That is one reason loyalty to mainstream parties is corroding.
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Think how the character of those C.E.O.s must be corroding!
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But Trump's words are still corroding democracy and public safety.
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Absorbing antacid helps offset the calcium-corroding acid in the seawater.
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And this is exactly the atomized mentality that is corroding America.
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The orange color, the discoloration, that was iron corroding into the pipes.
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These issues bubble away for years, corroding trust within, and between, countries.
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Distrustful people end up isolating themselves, alienating others and corroding their inner natures.
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"The judiciary as a whole is corroding its own credibility," said Mr. Hübner.
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It perfectly captured the rotten little secret that has long been corroding Hollywood.
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But there are signs of previous habitation everywhere, like this corroding trash can.
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The water was then corroding pipes, which filed iron and lead into the water.
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So you don't need to worry about sweat or drizzle corroding a $180 investment.
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But our tawdry domestic politics undermines these natural advantages by corroding our global standing.
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This invasion is corroding the Republic, and the corrosion is already very far advanced.
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His charm offensive — ardently embraced by Mr. Moon — is quickly corroding Mr. Trump's leverage.
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We considered our position: were terms like "best and brightest" corroding society or strengthening it?
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Drinking water is primarily contaminated by corroding water lines and plumbing materials used in the home.
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Corroding pipes had contaminated the water supply with lethal amounts of lead and other heavy metals.
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They imperil American interests by compromising the independence of affected states and corroding their democratic governance.
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For the two sides to conduct contentious business as usual with these corroding circumstances is myopic.
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Parts from a General Motors engine plant here were corroding, so the company stopped using Flint's water.
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The world's worst tunnels are often plagued by leaking walls, corroding infrastructure, and collapsing or uneven roads.
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At the large General Motors plant on the border of Flint, the water began corroding engine blocks.
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Nicholas Kristof We often hear how damaging welfare dependency is, stifling initiative and corroding the human soul.
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Extreme inequality is corroding our civil society, poisoning our politics, and undermining our effectiveness as a nation.
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From the Justice Department to the military, the president is corroding and destabilizing the institutions of democracy.
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We could identify with the pain felt by those families, the uncertainty and bewilderment corroding their existence.
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A new study finds acidification along the Pacific Northwest is corroding the shells of dungeness crab larvae.
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But officials say dwelling on such events is subversive "historical nihilism" aimed at corroding the party's authority.
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And cables housed in the bench wall that had been inundated by saltwater may still be corroding.
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The river water is corroding old pipes and lead is leaching into the water, according to the study.
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Instead, American Dharma is more of a character study in the soul-corroding effects of extreme self-regard.
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He is corroding the transatlantic alliance, creating deep cracks in America's once-solid bonds with Western European nations.
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That summer General Motors, based in the city, noticed that the new water seemed to be corroding engines.
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But the state didn't think to ask if the water might also be corroding the city's lead pipes.
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Bolts that hold the system together have been corroding and weakening, particularly when exposed to harsh winter road conditions.
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This isolated mountaintop location is host to the corroding remains of large communications dishes, the remains of nuclear deterrence.
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The water from that river contained heavy chemicals, corroding the city's water pipes and leaching lead into the water.
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That cooking technique that turns anything with a modicum of nutritional value into a golden, delicious, artery corroding treat.
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Dam-building, well-digging and intensive farming are corroding the Mekong Delta, where roughly half the country's rice is grown.
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As of late February, Rolls-Royce said 35 787s were grounded globally due to engine blades corroding or cracking prematurely.
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As of late February, Rolls-Royce said 35 787s were grounded globally due to engine blades corroding or cracking prematurely.
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But he also is corroding the entire 75-year-old American postwar international order, built on American credibility and values.
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GM said in October that its Flint plant would stop using the local water because it was corroding engine parts.
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"Hey @jack, show your commitment to cut down on the misinformation corroding our nation and take down this fake video," Rep.
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Instead, it turned into a corroding rust bucket in the desert, and a reminder of how dumb the government can be.
