Mr. Miranda's emphasis on the contradiction inherent in Jefferson's stance deflects attention away from the contradiction in Hamilton's.
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They are a little bit strong but a little bit fragile, they are always in contradiction, Their identity is always in contradiction.
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Nobody embodied the inherent contradiction of that drug use more than Wayne, and perhaps no line of his embodies that contradiction more than this one.
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Contradiction at heart of Macron/Trump relationship The contradiction between Macron's own philosophy and his charm offensive with Trump was laced through a speech punctuated by multiple standing ovations and cheers.
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Critic's Notebook LOS ANGELES — Fluxus is fraught with contradiction.
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" He added, " 'Truthful hyperbole' is a contradiction in terms.
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He&aposs a bad liar because he lies in contradiction to tapes and he lies in contradiction to what I just said is probably supported by anywhere from two to five witnesses.
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To Eghbal, there seemed to be a contradiction at play.
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This contradiction is at the heart of Dutch drugs policy.
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There will always be contradiction, tension, and danger of overdoing.
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The rest of it reads as image control, or contradiction.
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Nobody can copy her, because she's this uniquely extraordinary contradiction.
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The contradiction could ultimately be settled by the Supreme Court.
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That creates a contradiction, one we're still working through today.
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The contradiction at the heart of "reality" TV, in fact.
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Yet many Republican voters appear blissfully unaware of this contradiction.
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Obama's decision is not only unconscionable, but the ultimate contradiction.
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It shouldn't be rocket science to see a contradiction there.
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THERE is a contradiction at the heart of financial capitalism.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It has become a jarring and frequent contradiction.
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The obvious contradiction is at the heart of Labour's dilemma.
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That career might seem like a contradiction, but it isn't.
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How much of that contradiction is even ours to claim?
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Given this contradiction, senators must ask Puzder three simple questions.
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I see that in her women; they contain that contradiction.
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It's not a tension or a contradiction to be reconciled.
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But the government's claim soon met with confusion and contradiction.
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"I'm very much a person who loves contradiction," she said.
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This is the contradiction at the heart of the internet.
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"People notice great contradiction in that sculpture," Ms. Rapaport said.
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Playing with contradiction is an important piece of identity formation.
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Either way, the contradiction will remain, waiting to come back.
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This contradiction is foundational to what these internet companies are.
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The contradiction of Mr. Castro's Cuba persisted in his passing.
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So, with respect to WikiLeaks, I don't see a contradiction.
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In the abstract, both halves of the contradiction are true.
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It is multivalent, open to contradiction at its knotted core.
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The White House, however, saw no contradiction in Trump's positions.
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Presumably God could have created such a world without contradiction.
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To the Editor: In Wednesday's Times I find a contradiction.
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Shura's signature aural contradiction is that between atmospherics and mechanization.
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This type of contradiction isn't exclusive to gun policy issues.
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There is obviously no contradiction here, or really anything remotely resembling a contradiction, but the observation amused Trump so greatly that he joked around with his audience that her Secret Service agents should be disarmed.
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As you can imagine, it was easy to make fun of the obvious contradiction, but the contradiction is not so glaring once we understand that two notions of what "free" means are in play here.
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Dry, female, wet man Kathy Griffin demonstrates this apparent contradiction well.
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The shift in his thinking wasn't a contradiction but a development.
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The very concept of government-mandated art is itself a contradiction.
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This isn't to say that Twitter has arrived at a contradiction.
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The failure to recognise this contradiction led inexorably to the crisis.
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A bizarre contradiction continuing in the heart of 21st century Britain.
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A deeper problem lies in a contradiction between politics and economics.
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"I don't think it's a fundamental contradiction at all," Sessions said.
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Why it matters: That's the contradiction buried within the privacy debate.
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In future talks this contradiction could come to haunt Mrs May.
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The company did not explain the contradiction with its earlier statements.
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Of course that's a contradiction, the fuck you think life is?
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The pistol shrimp, aka the snapping shrimp, is a peculiar contradiction.
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And what does that contradiction say about the party going forward?
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That's the kind of contradiction that publishers are growing used to.
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Has a President ever been in deeper contradiction with Scout values?
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Trump seemed flustered at times and often lapsed into self-contradiction.
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But conflict and contradiction exists within Bone's work, installation-fellow notwithstanding.
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I really wanted to show the contradiction in holding that idea.
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So I do not see a contradiction but a huge opportunity.
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This seems in complete contradiction to Toronto's official 'Music City' initiatives.
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Obviously, this dadaist parody of class politics is pregnant with contradiction.
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I think a young priest is a contradiction to that mentality.
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Some recent ones are food waste—that's just a huge contradiction.
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Any populist who wins the presidency must face an inherent contradiction.
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It's a contradiction, and the market has been ignoring the Fed.
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If anything, he looks worse, because that contradiction was more fun.
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The point here is not to catch Trump in a contradiction.
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For many, the apparent contradiction is easily explained by agency incentive.
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There's so much contradiction, because inside you're still like a child.
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A White House spokesman declined to comment about the apparent contradiction.
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But her longtime friends say the contradiction is rooted in Mrs.
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States are working in conjunction with the DOJ, not in contradiction.
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I realize that some liberals see that notion as a contradiction.
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The hairstylist Guido Palau also ran with the idea of contradiction.
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In articulating ultimate truths, a contradiction is a sign of failure.
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Alain Locke led a life of scrupulous refinement and slashing contradiction.
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"You have this unbelievable contradiction," said Chet Burrell, CareFirst's chief executive.
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His fearless embrace of contradiction gives 'BlacKkKlansman' its velocity and heft.
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I am a contradiction of what it means to be human.
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But this contradiction in state and federal laws creates other problems.
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Finn tackles this contradiction brilliantly, especially given his agoraphobic heroine's situation.
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I think I became a little obsessed with reconciling that contradiction.
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"Ethical lawyer," he once said, might be construed as a contradiction.
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I asked Nelson if there was some kind of contradiction here.
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There's no contradiction between what you're saying and what I'm saying.
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At the time, he said he did not see a contradiction.
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How do I begin to hold this contradiction in my mind?
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It's a contradiction and his joke lets us live with it.
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But the contradiction in his policy prevented Washington from resolving it.
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Gender-neutral casting in ballet is usually a contradiction in terms.
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Whatever his motive, Snowden found a way to arbitrage that contradiction.
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Her point is that this isn't necessarily a contradiction in terms.
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This basic contradiction has kept speech coaches in business for decades.
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This contradiction leaves an opening for populists to challenge those institutions.
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All of which gets at the central contradiction of the show.
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The contradiction faded a little after California spun a few times.
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"I'm interested in contradiction — the inner contradiction — which makes everybody three persons at the same time, everybody is able to be so different from one moment to another, from one feeling to another," she told Film Quarterly.
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Bolsonaro's election exposed a major contradiction in Brazil in do Rosário's view.
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Some examples of Trump's self-contradiction can be seen in this video.
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It`s a direct contradiction to everything you ran for president on.
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What a monster, what a chaos, what a contradiction, what a prodigy.
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"I'm a walking contradiction," he joked to CNN in a recent interview.
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Someone who is "full of complexity and contradiction," as he put it.
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Pound did not immediately return a phone call to explain his contradiction.
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It's a contradiction: It shouldn't be office appropriate, and yet it's ubiquitous.
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"There is absolutely no inevitable contradiction between these two," Lu told reporters.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 11 (Reuters) - It has become a jarring and frequent contradiction.
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It inhabits a contradiction, which perhaps is not meant to be one.
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Gizmodo was first to report Twitter's apparent contradiction of its own policies.
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Cavestany articulates the central contradiction of being a thrash metal lifer well.
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That contradiction turned out to be a perfect recipe for déjà vu.
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IN 213 RICHARD PETO, an epidemiologist at Oxford University, observed a contradiction.
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Believe it or not, that's not a contradiction in terms, he added.
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It captures the inherent contradiction of being alive, while always awaiting death.
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But these men didn't just navigate that contradiction, they thrived on it.
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Cora in the aftermath Cora Tanetti is captivating because of her contradiction.
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A paper in this week's PLoS Pathogens, however, explains the apparent contradiction.
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But he sees no contradiction in being a card-carrying liberal, too.
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Yet an explicit contradiction isn't the same thing as "massaging" a comment.
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Blatant contradiction puts the responsibility back onto the shoulders of the listener.
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"Islam is never in contradiction with democracy," he said to widespread applause.
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For some, this is a contradiction and creates confusion about church policies.
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In the eyes of the left, this was surely a contradiction, though.
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But taken as a whole, the legislation offers more contradiction than cure.
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She can spot hypocrisy, cant, self-contradiction and absurdity 10 miles away.
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Perhaps the starkest contradiction is the CCP's treatment of the Chinese people.
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He's just made the contradiction, like everything he builds, bigger and gaudier.
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This is in total contradiction of agreements signed between Palestinians and Israelis.
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That's clearly a big contradiction towards where the Democratic Party is going.
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"There's a marvelous contradiction we're enjoying," said Bill Arning, the museum's director.
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But this book is a fitting tribute to his contradiction-riven life.
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I believe both things to be true, and there is no contradiction.
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It's a contradiction because in high school, you don't have much freedom.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Football is a contradiction.
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The appeal of professional sports is built on something of a contradiction.
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That contradiction is at the heart of the problem Facebook is confronting.
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But in a seeming contradiction, Mr. Gillum is also a consummate politician.
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You can absorb this contradiction without us having to point it out.
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"It's a tough contradiction for him to sort out," the official said.
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It might seem like there's a contradiction here, but really there's not.
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As a painter, Josh Smith can be an infuriating contradiction in terms.
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The contradiction between anatomical irrelevance and anatomical yearning was an existential challenge.
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The Red Bulls, however, continued to be a study in frustrating contradiction.
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There is a lot of continuity but also contradiction between the elements.
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Asked how he reconciled the seeming contradiction, Mr. Giuliani blamed Mr. Cohen.
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Like Mark and Julia, Cassie is a contradiction: both punk and pedant.
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Keeping Score PARIS — The ultimate contradiction in tennis is the unforced error.
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Don't be fooled, though — his absence is just another persona, another contradiction.
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But many voters in Iowa and New Hampshire don't see a contradiction.
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Frustrated with the contradiction, Ralph isn't willing to look into the unexplainable.
