After running extensive simulations on a "comprehensive battery degradation model," researchers developed a V2G algorithm designed to minimize degradation.
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"There is certainly a degradation of the leadership," Zimmerman said.
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PFOA's peculiar chemical structure made it uncannily resistant to degradation.
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The TMT's construction risks even more destruction and environmental degradation.
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And seen the torture and degradation inflicted by America's enemies.
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The silver medals are reportedly the most susceptible to degradation.
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Surprisingly, the Hoxd enhancers did not show degradation, said Cohn.
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Al Zeyoudi also pointed to water scarcity and biodiversity degradation.
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For Debord, this constituted an unacceptable "degradation" of our lives.
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Painful reminders of the Iraqi state's degradation are all around.
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We had no degradation of the functioning of our networks.
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The third risk is from gradual degradation and chronic underfunding.
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Even affluent communities may find themselves blindsided by environmental degradation.
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That struggle is also hampered by environmental degradation, analysts said.
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Below Gangotri, the river's path is one of increasing degradation.
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Hence its degradation of the country's most important political institutions.
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They can see the degradation of the streams down there.
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But the continued degradation of conservatism under Mr Trump is not.
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But these benefits come at the cost of continuing environmental degradation.
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Every single component has been chosen to prevent degradation over time.
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And that is a degradation of the conservative point of view.
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What follows is a harrowing tale of hubris and utter degradation.
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Any degradation to this agreement will certainly lead to worldwide retaliation.
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It's going to be telling how Apple implements the degradation process.
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Environmental degradation is calling us to the witness stand of history.
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And because the sulfate absorbs in the UV, you get degradation.
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Deforestation hastens global warming, and mining can lead to environmental degradation.
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At the heart of the degradation of Hungarian democracy is cynicism.
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In turn, climate change exacerbates land degradation in many different ways.
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None of the current inventories "account for degradation," Dr. Ward noted.
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This is all an outgrowth of Trump's degradation of common decency.
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Degradation of the language is one of Trump's most grievous sins.
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Forget the degradation in profits and downgrading of your production capabilities.
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A steady degradation of the country's constitution to prime the path.
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Environmental degradation has long served as a rich topic for photographers.
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And so you're not seeing this degradation of the consumer broadly.
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"You try explaining UV degradation in an Instagram comment!" she says.
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The most recent signal of environmental degradation comes in winged form.
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But the supposedly smaller acts of coercion and degradation matter, too.
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Any slight or criticism is experienced as a humiliation and degradation.
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The on-demand bandwidth prevents performance degradation or timeouts during traffic spikes.
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As Prosthetic Knowledge points out, Animus is a comment on environmental degradation.
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These objects hint at the degradation caused by our global trade networks.
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Rimac claims it's designed to do two Nurburgring laps without thermal degradation.
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Civil free speech is sacrificed in exchange for hatred, degradation and threats.
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Instead, we have been a pawn in the degradation of our country.
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The unions fear this could lead to a degradation of worker rights.
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"I knew there had been a degradation in loan coverage," he said.
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In this sense, history is our teacher of both glory and degradation.
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A culture has been created that allows for the degradation of women.
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The United States is at particular peril for this sort of degradation.
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His disjointed policies have brought the United States unprecedented degradation and decline.
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For years, poor and minority communities have suffered disproportionately from environmental degradation.
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I assume they have the same problems of degradation as meat does.
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When you watch, are you complicit in the degradation of the contestants?
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But issues of poverty and environmental degradation don't necessarily draw big crowds.
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It was about Jim Crow, a legal and social system of degradation.
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Second, democratic degradation doesn't tend to happen all at once, these days.
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The presidency is being used as tool of degradation rather than uplift.
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And let's be clear: This degradation of government is bad for business.
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VPN services have their downsides, and the biggest one is speed degradation.
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The brain is 80% water, which contributes to the rapid degradation process.
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Eco-mode performance degradation is a turnoff in other products as well.
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"The question is how much degradation are they willing to take?" he said.
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We are seeing the immediate degradation of our democracy before our very eyes.
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All works in the show are easily inflammable and highly susceptible to degradation.
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In the mid-2000s, overfishing and environmental degradation was ruining fisheries off California.
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Biological agents or dispersants can be introduced to speed up the oil's degradation.
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One of the best checks on this degradation, experts say, is public resistance.
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Sellers were even worse: pushers of a substance that caused instant moral degradation.
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" Eventually, Trax became what Jourgensen described as a "factory of degradation and debauchery.
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If coral degradation continues, it's not just the tourist industry that will suffer.
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We tried to lesson that degradation by putting it in a different context.
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The exhausting degradation of American slavery has been covered in detail many times.
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Robert Abrams said canceling exercises has resulted in a "slight degradation" in readiness.
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China has thousands of protests every year sparked by concerns about environmental degradation.
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She dives back into abject degradation because that's what this show does best.
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Lose one and we could see a massive degradation of the entire system.
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It's a crisis of solidarity, a crisis of segmentation, spiritual degradation and intimacy.
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" He added: "But it's important that we don't abandon our monuments to degradation.
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We see reflected in their waters only murky localizations amid rampant environmental degradation.
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Windows 10 comes preloaded with default screensavers to protect your monitor from degradation.
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MacMillan (1929-1992) repeatedly took the degradation of women as a central subject.
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The debate can get technical, but the main point of contention is degradation.
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It's not some sort of degradation of your car to say as much.
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John Hyten said that degradation does not extend to the military space efforts.
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"Most manufacturers' batteries last about two years before serious degradation," Ms. Clapp said.
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It is a major departure from historic norm and degradation of the office.
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But we have to stop this degradation of the system that's going on.
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Far worse has been the degradation of democracies, especially in our own country.
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The fiction we read was all about degradation of one kind or another.
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All other issues, from environmental degradation to wealth inequality, are linked to it.
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The resulting degradation and defamation of Clark is endless, relentless, and slightly terrifying.
