And the rest of it is a classic non-denial denial.
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The president's press secretary, Dmitri S. Peskov, responded with a non-denial denial.
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But climate denial has sunk deeper political roots than cancer denial ever did.
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We've been in denial too long, and panic is the fruit of denial.
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Trump's non-denial denial makes very clear the Post is onto something. 36.
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"The heartbeat of racism is denial — the denial of racist ideas, policies, and acts."
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Those who still live in denial of this fact are in denial of physics. pic.twitter.
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So denial of Ukrainian atrocities is not allowed, but denial of Polish misdeeds is ok?
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Lopez Obrador's administration-in-waiting responded to the Post story with a non-denial denial.
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Well, GoCardless co-founder and CEO Hiroki Takeuchi knows how to work a non-denial denial.
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The New York City mayor gave a non-denial denial when asked about his presidential aspirations.
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"In cases of benefit denial, the denial was based on information found outside of social media," the document said.
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The Washington Post, which broke the story, notes that the Trump administration's denial of the story isn't really a denial.
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So, suppose that instead of a denial by the president, the attorney made the denial, ostensibly on the president's behalf.
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But often they stem from an explicit denial of rights: same-sex marriage bans, employment discrimination, denial of federal benefits.
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Perhaps we are in denial about death, but perhaps it is being in denial about death that pushes us toward faith.
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Instead of stark contrast between climate denial and action, what's really on display in Bonn is 50 shades of climate denial.
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This non-denial denial looks to be an attempt to shield the president from criticism—and keep his support for their bill.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "If your denial leaves people thinking there is a type of woman you would rape, that's not a good denial.
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For example, he publicly offered a widely scrutinized non-denial denial that Trump shared classified intelligence with Russians in the Oval Office.
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This approach, with its frequent accusations that others are in denial about terrorism, stands exposed for a substantial denial of its own.
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"The current Republicans, with their lies, denial of science, denial of the truth, do not deserve to be in office," she said.
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Once you're labeled a felon, the old forms of discrimination — employment discrimination, housing discrimination, denial of the right to vote, denial of educational opportunity, denial of food stamps and other public benefits, and exclusion from jury service — are suddenly legal.
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Our data suggest permitting the denial of services to same-sex couples is harmful in ways well beyond the denial of service itself.
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"If your denial leaves people thinking there is a type of woman you would rape, that's not a good denial," Trevor Noah said.
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A Holocaust denial drama doesn't sound like it'd make for a particularly compelling movie, but the first trailer for Denial definitely has me hooked.
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Taking away the intent of the Holocaust may not be the classic form of Holocaust denial, but it is a form of denial nonetheless.
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" Further, after Trump last week echoed Vladimir Putin's denial about interfering in U.S. elections, Cohen said, "Simply accepting the denial of Mr. Putin is unsustainable.
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"Abu Mazen is a wretched Holocaust denier who wrote his doctorate on Holocaust denial and then wrote a book on Holocaust denial," Mr. Lieberman wrote.
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He's tweeted many times, including a denial of a charge by Lady Gaga and court documents that include an on-the-record denial of roofie use.
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In no other quarter for as far back as the government has published quarterly denial data (2628) has the denial rate gone much past 28503 percent.
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As a threshold question without any specific denial, the court would have to rule that effectively no denial of any federal funding would pass constitutional muster.
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"Holocaust denial is alive and well in the highest offices of the United States," Deborah Lipstadt, a historian and expert on Holocaust denial, wrote for The Atlantic.
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All of them had denial rates of more than 50% in the first quarter of 2019, compared to new denial rates of less than 10% in FY2015.
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"Persons with albinism continue to face daunting challenges which include justice denial, education denial, insecurity, ritual attacks, unemployment to under-employment and cancer attacks," Kondowe told CNN.
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It's only in a few cases where there's a denial, and most of the time it's an automatic denial, when a disqualifier pops up in a background check.
