It was a scurrilous lie perpetuated by deep seated prejudice.
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Maybe I'm just projecting my deep-seated loathing for these icons.
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The Spartan legend trades on our deep-seated sense of inadequacy.
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So this notion that there's this deep-seated resentment about treating gay people fairly ... Sure, they're deep-seated wrong, and they feel bad that they don't get to say the terrible things they get to say.
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Her rejection tapped into deep-seated childhood fears that I was unlovable.
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Horror helps me through bigger, deep-seated traumas and disturbing memories, too.
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That suggests that deep-seated, long-term factors might be at play.
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Okoye's preference for her shiny, bald 'do is deep-seated and important.
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Critics have long accused BJP of a deep-seated bias against Muslims.
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Deep-seated structural problems remain, from an inept bureaucracy to bloated pensions.
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Israel has proven time and again its deep-seated will for peace.
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The national trauma that dates to 1965 is unresolved and deep seated.
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This Mercury retrograde brings deep seated thoughts to the surface for review.
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The bigger issue is deep-seated cultural biases against women, Ravi says.
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"It's time to investigate these deep-seated issues in America," he said.
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Our job is … to understand those really deep-seated underlying fears, concerns.
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"He had a deep-seated hatred for the United States," DeSantis said.
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He has a deep-seated love for Israel and the Jewish people.
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The phrase refers to the deep-seated racial inequalities that plague major institutions.
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I think that's a deep-seated cultural issue that Facebook probably can't fix.
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Such convolutions point to deep-seated problems within many of Kenya's new watchdogs.
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Often, deep-seated passion is what separates the wannabes from the success stories.
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But a deep-seated loneliness shines through too: where does he fit in?
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Others have seen him as proof of Britain's deep-seated attraction to trash.
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And yes, we understand the deep-seated origins of a "harmless" race joke.
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The city is grappling with deep-seated inequity, including in its school system.
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Oh, there's a deep-seated aversion to thinking about death in our brains.
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And how else will the deep-seated problems his case exposed be addressed?
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He backed up his growing and, eventually, deep-seated suspicion of the president.
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You have to let your emotion and your deep-seated personal beliefs out.
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The recent battlefield gains have done little to resolve Iraq's deep-seated problems.
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Fears of external manipulation tap into deep-seated human anxieties over individual autonomy.
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DEEP-SEATED ISSUES The problems reflect deep-seated issues in the Niger Delta, which produces the bulk of oil but whose local communities complain of pollution, a lack of opportunities and what they say is an insufficient share of petro dollars.
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But LePage has nicely illustrated how deep-seated the Republican Party's racism problem is.
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At the same time as this really deep-seated self-love and self-regard.
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Could that girl actually be hiding the same deep-seated insecurities we all have?
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Some analysts said the selloff in stocks pointed to "deep-seated worries" among investors.
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No one believes endless bond purchases will solve the euro zone's deep-seated problems.
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His insistence on unspecialists betrays a deep-seated distrust of people with actual credentials.
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Witches have always represented women's power – and the others' deep-seated fear of it.
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Whenever he gets into specifics, he betrays his deep-seated ignorance of basic policy.
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Maybe the old triangulating reflex is just too deep-seated a habit to break.
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How do you know that you're making progress in changing those deep-seated behaviors?
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Some observers have chalked this up to Trump's paranoid personality and deep-seated insecurity.
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Emery, certainly, has demonstrated not strength but deep-seated weakness in censuring his player.
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But the peaceful setting masks deep-seated fears about the past and the future.
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It's a biting sentiment—one that taps into America's deep-seated cynicism about politics.
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"His behavior is deep seated in his character," Ms. Leeds wrote in the message.
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Below the unfolding ringgit saga are more deep-seated issues with the Malaysian economy.
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The other problem is the industry's deep-seated, long-maintained fear of female power.
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The strikes and anger reflect deep-seated problems in France's prisons, most notably overcrowding.
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"They may just not have a deep-seated understanding of tools," said Dr. Warneken.
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Deep-seated cultural norms are thought to play a major role in that mismatch.
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And those are some deep-seated instincts that got him into trouble in Watergate.
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Unlike monopolists of the past, Silicon Valley harbors no deep-seated suspicion of government.
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They're linked by an incredibly precarious understanding of his frailty and deep-seated shame.
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And yet, that debate is fraught because it points to deep-seated bias and prejudice.
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They are of a piece with China's deep-seated bureaucratic traditions of coercion and paternalism.
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My attitude toward health and fitness apps has long been one of deep-seated antipathy.
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Williams is marketing herself as the candidate who matches and understands those deep-seated values.
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I expected her texts to convey a deep-seated fear because I was deeply afraid.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) as DNC Chair demonstrates the deep-seated belief in this idealism.
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This anchors what might otherwise seem too fanciful, while tapping into deep-seated cultural memories.
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"It's really due to a deep-seated need to transition for personal reasons," she said.
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Be Less Cautious Clinton's proclivity for caution is one of her most deep-seated habits.
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I think the rise of Trump reflects a deep-seated insecurity over men's social role.
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The case has rekindled South Koreans' deep-seated misgivings about their judiciary's independence and fairness.
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Can we humans overcome deep-seated fears, and resist the urge to dominate and destroy?
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The local campaign to eradicate polio remains a source of deep-seated suspicions and fears.
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This kind of tribalism is sustained by core, deep-seated beliefs around identity and belonging.
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But one group shares their unrelenting feelings of deep-seated fear and anxiety: their victims.
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Now, Mr. Iván is left with a deep-seated remorse for having not acted sooner.
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Ms. Barzilai's victory helped ease some Israelis' deep-seated fears of cultural boycott and isolation.
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There have long been deep-seated links between the writing of poetry and art criticism.
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It is more about a deep-seated ambition for prestige and national assertion against enemies.
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If you said being confronted with your deep-seated insecurities, we have a meme for you.
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And underlying both of these explanations is humankind's deep-seated fear of going extinct, Sauer says.
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"For me, it connects to a very deep-seated belief within a patriarchal system," she explained.
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That would make solving migrants' deep-seated problems harder, and an explosion of rage more likely.
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It focuses on the present, rather than trying to uncover the causes of deep-seated neuroses.
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The move split the party, exposing a deep-seated rift between moderates and hard-left lawmakers.
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Yet more often than not, those experiences were overshadowed by a feeling of deep-seated discomfort.
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Sexual violence in sports, much like campus sexual assault, thrives because of deep-seated cultural issues.
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"This is deep-seated relationship that benefits only the King and the royal family," he says.
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What underpins decades of friendly, productive and cooperative relations are the deep-seated values we share.
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They reveal a deep-seated fear of public embarrassment and a fixation on his own celebrity.
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" The president said Omar's comments are "deep seated in her heart" and called her apology "lame.
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Not because of some deep seated hate for coloured people, but simply from a rhetorical standpoint.
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Is it out of anger, borne from some deep-seated rage only weaponized shit can fix?
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And if that confirms Britain's deep-seated attraction to trash, then put me in the bin.
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Britain's exit creates an opportunity for Europe's leaders to finally fix the EU's deep-seated problems.
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Critics have long accused the BJP of a deep-seated hostility against India's 180 million Muslims.
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With time I understood that rumors and harassment manifest out of deep-seated misogyny, or insecurity.
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There is really no deep-seated cultural or diplomatic mystery about when the Iranians make peace.
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Maybe my sister loses her wallet so often owing to a deep-seated discomfort with capitalism.
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GOP leaders have finally admitted that Trump's deep-seated hostility to women presents a challenge to governance.
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It might be, like, some deep-seated thing because, like, we beat them so many years ago.
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" What this all speaks to is Breitbart's deep-seated fear about Trump being captured by the "globalists.
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The deep-seated problems facing Merkel are part of a broader long-term decline of German power.
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We have to just be realistic that racism and sexism within our institutions are really deep-seated.
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Only since the 1990s, when China began its daring, deep-seated economic reforms, has it raced ahead.
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The jihadist African insurgency has too many deep-seated causes to be put down easily or fast.
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They are at risk of manipulation and debt in chasing superficial results for deep-seated emotional challenges.
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I don't know if it's coming from a deep-seated feeling of, 'Are we approaching that time?
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Powerful breakthroughs around deep-seated trauma come this weekend as Venus meets transformative Pluto on Friday evening.
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So it's possible the TV series' deep-seated Howard family issues may be connected to Elizabeth instead.
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He says Keshia's claims of his "deep-seated rage and uncontrollable anger" actually apply more to her.
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Now that I'm aware of my deep-seated lol dependency, I'm trying my best to change it.
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A growing number of companies have rushed to capitalize on the deep-seated fears that drive survivalists.
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There are deep-seated reasons for this, and they don't augur poorly for the burgeoning Trump resistance.
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He is "not a neutral legal mind but someone with a deep-seated conservative ideology," he continued.
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Deep-seated concerns about the outlook for China and further pain for commodity prices offered no respite.
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In the case of President Obama's citizenship, Trump leveraged deep-seated racial fears to muster political support.
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Yet the GOP's deep-seated anti-government stance leaves the modern party with fundamental reflexes of negation.
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Driven Perhaps my deep-seated need to be helpful is a result of growing up in Minnesota.
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The brush stimulation can cause deep-seated bacteria to rise to the surface and funk things up.
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One way to understand the deep-seated nature of identity is through the lens of economic anxiety.
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Maybe it's a lack of empathy; maybe it's a deep-seated set of prejudices; maybe it's both.
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All share a deep-seated desire to understand the traditions, nuances and complexities of apples and ciders.
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But how does Hollywood begin to address its deep-seated culture of "casting couch" abuse and assault?
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I suppose on some level I may harbor some deep-seated envy of this choice to retreat.
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Canada's deep-seated issues with racism and inequality aren't going to be solved by any new technology.
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Bee argued that some amount of the vitriol could be attributed to deep-seated anti-Jewish sentiment.
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" * "Social unrest and turbulence have revealed deep-seated conflicts in our community, which cannot be resolved overnight.
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The hard truth is that police misconduct is a deep-seated problem in many of our cities.
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A deep-seated hostility toward government is central to his brand — and his party's brand more broadly.
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The fear of being accused of intolerance has paralyzed Sweden's leaders from properly addressing deep-seated intolerance.
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Cheryl Burke's got a deep-seated hatred for her former "Dancing With the Stars" partner Ian Ziering.
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Rather, it's a deep seated internal belief that you actually committed a crime you were not present for.
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But the word "nationalism" reflects deep-seated historical grudges, "ethno-nationalism," in which Europeans warred with one another.
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However, she also suffers from deep-seated rage that sends her into a relentless blind rage when triggered.
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Even when a participant does have a deep-seated issue, she added, the techniques can still be effective.
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Yet it was these very baked goods that led to a deep-seated hatred for every possible comparison.
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Not just the momentary impulses—though often it feels the same—but the deep-seated, almost biological desires.
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He's a demagogue who is taking advantage of deep-seated fears of Muslims among Americans, especially Republican voters.
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Some deep-seated belief that stamped-on-your-forehead otherness would make for a better, more interesting person.
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According to Gillen, Littlefinger's deep-seated need for power and control is intrinsic to his way of thinking.
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Some voters have strong, legitimate policy disagreements with her, but others cite deep-seated suspicion of her character.
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Thus, thirst -- or the "deep-seated desire for water" -- is rarely "broken" when healthy people die from dehydration.
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The live-action Jafar is revealed to have some deep-seated insecurities about his less-than-regal upbringing.
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Yet Solomon finds a deep-seated contempt for the regime that foreshadows Qaddafi's downfall half a decade later.
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He is the deep-seated racism, misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, all of these things that is wrong with America.
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"Despite Jeff's success, there's a deep-seated spirituality that runs through him and the whole family," said Woster.
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We're sure you're in the know about the deep-seated feud between Chyna and the Kardashian-Jenner sisters.
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But for activists, the detentions show that deep-seated change in the kingdom remains a long way off.
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Whether Mr. Macron's actions will ease the deep-seated resentment toward him in France was unclear at best.
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The program expanded dramatically with the entry of Gottlieb, a chemist with a deep-seated interest in mysticism.
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"We're really dealing with some deep-seated cognitive processes when we start mixing humans and robots," Smith said.
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HK BUDGET- GOVT SAYS SOCIAL UNREST HAS REVEALED DEEP-SEATED CONFLICTS IN COMMUNITY, WHICH CANNOT BE RESOLVED OVERNIGHT
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GERALD HARRIS, NEW YORK To the Editor: Ideologies are deep-seated beliefs about societal values and human nature.
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Yet I have this deep-seated feeling that I could challenge myself more and learn new skills elsewhere.
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Many Syrians, including Dr. M himself, carry deep-seated feelings that the world abandoned them to Assad's slaughter.
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For reasons that probably have to do with the deep-seated fan desire for ¿quien es mas macho?
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But he's held deep seated beliefs about China's economic threat for decades and has long advocated a protectionist remedy.
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The euro and the yuan, the two pretenders to the dollar's crown, have deep-seated problems of their own.
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Everything is his attempt to package his humor, visual sensibilities, and deep-seated beliefs into a playable philosophy text.
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California trees withstood a lack of rain for two to three years by drawing on this deep-seated water.
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He helped make the counterculture an accessible source of positive energy without eschewing its deep-seated sense of opposition.
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The vicious attack on Meili played into deep-seated fears about crime and violence that were already bubbling over.
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But when you watch, you realize just how deep-seated institutionalized racism and societal racism runs in this country.
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Honduras is cleaning up its police, El Salvador has hired new prosecutors and Guatemala has exposed deep-seated corruption.
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The steepest challenge may be the deep-seated conflict in Rakhine, Burma's poorest, least-developed state, which borders Bangladesh.
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But there are deep-seated leather chairs with ottomans, fake fireplaces and big glass windows looking onto the mountains.
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They're focused on the individual and on getting rich, not bringing about deep-seated change on an institutional level.
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So, how to reconcile these deep-seated, deadening states of mind with the tenacity Gazans display to keep resisting?
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The songs are airtight and endlessly singable, engineered with a Midas touch that belied the band's deep-seated instability.
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Who, after all, wouldn't want to solve their deep-seated psychological problems by getting high in a sunny garden?
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So with any deep-seated prejudice aside, let's see if we can give the nickname a whole new meaning.
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Yet progressives have faulted him for not tackling the deep-seated problem of segregation in the city's school system.
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Guided by a love of family and a deep-seated faith, he fights for the little man -- and woman.
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But a deep-seated emphasis on cultural homogeneity means Tokyo prefers artificial intelligence over permanent foreigners for vacant positions.
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But this becomes a personal, deep-seated anger at anyone who doesn't say exactly what you want to hear.
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Its practice testifies to a closed mind, lack of self-confidence and a deep-seated fear of being challenged.
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On Dietland, Plum (Joy Nash) entwines herself with a murderous terrorist organization as a result of her deep-seated anger.
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According to Encyclopedia Britannica, most historians consider his nationalism and anti-semitism as political posturing instead of deep-seated beliefs.
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China does not permit the planting of any genetically modified varieties of staple food crops amid deep-seated consumer opposition.
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Anyone who has to follow politics professionally or out of a deep-seated personal compulsion has had a tough year.
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And after reading them, we have a deep-seated fear of technology, which we will now pass along to you.
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I think because of those deep-seated societal norms that it would be difficult for the same story to work.
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Women have so many multifaceted, deep-seated opinions of their body, it's likely they haven't even realized all of them.
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Despite society's deep-seated facilitation with robots, the perilous transition to a more automated economy still gives many people anxiety.
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Shortly thereafter, the Department of Justice released a 213-page report into the "deep-seated culture of violence" towards teenagers.
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Haldane said there was no better time to sort out deep-seated structural issues around education, training and transport links.
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In the Soviet Union, and continuing today in Russia, there is no such deep-seated tradition of cultural self-mockery.
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The "loudness of social media," as Rosenstock puts it, amplified the deep-seated bigotry and hatred in the country. WORRY.
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We're still facing deep-seated problems that developed long before the recession and have stayed with us through the recovery.
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These are too numerous and deep-seated to be solved in the 28 months that he will serve in office.
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But so is Bridges' seamy wisdom and deep-seated desire to be useful and active, even with forced retirement looming.
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Walker told CBS's "Face the Nation" that "deep-seated racism" in Charlottesville has not been addressed within the past year.
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Her treatment was fueled by a deep-seated sexism that was par for the course in the post-feminist 1990s.
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Upon assuming power in late 2012, Xi has waged war on deep-seated corruption, with dozens of senior officials imprisoned.
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Despite my total dependence on these products, however, I also have a deep-seated distrust of the companies behind them.
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Where is a zombie with an unquenchable hunger for brains but a deep-seated fear of human contact to turn?