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A chemical weapons expert with the Malaysian government said his analysis showed traces of VX, its precursors and degradation products on the sleeves of a T-shirt worn by Huong, as well as VX degradation products on Siti Aisyah's sleeveless shirt.
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Tesla told him the loss was due to normal regular battery degradation, he said.
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AccuBattery measures your battery's use over time, and lets you look for any degradation.
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These emails are not about professional feedback, but rather about power, degradation and racism.
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It expands a lot as it absorbs charge, and it's prone to rapid degradation.
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What we see is degradation and resources that would be lost for future generations.
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Most of us already know that in general, Trump deals in insults and degradation.
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The rest of the land was a perfectly vibrant ecosystem with no degradation whatsoever.
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Practices within both industries can contribute to soil degradation, water waste, and harmful runoff.
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General Curtis Scaparrotti, the alliance's supreme commander, has complained of "degradation" in staff quality.
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Even the fact that the suit is degrading serves to accelerate the degradation process.
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"East Africa is among the areas where there is significant environmental degradation," he says.
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Second, the degradation of our nuclear arsenal won't take years to correct, but decades.
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Instead, evidence shows that underwater habitat degradation is taking place adjacent to hill slopes.
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They looked for signs of degradation among the samples, and eventually found I. sakaiensis.
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"The rate of degradation is rather slow, but it works," he told the publication.
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Forest degradation has transformed the Amazon from a carbon sink to a carbon source.
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But, again, Earth's degradation due to human culture was Bosch's M.O after all, right?
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Solving the twin problems of land degradation and desertification poses a greater challenge still.
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Why do you think it's important or useful to frame climate degradation this way?
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The degradation of the environment is a record of past and present human activities.
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For instance, the threat of environmental degradation is used as a weapon of war.
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"Their traditions are being lost because of the degradation of the forest," added Sarno.
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It's about the interconnected degradation or failure of our own biological processes and metabolisms.
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Apple's design degradation is perhaps nowhere more visible than in the ill-fated AirPower.
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In addition, flow batteries do not have rapid degradation issues that lithium ion has.
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The overwhelming Roman response to the degradation is to share memes on social networks.
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Women contacting them talked about groping and sexual coercion and sexual degradation and rape.
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The second IPCC report highlights the vicious cycle of climate change and land degradation.
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If it means people who stand in opposition to Trump's degradation of the country.
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"No human being is a degradation," retorted an SF BARF member named Armand Domalewski.
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The industry also has a long legacy of environmental degradation, even with federal regulation.
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Republicans and Democrats have all played a role in the degradation of common decency.
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The music unfortunately oftentimes celebrates violence, celebrates degradation of women, celebrates the drug culture.
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"The original founders of Earth Day literally borrowed pages from the then-happening civil rights movement to engage in righteous civil disobedience, righteous group mass action, to have humanity look at environmental degradation and the degradation of lives of individuals," Mair said.
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"I believe that he was very remorseful for the degradation of our community," Lassiter said.
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In addition to forest degradation, it accounts for 73 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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For the pope, these woes are related: environmental degradation is one factor driving forced migration.
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Last week, I talked about the cult of Ive and the degradation of Apple design.
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The environmental degradation recorded by the EPA's photos in the 1970s wasn't so long ago.
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Where reason and facts fuel real debate about the challenges of globalization and environmental degradation.
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This allows for greater absorption of water in the flour and helps with starch degradation.
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Known for its deep, pristine waters, the lake has suffered extensive degradation in recent decades.
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No emergency existed that could have been used as an argument to defend such degradation.
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KS: In fact, can I ask a related question about the degradation of tech, essentially.
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Law appreciates the fact she was able to explore the fantasy response to such degradation.
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Pollution micro-particles stick to your skin and cause inflammation, sensitivity, redness, and collagen degradation.
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Once again the image is impenetrable, but its gist, invoking exploitation and degradation, is clear.
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Now, they must disentangle and consumerism must lead industry out of planetary and ethical degradation.
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Officials say the degradation of the river spans its entire length, from source to mouth.
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The problem with displacement, a sort of clinical word, lies in the degradation of belonging.
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Facing its prolonged degradation, Nintendo reshaped its mobile and home consoles into a single product.
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Cortisol in chronically too-high levels can both inhibit weight loss and promote muscle degradation.
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As for environmental degradation, humanity will surely find a way to counteract this in time.
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Warfare and ambushes, as well as degradation of the road, have more than reversed that.
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In the past decade many state appointed environmental officials orchestrated the degradation of environmental protection.
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The TPP cannot promise to solve all labor rights abuses or to reverse environmental degradation.
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McCarthy writes beautifully about nature's cycles and rhythms, even in the face of terrible degradation.
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It's completely plausible, he said, that the degradation rate increases as the boulders get smaller.
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"Gowanus is kind of a cautionary tale in terms of environmental degradation," Merolla told Hyperallergic.
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There are, however, green shoots of civic engagement breaking through the cracks of the degradation.
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Sexual assault, degradation and violence have, for centuries, placed the burden of fear on them.
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"This is a major degradation of investor protections," a business industry source in Washington said.
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Type the hashtag #degrado ("degradation") into Twitter and up comes a gallery of similar scenes.
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Even Vollman believes that the boy's remaining, in the face of inevitable "degradation," is unwise.
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He demands that we marvel at his invincibility even as we tremble at his degradation.
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"Sexualized harassment is one of the highest forms of degradation against women here," Osman says.
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If we fail, we invite even further degradation of work and of workers across America.
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Scientists identified habitat degradation as the largest culprit for the decline in overall bird populations.
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"It's not cuckolding if there isn't an element of humiliation, degradation or denial," he said.
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"Their population degradation is more than just a risk to the natural environment," she added.
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The Coalition championed something called the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) mechanism.
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Of this, deforestation and forest degradation account for 17 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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Degradation amounts to the Jews' "perpetual punishment for the sin of the Crucifixion," Schama writes.