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At the center of the European Union debate remains a stubborn contradiction.
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Mr. Trump, a spokeswoman of his told me, sees no contradiction here.
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America's undocumented immigrants live under a similar contradiction between law and reality.
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Those depictions are in direct contradiction with my experiences on the ground.
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Why do analysts say, despite the seeming contradiction, this makes "perfect sense"?
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The first line embraces contradiction, and it only gets funnier from there.
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The contradiction of the opening is overcome: light and dark are one.
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"Bofou Safou," their first new release since 2013, is a breezy contradiction.
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No other rapper captures complexity and contradiction as well as Kendrick Lamar.
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Rodrigo Silva, 27, toolmaker, BrazilTo me it looks like a big contradiction.
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But there is something of a contradiction in Pelosi's handling of impeachment.
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To understand this contradiction is to understand what happened next: Pop Art.
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"There's no smoking gun here, and there's no direct contradiction," says Larson.
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Menendez ticked off contradiction after contradiction: Pompeo said during the hearing that he supports a diplomatic approach to Iran's nuclear program, but in the past has said that regime change is "the only way" to deal with the problem.
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However, he thinks Trump's presidency is actually a "contradiction" for the U.S. dollar.
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This was the first contradiction she found in the parents' statement to police.
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But as Suja and Bakarat show, this is not a deal-breaking contradiction.
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There's a peculiar contradiction and challenge of what we've built [with these platforms].
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Snoop's spirituality is linked to his marijuana usage, not a contradiction of it.
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"The market acted in contradiction to what he expected," said Boockvar of Kuroda.
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In television appearances he has appeared garrulous, twitchy and prone to self-contradiction.
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Just because the contradiction is dangerous doesn't mean you don't agree with it.
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So a Kuwaiti national culture (or any national culture) is a self-contradiction.
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Again, that's a bit of a contradiction, considering Tidal was also subscription-only.
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And no conflict or no tension or no contradiction between our two policies.
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"I don't know why there is a contradiction between the statements," he said.
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But "socialism with Chinese characteristics" has long had a contradiction at its heart.
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That contradiction was resolved—to the extent it was resolved—in two ways.
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GIGOT: It&aposs interesting to watch that contradiction and see how it evolves.
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During the trial, the judge pointed out the contradiction of the bank's statements.
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The comments from SpaceX are thus in contradiction with what's being reported elsewhere.
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So it's not clear if this contradiction will lead to more overdose deaths.
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Unfortunately, neither of the main political parties is tackling the contradiction head-on.
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He did not, and the inspector general noted this contradiction in the report.
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The court action brought by Shahriar's group essentially seeks to resolve that contradiction.
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But seen as a genre, the drone's-eye view presents a troubling contradiction.
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De Niro delivers an extraordinarily coherent performance of a man riven by contradiction.
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But living with contradiction is something that humans have to learn to do.
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Another contradiction in this trade debate resides in the accounting for national wealth.
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Jack Chick's theology was a Protestantism stripped down to its barest, coldest contradiction.
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Asked about this contradiction, Davis told Perlberg: "I made a mistake," Davis said.
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Such contradiction risks greater politicization of the military as the most trusted institution.
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Monsignor Báez, 303, argued that there was no contradiction between the two tasks.
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LAS VEGAS — Stephen Paddock was a contradiction: a gambler who took no chances.
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The eight years of the Obama administration amounts to a large economic contradiction.
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The contradiction meant that either Einstein or quantum theory had to be wrong.
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This apparent contradiction demonstrates the utter confusion under which universities approach this matter.
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But President Trump's new rules, aimed at reconciling that contradiction, risk deepening it.
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This contradiction … governed the intellectual life of the art world in the 1980s.
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The Democratic race is a tangle of contradiction, paradox and pungent little ironies.
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I wanted to show all of that contradiction and complexity in this movie.
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"I find that a contradiction, and I don't buy that," the bishop said.
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In fact, it believes, rightly, that to the right audience, contradiction is exciting.
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This contradiction is the heart of the challenge the party faces in 217.
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"An artist has to be the perfect contradiction at all times," she said.
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She was a walking contradiction, a goddamn delight, and every bit our Leia.
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His example, however, illuminates the contradiction at the center of the immigration system.
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Twitter user Alex von Tunzelmann had a terse explanation of the contradiction here.
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A few weeks ago I noted the market contradiction between the and the .
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It's precisely this contradiction that seems to have attracted Sorrentino to his subject.
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Doom Eternal is less interested in direct contradiction and more interested in nostalgia.
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According to the principle of explosion, this contradiction potentially invalidated all mathematical proofs.
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A system which is in complete contradiction to its original purpose of being.
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They saw an unrecognized contradiction between millennial consumption habits and their political ideology.
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"There is a contradiction," said one Syrian official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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The manifesto performs a critique of itself through irony, contradiction, and self-ridicule.
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Ryan has never resolved this contradiction, and subsequent proposals have only made it worse.
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How did you approach that contradiction, and what do you think of the result?
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In one particular exchange, he displayed this contradiction: The first answer is perfect English.
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Confusion Confusion and contradiction surround communications from US President Donald Trump and his administration.
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One potential contradiction to much of this is Trump's pick of New Jersey Gov.
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Much of our infrastructure runs in direct contradiction to climate-conscious transformations and adaptations.
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A world-class university without freedom of thought is still a contradiction in terms.
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This statement isn't as brazen a contradiction of Trump's positions as anything Mattis said.
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This is no contradiction at all; one can have and subsequently consume a cake.
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There should be no contradiction between championing immigration and upbraiding abuses of the system.
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In its 11 years of existence, the iPhone has grown into one giant contradiction.
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Such places also point to a contradiction in the story of China's own development.
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"The Presidency considers that this behavior is in contradiction with honor," the spokeswoman said.
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Hence the idea that she was a "private novelist," otherwise a contradiction in terms.
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Rather, these portrayals bestow women with full personhood, in all its ugliness and contradiction.
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It's modesty as excess, if you can believe that contradiction—but that's fashion, baby!
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It's tragic but also triumphant — a contradiction Thelma and Louise knew all too well.
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There's a contradiction there, but the Chainsmokers seem really, really invested in pretending otherwise.
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President Obama's long-time strategist David Axelrod conceded this critical contradiction of selling Obamacare.
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If past is prologue, Hicks will carry out Trump's wishes without complaint or contradiction.
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But this cross-pollination is complicated, and the overlap, for Eddy, brings some contradiction.
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It's just as much a contradiction in terms as 'man artist'; or 'elephant artist.
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Stelter has never explored that contradiction in print or on his program as well.
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Pruitt has also found himself caught in a factual contradiction over a different scandal.
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Giuliani said that there was "no contradiction" between Trump's responses to Mueller and Cohen.
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A contradiction doesn't signal that you misspoke and that you really believe something else.
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Conyers that is really, without any fear of contradiction, is that of a predator.
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This one sided evidence was not subject to cross examination, exculpatory contradiction, or impeachment.
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He's also hung up on eugenics, an unspoken contradiction of the show's meritocratic themes.
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It has admitted, in contradiction of prior statements, that Trump dictated his son's statement.
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And sometimes — in a seeming contradiction — the same car does a bit of both.
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This point reveals a basic contradiction in the Trump administration's approach to economic policy.
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In stark contradiction, Jung has spent the past ten years in jail for rape.
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All of this highlights the contradiction at the heart of Louisiana's public defense system.
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I'm not sure how I justify that contradiction, and maybe I'll come around eventually.
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When there is no way out of a contradiction, another solution must be found.
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"Emotional dissonance" is the negative feeling you get when your emotions are in contradiction.
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The apparent contradiction drew backlash from left-wing groups and US Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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This cultural contradiction, in the long run, is the deepest challenge to the society.
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This contradiction speaks of someone wholly in control of their own narrative and destiny.
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The book's title is a droll provocation, as well as a vexing self-contradiction.
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The contradiction here would be too inane to mention if it weren't also insidious.
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She also did not address questions about the apparent contradiction in the administration's positions.
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"He's continued to offer misstatements and fabrications, in direct contradiction to his own experts."
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Since 1978, whistle-blowing that risks national security has been a contradiction in terms.
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This fundamental contradiction ultimately makes those posters and billboards so difficult to look at.
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Recognize that contradiction that's inside you — and definitely inside me — and hold onto it.
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The rest of the cast performs at the same high level of psychic contradiction.
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The contradiction is bad for our democratic health, and we shouldn't stand for it.
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This may seem like a contradiction: How can something be both private and transparent?
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For a period of my life I didn't see the contradiction in those beliefs.
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Turner said he saw no contradiction between what the president and Pentagon had said.
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It is a great contradiction that the avatar for Parisian chic isn't even French.
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The contradiction between Australian dollar weakness and Australian market strength is not easily resolved.
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The CMS guidance is in direct contradiction to the standard currently followed by Medicare.
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If this sentence reads like a contradiction, let me assure you it is not.
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The starkest contradiction drawn by the intelligence chiefs was their assessment of North Korea.
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This contradiction is behind some of the madness of our public life right now.
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What's more, he didn't experience this as any kind of internal contradiction or compromise.
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"There's no contradiction whatsoever," Pompeo said two days later, when asked about apparent differences.
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"This is an unacceptable contradiction in the Europe of the 21st century," he said.
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It addresses the contradiction of black women who raised white children from racist families.
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This reveals a contradiction between how democracy is perceived and how it actually works.
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"The nature of the work is to deal with contradiction and uncertainty," Priess said.
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Contradiction Trump's appearance here also underscores a contradiction: some of his biggest accomplishments from his first year in office -- tax cuts for corporations and a roaring stock market -- are a far cry from the populist pledges he delivered from the campaign trail.
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"I am a plus-size women who loves fashion" shouldn't have to be a contradiction.
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I think what interests us the most is this contradiction that exists within the phrase.
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" He also called the sanctions bill a "direct contradiction to the spirit of strategic alliance.
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And then the obvious answer is, wait a minute, you've got an internal contradiction here.
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Contradiction itself feels less like an error and more like the only real Trump doctrine.
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Thinking up answers to this apparent contradiction has become something of a scientific parlour game.
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"We have a striking contradiction," said Joanne Liu, MSF International president, in the press release.
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His assault on "globalism" also exposes a contradiction at the heart of Mr Bolsonaro's project.
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That is a contradiction that no amount of fiddling with the regulatory structure can fix.