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After all, if there's anything to interrupt your routine porn-viewing for, it's deep-seated revenge plots, death, and destruction.
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An opiate high feels like a warm hug, the perfect antidote to Justin's deep-seated loneliness and longing for love.
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He is one of many scholars who believe that deep-seated psychological traits help explain voters' attraction to such leaders.
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So it would not provoke many Americans' deep-seated mistrust of big government as much as calls for redistribution would.
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Like disaster movies and combat sports and blood-soaked videogames, the coronavirus crisis scratches a deep-seated, rarely acknowledged itch.
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The emotions aren't about paper or salad — they're a stand-in for much more deep-seated, complicated disagreements in America.
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Despite the growing ties, however, a deep-seated rivalry remains between the two former adversaries, one that this case exposes.
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New Delhi and Beijing have a deep-seated rivalry characterized by border spats and suspicion of each another's political ambitions.
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"There were deep-seated differences on business issues, like the right to relocate, but Al loved the league," Trask said.
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That's because, she says, they still have a deep-seated conditioned memory for what it means to take a pill.
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It is a fantasy vision incapable of answering deep-seated anxieties about dislocation and loss that inevitably shape democratic politics.
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Although admirable and correct, it seemed inadequate to deal with the deep-seated anger that was being spat our way.
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Speaking with Winfrey for an hour-long special airing Monday, Obama said the experience exposed deep-seated fears pervading American society.
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My sister says that her deep-seated fear of illness is one of the reasons she chose not to have children.
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And it stems from deep economic, professional, and social inequalities and anxieties — not seduction, nor prudishness, nor deep-seated sexual repression.
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The main narrative of the story has been about whether Russia is responsible for the US's deep-seated domestic political problems.
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For Saudi leaders, Sheikh Nimr was a dangerous dissident who personified deep-seated fears of Iranian meddling inside the kingdom's borders.
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If you're having trouble imagining how whimsical Japanese fantasy creatures might connect to deep-seated societal tensions, you're in good company.
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And despite their differing ages and genders, Kayla did come out of something deep-seated in Burnham — most notably his anxiety.
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Election season is a time of collective conversation, exposing the deep-seated political divisions among our friends, neighbors and family members.
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""Sadly, this matter demonstrates that we must continue to work on overcoming deep-seated concerns about our cultural awareness and understanding.
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It took less than a minute for the adrenaline to wear off and for a deep-seated fear to take over.
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The party depends on loyalty to deep-seated unionist ideology and appeals to religious conservatism to curry support on the issue.
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"I honestly think it's just because of curiosity, or maybe some sort of deep-seated mental issue, who knows," he says.
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"Underlying all of this are the deep-seated patriarchal assumptions about what sex is and who sex is for," he continued.
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Maybe motherhood will help her get over her obviously deep-seated narcissism and self-absorption, and finally grow as a person.
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Weidner says that the election has brought many deep-seated biases to the fore for young people, including racism and Islamaphobia.
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The "risk-averse female" archetype now so common in economics probably reflects deep-seated social and gender assumptions more than research.
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"The deep-seated contradictions in the domestic economy remain striking and various risks and hidden perils cannot be ignored," Li said.
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His bid has capitalized on deep-seated discontent with the PRI over rising gang violence, corruption scandals and sluggish economic growth.
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But even this division has seen its margins under pressure, prompting the Essen-based conglomerate to consider more deep-seated reforms.
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Studies done while considering whether to open the jobs to women showed male Marines had deep-seated opposition to the prospect.
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And since when did James Bond suddenly have seemingly deep-seated issues that compelled him to return to his childhood home?
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The causes of our deep-seated political rancor need to be addressed more directly than through the life of Judge Kavanaugh.
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But deep-seated doubts stirred in part by Japan's shrinking population have left them loath to take on higher fixed costs.
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If your shoulder hurts, you can tell anyone without them suspecting you have an STI, or a deep-seated psychological trauma.
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Worse yet, according to the panel, none of the really deep-seated problems workers like Uber drivers face were actually addressed.
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But it also reflects a deep-seated antipathy toward mass public gatherings by the Sisi government, which has outlawed public protest.
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Contrary to what Magnet and other white admirers assume, Robin shows that Thomas never gave up this deep-seated black nationalism.
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They sum up deep-seated stereotypes about Jews, Muslims and blacks, and simultaneously unsettle them, inviting the exploration of these cultures.
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On October 1st Matthew Cheung, Mrs Lam's deputy, referred to "society's deep-seated problems" such as a shortage of affordable homes.
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He's prepared to lose everything to get Axe, just to satisfy some deep-seated, irrational, animalistic urge to fell an enemy.
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To be fair, the United States has always romanticized its welcoming of the refugee within a deep-seated strain of xenophobia.
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In Britain, the Labour Party is now led by a militant anti-Zionist whose deep-seated anti-Semitism occasionally slips out.
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Some said one issue is a deep-seated distrust of law enforcement among many trans people — especially in communities of color.
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Last year, Francis called homosexuality "fashionable" and recommended that men with "this deep-seated tendency" not be accepted into the priesthood.
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It unearthed a lot of deep-seated family pain, led to his parents' divorce, and initiated some truly agonizing family upheaval.
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The Whitenicious controversy highlights how prevalent and deep-seated skin lightening is in communities of color in the US and abroad.
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And some of those critiques — while emerging from deep-seated racism — are close to scientists' own qualms about commercial genetic ancestry testing.
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Instead, it seems, British opposition to immigration stems from a long-lasting, deep-seated hostility towards new people coming into their country.
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Overcoming deep-seated poverty (three in four pupils are classified as poor) and racial segregation, the district dramatically increased its graduation rate.
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But it said practicing homosexuals and those with "deep-seated" gay tendencies and those who support a gay culture should be barred.
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The fatigue, paranoia, and physical collapse wear contestants down to the point that they make strategic decisions based on deep-seated insecurities.
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But sometimes, the secrets people keep from their partners — from deep-seated pineapple aversions to major debt — don't surface until years later.
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Deep-seated tensions between supporters of Gbagbo and President Alassane Ouattara, who won the war with French backing, continue to simmer, however.
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"One of the most deep-seated misconceptions about the human psyche is that men are simple and women are complicated," she wrote.
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American ideals have never seemed so flimsy, and pop culture has already begun happily obliging our deep-seated need for artistic guidance.
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I will never stop fighting to end the deep-seated Islamophobia that has run rampant in this country for far too long.
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Fonda had been fighting what she described as deep-seated physical malaise and depression that she ascribed to ever-worsening climate news.
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The information exposes the regime's deep-seated fears in the wake of the nationwide revolt that came as a surprise to many.
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This nation not only needs to recognize and acknowledge the VA's deep-seated problems, but also to try to understand their roots.
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Underlying deep-seated voter anxiety follows trends that are decades in the making, including fears of insecurity that plague millions of Americans.
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Victim blaming appears to be deep-seated, rooted in core moral values, but also somewhat malleable, susceptible to subtle changes in language.
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Estere and Stella's deep-seated love for music has been apparent since Madonna welcomed her twins home from Malawi in February 2017.
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SHORT-HANDED Baltimore, a city of 622,000 people, has long been blighted by deep-seated poverty and drug crime in some neighborhoods.
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We talked to him extensively about his many loves, from street artists Invader to his deep-seated romance with literature in general.
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Another possibility is that the problem of labor force dropouts is more deep-seated and complex than mere higher wages can fix.
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I carry a deep-seated sense of shame and guilt that so many veterans have been killed or injured following 9/11.
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The deep-seated cultural and political alienation at the root of Trump and Brexit is in full force in Canada as well.
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Despite the administration's claims of security, this policy is based on deep-seated racism and the need for an election-year showstopper.
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The FSH results have made all my deep-seated fears about not being able to have a baby come to the surface.
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Strong demand and supply outages underpinned the rally, but deep-seated problems and geopolitical tension in OPEC countries also played a role.
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The internet and hyperconnectivity had turbocharged the deep-seated human craving for authority while empowering those who knew least to shout loudest.
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They undoubtedly hope for some detail about the whistleblower to emerge that undercuts his report and reveals some deep-seated political bias.
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At first, though, he stirs in Jakobe a deep-seated hatred of Christian culture, and she treats him with an insulting haughtiness.
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"This will be an extended operation," he said, explaining that a deep-seated fire in the roof area remains difficult to access.
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Graham expressed deep seated anger with his Democratic counterparts for their handling of the accusations from Ford and for California Democratic Sen.
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Jeb Bush, said she had deep-seated problems with Trump's foreign policy approach despite agreeing with him on certain issues like Iran.
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People can have strong, deep-seated feelings about a company like Uber, especially if it has committed these public mistakes for years.
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But maybe there are also deep-seated structural shifts preventing communities and individuals from tapping the great opportunities the modern economy offers.
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The firm said Mr. Alix carried a deep-seated grudge against it for competing against AlixPartners and hiring some of its employees.
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But there is a deep-seated belief among many South Koreans that their immense wealth was accumulated at the expense of the public.
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"Japan, as a country, has deep-seated anti-nuclear sentiment, based on the variety of experiences they've had with this technology," Lind explains.
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It's possible to come away with the sense that both childhood and adulthood can be confining, if one's trauma is deep-seated enough.
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The budget could unlock billions of dollars in pledged international donations, possibly offering the country a reprieve from its deep-seated economic problems.
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The demonstrations and the deep-seated discontent can be traced back to the crisis of neo-liberalism and the populist response to this.
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There is a deep-seated misogyny in the hearts and minds of too many men (and, sad to say, some women as well).
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It's just that I have a deep-seated problem with your preferences and what brings you small joy in our increasingly contentious world.
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The truth is, deep-seated family rivalries and inter-sibling grudges can be just as destructive as the perils of a haunted house.
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Hindsight lends a golden glow to the past, and retrospective views make clear exactly how difficult, deep-seated and intractable certain problems are.
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It's healthy, psychologically, to contend with deep-seated fears, and horror is a portion of how I (and so many others) do that.
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Rather, it stems from a deep-seated resentment for the ways bureaucracy demands my community's cooperation without promising me any of the rewards.
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And the reason that statement feels odd is because Guest's movies have always had a deep-seated affection for their openly ridiculous characters.
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My chagrin at this did not stem from some deep-seated disdain for Girls, a show I have watched faithfully since its premiere.
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But a deep-seated conservatism has stopped big firms from embracing shared-economy accommodation as an option when booking trips for their employees.
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The far more likely explanation is that, once again, Trump's words highlight his deep-seated ableism -- that pervasive prejudice against people with disabilities.
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Trump's obsession with the investigations reveals his deep-seated concern that his Kremlin cohorts may just have tipped the outcome in his favor.
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In the weeks that followed, I felt a deep-seated need for them to hear me, understand me, tell me I was good.
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But on the continent, the rise of populist right-wing politicians and anti-immigrant sentiment has rocked many societies, reflecting deep-seated tensions.
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It's easy to forget, amidst their artfulness, that Animal Collective are a fun band, built on the deep-seated joy of longtime friendship.
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People who use their wealth or title as a means of getting others into bed are acting on deep-seated insecurities, she said.
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He weaves food into his stories in a mundane way that communicates the deep-seated reasons of why, how, and what we eat.
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So yes, it's perfectly reasonable to argue that 2013's hatred of Hathaway was based in our culture's deep-seated hatred of women.
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The Trump administration's invocation of national security broke with a deep-seated collective understanding that such claims are verboten as justification for tariffs.
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All sides were accused of atrocities — kidnappings, rapes and summary executions — that bred deep-seated animosities across the country and even within families.
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The killers' motives often expose deep-seated jealousy, greed or the need for revenge that plague residents of the show's seemingly quiet villages.
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The panic has exposed a deep-seated xenophobia, and with it, a symptom of its own has surfaced: hostility toward East Asian people.
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The issues the movie would entertainingly raise — society's deep-seated chauvinism, the gender pay gap — would still have resonance, but not too much.
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" She also acknowledged that many "view that the results reflect people's dissatisfaction with the current situation and the deep-seated problems in society.
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Many of the problems brides and grooms face are deep-seated, involving family dynamics that have been embedded for a very long time.
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"Brazil's problems are really much more deep-seated than Dilma," said Peter Marber, head of emerging market investments at Loomis Sayles in Boston.
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But there is a deep-seated belief among many South Koreans that their immense wealth was accumulated at the expense of the public.
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When speaking to CNN, many local Bahamians repeatedly referred to the Haitians as "illegal," explaining there are deep-seated tensions between the groups.
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Families like mine will continue to be torn apart by deep-seated trauma because we lack the resources to do anything about it.
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But interviews with over a dozen workers revealed a deep-seated disillusionment with the recovery and the quality of jobs emerging from it.
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Modern psychology suggests that "dungeon digging," as it's called, can actually make people feel worse; sometimes deep-seated emotions are best left deep.
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Wang, who is very close to President Xi Jinping, became vice president last year, having previously run Xi's fight against deep-seated corruption.
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The 63-year-old nationalist secured a sweeping election victory late last year, promising to drain the political swamp and fight deep-seated corruption.
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"Even after a new leader is chosen, deep-seated divisions within the party will limit the scope for much-needed structural reforms," BMI said.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has overseen a multi-year war on graft, promising to quash deep-seated corruption at all levels of the party.
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Hong Kong has had its own government for 20 years now, though it has yet to successfully address the territory's deep-seated environmental issues.
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But deep-seated tensions between supporters of Gbagbo and those of President Alassane Ouattara — who won the war with French backing — continue to simmer.
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Vladimir Putin has some deep-seated issues with the US -- and Hillary Clinton Russian politics have a reputation for being a difficult to decode.
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It irreversibly encrypted computers' master boot records, the deep-seated part of a machine that tells it where to find its own operating system.
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It is also undeniable that the president has surrounded himself with a diverse set of advisers who have deep-seated disagreements on fundamental issues.
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"The lyric does seem to play into deep-seated anti-Semitic stereotypes about Jews and money," a representative for the organization told Rolling Stone.
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But "talent" is subjective, and tied up with all sorts of deep-seated preferences and prejudices within the Academy and the industry at large.
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They're not the Koch brothers, but they reflect a deep-seated conservatism and generations of libertarian philosophy that also happen to help their business.
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The Path Forward: The only way to temper Iran's "malign" activities is through a reduction in deep-seated Saudi-Iranian and U.S.-Iranian tensions.
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Yet even the status of imagined community has been difficult for the American nation to sustain, given its longstanding and deep-seated racial division.
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That deep-seated negative opinion about Clinton is at the center of why she would be a very poor choice for Democrats in 2020.
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But I'm nevertheless part of a generation of gay men for whom sex has always been inseparable from a deep-seated fear of HIV.
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The perception is that he's fulfilling this need that I think is pretty deep-seated—this need to fly in the face of that.
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A best seller in France, Dabos's debut novel evokes both the whimsy and the deep-seated sense of justice of the Harry Potter series.
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But Obama's insight about Roberts's deep-seated bias against the weak, which rings powerfully true, suggests that may not be the way to bet.
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Unless you're in a controlled setting, with a trained guide or someone you trust, the lower your chances of healing from deep-seated trauma.
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Even the revisionists admit their minority status, though some claim that it's because of a deep-seated liberal bias within the academic history profession.
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The Russian people's greatest advantage is their ability to endure today despite the deep-seated, often prescient suspicion that tomorrow life will be worse.
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Nor do they particularly suggest the kind of deep-seated psychosis or delusion associated with criminals who cannot appreciate the severity of their acts.
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"This guy was somebody who just had a deep-seated hatred for the United States and that was pretty clear from that," he said.
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Over the course of one year, the women's lives become enmeshed in surprising ways, revealing deep-seated tensions over class, race, and sexuality. —A.
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This deep seated hatred preordained that members of the opposing gangs could not conceive of any circumstances that could justify reaching across the divide.
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Paak fuses an optimistic sound with a spirit of determined resistance, alluding to a jumping over wall, Colin Kaepernick and deep-seated racial hostility.
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Adherence to conspiracy theory might not always be the result of some perceived lack of control, but rather a deep-seated need for uniqueness.
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When the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities were revealed in millions of processors earlier this year, those deep-seated vulnerabilities rattled practically the entire computer industry.
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That includes the human mind, so there's a deep-seated tendency in the human mind to see the world in ways which promote human survival.
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The sociopolitical climate of the electorate and deep-seated attitudes of a populous, Batman reminds us, is as important, if not more so, than numbers.
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He said deep-seated problems in global development had yet to be addressed effectively, with international trade and investment sluggish, and economic globalisation encountering headwinds.
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Thus, there is reason to expect that the deep-seated evolved mechanisms that helped our ancestors defend against threats also influence current-day policy preferences.