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US military research into pollution and environmental degradation began as early as the late 1980s.
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Shred the disgraceful constitution Which imposed degradation and humiliation And deterred us from restoring justice.
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For the next two years, the satellite will undergo radiation exposure tests that measures data degradation.
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A long-term memory, as the name suggests, can remain intact without significant degradation for years.
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Humans raped, pillaged, and shot the hosts; the hosts were repaired for another day of degradation.
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There is no space for harassment or disrespect or degradation of any kind at my show.
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It can refer to the fall of a civilization, or the degradation of the social fabric.
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It gave her insight into how Indigenous communities are impacted by rising temperatures and environmental degradation.
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You're not seeing a huge degradation in scratch, but you're seeing a huge improvement in drop.
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Beyond these rudiments, we faced a deafening silence about acquaintance rape, relationship violence and sexual degradation.
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"Many of the towns are caught in a cycle of blight and degradation," Swenson told me.
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All, critically, set the stage for even quicker degradation of democracy and more endemic self-dealing.
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The nuts and bolts are especially susceptible to degradation because they're often made using cheap metal.
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The CADI is working with Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan to combat land degradation and conserve biodiversity.
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"The first cause of environmental degradation... is the number of people on the planet," Sarkozy said.
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The women who curve abuse and degradation and still get on stage and make audiences laugh.
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In a final act of degradation, topless pictures of her were leaked to the National Enquirer.
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And that's before you consider the degradation in longevity that all batteries suffer from over time.
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In another column, Kapler expressed his disgust at the "degradation" of bullying and hazing in baseball.
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This can result in signal degradation and becomes especially problematic when transmitting data across long distances.
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It was one of the saddest and most disgusting examples of human degradation I've ever seen.
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Renewed conflict with Hamas in Gaza is possible, despite a serious degradation of Hamas's military capacity.
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Environmental degradation isn't the only cause of forced migration, but it is certainly a contributing factor.
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The degradation of political civility is not exclusive to supporters or opponents of any one party.
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The buildings have become emblematic of the degradation of the area and its thriving drug trade.
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Hurricanes are awful — they can bring storm surges, flooding, illness, property destruction, environmental degradation, and diaspora.
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" But the DOT said the changes "will not result in any degradation of motor vehicle safety.
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Middle-class acquiescence is beginning to erode because of environmental degradation, poor services, inequality and corruption.
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"The attacks by Trump's followers were laced with sexual degradation and pornographic vulgarity," the lawsuit states.
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We do pretty extreme sessions, they mostly revolve around pain play, degradation, and general sexual deviance.
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Two artists, Sun Xun and Zhou Tao, use video to explore China's industrialization and environmental degradation.
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The social contract of the internet seems to insist that there's a nobility in weathering degradation.
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We're already seeing a degradation of the way our government responds to things like natural disasters.
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It's as though the book's structure were another protest against time's passage and the world's degradation.
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Past the pain, past the degradation, our dogged cult strives for a glimpse of the sublime.
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The problem is one of taste rather than ethics, the continued degradation of our judicial politics.
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Now, the degradation of the group has allowed Iran, Russia and others to scramble for advantage.
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The loss and degradation of these connected lands and waters are contributing to the current crisis.
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"This land of ours is headed for an extreme state of moral degradation," the parent wrote.
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It's no secret that concerns about climate change and environmental degradation are growing on college campuses.
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I didn&apost notice any degradation in video quality and there weren&apost any dropped connections.
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They do their utmost to protect Turner from a posthumous reputation of "moral degradation" and madness.
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Major threats to red pandas include deforestation and degradation of their habitat due to human development.
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The "Baking Show" is oriented toward celebration of people and food, rather than degradation of them.
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Climate change, soil degradation and rising wealth are shrinking the amount of usable land in Africa.
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Still, if the current level of environmental degradation continues it will risk economic and human security.
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The UN estimates that deforestation and forest degradation accounts for around 11% of global carbon emissions.
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The Bonneville racing community believes that potash mining is most responsible for the salt flats' degradation.
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This is the case with any social problem, really, and environmental degradation is a social problem.
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They observed the computer through four stages: order -- the starting point -- degradation, time reversal and chaos.
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They think it's a degradation, even a demoralization, to show what they think should be private.
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These inflaters "have not shown any propellant degradation, and have pressure measurements within specification," Ford said.
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These ebullient works are devoid of memento mori and other characteristic acknowledgements of death and degradation.
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Not because I have been violated (though I have been / the instrument of my own degradation).
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The bigger issue, and the bigger question that everybody asks about, according to Sonnad, is battery degradation.
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Brosch entangles women's objectification with environmental degradation as subversive mermaids that bend the rules in polluted water.
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Nearly every sample that I've studied has a story to tell about environmental degradation or climate change.
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An as-yet-unexplained natural disaster literally cracked America apart, resulting in environmental degradation and general devolution.
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In fact, if privacy commoditization leads to a more rapid degradation of the commons, it's actually worse.
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Bluetooth has its own issues, including quality degradation and lag, but those are actively being worked on.
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It may sound hyperbolic that our roast beef sandwich is contributing to environmental degradation of the planet.
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In the 1990s and beyond, their projects took on a regional aspect, examining ecosystems and environmental degradation.
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The shift in tone from "grandeur" to "degradation" is one of the registers running through this book.
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"The video is a dream about memory and the degradation of memory," Reas says in a statement.
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Even the 1996 National Security Strategy recognized that environmental degradation threatened the security and prosperity of America.
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Studies show that violent conflicts, such as Darfur, strongly correlate with land degradation, deforestation and water scarcity.
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Tracie: I like verbal degradation, being slapped carelessly around the face, hair pulling, spitting, and nipple spanking.
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Adrian Parr: There are three components to the claim that environmental degradation is a crime against humanity.
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I am not suggesting that environmental degradation is unconnected to social and political unrest — it definitely is.