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Despite that growth, purists like Hamada claim that American Wagyu is a contradiction of terms.
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Did he "kill terrorists," in a contradiction of what Americans were told before the war?
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And first-hand experience has taught him that there's no inherent contradiction between the two.
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No, wait, saying that violates Aristotle's law of non-contradiction, because actually, he's still dead.
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But despite the language, there's an apparent contradiction when it comes to the administration's actions.
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This, of course, is in direct contradiction to the earnings and economic uncertainty outlined above.
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America's allies now reckon that the hallmark of the Trump presidency is paralysis and contradiction.
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And the contradiction between the image used and the intended message wasn't lost on customers.
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And being able to participate in mainstream movements isn't a contradiction to being a leftist.
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We found that officers shoot at vehicles without justification and in contradiction to CPD policy.
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On the Leave side, the fatal contradiction is their vision of a post-Brexit economy.
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They seem blissfully ignorant of the contradiction in using fascistic tactics as anti-fascist protesters.
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You can derive any proposition you wish from a contradiction in a few simple steps.
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Any kind of work can be valid when it has a contradiction to different realities.
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"Norb himself is an anomaly, a man of contradiction," Strength & Health magazine observed in 1973.
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The contradiction in that statement is why this pretty film is also a frustrating one.
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For the immense majority of Puerto Ricans there is no contradiction with also being American.
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"The public wants this absurd contradiction to come to an end," CEO Nancy Brown said.
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But Martin, who drove here from Virginia, said there was no contradiction in the tribute.
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If so, there may be a contradiction with the new reality emerging on the ground.
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"There is no contradiction between a strong European defense and a strong NATO," he said.
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He acknowledges the contradiction, but Spicer's tradecraft places a greater value on loyalty than consistency.
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Our age is one big contradiction: Around the world, people are flocking to big cities.
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Elizabeth Warren told reporters the contradiction had been plain to see for a long time.
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"I am fascinated by the contradiction of this abundance versus depletion," van der Eijk says.
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I would argue that this profound contradiction is at the heart of the American psyche.
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In defining sex so expansively, the agencies may have walked themselves into a legal contradiction.
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In acknowledgment of this unusual time, we zoom in on five particularly contradiction-filled weeks.
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"There is not a contradiction between protecting Second Amendment rights" and reducing crime, Clinton replied.
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The magic of Samuel Westing's game is, like America itself, marked by capriciousness and contradiction.
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His habits of obfuscation, contradiction, and outright lying are not endearing to most undecided voters.
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But none encountered the sort of public contradiction from the president that Mr. Tillerson did.
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Gopnik thinks that attempts to corroborate Buddhist ideas with modern science run into a contradiction.
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There is no violent contradiction that cannot be resolved with more ignorance and more bombs.
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I accepted their answers too, though they were often in contradiction and even self-contradictory.
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Balancing this relaxed evenness with precision is, to me, the work's greatest challenge and contradiction.
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This seeming contradiction, Lewis suggests, points to a larger trend of public distrust in authority.
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In another contradiction of Mulvaney, Trump floated Camp David as a potential new host site.
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My focus was an apparent contradiction in the idea of patriotism as a moral virtue.
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That stated neutrality is in contradiction to fears raised by presidential candidate and Massachusetts Sen.
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"We can say, without fear of contradiction, the Bidens love you guys," Mr. Biden replied.
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Instead, she encompasses them in all their contradiction, laying them out in breathtakingly skillful juxtaposition.
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His answer to that contradiction seems to be to ask NATO to do the job.
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But a spokesman for Mr. Ross described his experience as an asset, not a contradiction.
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He did not find a contradiction between law enforcement and basic human and civil rights.
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Few popular modern sculptors present so consistent a mind-eye contradiction as does Alexander Calder.
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"The Venerable W." begins by digging a little into the contradiction of Buddhist hate-mongering.
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It seems they didn't find any contradiction in the marriage of beauty and bloodthirsty aggression.
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Read the full letter: Go deeper: Wilbur Ross threatened NOAA firings after Trump hurricane contradiction
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As a matter of federalism, states are prohibited from legislating in contradiction of federal law.
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He said he saw no contradiction between venerating both Jesus and the two unrecognized saints.
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She didn't recognize her own contradiction, which is one of the dangers of unanalyzed hysteria.
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For Qaboos, there was no contradiction in finding common ground with both the leaders of Israel and their sworn enemies in Iran or Palestine, just as there was no contradiction between his unusually absolutist monarchy and the modern, liberal and highly diverse society he governed.
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"The rabbit is also an animal of contradiction," writes Parer in her description of the installation.
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He said relying on those lobbyists now while planning to eliminate them later is no contradiction.
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So why do socialists like myself see no contradiction between Bernie's policies and his bank account?
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And he was determined, convinced of his own rightness, intolerant of contradiction and immune to compromise.
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Bonello's response to that contradiction sets not just timelines but also narrative modes against one another.
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I found that most corporations saw economic growth and environmental protection in contradiction to one another.
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That Mr. Ridley is also a writer of uncommon, lyrical delicacy may sound like a contradiction.
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Yeah, that's a contradiction in life, but you really experience it in those kind of events.
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The summary made no effort to explore the contradiction between what Joint Chiefs Chair Marine Gen.
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"I learned by knowing her that the most evolved person is seemingly a contradiction," she said.
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Scientists working for the U.S. government found themselves facing a bit of a contradiction on Monday.
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This ridiculous contradiction, the disjunction between content and presentation, animates More Songs About Buildings and Food.
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Trump has so far refused to release his tax returns in contradiction to recent presidential precedent.
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Asked about the apparent contradiction between Trump's tweet and its policy, the spokesperson declined further comment.
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However, there is a potential contradiction in the way the government is implementing its latest plan.
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A new smart device survey by Consumers International and the Internet Society highlights this seeming contradiction.
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That effort was crippled by the contradiction between his promises and his actual health-care plan.
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Douthat: Isn't that a deep contradiction of how Catholics think about the office of the papacy?
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The meme revels in the contradiction between Jordan's legendarily aggressive persona and his free-flowing tears.
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Critics of blockchain technology have noted the apparent contradiction in central banks' looking to distributed ledgers.
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"He said that commitment "is actually in contradiction to the papers presented by the UK government.
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The contradiction has led to persistent questions about the coherence of Virgil's depiction of his hero.
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Mr. Sousa is well aware that the bandmaster's parents were immigrants, and he sees no contradiction.
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Mr. Kundnani said the British vote exposed a contradiction at the core of the European project.
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And he does not feel that his penchant for "slowing down" is in contradiction to this.
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Yes. His testimony, albeit mired by his self-interest and criminality, is not mired in contradiction.
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Now that Trump sits in the oval office, however, these naysayers are confronted with a contradiction.
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He avoided speaking publicly for fear of getting crosswise with Trump or being seen in contradiction.
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Here's another seeming contradiction: economic data is disappointing at the same time earnings growth is improving.
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There's so much contradiction and falsehood in one place that it seems foolish to analyze it.
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For Catholic women like me, in our own messy quests for the divine, contradiction is unavoidable.
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That division laid the foundation for the contradiction between engagers and confronters that still persists today.
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The series sees no contradiction between fighting the patriarchy and having a ton of Instagram followers.
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What Qatar laws and ethics dictate are in total contradiction to the FIFA Code of Ethics.
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The document, which was posted on the education website Chalkbeat, appears to contain a curious contradiction.
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It really shines a light on the contradiction in Japan between its imperial tradition and democracy.
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Created in 2000, the epic veers into contradiction and absurdity and changes from night to night.
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The result is that Crawford, four months from his 30th birthday, is something of a contradiction.
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He can contradict himself within separate clauses of a single sentence, then lie about the contradiction.
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The directions cited "the danger posed by harassment ...and its contradiction with the values of Islam".
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"It's truly a contradiction," said Johan Rockström, director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research.
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For her, there appears to be no contradiction between hitting hard and dancing like a lady.
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They have spent years assailing the law, but the criticisms have always had a fundamental contradiction.
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The recently passed House budget bill contains a glaring internal inconsistency if not an outright contradiction.
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It was a contradiction of US policy, and 119 people, including children, got off the ship.
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"My photographs are all about the contradiction between the natural and the man-made," he says.
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With that goal accomplished, the administration must correct the fatal contradiction in American policy toward Iran.
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We note there is a certain contradiction in the statements being voiced in the White House.
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No community of faith can sustain the public contradiction of its beliefs by its own members.
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"They made their own choices, which were in contradiction to the instruction they received," McKown said.
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There was a contradiction, and a question arose: Who is the dominant partner in this relationship?
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The rendering of consciousness, in Colescott's case, is an evolving dilemma, one of risk and contradiction.
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It is in flagrant contradiction with the official reports published by the department he now leads.
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He attributed the contradiction to a miscommunication with the attorney who wrote it on his behalf.
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"I felt from the beginning that he was this weird contradiction," Murphy says of his character.
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Contradiction The contradiction hasn't evaporated altogether, though, as exemplified by the debate over the US strategy in Afghanistan, which stretched months longer than initially anticipated due to Trump's misgivings about deepening US involvement in the war and the debate over its merits that roiled his top advisers.
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To Salem, humor shares the same structure as peacemaking: Each works by allowing for and managing contradiction.
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" McCain called the contradiction between Ivanka's denial and the Times report "the first crack in her veneer.
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These wines are an ode to precision, pleasure, and contradiction, leaving behind sumptuous aftertastes tinged with sarcasm.
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As Mike Axisa of CBS points out, this is a clear double standard, contradiction, paradox, and hypocrisy.
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The contradiction could be a sign that many millionaires don't pay careful attention to their holiday budgets.
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Overall, being a working full-time student feels like a contradiction, but I'm still determined to succeed.
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The word is a portmanteau of "planned" and "candid," which kinda sounds like a contradiction in terms.
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That to me is in complete contradiction with the complexity and the openness of the Indian tradition.
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Although his calling and his sexuality might seem a contradiction to some, Robertson has blended the two.
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As this blog has pointed out before, the Leave campaign had a deep contradiction at its heart.
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These all fall well below KATRIN's upper bound, so there's no contradiction between the two approaches yet.
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Focused on winning the territorial war, the US did little to address the contradiction in its policy.
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There are no places without contradiction, nor places where we can be absolved of reinforcing oppressive structures.