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Instead of the standard claim that segregation was a denial of equal protection, Tourgée argued that it was a denial of the Fourteenth Amendment's guarantee of due process.
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Then, when it becomes clear that they did, in fact, have some involvement with Russia, they make a more specific denial—until, of course, that denial is eventually refuted.
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Despite this, sex offender self-denial is well-documented; according to a 2004 study from the University of South Florida, "the presence of denial... routinely complicate[s]" their treatment.
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Bruni: I am going to take that as a nondenial denial, or as a denial nondenial, and note that you have completely evaded the issue of your downward dog.
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His initial denial in September was notably dotted with non-denial denials, admitting the call took place but insisting he only cared about helping Ukraine deal with endemic corruption.
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The higher denial rate means that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) turned down more than 2900,220006 additional applicants for benefits than it would have under the prior denial rate.
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A.M.I. issued angry denial after angry denial to The Times and other news organizations that pursued the story, including The Wall Street Journal, The New Yorker and The Washington Post.
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McMaster's carefully worded non-denial denial all but went up in smoke by Tuesday morning, when Trump tweeted that he'd had very good reasons to give information to the Russians.
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Yet insofar as Israel is concerned, every liberal Zionist has not just tolerated the denial of this minimum liberal standard, but avowed this denial as core to their innermost convictions.
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"Mark issued an absolute denial and Sheryl followed, which surprised all of us because we knew her denial wasn't true," a source familiar with the firm's work with Facebook told TechCrunch.
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As Mann explains, climate denial actually follows in the footsteps of earlier science denial, beginning with the long campaign by tobacco companies to confuse the public about the dangers of smoking.
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Yet were they fine with the onslaught of equally loathsome policies that have been hallmarks of that same G.O.P. over that time: racist immigration policies, climate denial, science denial, anti-L.
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Maguire repeated his denial that he had threatened to resign if the White House did not provide the complaint to the committee after issuing a similar denial yesterday amid media reports.
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We cannot be in denial — we've suffered the consequences.
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There is no 'middle ground' w/ climate denial & delay.
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" He added: "I think that's a denial of debate.
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There is no "middle ground" w/ climate denial & delay.
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"Unfortunately, we have a White House in denial, but every day that goes by that they continue to be in denial is one day less that we have to prepare," Padilla said.
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Roosevelt&aposs denial of his disability was more than just a denial of crushing adversity, more than a jaunty, smiling, damn-the-torpedoes refusal to dwell upon – indeed, fully acknowledge – his physical reality.
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Related: VICE News Investigates the True Cost of Climate Denial
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The second advantage is the denial happens to be accurate.
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But that denial doesn't entirely line up with Mueller's findings.
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Then came several decades of scientific denial, distortion, and gaslighting.
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"It's like there is a sense of denial," she says.
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He also reiterated his company's categorical denial of the reports.
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I wasn't in denial that I was out of place.
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Apple's broad, categorical denial is essentially unprecedented in its detail.
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Someone in denial wouldn't have the balls to do that.
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But the denial from Barrymore's reps keeps things very confusing.
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His attorney plans to appeal the denial of his citizenship.
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For some, a denial could even lead to their deportation.
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"Some Republican presidential candidates are in demographic denial," he said.
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That leaves verrrrrrryyyyyy little room for denial, don't you think?
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Last November, in Vietnam, Trump appeared to accept Putin's denial.
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I say denial is not just a river in Egypt.
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"It's the same sense of disbelief and denial," says Cho.
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"I was in denial for a couple days," Ramos says.
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Strangely, though, I was also in denial about my circumstances.
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Denial is an effective weapon in the hands of fear.
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There's an underlying denial that there's an issue at all.
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She was stunned, but she refused to be in denial.
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"I therefore concur in the denial of certiorari," Thomas wrote.
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The denial revolved around the size of the SpaceBee satellites.
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The good, the bad, the denial, all of the processes.
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Curiously, UK politicians appear to be in denial about this.
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The reasons for their denial were not provided to Gizmodo.