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Others may feel inspired to acknowledge and act on that deep-seated hunger for change in less self-destructive ways than the characters on screen.
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Of course, this didn't start recently — it's a deep-seated issue in American society — but social media is making these cases more visible than ever.
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Sure, he's little more than a marketing tactic that prays on our deep-seated desire to seem cool and edgy, but the dude has swagger.
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It developed into this deep-seated sense that I wanted to remember something about every day because it makes life seem richer, but also longer.
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He said deep-seated problems in global development had yet to be addressed effectively, with international trade and investment sluggish, and economic globalization encountering headwinds.
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The US government, all the while, has deferred to Western scientists, not deep-seated native knowledge and technologies, still a lingering, systemic bias in 2018.
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There is no more promising division than that between Trump's economic populism and the deep-seated free-market ideology of Ryan's faction of the GOP.
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In brief, New York's subways are in no short supply of two things: deep-seated, systemic problems and people who propose ways to fix them.
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City of London financial district chief Catherine McGuinness said a Brexit extension would only be a "sticking plaster" if deep-seated issues are left unresolved.
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Xi has vowed to stamp out deep-seated corruption in the ruling Communist Party, vowing to go after powerful "tigers" as well as lowly "flies".
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With the rise of modern long-form documentaries, reexamining old tragedies can even be used as a lens to examine larger, deep-seated cultural issues.
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This ghastly episode is an example of the "deep-seated culture of violence" at Rikers Island documented in a 2014 report from the Justice Department.
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And while some of the more creative efforts have worked, most schemes are localized and remain small-scale in the face of deep-seated resistance.
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Graffiti and signs of protest leave a lasting reminder of the deep-seated divisions among the world's most influential leaders and the people they govern.
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I've said this often: The most populist desire of the people of the United States and other free nations is long-lasting, deep-seated prosperity.
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Amazon stock fell 5 percent after a report said that President Trump is "obsessed" with the company, and has a "deep-seated antipathy" toward it.
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Away from the city's runways, Hailey stumbles across a few deep-seated subcultures that use clothing as a means of expressing what they believe in.
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Present at 1969 Woodstock and at 2016 Phish shows alike, it represents enduring Anti-Establishment beliefs and, most prominently, a deep-seated appreciation of marijuana.
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In particular, the bill, titled the Mothers and Offspring Maternal & Morbidity Awareness (MOMMA) Act, addresses the deep-seated racism that pervades the health care system.
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Anxiety and panic disorders, substance abuse, and suicidal ideations are also reported by victims, as is a deep-seated mistrust which can infuse other relationships.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The spokesman for Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday echoed German Chancellor Angela Merkel's comments that the two countries shared deep-seated differences.
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"Erickson also appreciates that the podcast helps listeners gain a "deep-seated sense of thinking on your feet and about practical solutions to business problems.
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Asset quality, while already undermined by significant deep-seated legacy problem loans in some banks, is expected to deteriorate due to significant foreign currency lending.
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It was so "lawyer-y" and full of bravado that even in my youth I could detect a whiff of deep-seated insecurity in it.
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Taking aim at a single company, even one as valuable as Huawei, is unlikely to shift deep-seated interests and practices in the Chinese economy.
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Analysts said India's electorate was clearly not upset enough about the deep-seated challenges facing India, including stagnant job growth, to vote against Mr. Modi.
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But deep-seated ideology is hard to shake, and protections have done little to fully empower Dalits, who remain among the country's most disadvantaged people.
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But the escalation also reflected a litany of deep-seated grievances between the United States and Turkey that threatens relations between the two NATO allies.
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China has jailed dozens of senior officials since President Xi Jinping launched a sweeping campaign against deep-seated graft after assuming office three years ago.
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Since assuming office three years ago, Chinese President Xi Jinping has waged a war against deep-seated corruption that has brought down numerous senior officials.
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Otherwise, the terrorists will have succeeded in forcing us to abandon the deep-seated principles of personal freedom and self-government that make America great.
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Still, while the security situation may have improved, many investors are wary of deep-seated corruption and a dense web of red tape and bureaucracy.
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Young Americans deserve a better way to channel their deep-seated climate concern, one that can actually reduce emissions at the required scale and speed.
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Executives, analysts and shareholders, say that reaction masks deep-seated problems for an industry struggling to attract money for new projects because of sustainability concerns.
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Salvini's brazen politicization of the issue, critics say, has added a veneer of legitimacy to deep-seated prejudices, and emboldened racists to act more assertively.
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He brought this grounding even to the most fantastical settings and characters, and the result was a deep-seated humanity running through his entire oeuvre.
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When you watched these men deliver the news, and trusted their impartiality or judgment, it was actually based on a deep-seated lie about their honorability.
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India is struggling to contain a recent flare-up in protests against its rule in Kashmir, where deep-seated anger and calls for independence remain widespread.
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The perception that it is fuels public misunderstanding and furthers an unhelpful narrative in which Russia is held responsible for America's deep-seated domestic political problems.
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Gilpin gives Crystal the right mix of over-the-top outrage and deep-seated personal issues to concoct an intriguing character to watch for 90 minutes.
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Even registered Democrats with deep-seated mistrust for mainstream outlets are pegged by our model as highly likely to support Mr Trump in the upcoming election.
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By tackling what's seen as a really un-sexy topic, we're working to reverse all the negative associations that are so deep-seated in our culture.
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Like San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook, Mateen was born and raised in the US, where mass shootings are a deep-seated part of the culture.
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After spending two minutes with him, I realize that if anyone is going to chip away my deep-seated inhibitions about cooking, it is Antoni Porowski.
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His answers revealed a deep-seated hatred toward Gawker and its staff, and in at least one case contradicted his past statements about the defunct site.
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President Xi Jinping has launched a sweeping campaign against deep-seated graft since assuming office three years ago, and dozens of senior officials have been jailed.
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In news that may shock you, most women do not have a deep-seated desire to have their body hair policed by men on the internet.
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The experience of leaving an emotionally candid voice message for a stranger evokes prayer, in that both express deep-seated feelings to an absent, unknown audience.
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It's a task I find difficult because I – like many Americans – want to move beyond the rhetoric and find real solutions to these deep-seated challenges.
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But years earlier Minsky had attacked another: deep-seated forces in financial systems propel them towards trouble, he argued, with stability only ever a fleeting illusion.
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Where jitters were once focused on doubts about one's partner, young people now appear to be discovering deep-seated disquiet about the institution of marriage itself.
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Unlike their efforts in 1960s America and today's Ukraine, the Russians aren't amplifying tensions by harping on deep-seated and harmful ideologies like racism or fascism.
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To help us get over our deep-seated disinterest, we called in a professional—Chris Kronner of Kronnerburger, a slice of burger heaven in Oakland, California.
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" Still, he said, "it is a deep-seated aspiration of many social scientists — sometimes conscious and sometimes unconscious — to get past wishy-washy culture and belief.
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But over the years, I began to reflect on how the system that I and others had constructed may have been perpetuating deep-seated social problems.
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Her parents, Abraham Doras Shadd and Harriet Parnell, were abolitionists, but even as free blacks living in the North, they faced deep-seated discrimination and segregation.
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The prosecution of the Namazis in Iran partly reflects deep-seated suspicions by its judicial authorities about Americans of Iranian descent who come back to visit.
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"There's a pretty deep-seated skepticism about Chinese companies — that they're not really being straight with you," said Landis, who did not attend the Xiaomi roadshow.
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Remember that we don't think he even left North Korea from 2011 until his recent trip to Beijing because of deep-seated paranoia about assassination attempts.
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Then, as now, the nation and its elected leaders were divided into two sharply opposed factions, harboring deep-seated cultural and philosophical resentments toward each other.
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Cross-examination of Mr. Weinstein accusers sought to tap into what were likely deep-seated suspicions held by some jurors of women who report sexual assault.
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There is also deep-seated suspicion between the two sides, and no longer mutual acceptance that the United States is the natural broker of any solution.
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But the slipping faith in democracy is also a product of a deep-seated culture of corruption that has eroded the legitimacy of the political system.
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To the Editor: Your editorial is premature and reveals your deep-seated prejudice against President Trump: Per The Times, anything Mr. Trump proposes is necessarily pernicious.
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When one of his hosts, Glenn Beck, declared on the air that the President had a "deep-seated hatred for white people," Ailes hardly reprimanded him.
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He tells us he doesn't buy the notion that movies like "Joker" inspire real-world violence ... because it's a more deep-seated issue with mental illness.
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In the market it is these deep-seated biases that stop us from seeing the obvious disaster hurtling towards us until after we have been injured.
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It has also contributed to the loss of manufacturing jobs in the United States and added to deep-seated discontent in the communities that lost them.
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These must be woven together at different scales, rhythms, and horizons to remain both flexible and enduring in the face of deep-seated structures of oppression.
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The resulting album, "Blood," was released this summer; it's an ambitious, lovely collage of neo-soul meters, husky deep-seated confessionals and stirrings of informed new serenity.
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The report also recommends steps toward fostering reconciliation between all in Rakhine state, to address the deep-seated, centuries-old mistrust that cannot easily be waged away.
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The change won't fix deep-seated factors that hampered the transmission of monetary policy – such as worries about losses incurred from government-mandated lending to small firms.
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The Tale, however, is meant to shock from a place of deep-seated outrage, of witnessing a violation that appalls because it is all too terribly real.
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Since first investing a decade ago, it has relied on a deep-seated alliance with Dan Gertler, a controversial Israeli businessman who started in the diamond trade.
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I think she's being hit with a lot of history and deep-seated feelings and this is just the [start of] an arc for Alice this season.
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If you post about your CrossFit or yoga routine on Facebook, you're probably a narcissist with a deep-seated need for outside validation, a new study says.
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The statement that she will not only oppose Trump, but actively work to elect Clinton shows how deep-seated Whitman's dislike of the Republican nominee has grown.
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As played by a steel-jawed Finn Wittrock, Trail is a man bound by duty, determination, and a deep-seated fear of his peers realizing he's gay.
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For people who are so rarely depicted on-screen, the well-documented hunger to be represented is surpassed by a deep-seated need to be represented well.
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In The Cold Between, Elizabeth Bonesteel creates a compelling space opera that brings together a deep-seated conspiracy within the interstellar Central Gov and a murder mystery.
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We all harbor deep-seated wishes for greater hope and control over our lives, so it's not surprising that many of us are prone to these beliefs.
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Less than half will get help, thanks in no small part to negative attitudes toward treatment and deep-seated biases against those who avail themselves of it.
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But he has also spoken of a "state minus" option, suggesting he could offer the Palestinians deep-seated autonomy and the trappings of statehood without full sovereignty.
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In a country on the frontline of the West's standoff with Russia, the electorate has rallied behind an anti-establishment figure promising to combat deep-seated corruption.
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Demonstrators say he is no fit health to run the country and want to see a new generation of leadership tackle deep-seated economic problems and corruption.
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Mexico raised the daily minimum wage in January by 16 percent under President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who has vowed to fight poverty and deep-seated inequality.
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Portland, Oregon (CNN)In this stereotyped mecca of liberal idealism lies a deep-seated subculture that just recently shocked the country: the white supremacist movement in Portland.
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Fairfax's EBITDA fell 2 percent last financial year with a 45 percent decline in its metro media division, reflecting the deep-seated troubles at its main newspapers.
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Let's next assume, as others do, that he's just a guy who's possibly got deep-seated white nationalist impulses that make him hate minorities, women and Jews.
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Baltimore still faces the deep-seated challenges — dilapidated housing, high rates of joblessness among young black people, violent crime — that created the climate that led to violence.
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Decades of political divisions and violent upheaval have led to the displacements of millions of people, while fueling deep-seated suspicion of both government agents and outsiders.
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More disturbingly, it has only gotten worse, illuminating the deep-seated problems that still plague the VA. Our veterans deserve better, starting with a full house-cleaning.
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They also betray an unease about working for large companies and, perhaps, a deep-seated human desire to know that someone is in control, whatever the tactics.
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Deep-seated problems Shamsullah Sahrahi, a resident of the district, said that the problems that Sangin's population face have been present since the exit of US troops.
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But most of us, in our heart of hearts, continue to harbor deep-seated prejudices when it comes to who we will welcome into our inner circles.
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Future research may reveal a deep-seated love for oyster ice cream among the masses throughout early-American history, but it doesn't look likely in the least.
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Tensions have gotten to the point that only face-to-face discussions are going to suffice to repair the increasingly deep-seated misunderstandings between our two states.
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He pointed back at deep-seated liberal grudges, going back to the presidency of Bill Clinton and the victory of Mr. Trump as evidence of the animus.
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Hillary Clinton had just fielded a question about "implicit bias" in policing, arguing that police needed "retraining" to deal with deep-seated psychological prejudices against African Americans.
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The win by Netta Barzilai for her #MeToo-themed hit, "Toy," seemed to ease, at least for now, deep-seated Israeli fears of cultural boycott and isolation.
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And the more the administration portrays that sequence of events as a deep-seated conspiracy, the more likely it becomes that the next whistle-blower goes rogue.
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Especially not when one of the most prevalent excuses for not vaccinating itself comes from a deep-seated hatred of and lack of understanding about disabled people.
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It was about the way we communicate feelings, the way words emerge from their hiding places in our minds and hearts, tucked away in deep-seated memories.
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How General McMaster will navigate rival centers of power within the White House that have their own deep-seated views on security policy remains to be seen.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump won the White House in 2016 due, in large part, to his willingness to play on deep-seated fear of the other.
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It's perhaps for this reason, along with a deep-seated distaste for brand posts in general, that so many people want Mr. Peanut to be in hell.
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There remains a deep-seated disdain among all too many Chinese toward upstart Westerners who crave the approval and affection of today's rulers of the People's Republic.
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"That you would have this kind of violent reaction against the introduction of a 1 percent tax suggests a deep-seated aversion to government generally," he said.
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That's because Hornsby's heartfelt portrayal of a man who is strict yet loving, flawed yet sincere, forces viewers to confront cinema's deep-seated stereotypes of black masculinity.
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But he has a deep-seated fear of spending—he will literally take the finished toothpaste back out of the trash to squeeze out one last drop.
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For all of Queer Eye's magical emotional powers, five men making over a schlub is not what is going to cure the deep-seated differences between American communities.
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The Annan commission was created by Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi in 2016 to find long-term solutions to deep-seated ethnic and religious divisions in Rakhine.
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But overall, the film gets at the core of King's story about the horrible nature of grief, loss, and our most deep-seated fears about illness and death.
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What it deserves—and what it now has—is a surreal fantasia exposing the very deep-seated entertainment business incongruities that seem to haunt Vince on the record.
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This led to a deep-seated insecurity about her looks which, according to Bynes, ultimately led to her early retirement, which she announced on Twitter back in 2010.
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The 21-year-old has been flipping his dad the bird before important races since he was 8 – and it's not because of some deep-seated familial issues.
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Last year, she said that "deep-seated" religious beliefs on abortion "have to be changed," a pledge that angered Christians who consider abortion the killing of innocent lives.
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The incident also demonstrates some deep-seated flaws within social media sites such as Facebook, Tumblr, or Twitter, and their ability to stop ongoing harassment and revenge porn.
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The English-language recruitment video is specifically directed at black and Muslim Americans and delves into the inequality of the country's justice system and deep-seated racial issues.
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In India's smaller towns and villages, deep-seated prejudices, often based on caste and religion, and cut-price mobile data can aggravate the so-called fake news problem.
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It was yet another disqualifying attribute of Trump's campaign—another example of Trump's deep-seated misogyny—but it was also widely treated as Trump's ace in the hole.
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It takes Perry confessing his deep-seated fear of Celeste leaving him for the truth to come out about the abuse (although that word is never explicitly used).
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Deep-seated anger with the government has seen scores of smaller groups protest in the streets and sparked grassroots initiatives such as crowdfunding drives and newspaper ad campaigns.
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Though Ansari struck a somewhat contrite tone in his 2018 statement, some of his standup after the allegations came to light seemed to point to deep-seated anger.
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It's a character with a deep-seated survivor's mentality that Molina tells Mashable he understands and respects, even if Aldrich occasionally compromised himself to stay in the game.
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" In the docs, she claims she "was forced to live on egg shells in the former marital home due to [Hartwell]'s deep-seated rage and uncontrollable anger.
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By the time Nixon rose to power and began a tradition of openly insulting the press, the media was already on high alert for deep-seated government malfeasance.
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"The body of evidence shows instead that President Trump holds a deep-seated, genuine and reasonable skepticism of Ukraine due to its history of pervasive corruption," Republicans wrote.