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West's clear support of Trump stands in direct contradiction of his claims to be inspired by González.
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But the massive retrospective at SFMOMA reveals that this peculiarly American phenomenon is no contradiction at all.
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His backers spent three hours excusing their hero of each contradiction or untruth alleged by his foes.
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There may be no simple solution to the contradiction this presents for those who uphold liberal values.
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But it crystallized the a contradiction at the heart of Facebook's efforts to clean up its platform.
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Paradoxical, puzzling, at times even maddening, these books ask us to learn from their explorations of contradiction.
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The whole contradiction is that we kind of trusted Shkreli—we still do, on a business level.
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The views of many of the groups who converged on Charlottesville are in direct contradiction with this.
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I think that kind of contradiction, that kind of paradox, is what makes characters interesting to play.
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In "Tishimango (for Franz Kline)" (1964), the woven straps and metal hook become a self-contained contradiction.
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Belief in a strong state is not in itself a contradiction of older traditions of political liberalism.
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Publicly, Mr. Obama acknowledged early on the contradiction between his campaign message and the realities of governing.
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Considering women simultaneously as objects of lust and as highly productive professionals appears to harbor a contradiction.
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His political intensity bloomed with feeling but also romantic contradiction; his writing revels in an astral sorrow.
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"An honest politician" sounds like a contradiction in terms to many in this deeply cynical political moment.
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Il me semble que les médias et politiciens sont en contradiction avec ce que le peuple pense.
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The complexity of the economics of the internet is, according to Furman, reflected in the following contradiction.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) There is no inherent contradiction in listing both Sanders and Clinton as winners.
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Even so, the apparent contradiction between popular chief executives and rubbish working conditions reflects an uncomfortable truth.
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You get people who believe both things at once, and it's not really a contradiction, I suppose.
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This is the contradiction — the falling Australian dollar and the Australian market making new 0.743-year highs.
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I don't see it as a contradiction that her attraction for you doesn't always translate into desire.
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Furthermore, Trump plays to a duality, a contradiction within his supporters: tough guy with a tender ego.
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" That's a clear contradiction with the President, who has insisted that "testing has been going very smooth.
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There's no contradiction between abhorring conservatism and being grateful to the conservatives who stand up to Trump.
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Maybe there's a contradiction there, but contradictions troubled Burt Reynolds about as much as roadblocks bothered Bandit.
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We would become ordinary queer people and we would feel unbothered by this apparent contradiction in terms.
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Opposition movements probably can't just be about institutional preservation, and eventually they'll have to face that contradiction.
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Pressed on his past criticisms at a debate last month, Mr. Romney acknowledged no contradiction or reversal.
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The uncertainty over the measure's fate points to a contradiction at the heart of California's climate policy.
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The apparent contradiction left many experts wondering about the strike's intended goal, and the strategy behind it.
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But the work of Foote is usually as funny as it sad, without any sense of contradiction.
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"The Presidency considers that this behavior is in contradiction with honor," the spokeswoman said, according to Reuters.
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"Your previous comments and position are in clear contradiction with your current position and comments," Scott said.
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Asked about the apparent contradiction -- why would previous Mormon prophets reject what is now apparently God's will?
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So there's no contradiction between a seven-point Democratic edge and an extremely favorable national political environment.
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There has been a glaring contradiction around how much American workers' wages can, or should, be rising.
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Implicit in that criticism — and contradiction — is that Anthony is not James, which is no news flash.
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It's a bit of a contradiction because his party has contributed to things going well in Germany.
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Democrats say the revelations spotlight a potential contradiction in Trump's written responses last November to Mueller's team.
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That contradiction "is as old as liberal democracy itself," said Steven Levitsky, a Harvard University political scientist.
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It sounds like a contradiction that we humans can be so smart but still succumb to superstition.
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It's also not a contradiction that she loves Taylor Swift and benefits financially from loving Taylor Swift.
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Bernie Sanders pointed out this seeming contradiction and asked Price whether Trump plans to keep his promise.
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Robert Menendez — the committee's top Democrat — ripped into the nominee: Menendez ticked off contradiction after contradiction: Pompeo said during the hearing that he supports a diplomatic approach to Iran's nuclear program, but in the past has said that regime change is "the only way" to deal with the problem.
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"Every contradiction will not only be contested but decimated in [the Supreme Court]," his daughter wrote on Twitter.
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Eastern philosophy has a lot more tolerance of contradiction, seeing good and bad as contained in one another.
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In slight contradiction, Fischbach tells me that the customer and the provider are interchangeable—another sharing economy trope.
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Some see a contradiction in this group that champions free speech while effectively silencing that of their enemies.
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Sure, mixing the energizing powers of caffeine with the notoriously relaxing plant seems like kind of a contradiction.
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Quan himself is aware of this contradiction, using the intro of the Basics video collection to address it.
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To her, advocating for medical marijuana is not a contradiction of her faith but an affirmation of it.
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DHS did not outright refuse to comply with court orders; its response was a confusing contradiction in terms.
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There is an unresolved contradiction between the current level of LME stocks and the lack of spreads tension.
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But against Trump, in this race, it sits in direct contradiction to a major point of partisan consensus.
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"We found that officers shoot at vehicles without justification and in contradiction to CPD policy," says the report.
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"I think that she is a massive contradiction," Davis said during a press junket, according to Nerd Report.
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But this is ultimately not just a policy mistake — it's a core contradiction at the heart of MAGA.
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Yet, 19 weeks into Mr Trump's presidency, out of the chaos and the contradiction a pattern is emerging.
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The Economist: When and why did the "liberal democracy" contradiction emerge: has it always been an inherent feature?
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Contradiction -- Sondland had said in his testimony that he had never heard any such concerns after that meeting.
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The firm, with interest in financial and property markets, did not explain what it meant by social contradiction.
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It was thought that nothing can escape from a black hole, but Hawking radiation contradiction that conventional wisdom.
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Qatar's participation in regional military coalitions against terrorism is in glaring contradiction of its support for jihadist groups.
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Given this chaos, contradiction and incoherence, it's little surprise Mr. Assad feels confident enough to use chemical weapons.
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It seems like a contradiction—mixing memory-enhancing herbs with alcohol—but that's how it was traditionally done.
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The Replacements were a contradiction from inception, playing beer-soaked odes to going nowhere with an unrivaled passion.
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But this environmental explanation, while also conservative, is in contradiction with The Bell Curve's emphasis on hereditary traits.
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Isn't there an element of contradiction between that ambition and the ambition to create a militarily powerful Europe?
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This contradiction alerted him to an idea, which he wanted to develop, that if conscription means everyone—i.e.
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Avenatti said on MSNBC that that contradiction exposed an outright lie by the president and should "outrage" Americans.
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These stories, and all the conflict, contradiction and excitement they bring, are the very catalysts of nationwide interest.
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Perhaps even more puzzling, this CMS guidance is in direct contradiction to the standard currently followed by Medicare.
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These reversals to democracy are troubling and expose a deeply uncomfortable contradiction for foreign policy idealists like me.
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Contradiction is more than just a sign of a changing Cuba — it is a fundamental characteristic of it.
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"Private Doss, a true hero among heroes, was a contradiction," said Bill Mechanic, one of the film's producers.
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But this sexual contradiction is not exclusive to a fictional character; it returned the next time I topped.
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That means the Trump Doctrine, such as it is, can be summed up in a single phrase: contradiction.
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Einstein, for example, abolished absolute time because it was in contradiction with Maxwell's electromagnetism, thereby creating special relativity.
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And I do love a contradiction, where like, it's less obvious and a little creepy in a way.
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Today's social democracy falls apart on the contradiction between advocating nearly unlimited government largess and nearly unlimited immigration.
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Ms. Fischer has proved herself to be a contradiction to the Nebraskan values I've observed since moving here.
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Plenty of ambiguity Even within the White House guidelines, there is some contradiction and the need for interpretation.
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There is no contradiction between having the best possible life and living on the edge of a precipice.
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His dialogue is fueled by vacillation, equivocation and contradiction, with sentences that seem to eat their own words.
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The inherent contradiction between Reddit's opaque policing methods and the core values of anarchism became obvious last week.
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When the choreographer Martha Graham added men to her company, it struck many as a contradiction in terms.
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What struck me is that they seemed to be in direct contradiction to each other, in many respects.
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But neither Taliban nor American negotiators commented on the inherent contradiction in talking peace while attacking civilian targets.
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They were rather anti-clerical, which is not a contradiction: you can be religious and anticlerical, of course.
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His contortions are just one example of the waves of confusion and contradiction washing through the Conservative Party.
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News organizations around the region were reporting its contents without contradiction by either the Saudi government or individuals.
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She was a walking contradiction in the '60s, which was the era that celebrated the baby-girl voice.
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But the paradox of these lofty ideals and the reality of slavery creates a contradiction of American mythology.
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Western countries saw no contradiction in also accepting that proposal, and the Council adopted it unanimously on Friday.
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By pinpointing these episodes, he had underlined the lifelong contradiction in his attitudes toward revolution and state power.
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Also in contradiction to the Oval Office address, goods and cargo will not be subject to the ban.
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There is division and contradiction wherever you look, which poses a challenge for critics as well as filmmakers.
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He has never acknowledged any contradiction between his avowed hostility to political Islam and his brigades of Salafists.
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"I feel a bit better every day," she wrote, a statement that seemed to herald its own contradiction.
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If Qayum saw a contradiction between this life and his previous one, he didn't acknowledge it to me.
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They see what ought to be by the reflection of what is, and endeavor to remove the contradiction.
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"The Dead Don't Die" is an all-star zombie flick, which is something of a contradiction in terms.
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I can't help feeling there's a contradiction between taking pride in one's disability and hankering for a cure.
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Here's the contradiction: The Australian dollar is falling and the Australian market is making new 20.89-year highs.
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"Europe has proved to the world that multilateralism and sovereignty are not a contradiction in terms," Maas said.
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Bolton, who began the White House job in April, 2018, represents a fundamental contradiction within the Trump administration.
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The contradiction in the police account and that of Mr. da Silva was not immediately explained on Tuesday.
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In fact, there is good reason to believe there is an internal contradiction that needs to be addressed.
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But the persistence of the rumor speaks to the contradiction inherent to the way we see the Kardashians.
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But people usually accept proof by contradiction so I would argue my case that I deserve the prize.