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The denial of the auto group's requests had been expected.
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"Policy makers and treatment providers are in denial," Hamilton says.
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Despite Cooper's editing denial, Washington says the photo shocked her.
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But there is deterrence by denial and deterrence by punishment.
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Deterrence by denial means the enemy knows there's no point.
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Theologians have denounced its denial of the reality of suffering.
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The film industry is filled with denial about representational issues.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson issued a similarly incomplete denial.
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You can see in these pronouncements a kernel of denial.
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Were they in denial, or did they simply not care?
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Israelis live in denial; they barely even talk about Gaza.
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And they do that with the science denial stuff too.
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This attack is known as a distributed denial of service.
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Further details of the reported denial were not immediately available.
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He was defiant in his denial of the Nanjing massacre.
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They are still in a phase of denial and anger.
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Comey reportedly petitioned the Justice Department to issue a denial.
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Trump denies Clinton claim about his climate change denial pic.twitter.
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The court did not give a reason for the denial.
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Judge has backed up Kavanaugh's emphatic denial of the accusations.
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So the repression need not be a denial of flexibility.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton isn't merely in a state of denial.
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And the court agreed — hence the denial of her request.
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He reiterated his denial in a second statement on Friday.
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He could face deportation or future denial of U.S. citizenship.
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We're about to find out, from the land of denial.
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Science denial and conspiracy theories are inherently tied says Lewandowsky.
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"This wasn't a chief that was in denial," he said.
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Most Americans are in denial over their excessive viewing habits.
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And still we are in denial about what is happening.
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Today's attack is an odd way of maintaining its denial.
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So, too, is the century of denial that has followed. ■
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There is no longer room for climate denial amongst policymakers.
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You can see the FCC's denial letter to me below.
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Ryan's office expanded on his denial of the Politico report.
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"Denial," he said, "is the main ability the Israelis develop."
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He informed her that the decision of denial was affirmed.
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Environmentalists called the rule change an act of climate denial.
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Trump did not say whether he accepted Putin's denial, however.
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As climate change worsens, so does President Donald Trump's denial.
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Lokteff is a promoter of Holocaust denial and white nationalism.
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Yet the consequences of official denial may still be grave.
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A lawyer for Hicks issued a denial to the newspaper.
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Mattis called Woodward's reporting "fiction" and Trump praised that denial.
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Those who oversee it appear to be in full denial.
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Maybe that's denial, but he's not ready for it yet.
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Mr. Mizrahi's denial of political motivation has a Warholish sound.
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Management ignored it and invested in climate denial and obfuscation.
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That type attack is known as a denial of service.
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The denial surrounding this issue has barely changed since 22014.
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Is it that we're all in denial of impending death?
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Salman's denial, however, "could not have been stronger," he added.
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It's a denial of Black people's truth, then and now.
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" He added, "President Putin was extremely strong in his denial.
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Nothing Jordyn said Thursday night even hinted at a denial.
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" He added: "Denial is not just a river in Egypt.
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But this moment of awareness is immediately followed by denial.
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Starkville's denial of Pride had spread quickly across the internet.
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"I personally find Holocaust denial deeply offensive," Mr. Zuckerberg wrote.
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My colleagues did some research on denial a while back.
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A generation later, that era of denial seems almost quaint.
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About 10 days ago, he was notified of the denial.
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" Cuccinelli said the union was "utterly in denial of reality.
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Dementia does not spare billionaires, and denial spares no one.
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RAWTEKK Here'sToThem (official video) from denial of service on Vimeo.
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Trump touts Putin's "extremely strong and powerful" denial of meddling.
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Maybe he had forgotten, or maybe he was in denial.
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Through it all, America remains a unified country of denial.
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And they are maintaining a campaign of denial and avoidance.
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Was this young man in denial about his racial identity?
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TRAC also said the denial rates differed greatly by location.
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Even with every indication — birth date, name, address — still denial.
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The king, he noted, had given a "very strong" denial.
