolerated at any of her Success Academy schools, where discipline and conformity are values of the highest order.
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The hypocrisy that the art world, occupying a proud outsider position in society, would demand conformity from one of its own, seems a desperately arrogant kind of misogyny.
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"If these other schools choose to embarrass themselves by forcing conformity of thought, allowing diverse opinions to be shouted down or disinvited, that's their problem," says Purdue's Mr Daniels.
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As cold-war anxieties roiled, making conformity seem like an important tool for survival, the show presented a compendium of 503 photographs from 69 countries, taken by 273 photographers.
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"It is clear the rebalancing process is under way, supported by the high conformity levels of OPEC member countries and participating non OPEC countries," Mohammad Barkindo in a speech.
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Many see encouraging echoes of Mao's political style in Xi's crusade against corrupt party bureaucrats, and in his staunchly populist rhetoric, nationalistic bent and repeated demands for ideological conformity.
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If we were to judge The Society of the Spectacle by Black and Red's cover, we might assume that the book is a straightforward critique of media-driven conformity.
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Drag lives to be weird, to mock conformity, and pokes hole in the artifice of normativity, exposing the notion of fixed identity and gender as an inherently flawed premise.
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The future of Federal Reserve policy — which has served as the linchpin of the second-longest bull run in market history — hinges on a choice between conformity and change.
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HHS is also conducting an audit of all acquisitions involving human fetal tissue to "ensure conformity with procurement and human fetal tissue research laws and regulations," the statement says.
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The second road, guided by the First Amendment, is not a demand for forced conformity; it is instead a call for the acceptance of opposing views, not their elimination.
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But Washington oozed something else; he was able to do his job while maintaining an exciting playground style of play that resisted the conformity of so-called organized ball.
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"The kingdom expects all other participants in the (agreement) to follow suit and to maintain the high levels of overall conformity achieved in August going forward," the spokesman said.
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"A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks" is a barely veiled send-up of his hometown, Nykobing Mors (renamed Jante) and an uncomfortably close-to-the-bone satire of Nordic conformity.
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Sticking a dagger in conformity in under two minutes, this sharp, peremptory film turns the tension between its loose, surreal line drawings and rigidly uniform dialogue into zany fun.
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Where it once delivered equality, liberalism now offers plutocracy; instead of liberty, appetitiveness regulated by a surveillance state; instead of true intellectual and religious freedom, growing conformity and mediocrity.
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He was the most charismatic of the student leaders, and an articulate spokesman for the concerns of a generation fed up with bureaucracy, conformity and a sclerotic political system.
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I wish everyone could feel that way, and that it didn't come with a price tag or a sense of conformity to other people's standards of beauty and presentation.
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About great Victorian realists like George Eliot and Charles Dickens, Oates is either dutiful or skeptical; their explorations of compromise and comic social friction feel to her like conformity.
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Adopting the symbol of Playboy was a small rebellion to the conformity of military life and a testament to the impact of the magazine on soldiers' lives and morale.
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The ethos of conformity that persisted for much of that time arguably suppressed the will to take the kind of risks on which large sums of money are accumulated.
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By avowing her destiny as a great artist early and often, she was rejecting comfort and middling conformity to claim a vocation that, the record proves, involved scrupulous, uncompromising experimentation.
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It's urging the European Commission to provide guidance on reviewing national data retention laws to help ensure states' conformity with fundamental rights, as interpreted by Europe's top court, the CJEU.
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A program of shorts and features organized by Beth B for the International Film Festival Rotterdam examines issues of conformity among women, challenges gender stereotypes, and advocates for female agency.
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Lawyers for Texas said the law helped ensure conformity across the state on the application of immigration law and prevented localities from adopting positions of non-cooperation with federal authorities.
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This results in all drinking motives falling into one of four categories: enhancement (because it's exciting), coping (to forget about my worries), social (to celebrate), and conformity (to fit in).
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He is, by turns, a defender of conformity and a critic of it, and he thinks that if readers pay close attention, they, too, can learn when to be which.
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Citizens should push back against officials at either end of Pennsylvania Avenue who cite the Logan Act as an argument for conformity or use it as a tool for intimidation.
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"The Little Prince" is really a movie within a movie; the author's delicate, fanciful story is folded into a harsh, modernist commentary on depersonalization and conformity in the contemporary workplace.
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"The Vegetarian" reads as a parable about quiet resistance and its consequences; it's also a ruminative probing of Korean culture, in which questions of agency and conformity have particular resonance.
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"I make a heartfelt appeal so that all commit themselves to respecting the status quo of the city, in conformity with the pertinent resolutions of the United Nations," he said.
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Debussy's "Pelléas et Mélisande" is also about a young woman who doesn't quite fit in, who bridles against maturity and conformity as elders look on with mingled incomprehension and fear.
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Meant to highlight Lilli's choice between safe conformity and difficult freedom, the character still feels as shoehorned as the Porter standard ("From This Moment On") interpolated for him to sing.
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For the subjects of these images, many of whom are women, this ability to create and perform self-image is a powerful antidote to a society that otherwise demands conformity.
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Their rough-around-the-edges sound — relative to the slick Nashville aesthetic that's currently in vogue — has endeared them to those country fans alienated by the genre's radio-driven conformity.
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An era like the 1950s, which used to be lampooned for its stifling conformity — all those organization men in their gray flannel suits — has since been revered for its stability.
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It worries about postwar social conformity, anti-intellectualism, McCarthyism and the homogenizing power of the new medium of TV to flatten out differences in thought and make its audience placid.
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Back then he was a "salary man," the moniker for the packs of male office workers that flood Tokyo on weekdays in a sea of white-shirted, dark-suited conformity.
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"Bilateral issues between Nicaragua and Colombia will not be subject to decisions made by third parties and should be handled via direct negotiations in conformity with international law," he said.