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A not-so-savvy choice of venue unleashed a contradiction that escalated because of a lack in flexibility.
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Because if you reason back to first causes, and if you're an atheist, you get to a logical contradiction.
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But most of all he was determined, convinced of his own rightness, intolerant of contradiction and immune to compromise.
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That was a redefinition of the late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping's so-called "principal contradiction" faced by Chinese society.
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Actor and producer Emerson Collins called out the contradiction in a tweet, calling it the "But You're Special" syndrome.
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Speaking to these WeWorkers, however, it becomes clear that this kind of contradiction is the rule, not the exception.
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Other members of his administration, similarly, see no contradiction between pride in their work and desire to go further.
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Another contradiction is that the budget predicts growing revenue from the estate (inheritance) tax, which it promises to abolish.
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Either the backwardation will have to fall, or spot prices will have to rise to eliminate the apparent contradiction.
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The Fed's expected move helps explain the apparent contradiction between a booming stock market and the slumping growth rate.
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That sort of contradiction — a shack next to a fancy coffee shop — also shows up in the characters' wardrobes.
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That church, with all its grandeur, nostalgia and contradiction, was a natural spiritual dwelling-place for George H.W. Bush.
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Many saw a contradiction in Gutierrez, who was born in Mexico, cautioning us about this supposed Mexican-food takeover.
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They pointed to this contradiction as evidence that Democrats on the committee had rushed too quickly to contempt proceedings.
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But the Talking Heads have always been a contradiction; clean-cut hippies balancing choreographed whimsy against capitalist-critiquing anxiety.
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Meese also said he didn't see a contradiction between their 1998 statement and Barr's handling of the Mueller report.
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It says some of Bolsonaro's politics, particularly regarding environmental policy, are in contradiction with the museum's mission and values.
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It's a Tayfecta of Swiftian contradiction, and if there's one thing no one is feeling about it, it's calm.
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In recent years, the event itself has come under sharp criticism for being self-indulgent and rife with contradiction.
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It hinges on a fundamental contradiction, parallel untruths the President has repeatedly used to deflect from negative developments: 1.
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David Kaplan explores one of the biggest mysteries in physics: the apparent contradiction between general relativity and quantum mechanics.
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" British poet and spoken-word artist Hollie McNish tackled this very contradiction in a poem she wrote called "Embarrassed.
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"Say Yes" is still wracked with self-doubt and all the same anguish, but the contradiction is too forceful.
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Some March for Life attendees saw no contradiction between their own values and feminism, and even embraced the term.
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From the standpoint of classical logic and mathematics, what's bad about a contradiction is that it leads to absurdity.
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But in reality, HR 1 is a self-contradiction that ought to be called the For the Politicians Act.
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No one seemed to find any contradiction between the ideals they were espousing and the path I had chosen.
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Paul said Pompeo's support for the Iraq War and enhanced interrogation techniques were in contradiction to the Trump administration.
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On the eve of 2018 elections, Democrats have begun a high-volume effort to highlight that contradiction in priorities.
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Shortly after that, 22019st Century Fox, the parent company of Fox News, offered a complete contradiction to Grove's report.
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An absurdist autobiography is either a contradiction in terms or a redundancy, depending on how you look at it.
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He suggested that inherent contradiction is where a legal defense of the new policy could fall apart in court.
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The apparent contradiction shows the Trump administration's competing priorities and how they affect foreigners facing government corruption and violence.
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For Israel's government, its management of the Hamas relationship is fraught with contradiction and the need for careful balancing.
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That contradiction, which is more obvious in some photographs than others, stirs up all sorts of feelings and speculations.
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She has been called to action but won't come through, which is a contradiction from her last album cycle.
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"Receipts" enjoy a robust social-media life as a visual contradiction of anyone from pop stars to our president.
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"Family comedy" might strike some as a contradiction in terms: Can you really amuse both children and grown-ups?
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One consequence of Kimhi's view is that "It's raining, but I don't believe it's raining" becomes a logical contradiction.
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I realize it's a contradiction to champion conservation of a fish that's nearly extinct, while still occasionally eating them.
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No one seemed bothered by the apparent contradiction of a golden statue in a poorly educated and developing country.
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In the last few decades, many of America's Jewish communities have grown accustomed to living in a political contradiction.
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" More upsettingly, they don't seem to help us resolve the contradiction of "mother beats chicken" and "chicken beats mother.
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Another contradiction: Two American evangelical pastors who took part in the opening ceremony have made inflammatory comments about Jews.
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"It is a real contradiction," said Dr. Otis W. Brawley, the chief medical officer at the American Cancer Society.
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This is emblematic of a contradiction that tails the Food Ranger, as both a person and a YouTube brand.
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For a good portion of the domestic opera audience, the idea of American opera is a contradiction in terms.
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The only way to make sense of any of this giant policy contradiction is that Trump is playing favorites.
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The first contradiction is that democracy's apparent victory in 1989 also marked the beginning of the degradation of democracy.
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This play, like its predecessors, "keeps circling around these questions of identity and contradiction and racial hatred," she said.
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Their choice is a sort of contradiction — but one that is supported by free airfare and substantial cash incentives.
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This contradiction feels particularly evident in the film work "Toxic" by the Berlin-based duo Pauline Boudry/Renate Lorenz.
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It's a flagrant contradiction according to basic economic theory, but it makes sense when you consider the endowment effect.
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If Bybee's argument is correct, the Ninth Circuit would have to rule in Trump's favor to prevent the contradiction.
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Serena's mother is a contradiction: She's a believer in Gilead, but not enough to think Serena was actually Nicole's mother.
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In 2012, four researchers based at the University of California, Santa Barbara, highlighted an internal contradiction in the prevailing theory.
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I saw no contradiction when standing in the mirror each morning pulling the cloth of the nation over my shoulders.
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It's the direct contradiction of "Gonna Die Alone," emphatic about his continued existence rather than ambivalent towards his coming death.
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Giuliani tells CNN that there is "no contradiction" between Cohen's timeline and the president's written answers to questions from Mueller.
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Debate does take place at very senior levels, but only before Kim announces a position — never in contradiction to it.
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One of the recurring themes throughout Uhlmann's analysis is the contradiction between what Donald Trump says and what he does.
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Underneath the giddy excitement of watching not-yet-public footage, the screening highlighted the inherent contradiction hanging over the film.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Monday confronted the fundamental contradiction in its increasingly tense relationship with Saudi Arabia.
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There's something incredibly satisfying about cross-examining a witness and spotting a seemingly tiny contradiction that upends the entire case.
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A lot of South Park's jokes operate on multiple levels, but those levels can operate in contradiction, confusing their meaning.
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This is something of a contradiction in itself, in that Lukas Podolski is by all accounts a remarkably uncomplicated man.
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There is no contradiction between this trend and the government's increasing readiness to use the law to lock up dissidents.
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That Taylor continued to identify himself as a painter until the end of his life is one contradiction among many.
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Yet they also saw unemployment averaging below 4 percent through 2020 without any appreciable jump in inflation, another seeming contradiction.
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Rooting for the film's designated good guys means rooting for economic collapse, and you feel the awfulness of this contradiction.
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It sounds like a contradiction in terms: You think ADHD and you think of a spaced-out, scattered kid, right?
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And in the areas of momentum and the areas of productivity and performance there is no contradiction there's no tradeoff.
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Negash disputes this figure, and insists there is no contradiction between pressing ahead with new technology and supporting wider access.
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Whether it's a on climate, even if they are trying, there is a contradiction in what the president said today.
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The film doesn't know what to do with this contradiction, and at times moves around it by relying on condescension.
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For members of Congress, though, this sort of race to capture corporate cash and attention always presents an immense contradiction.
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But, in each, the Trump administration seems to have little interest in explaining the contradiction or attempting to resolve it.
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Luxury tech is a contradiction in terms In personal electronics, the conflict between luxury and technological goods is most apparent.
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Est-ce qu'il n'y a pas une contradiction entre cette ambition-là et celle de créer une Europe puissante, militaire ?
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This approach is almost a kind of magical thinking and is in direct contradiction with the biology of weight maintenance.
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Soviet Russia sought to resolve that contradiction by giving its scientists privileges, but isolating many of them in closed cities.
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But more than anything, he amplified the inherent contradiction between Facebook's core functions: its social network and its advertising business.
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As we continue to focus on locally sourced goods and food, does it makes for a contradiction in the kitchen?
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One glaring contradiction in the Cadillac tax is that the tax is levied on funds an employee contributes to himself.
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The apparent contradiction in Mr. Comey's recommendation is expected to be the focus of sharp, bipartisan questioning at the hearing.
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The difference is that he replaces Fragonard's painterly exuberance and delicate flourishes with a plodding awkwardness, which becomes a contradiction.
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Yet the contradiction of Ukeles's decades-long, authorized, uncompensated role cuts to the heart of the complications underlying her work.
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The North Korean foreign ministry said its nuclear weapons were a self-defensive deterrence not in contradiction of international law.
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So, this study in itself seems to hold a contradiction: that the show might have both negative and positive effects.
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I thought they had nothing in common except me, so that I felt like a contradiction in terms of myself.
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Precisely by limiting the beast to deeds, not speech, the writer eventually creates — against all odds — a living hybridized contradiction.
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The Mystery of a Nondescript 'Numbers Guy' Stephen Paddock, the gunman, was a contradiction: a gambler who took no chances.
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At a hearing in Geneva on Monday, a 49-strong Chinese delegation met questions from the committee with flat contradiction.
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The federal government has mostly ignored that contradiction and decided to let states legalize as they please, with minimal interference.
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The outright disgust expressed by non-pineapple pizza eaters is a contradiction to some of of the world's favorite foods.
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CBS's Margaret Brennan asked Trump about this contradiction in the interview, pointing out that "you're telegraphing your retreat" from Syria.
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But in figuring out whether, and when, to suspend rate increases, Mr. Powell and his colleagues face an inherent contradiction.
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Generally speaking, a left/liberal-leaning man when walking, he sees no contradiction in becoming illiberal once behind the wheel.
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These athletes saw the contradiction between American ideals of fairness and justice and their arbitrary application to people of color.
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Throw in foreign-policy hawks and anti-interventionist America Firsters, and Mr. Trump's Republican Party looks like an impossible contradiction.
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The inherent, founding contradiction of Facebook is that it has to compromise the privacy of its users to make money.