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And yet most of America seems to be in denial.
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Our national politics and the hubris of climate change denial.
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Each stride seemed full of agony and something resembling denial.
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The White House denial helped futures recover from those losses.
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The announcement drew a swift denial from the White House.
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This pattern of denial and inaction continues into recent events.
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The denial and the investigations enraged him, Pursglove told me.
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Trump has since tweeted a denial of using either term.
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It was what felt like the denial of basic dignity.
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But mostly he's in denial, and he's living very dangerously.
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But critics point to high levels of denial of care.
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So what on earth is going on with climate denial?
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In Mr. Lavrov's account, Mr. Trump accepted Mr. Putin's denial.
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No one is jocular on the subject, just in denial.
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That bubble has likely only solidified his sense of denial.
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CNN is working to confirm the reason for the denial.
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And I probably did my best to remain in denial.
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UnitedHealthcare defended its denial of coverage for Weissman's proton therapy.
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"The allegations are significantly stronger than the denial," Scott said.
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Yes, a lot of people want to be in denial.
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"Denial is a crippling component of addictive disease," Gitlow said.
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"Denial is her strategy for emotional survival," Ritz told me.
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She stayed in denial for as long as she could.
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A federal judge in Missoula upheld the denial in 2015.
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Denial of service — intentional or unintentional — is a recurring problem.
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It looks way different from a previous denial she issued.
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Such denial often seems to be echoed in secular institutions.
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Sometimes the worst was the gaslighting, the denial, the coldness.
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It is not a denial of other urgent social causes.
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Appearing afterward before the committee, Kavanaugh repeated his categorical denial.
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Denial might spare you some pain in the short term.
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"I think I was still in denial," Broaddrick told Myers.
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And though Medicaid denial rates were higher back then, the denial rate from all insurers in the new study only rose as time went along, from 5003 percent in 2016 to 43.8 percent in 2017.
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" Jeff Jarvis, a tech and media industry watcher and author of the book "What Would Google Do?" tweeted, "'Let's have a discussion' is not an excuse for misogyny, racism, climate-change denial & denial of facts.
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Trump's tirades against the media and his persistent denial and reinvention of facts in the face of being proven wrong – such as his denial of direct quotes during the debates – are consistent with this worldview.
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Steve Harrington Hair Update Sweaty, and in denial of the breakup.
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I'm in denial about it because I'm so connected to it.
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Of course, this is not a Sherman-esque denial, so.... 21.
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Basically, the senator from Florida is in exquisite denial, concluded Spaeth.
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In each case, the victims felt Uber showed indifference and denial.
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Link purportedly taught that Holocaust denial is a valid historical viewpoint.
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And this would essentially put the denial order back into effect.
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He said simply accepting the denial of Mr. Putin is unsustainable.
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Wear those rose-colored glasses, sure, but don't go into denial.
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We assumed their denial about collecting this data was company-wide.
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For now, though, Trump remains stubbornly in denial of the threat.
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The government's initial reaction was one of confusion, verging on denial.
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Such theories can include creationism, climate change denial, or scientific racism.
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This disease loves secrets and denial; it grows in the shadows.
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And critically, it helped translate climate denial into a political reality.
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So if he can suck up Holocaust denial, so can you!
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He has been constant in his denial of any criminal acts.
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Whether one could take his denial at face value was unclear.
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THIS IS A BROAD DENIAL OF WHAT WAS SAID IN THIS.
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Denial had become the only way I could move through life.
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For the skeptics, it provides fodder for their apathy and denial.
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"When it's positive, it's either denial or something worse," Mongo added.
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Why they made a false denial is for them to explain.
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When a male senator read Kavanaugh's denial, Ford appeared to shudder.
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Wrong. Apparently, Dunham's initial denial of the incident did not suffice.
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"She was in complete denial," he later told police of Cindy.
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"The problem is that the authorities are in denial," he said.
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That should terrify millennials as much as Republican climate denial does.