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The Japanese bureaucracy is notoriously dominated by a culture of "kotonakare shugi" (literally, "no-problem-ism"), which prioritizes stability and conformity, and shuns anything that might rock the institutional boat.
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The United Arab Emirates' Minister of Energy and Industry Suhail al-Mazrouei said conformity levels were the same as previously announced at the last OPEC+ joint ministerial monitoring committee meeting.
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Instead, the dominance of streaming services created a marketplace that rewarded conformity—it's easier to keep people listening to a playlist when everything on it sounds pretty much the same.
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The implementation of the supply adjustment by both OPEC and non-OPEC at a record conformity levels of over 100 percent had shrunk this glut by over 200 million barrels.
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As the government well knows, because its own accreditation authorities have repeatedly confirmed it to us, Central European University has been in full conformity with the law throughout its operation.
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Saudi Arabia said the deal allowed countries able to produce more to meet the group's overall conformity level, meaning some members, such as itself, could make up for shortfalls elsewhere.
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"The company operates in total conformity with applicable legislation and always acts toward the consumer in a competitive way and in favor of free competition," it said in a statement.
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Periodically someone rails against religion and conformity for a bit of lukewarm rebel posing, but all this soon sounds like a broken record at a party you'd like to leave.
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Parents suck, conformity is strictly enforced, and drugs—except for the "happy pills" on every mantlepiece—are blamed for all society's ills on an island nation crippled by an industrial disaster.
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Ukraine complained to the WTO in 2015 after Russia suspended conformity assessment certificates for Ukrainian rolling stock, railroad switches and other railroad equipment, which Ukraine said amounted to an effective ban.
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By using an inverted perspective, which can literally everything we are seeing upside down, she is able to get at issues of conformity, hierarchy, and power relationships with straight-faced glee.
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Having one state in the world that says it's going to be dominant over the space domain—this is easily shown to be illogical and not in conformity with international law.
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In his meetings with CEDAW opponents, Abdulbari says, he is often told that his effort to bring Sudan into conformity with international human rights standards is an affront to Sudanese culture.
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"He made me feel more comfortable with how I identify sexually simply by his display of freedom from and irreverence for obviously archaic ideas like gender conformity etc," the singer wrote.
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This push for ideological conformity is problematic enough for organizations like Salem Media, but is even more troubling at outlets that historically have a reputation for separating reported journalism from opinion.
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Advocates for disabled people say Mr. Uematsu's views represent the extreme end of a continuum of discrimination in which those with disabilities are often spurned by a culture that prizes conformity.
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The film is really a movie within a movie, in which the author's delicate, fanciful story is folded into a harsh modernist fable about depersonalization and conformity in the contemporary workplace.
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This "spirit of non-conformity" was something that Cox mentioned in her maiden speech in the House of Commons as being a key characteristic of the West Yorkshire constituency she represented.
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Aquatic Occult was mastered by Brad Boatright and produced by T. Roy's longtime friend, Mike Dean, (who most of us know better as the bassist and vocalist for Corrosion of Conformity).
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The decision on how to dispose of the money "has a political aspect and has a legal aspect, it will be taken in conformity with Iraqi law," he said, without elaborating.
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The practice, known as living apart together, dates at least to the 18th century, both among avant-garde artists bucking conformity and working people needing to sacrifice cohabitation for economic necessity.
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My Kafkaesque experience of the last two years has taught me to better appreciate the importance of an independent judiciary, one that operates in full conformity with universal norms of justice.
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" They also wanted asylum-seekers to "manifest their conformity," or express their agreement to being transferred — something DHS officials recommended rejecting or clarifying because it was "not legally or operationally feasible.
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One popular theory is that their music tends to be particularly introspective, emotional, empowering and hyper-aware of the machinations of perfection and conformity that often drive the K-pop industry.
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When conservatives like Buckley and Bozell defended McCarthy—and when they later attacked the counterculture and the New Left—they called for social conformity and "responsible" limits to the open society.
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The opening short, "Kids," directed by Michael Frei and Mario von Rickenbach, communicates its theme of conformity through cookie-cutter-like figures moving with almost liquid smoothness over a blank field.
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Apple also argued that "regulation that forces conformity across the type of connector stifles innovation," and claimed that the introduction of a universal charging method would generate waste of its own.
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Will we remain largely free to choose, allowing individuals to pursue their passions and interests, or will we be collectively controlled and forced to live in some sort of dystopian conformity?
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OPEC Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo said that January data showed conformity from participating OPEC nations with output curbs had been above 90 percent and oil inventories would decline further this year.
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Luckert said the Nazi's success came in part from people's desire for conformity, which encouraged them to act differently in a group, for example, by supporting something they might not otherwise.
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"All products produced by the defendant were in conformity with the existing state-of-the-art, and as a result, this defendant's products were not defective in any manner," states the documents.
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Part of East Germany during the cold war, Hiddensee became an "island of the blessed": an enclave of freethinkers where dreamers and idealists sought to escape the oppressive conformity of state socialism.
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And I think there's a lot of fascination about cults because I think people have a hard time understanding how someone could go into this group where it's conformity to the extreme.
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"Saudi Arabia is demonstrating extraordinary commitment to accelerating market rebalancing," the Saudi official said, adding that the kingdom expects all other OPEC+ countries to show similar levels of contributions and high conformity.
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If anything, it's just the opposite — Trump abandoned his stated views on a wide range of policy issues in order to bring himself into close conformity with Ryan's ideology and policy agenda.
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The European Commission has warned investors the project will be reviewed for conformity with EU law and that its priority is to diversify suppliers, while maintaining Ukraine's status as a transit nation.
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VIENTIANE (Reuters) - Controversial Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte donned a lounge suit for his first international summit on Wednesday, a rare show of sartorial conformity as pressure mounts on him to act presidential.
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If we want to prevail over our technologies, we must move from apathy to empathy; from conformity to critical thinking; from ignorance to wisdom; and from denial to recognition of the danger.