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Both words, in fact, convey a sense of ambiguity, which reflects Japan's inherent contradiction in the eyes of Victorian audiences.
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Funk music, which fused impulse to structure, was the living contradiction he embodied: his mother and his father in one.
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The seeming contradiction between some criminal justice reforms and a "tough on crime" approach elsewhere may reflect Bloomberg's management style.
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The show's characters have always thrived on nuance, contrast, even contradiction — characteristics that render clear-cut heroes and villains obsolete.
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So there's a troubling contradiction here for a movement that has chosen to include the word 'democractic' in its name.
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House Republican allies see no real contradiction in Mr. Trump's campaign promises and what they say he must now do.
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At times, she can seem like a walking contradiction, but this is what it is like to navigate two cultures.
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"I felt a little embarrassed, because I saw the contradiction with what the government policy was having," Ms. Wright said.
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As the increasing demands of work sow anxiety among the elite, leisure time has become a zone heavy with contradiction.
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People do not realize their self contradiction when they say people are discriminated against but do the same towards others.
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"The very title 'Safe Abortion Bill' is a contradiction in terms," Edward Tamba Charles, the Catholic archbishop in Freetown, said.
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It occurred to me that the letters gave him permission to legitimately slow down, an opportunity for nuance and contradiction.
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Ross called acting NOAA Administrator Neil Jacobs and told him to fix the National Weather Service's contradiction of Trump's claim.
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Social democracy's second contradiction is that you can't promote a borderless world and the welfare state at the same time.
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It's like they've come from a kids' playset, except with the contradiction that no kids' playset would contain imitation Prozac.
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What I wanted to understand in talking to Rice was this: How does the Obama administration think about this contradiction?
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Professional sports, being the capitalist venture that they are, stood in stark contradiction to the socialist ideals Castro set forth.
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The 2020 election is about who will lead us in the America We Have Now, in all its complexity and contradiction.
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All that may sound like an utter contradiction with the conventional forms of Christianity that marked Mr Johnson's upbringing and education.
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The White House did not immediately respond to CNBC's request to comment on Trump's apparent contradiction over pre-existing conditions coverage.
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In the camps in Bangladesh, over a million people live in misery, held hostage to a profoundly unsettling contradiction, he said.
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But Mr Trump could resolve this contradiction by arguing that accepting Russia's hold on Crimea would only be to acknowledge reality.
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Director James Cameron is the latest commenter to claim there's a contradiction there, that feminism and sexiness are somehow at odds.
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Britney Spears's music is about desire; from the beginning, Britney Spears herself has been about a prodigious contradiction, a prodigious loneliness.
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Each discovery piques your curiosity and seems to dent Mr. Sanchez's credibility at the same time, a contradiction that isn't addressed.
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Is the seller who is forced to sell in contradiction of his faith tenets unable to participate fully in public life?
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Some fans pointed out the apparent contradiction between BTS's tour message -- "Love Yourself" -- and Saudi Arabia's criminalization of same-sex relationships.
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But his administration's actual record on some of their core issues, the project of Mike Pence, helps explain any apparent contradiction.
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Fans have not let the perceived contradiction between Sia's animal activism and her choice to team up with MAC go unnoticed.
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"Trump's agenda is about making America a normal country," he explained, seemingly in direct contradiction to his candidate's oft-touted slogan.
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But while Sons of Anarchy eventually lost the thread, the show was, at one point, using that contradiction as the pitch.
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Wrestling with contradiction is a hallmark of the writing process—Little Labors suggests it is also a feature of modern parenthood.
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Abe and other supporters of constitutional change argue there is a contradiction between the constitution and the existence of the SDF.
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"Undeniably he is in contradiction with the commitments he had made," Le Pen said in an interview with France Info radio.
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CR: Well, for us it's the same, it's two sides of the same coin, there's absolutely no tension or contradiction there.
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It doesn't have to be in a way that you state rhetoric that is directly in contradiction of the internet companies.
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Vera Wylde, the cross-dressing persona of a straight man in Vermont, believes the contradiction is rooted in sexism—toward women.
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They ruled that there are "significant doubts" as to whether Higenamine is a beta23-agonist, a direct contradiction of WADA's position.
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Hyenas run a successful matriarchal society, but are they illustrating a fundamental contradiction to feminism by adopting the guise of males?
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Saudi authorities didn't immediately respond to CNN questions about the arrests and the contradiction with the government's policy in recent months.
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The most disturbing power of contradiction is that its repeated use can dull our sensitivity to the value of truth itself.
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Instead of labeling Schultz's flirtation as a vanity run, they should view it as symbolizing the contradiction within the Democratic Party.
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From the article: Sunkara, for his part, told me that there's no contradiction between his entrepreneurial enthusiasm and his socialist ideals.
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He went on to take five more wives in his quest for a male heir, in direct contradiction of Catholic orthodoxy.
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Pratt didn't have fans, but he was famous, a contradiction in terms usually reserved for legitimate outlaws, not random L.A. bros.
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Ginsburg was and remains a scholar, an advocate, and a judge of formidable sophistication, complexity, and, not least, contradiction and limitation.
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She likes sex, but she also likes boxing"; "Tessa's a difficult person to get to know"; "Tessa is an ambulant contradiction.
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"You can't be the President of Mexico and have a pragmatic relationship with Trump—it's a contradiction in terms," González said.
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There also was no sign that the two sides had narrowed the contradiction in their positions about what denuclearization actually means.
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A German government spokesman said the move was "a stark contradiction to all that was agreed in Minsk" and "totally unacceptable".
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These policy changes — and any effort to repeal or weaken the rule — are a direct contradiction of the CFPB's own goals.
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I know it's a contradiction — because I don't think he's an honest person — but I do think he's an authentic person.
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Any suggestion that it wouldn't is in direct contradiction to his long record of understanding climate change as an existential threat.
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You are aware that it refers to the world, but that you are also entering another universe, a built-in contradiction.
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I am interested in relationships of contradiction and the beautiful monotony of inhabiting our bodies while simultaneously trying to escape them.
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The contradiction between her admiration for the scenery and her pollution from getting there, she decided, was too much to bear.
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Fiction REVOLUTIONARIES By Joshua Furst The 1960s have settled into our cultural memory as a freighted, dissonant symbol, overburdened by contradiction.
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Even where this conservation strategy seems to work, however, some critics question the contradiction inherent in hunting threatened and endangered species.
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" Ms. Muttreja said the prime-time ban for condom ads was in "direct contradiction to the population policy of the government.
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But some noted the contradiction between Mr. Bolton's promise of increased investment and a rollback of American engagement in other areas.
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The human trafficking intervention court was designed specifically to address the contradiction that we were facing in the criminal justice system.
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It's a version of the contradiction within the European Union itself: between an open union and a collection of sovereign states.
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For Chinese people, who traditionally believe in yin and yang, the notion that rivals can cooperate isn't a contradiction in terms.
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At a time when "liberal Catholicism" was a movement, not a contradiction, his faith tempered and gave values to his progressivism.
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And by evolutionary standards, that's recent -- and a major contradiction to the widely held belief that sharks are slow to evolve.
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"I wanted to make an artwork that really underlined the contradiction between how machines see and how humans see," Paglen explains.
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This state of affairs stands in direct contradiction to the Pentagon's well-publicized efforts to destigmatize mental health illness and treatment.
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Israelis understand this contradiction, and Israeli governments over the decades have spent a tremendous amount of time and effort managing it.
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The futility of Apple's overreach into fictional worlds is also a contradiction to some of its real and publicly visible customers.
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Some waved off this seeming contradiction, saying Mr. Trump's other harsh immigration policies put his administration's actions in a different context.
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He makes decisions seemingly at random and often in contradiction of what his top aides have signaled he would be saying.
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He was also, in several works, ballet's greatest dramatist — there is no contradiction here, for drama pervades his non-narrative work.
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Maybe when folding phones get really thin but have strong screens (seems like a contradiction, doesn't it?) they'll make more sense.
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Critic's Notebook There's a fundamental contradiction to the life and work of Alan Lomax, the prolific collector of American folk songs.
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"There was a recognition on his part that he had to take steps in contradiction with how he ran," she said.
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Ms. Goddard, whose dresses can look princess-y, has always understood that there is no inherent contradiction between sweetness and strength.
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Since frivolous means "lacking in seriousness" — also lightweight, flippant, of little weight or importance — that would seem a contradiction in terms.
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After months of mounting concerns over police partnerships with Amazon's Ring subsidiary, privacy advocates weren't shy about pointing out the contradiction.
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It's okay if the show, in emulating those influences, shares their lack of the nuance, contradiction, and ambiguity that DenHoed describes.
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Now comes this article, which identifies, in language only slightly beyond my comprehension, an inherent contradiction in the approaches to q.m.
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Pryor tells us that the greatest contradiction he faced was between the ideal of democracy and prevailing negative views of Indians.
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"In fact, the testimony is so close that I could be charged more with self-plagiarism than self-contradiction," he wrote.
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"A modest superhero picture may sound like a contradiction in terms," A. O. Scott wrote in his review for The Times.
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The Chainsmokers also present the inherent contradiction, or at least gross hypocrisy at the centre of all of EDM's newfound feelings.
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Democratic coercion may sound like a contradiction in terms, but it builds a feedback loop through which suboptimal rules can get fixed.
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It does not make sense, because they know I am very involved in charity, philanthropy ... So there's a contradiction, I understand this.
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And to continue the contradiction, it was this three-year stint with Feyenoord – trophy count: zero – that properly cemented his coaching credentials.
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Mr Trump has no track record in government on which to base forecasts, and his habit of self-contradiction renders prediction impossible.
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That abrupt contradiction is strange, and suggests a studio without a fixed strategy in place for its biggest, most audience-friendly properties.
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The internet being the internet, the gaffe was noticed and preserved by many keen people who were to point out the contradiction.
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At his best, the music benefits from the contradiction between his scope as a lyricist-observer and his individuality as a performer.
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Still, the contradiction between the ethos of her brand and the optics of her father's campaign were brought up during the talk.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Lukas Podolski's career as a professional footballer has been one of paradox and contradiction.
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That tools so radical might be used to conserve or preserve, not disrupt, might seem a bit of a contradiction—even perverse.
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Marroquin, now 22, was forced to come to terms with a staggering contradiction: He adored his father but hated what he did.