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The awareness of that constant process of elevation and degradation adds urgency to a bunch of questions.
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"I don't see, necessarily, with the units I'm referring to, seeing a degradation of readiness," he said.
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Sadly, more accessible fish were easier to exploit, and near-shore waters were more prone to degradation.
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Gerson's Washington Post columns on the degradation of his party have the moral outrage of powerful sermons.
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Resource scarcity, exacerbated by climate change and environmental degradation, will leave an increasing number of households vulnerable.
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In recent years, far-right activists and conservatives have publicly connected immigrants with environmental degradation or litter.
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Yovanovitch also slammed State Department leadership amid what she described as the "degradation" of US foreign service.
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The degradation women often face isn't a secret, but seeing it on a national stage felt different.
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Such warming has caused more heatwaves, droughts and heavy precipitation, as well as land degradation and desertification.
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BARRY LEWISNew York I disagree that the degradation of meaning simply means that language has "moved on".
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Food yields are expected to suffer from increasing heat and water stress, land degradation and pest attacks.
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If Randall Sims, Potter County's cowboy hat-wearing District Attorney, has his say, the degradation will continue.
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" Flake said: "We must stop pretending that the degradation of politics in our executive branch are normal.
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That has left farmers unable to care for their plantations or combat the degradation of their beans.
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Loss and degradation of forests account for about 15 percent of emissions each year, conservation groups say.
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Many of them deal with loneliness and social isolation, which has a direct effect on health degradation.
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Here's all the degradation of rights that will affect European citizens living in the UK after Brexit.
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Perhaps my wife won't like London; then the sentence is banishment and degradation into indolent, idle fool.
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The message to men in power about sexual degradation has to be clear: We will replace you.
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So the path of least resistance is always to sign on for the next stage of degradation.
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The typical children's picture books featuring black characters focus on the degradation and endurance of our people.
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Ms. Bachelet said that the ensuing 12 years had led to negative economic growth and environmental degradation.
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Editorial Each new revelation about the degradation of New York's subways seems more shocking than the last.
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As painful as it is to watch a life in ruins, Mr. Weiner brought degradation upon himself.
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Answer: It is a cocktail of climate change, environmental degradation, population explosions and misgovernance in these countries.
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Apple said it was merely trying to compensate for the degradation that naturally comes with aging batteries.
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Visitors had to be accompanied by official government guides, and sleep aboard boats to limit environmental degradation.
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A multitude of threats drive these declines, including overfishing, pollution, habitat degradation, and water diversion and extraction.
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"3/Fifths" asks a lot of its black actors, who spend hours performing various kinds of degradation.
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The psychological degradation associated with joblessness outweighs the material security of a basic income, Mr. Linker writes.
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But as demand increases, over-exploitation and ecosystem degradation are bringing populations to the brink of collapse.
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Climate change, soil degradation and growing wealth are shrinking the amount of fertile land on the continent.
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Research from Wake Forest University suggests that radiation exposure can lead to the degradation of joint cartilage.
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Across the continent, he saw an epic story of industrialization and economic colonialism, hope and environmental degradation.
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And you have to address concerns of degradation: Extra demands on batteries can limit their useful lifespan.
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The public vilified Jackson, pinning the supposed moral degradation of society on a single (briefly) exposed nipple.
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The degradation there depresses him: its clean, deep cuts have filled with boulders calved from the sides.
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They've found no other single entity — corporation, government agency, or individual — responsible for so much environmental degradation.
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It's also a major source of environmental degradation via the removal of mangrove forests and other factors.
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Following the discovery of the degradation, Entergy said that it intended to replace all the damaged bolts.
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That has come at a cost to biodiversity, while increasing contamination of drinking water and soil degradation.
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COLONIAL ERA MICHIGAN FORT REVEALS ITS SECRETS "We compared degradation that looked like corrosion versus a cloudiness from the residue from products used during the rinsing of the photographs during production versus degradation from the cover glass," Ian Coulthard, a co-author on the study, said in a statement.
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This curve posits that as per-capita income rises, so does environmental degradation -- but only to a point.
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We had a record, in real time, of the degradation of two people's mental state as primary evidence.
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Where Mitchell and his coauthors see opportunities for "rebundling," I see opportunities for job degradation and wage exploitation.
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Pollution is a sensitive topic in China, spurring public protests every year about environmental degradation, particularly from factories.
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To fit in, "Sebastian" performs masculinity in the only way he knows how: through the degradation of women.
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"Elegance and degradation turn out to be neighbors," author Geoff Dyer wrote for a statement accompanying the exhibit.
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But the blunt juxtaposition of cars, environmental degradation, and murder isn't diminished by the fact that it's familiar.
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The wild population, which lives in rainforests, is dangerously dwindling due to human settlement, deforestation and forest degradation.
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Tanton was urgently concerned about resulting urban sprawl and the degradation of the natural environment it could bring.
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If sat on its side, the cooling fans seem to struggle though I didn't notice any graphical degradation.
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Particularly, the degradation of data after it's collected has become a problem the CDC would like to address.
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But, as Adam Savage discovered, they have come up with a clever way to slow down the degradation.
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The New Republic put it bluntly: It's tempting to blame social media for the degradation of public lands.
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But batteries are almost a bigger deal, since they're inherently prone to degradation and, eventually, failure over time.
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To ensure that undersea sex is not subverted by overfishing and environmental degradation will require global co-operation.
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Environmental degradation and scarcity have long played important roles in sociopolitical unrest, conflicts, mass migrations and refugee crises.
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Americans have experienced firsthand the impact of environmental degradation and climate change on our safety, health and prosperity.
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Huggins has witnessed the degradation of the reefs firsthand, so in a sense, they're a part of her.
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I find degradation and pain incredibly satisfying—both physically and the mental headspace it puts me in afterward.
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Rampant environmental degradation and the corruption of local officials are of great concern to ordinary people across China.
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Speeding this transition requires policies that address the market failures that lead to environmental degradation and inadequate investment.