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"Saudi Arabia is demonstrating extraordinary commitment to accelerating market rebalancing," the Saudi official said, adding that the kingdom expects all other OPEC+ countries to show similar levels of contributions and high conformity.
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Instead of welcoming debate on the merit of their policy ideas, these operatives would rather censor opposing views, distort our stances on the issues and seek conformity through coercion and character assassination.
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I happen to believe that history will judge kindly those who continued to shout, from the rooftops, through their own weariness and against the corrosive drift of conformity: This is not normal!
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Having given herself an aspirational, creative new identity – Lady Bird – Christine rails, though sometimes just pouts and frets, against conformity, the world and her family, especially her mother (a touching Laurie Metcalf).
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The films reassert the influence of traditional Tehuana women's dress on the artist, a style that she embraced, but also the foil against which she would stage a playful rebellion against conformity.
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The way that human beings think about group identity — as an extension of ourselves, particularly in moments of crisis — can make us see safety in conformity, and danger in diversity or tolerance.
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Points of resistance — celebrity #nomakeup selfies, the rise of a few select plus-size models like Ashley Graham — function as feel-good distractions from the body conformity overwhelmingly prized on the platforms.
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But conformity — under normal circumstances an administrative balm — becomes a headache under the new federal tax plan, which enacts the most sweeping changes to the tax code in decades, Mr. Zahradnik said.
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Americans destroying apparel they've already paid for to scold a multibillion-dollar company over an ad campaign that promotes rebellion but also is implicitly selling conformity: It sounds like deep-level satire.
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She lives in a mushroom shanty-town of total conformity and absolute patriarchy (the leader is even named Papa!) and she's the only person who's not just a brick in the blue wall.
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In "Transformation of Venus," Ventiko combines Velásquez's Rokeby Venus with Ana Mendieta's much more contemporary Facial Hair Transplant, challenging gender conformity through the portrayal of a nude woman sporting full-figured facial hair.
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The point of Vollmer's experiment was to measure the social impact exerted by robots onto both children and adults, particularly the way in which peer pressure from robots might contribute to social conformity.
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But doesn't "queer" (combined with nonbinary pronouns) automatically unravel the term "straight," which has historically meant being sexually inclined toward people of the opposite sex, "square" (in 1950s parlance) and prone to conformity?
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Vonnegut characters tend to grapple with love, questions of conformity, and the place of the everyday man in the whirl of upward mobility, clash of nations, and particularly, wartime and its after-effects.
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But "The Last Jedi" also promotes individuality against the principles established by our elders, finding your path, fighting our growing evils, and, of course, absolute resistance towards any of its conformity and normalcy.
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So did television and radio, allowing conformity to be imposed in authoritarian countries at the same time as, in more open ones, promoting the norms of discourse which enabled the first mass democracies.
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"This reform is a very important step in our economic reforms to have a solid banking sector in conformity with international standards and to protect the banks in crisis time," the minister said.
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Like his great forebear Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Nietzsche was sensitive to the fact that progress and regress can coexist, and he worried that it is all too easy to misrepresent conformity as freedom.
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The patience required to bear the infinitude of the small indignities visited on Puerto Ricans by institutions is partly a reflection not of docility or of moral conformity, but of acquiescence to powerlessness.
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"Saudi Arabia is demonstrating extraordinary commitment to accelerating market rebalancing," the official said, adding that the kingdom expected other OPEC+ countries to show similar levels of contributions and high conformity to agreed cuts.
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Members of the Politburo of the Communist Party of China have publicly portrayed the Confucius Institutes as instruments of Chinese influence, and stressed the imperative of conformity with socialist core values and requirements.
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"The Special Counsel shall notify the Attorney General of events in the course of his or her investigation in conformity with the Departmental guidelines with respect to Urgent Reports," reads Justice Department regulation.
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Some of this is by design: If Doug's behavior inconveniences the rest of us, the rest of us will exert whatever individual effort we can to bring him into conformity with the group.
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Dunsmuir sounds like a perfect blend of Clutch and Fu Manchu, if they both spent a little more time listening to Corrosion of Conformity and had a weakness for sweet 80s metal licks.
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There were plenty of marginalized groups left in the shadows: Immigrants and Japanese natives of outside ancestry, homeless day-laborers living in hotels, rebellious youth who rejected the societal comfort that conformity offered.
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These complications—intense work ethics, high expectations placed upon students, social conformity—may appeal to people because they're supposed to be ideals that produce good results, but they do more harm than good.
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It opens with the teenage Emily voicing pronounced skepticism about her religious instruction, a moment of intense if restrained opposition in a life shaped by the push and pull of conformity and resistance.
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It said their treatment did not conform with China's obligations under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and urged Beijing to consider amending its laws to bring them into conformity with international norms.
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In "Coverage," Mr. Perez focuses on fluctuating states of conformity and nonconformity with a dancer — the lithe Ernesto Breton — dressed as a construction worker in a white jumpsuit and a blue hard hat.
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"Certain expenses which have yet to be precisely quantified, but may amount to several million euros since 2010, raise serious questions as to their conformity with RNBV's corporate interest," the Renault board said.
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Unencumbered by bureaucracy, conformity and conventional wisdom, young people have the raw, out-of-the-box thinking that could lead to the development of the "moonshot" ideas we need to save the planet.
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At its peak, broadcast TV was derided for its shallowness, for its crass commercialism, for the way it celebrated conformity and rejected heterodoxy, and mostly for often not being very creative or entertaining.
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Regardless of one's stance on controversial social issues, sound practical considerations and compassion for needy patients should quell cries to coerce health professionals — particularly those professionals motivated by their faith — into ideological conformity.
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The image is a metaphor for how "very often, to get to where we want to go many of us have to operate in conditions that only function through conformity," said Shikeith, 29.
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The core of the argument is that when groups care a lot about maintaining conformity of belief on some matter of critical interest to them, then the hunt for heretics is always ongoing.