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I mean, they say one thing about Globalisation but if you look at what they are doing domestically, there is a contradiction.
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The phrase "free as in free speech, not free as in free beer" is often used to help explain this apparent contradiction.
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Your book focuses on a contradiction at the center of our politics: the disconnect between citizens and the government they rely on.
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There is a contradiction between liberalisation and party control, between giving markets their say and silencing them when their message is unwelcome.
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However, in clear contradiction to earlier commitments, U.S. plans to send some $ 28500 trillion on nuclear arsenal over the next 6900 years.
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If, as Greer suggests, the issue of consent is so hazy, then permanently inking rapists with an R is a weird contradiction.
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A press release published Monday by the Alliance Defending Freedom, which argued the case on behalf of Trinity Lutheran, highlights this contradiction.
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Yet in the image of a mushroom cloud that rose into these skies, we are most starkly reminded of humanity's core contradiction.
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Deeply admiring someone is supposed to be a consolation for — and not a contradiction of — using him or her as a weapon.
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The internal anxiety that this contradiction inspires in us often gets displaced, in an amusing way, onto others on the same circuit.
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North Korea has stymied other administrations with a combination of contradiction, subterfuge and mixed messaging -- and is playing true true to form.
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At the same time, and with no sense of contradiction, the Nazis partook of a long-standing German romanticization of Native Americans.
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He saw no contradiction in believing that Israel had the right to all the land, but could also concede some of it.
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Opinion Every protest contains a contradiction: people stand up — through speech, demonstration, violent or nonviolent action — and urge the state to change.
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President Trump's intention to cut Coast Guard funding lays in direct contradiction to his promise to enhance the security of our borders.
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At the same time, it is no contradiction to feel that things are best served when reporters chase after Pulitzers, not Oscars.
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This is a complete contradiction to his arguments and the position of many Republicans that human activity is not causing climate change.
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But for most conservatives, whether they were prominent pundits or everyday voters, there proved to be no contradiction between conservatism and Trumpism.
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The attorneys general in New York and Massachusetts are investigating whether Exxon's public contradiction of its own internal climate science constitutes fraud.
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It's probably wise to have a constitutional safeguard of some sort, but do you think the current arrangement is a sustainable contradiction?
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"The U.S. position strikes us as not constructive and in contradiction to the rules of international trade and economic relations," he said.
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Why it matters: This is a contradiction of what President Trump said he and Kim Jong-un agreed on during their summit.
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Photography in Argentina, 1850–2010: Contradiction and Continuity continues at the Getty Center (1200 Getty Center Drive Los Angeles) through January 28.
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It is a contradiction to say you care about issues and then not vote on the issues you say you care about.
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A glaring emotional contrast The contradiction underlying the speech -- that is also a theme of Trump's entire presidency -- was evident midway through.
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In Zimbabwe in 2017, this contradiction became apparent only after elites complied with protester demands to oust Robert Mugabe, the longtime leader.
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"It's not a neurotic contradiction," Shoshana Zuboff, a professor emerita at Harvard Business School, says to me in the nicest possible way.
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Pasolini's temperament is quieter — for all his eloquence, his deepest gifts are for listening and observation — and more finely grained with contradiction.
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He argues that the country has been at war for 23 years, without any formal acknowledgment, and in contradiction of all jurisprudence.
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The contradiction presented by the doubling of U.S. oil production since 26, while Saudi Arabias and Russias output has stagnated remains unresolved.
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"Miss Breme Jones exemplifies the contradiction of slavery — no matter what the ideologues said, you couldn't deny their humanity," Mr. Ward said.
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This sounds like a contradiction, but in its admission of doubt and complexity, it's actually a pretty good picture of the future.
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Andrew Trueblood, director of the D.C. Office of Planning, acknowledged the contradiction, saying the document serves as a framework for city leaders.
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It's no contradiction to say that we're extending human life and there are threats: threats of climate change, threats of authoritarian politicians.
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In his letter on Tuesday night, Mr. Grassley confronted Dr. Blasey's lawyers about the contradiction between Mr. Merrick's statement and her testimony.
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If Ms. Merkel can paper over that contradiction, then the rest of Europe might do so as well, at least for now.
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The contradiction constantly reminds Italians that "the public sector is inefficient and totally disorganized while the private sector functions better," Tonelli said.
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Growing to like her — and also, maybe, to be a little afraid of her — the viewer is trapped in a further contradiction.
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Hong says she feels torn between the lyric, which recognizes ambiguity and contradiction, and the polemic, a more urgent yet constricted form.
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He cast an 'atrocious' vote against black America There's something else many white conservatives miss: The contradiction between Thomas' words and actions.
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There was something unthinkable about what he had become, a ghoulish contradiction too awful for the culture to assimilate: a child assassin.
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The contradiction makes the reader wonder why he puts Los Angeles and New York toward the top of his urban-crisis list.
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The attorney general's action is a complete contradiction to the federalist model of government he has held so dear in previous roles.
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We are not currently seeing the same dramatic fall in the Australian dollar, but we are seeing a contradiction in market behavior.
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Mueller never spoke publicly, even as Trump attacked him personally, so Trump had free rein to say whatever he wanted without contradiction.
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Kaur cannily understands the contradiction that we want technology—in this case, a very powerful computer—to connect us to real people.
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"Freedom of expression and attacks on media organizations is in contradiction to human and Islamic values," Ghani's office said in a statement.
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In 22020, mathematician Betrand Russell discovered a contradiction (Russell's Paradox) in naive set theory that threatened the validity of all of mathematics.
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The contradiction presented by the doubling of U.S. oil production since 26, while Saudi Arabia's and Russia's output has stagnated remains unresolved.
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Instead of at last addressing this contradiction, prominent Social Democrats appear intent on solving the dilemma of internationalism by making it bigger.
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Moving through stories of complexity expressed mythologically, biologically, technologically, and psychically, he suggested that inherent contradiction is our constant state of being.
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Smartly, the gallery's latest exhibition investigates that contradiction between our idealized expectations of the countryside and the historic realities of rural living.
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I am a living, (heavily) breathing contradiction of all the studies that have been done to uncover best listening practices for athletic performance.
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Adds a source: "I don't know what they talk about on private about this stuff, but contradiction is very often Kanye's calling card."
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You might've noticed the seeming contradiction there―if the Brewers are in such a great position, then why is their record so poor?
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As Penny Lane, Hudson pulled off that same contradiction: She was hot, effortlessly cool, practiced, and confident, but with a certain cherubic sweetness.
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" That comment was a rare direct contradiction of his boss, who claimed erroneously in December that Beijing was "extremely excited about getting involved.
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And there lies the bilious contradiction at the heart of this show: that prisoners aren't worth as much as the metaphors they signify.
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An August story in the Intercept noted the contradiction between Otaiba's hard-partying life in the US and the UAE's strict social policing.
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Yet the agreement not to look too closely at the contradiction of "one China" has kept an uneasy peace across the Taiwan Strait.
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While he continued to make his scholarly peers uncomfortable with his pop culture celebrity, Mr. Eco saw no contradiction in his dual status.
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"I stress that for a Christian any form of anti-Semitism is a rejection of one's own origins, a complete contradiction," Francis said.
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While Kaplan's meticulous care for his subject is plain, even he cannot fully penetrate or resolve the vagueness and contradiction of Romanian history.
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Developers soon seized on this contradiction with software that could look for "sponsored" markers on the front end and block those posts accordingly.
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It is a contradiction that should give those who believe in "1968" values heart, especially going into the year of its 50th anniversary.
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To his fans, this isn't a contradiction: Trump, especially now that he's president-elect, really does deserve deference in the name of patriotism.
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"It's like a contradiction, because you're doing something to keep yourself safe and you're opening yourself up to who knows what," Giordano said.
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It may well be that the central demand which emerges from the consultation is a familiar contradiction: more public services and lower taxes.
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In a dissenting opinion four of the nine judges in Ecuador said that the legislature, not the court, should resolve the constitutional contradiction.
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Certainly the endless vituperation aimed at both Hillary and Monica over their relations with Bill conceals much resentful self-contradiction on this score.
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Nicolas Gisin of the University of Geneva favors spontaneous collapse theories as a way to resolve the contradiction in the Frauchiger-Renner experiment.
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Some analysts have seen a contradiction between Trump's nuclear ambitions and his often stated desire for America to have friendlier relations with Russia.
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"There's a contradiction going on here," said Alec Levenson, a professor of economics at the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business.
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"This person's life is in such a contradiction to the faith that we see no evidence that they are a Christian," Wright said.
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Under the direction of curator Guillermo Santamarina, the artworks play with double entendre and ambiguity to recreate an adolescent moment full of contradiction.
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The things I found helpful were things that illuminated the contradiction in him, between this very charismatic performer and this very tortured soul.
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For the Xi era, that contradiction is now 'between unbalanced and inadequate development and the people's ever-growing needs for a better life.
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These paradoxes define the texture of meditation, but in the spirit of contradiction, the point of meditation is that there is no point.
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In a direct contradiction of his campaign pledges, Trump has sought to enrich private corporations at the expense of his blue-collar base.
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The writing is as light as it is substantive, and if that sounds like a contradiction, I would refer you to a soufflé.
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And third, the idea of a self-financing billionaire popular enough to get around obstacles one and two is a contradiction in terms.
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For most people, this question sounds like a contradiction, but there are countries that maintain their territorial sovereignty without actually having military forces.
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The plain contradiction here, of course, is that in refusing to do what it's told, the machine is stoically following its explicit commands.
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The apparent contradiction alarmed many Democrats, who cited his position on torture as a determining factor in their decision to vote against him.
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"Russia continues to say they had nothing to do with Meddling in our Election!" he tweeted without contradiction as recently as June 28.
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But he saw no contradiction in either tenor or tone on his broad stance on immigration and his tough words at the convention.
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The point is also in contradiction with 3 since if she is "Wacky" and "Deranged" the press should avoid her at all times.
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This is another contradiction to palace guidelines, which states that women should curtsy to members of the royal family, while men should bow.
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"Undeniably he is in contradiction with the commitments he had made," Le Pen said in an interview with France Info radio last weekend.
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They point out the contradiction: how can you want to be "tougher" on Iran when you appear willing to cede Syria to Iran?
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The United States tries to resolve this contradiction by violence — centering on mass incarceration — with its ancillaries of capital punishment and police killings.