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All of which continues to the degradation of the idea of objective truth and facts in our culture.
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Farid told the father that the degradation of the image couldn't be reversed, and the case languished, unsolved.
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Unfortunately, the price of this tolerance is the degradation of public markets and governance standards they once championed.
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Members of Congress frequently leave these private briefings ashen-faced, shaken by the extent of our military's degradation.
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Parents (and taxpayers) would surely be alarmed at the degradation of their schools if they knew the truth.
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The rapid degradation of the planet has made radicalism rational and incrementalism a kind of civilizational death drive.
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Yovanovitch also slammed the State Department's top brass as being passive amid the "degradation" of US foreign service.
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Is an eco-terrorist attack involving nanotechnology more or less likely in a world of widespread environmental degradation?
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If AirPower was a pithy signifier, the degradation of the company's Mac line has been Apple's abasement opus.
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I was dazzled by how there didn't appear to be any degradation in sound quality at full volume.
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The increasing popularity of avocados is causing environmental degradation, as suppliers work to keep up with high demand.
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But whilst evidence of environmental degradation is mounting, the avocado industry is still growing along with consumer demand.
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Yet we're about to see a major degradation in both the quality and the independence of public servants.
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Upset about the exploitation and degradation of the mountain, they have blocked construction crews from accessing Mauna Kea.
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According to Fedorov, areas where the permafrost sits under trees -- both untouched -- are much less prone to degradation.
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After enough discrimination or ogling or groping or degradation, anyone may get sick of looking like a woman.
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In our dreams, he performed the beautiful and erotic profane poetry of war-making: degradation, humiliation, death, rebirth.
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It can also take out excessive reverb and echo, reducing degradation and cleaning up audio with one click.
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Many readers, myself included, seem addicted to them, and to the vicarious thrills of intoxication, degradation and redemption.
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In a previous article in the Book Review, I wrote about the degradation of the campaign book genre.
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He has come to epitomize, for them, polarization, failure and the degradation of the office of the presidency.
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Allahyari addresses contemporary concerns — colonialism and its lingering traumas, patriarchy, and environmental degradation — through spirits known as jinn.
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There's some degradation of the image, naturally, but it's still pretty impressive what the handset is capable of.
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The "Surplus," most of whom live on houseboats in "Flotsam Towns," have scratchy blankets, thought control and degradation.
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"We are deeply concerned about the potential for degradation of our nation's weather forecasts," said a bipartisan Dec.
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Meanwhile, deforestation and forest degradation account for up to 12 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, FAO said.
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Confronting issues of colonization, memory, and environmental degradation using speculative fiction as a way to confront the issues.
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I worry about how tribalistic America is becoming, the degradation of our civil discourse and the us vs.
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Their story of stewardship, Dr. Crabtree and colleagues say, could be applicable in other environments threatened by degradation.
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For Benjamin, making politics the object of aesthetic interest is a degradation of both art and of humanity.
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It's an odd monologue, one that seems overly mystical in a film about the degradation of daily existence.
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It might not necessarily be about the Lego [bricks], it could be more about someone exploring humiliation and degradation.
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"Tree planting is the simplest yet most effective way of mitigating climate change and stopping land degradation," Basu said.
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Global demand for shrimp continues to grow, and environmental degradation is the price that local communities pay for it.
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Lots of packaging contains thick plastic (to protect formulas from degradation), mixed metals, and springs all in one shot.
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Millennials — and particularly the youngest adults — see the wealth accumulated by previous generations as the spoils of environmental degradation.
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Vieh is a vivid writer and under Kristin McCarthy Parker's restless direction, Thieriot and Plaehn don't flinch from degradation.
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These eToilets have the added advantage of being eco-friendly, with provisions for waste treatment using anaerobic bio-degradation.
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The team observed no degradation, but the beads were lost over time, presumably via discharge from the reproductive tract.
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The individual animal at any age is a result of processes of accumulation and degradation that take place simultaneously.
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"We are witnessing a degradation on the ground that cannot wait," U.N. spokesman Ahmad Fawzi told a news briefing.
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Now here's the Army describing the grenade launcher's performance:The testing included 15 test shots with no signs of degradation.
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Bald eagles, for example — the US's national symbol — almost entirely disappeared because of habitat loss, degradation, and illegal hunting.
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Gorbachev's grandchildren recognise in each other a dissatisfaction with the aggression, degradation and lies that underpin Mr Putin's rule.
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Scientific studies have concluded the practice did not improve growing conditions, but it did increase erosion and forest degradation.
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His ability to roam freely comes at the cost of physical degradation, vulnerability and the violence of the law.
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Falwell acknowledged that Liberty's faculty initially resisted the rise of the online program, fearing the degradation of academic standards.
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Climate change and environmental degradation, meanwhile, are making Thailand more vulnerable to natural disasters, the World Bank report warned.
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Daily use of wired headphones inevitably causes degradation as the internal wire frays from being bent, pulled and twisted.
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Her research found that it, too, was emitting VOCs that could be analyzed to describe its state of degradation.
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The question, then, is how to make Americans care about the incremental degradation of constitutional values and political norms.
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Until now, Trump's threat has often been assessed in terms of abstractions—of the degradation of norms and institutions.
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The four factors that determine emotional violence, Gottman and Jacobson concluded, were isolation, degradation, sexual abuse, and property damage.
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Over the last two months, I was lax in performing these duties and didn't notice any degradation in performance.
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The SIGAR audit adds to the degradation of the public's confidence in the DOD's ability to manage federal money.
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In doing so, she excavates Stefánie's past, discovering a person fractured amid the loss and degradation of the Holocaust.
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At his Pueblo rally, Mr. Clinton had the crowd uh-huhing as he lamented Mr. Trump's degradation of politics.
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The rest of the driver's time was spent setting up engine dials, calculating fuel usage and managing tire degradation.
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China faces some serious domestic challenges, notably rising financial risks, a huge urban-rural income divide and environmental degradation.