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"Under the guise of speech codes and safe spaces and trigger warnings, these universities have tried to restrict free thought, impose total conformity, and shut down the voices of great young Americans," he said.
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In the domestic sphere, culture is the only arena in which a certain degree of non-conformity may be accepted, but the limits of that acceptability are carefully policed and artists are systematically scrutinized.
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Instead, what DIS have come up with is an exhibition so vacuous, ideologically apathetic, ahistorical, sarcastic, and dehumanizing, it's a wonder it hasn't been blacklisted solely on account of its conformity to commodity fetishism.
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For example, it can be asserted that only a voluntary turning of the heart to God has any spiritual merit, but the state still needs to impose outward conformity for reasons of public order.
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I really wanted to work within the body-horror genre and not only create something that was gruesome and horrifying but something that also explored deeper themes in terms of social conformity and anxiety.
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As Spock lost ground, the field of expert advice became more polarized between a "hard" camp, which stressed discipline and conformity, and a "soft" camp, which believed in the importance of bonding and individuality.
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"OPEC will, from July 1st, strive to adhere to the overall conformity levels for the remaining duration of the Declaration of Cooperation," Mazrouei, who holds the OPEC presidency for 2018, said in a statement.
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Overall conformity with the cuts in the first two months of this year are less than levels seen in 2017 and 2018 but the oil producers "will catch up very soon," he told reporters.
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According to ESPN's sources, the letter includes not just a statement of desire, but also a pledge of conformity to Man U's values, and a detailed battle plan for his time leading the team.
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BAKU (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's energy minister said on Monday that he was confident that OPEC and its non-OPEC partners will reach full conformity with cuts, and even exceed it, in weeks to come.
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I'm happy games can prompt divergent reactions; too often, there's a conformity of opinion about whether a game is good or bad, when it would be more interesting if there was a greater range.
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While there are extreme recluses in other countries, experts say the condition may be most pronounced in Japan, where a culture that emphasizes conformity prompts those who do not fit in to hide away.
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As Levin notes, on the right alienation can foster a desire for purity — to exclude the foreign — and on the left it can foster a desire for conformity — to squelch differing speakers and faiths.
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Rather than recognizing this variation as evidence of the arbitrary nature of many of these licenses, proponents of interstate compacts are pushing for more conformity among state occupational licensing requirements and less state autonomy.
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"There is no way to disaggregate discrimination on the basis of transgender status from discrimination on the basis of gender non-conformity, and we see no reason to try," Circuit Judge Karen Moore wrote.
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Finalized in August 2015, the requirements maintain any foreign product imported to Colombia that it designates as "medium" or "high" risk must obtain local conformity certifications in order to be sold in the country.
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When you read studies about conformity, or studies about deference to authority, or about how people in nondemocratic countries perceive their governments, you find that people tend to think whatever system they have is legitimate.
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With so little room for manoeuvre and such high penalties for non-compliance, their quiet conformity belies a devastating loss of freedom, a crushing of the spirit that only their great-grandparents could relate to.
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They will examine, evaluate, and investigate an organization's business proceedings to check for conformity with laws and regulations governing contract compliance of licenses and permits, and perform other compliance and enforcement inspection and analysis activities.
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But on the other hand, if I choose to continue to call myself Latina, or refer to my family as Latinos, does that make me ignorant, or phobic, or an opponent of gender non-conformity?
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Aderholt's amendment isn't based on a hypothetical concern, but a real conflict causing thousands of children to keep waiting for an adoption family because of politicians who prioritize ideological conformity over the welfare of children.
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It's not clear whether their job was given to other officials or whether the White House has given up on the Sisyphean task of keeping Trump in conformity with his lawful duty on records preservation.
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Outside, however, the house's street-level wall has been drawn, painted and scribbled upon with portraits and lyrics for decades, a constantly changing tribute to Mr. Gainsbourg's life, his art and his defiance of conformity.
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No matter the religion, it used to be common to demand conformity as a sign of allegiance from your members, but these days, religious institutions are embracing individual "choice" as a valid and important consideration.
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If Midge Maisel is breaking free to experience a new sort of city life, the backdrop for this liberation is the world that John Cheever describes so well, one of stultifying conformity and constant disillusion.
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" Speaking by a videoconference link to the council, Corneille Nangaa, the leader of the Electoral Commission, insisted that the vote had been carried out "in conformity with the legal framework of elections in our country.
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A team led by Anna-Lisa Vollmer, a postdoctoral researcher at Bielefeld University's Cluster of Excellence Cognitive Interaction Technology (CITEC), reached this conclusion by conducting a type of social conformity experiment called the Asch paradigm.
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The new product is expected to be launched in Europe with a CE marking, which certifies the conformity to European standards, and submitted to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) by the end of March.
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"They have just started coming in, trickling in, and they promise to be even much higher than the January figures of conformity," Barkindo said during a panel at the CERAWeek by IHS Markit conference in Houston.
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OPEC Secretary General Mohammad Barkindo told an industry conference in London that January data showed conformity from participating OPEC nations with output curbs had been above 250 percent and oil inventories would decline further this year.
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Following 15-year-old protagonist Tally Youngblood, Uglies and its three sequels (Pretties, Specials, and Extras) prompted young readers to lift the veil on conformity, beauty, and privilege and to question: What's the price of beauty?
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GENEVA, Feb 4 (Reuters) - The World Trade Organization (WTO) recommended on Tuesday that Russia bring some of its measures into conformity with WTO rules in the final ruling on a dispute with Ukraine over rail equipment.
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Sales in the quarter fell 6% to 895 million euros ($995 million) from 951 million euros a year earlier, as magnanese prices fell and on the impact of bringing quality processes into conformity at Aubert & Duval.
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OPEC Secretary General Mohammad Barkindo told an industry conference in London that January data showed conformity from participating OPEC nations with output curbs had been above 90 percent and oil inventories would decline further this year.