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While Democrats across ideological lines are in lockstep opposition to GOP efforts to unwind Obamacare, the Friday ruling also highlighted deep-seated policy rifts over what comes next.
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Those groups have tapped into a deep-seated suspicion of government efforts to interfere with gun ownership, which is protected by the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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Clinton, about how those closest to the Democratic nominee have tried to combat this image — and about the deep-seated habits and instincts that can unintentionally hurt Mrs.
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While President-elect Trump's "let them go somewhere else" was at odds with the country's deep seated constitutional culture, it also conveyed a "let them eat cake" cynicism.
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But the sharp-elbowed political fighting in Kiev and the failure to address deep-seated corruption that reaches the highest levels of the government are undermining those efforts.
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It's a deep-seated conflict that gives the game a sense of personality—of imperfect, conflicted humanity—that so few large commercial video games are allowed to possess.
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But this year they are beginning to shrink again, producing deep-seated fear in KwaMusi, a village of 4,000 more than two hours' drive northwest of Richard's Bay.
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But his approach has forced the narrative to focus not just on celebrating the US's victory but also on Trump's deep-seated impulse to make everything about himself.
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"The Art of American Whiskey," available at Amazon, $18.25Whether or not dad's a drinker, there's some deep-seated American history in Rothbaum's collection that no one can deny.
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Like many of their Cantonese-speaking peers, Henry and Janny were more fluent in English than in Mandarin, and harbored a deep-seated distrust of the Chinese government.
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Time and again, vote-seeking demagogues with few political credentials have swept to power in developing countries by tapping into deep-seated resentment toward a market-dominant minority.
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It's a deep-seated, visceral response; we don't consciously reason through it, but most of us seem to share the same sense that certain things are just repulsive.
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It is a combination of forces, research suggests, that taps into deep-seated instincts to seek safety in a familiar group identity — and to try to reimpose control.
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She's a slippery subject; but her impulse to punch holes in confining walls of all kinds was emphatic and deep-seated, and is more than welcome right now.
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Diane Lane played the pretty Cherry Valance, with demure little outfits and a deep-seated desire to see a different world than that of her presumably pastel bedroom.
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May's self-imposed deadline of March 2019, but ministers and civil servants are nonetheless preoccupied with them at a time when the country faces deep-seated social problems.
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Claire McCaskill, D-Missouri, confirms a deep-seated fear for many seniors: the prices of the 2000 brand-name drugs that are most prescribed to them have skyrocketed.
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Although Johnson always said her colleagues at NASA were kind and professional, there were nevertheless systematic and deep-seated biases against her at every step of her journey.
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Such fastidiousness also indulges some of the deep-seated neuroses that Trump would never cop to suffering from but that he exhibits on a second-by-second basis.
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"It's a deep-seated habit stemming from the fact that in an economy where things were scarce, you just used to get what you could when you could."
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Activists say dropout rates rise when girls are co-opted into household chores, pushed into early marriage or held back by discrimination and deep-seated taboos over periods.
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This may cause children to develop the sort of deep-seated mental scars that will last a lifetime, but the good news is they will be well-hydrated.
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We believe that these child-rearing ideas capture people's unreported worldviews — their deep-seated understanding of how the world works and what a good society ought to be.
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In its calls for an armed "revolution", the group draws on deep-seated historical resentment felt by some Rakhines towards the ethnic Bamar majority that dominates the central government.
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It combines NuBright™ LED Technology, ultra-pure 0003% hydrogen peroxide gel, and natural peppermint essential oil to get rid of surface stains and deep-seated discoloration in minutes.
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But thanks to the support of millions of mostly white men and women, Trump won the election, opening deep-seated socioeconomic fissures in the country and in our psyches.
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On Beijing's streets, there was support for Xi, who is well liked for his battle against deep-seated corruption and for raising the country's profile on the world stage.
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Though we're no psychologists, we sure tried to get at the root of some deep-seated childhood fears, and, so far, we haven't charged each other for the session.
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College students often tell her stories of deep-seated racism on their campuses, like the "white student union" at Auburn University, where she spent her first year of college.
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The Red Queen has her own reasons for wanting the gadget — world control, naturally, but also a deep-seated need to right a primal wrong from her own childhood.
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Kristian Thacker looks at another unusual meeting place — this one a protest site for unpaid miners in Kentucky, who are carrying on a deep-seated tradition of their own.
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Islam, he has argued, has a deep-seated theocratic tendency (in other words, an aspiration to influence government in the name of God) which is unlikely to change soon.
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" Sincerity is Scary" taps into our almost self-sabotaging distaste for earnestness on the internet; our desire to gloss over issues with sarcasm, our deep-seated aversion to vulnerability.
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Experts also point to a failure by authorities to address deep-seated poverty that persists in many black and mixed-race areas 25 years after white minority rule ended.
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And Apple's string of culture-defining products means that almost everyone has a deep-seated memory of an Apple device or service that traveled through a particular personal moment.
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Watch the Creators Project meet personal trainer-turned-performance artist Cassils, who challenges deep-seated notions about gender binaries: I've been a non-binary femme for about two years.
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Inspired by a deep-seated love of planes and flying, Milstein takes his bird's eye photos with a high-resolution camera, allowing him to capture the clustered, urban topography.
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By the time many young men do reach college, a deep-seated gender stereotype has taken root that feeds into the stories they have heard about themselves as learners.
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The NFL spat — which Trump was still prodding on Twitter a week later — reflected the President's deep-seated concerns about support from the base of voters who elected him.
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Demonstrators say Bouteflika is no state of health to run the country, and they want to see a new generation of leadership tackle deep-seated economic problems and corruption.
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She added that attempts to amend the bill had been a "total failure" and said the protests were a symptom of "fundamental and deep-seated problems" in Hong Kong.
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President Xi Jinping has waged war on deep-seated corruption since assuming power more than five years ago, vowing to go after lowly "flies" as well as powerful "tigers".
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Her challenge now is to harness the passions that Mr. Sanders unleashed, overcome the deep-seated antipathy of many younger voters, and direct those energies toward victory in November.
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By implementing interventions that address the deep-seated drivers of violent conflict, we may be able to prevent the outbreak of violence, and the downward spiral into mass atrocities.
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The ability to hand-pick when and in what context to face the consequences of your work is a privilege, deep-seated and treasured by those who possess it.
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I saw in his eyes, and I think he saw in mine, that our principles stemmed from deep-seated beliefs and a commitment to the cause — ensuring Israel's future.
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At worst, markets are complacent, and deep-seated flaws in how financial markets work mean that current stock and commodity prices aren't reflecting the major risks that lie ahead.
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"He clearly tapped into a deep-seated and important vein of feelings and emotions among what I would characterize as a very small slice of the electorate," Kidd said.
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The last-minute attempts at repentance did not convince the IAAF, whose investigation found no evidence that a "deep-seated culture of tolerance (or worse) for doping" has improved.
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As the United States has encroached on Russia's "near abroad"—the surrounding countries that comprise Russia's traditional sphere of influence—it has activated deep-seated Russian anxieties about invasion.
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But this dance is not just for entertainment: the hijra community there used the gathering to call for an end to deep-seated discrimination in the red-light district.
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And while both those candidacies reveal a healthy and deep-seated rejection of establishment politics, the electoral choices that people are being offered, in my view, are not enough.
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The concerns emerge from a deep-seated distrust of the Chinese among Malaysia's Malay-Muslim majority, who form the support base for the ruling United Malay National Organisation (UMNO).
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He needs to balance the need for cost-cutting and job cuts with deep-seated anger at the country's 29% unemployment rate and the weak state of the economy.
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The shooting was the latest in recent years to expose deep-seated mistrust between the Chicago police and residents of predominantly black neighborhoods on the South and West Sides.
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The resurgence of overt white supremacist sympathies is evidence of deep-seated frustration released into action by a president whose only motive in life seems to be self-glorification.
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That the rhetoric of "invasion" has become so normalized on Fox News is an illustration of how deep-seated incendiary anti-immigrant rhetoric has become in Trump's Republican Party.
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But he made little progress against deep-seated poverty and unemployment, and in 1989 the voters rejected him and returned the People's National Party, and Mr. Manley, to power.
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He faced criticism after he initially embraced the city's flashy but doomed 2024 Olympic bid and blamed "10 people on Twitter" for deep-seated opposition to hosting the games.
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It's a departure for the senator, who was unafraid to mix is up last week, especially with Buttigieg, a candidate she has long had a deep-seated animosity towards.
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But he was short on specifics that may have reassured investors his government had a clear plan to solve the deep-seated structural problems in Africa's most industrialised economy.
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Some solutions will also be found in my upcoming annual Policy Address, which will set out bold initiatives to tackle deep-seated problems, such as access to affordable housing.
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But much of the blame must also fall on now deep-seated uncertainties on the trade front, as the United States prepares to ratchet up tariffs on Chinese goods.
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"The evidence shows that President Trump holds a deep-seated, genuine, and reasonable skepticism of Ukraine due to its history of pervasive corruption," the Republicans wrote in their report.
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Aparicio's magazine images here have spurred debates about the underrepresentation of indigenous Mexicans in popular culture and advertising and about, more broadly, deep-seated racism and classism in Mexico.
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"It's a pretty deep-seated value that [health care] is a human right that should accrue to everyone," says Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne of health care in her province.
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Still, the persistence of this myth speaks to our deep-seated anxiety about a cataclysmic event destroying our collective knowledge and sending our species back to the dark ages.
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Todd – whose book Straight Jacket: How to be Gay and Happy is out this week – got a sense of how deep-seated William, Kate and Harry feel about the issue.
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"All of us agree that this is not a situation of business as usual, that this is a very deep-seated and difficult market situation for our farmers," Hogan said.
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" In Paul's May 21 victim impact statement, he wrote that he "can only assume that [Boucher's] deep-seated anger towards me co-mingles with his hatred of my political policies.
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At last month's five-yearly party congress, Xi pledged to continue the campaign to root out deep-seated corruption in the party, which has ensnared more than 1.3 million officials.
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The fact that these views are so deep-seated, subconsciously part of the modern psyche, is perhaps why we have been unable to see the growing danger in our midst.
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Insiders say the banking fraud, a steady hemorrhaging abroad of the equivalent of one-eighth of Moldova's gross domestic product in unsupported loans over several years, reflects deep-seated corruption.
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China has spent billions on research of biotech crops, but it has not yet approved the planting of any GM varieties of staple food crops amid deep-seated consumer opposition.
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It's hard not to conclude that her evolution from Defense of Marriage Act supporter to marriage equality advocate had more to do with her ambitions than any deep-seated beliefs.
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"Indeed, we find that a deep-seated culture of violence is pervasive throughout the adolescent facilities at Rikers," United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York said.
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Keith's served brisket, chicken, and sausage at the event and also offered their regular barbecue sauce just in case you don't happen to have a sense of deep-seated loathing.
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The fry-o-lator at your local fast-food dive is not the only place to get the deep-seated satisfaction that only a slivered and fried potato can deliver.
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Despite deep-seated opposition to gay marriage in the religious Latin-American state, a high turnout of voters on Sunday handed victory to the center-left ruling party through Quesada.
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When they were kids, The Mountain shoved The Hound's face into burning coals, giving him his distinctive facial scarring, fear of fire, and deep-seated hatred of his older brother.
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South Korea and Japan face similar threats from North Korea and China, but there is a deep-seated mistrust rooted in Japan's colonial rule of Korea from 1910 to 1945.
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In fact, the deep-seated disdain for Clinton in combination with the potential of her becoming the first female president seems to have ultimately swung the election against her favor.
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"You're guiding people who have relationships and deep-seated knowledge about the business to try and advance the agenda and codesign the solution with the businesses they serve," Chandarana said.
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Granted, this might say more about my own deep-seated, festering resentments and total incomprehension when faced with an idea of fun that differs from my own, extremely narrow, parameters.
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Whatever deep-seated fears — illnesses, accidents, loved ones dying — I'd managed to keep at bay in the brighter months emerged hungry and atomic-blast-proof with the 5 p.m. twilight.
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The prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, resigned last week as deep-seated anger over corruption and Tehran's outsize role in Iraq's government has driven months of protests in the country.
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And that's why, in a Triennial packed with unfamiliar, cutting-edge material, the biggest surprise is discovering that a deep-seated nostalgia underlies many of these forward-looking design experiments.
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Sure, we could talk about how maybe our dependence on packing all those maybe items has something to with our own deep-seated problems with commitment, but this isn't therapy!
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The decision by a Japanese politician to take paternity leave has been heralded as a major milestone for a culture stymied by deep-seated gender imbalance and extreme working hours.
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The Weinstein scandal reminded us, yet again, that these morally repugnant crimes are the source of deep-seated suffering, upheaval and emotional stress for millions of victims across the country.
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But once-prosperous Venezuela is reeling from its worst economic crisis in history, with deep-seated hunger, shortages and hyperinflation that Mr. Maduro's opponents have blamed on corruption and mismanagement.
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In the small hamlet of Arviat, as in much of the Arctic territory of Nunavut, hunting is an important subsistence activity, but also a deep-seated part of Indigenous culture.
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Even with Ayatollah Khamenei's deep-seated mistrust of the United States and the repressive force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, Mr. Kupchan said, "the tectonic plates are going to move."
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The notion that Cruz is unlikable stems from the fact that he is virtually friendless in the Senate, and that he inspires deep-seated annoyance in Republican bigwigs like Bob Dole.
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Yue Gang, a retired PLA colonel and military commentator, said many older veterans have a deep-seated instinct to mobilize quickly when they feel one of their own has been mistreated.
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Or maybe, not even thousands of deeply studied, highly tested product tweaks will be enough to fix the deep-seated issues with a culture more than 22019 years in the making.
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" And he revealed his deep-seated need for Trump's approval: "Not you or anyone you know will embarrass me in front of Mr. T when he asks me what is happening.
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McMillen's experience as a prop maker and model designer is clear, but the artworks go beyond the surface to manufacture a sense of deep-seated discomfort that made the show unforgettable.
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While some people work through their daddy issues in therapy, Theon decided to fix his deep-seated problems by betraying Robb Stark (Richard Madden) during the War Of The Five Kings.
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Why it matters: This painful episode gives voice to some of the deep-seated bitterness for one main character that we witnessed in "Valar Morghulis," while presaging major developments to come.
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Steve Scholzman, M.D., an assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, tells PEOPLE the fear is much more deep-seated, relating to one of our most primal instincts — pattern recognition.
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"This is a guy that came in already with a deep-seated suspicion of the United States," said Prashanth Parameswaran, associate editor of The Diplomat magazine and a Southeast Asia specialist.
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If he wants to be able to tackle deep-seated problems, such as high youth unemployment and unsustainable pensions, Mr Sánchez will need allies to govern in the 350-seat Congress.
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If there's a silver lining in these painful revelations, it was that the VC industry — like so many others — has been forced to begin to address its deep-seated gender issues.
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Though the crisis was triggered by the killing of Mr Kuciak and Ms Kusnirova, both 27, it exposed deep-seated frustration with Mr Fico's governing style, and cronyism in his party.
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Specifically, I have an issue with sharing lipstick with people (it makes me very anxious), and I've had a deep-seated, very random fear of rust causing tetanus — weird, I know.
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Anger over last month's election and the government's subsequent actions is no longer falling across traditionally deep-seated tribal divisions; voters on both sides of the political aisle are worried now.
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Gillian Jagger, an artist guided by a deep-seated connection to nature and best known for imposing sculptures and installations that often incorporated tree trunks and animal carcasses, died on Oct.
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Using Egyptian territory, in effect, to resettle Palestinian "refugees" would violate a deep-seated taboo, which is one reason Sisi's Islamist enemies often accuse him of scheming to do just that.
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"I freely admit that when I started this job, I didn't understand some of the deep-seated and deep-rooted issues that there are in Northern Ireland," Bradley told the wesbsite.
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"You're guiding people who have relationships and deep-seated knowledge about the business to try and advance the agenda and co-design the solution with the businesses they serve," Chandarana said.
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In that book, she identified deep-seated voter anger, fueled by an uncertain economy, cultural divisions and disenchantment with government, as a potent force that politicians needed to understand and harness.
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Because I'm never one to miss out on a pastry trend — coupled with my deep-seated love of all things appetizing — I decided to try my hand at babka making, too.
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He successfully swapped his star power for his "Movement," the name he's bestowed upon his loyal army of red hat-wearing mouthbreathers, united in their blind anger and deep seated prejudices.
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Memes likes this go viral because the deep-seated desire to express every thought and opinion that crosses our minds is always there, under the surface, building pressure like volcanic magma.
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Varnell, who voiced a deep-seated contempt for the US government, allegedly mulled targeting government buildings in Maryland and Washington, DC, along with a Bank of America data center in Texas.