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BRITISH FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE CHIEF SAYS AL QAEDA HAS UNDERGONE A CERTAIN RESURGENCE AS RESULT OF DEGRADATION OF ISLAMIC STATE
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"There has been no degradation in security effectiveness and average wait times are well within TSA standards," he said.
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Election manipulation is just the canary in the coal mine when it comes to the degradation of our discourse.
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Many women (and even some men) have been able to stand up and take action against long-standing degradation.
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Just accept that you're a trashy, hedonistic, depressed-housewife type who is personally advancing the degradation of wine culture.
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Ultimately, we all pay the price for environmental degradation, and we all benefit from good stewardship of the land.
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According to the research, the disappearance or degradation of forests accounts for 60% of the threats to forest animals.
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Some worry about the potential for pollution from drilling and fracking operations or degradation of the unspoiled desert landscape.
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The degradation of the relationship between police and our communities is the price that we paid for that decision.
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In January 2006, the Armstrong suit, a national treasure, was taken off display and stored to slow the degradation.
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For conservation reasons, scientists wanted to forensically analyze the Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece's rate of degradation and warping patterns.
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What he found instead was a nightmare of degradation, all in service to and fostered by the American military.
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Degradation of the agents, the lawyers or indeed of the bureau or the Justice Department ill serves the public.
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Both parties have overseen the gradual unraveling of our social safety net and the degradation of our natural environment.
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They supply feedback on things like tire wear and degradation, and monitor what our opponents are doing as well.
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"Negotiations and the degradation of safety culture are two entirely different items," Bret Oestreich, AMFA's national director, told Reuters.
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He added that he believed Europe was threatened by the degradation of traditional values and the suppression of patriotism.
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The beauty of the simple framing and the elegant design works in contrast to the extreme violence and degradation.
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Any disruption of, degradation in or interference with our use of Amazon Web Services could negatively affect our operations.
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Environmental degradation of the area's delicate ecology has coincided with the heroin surge, exacerbating the problems for the region.
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It would certainly impoverish all Americans through the degradation of fragile landscapes and the disposal of the public domain.
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First a mining district more than 2,000 years ago, Rosia Montana has suffered from "severe environmental degradation," Gabriel argues.
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The simultaneous blocking of serotonin uptake and serotonin degradation encourages enormous amounts of the neurotransmitter to flood the synapses.
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Intel said Wednesday that performance degradation after security updates for Meltdown "should not be significant" for the average user.
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The declaration seeks to protect rural populations from potential rights violations such as forcible evictions, land degradation and displacement.
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We focus too little on the slow, steady degradation of our ability to think and talk like reasonable adults.
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Humans have long been complicit in the degradation of coral reefs through extensive land-use, pollution, and climate change.
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The first contradiction is that democracy's apparent victory in 1989 also marked the beginning of the degradation of democracy.
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Throughout this project, I felt that women's bodies, and their exploitation, were the ultimate degradation and cost of capitalism.
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In Arcangel's show they sit on the gallery wall where their degradation is something to be be proud of.
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The move is widely regarded as a consequence of the MeToo movement, a way to stop the degradation of women.
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Reducing deforestation and forest degradation could result in a reduction of 0.4-5.8 gigatonnes of CO2 equivalent, the report said.
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And while people often use them to describe the pain or describe the degradation, dehumanization, these were absolutely evil events.
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For scientists who want Americans to understand the threats posed by environmental degradation and climate change there is a problem.
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"There's no transcoding going on — like none — and there's no degradation of image quality," Woodman said about the new offering.
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But a new study suggests these programs would do well to also preserve forests where deforestation and degradation haven't begun.
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The Congress also raised some broadly existential concerns, anxieties about the commodification of identity and the degradation of the real.
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Hollywood actresses, in particular, have been opening up about the sexism and degradation they've been subject to in their industry.
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The terror group has intensified its attacks throughout Iraq in recent months as it faces increased degradation on the ground.
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The resulting indignities and the degradation of humanity are something that have historically been reserved for countries ravaged by war.
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Thanks to hunting pressure, habitat degradation and invasive species, the Titicaca water frog's numbers have declined precipitously in recent years.
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"If we win here that sets a precedent, we demand to have a say and prevent environmental degradation," she says.
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In some cases, lying on the hard floor for long periods of time could eventually cause muscle degradation, he says.
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But if the ABI's detectors heat up, "there is a significant degradation in the quality of the imagery," Gerth says.
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Al Ula, and Mada'in Saleh in particular, are at risk from pollution and degradation if too many people flock in.
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And at least SAGE III, whose optics are "susceptible to molecular contamination degradation," knows when it needs to watch out.
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Godfrey said he suffered mental and emotional harm, anxiety, depression, degradation, loss of wages, loss of earning capacity and benefits.
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I think museums have an incredibly important role to play in resisting the continued degradation of civic culture in America.
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"If you're under attack from a UAS, even if it is militarily insignificant, [it] leads to mission degradation," Brig. Gen.
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After testing the feature in some cities and seeing little degradation to wait times, the company increased that to six.
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Firstly, a formal agreement for advancing REDD — which stands for "reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation" — was finally approved.
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Although the pelt trade is illegal, jaguar poaching remains a problem, alongside the loss and degradation of jaguars' natural landscapes.
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"The fact this is so regional ... it strikes me there's a degradation in training standards and operational procedures," he said.
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" Yet such narratives are unified in their concern for "contemporary global problems, including immigration, terrorism, environmental degradation, and sexual exploitation.
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For example, gradual desertification in Israel, Lebanon and Jordan caused by global warming is leading to land degradation and infertility.
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It is thus tempting to lump Labour's ongoing moral degradation in with the broader rise of anti-Semitism in Europe.
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The defeat of Donald Trump will restore our standing in the world and rescue our democratic institutions from further degradation.
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Belgium's nuclear power regulator said earlier this week it had detected concrete degradation in two bunkers adjoining the reactor buildings.