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"We had a pipe that reached the faucet that was corroding and needs to be replaced and that's underway right now."
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Ramaphosa, 65, hailed a "new dawn" after his inauguration and has promised to fight the corruption corroding Africa's most industrialized economy.
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That discovery led to a key trove of corroding tapes in the Van Nuys storage unit of a retired gay pornographer.
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One challenge for prosecutors may be proving a direct link between Flint's corroding water pipes and Legionnaires' disease, legal experts said.
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By late February 35 787s had been grounded globally due to engine blades corroding or cracking prematurely, according to Rolls-Royce.
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The local GM plant had been forced to switch away from the municipal water supply because engine parts were corroding, she said.
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The Flint Fire Department is worried the water could be corroding the fire suppression systems around the city too, the affiliate reported.
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"I hope my mom didn't die ... because they didn't want to put something in the water to stop corroding pipes," he says.
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State and local officials failed to properly treat the water, which was corroding lead pipes, and lied about what they were doing.
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Imagine if terrorists were launching attacks that were taking the lives of 115 Americans daily and corroding the fabric of our society.
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Corroding iron pipes, meanwhile, have been linked to two outbreaks of Legionnaires' disease in Flint that added to the public health emergency.
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Giuliani, however, had contrary thoughts—to his mind, Romania had been too effective in cleaning up the corruption corroding its public services.
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"You can imagine that, with the way we build now, it would be a mass of corroding steel by that time," said Jackson.
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Neighbors who resided even closer, who knew the family better, remain considerably more affected by the spectacle of the corroding, four-bedroom house.
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The move was intended to save money, but officials failed to treat the river water with required chemicals that prevent pipes from corroding.
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The roadway is supported by steel rods inside concrete, called rebar, but that rebar is corroding from road salt seeping in through cracks.
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Andrew Breitbart was never as interested in backing candidates as he was in attacking the media and entertainment industries for corroding American traditions.
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The issue in Flint was that a lack of investment and operational expertise led to poorly treated water corroding dangerously old lead pipes.
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October 2014 - The General Motors plant in Flint stops using the city's water due to concerns about high levels of chlorine corroding engine parts.
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But water from the polluted river ended up corroding old pipes, leaching lead into tap water, according to a Virginia Tech water quality study.
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A majority of Americans in every part of the country, regardless of party or ideology, believe that money in politics is corroding our democracy.
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For the last two years, tests have foundelevated levels of lead in drinking waterfrom the city's Pequannock service line, which has corroding lead pipes.
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Lead pipelines, and corroding water systems are creating a crisis of contaminated drinking water in the U.S. Why are these systems still in place?
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Although the "sarcophagus" was fashioned from steel and concrete, the hastiness of the construction allowed water to seep in, and the structure began corroding.
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The integrity of democratic institutions is under assault from without and within, and basic standards of honesty and decency in public life are corroding.
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In the end, officials failed to properly treat the new water with chemicals that would prevent materials from corroding and leaching metals like lead.
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Advertising or demonstrations for or against Trump or any other candidate were means to the Russian end of corroding public trust, not ends themselves.
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Deborah Hayton and Kristina Harrisson, both trans women, express the fear that corroding public trust in the Gender Recognition Act will cost trans people dearly.
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Ultimately, he reckons, it will stick to its current course of "hard authoritarianism", corroding the party's ability to govern, constraining economic progress and stifling innovation.
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But perhaps they're both right, in a way: Trump's very weakness is fueling his extremist rhetoric, which is reshaping the Republican Party and corroding democracy.
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For others, it was a problem, something threatening and uncouth that stood the risk of corrupting the nation's youth and corroding society's morals and values.
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Furthermore, the white substance lay on top of the paint—rather than corroding through it—and seemed to have flaked off in spots over the years.
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Republicans have poured money into advertisements that lambaste Democrats on that move, casting their evolution as a sign of a corroding culture that's too politically correct.
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I think that we're sitting back, like the picture very clearly depicts, we are reading the news of this, while our situation in itself is corroding.