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Clinton, speaking in 2015, made clear that she believes "deep-seated cultural codes, religious beliefs and structural biases have to be changed" in order to achieve her vision of America's future.
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Other actions included "direct dialogue" with the community, a review of Hong Kong society's "deep-seated problems" and the appointment of two new members to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC).
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The tensions that broke out in August 2017 thrust the city, often considered a bastion of Southern progressivism, into a national conversation about Confederate statues, deep-seated racism and economic disparities.
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To prevent children from regressing, there must be a balance between tough love and tolerance of behavioral problems that stem from deep-seated pain, said Jonathan McLean, the director of Hawthorne.
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In May, during a discussion about an altogether different subject, Tucker Carlson, the host of a talk show on the Fox News Channel, revealed his deep-seated animus toward Penn Station.
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" She notes that these exchanges were humiliating but useful in providing "insight into the way whites feel when they are made the circumstantial target of blacks' justified and deep-seated anger.
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"Pamplona" explores those relationships and reveals Hemingway's deep-seated fixations with his mother; with J. Edgar Hoover; and with the whole notion of what it means to flourish, and to fail.
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Cast for the first time into the forefront of the war, urban anti-Communist political observers were roused to action, and they reached across deep-seated political, regional and religious divides.
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"My conclusion," Sawhill wrote: Democrats must first win the White House and the Congress and then begin to address the deep-seated problems that have been neglected for far too long.
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It didn't take long for Mr. Harris to realize how even a little facial hair on an American diplomat with his ethnic background could stir Koreans' deep-seated sentiments against Japan.
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While Starbucks and the public do the hard, slow, personal work of trying to purge deep-seated prejudices, we also have to decide that the people being hurt are worth protecting.
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But the stain of guilt on the group of men in Pocahontas County, and the deep-seated trauma inflicted by the unsolved murders on the families of the murdered women, remains.
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The U.S. has deep-seated, tough issues to address with China, including subsidization, cloud computing, data flows and localization, forced technology transfer, overcapacity, industrial policy and intellectual property protection and enforcement.
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What he tapped into was deep-seated public resentment of the prevailing system that these authors obviously support and advocate for, a system that was not working for millions of people.
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The push demonstrates how Trump, in less than three years in office, has perfected a grievance machine that converts deep-seated outrage on the right into fundraising dollars and new support.
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They deliver the same old platitudes: disaffected voters, angry white men who have suffered economically and feel forgotten, Trump's populist message represented the nation's deep-seated distrust of Washington, ad infinitum.
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That deep-seated political agenda has allowed the Kochs and others in their network to build a political climate from the ground up that is more favorable to their personal interests.
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The Trump administration's announcement Tuesday that the U.S. is leaving the notorious United Nations Human Rights Council has been characterized as an example of administration's deep-seated hostility to the international community.
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The Belfast government collapsed in January when Irish nationalist party Sinn Fein withdrew over a heating subsidy scandal, saying they were being treated by First Minister Arlene Foster with "deep-seated arrogance".
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"A lot of people won't want to take responsibility if it's said in jest, or they'll try to justify their comments because of the deep-seated beliefs they have," Dr. Zeising says.
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On the other hand, if the divisions in American politics aren't just about money, if they reflect deep-seated prejudices that progressives simply can't appease, such visions of radical change are naïve.
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But France led resistance to Britain's membership in the 1960s, with Charles de Gaulle blocking Britain's accession in 1961 and 1967, accusing the British of "deep-seated hostility" to the European project.
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For every life lost, there are even more stories – from family, friends, and colleagues – that must be heard to eradicate the deep-seated stigma and the silence that contribute to this crisis.
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The fact that a gay bar was attacked by a Muslim man is not to be brushed aside or understated—it is the unconscionable but predictable consequence of a deep-seated homophobia.
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VW has struggled to raise its profitability because deep-seated reforms have been blocked by a supervisory board dominated by representatives from Lower Saxony, where VW is based, and the labour unions.
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Blind partisanship and a deep-seated distrust of NPR appears to have made some supporters lash out at the station for tweeting out a document that was last controversial in, um, 1776.
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I have been a big fan of online for a long while now, thanks in no small part to the fount of deep-seated idiocy you can encounter on any given day.
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That said, the root cause of this "new normal" is undeniably public opinion's deep-seated discontent with the status quo and the inability of the establishment to deliver the goods as promised.
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The about-face and the explanation for it from Iran's foreign and defense ministries appeared to reflect deep-seated and longstanding suspicions of Russia despite their tactical alliance in the Syria war.
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His most famous book is a history of Chinese medical ideas, in which he sees classic figures, such as the Yellow Emperor, as a reflection of the Chinese people's deep-seated pragmatism.
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But a recent government communiqué has pushed them into the limelight and forced Malaysians to confront, with unusual frankness, the deep-seated prejudices that some hold against low-skilled workers from abroad.
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Fast-food chains, especially, have been successful at inserting themselves into the digital lives of consumers — often by stirring up drama with their anthropomorphized competitors and tapping into deep-seated customer loyalties.
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During the four-and-a-bit years of his reign, English football has faced a litany of problems, nearly all of them starker, more enduring and more deep-seated than Roy Hodgson.
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Though China has ways to prop up its economy, there are deep-seated concerns that it is not ready for a prolonged standoff, which could exact a heavy toll on people's livelihoods.
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Official Catholic catechism says that "homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered," even as sympathy for "objectively disordered" homosexual desire, which is understood to be "deep-seated" and not necessarily a choice, is allowable.
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While Putin and Xi seek to reconcile their differences, as reflected by their public show of drinking vodka and eating caviar together at this week's Eastern Economic Forum, deep-seated rivalry remains.
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The 47-year-old even started to trust the team with the details of his deep-seated addiction, confiding how he would consume mouthwash, vanilla extract and even hand sanitizer at times.
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We look at the role played by the country's deep-seated gender inequality, where women are not expected to achieve as much as men and sometimes hold themselves back from educational opportunities.
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"I still believe they have a deep-seated cultural problem," Representative Jason Chaffetz, Republican of Utah, and the chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, said in an interview.
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"These instances reflect that any short-term solution they reach will only be a shaky one at best as they still have deep-seated mistrust against each other," said the EIU's Adenwala.
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And while I'm skeptical about mindfulness as an effective tool to combat a condition so deep-seated, I at least have a more salient understanding of what my brain is up to.
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"Current racial code operates by appealing to deep-seated stereotypes of groups that are perceived as threatening," Ian Haney-López, a professor at the University of California Berkeley, told Vox in 2016.
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Like, exactly what you're going through: When it happened, who you're pining over, and what you're trying to do to stave off that newly-reignited, deep-seated fear of winding up forever alone.
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"For me, it connects to a very deep-seated belief within a patriarchal system," she said, referring to the gossip industrial complex's interest in her love life, especially her relationship with Chris Evans.
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Software leaders' deep-seated fear of hiring anyone that will slow them down is systematically locking out millions of skilled engineers who lack a high pedigree while forging a so-called talent shortage.
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Such bets can be risky, though, because a stock's underperformance may reflect deep-seated issues that private equity fund managers may struggle to resolve, such as emergence of new competitors in its market.
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Since assuming office four years ago, Xi has waged war on deep-seated graft, warning like others before him that the problem is so bad it could affect the party's grip on power.
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The fear that secularists would try to undermine their governments convinced elected Islamists that they needed to grab as much power as possible; the lack of deep-seated democratic traditions made things worse.
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The other parties, though, from the centre-right New Democracy to the Greek communists, are all likely to vote against the deal, reflecting a deep-seated nationalism that still prevails among Greek voters.
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In August 2014, when his office released a scathing investigation of the jail, US Attorney Preet Bharara wrote that a "deep-seated culture of violence" is embedded in the very fabric of Rikers.
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Fresh on the heels of a dustup over single-payer health care, a new fight between the Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders campaigns is exposing some deep-seated rifts between the two camps.
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The first reaction was 'how could this happen in my city?' and then after thinking about it for a while you realize it's not about the city but it's something more deep-seated.
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Xi launched the "toilet revolution" in 2015 as part of a drive to improve standards of domestic tourism in China, which he said suffers from deep-seated problems of a lack of civility.
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What we did not fully understand, or account for, is the deep-seated, intractable anger of white Americans who never viewed Obama as the answer to any question or desire they'd ever had.
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What would it be like, in other words, if Superman -- or Homelander (Antony Starr), as he's known here -- flashed the same winning smile, which obscured a needy psychopath with deep-seated emotional issues?
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Although Barnett is doing better than ever career-wise, a deep-seated malaise still courses through Tell Me How You Really Feel, manifesting in a brutal lyrical honesty that verges on the masochistic.
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Critics accuse Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of a deep-seated bias against minority Muslims and say the campaign against illegal migrants is aimed at Muslims, and threatens to further marginalize the community.
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For instance, he said he wanted to "hit" some of the speakers who criticized him at the Democratic National Convention; in his words, there's anger, a need to provoke and deep-seated irreverence.
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Islamophobia is deep-seated, and it has recently been fanned by extremist monks, who point to the eclipse of Buddhism by Islam in Afghanistan and Indonesia, and warn that Myanmar may be next.
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Watching the U.S. Senate struggle to perform a two-century-old duty with a modicum of decorum is a reminder of the deep-seated resentment and mutual contempt that drives our politics today.
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The voices most skeptical of Cohn say the former Goldman Sachs president has turned to his advantage the president's deep-seated desire — despite all his rebellious rhetoric — to be accepted by establishment elites.
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Shifting deep-seated gender norms as part of a national security strategy first requires acknowledging that they're linked—that gender inequality isn't something that can be tackled after security concerns are dealt with.
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This is because 2000 was the year he received an experimental operation, one that destroyed most of several deep-seated structures in his brain, including his hippocampus, his amygdala and his entorhinal cortex.
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"The importance of viewing nature, especially animals, appears to be deep-seated into the human psyche," says Alan Beck, professor and director of the Center for the Human-Animal Bond at Purdue University.
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But in the more than five hours of conversations — the last extensive biographical interviews Mr. Trump granted before running for president — a powerful driving force emerges: his deep-seated fear of public embarrassment.
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But because media coverage prioritizes political spin over information, the first reports conveyed caterwauling about Trump's purported xenophobia, his knee-jerk overreaction based on a supposedly deep-seated hostility to non-white populations.
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The large-scale clashes — rare in this financial hub — underscore both the deep-seated anger that protesters feel about the erosion of liberties in the territory and the police's resolve to maintain order.
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That's exactly the kind of deep-seated problem excising Weinstein and his name from the industry can't fix — but one the industry must, if it has any chance of evolving past this incident.
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Thus began one of the largest and most ambitious investigations of international graft and money laundering in American history, one that would expose decades of deep-seated rot and corruption in global soccer.
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" In its own letter to Ofcom, Color of Change, an activist group that promotes racial justice, called 21st Century Fox "a company with a deep-seated culture of systemic racial and sexual abuse.
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In fact, Russian foreign policy rests on a deep seated consensus that the country must remain a fully sovereign great power, a peer to the United States, and a regional hegemon in Eurasia.
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The government hopes to take advantage of the current lull in violence to accelerate public dialogue and set up an independent review committee to find solutions to deep-seated societal issues, she said.
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China has pursued an overseas search dubbed Operation Fox Hunt for corrupt officials and business executives who have fled abroad with their assets, part of President Xi Jinping's war on deep-seated corruption.
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Yet the defeat of the al Houthis — whatever that looks like — will only reveal the fractious nature of the anti-al Houthi coalition and the pervasive and deep-seated mistrust among Yemeni powerbrokers.
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And today American art remains further imperiled by its absurd, inflated commodification, by the banal ideological agendas of cultural institutions, and of course by a deep-seated general neglect of its real meanings.
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No one knew the extent to which a courtroom bankruptcy process in a large American city could spur solutions to deep-seated structural problems, many the result of poverty, race, and power inequities.
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But despite their exploits, football boots in the seventies remained black as a general rule, be it due to manufacturing norms or deep-seated ill feeling toward coloured boots and those who wore them.
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Many brands have recognized the complex, deep-seated reliance the industry has created in these communities and have joined working groups in an effort to band together for change, but progress has been slow.
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The U.S. has maintained a presence in the Middle East since the 1950s and has deep-seated alliances throughout the region — many of which are now being questioned in light of Trump's decision-making.
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President Donald Trump is setting aside his deep-seated skepticism of Bush family allies for what he has described as "the most important decision a US president can make" — nominating a Supreme Court justice.
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"The name change really reflects our deep-seated interest in studying complementary and integrative health as part of conventional care, and not as an alternative to conventional care," says NCCIH Deputy Director David Shurtleff.
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Like Chris Brown, some of them are artists who made perfectly respectable pop hits that I didn't pay much attention to — until they were outed as serial abusers with more serious, deep-seated issues.
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It was a serious warning about the limits the area's central bank would face in an economic system of deep-seated labor market rigidities, structural and political differences, and independent and uncoordinated fiscal policies.
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I've held a deep-seated mistrust of artificial sweeteners ever since I was a child, when my paternal grandfather used to stir pink-packeted Sweet'N Low into his coffee and tea with reckless abandon.
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Comey's firing has put that deep seated Trump desire on center stage, bringing to bear how the President's business history -- and management style -- are influencing the day-to-day operations of his White House.
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The CoC's Report Card reveals a deep-seated pessimism about the state of the world: overall international cooperation earned a barely-passing C-, a steep drop from the B conferred just a year ago.
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Returning to recession will also deepen concerns about South Africa's failure to tackle deep-seated structural blocks on growth, including unemployment that has risen to its highest rate since 2003 at 27 per cent.
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Far from marking the dawn of a new era, the election of Ana Brnabič as prime minister has triggered a discussion about Serbia's deep-seated homophobia and the role she plays in perpetuating this.
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By "us" I mean that hydra-headed beast known as the media, and the deep-seated lack of trust that has been building for decades and has been turbo-charged during the Trump era.
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Mains, the child agent, says this transition is where she often sees young stars go astray, sometimes out of not knowing what to do with themselves; sometimes out of deep-seated feelings of rejection.
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We have fought in every war from the American Revolution to Iraq and Afghanistan, only to come home to a country that has yet to reconcile deep-seated issues of race, inequality, and injustice.
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In this way, Green Party voters do not have to fear helping Trump win the election, yet they also do not have to begrudgingly ignore their deep-seated convictions and outright vote for Clinton.
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As both political parties belatedly recognize the anxiety and deep-seated anger of blue-collar workers nationwide, the more-trade-is-good bipartisan consensus that has long held sway in Washington is being sundered.
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When Darden does his preliminary interview to find out how Fuhrman will come off while he testifies, Darden perceives Furhman as being way too polite, which Darden thinks is covering up deep-seated racism.
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My dad brings a deep-seated knowledge of the British folk genre, and a lot of my love for guitar playing comes from learning from him and his influences, which eventually became my influences.
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And as a biologist looking at the roster of heroes that makes up the Avengers, it's really interesting because I have this deep-seated want to sort of categorize them into different biological categories.
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That said, the task facing the Jenkins plaintiffs goes beyond simple logic—they are up against the emotional, deep-seated, quasi-religious belief that money will corrupt the sacred bond between academics and athletics.
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A broad anti-graft campaign in China, aimed at rooting out deep-seated corruption in the ruling Communist Party, including the misuse or embezzlement of government funds, has ensnared more than 1.3 million officials.
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And since production companies often prioritized shock value above patient care, shows tended to focus less upon improving women's confidence and more on patching over deep-seated issues with a new set of DDs.
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"This cannot be a time when any of us allow competition between partners, rigid institutional restrictions or deep-seated ideology to inhibit our cooperation and jeopardize the security of our citizens," she said. Mrs.
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"This was calculated, it was coldblooded, it was motivated by this deep-seated racial animus," Thomas T. Cullen, the United States attorney for the Western District of Virginia, said after the sentence was announced.
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Ms. DeVos's support for her gay friends and for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights are a largely unknown but deep-seated aspect of her history, dating as far back as the late 1990s.
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The historic meeting was a diplomatic coup for Francis, who has long sought to ease tensions that can be traced back to the deep-seated rift between the Eastern and Western branches of Christianity.
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Nevertheless, traders at some exchange houses in Tehran told Reuters they had not seen a sudden rise of dollar demand in recent weeks - suggesting the reasons for the rial's tumble might be deep-seated.
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Let's hope the president's decision on the nuclear deal emerges from a sound, reasoned strategic choice on Iran, not from a misguided isolationist impulse or a deep-seated animus to his predecessor's crowning achievement.
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Real-estate colonists, of course, can fan fears of gentrification, and among a population that is 77 percent Hispanic, according to the last census, there are signs a deep-seated culture may be changing.