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Sometimes their posts address very real problems—environmental degradation, unfair drug laws, economic inequality—that mainstream politicians too often ignore.
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When she watches Thunberg on the world stage, she remembers herself as a young girl, intensely concerned about environmental degradation.
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The degradation of identity that Colin and Lane suffer is another potent topic that is only touched upon in passing.
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Those who walked with Trump will be tainted forever after for the degradation of standards and the general election slaughter.
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It is also about the social norms in the workplace, and whether they allow for degradation or disrespect of women.
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When no one is seriously afraid that the country will disintegrate, institutional degradation causes less alarm than perhaps it should.
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One of the issues with mitigating the danger these vulnerabilities pose is that they could result in serious performance degradation.
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Over time, an astronaut living in a weightless environment will experience muscle degradation and bone density loss, among other issues.
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There were certain depths of degradation to which the President of the United States should not be allowed to sink.
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The second negative consequence of the region's restrictive housing policies in the urban core is environmental degradation on the periphery.
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Exclusion or degradation of nonwhite peoples seemed one way of securing dignity for those marginalized by economic and technological shifts.
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That, and, well, the degradation of our political culture as we begin to accept Trumpian behavior as the new normal.
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This degradation of the Pantanal is seen by critics as one sign of Brazil's weakening resolve to protect its environment.
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This often leads to oxidative damage and acid degradation that can cause color changes or decomposition in prints and canvases.
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"Degradation and corrosion went at an unthinkable pace here," he said on Wednesday in an interview with Rai News 503.
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But E.O. Wilson, the naturalist and prophet of environmental degradation, has suggested another name: the Eremocine, the age of loneliness.
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As Gardendale presented its case, Rickey Reeves's mind kept flicking back to his own experience with the degradation of segregation.
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We're going through a change in the actual climate: Destructive weather events and the degradation of ecosystems are steadily accelerating.
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But his fact-and-fantasy images of existential violence and degradation, past and present, are in an old allegorical mode.
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But it's the contemporaneous accounts that give an unvarnished look at the degradation and disparagement the brothers had to endure.
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Its steely, unblinking account of sexual degradation and psychic disintegration impressed those who were not appalled by its sexual politics.
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Increasing urbanization worldwide is aggravating sanitation issues, which in turn creates environmental degradation that pose a threat to public health.
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" The study of degradation may be increasingly important to buyers, he added, as "condition is something that's ferociously important now.
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Many foreign companies and local businesspeople have speculated that despite soil degradation, African farmland is destined to become more valuable.
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But here's the thing: An impeachment inquiry will surely have a chilling effect on the Trumpian project of government degradation.
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It's like the theory of progressive enhancement (and graceful degradation) in web design, but applied to dual-screen Android apps.
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Ethan Hawke plays a priest who agonizes over environmental degradation, to the detriment of his mental health and physical wellbeing.
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And it's harder still to make the slow degradation of oceans, or the gradual razing of forests, seem like news.
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The challenge is large and the topic sensitive, with thousands of protests sparked every year by concerns about environmental degradation.
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Such degradation is a threat not just to the site itself but to the city's economy, which relies on tourism.
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They would very happily not look at the environmental degradation of the 95 percent — you know, they were invested in coal and oil and extractive resources, and then on this side they're trying to address environmental injustice and degradation and the fact that climate change is happening, and they never put those two things together.
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There are some attempts made to help the utilities plan ahead and avoid serious and long-term degradation of electricity reliability.
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It helps other nations invest in renewable energy and deal with carbon emissions increases that come from deforestation and land degradation.
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"The biggest problems in the area are displacement, a lack of livelihood and environmental degradation," Pillai told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The organization lists illegal hunting, habitat loss and degradation, and civil unrest as major factors that are responsible for their decline.
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And that sort of environmental degradation actually is likely to happen because of Gaetz and his ilk, regardless of his bill.
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Australia's return of Ainu remains could set an important precedent for overseas repatriation, helping to heal a history of cultural degradation.
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Environmental degradation will almost always affect poor rural people the most, due to the exhausted natural resources upon which they rely.
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Despite a restoration of order in 2011, the continued degradation of parks and forest reserves has been facilitated by rampant corruption.
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In the face of natural disaster, artists question how the overwhelming anxiety of environmental degradation can be harnessed into creative action.
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Their flexibility, cheap manufacturing costs, and resistance to degradation has meant the use of plastics outpaced most other man-made materials.
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When it was established, these 200 hectares of land—practically an entire hillside—were in the grips of degradation and abandonment.
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The main form of degradation is soil erosion - the loss of the topsoil by wind, rain or excessive use of machinery.
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Regular-sized chunks of plastic start to break down when exposed to UV radiation, chemical degradation, and the movement of waves.
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Opponents saying moving the base to Henoko just shifts the dangers, noise and environmental degradation to another part of the island.
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He's openly crude, but intensely caring, often expressing deep dismay at the degradation of his hometown, and the world at large.
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Leading up to the fight, KSI has also repeatedly used Logan's girlfriend, Chloe Bennet, as a prop for degradation and insults.
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They claim to have found a never-before-seen regulatory pathway in cells that can spark the degradation of healthy tau.
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But as a result of the industrial revolution, we have climate change, pollution, toxicity, landfills, dead zones, environmental degradation and more.
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Osteoporosis, a disease characterised by low bone mass and degradation of bone tissue, is another significant risk factor for hip fractures.
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It is an Indigenous homeland caught in the jaws of big oil and its dangerous byproducts: environmental degradation and climate change.
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"Degradation" is the central appeal of these "hagsploitation" movies, Jack Warner argues, as he takes credit for singlehandedly inventing the genre.
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Wind and solar both require tons of land to operate at large scales, raising concerns about habitat loss and land degradation.
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Often, these tales end with the degradation of heroin—a good kid accidentally addicted, driven to crime, and maybe even dead.