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The video of the stick-egg has slowly burned itself to my retinas overnight, drilling itself into my brain, corroding my heart and, above all, my stomach.
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Read more: 7 of the most dangerous roads in the world Rather than serving as oases from traffic, many modern tunnels suffer from congestion and corroding infrastructure.
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" I'd be more impressed if Lauer had avoided the teeth-corroding sweetness and used a line from Clarice Lispector instead: "Everything worthless in me was my treasure.
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"Bird excrements are known to have a corroding or macerating effect on many materials, a statement that most car owners can confirm," he said in a statement.
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It has merely been evaded, eroded and enfeebled by the corroding effect of decades of industry pressure and ideological drift, yielding hesitant enforcers and a hostile judiciary.
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The Utah-based robotics company makes rugged machines that can explore areas where humans can't — or shouldn't — enter safely, like tunnels, pipes, corroding bridges and under automobiles.
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For the past quarter-century, this corroding wreck has lain on the bottom of the harbor of Massawa, Eritrea's main port city, slowly colonized by marine life.
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At worst they epitomize everything that's backwards about how we lionize male rock stars, airbrushing the edges of their ugliness and in the process corroding the truth.
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"It's just eroding and concrete is falling off," said National Park Service spokeswoman Jenny Anzelmo-Sarles as she showed how the original support beams from 1932 are corroding.
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In the 1980s, when it became apparent that acid rain was corroding buildings and killing forests, we devised an innovate cap-and-trade system for sulfur dioxide pollution.
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He's also Diarrhea Planet's sweatiest member, and in fact sweats so much that it puts him in constant danger of corroding his equipment and also dying from dehydration.
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Without this national discourse taking place, a critical disconnect is corroding the essential bonds between the will of the people and the military actions pursued by its government.
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The existing pipe is corroding and cracking, and has led to a decrease in the amount of crude oil that can be transported from Alberta, Canada, the company said.
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Perhaps we shouldn't be surprised to find that big business is effectively taking over the USDA organic program, because the influence of money is corroding all levels of government.
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More than 500 protesters led by civil rights activist Jesse Jackson marched to the Flint water plant on Friday to demand clean water and the replacement of corroding pipes.
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It turned out, however, that chloramine also has the particularly powerful trait of corroding lead pipes, which allows the toxic metal to show up in faucets and drinking water.
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The Palo Alto-based company previously recalled 8,898 Model S vehicles in China over corroding bolts, which it claimed at the time had not led to any accidents or injuries.
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That also included a bad call about which kinds of chemicals to use to treat the water, to prevent the new, dirtier water source from corroding Flint's lead-based pipes.
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Yet, while Part D was designed to make PBMs responsible for covering Medicare beneficiaries' prescription drug needs at the lowest aggregate cost, its reinsurance provision is rapidly corroding this arrangement.
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That deep suspicion of evangelical fundamentalism and the fear of politicization corroding the conservative hierarchy of the American Catholic church was laid bare by the article in La Civiltà Cattolica.
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City water managers also failed to put in a corrosion control inhibitor, a chemical that most large community water systems add to stop lead pipes in their system from corroding.
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It has merely been evaded, eroded and enfeebled by the corroding effect of decades of industry pressure and ideological drift, yielding" what he says is, "hesitant enforcers and a hostile judiciary.
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In Sebring, Ohio, routine laboratory tests last August found unsafe levels of lead in the town's drinking water after workers stopped adding a chemical to keep lead water pipes from corroding.
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There's a certain sense of co-dependency between him and the liberal journalists, which I think is corroding the ability of journalism to do a proper critical analysis of the world.
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Part of the reason is that, by spreading untruth and outrage, corroding voters' judgment and aggravating partisanship, social media erode the conditions for the horse-trading that Crick thought fosters liberty.
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But as a first-generation Iraqi immigrant, and as a doctor whose job is to train other doctors, many of them immigrants themselves, I fear that the American dream is corroding.
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But my $88-a-night second-floor room — overlooking the bombed-out seaside palace of the Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie — had corroding fixtures, a sagging mattress and a broken toilet seat.