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Fairfax's denial, which was posted on Twitter at around 3 a.m.
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To start, these Silicon Valley titans are in denial about history.
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A big part of that denial, she says, was Mitchell's fame.
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His girlfriend, Nessa, also tweeted an outright denial of the news.
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You'll get denial because people think that the old paradigm holds.
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They may try to put themselves into denial about what happened.
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How many have remained in denial even after allegations pile up?
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Conyers repeated his denial of harassment allegations in the radio interview.
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Despair is just another form of denial... The solutions are here.
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It is the cause of so much denial, resulting in violence.
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We all have a duty to confront denial and speak out.
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Sooner or later, the denial will collapse on Capitol Hill too.
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Caswick was confused and in denial, but also filled with anger.
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Part of the problem may be one of denial and math.
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An official denial and complaint to the press regulator swiftly followed.
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Paris agreement or not, climate-change denial is official administration policy.
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Update 2:39 PM ET: Updated with denial from Russian government.
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But in a follow-up, Trump seemed to broaden his denial.
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Trivializing the Holocaust and normalizing Holocaust denial have become distressingly common.
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During a news conference on Monday, Trump made no such denial.
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The president said he found Putin's denial of Russian interference credible.
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A whopping 97% of climate scientists disagree with that denial, Donald.
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On Thursday, Flynn, through his spokesperson, backed away from the denial.
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If the visa was denied, what was the basis for denial?
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It is halfway between a shrug and complete denial of reality.
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Shoppers are in various stages of grief, including denial and bargaining.
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Steve Milloy, an author who runs the climate denial website junkscience.
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There are waves of anger, denial, rage -- guilt for being alive.
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The F.D.A. rebutted those arguments in its denial of AstraZeneca's petition.
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He quotes Russian President Vladimir Putin's denial of meddling as fact.
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Denial of this reality will not make it any less real.
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The denial of Usada's petition was first reported Friday by LetsRun.com.
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"Simply accepting the denial of Mr. Putin is unsustainable," he said.
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It reported on arbitrary arrests and the denial of fair trials.
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For them, acceptance of reality equates to a denial of faith.
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I was in denial about being an alcoholic and drug addict.
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If blocked, the person could challenge that denial in federal court.
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One in five of the incidents were related to Holocaust denial.
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"I was in denial, like, this is not happening," said Mrs.
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But Trump wants to turn climate change-denial into national policy.
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The recovery process can be ridden with pain, denial and shame.
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If anything, the administration's vehement climate denial is invigorating energy buyers.
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" Trump tweeted his own denial as well, calling the stories "false.
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Her story was included in a 2003 report titled In Denial!.
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Following the denial, John Sparks, Oklahoma counsel for Janssen Pharmaceuticals Inc.
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This one brings up Turkey's continuing denial of the Armenian genocide.
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Denial of legitimate opposition isn't confined to the Republicans, of course.
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In fact, we were almost in a kind of porn denial.
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Denial of the truth has always ultimately proven to be futile.
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If someone is inebriated, their default response may be a denial.
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A vocal group of patients' mothers had made denial politically untenable.
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"His denial to me could not have been stronger," Trump declared.
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If it's a simple denial it should never hold you back.
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There's the denial of something he said or did, easily rebutted.
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WASHINGTON — Despair, denial, desperation, and ultimately, a rededication to electing Sen.
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She doubled down on that denial during the Women Tell All.
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It's also a denial and neglect and an abdication of responsibility.
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Episode 3 argued that denial could be a tool of survival.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNBritney Spears Swears Off MenJennifer Lopez: Casper's In Denial!
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Other climate-denial groups have also benefited from the Mercers' largess.
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They had inadvertently launched a denial of service attack on themselves.
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Diversion and denial are the two key strategies of public relations.
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"I went from shock to denial to anger," Ms. Skolkin said.
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And that loan denial was just the start of Stovall's troubles.
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German law includes strict prohibitions on Nazi propaganda and Holocaust denial.