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In their acting work, Alexis refused to take on demeaning or stereotypical transgender characters in film roles—but, beyond the performances they chose, Alexis never let the world forget exactly what gender non-conformity can mean.
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"The high conformity levels of participating OPEC and non-OPEC producing countries ... have clearly played a key role in supporting stability in the oil market and placing it on a more sustainable path," the report said.
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She cited advances in some areas, such as setting standards and conformity assessments for trade, and on liquefied natural gas shipments, but there had been little movement on the bigger issue of industrial tariffs, she said.
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OPEC Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo told an industry conference in London that January data showed conformity from participating OPEC nations with output curbs had been above 90 percent and oil inventories would decline further this year.
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And there's certainly some of that in the film, along with some familiar modernist fears that we're all just cogs in a machine, that being obsessed with work, productivity, and conformity makes us lose our individuality.
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In this episode of Autobiographies, we engage in a philosophical conversation with Long Beach rapper Vince Staples, unfolding his thoughts on conformity, threats on an artist's humanity, and having a job that doesn't quite fit him.
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But it becomes clear that the deeper threat to Ines's comfort comes not from a preposterous character in an ill-fitting suit but rather from the hypocrisy, conformity and casual sexism that define her normal life.
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In the famous "conformity study" conducted by Solomon Asch, a professor of social psychology at the University of Pennsylvania who died in 1996, participants were asked to answer a series of simple, questions with obvious answers.
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"To avoid this collective punishment, we invite (Iraqi Prime Minister) Haider al-Abadi, again, ... (to) any form of dialogue and negotiations in conformity with the Iraqi Constitution," the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) said in a statement.
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According to Beal, she positioned the women "between the worlds of identity and conformity"—they are anticipating the obstacles they might encounter on their career path because they are black women who look like black women.
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The casual aesthetic was a rebellion against the staid fashion of an older generation in this sense, but there was a degree of conformity to casuals which was lacking in the sartorial creativity of the Mods.
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So the question is, at the very moment when people are questioning the value of a college education, what happens is that you have this outburst of sort-of ideological conformity, the searching out of microaggressions.
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It's easy to get overwhelmed living in this world as a trans person, but we are here now, and we can live every day to its fullest by celebrating our uniqueness instead of longing for conformity.
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In this short essay, Emerson takes a stance against conformity and insists on trusting your own judgment, on finding your own path, on living in the present and augmenting what is unique to your own character.
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But as long as the best-endowed universities are running billion-dollar tax-free hedge funds while facilitating privilege, elite conformity and self-segregation, a small tax is entirely reasonable; a larger one would be just.
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There is little patience now for such a rigorous yet receptive moral and intellectual style; these days we prefer ringing moral indictment, the hallmarks of which are absolute certainty, predetermined ideas and conformity to collective sentiments.
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Not just coastal liberal elites (many of whom were the most likely to reject him for his conformity to mainstream, heteronormative politicking and to a history of issues around racial minorities), but Americans in the heartland.
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This weekend, however, as part of what baseball is calling its inaugural Players Weekend, the rigid conformity of the sport is being thrown out for three days, at least when it comes to what to wear.
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The U.S. law could be changed, but doing so would expand the definition of a countervailable subsidy (inviting frivolous claims) and put the law out of conformity with the WTO Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures.
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Employment Minister Willy Makiashi said in a statement that attendance would be taken in all state offices and "any lateness or absence" would be met with "exemplary punishment in conformity with the rigor of the law".
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"We believe regulation that forces conformity across the type of connector built into all smartphones stifles innovation rather than encouraging it, and would harm consumers in Europe and the economy as a whole," the company said.
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Gradually, the quirks and the knowledge cohere into an argument that makes sense of all that melancholy: In small, homogeneous nations governed by a rigid social conformity, it takes a particularly extreme temperament to stand out.
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Freedom of faith, conscience and speech in healthcare has come under fire domestically and internationally in recent years, as politicians pander to special interest groups by mandating ideological conformity on issues such as homosexuality and abortion.
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Having been raised in this way and, as an adult, living in Victorian England, what he hated most was narrowness, conformity, the crushing of individuals under the weight of peer pressure, government power or public opinion.
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Reports said OPEC Secretary General Mohammad Barkindo said at an industry conference in London that January data showed conformity from participating OPEC nations to cut back on output and said oil inventories will decline further this year.
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Reposting has also been a hallmark of nearly every big US social network, with Facebook's share and Twitter's retweet buttons the most obvious examples, and yet Instagram has stubbornly refused to abide by this particular design conformity.
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The neighbourhood around the mosque, which straddles the districts of Bogwang-dong and Hannam-dong, is Seoul's most diverse, an oddity in a country with few foreign residents, next to no ethnic diversity and strong social conformity.
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"Products which were tested by a UK-based notified body will need to be retested by an EU-recognised conformity assessment body before placing on the EU internal market," the paper said of a no-deal scenario.
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And it is with the evident, albeit improbable, blessing of Hemedti that he now oversees a ministry of 1,600 civil servants, as he assumes the daunting task of bringing Sudanese law into conformity with international human rights.
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Although the work is a critique of this level of conformity, Noh manages to humanize the dancers — the variations within each dancer's posture are little rebellions against the hours of practice that undoubtedly went into this performance.
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It seems obvious to make everyone feel as comfortable as possible, but basketball can be a rigid game where conformity overrules adaptation (go watch almost any college basketball game from the past 10 years if you disagree).
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In the famous "conformity study" by the researcher Solomon Asch, a majority of participants chose to select a clearly incorrect answer to a question rather than defy the group and cease being a peer in good standing.
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From 1992, Mr. Castorf deployed his radical, immersive and demanding theatrical approach at the Volksbühne as a counterweight to what he and many other East Germans saw as the conformity and false optimism of the reunified Germany.