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PREPA — with its historic resistance to transparency, its record of financial recklessness, its years of operational failures, its deep-seated hostility to professional planning standards and renewable energy — must be jarred from its complacence.
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Critics of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government say it is promoting a Hindu-first agenda for India and that the citizenship law excluding Muslims showed a deep-seated bias against India's 170 million Muslims.
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We understand that sexual harassment is a symptom of broader systemic inequality in our industry, and going forward we are resolved to eradicate the deep-seated problem of gender-based discrimination at its source.
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A scourge of domestic violence in Central America, motivated by a deep-seated sense of ownership over women and their place in relationships, is a powerful and often overlooked factor in the migration crisis.
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A scourge of domestic violence in Central America, motivated by a deep-seated sense of ownership over women and their place in relationships, is a powerful and often overlooked factor in the migration crisis.
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"This hatred, which is deep-seated in people, exploded in an extreme way," Mr. Owsiak, a fierce critic of the governing party and a frequent object of attacks from right-wing politicians, told reporters.
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Despite his need to document his family and friends, Huckaby is not, strictly speaking, a realist, because, in at least one work, he addresses his own deep-seated apprehension about being black in America.
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This album conveys a deep-seated emotional resilience, but there's not enough tension in it — she needs more musical ingredients, more irritants, more guitar solos like the one in "Timefighter," to push back against.
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Since assuming office four years ago, President Xi Jinping has waged war on deep-seated graft, warning like others before him that the problem is so bad it could affect the party's grip on power.
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He addresses the deep-seated view of a majority of Americans who believe, with good reason, that our government in Washington caters more to the lobbyists on K Street than the people on Main Street.
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Beijing has spent billions of dollars to develop GMO crops that it hopes will ensure food supplies for its 1.4 billion people but has not yet approved commercial cultivation amid deep-seated anti-GMO sentiment.
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And Endgame's filmmakers pack their story with payoffs for the longest-term fans, reminding them how well they know these characters' existing emotional arcs and deep-seated insecurities, and drawing those ideas out at length.
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A warrior named Eolo, aide to the legitimate Raven's Lease, works to help restore the throne to the rightful ruler, only to discover a deep-seated secret that could shake the kingdom to its core.
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Some might retort that the bonds created by common endurance of pain and risk are so obvious, and so deep-seated in human experience, that the point is really just a matter of common sense.
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Critics accuse Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party of a deep-seated bias against Indian Muslims and say hardline groups allied to the BJP have become emboldened by his huge victory in the May elections.
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The impetus for minimizing interference is a deep-seated belief that attempts to meddle in markets via industrial policy, "command and control" regulations, and targeted spending tend to backfire, distorting the economy and slowing growth.
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When these resources are depleted by prior tasks that require increased effort and concentration, we can experience a deep-seated aversion to planning, knowing that it would require the mental energy we simply can't expend.
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Part of Xi's fight against deep-seated graft has been to ensure officials are not seen abusing their positions and wasting public money, after a series of scandals involving high-living bureaucrats ignited public anger.
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For experts in the field say it could be a model for other countries recovering from long-running conflicts, helping cement peace by reducing deep-seated inequalities and rebuilding regions that were ransacked by war.
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There's a deep-seated cultural hesitancy around becoming a donor — traditional Chinese medicine associates high levels of semen with strength and vitality — even with incentives that range from thousands of dollars to a free iPhone.
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Juries can be unwilling to convict defendants of the aggravated versions of a crime if they think that the abuse was simply flung in the heat of the moment, rather than representing deep-seated prejudice.
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President Xi Jinping has launched a war against deep-seated corruption since assuming office more than three years ago, waging a campaign that has brought down numerous senior officials, including former security tsar Zhou Yongkang.
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Getting a birth control for men to market will require overcoming hurdles in the drug development process, winning over the pharmaceutical industry, satisfying FDA safety standards, and reckoning with our culture's deep-seated gender expectations.
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But, the bill is unlikely to gain much support or pass any time soon given deep-seated opposition to carbon taxes by most congressional Republicans and influential right-leaning groups, notably Americans for Tax Reform.
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The Times obtained more than five hours of interviews that Mr. Trump granted before beginning his run for president, which reveal a deep-seated fear of public embarrassment and a fixation on his own celebrity.
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Sunday is a spiritual day for you, as healing planet Neptune harmonizes with optimistic Jupiter, encouraging you to come to terms with and let go of whatever deep-seated issues weigh heavy on your mind.
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A Hickenlooper candidacy would be interesting because there's no way to govern Colorado, as he has for eight years, without dealing with the way Trump has tapped into a deep-seated economic and cultural frustration.
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To destroy the last thing Negan holds dear would compromise some deep-seated shred of integrity that still means a lot to Jadis, and so she indulges in the gesture of mercy and spares Lucille.
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Given deep-seated European skepticism of American intentions at the moment, accepting a nuclear deployment under a Trump president would kick off a political hurricane—one that each NATO member nation is eager to avoid.
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The queen is to say that "small steps taken in faith and in hope can overcome long-held differences and deep-seated divisions to bring harmony and understanding," according to a statement from the palace.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei took office on Tuesday in a ceremony overshadowed by delays and protests against outgoing officials seeking immunity from prosecution, a reminder of the country's deep-seated political corruption.
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But it doesn't take a doctor of psychology to recognize that watching your childhood home and birth parents get wiped out by a droid army might inform some deep-seated issues with all droids everywhere.
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In effect, he and Ms. MacCormack argue, the social generosity of humans appears to be sufficiently deep-seated and potent to trump the irritation of an empty stomach, at least of the affluent Western variety.
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The research also reveals the pressure that the deep-seated American suspicion of immigrants (which long predates Mr. Trump) exerts on the American value of homeownership and all its associated virtues like responsibility and stability.
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Demonstrators say the exclusion of Muslims betrays a deep-seated bias against the community and that the law is the latest in a series of moves by Modi&aposs Hindu nationalist government to marginalise them.
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Spain's unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 21 percent in the first three months of the year, a reminder of the economy's deep-seated problems as voters prepare for a second parliamentary election expected in June.
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Perhaps you're not like us and the idea of eating a happy pizza on Blue Monday ends up raising your endorphins instead of inflaming your deep-seated hatred of authority, capitalism, and the industrial food complex.
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The novel, which became a best seller and was adapted into a 1999 feature film, explores the sometimes porous line between unrequited love and resentment, and how deep-seated animosity and fear can erode a community.
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The novel, which became a best seller and was adapted into a 1999 feature film, explores the sometimes porous line between unrequited love and resentment, and how deep-seated animosity and fear can erode a community.
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Still, critics have said tech companies' recent efforts to get their acts together are too little, too late, and that these policy and product tweaks aren't likely to fix deep-seated problems ahead of India's elections.
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Mexico raised the daily minimum wage last month by 16 percent under new President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who has vowed to improve wages as well as fight poverty and deep-seated inequality in the country.
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"Underneath the trade dispute — trade's being used as a weapon here — are far more deep-seated influences that have been there since the Second World War, so that may take some more resolving too," he said.
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LONDON, March 21 (Reuters) - Extending Britain's departure date from the European Union would only be a "sticking plaster" if deep-seated issues are left unresolved, City of London financial district chief Catherine McGuinness said on Thursday.
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The film definitely doesn't hide its liberal bent, but at the core of this messaging is a deep-seated discomfort with women taking the lead in a narrative that has, until now, been geared towards men.
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She spent four years visiting over one hundred Indigenous communities in B.C. carrying out mobile technological training programs to overcome this deep-seated resistance, her team providing everything from Microsoft Office certification to PC repair training.
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"The rivalry between the U.S. and China is deep-seated, and tensions will remain even if the current round of talks succeed," Vincent Heaney, a strategist at UBS Global Wealth Management, said in a client note.
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To shut ourselves off from opening lines of communication with Moscow because of deep seated antagonism and a stubborn desire to stay as far away from Russia as possible will only serve to hurt American interests.
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With a focus on physicality and a continual process of "becoming" through this powerful imagery, Cassils challenges deep-seated notions of gender binaries and is physically changing the landscape of contemporary art as we know it.
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Byrne highlighted the same concerns as those living in Republican flashpoints — a sense of alienation, a deep-seated resentment toward the police and the British establishment, and a feeling that politicians have all but abandoned them.
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The Cultural Revolution gave rise to a widespread and deep-seated horror that led a few people to formulate an explicit concept of freedom and gave the majority the desire and basis to accept this concept.
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" According to the memo, Republicans will insist that the president had a "deep-seated, genuine and reasonable skepticism" about Ukraine given its history of corruption, and that his decision to withhold security aid was "entirely reasonable.
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Mexico raised the daily minimum wage last month by 13 percent under new President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who has vowed to improve wages as well as fight poverty and deep-seated inequality in the country.
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In trying to "solve" the problems it's helped create, Google is also working against human nature—against our tendency to "self-select" and organize ourselves into enclaves, our deep-seated need to belong and to believe.
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People who vote for Hillary Clinton say they want an experienced candidate, because they know Clinton is the candidate with the experience brand, not because they have a deep-seated commitment to the value of experience.
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"This was calculated, it was cold blooded, it was motivated by this deep-seated racial animus," said Thomas T. Cullen, the United States attorney for the Western District of Virginia, after the sentence was handed down.
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There was a hope early on in the media that certain GOP senators would vote to convict the president due to perceived electoral worries or deep-seated personal animosities that news anchors discovered by mind-reading.
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Bi Jingquan, the head of the China Food and Drug Administration, told the Standing Committee of National People's Congress on Friday that while significant progress had been made in the food sector, "deep-seated" problems remained.
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They insisted that art was not about the perfection of the image or the primacy of process or the execution of an idea; it was about the transmission of deep-seated, suppressed, sometimes even incoherent truths.
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It was a grisly scene that combined two deep-seated preoccupations for many New Yorkers: the fear of encountering drunk or deranged people on the subway and the terror of being pushed onto a subway track.
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There is another deep-seated problem in the federal death-penalty system that often escapes public notice: Federal prisoners typically get less judicial scrutiny of their convictions and death sentences than do state death-row prisoners.
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This disparity extends across many top colleges in Japan, reflecting deep-seated gender inequality in a country where women are not expected to achieve as much as men, and sometimes hold themselves back from educational opportunities.
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The dearth of women at Todai is a byproduct of deep-seated gender inequality in Japan, where women are still not expected to achieve as much as men and sometimes hold themselves back from educational opportunities.
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Deep-seated colorism, widespread classism, and rampant anti-gay, anti-transgender prejudice combine to create an environment that, traditionally, hasn't allowed indigenous people like Aparicio and Vasquez to be seen — let alone to be covering Vogue.
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Xi has vowed that his fight against deep-seated corruption in the ruling Communist Party should intensify, saying that China needs strong mechanisms to form a "cage" to prevent officials of all levels from breaking rules.
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The unrest has exposed the deep-seated resentment among non-city dwellers that Macron, whose popularity is now at about 20 percent, is out-of-touch with the hard-pressed middle class and blue-collar workers.
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It's commonplace, for example, to treat the contemporaneous and narrow electoral victories of Donald Trump and Brexit in the United States and United Kingdom as revealing some important, deep-seated truth about the nature of global capitalism.
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In short, Lerner and Tirole claimed to demonstrate that the main motivating factor in open source development were the economic benefits that accrued to the developers, not some deep-seated desire to give the world free software.
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This is, in part, the result of deep-seated racism in American life — a racism that often manifests less through hatred than through underestimation and dismissal; a racism that draws on centuries of belief in black inferiority.
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Institutional change can only arise from dialogue, deliberation and debate There are examples from around the world that dealt with deep-seated conflicts, such as in South Africa post-apartheid and Northern Ireland after years of terrorism.
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Demands for Shokin's removal in 2015 were coming not just from the US Administration but officials with the International Monetary Fund and the European Union, increasingly frustrated with the lack of action on Ukraine's deep-seated corruption.
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Both defense lawyers and prosecutors have criticized various aspects of the bill, which was presented to parliament in 2014, and the government finally overcame deep-seated political resistance thanks to a confidence motion in the lower house.
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She tailored it to my reading on the spot: a woman's head sprouting with a fern for grounding, a rose for self-care and love, and a sunflower for my deep-seated love of the sun's warmth.
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So to the extent that his Cabinet reflects anything, it reflects a chaotic scramble to find plausible individuals who were able to hit it off personally with Trump, not some deep-seated and carefully planned-out vision.
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Earlier in the week, the agency said it had seized luxury cars worth millions of rupees belonging to Modi and his firms in a case that has turned the spotlight again on India's deep-seated corruption problem.
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"In 2017, China's economic operations will need to intensify efforts to alleviate deep-seated contradictions and structural problems," the think tank said, singling out the property market, social capital and regional financial risks as among its concerns.
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Despite giving her a bunch of "fuck you" dialogue, he wants to convince you that she's both a damaged young woman whose decisions were impacted by deep-seated resentment in her childhood and a paragon of selflessness.
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My feeling is that Trump has a deep-seated suspicion of the US intel agencies, which may be due to contact with them from his days in Atlantic City or from his father's experience with the FBI.
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Even more inexplicably, when finally given the opportunity to address the public's deep-seated concerns about the economic, social, cultural and national security impact of a rudderless immigration policy, both candidates reverted to vague generalities and platitudes.
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The rebels draw on deep-seated historical resentment felt by some in Rakhine toward the ethnic Bamar majority that dominates the central government, and their sense that Myanmar's faltering transition to democracy has not brought enough benefits.
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It is no secret that Trump has a deep-seated antipathy to NATO, and Jonathan Chait recently reported that his antipathy dates back to 1987-- oddly enough the same year he first visited the then-Soviet Union.
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President Xi Jinping has waged a battle against deep-seated graft since taking office four years ago, warning like others before him that the problem was so serious that it could undermine the party's grip on power.
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Defusing the deep-seated mistrust between the two countries is crucial both to improving the plight of the Rohingya minority and curbing the insurgency Myanmar's government says it is fighting in the northwest, diplomats and analysts say.
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Stability in Uzbekistan rests on a foundation that combines deep-seated, rampant corruption with such an extraordinary use of forced labor, torture, and repression that human rights organizations put its government on a par with North Korea's.
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In 2016, Trump, with his outsized ego, his anti-immigrant and anti-trade positions, coupled with barely disguised racism and deep-seated sexism and a willingness to lie whenever it suited him, was a near perfect fit.
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One of the biggest and more interesting changes, at least to me, involves institutional arrogance — a deep-seated belief at studios, formed over decades of undisputed dominance, that nobody tells them what to do, including their customers.
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This deep-seated and well-documented force, which fuels employment discrimination and keeps neighborhoods and schools segregated, has not kept Asian-Americans from getting access to public resources to the same extent that it has African-Americans.
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For Israelis, there exists a deep-seated fear that Palestinians and Arabs will become emboldened and flood over fences and walls in numbers too great for a civilized army, even one with America's moral support, to confront.
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A more transparent budget process could go a long way toward alleviating the deep-seated feeling among liberals that the DNC squandered its millions enriching Washington consultants, whom many in the party blame for widespread Democratic losses.
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Odebrecht has paid $184 million in damages related to the bribery charges and 14 top officials and businessmen have been indicted in the case that has stirred up deep-seated anger over decades of suspected government corruption.
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It also admitted that there had been retaliatory attacks against Arab villages, and that underlying the demonstrations were "deep-seated factors" of discrimination over "generations" against the Arab population in housing, education, infrastructure, social services, and employment.
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All the while he promoted the church's teaching that all gay men are "objectively disordered" and embraced its ban on priests who are believed to have "deep-seated homosexual tendencies," whether they act on them or not.
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What drives Trump -- at least judging by his tweets -- is a deep-seated belief that the entire Mueller investigation is nothing more than the result of Democrats, unhappy with the 2016 election results, trying to discredit him.
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In the Avengers films, it was either his vendetta against Loki or his love for Foster, and not a deep-seated urge to see good triumph over evil, that brought him to Earth to join the fray.
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Just like crossing a rope bridge—something that doesn't come easily to someone with a deep-seated fear of heights like myself—the only time I felt queasy about what I was doing was when I looked down.
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The move was ostensibly defended as a sound environmental policy, but it opened up the floodgates of a deep-seated social discontent, spanning the cohorts of high-school students, middle-class people and battle-hardened trade union militants.
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But for many black Olympic athletes before Manuel, the Olympic Games have been a source of both pride and deep-seated conflict as the country they call home claims their victories while maintaining racial injustice against their community.
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Putting Kavanaugh on the Time 100 reflects a collective, deep-seated resistance to admitting that predatory behavior has nothing to do with a man's resume or social standing; it's about his willingness to abuse the power he holds.