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She also salvaged posts and beams from the streets of Manhattan, the found materials giving her works the patina of age, the dilapidated look of time weathering and corroding our world.
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As attorney general, Kennedy approved the F.B.I.'s request to wiretap King and urged King to abandon the Freedom Riders, because their efforts were corroding the Democratic Party's base in the South.
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But the lead problem arose because the city did not use the proper water treatment to prevent old lead pipes from corroding, leading to the potential poisoning of the city's 100,85033 residents.
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With limited visitation rights, prisoners are rarely allowed to see family and friends—quite literally their only source of connection to a world outside their own brain, which is quite literally corroding.
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Under slightly different circumstances, it is easy to imagine Trump and his Republican supplicants ruining the lives of innocent people with this kind of behavior, corroding the rule of law in the process.
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The inflexibility of the law, at least temporarily, is what feels so disorienting and soul-corroding — it robs us of the opportunity to connect that is implicit in the notion of personal space.
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In May, an American Journal of Public Health report raised another worry about forces corroding public trust in vaccines, reporting that Russian trolls and antivaxxers are flooding the internet with misinformation decrying immunization safety.
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Last year Synapse Energy, a consultancy based in Massachusetts, carried out the first-ever audit of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) and found that the power lines were "cracking, corroding and collapsing".
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And the Trump administration has been corroding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the agency set up after the last financial crisis to guard regular people against abusive behavior from banks and other institutions.
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Trump has upended that trust, working to gut the administrative state, undermining international confidence in American power and stability, and corroding American confidence in law enforcement, the judiciary and the value of American democracy.
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Since then, he added, the residual salt has been eating away at the concrete-and-steel walls of the tunnels and corroding the high-voltage cables that provide power through the tubes to Penn Station.
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New horrors are ceaseless — last month, just before a terrorist in New Zealand massacred 50 people, he urged people to subscribe to a popular YouTuber — and reinforce the view that the platform is corroding society.
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Whatever the court decides, a rich body of evidence - texts and online messages between the pair and their family members, extracts from court documents, and interviews with eight people involved - shows a cosy relationship corroding.
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Whatever the court decides, a rich body of evidence - texts and online messages between the pair and their family members, extracts from court documents, and interviews with eight people involved - shows a cosy relationship corroding.
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But irrespective of causes, the concluding "twist" exposes a dysfunction corroding the show from the inside out: The writers seem to have as much contempt for their viewers as they evidently have for their characters.
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It's all of these small exceptions to Richard's corroding moral center that add up to the colossal transformation of his character, from struggling idealist to an inconsiderate cynic willing to do whatever it takes to succeed.
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The choice for voters in Georgia is clear: If you like what you're seeing in Washington — the secrecy and the deceptive politics that are corroding the very foundations of our democracy — Karen Handel deserves your vote.
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Skowronek notes, in his discussion of Grover Cleveland, that Cleveland was a president who (as part of the gradual corroding of the Lincoln regime) had the opportunity to reconstruct the political order but failed to do so.
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"Under the guise of counter-terrorism, the UK has adopted the most authoritarian surveillance regime of any Western state, corroding democracy itself and the rights of the British public," Silkie Carlo of Big Brother Watch told the Register.
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Rolls, which has taken a charge of 790 million pounds ($1 billion) to tackle the early corroding or cracking of engine blades in the fleet, said the cost of fixing the problem remained in line with earlier estimates.
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Former President Barack Obama, back on the campaign trail on Thursday for the first time since he left the White House, called on voters to reject a growing "politics of division" that he said was corroding American democracy.
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Across the record he ponders these questions and more, in this warbly, swirling collage of centrifuged acoustic guitars and pitch-warped verse—as if his anxiety about the downfall of humanity is literally corroding the sounds around it.
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In Brooklyn and Queens, a glacial aquifer permeates through beds of sandy Gardiners clay, the groundwater infused with metal-corroding salt from the ocean on one side and the brackish estuary of the East River on the other.