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Of all of Horvath's work, "Youth Without God," about a young high school teacher who watches as his students slip into the brutal conformity of Nazi ideology, has acquired fresh relevance in our own age of anxiety.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said a key goal of OPEC+ was to maintain full conformity with the cuts, and that the joint efforts of producers would have a lasting and positive impact on global oil markets.
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Mr. Hefner felt trapped by conformity and designed a magazine that promoted a very different idea of what made an individual a "man" through its features and advice on clothing, food, alcohol selections, art, music and literature.
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Warren in particular sees the heist as an act of existential revolt against conformity, a chance to break out of the dreary destiny that seems to be the lot of young men oblivious to their own privileges.
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Saying "bless you" may engender an extremely brief and passing feel-good connection to the person sneezing, a phenomenon that Dr. Farley calls "micro-affections," an antidote to the "micro-agressions" we hear so much about. Conformity.
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For the members of Acrush, which released its first video last month, the band is a chance for them to express themselves and pursue dreams of stardom in a society that has long stressed conformity over individuality.
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They include the ideological party line, which serves as the vehicle for thought, speech and behavior control and enforced conformity, and is the legitimizing instrument that supplies the reasons why the regime deserves to be in power.
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For left-wing members of the '68 student revolts, Bauhaus was stultifying conformity; for the right-wing American novelist and writer Tom Wolfe, author of the 1981 polemic "From Bauhaus to Our House," it was the same.
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Thiel and Sacks argued that the inclusive language of the multicultural movement was a smoke screen for an ambitious effort to marginalize conservative viewpoints, enforce ideological conformity, and lower the level of intellectual discourse in the process.
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Invasion of the Body Snatchers and the Romero zombie movies could be read as anxious warnings about the communist takeover, but they were also parables about American conformity: the dead groupthink of consumerism and Red Scare anti-communism.
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" Rebellious and a loner, he loathed the conformity of school, particularly, as he once described, "the concept that they'd take a group of us and make us all do the same thing and make us exactly the same.
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Thankfully, designers and brands inevitably create a much-needed sanctuary for those people who have otherwise been excluded — thus, the old rules of conformity have to be continuously challenged both from an acceptance and commercial point of view.
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I notice that the things that they tell us to relegate to the private—our femininity, our gender non-conformity, our emotionality, our struggle—are often the things that are most powerful precisely when they are in public.
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"Our safety evaluation system is very robust and all our products and our ingredients are rigorously evaluated before they are put on the market, always in full conformity to the regulation in place," L'Oreal said in a statement.
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Amid the pictures of her bar mitzvah ("a rare moment of gender conformity"), punk adolescence and androgynous college years was a series of snapshots from when she was 3 or 4, dressed in her mother's clothes and beaming.
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Preferred anal sex role has been linked to gay men's degree of gender non-conformity: research has found that tops tend to score higher in masculine personality traits, whereas bottoms tend to score higher in feminine personality traits.
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We didn't feel desperate but, rather, unfettered: there was a sense that we'd broken the bonds of mindless materialism and hypocritical conformity and were now just naturally floundering around until the new shape of human freedom manifested itself.
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In " Black Mirror ," the anthology show set in the near future, A.I. tech that's intended to amplify laudable human desires, such as the wish for perfect memory or social cohesion, invariably frog-marches us toward conformity or fascism.
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The African Union on Thursday, after a meeting in the capital of Ethiopia, called for a delay in the court's announcement of the results, saying "there were serious doubts on the conformity of the provisional results" in Congo.
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Warhol's "Nine Jackies" (1964) is the best "painting" in the show with actual emotional depth, but his notorious vulgar provocation that "good business is the best art" plays right into the simulation conformity that is so culturally inert.
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In California, the legislature has not even tried to pass a conformity bill, choosing instead to focus on developing workarounds for the federal law's cap on state and local tax deductions, which would hit California residents especially hard.
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The Cold War could not be won by middle-of-the-roaders in the Eisenhower Administration, who didn't see how "the bloody terror of the Lubyanka cellars" converged with "the dry terror of social-engineered conformity" in Washington.
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Part of the problem is that social networks have diverged from the Silicon Valley dream of an electronic Athenian Democracy and produced a mob of web-installed wolf packs (or "woke" packs), demanding conformity or else political annihilation.
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EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said the two sides had made progress on the latter, conformity assessment, as well as discussing potential for regulatory cooperation, which could avoid the need to test on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Because hockey's top culture trait is conformity at all costs, the current player relented to the former player, and for a little while, the Blues masked their joy in the name of sports fans' favourite thing—being classy.
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Neighborhood groups and many residents of the Bowery were already on edge, fearing that the gritty, avant-garde character of the area that inspired the cinema of Martin Scorsese and the writings of Luc Sante was slipping into conformity.
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Is it so hard to believe that 15 years of dedicated rhetoric about Islam as an existential threat to the West, combined with relentless media coverage of Muslim minorities inciting cultural non-conformity and terrorism could lead us here?
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Attendees agreed on the need to "maintain a high level of conformity with the political stance, the political direction and the political principles of the party centre" with the country's leader, Xi Jinping (pictured, right) at the centre's "core".
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"We just need to give it time, we will see demand picking up nicely from the second quarter onwards, we will see better compliance and conformity from the member countries and inventories will respond in due course," he said.
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TV. Giordano is currently on tour promoting his new book, "Ineptitude, Conformity, and Obfuscation: The Fraud of Teacher Evaluation in the Public Schools," where he argues that teacher evaluations are a "fraud" and offers ways to fix the process.
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Having spent the past several years criticizing the tech community for what he sees as its ideological conformity and for its suppression of conservative voices, Thiel will now be based a 45-minute plane ride away, in Los Angeles.
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Though the book didn't achieve massive commercial success, it was popular among critics for presenting what Penguin Books described as "a powerful examination of our obsession with beauty and conformity," that included critical perspectives on race, class, and gender.