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And does the fact that Sanders continues to generally win white voters -- and white male voters in particular -- reflect some particular appeal on the part of Sanders, or a deep seated anti-Clinton bias wrapped up in sexism?
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However, indications that Renzi's side is lagging in the latest polls has upped jitters that the banking industry might not be able to fix its deep-seated problems if there is a change of government after the referendum.
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Burns' series and the rationale behind pro-statue activists demonstrates that the the Southern cause has become a sort of deep-seated mythology within the fabric of America, and shows just how badly we misunderstand our own history.
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The problems reflect deep-seated issues in the Niger Delta, which produces the bulk of oil but whose local communities complain of pollution, a lack of opportunities and what they say is an insufficient share of petro dollars.
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These millennials are succeeding because they're responding to a deep-seated desire in people, especially young people, to see the world, independent, free of the conventional constraints of family, mortgage and career — or to admire those who can.
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For a man who has consumed more gak than there are fish in the sea, Anthony Kiedis remains so perennially mellow that just looking at his perfectly sculpted face gives me a feeling of deep-seated inner contentment.
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Even the election of the first black president in 2008 couldn't scrub from our scrolls deep-seated feelings of resentment and racism and bigotry -- to the contrary, it reminded us of how many Americans still harbor such feelings.
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At a news conference on Rikers Island, one of the country's largest jail complexes, de Blasio touted the strides his administration has made at Rikers even as he acknowledged that deep-seated problems remain after decades of neglect.
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The more Fleabag and the Priest connect (with hints of romantic tension, despite the whole vow of chastity thing, and Fleabag starting to open herself up to something religious in nature, despite the whole deep-seated cynicism thing).
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You're not very materialistic, so it's unlike you to get sensitive about your bank account, but full moons are times for release—you'll be letting go of some deep-seated, complicated feelings around feeling financially secure and stable.
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City governments are getting a much deeper understanding of how policy changes on deep-seated issues like housing, transportation and local retail interact with growing populations, new technologies, and related issues like evictions and loss of local businesses.
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" In 2005, the Vatican stated that even celibate gays should not be priests, and instructed church leaders to reject seminary applications from men who "practice homosexuality, present deep-seated homosexual tendencies or support the so-called 'gay culture.
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Let's be clear, her chronicle of appalling allegations of sexism and sexual harassment after working at Uber for a year are the real and true issues here, deep-seated problems that the company must totally eradicate, and quickly.
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It was my dream job to actually not only treat the patient in front of me, but to address these systemic issues in food availability and housing, in health systems and structures, and addressing deep-seated racial inequities.
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Sestak's deep-seated distrust of the establishment (earlier this year, he managed to stretch a 10-minute interview about it into a 90-minute complaint session) would not abate even after he won the Democratic nomination from Specter.
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Mr. Xi's political power is as great as that of any leader in decades, yet his party's tightening of controls over the economy and ever more aspects of society suggest a deep-seated insecurity at the highest levels.
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But world stocks remained on course for their worst week since the financial crisis, and deep-seated concerns about Italy - epicentre of Europe's coronavirus outbreak - extended losses for its government bonds after their worst day in nine years.
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MIWD00000PUS remained on course for their worst week since the financial crisis, and deep-seated concerns about Italy - epicentre of Europe's coronavirus outbreak - extended losses for its government bonds IT10YT=RR after their worst day in nine years.
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MIWD00000PUS remained on course for their worst week since the financial crisis, and deep-seated concerns about Italy - epicentre of Europe's coronavirus outbreak - extended losses for its government bonds IT10YT=RR after their worst day in nine years.
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Thankfully, by episode's end, she recognizes what she needs to do, and acknowledges that a hot guy who bought her a taco once upon a time isn't going to be the one to fix her deep-seated insecurities.
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But those surveys measure sentiment and sentiment, as we've seen over the years, cannot adequately fuel and sustain the kind of disciplined, strategic grassroots work required to alter specific policies and change underlying -- and deep-seated -- political dynamics.
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That Brailsford was carrying an AR-15 with "You're F---ed" etched into the weapon is a major indicator that he has some very deep-seated issues and should never have been given a badge or a gun.
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The exchange ended in confusion on every side — Taylor seemingly dumbfounded, Republicans incensed that they couldn't confirm their now–deep-seated belief that Ukraine and the Democrats hijacked the 2016 election, and those watching the hearing utterly lost.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's military must resist the "corrosion" of corruption and ensure the fight against graft is deepened, President Xi Jinping told senior officers, state media said on Sunday, offering a renewed warning against a deep-seated problem.
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"There's no quick fix here, it's a deep-seated issue in the view of the community that there is a lack of trust," Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) Chairman Wayne Byers said at a business lunch in Sydney.
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But people who knew Jakrapanth Thomma also knew this: He had a deep-seated grudge against his superior officer, a colonel, and the colonel's mother-in-law, believing that the pair had cheated him in a land deal.
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The firings were aimed at tackling what many at Uber say are deep-seated management and cultural issues, which have made the company a cautionary tale for what can go wrong with Silicon Valley's often freewheeling corporate culture.
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Shot so beautifully "that it seems bathed in divine light, 'Holy Smoke' has a sensual allure that transcends its deep-seated ponderousness," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times of this humorously oddball drama from Jane Campion.
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But one thing all can agree on is the simple fact that Trump's candidacy was successful because he took advantage of a deep-seated demand among a large segment of the public to shake things up in Washington.
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I've done a lot of work on this over the last couple of years to put this book together, and I just don't see it becoming something that is culturally acceptable, mainly because of this deep-seated taboo.
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But it seems to be a deep-seated goal of May's: It echoes a bill that she has been pushing for more than two years to crack down on "extremist" ideology both online and in the physical world.
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But Snowden and Timm worry that Trump, with his deep-seated disdain for the media and the full powers of the US Justice Department at his fingertips, will be only too happy to carry forward and expand that precedent.
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Some are also conscious the country lost much of its territory to the U.S. in the mid-19th century, and Trump's perceived bullying taps into deep-seated fears that America is still trying to push around its southern neighbor.
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There's this kind of deep-seated belief amongst a lot of people—and really smart people, too—that technology will bring us to the end of global warming and we'll be able to figure out terrorism and structural inequality.
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The movement tapped into deep-seated anger at economic stagnation among the French middle class, but it transformed into a political force through Facebook groups that were also hotbeds of conspiracy theories, anti-Semitic abuse, and anti-vax misinformation.
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And Beto O'Rourke extemporaneously characterized controversial NFL protests as deeply patriotic, and the tragic killing of a young Dallas man in his own apartment by an off-duty police officer as a symptom of deep-seated racism in America.
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There's a part of you that wants Jack to say, "I'm not going to leave," and there's a part of you that wants Rebecca to stop him at the door, but these are deep-seated issues in their relationship.
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President Xi Jinping has pledged to wage war on deep seated graft in the ruling Communist party until officials at all levels dare not be corrupt, warning that a failure to check the rot could threaten the party's existence.
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Given that I've only met Bauer once before, when his living room tour came through San Francisco this summer, it might seem strange to be discussing my deep-seated fears with the musician in a one-hour phone call.
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It's an expression of a deep-seated Need for Chaos that manifests itself in all kinds of ways—NFC characteristics might, for instance, explain why online alt-right trolls love to make memes about longshot presidential candidate Andrew Yang.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — At the heart of the confrontation that led to a government shutdown lie two weeks of mixed messaging by the president — and two decades of deep-seated acrimony and suspicion between Democrats and Republicans on immigration.
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The investigation's findings highlighted a systemic problem that contributes to a deep-seated culture of violence and corruption inside the city's jails: the gaps in a screening process that fails to prevent the hiring of candidates of questionable integrity.
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Deep-seated fiscal reforms, including improving the business climate and fighting corruption, could help accelerate growth and unlock the $11 billion in funding pledged by the international community at a special conference in April 2018, according to the IIF.
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But his cruel treatment of Native Americans, deep-seated hatred of paper currency, and ownership of a massive plantation and hundreds of slaves made him a long-standing target for activists opposed to him being on the $20 bill.
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The deterioration of local services and a sense of abandonment in villages like Congrier in the western region of Pays de Loire helped provoke the deep-seated anger that spurred the "yellow vest" public rebellion against President Emmanuel Macron.
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Revered by some as a saint and dismissed by others as a quack, Dr. Sarno maintained that most nontraumatic instances of chronic pain — including back pain, gastrointestinal disorders, headaches and fibromyalgia — are physical manifestations of deep-seated psychological anxieties.
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U.S. and Chinese officials concluded talks without issuing a joint statement and canceled scheduled news conferences in what many analysts took as a sign of deep-seated disagreement on trade and investment issues — key themes of the inaugural event.
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Legislators must reach out to these constituents, hear their concerns, and invest time and effort into connecting with communities, hearing their voices, and acting to address their needs and the deep-seated problems that can lead to gun violence.
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But in time, through his teaching and by his example, Jesus Christ would show the world how small steps taken in faith and in hope can overcome long-held differences and deep-seated divisions to bring harmony and understanding.
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Amazon is down 5 percent after a report said that President Trump has a "deep-seated antipathy toward Amazon" and might want the e-commerce giant to pay more in taxes, or find a way to break it up.
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The program, which was begun with little notice or consultation, soon rankled a group of professors at one campus, Berkeley, which has a deep-seated ethos of academic freedom as the cradle of the free speech movement in the 1960s.
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The province's political crisis began in January when Sinn Fein pulled out of the province's government citing the "deep-seated arrogance" of power-sharing partner the Democratic Unionist Party over the DUP's handling of the abuse of an energy subsidy scheme.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's ruling Communist Party said on Saturday that the mayor of the major northern city of Tianjin was being investigated on suspicion of corruption, the latest senior official to be caught up in a war on deep-seated graft.
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Protests began eight days ago over a proposed price hike for subway tickets in the capital city Santiago but have since expanded, revealing deep-seated anger among ordinary Chileans who feel they have been excluded from the country's economic rise.
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Her dreams take her all the way to New York City, where her unapologetic sexuality and determination to become a movie director in the face of deep-seated sexism carry her to unexpected places in this queer coming of age story.
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It's likely more the result of tradition bias, a deep-seated belief that what has long been should always be, that to push for change -- even if it is long overdue and to correct wrongs -- is automatically divisive and politically correct.
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In 33, an investigation from then-US Attorney Preet Bharara found that there had been several civil rights violations at the facility and that the climate of Rikers had supported a "deep-seated culture of violence" against teenage inmates detained there.
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The trend towards "deglobalization" highlights the deep-seated contradictions inherent in economic globalization as dominated by a small number of capitalist countries, and exposes the reality of intensifying social conflicts in Western countries and the defects in Western democratic politics.
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A deep-seated fear of making mistakes, and being visible, kept me from many things that could lead to embarrassment in adolescence, including social functions, drugs, and alcohol; I'd barely even touched a drop until my sophomore year of college.
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In the dream sequence, in which she envisions herself running to Curly, still torn between her attraction to him and to Jud, her dream counterpart expresses a huge range of emotions, from deep-seated anger to fear, lust to hope.
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One answer relates to the persistent stigma associated with reading as gay—it's a deep-seated homophobic reality where it's OK for gay people to be gay, just as long as they don't act or sound too gay or effeminate.
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A moment like the one above comes from the deep-seated assumption that superhero franchises are really for men and that in this woke era there needs to be a gratuitous moment to pander to the women in the room.
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The fact that well-meaning friends took my piss-weak explanation for getting back on the sauce—anxiety—made it easy to fall back off the wagon without actually examining the deep-seated reasons why I drank in the first place.
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" AP's Sophia Tareen reports: Why it matters: "Several risk factors for sexual harassment identified by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission are deep-seated at state capitols: Lack of diversity, power disparities, tolerating or encouraging alcohol consumption, and many young staffers.
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" National Basketball Association legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar offered a full-throated endorsement of Kaepernick's protest in a Washington Post editorial in which he called the failure to address deep-seated racism in the United States "what's really un-American here.
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In 1932, when Franklin Roosevelt and the New Dealers swept into office, they believed that radical structural reforms needed to be made in the capitalist system if it was to be saved from its own deep-seated and self-destructive flaws.
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In doing so, the commission elided historical context, emphasizing violent acts but not broader and more systemic forms of discrimination, and obscuring their deep-seated causes in the social order that was taken for granted and rationalized under apartheid rule.
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"After the initial shock of what she said really sank in and (given) the deep-seated viewpoints that she has, I don't believe that she is fit to serve as an elected official in Marysville or anywhere else," he said.
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More than a year has passed since security researchers revealed Meltdown and Spectre, a pair of flaws in the deep-seated, arcane features of millions of chip sold by Intel and AMD, putting practically every computer in the world at risk.
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I had researched companies all over the world going through this transformational process, and I rarely found a company that was taking the deep-seated need for a new level of educational effort, and inclusion, and public/private collaboration around that.
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" Toronto vegan Darren Chang, 28, told VICE he believes prejudice against vegans is a "very real thing in part because it challenges the belief of human superiority over non-humans, which is such a deep-seated ideology across almost all cultures.
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Though magpies are known to attack the same person season after season, due to their deep-seated hatred of humanity knack for never forgetting a face, Parr said the couple had never been attacked by the birds at the park before.
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But "Brexit" zeroes in on the bigger picture -- the consequences of which are still rippling through western society -- and the deep-seated discontent that the Leave campaign, however unsavory its methods, transformed into a stunning victory with a long, consequential tail.
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"There are various analyses and interpretations in the community in relation to the results, and quite a few are of the view that the results reflect people's dissatisfaction with the current situation and the deep-seated problems in society," she said.
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They said it spoke to their deep-seated fears about the fate of the country if Democrats prevail in the November midterms, and did so using the raw, flame-throwing rhetoric that, to them, signals a Trump-like authority and authenticity.
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In fact, the deep-seated Sinophobia, or anti-Chinese bias, underlying the initial urge to judge China for the problem is what has allowed Covid-19 to catch the US off guard with its widely criticized response to the pandemic.
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Negan's great strength comes from his dictatorial rule, having the full allegiance of his disposable grunts; if the heroes assembled hope to stand a chance against their foe, they'll have to reconcile some deep-seated differences and form a united front.
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Experts on women in politics and gender biases told Business Insider the hot dish story represents the gender stereotypes that female candidates have to face when they run for higher office, and how much deep-seated sexism still pervades society.
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In another, the commander-in-chief's failure to find the right words to console families of soldiers killed in action gives us a glimpse of the deep-seated sense of inadequacy that might be a clue to his moral collapse.
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"I'm fighting a battle against a horrible group of deep-seated people, drain the swamp, that are coming up with all sorts of phony charges against me, and they're not bringing up real charges against the other side," he said.
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While that was not exactly the sort of happy ending that neatly ties up the overlapping subplots of Globo melodramas, it was applauded by an increasingly active feminist movement that has long denounced the deep-seated sexism in Brazilian culture.
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Asked to evaluate all the analysts and "shiv" the weakest one, Taylor pushes through some deep-seated anxiety and learns to modify a strictly numbers-based evaluation and understand the intangible qualities of those who might be weaker on paper.
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Recent reports of sexual misconduct by high-profile politicians, entertainment moguls and media personalities have revived a public discussion about sexual assault and revealed a deep-seated culture of tolerance of inappropriate behavior that also extends into the US military.
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" Trump said at the Cabinet meeting, "What (Omar) said is so deep seated in her heart that her lame apology -- and that's what it was, it was lame and she didn't mean a word of it -- was just not appropriate.
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Opponents of the law say the exclusion of Muslims betrays a deep-seated bias against the community, which makes up 14% of India's population, and that the law is the latest move by the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party to marginalize them.
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Protesters say the exclusion of Muslims betrays a deep-seated bias against the community, which makes up 14 percent of India's population, and that the law is the latest move in a series by the Hindu nationalist government to marginalise them.
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Opponents of the law say the exclusion of Muslims betrays a deep-seated bias against the community, which makes up 14% of India's population, and that the law is the latest move by the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party to marginalize them.
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It said Trump had a deep seated suspicion of corruption in Ukraine -- though one witness, US diplomat David Holmes, said he was told by the US ambassador to the Ukraine that Trump only cared about "big stuff" like investigating Biden.
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Opponents of the law say the exclusion of Muslims betrays a deep-seated bias against the community, which makes up 14% of India's population, and that the law is the latest move by the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party to marginalise them.
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Protesters say the exclusion of Muslims betrays a deep-seated bias against the community, which makes up 14% of India&aposs population, and that the law is the latest move in a series by the Hindu nationalist government to marginalise them.