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Books like The Once and Future Liberal, Columbia professor Mark Lilla's post-Trump opus, argue for a need to move beyond "identity liberalism"; liberal essayists warn that practitioners of "identity politics" are corroding the soul of American liberalism.
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The problem is that Kodachrome encourages reds to blossom so powerfully that unless the slow work of time makes itself felt — corroding, fading — then this red gobbles up attention with the ghastly insistence of a child's plastic plate.
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McConnell may present more conventionally than Trump does, but he is breaking norms, corroding institutions, and ignoring the consequences of his policies and actions with the same reckless abandon, and almost every Senate Republican is going along with it.
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Waxman listed myriad potential consequences: Corroding the relationship between the White House and intelligence community; interfering with government agencies' usual work; exposing rifts with key lawmakers in Congress; and suggesting to allies that Russian aggression is not taken seriously.
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But the degradation of their environment — from changes in climate, algae bloom from fertilizer runoff, the corroding of coastal marshland from oil spills and hurricanes, and the changes in salinity of coastal waters from flooding — is taking its toll.
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All told, it's a reminder that for all of the Democratic Party's new rhetoric about the role that tech companies have played in corroding our democracy, presidential candidates are still dependent on the deep well of Silicon Valley money.
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Even the iconic bentwood recliners manufactured by firms like Thonet were commonly used at — and quickly became associated with — sanatoriums, as they were durable enough to move in and out of doors and could withstand the corroding effects of disinfectants.
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For them, the extreme inequality and labor exploitation of the era was simply incompatible with meaningful democratic citizenship, as it left both hopelessly dependent on the owners of capital, corroding American democracy's basis in the ideal of equal relations between citizens.
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It's always a gratifying change of pace when an art event happens outside of the confines of clinical gallery walls or corroding-chic warehouses, but New Draft Collective has taken this even further, hosting a performance art-symposium retreat entirely off-land.
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The United Kingdom's ambassador to the UN, Matthew Rycroft, said that the resolution was a "sober recognition that the two-state solution is slipping away," and that Israel's settlement expansion was "corroding the possibility" of a lasting peace in the Middle East.
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I was sitting in the dusty coffin sized back room of what must have been an old military bunker, now corroding on the outskirts of Tijuana, waiting for my 13 th professional boxing bout, just days after my latest attempt to quit OxyContin.
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On Sunday, Mr. Johnson and Michael Gove, the justice minister and another leader of the Leave campaign, wrote a letter to Mr. Cameron accusing him of "corroding public trust" by promising in vain to limit net immigration to fewer than 100,000 a year.
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Lately, however, I've found myself gorging like a bear in salmon season on the worst, most brain-corroding corner of cable, the network I've called a "forked-tongue colossus" for its two-decades-long project of dismantling our collective hold on the truth.
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Experts say that quarantines work best during the earliest stages of an outbreak, but that they can also backfire, causing medical shortages, corroding trust in health officials and pushing some people to look to evade care to escape any restriction on their rights.
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Mr. Snyder also took shots at the E.P.A., which learned in April 2015 — a year after Flint switched to a new water source, the Flint River — that the city was not adding a chemical that would prevent its pipes from corroding and leaching lead.
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If Trump's worst instincts continue to guide him, as here, he will only diminish the office and the nation by undermining the trust and respect accorded the president by those who serve him, and corroding the chain of command responsible for our national security.
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First sparked by anger over a bill that would allow suspected criminals to be extradited to China, the ongoing protests are now fueled by deepening suspicion of Hong Kong's leaders, whom activists accuse of corroding the semi-autonomous city's freedoms under pressure from Beijing.
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Eventually, though, the planking rotted and gave way, precipitating the satyr deep into a part of the vessel's hold where there was a lot of corroding iron and little circulation of water—a combination of circumstances which killed the sea squirts and led to the brown patina.
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The Big Muddy Ranch will lie deserted, and the wind will whistle through its empty buildings and corroding machinery; and then, possibly, some erstwhile sannyasin may happen upon the film Last Year at Marienbad and consider the import, for himself or herself, of its final scene.