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UAE Energy Minister Suhail al-Mazrouei also said on Tuesday that OPEC would aim to adhere to the group's "overall conformity levels" for the rest of 2018 and that the UAE was ready to help alleviate any supply shortage.
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The big project that I'm working on now is trying to show the path by which people who have the capacity to be good, and can recognize good, get co-opted by authoritarianism and by conformity and by violence.
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Singer's approach blended cleverly staged comic book action and soap opera–style character drama with an air of cultural inclusivity, casting the mutant heroes as all-purpose social outcasts struggling to gain acceptance in a world that demanded conformity.
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"We are creating a world where anyone, anywhere may express his or her beliefs, no matter how singular, without fear of being coerced into silence or conformity," Barlow wrote, stirringly, in his 1996 Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace.
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Because there will never be a society in which every individual obeys every rule while also side-stepping every tension and taboo, authorities will always employ some kind of process to ensure a degree of social and cultural conformity.
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"Upon reconsideration and a re-weighing of the evidence in conformity with the Fifth Circuit's opinion, the court holds that the evidence found 'infirm' did not tip the scales," Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos wrote in her ruling on Monday.
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Senior Curator Donna De Salvo organized more than 350 of the most influential works that illustrate Warhol's ability to bridge the paradoxes of American life, like fame and privacy, democracy and elitism, innovation and conformity, and truth and propaganda.
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Even then, most people still got it all wrong, believing (thanks in part to its BDSM-inflected video) it to be about sadomasochism and/or masturbation, rather than the Gravity's Rainbow-inspired satire of American conformity that it was.
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"There was never classified information transmitted, the account was never transferred or housed at Trump Organization, no emails were ever deleted, and the emails have been retained in the official account in conformity with records preservation laws and rules," Mirijanian said.
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The more popular medieval history becomes, the more it may come to be seen not as an endorsement of homogeneity but a refutation, a world in which non-conformity was not debilitating deviance but a desire to strive for something better.
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The androids are trapped in a Black Mirror-esque cycle — they struggle to break out of their superimposed system of conformity, briefly grasp their true identities, and then they're inevitably stuffed back into their blank-faced roles as machines of Metropolis.
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Every time it has been within the power of a group of people to stop Trump, they have not done so, and they have been rewarded for their conformity to norms by the erosion of yet more, increasingly important ones.
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Looking at tattoos, sneakers and bluejeans and asking why each is so confoundingly popular, he arrives at variations of the same answer: They allow for both conformity and individuality; they're uniforms that are also an inexhaustible means of self-expression.
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Now, I just want people to be free to follow their ethics, to know that the conformity that the system is built on is at odds with [those ethics], to give people the freedom to think their own thoughts about things.
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Indeed, the dynamics of tokenism — one woman on an otherwise all-male board — work against the dissent Buffett urges boards to embrace and instead can encourage conformity, when women fear being seen as "not team players" if they ask tough questions.
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I was just enchanted frankly, by this love story, and the theme of having the courage to be an individual in the face of conformity, and having the courage to love someone who has the courage to be an individual.
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" But his "lasting legacy," she said, "is that he devoted his life to making the internet into 'a world where anyone, anywhere may express his or her beliefs, no matter how singular, without fear of being coerced into silence or conformity.
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Children with disabilities -- more so than children who don't have disabilities -- are placed in complicated bureaucratic, educational, and medical systems that encourage compliance with authority and conformity to the norms of non-disabled society, rather than asserting agency and autonomy.
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The United Arab Emirates' Minister of Energy and Industry Suhail al-Mazrouei said OPEC and its allies were monitoring global oil markets, and that conformity levels were the same as previously announced at the last OPEC+ joint ministerial monitoring committee meeting.
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"We believe regulation that forces conformity across the type of connector built into all smartphones stifles innovation rather than encouraging it, and would harm consumers in Europe and the economy as a whole," the company said in a statement last week.
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These proposed "conformity assessments" for high risk AI systems include a number of obligations Vestager said are based on suggestions by the EU's High Level Expert Group on AI — which put out a slate of AI policy recommendations last year.
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And it is here that I found "How to Fight Anti-Semitism" disappointing, because nowhere in her book does Weiss indicate that — apart from its anti-Zionism — she has any problem with the deadening mental conformity of contemporary American liberalism.
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The W.T.O. asserts expansive power to set binding rules over a wide range of non-trade issues; countries are required to "ensure the conformity of its laws, regulations and administrative procedures" with W.T.O. rules — and, in turn, corporate financial interests.
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Hogan said the discussions on 'conformity assessment', to make it easier for companies to show their products meet the standards of either market, had slowed in recent months, but he believed the United States still wanted a deal on this.
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"Certainly it is a rollover, consensus is emerging ... Everybody I am talking to is assuring that conformity in the second half is going to be a lot more uniform than what we have seen in the first half," Falih said.
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It wasn't that America was equivalent to Germany or that American propaganda was equivalently awful; rather, it was that America's culture industry smuggled its consumerist ethos into its art with a similar goal of producing conformity of thought and behavior.
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Using the test advocated by the government (and Judge Sykes in her Hively dissent) "would not illustrate whether a particular stereotype is sex dependent but only whether the employer discriminates against gender non‐conformity in only one gender," the 2nd Circuit said.
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The Italian-American automaker was asked to comment on findings that the cars are not "in conformity with consumption and emission rules", according to independent equity research firm AlphaValue, but declined on grounds that responsibility was with Italian regulators to test the vehicles.
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Be it the a capella hardcore band Jud Jud, or Atom & His Package, which saw fellow Philadelphian Adam Goren sing and dance alongside a drum machine deemed "the package," these were necessary responses to a scene that was peddling indoctrination and conformity.
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Not everyone can feast off pride — tens of thousands of North Koreans have defected over the decades — but enough of the population is buoyed by this singular sense of national pride and a Korean sense of conformity to keep the regime afloat.