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A number of American allies are among the nations that outlaw and severely penalize homosexuality, including Saudi Arabia, and it remained unclear how the effort led by Mr. Grenell would persuade the Saudis or others to end deep-seated discrimination.
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But before he was president, Trump had built a public persona on insulting women, so it comes as no surprise that his deep-seated misogyny continues to manifest, as was evidenced by his interaction with an Irish reporter on Tuesday.
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Both Gamby and Russell's deep-seated anger and frustration with their lives comes from somewhere, just as Dr. Brown's attempts to hold her life together are constantly thwarted by outside forces, pushing her to greater and greater frustration of her own.
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Yes, these measures have proven to be extremely valuable in keeping tabs on a wide-reaching industry, but they mostly address optics — and not the deep-seated issues that affect even the most successful and revered of designers, models, and public figures.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping's sweeping war on deep-seated graft and extravagant lifestyles since assuming power almost four years ago has made the country's consumer more wary about displaying wealth when buying anything - from fancy cars to designer handbags and fine wines.
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Like any great turn of phrase, it pithily gets at something quite deep-seated: our anxiety over the way the indignant and polarized national mood intersects with the hyper-competitive, fully monetized attention economy that defines American culture and politics in 2018.
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I know I shouldn't, but I have several deep seated issues, be it a fear of embarrassment, a fear of rejection, a deep sense of shame, or just not wanting to bother anyone, that prevent me from talking to others about my problems.
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The reigning monarch is widely respected for his role in restoring the prestige of the previously floundering institution and for acting as an unifying force in a country beset with deep-seated political divisions between city-dwelling elites and the rural poor.
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It's not irrational — it's a very real fear, rooted in deep-seated notions of what we as women (all women) can and cannot be, of how we should present to the world, and what we become if we fall below those standards.
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An individual who manages to express a deep-seated Muslim spirituality at one with his queer nature is much more effective at transforming the way that people of faith think about gender and sexuality than any theological or scriptural argument could be.
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What I did not know at this point (and what I perhaps should have been made aware of earlier) was the existence of a deep-seated genetic predisposition for schizophrenia that had run through mother's side of the family for many years.
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I was very proud to work with someone like John Kerry, who had a deep-seated belief in the importance of diplomacy — that we could address problems more easily if you sat down across the table from someone and had a conversation.
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Netanyahu, after what critics are calling a stinging defeat on the international stage, is already maneuvering to mine deep-seated feelings among many Israelis that their country and its policies toward the Palestinians are overly criticized in a world where deadlier conflicts rage.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Emmanuel Macron may have won Sunday's presidential election by a comfortable margin, but even his supporters' enthusiasm is tempered by the scale of the challenge that the inexperienced politician faces in tackling France's deep-seated economic, social and security problems.
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The working class was devastated by the deep-seated corruption that caused the financial crisis, and Trump's electoral strongholds are high-density zones of home foreclosures, subprime loans, and payday lenders—exactly the sort of predatory schemes the CFPB was designed to police.
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Laurie is one of the "good guys" on "Watchmen" — though she would be the first to attach a Mars-size asterisk to that designation — but she is more than willing to ignore protocol and follow through on deep-seated instinct for violence.
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The protests over deep-seated inequalities in one of Latin America's richest countries have been less violent in recent days, but show few signs of easing, with demonstrators gathering on Wednesday near a huge shopping mall in one of Santiago's more upscale neighborhoods.
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Suelette Dreyfus, a longtime friend of Mr. Assange's and an academic who studies whistle-blowing, says his sole motivation is a deep-seated belief that governments and other large and powerful institutions must be held in check to safeguard the rights of individuals.
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But even before the trading day ended, major U.S. indexes pulled back from intraday highs on scepticism that Washington and Beijing can resolve their deep-seated differences in the three-month negotiating window that was agreed, after which tariffs could escalate again.
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Netanyahu, after what critics are calling a stinging defeat on the international stage, is already maneuvering to mine deep-seated feelings among many Israelis that their country and its policies towards the Palestinians are overly criticized in a world where deadlier conflicts rage.
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It's certainly true that the cries of "what-about-Bill" from the right seem more than likely to be made out of bad faith partisanship rather than from a deep-seated commitment to seeing justice served on behalf of survivors of sexual assault.
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Ardent individualism and deep-seated reluctance to disrupt commerce combined with a weak social safety net, a deeply flawed healthcare system and a president with a visceral distrust of experts has made the United States fertile ground for a public health catastrophe.
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The numbers were part of a broader set of data on how the city responds to sexual harassment complaints, which appeared to indicate deep-seated problems across city government, both in how officials respond to harassment allegations and how they track the phenomenon.
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The history of comedy is not a linear story of steady progress, and the dad joke may just be the latest incarnation of a genre whose appeal is deep-seated and will never die so much as be reborn in different incarnations.
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At a bare minimum, there is a deep-seated lack of trust between the community, law enforcement, and elected officials in St. Louis — a problem that has also emerged in other American cities where majority-black neighborhoods grapple with poverty and violence.
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Banished from the department, Gomez decided to join a class-action lawsuit filed by the Latino Officers Association, a group of cops who were suing the N.Y.P.D. over what they claimed was a deep-seated culture of discrimination against black and Latino officers.
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But the demonstrations have also drawn fuel from more narrowly French laments: The traditionally generous social welfare system is increasingly neglecting key slices of the populace, especially young people, tripping deep-seated notions about fairness that date back to the French Revolution.
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The doctors say that the deep-seated inequities that disproportionately affect black communities — like a lack of paid sick leave and adequate health insurance, income disparities, and access to medical facilities — can heighten the effects of a crisis like the coronavirus outbreak.
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Comparing the Trump administration to the Nazis may be a stretch, but many business leaders are concerned that stirring up deep-seated racial and nationalist animosities could be destabilizing, leading to riots, property damage and widespread civil unrest reminiscent of the late 1960s.
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Desktop Goose is a menace, but like any pet it ultimately satisfies a deep-seated loneliness—even when it decides my mouse is prime for a game of fetch and my digital floorboards would look nicer with a dash of muddy footprints.
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The way to sell it to voters is that you aren't running because you have some deep-seated desire to be president -- although of course you do -- but rather because you are worried about the broader party losing its grip on power.
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"The chairman of the board of the Export-Import Bank is simply too powerful a role to be filled by an individual who cannot clearly articulate a deep-seated belief in the spirit of the organization," the group said in a statement.
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Mr. Beck was known for making polemical statements, most notably in 2009, when he appeared on the morning show "Fox & Friends" and called President Obama "a racist" with "a deep-seated hatred for white people or white culture," prompting advertisers to pull out.
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The breach, which targeted customers of Iran's three largest banks, was likely to further rattle an economy already reeling from the effects of American sanctions and came as Iran's leadership was grappling with deep-seated anger over its deadly crackdown on the protests.
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But the pope has also sent mixed messages on homosexuality, gender and same-sex marriage, and the Vatican issued instructions last year saying that men who "present deep-seated homosexual tendencies or support the so-called gay culture" are not to become priests.
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Or the problem may result from a partner's personal issues, like an inability to deal with conflict, a fear of intimacy, deep-seated insecurity or changes in life circumstances that rob the marital relationship of the attention and affection that once sustained it.
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Wenran Jiang, a senior fellow at the Institute of Asian Research at the University of British Columbia, noted that for some Chinese immigrants in the city, Ms. Meng's arrest had tapped into deep-seated historical memories of Canada's discrimination against Chinese people.
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Jews are not marginalized in the exact same way that other minority groups are — on average, Jews are wealthier while black people are poorer — but there is deep-seated anti-Semitism in the United States and (even more so) in other Western countries.
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So when a security flaw in computers' most deep-seated hardware puts a crack in those walls, as one newly discovered vulnerability in millions of processors has done, it breaks some of the most fundamental protections computers promise—and sends practically the entire industry scrambling.
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As part of her recent investigation into the epidemic of sexual assault in the US military, Steinem heads back to the White House, where she led protests years before, to meet with Vice President Joe Biden to discuss America's deep-seated culture of misogyny.
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And despite Johnson not being on the short list of names the Police Board recommended, everyone agrees that he must get to work, and get to work immediately, addressing problems in a city shaken by violent crime and deep-seated distrust of law enforcement.
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Despite the relative affluence and educational standards of the countries in which the surveys took place, the answers reveal deep-seated concerns and prejudices over "newcomers" to the continent, somewhat damaging the notion that Europe is a beacon of tolerance for different cultures and peoples.
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Of course, it also opens him up to a rapid mental health spiral that's exacerbated by Bandersnatch's own morbid history, his deep-seated guilt over the death of his mom in his childhood, and his growing suspicions that someone or something is controlling his actions.
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The Coens are known for incorporating deep-seated themes into their works, from the balance of feminism and masculinity (in The Big Lebowski) to consequentialism and recidivism (Raising Arizona, Fargo) to questioning the importance of art in the world (Inside Llewyn Davis, Hail, Caesar!).
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That sisterly confrontation is important both because of what it reveals about Arya's deep-seated Stark loyalties and because Sansa's faith in Arya is, at least for now, proven justified: Instead of attacking her, Arya passes the dagger Bran gave her into Sansa's hands.
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It won't matter how much she accomplishes, how many lives she improves, what deep-seated problems she solves, or even if she amasses a record that warrants a Top 10 ranking among presidents -- in the society we live it's going to be tough for women.
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Last month BoE Governor Mark Carney said he remained convinced that inflation would go above the bank's 2 percent target only temporarily and due entirely to the fall in the value of the pound since the Brexit vote, rather than more deep-seated price pressures.
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Today researchers at Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam, KU Leuven in Belgium, the German Helmholtz Center for Information Security, and the Graz University of Technology in Austria revealed new versions of a hacking technique that takes advantage of a deep-seated vulnerability in Intel chips.
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This Saturday's half moon in Libra asks you to make mindful, ethical decisions as we take the first few steps into the new year, accompanied by a cathartic eclipse, which will push you to let go of some of your most deep-seated hangups.
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Describing these people as motivated by racial resentment, per journalists' deep-seated belief that racism is a major character defect, seems cruel and un-empathetic, even if it's supported by extensive amounts of social scientific research and indeed by the statements of Trump's supporters themselves.
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I'm almost always early, a manifestation of my deep-seated unease that I'll be found out as a pretend journalist (or "so-called correspondent" as a Pakistani newspaper once labeled me after an unfortunate misunderstanding with the authorities), who doesn't even have a proper office.
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Price M. Cobbs, who in an attention-getting 21985 book written with William H. Grier sought to define the deep-seated anger felt by many black Americans and identify it as a legacy of slavery, died on June 25 in Wynnewood, Pa., outside Philadelphia.
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The collapse of Communism made us think we'd won for good, and we became fixated on tweaks to liberal institutions to enhance economic efficiency or make them better conform to academic ideals of distributive justice rather than tackling their deep-seated structural and procedural flaws.
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Hallmarks of the movement were an emphasis on Slavic folk traditions; exotic flavors, invented or borrowed from the southern fringes of the Russian empire; and a deep-seated suspicion of expertise as a vehicle for cosmopolitan — today one might say globalist — dilution of national identity.
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The fact that they're willing to make such dubious claims speaks more to the mind of the Washington centrist than anything else: a tribe with virtually no members outside of a small elite that suffers from a deep-seated need to convince itself otherwise.
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"For Susan, music and art were there to lift up all people, and this deep-seated belief was what she took with her from the downtown scene to the halls of justice," Ms. Reed, who was once married to Lou Reed, said in an email.
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Instead, director Morgan Neville (20 Feet From Stardom, Best of Enemies) was motivated to make the film by a deep-seated belief that what Rogers had to offer to the world over decades of his show is missing from our culture today — and desperately needed.
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If he's not chasing success, isn't fuelled by a new wave of health and happiness, doesn't harbor a deep-seated political meaning to what he does, and is not even enamored with the way his industry is headed, what—still—makes him do it?
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Saheed Vassell, a mentally ill black man waving a pistol-shaped metal car part at pedestrians, is gunned down by police officers on a street in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, and the outrage focuses on whether deep-seated prejudices fueled the quick use of deadly force.
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"At a time when deep-seated fears of socioeconomic and cultural change need to be addressed honestly and without prejudice, Mr. Trump grandstands like a snake-oil salesman, squandering his formidable charisma and communication skills in favor of ego, selfishness and false promises," he writes.
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But Mahathir has said he may need more time to repair the damage left by the scandal-tainted government of his predecessor, Najib Razak, while Anwar grapples with deep-seated factionalism within his own People's Justice Party (PKR), the largest member of the ruling coalition.
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Sparked by a controversial and now-withdrawn bill that would have allowed defendants to be sent from Hong Kong to mainland China, the protest movement has since June spiraled into a battle for wider democratic freedoms, highlighting deep-seated anxiety and anger about China.
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It's not just about Facebook anymore, especially when it comes to new and younger consumers who "rule the internet" but whose attention span is subject to "constant churn," in the words of Ms. Valiando Rojas, and who have a deep-seated antipathy to traditional marketing.
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There's no simple answer, but Finns offer various deep-seated factors, including an enthusiastically outdoorsy populace (that goes slightly stir-crazy during the region's oppressively dark winter months), widespread public access to recreational spaces, and a continuing relaxation of the traditionally reserved national character.
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But the expectations on the 2020 hopefuls to talk candidly about their own experiences, and how they relate to some of the country's thorniest and deep-seated challenges, are not only being placed on the shoulders of the women and racial minorities in the field.
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Noisey got Jiwani to shoot the shit about some ridiculous things, like his nonexistent role in the Smashing Pumpkins and his gift for complaining about nothing, but also some deep-seated issues, like the developing xenophobia that seems to follow him around on tour.
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" Critics feel the dark comedy's portrayal of a dim-witted and small-town racist cop, played by Sam Rockwell, is an affront to deep-seated prejudice that still exists in the United States and have called it "tone-deaf" and "hopelessly bad on race.
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Manson's famously wild-eyed stare, his deep-seated racism, and the group of young women who rushed to his defense while brushing off the acts of extreme violence they or their friends had committed in his name all made Manson synonymous with cult leaders.
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While some analysts have praised law enforcement for responding quickly to the attacks — having shot and killed the armed driver shortly after he rammed into the crowd — others say on-the-ground security is only dealing with the symptoms of a deep-seated rift in modern France.
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But if you're trying to eliminate a more deep-seated odor like cigarette smoke, grilled meat (this one is truly tragic,) or suppressed pollen that adheres to the fibers of your fabric, you should probably brace yourself for the long mode, which takes around seven hours.
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But again, because of deep historical traditions in Germany vis-a-vis the United States and World War I, World War II, the division of the East and West Germany, Germany has some deep-seated ambiguities about NATO and about Russia and about the United States.
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To break down how Hollywood addressed some of its deep-seated issues — as well as who actually took home the night's trophies, for better or for worse — here are 6 winners and 19843 losers from one of the most memorable Golden Globes ceremonies in recent memory.
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Tlaib appears to make ahistorical claims about Palestinians providing a "safe haven" for Jews fleeing Europe ahead of the establishment of the modern state of Israel, despite deep-seated opposition at the time to Jewish settlement there and the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Growing frustration Pinera's address has done little to calm the protests, which began over a now-suspended price hike for subway tickets in Santiago but have since expanded, revealing deep-seated anger among ordinary Chileans who feel they have been excluded from the nation's economic rise.
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Mikhail Golichenko, a former legal officer at the UN's Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in Russia, says Moscow's stance internationally reflects deep-seated domestic politics, rooted in nationalist rhetoric, and cast against what is seen as a West bent on allowing greater access to drugs.
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The monstrously suffocating mother of Camille, the protagonist of HBO's terrific murder mystery miniseries Sharp Objects, Adora keeps finding ways to undercut her damaged daughters and to visit the deep-seated trauma in her soul upon the women who should be able to rely on her most.
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Ordinary Americans who feel not an ounce of ill-will toward anyone but who hold deep-seated beliefs about what their faith obliges them to believe and how to act feel under attack, and thus, approach this cycle with even more urgency than in years past.
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Trump was speaking alongside Xi in the Chinese capital to announce the signing of about $250 billion in commercial deals between U.S. and Chinese firms, a display that some in the U.S. business community worry detracts from tackling deep-seated complaints about market access in China.
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We support those who have spoken out already against Price and the AMA's egregious endorsement, but it would be a mistake to view this as an isolated incident when it is actually a window onto the deep-seated and insidious corruption and ineffectiveness that plague the AMA.
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How cruel these elections are, bringing such deep-seated fears to the surface, leading me to be suspicious of my neighbors, of my children's teachers, of patrons at the local bar, people I laugh with and watch baseball games with (although I never understand the rules).
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