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That contradiction throws into sharp relief the emptiness that can lie at the center of corporate gestures of "support" for the LGBTQ community.
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"The decision of the district court in Augsburg thereby stands in contradiction to multiple decisions of other courts in comparable cases," VW said.
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The company, which celebrates its 350th birthday next year, is an unlikely contradiction to the worldwide trend of an aging audience at operas.
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"It is not a contradiction to be a devout Muslim and a proud Austrian," Blümel, the culture minister, said at the press conference.
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Herein lies the central contradiction in 2020 politics: Democrats are telling voters the election — up and down the ballot — is of grave consequence.
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And Apple says it's working toward sustainability in the supply chain, but Apple's recycling policies are in direct contradiction with those stated goals.
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The result is the complete and total contradiction between the president's words and America's actions that you've seen in the past few days.
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"It's a contradiction that I always observed," said Hannah Cox, the national manager of Conservatives Concerned About the Death Penalty, an advocacy group.
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"That moral equivalency is a contradiction of everything the United States has ever stood for in the 20th and 21st centuries," he said.
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This cruel new policy is also a direct contradiction of the promise that President Trump made to the Hispanic community only months ago.
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What they're saying: Politico, which first reported the past tweets, notes Buttigieg's aides said there's "no contradiction" between his stance then and now.
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Inequalities — ethnic, gender, social — were part of the middle-class world, in complete contradiction to the universal values of freedom, equality and civility.
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The domestic hacking remains a puzzling contradiction, given Sandworm's widely acknowledged pedigree as a GRU team; Google declined to speculate on the motivations.
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Mr. Rosefeldt points up this contradiction in the final segment (if you follow the counterclockwise map), featuring Ms. Blanchett as an elementary schoolteacher.
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More reasonable observers noted an apparent contradiction between the women's provocative protest and their anger at the predictable type of attention it garnered.
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Mr. Dim Sok said he saw no contradiction between his current life and the years he spent enforcing an unstinting brand of communism.
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Friday, Washington time, and instructed him to clear up the agency's contradiction of the president, according to three people informed about the discussions.
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Today and for the foreseeable future, however, there is no contradiction between the objectives of human-rights promotion and nonproliferation in the DPRK.
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Contradiction addressed in court Later in the hearing, Burnham explained why the Trump administration believes it's not contradicting itself during the impeachment trial.
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It's who's saying it: people who aren't kooks or climate-change deniers, who see no contradiction between using astrology and believing in science.
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Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, tried later in the day to clarify the contradiction between Mr. Trump's and Mr. Kelly's remarks.
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Italy is heading towards a set of policies that will increase the deficit in direct contradiction to the EU's mandate of fiscal discipline.
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The review stands in contradiction to some of the company's public statements, which have promoted the progress Facebook has made in this area.
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Criticism is an entirely subjective profession, one that is made more interesting by varied and layered perspectives, often in contradiction with one another.
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This means, at the least, that The Politician is a contradiction in terms — no one in American history was less gleeful than Nixon.
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This kind of contradiction - between policy and practice - is rampant in technology, which tries to evade responsibility for what appears on a platform.
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There is no contradiction between speaking honestly about Mr. Soros and simultaneously fighting anti-Semitism wherever and whenever it rears its ugly head.
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In a statement, Mr. Manafort's spokesman, Jason Maloni, suggested that the Party of Regions was accountable for the contradiction between the two disclosures.
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The Kremlin's blessing for the project, said Mr. Roizman, the former mayor, flowed from a contradiction at the heart of Mr. Putin's rule.
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And perhaps there's a touch of van Hove in its use of merciless simulcast video and the witty contradiction between text and action.
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There could not be two substances in the universe, Spinoza argued, one physical and the other divine, since this involved a logical contradiction.
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For people who believe the empirical evidence that more guns mean more violence, this contradiction is the source of a lot of frustration.
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This contradiction in agenda doesn't mean that any exhibition like this is doomed to fail, but it does here, at least in part.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulTrump's criminal justice reform record fraught with contradiction Senate rejects Paul effort to cut spending This week: House to vote on Turkey sanctions bill MORE (R-KY) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerTrump's criminal justice reform record fraught with contradiction Biden's lead atop Democratic field slips: poll GOP senator: Pelosi impeachment timeline intended to help Joe Biden MORE (D-N.
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But that language takes time to build, and at the next political action, the message will certainly still be clumsy and riddled with contradiction.
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The experience encouraged Mr Venturi to write his manifesto, "Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture" (1966), in which he argues against Kahn's theory of form.
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Our system seems to be able to withstand a lot of internal contradiction, between belief and practice as well as different sets of beliefs.
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"This is in contradiction with what the American defense secretary (nominee) said in his hearing in Washington just a few days ago," Steinmeier added.
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Dianne Feinstein and Pat Leahy highlighted the contradiction, and while neither used the term "perjury," the implication that Kavanaugh lied under oath was clear.
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He asserted during his 2010 ABC interview, though, "What you see on the outside is a complete contradiction to something that's on the inside."
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Her combination of bawdy subject matter and deft caricature with clear drawing and precise gradations of shading culminates in wonderfully funny, art historical contradiction.
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The more closely you look at the darker corners of the internet, the more the phrase "computer security" looks like a contradiction in terms.
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Sanchez-Albornoz views the millions of euros successive government have spent maintaining the mausoleum as an "inexplicable contradiction" between democracy in theory and practice.
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Many doctors claim they are legally required to notify authorities when they suspect an abortion, in contradiction of professional codes of doctor-patient confidentiality.
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"On initial glance the findings seem to be in contradiction, but the important difference between the two studies is the comparison group," said Jackson.
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Though at times that determination has seemed dogged rather than inspired: She campaigns, in contradiction of Mario Cuomo's great adage, in prose, not poetry.
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Some in Labour face the contradiction of striving to win power when they have concluded that their leader is unfit to be prime minister.
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We also had this fascinating contradiction this week between Ivanka Trump, who spoke about the fake media and then President Trump just hours later.
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Asked about concerns Riyadh was cozying up to Moscow, Saudi Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Adel al-Jubeir said he saw no contradiction.
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Michèle refuses to let her attacker escape this contradiction by being one role or the other; she forces him to be both at once.
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It was a total contradiction of my beliefs, but I thought I'm not doing this with anyone else, it's just me and a screen.
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There's no contradiction between the existence of a gay state and the improvement of gay rights in various existing nations; we can have both.
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The injections of triamcinolone have been highlighted as an apparent contradiction of Wiggins' previous claims that he had adhered to cycling's "no needles" policy.
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Both Monticello and the University of Virginia (founded by Jefferson) have made strides to more openly acknowledge the painful contradiction of Jefferson's slaveholding past.
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Yet that's precisely what makes them so useful from the point of view of political psychology — indeed, the more blatant the contradiction the better.
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And, because it all comes either from Trump's legal team or Sanders, it's hard to cast the contradiction as some sort of partisan endeavor.
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However, and in seeming contradiction with the federal data, state-level statistics from Oregon include two hate crime murder offenses reported in Multnomah County.
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These messages — and the data Facebook executives were aware of — stand out in stark contradiction to one of Mark Zuckerberg's correspondences from October 2012.
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Miraculously, Gugino comes across as both a sensitive, faintly bohemian parent and, without its being any contradiction, a terrifying diva, capable of bloodcurdling crimes.
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This is in direct contradiction to the stated values of the company, which claims to be socially responsible and operating in the public good.
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Although Fab admitted he'd wanted to dive deeper into the genre's history if the film were longer, reggae music in Jamaica revealed a contradiction.
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We don't yet know what the consequences of this Contradiction Doctrine will be; we've never seen anything like it in a modern White House.
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As the title of Contradiction and Continuity suggests, the photographs offer a contradictory, complex look at the modernization of Argentina to the current day.
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We remain convinced, in contradiction of all the available evidence, that stinting on sleep makes us heroic and industrious, rather than stupid and fat.
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This contradiction — between campaigning and governing, between drawing sharp contrasts and forging hard compromises — is at the root of much of today's congressional dysfunction.
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This contradiction (to revert to Marxist vocabulary) is precisely what energizes the film and rescues it from the twin dangers of tedium and sentimentality.
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In 2010, Murawski's lawyer finally heard back from Lewis, who, in apparent contradiction with earlier statements, insisted that he alone was preventing the release.
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Some of that is the much-remarked-upon contradiction between Beyoncé's talent and how much she wants you to know she's using that talent.
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What do we do with the monuments of men whose values stand in utter contradiction to the Constitutional edicts that we hold so dear?
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Bolshevik leaders subliminally grasped the contradiction almost at once; and their rankly Procrustean answer was to leave the program untouched and change human nature.
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I still have the confidence to do this, so a contradiction that I really want to quit but I cannot quit does not exist.
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" Mr. Lipson explains that Mr. Tillerson's seeming contradiction of President Trump's alarmist talk is not a sign that the White House is in "disarray.
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They were too young to see any contradiction with being raised by a Jewish mother and Hindu father — and celebrating the birth of Jesus.
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But the arguments Bolton laid out in his speech are in contradiction to the president's approach at brokering a nuclear deal with North Korea.
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"'Homeless college student' seems like a contradiction in terms," said Paul Toro, a psychology professor at Wayne State University who studies poverty and homelessness.
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" Marc Short, Pence's chief of staff, said Thursday that "Democrat witnesses have testified under oath in direct contradiction to Lev Parnas' statements last night.
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The contradiction is that he wants credit for lowering border crossings, but suddenly thinks the problem is so urgent as to require military intervention.
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OIL AND INVESTMENTS Asked about concerns Riyadh was cozying up to Moscow, senior foreign ministry official Adel al-Jubeir said he saw no contradiction.
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Your book deals with the seeming contradiction of China and Taiwan developing closer economic ties, even as Taiwanese culture moves further away from China's.
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This contradiction is best illustrated by the fact that the majority of Americans polled opposed Obamacare despite overwhelming public support for its individual provisions.
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However, for the 20 minutes it took him to set out his narrative in contradiction to the Saudi explanation, Erdogan had the world's attention.
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Buttigieg aides claimed there was no contradiction between the tweet and his current position, citing Buttigieg's support for a smooth transition to universal coverage.
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Roiphe's aim is to investigate a profound contradiction within herself, between her submissive attitude toward men she desires and her fierce, feminist self-reliance.
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