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Ultimately, a lack of public understanding of lead regulation, coupled with ragged water systems infrastructure, has created a dangerous scenario whereby corroding pipes are putting communities at risk, and the residents of those communities are unaware that chemical treatment of the water doesn't necessarily ensure protection.
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After discovering that Veolia had quietly cut the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority's lab staff by 50 percent as well as transitioned to a cheaper corrosion treatment to protect the city's lead pipes from corroding (and chemicals infiltrating drinking water), Pittsburgh sued Veolia and ordered the water to be tested.
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And that moment raises questions about the state of democracy, an Economist editorial contends, citing the political theorist Bernard Crick: Part of the reason is that, by spreading untruth and outrage, corroding voters' judgment and aggravating partisanship, social media erode the conditions for the horse-trading that Crick thought fosters liberty.
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In the House, over several hours of tense questioning, lawmakers sought to stitch together the chain of events that led to Flint's water being contaminated with high levels of lead, particularly the failure to add a chemical to the water that would have prevented the city's aging pipes from corroding and leaching lead.
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Christopher Kolenda, a former commander in Afghanistan who is writing a lessons-learned report for the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, an auditor known as SIGAR that was created by Congress, attributed much of the problem to poor leadership and corruption, which are corroding readiness and damaging the morale of the force.
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The 15,000-ton armored cruiser U.S.S. San Diego, the only major United States Navy warship lost by the United States during World War I, lies in a watery grave about 21 miles off Fire Island, N.Y., where for nearly a century the corroding hulk has kept the secret of why it sunk.
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There is, in the minds of the speakers of any language, especially those with extensive written histories, a "Golden Age" that the language was perfect in, and now it's corrupted and gross and evil and slimy and stinky and has to be handled carefully with a pair of tweezers that are corroding as we speak.
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If Mitski's songs resonate in this dystopian age, it's because her prevailing mood is less agony on a grand scale than creeping numbness, constant bombardment and stress, a bunch of little things that wouldn't matter individually, death by a thousand cuts, the ostinato drone in the back of your head slowly corroding your brain away.
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"We live in an era of increasingly rampant disinformation, and there are only two ways to address this toxic force that is corroding our democracy: responsibly and in a way that serves the public, or irresponsibly and in a nakedly self-serving manner," Greg Schultz, Biden's campaign manager, said in a statement to CNN.
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It is a country where the Communist Party of China is the "east, west, south, north, and center;" that differentiates itself from free market democracies, "protect[ing] against the corroding influence of decadent capitalist and feudal ideas," as the CPC constitution provides; and that is highly authoritarian with CPC leader and Chinese president Xi Jinping as the "core" leader.
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There was a president of Duke University who once wrote an essay complaining about all the things that we've just been talking about — that there was too much commercialism creeping into college sports, that it was corroding academic standards, and basically that money was becoming a serious problem and skewing everybody's perception of right and wrong.
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Assistant water treatment plant supervisor Mike Glasgow tested Walters' home, and the information was forwarded to the EPA, which told the MDEQ that the level could be a result of the river water leaching the inside of the pipes — after all, it was corroding the metal on GM auto parts — and depositing lead in the water.
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For more than a year after an emergency manager — appointed by Mr. Snyder to oversee the city — approved a switch from the Detroit system to water from the Flint River to save money, workers assigned to manage the city's water system failed to lower lead risks with a simple solution: adding chemicals to prevent old pipes from corroding and leaching metals like lead.
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Amazon, one of the richest companies in the world, run by the richest man in the world, had held a nationwide contest in which governments scraped together enough entitlements to satisfy it, even as those same cities struggled to fortify corroding infrastructure and stave off a housing crisis that has pushed the middle class to the brink and forced the poor into homeless shelters.
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Preoccupied by the apocalyptic horizon of climate change, the dark pulsing terror at the center of the novel, and by the "feeling of daily life," Lizzie understands — or at least, enacts — the truth that we inhabit multiple scales of experience at the same time: from the minutiae of school drop-offs and P.T.A. activism to the frictions of our personal relationships all the way to the geological immensity of our (not so slowly) corroding planet.
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