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See the ever-persistent stereotype of the "magical negro" and the still routine degradation of Native American culture throughout horror history.
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"Land degradation is having the single biggest impact on the well-being of humanity," Scholes said in an interview in Medellín.
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If the system has gotten to this level of degradation maybe it's time, and not too late, to set things right.
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A large portion of the public foresees a weaker economy, more expensive health care, environmental degradation, and a difficult old age.
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The GLF led to economic decline, severe environmental degradation, political chaos, and one of the worst human rights disasters in history.
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"Through its actions, the Kremlin bears responsibility for the degradation of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty," Menendez said in statement.
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Destruction takes many forms, not just the sudden apocalyptic crash or the long-term degradation of rain and ice and wind.
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The law also unequivocally requires the BLM to take any action necessary to prevent unnecessary or undue degradation of the land.
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The plan, known as the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), aims to cut poverty, inequality and environmental degradation globally by 2030.
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Is it worth the degradation of the environment, the danger to the water, the insult to the heritage of the Sioux?
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More recently, the United States military has refused to take responsibility for its environmental degradation of its base in central Seoul.
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"What I will tell you unequivocally [is] there will be no degradation in safety as we know it today," he said.
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Trump's own interviews, memoirs, news conferences and Twitter feed evince a pattern of sexual degradation, objectification and assault stretching back decades.
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But a study recently released by researchers at the University of Warwick suggests that degradation is not necessarily a foregone conclusion.
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But one can imagine commercial V2G services developing their own algorithms to minimize degradation, with real-world competition driving rapid learning.
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Her friend Richard Avedon had photographed at the East Louisiana State Mental Hospital in 21970, recording scenes of pain and degradation.
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Under the law, men can be sentenced for each instance of physical abuse or sexual and psychological degradation against a woman.
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According to Mr. Haidt, conservative voters also place particular importance on the value of sanctity (or purity), rejecting ideas of degradation.
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But there's an extra shudder of degradation in losing reproductive rights at the hands of a lubricious playboy like Mr. Trump.
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The tribe has an embattled history marked by colonial occupation, environmental degradation, discrimination, and clashes with politicians and real estate developers.
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And because they lack free ends, some can resist rapid degradation in the body — an otherwise common fate for ingested peptides.
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They are gambling with long-valued conservation efforts, putting the Arctic Refuge's wildlife, air, and water at risk of permanent degradation.
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"Such actions by U.S. authorities are leading to a further degradation of already uneasy relations between the two countries," it added.
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"The elimination of three senior foreign fighters represents a significant degradation of the ISIS planning and operational capability," the statement said.
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We believe intelligence and determination will allow us to overcome environmental degradation, prevail and build a more resilient and productive world.
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Throughout the crisis, defections and a push by the government to promote regime loyalists led to the degradation of Burundi's army.
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The hollow men of anger and bitterness The bountiful ladies of righteous degradation All must be left to a bygone age.
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Five months ago, the Senate issued a report detailing the rock art's risk of degradation by local industry's fossil fuel emissions.
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A lot of the hauntings, as you might imagine, come from this environment of extreme deprivation and degradation of the laws.
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All designed products illustrate grim scenes of environmental degradation and proudly bear the name of the proposed nation: The Trash Isles.
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Guardian columnist George Monbiot reports that soil degradation rates mean we have only 60 years of harvests left under current practices.
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SDGs refer to targets set by the UN to address global challenges such as climate change, poverty and environmental degradation by 2030.
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The ongoing degradation of American civic institutions, at a minimum, did not have an immediate negative impact on the typical person's life.
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These parks could also decide to close entirely, as many did during the 2013 shutdown, to prevent further degradation of the lands.
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Had such notice been provided, the IT group may have been able to take steps to ameliorate or prevent ECFS system degradation.
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One witness reportedly called by Weinstein's lawyers was a psychologist who testified about the degradation of memory over time, according to Variety.
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These changes might be faults or degradation (anticipating them reduces maintenance costs), or they might indicate that the system has been hacked.
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It is also meant to serve as a cautionary tale, but an optimistic one as the world acts to prevent environmental degradation.
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And no one is tracking the economic loss from season to season as commercial species collapse or as environmental degradation reduces tourism.
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Was rape still the black woman's story, living such degradation 30 years after emancipation just to subsist at the pleasure of whites?
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Lopez ordered the suspension or closure of almost half the country's mines, many of them nickel producers, on charges of environmental degradation.
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Disturbed by environmental degradation and war on Earth, their mission was to hit the reset button for humanity on a virgin world.
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I definitely noticed a degradation in quality when switching from my AptX-supporting phone to the basic Bluetooth output from my laptop.
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Having tasted the suffering and degradation to which vulnerability can lead, the people are bidden not to afflict or mistreat the stranger.
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To overcome this obstacle, Sestan and his colleagues created a system designed to lessen various processes of tissue degradation in postmortem brains.
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The EPA was created in 1970 with broad bipartisan support, as a response to the unacceptable environmental degradation that pervaded the country.
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"Permafrost degradation is going to affect everything," says Magdalena Muir, research associate at the University of Calgary's Arctic Institute of North America.
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"Overall, it is a degradation," Bollore said, citing weakening demand across several key regions worldwide during the first half of the year.
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I had all of these boobs in my life — of multiple shapes and sizes but also in terms of empowerment and degradation.
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In trying to fix the company's culture in this manner, its board put employee morale through extra degradation and risked shareholder value.
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Indeed, like the city dwellers of today, the inhabitants of Çatalhöyük had to contend with infectious diseases, overcrowding, violence, and environmental degradation.
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But in an effort to understand the response, I went along Wednesday night to see if I could stomach the squalid degradation.
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These signals—the result of radiation on hydrogen atoms—traveled 26,000 light-years to Earth with barely any degradation along the way.
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While war was the most obvious sign of "unrepentant and absurd pride", many other transgressions had caused "human, social and environmental degradation".
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