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Whereas once a beard signaled rebellion, a devil-may-care attitude that told the world, I decided not to shave for a while, now they just telegraph a sheep-like conformity or an unmanly fear of exposing one's face to the elements.
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Nikki Haley, former U.S. ambassador to the UN and South Carolina governor, will call out pro-choice activists who "demand conformity" as being "anti-women" in a keynote address at Susan B. Anthony List's 12th annual Campaign for Life Gala Monday evening.
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However, the WTO panel also said that Russia could have carried out the inspections outside Ukraine, and Russia had broken the rules by not accepting conformity assessment certificates issued by Belarus and Kazakhstan, its partners in the Eurasian Economic Union trading bloc.
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OPEC estimates excess OECD oil stocks have already been reduced by around 180 million barrels since the start of the year, but were still 160 million barrels above the five-year average in September ("JMMC reports highest conformity level ever," OPEC, Oct. 21).
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"We felt strongly that because these storefronts were rapidly disappearing at such a fast pace in the face of modernization and conformity, that the once unique appearance and character of New York's colorful streets was suffering in the process," the couple says.
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I was encouraged to believe that simple conformity results in stagnation for a society, and that American progress has been largely owing to the opportunity for experimentation, the leeway given initiative, and to a gusto and a freedom for chewing over ideas.
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If Trump's voters support him because he projects an authoritarian personality—that is, a persona that aggressively supports conformity and order, seeks to protect social norms, and views outsiders with suspicion—then too much flexibility might read as weakness, vulnerability, or fragility.
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Released on February 28, 1986, the film written by John Hughes and directed by Howard Deutch features a group of have and have-not high school students who wrestle with conformity, acceptance and rejection against a backdrop of zany '80s fashions and hairstyles.
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ACEA officials told a news conference that members were concerned about the certificate of conformity known as a "type approval" granted to vehicle types, which is currently issued by authorities in one EU country and valid for the bloc as a whole.
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Though Grease is a show about conformity — Sandy's big revelation is that she needs to be more like everyone else — Fox made a point not to conform to previous, at times awkward, attempts to bring musical theater favorites to a mass TV audience.
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The atmosphere of disciplined conformity was enhanced this year by the removal of comfortable seats from the foyer of the Great Hall of the People, where delegates in the past would sit and chat with each other, and even, on occasion, with journalists.
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These are new, or newly altered, locations that exemplify the rising spirit of the time, just as Park Forest did for its time — but now the spirit is about speed, not stodginess; individual expression, not conformity; undoing restrictions, not adhering to them.
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You could maintain that the four serious candidates have come up in an institution, the Senate, that values norms and conformity; that they are little different from the men who are busily devising strategies to thread that thinnest eye of the needle.
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The movie worked because you believed Pennywise, played by Skarsgard with unholy relish, was somehow tied to the evils of small-town life — that he represented the rotting heart of America's drive for social conformity and penchant for repressing its worst secrets.
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"The Heads of State and Government attending the meeting concluded that there were serious doubts on the conformity of the provisional results as proclaimed by the National Independent Electoral Commission, with the verdict of the ballot boxes," it said in a statement.
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It is in fact the first work the visitor to the gallery encounters, albeit from the outside looking in; when you come upon it later, after seeing the paintings, it opens up ideas about public versus private space, veiled appearances and cultural conformity.
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What the researchers leading this study wanted to look at was how preferred anal sex role and gender non-conformity are linked to one specific biological factor previously shown to be associated with elevated rates of homosexuality in general: being non-right handed.
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"The Working Group requests the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran to take the steps necessary to remedy the situation of Mr. Wang without delay and bring it into conformity with the relevant international norms," stated the opinion, dated Aug. 23.
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Celeste Ng's Little Fires Everywhere is a rich and nuanced book about motherhood and suburban conformity, a book that makes everyone a little bit wrong and a little bit right and never, ever lets either its characters or its reader off the hook.
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American veterans, whose extraordinary knowledge and experience could be vital to Afghan success on the ground, would serve as adjuncts to the Afghan Army and would perform in strict conformity with Afghan rules of engagement, eliminating the stigma of a foreign occupying force.
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"David was a big Steve Jobs fan, he seemed to want to emulate people like Jobs in terms of having ubiquitous product accolade and conformity," said Colin Walsh, who worked alongside Marcus as a strategic account executive at Zong and later PayPal.
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"I make a heartfelt appeal so that all commit themselves to respecting the status quo of the city, in conformity with the pertinent resolutions of the United Nations," he said at the end of his weekly general audience on Wednesday, according to Reuters.
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"We believe regulation that forces conformity across the type of connector built into all smartphone stifles innovation rather than encouraging it, and would harm consumers in Europe and the economy as a whole," Apple said in a statement published in the Financial Times.
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"However, as the president, I could not accept them and I use the right of veto, because they require changes that ensure their conformity with the constitution," he said, adding that he would shortly present his own proposal for the judicial reform.
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Barkindo cited strong oil demand growth, conformity with a global pact by OPEC and non-OPEC countries to cut output as well as an inventory draw in the United States as reasons why a rebalancing of the oil market would speed up.
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"We will work with states to help them recreate their practices in ways that are in conformity with the statute and try to be fair and equitable in all our dealings with states," Alex Azar told lawmakers last week on Capitol Hill.
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In one simple study on conformity in 1951, the social psychologist Solomon Asch found that people would agree that one drawn line matched the length of another — even if it clearly did not — if others around them all agreed that it did.
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Books of The Times It wasn't long ago that the term "middle class" suggested security, conformity and often complacency — a cohort that was such a reliable feature of postwar American life that it attracted not just political pandering but also cultural ridicule.
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Feldman developed what has since become widely accepted as the definitive measurement of authoritarianism: four simple questions that appear to ask about parenting but are in fact designed to reveal how highly the respondent values hierarchy, order, and conformity over other values.
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