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Mr. Trump has tweeted a denial that he made this statement.
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Of course, climate denial is also alive and well among Republicans.
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The beat of denial sounds the same across time and space.
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Denial is fueled by the stigma associated with being a racist.
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It is not an excuse for climate denial or ecological hooliganism.
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And I saw his name, and just like anyone else, denial.
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Even when I got the pictures, I was still in denial.
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Other countries remain in denial about the dangers of the virus.
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You can plan for it, or you can be in denial.
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Judge Kavanaugh's denial of the incident is, however, much more troubling.
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First, you have denial: 'I'm not going to get the coronavirus.
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Canonical penalties can involve denial of the eucharist or even excommunication.
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And almost all climate change denial involves Limbaugh-type conspiracy theorizing.
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Any restriction of immigration is considered a denial of human rights.
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As MGM learned, the denial of collective responsibility can spark outrage.
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I was in denial because I was conforming to society's wishes.
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The Republican candidates are for the most part in deep denial.
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She also took to her Story to issue a definitive denial.
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The only constant is the denial of our humanity and dignity.
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Each intense phone conversation upended years of denial and self-loathing.
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Mr. Tillerson established a propaganda machine to support climate change denial.
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A denial of asylum is not an end to the process.
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Denial goes hand in hand with other forms of ideological extremism.
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It is avoidance, denial, fear, probability — with a sprinkle of strategy.
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And I think the Democrats are in complete denial about that.
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Caught between denial and fear, the residents appear suspended in time.
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Nonetheless, denial is coming back in fashion among the most powerful.
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Putin's denial, however, runs counter to assessments by US intelligence agencies.
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This kind of denial of racism was common behavior in Austin.
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The reasoning behind the judge's denial was not immediately made public.
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What could be more American than this sort of desperate denial?
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He said, she said: Sanders issued an outright denial on stage.
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I looked for ways to manage the hurt, denial and rage.
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Stone Denial by Brandon Conradis on Scribd View the discussion thread.
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Meir's denial of the accusation — not that the magazine itself did.
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But instead of a grant award, Trinity received a denial notice.
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But, the denial is broad enough as to be somewhat meaningless.
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My plan was to learn something about myself through self-denial.
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That same spirit of self-denial, however, is flying sky high.
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It casts all declarations of truth as mere invitations for denial.
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Another denial came from a representative of the Independent Democratic Conference.
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"Denial is really healthy," she joked about coping with her diagnosis.
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The denial by his spokeswoman came only later in the day.
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No democracy can be built on denial of a people's existence.
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Foreign influence is the fourth most common cause of clearance denial.
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Then last Thursday, Cruz took the denial game one step further.
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But Zuckerberg was always clear about his loathing of Holocaust denial.
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Burhan renewed the military's denial of its involvement in the dispersal.
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" Bishop told Fox News' Tucker Carlson the lawmakers want to know if "as devastating as those two hurricanes were, if that ever justifies the denial of a civil liberty or the denial of a constitutional right.
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Here at home everyone will have the privilege of making whatever self-denial is necessary..." He went on to explain: "'sacrifice' is not exactly the proper word with which to describe this program of self-denial.
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"It is clear that Lamar Smith has progressed" and "is slowly advancing through the stages of denial," prolific Penn State climatologist Michael E. Mann, author of climate change denial guidebook The Madhouse Effect, told Gizmodo via email.
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The riders were refused entry into Poland because of what they represent: Mr. Putin personally, denial of Soviet culpability for the Katyn massacre, denial of the Soviet occupation of Poland during World War II, never-ending heartache.
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" At 37, Brockes is far more skeptical going into the process than Katkin is, attuned to overly optimistic talk at the first clinic she visits: "Patient denial is an act of psychological defense; doctor denial is scalping.
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"The administration's effort to roll back these standards is a denial of basic science and a denial of American automakers' engineering capabilities and ingenuity," said John DeCicco, an expert on transportation technology at the University of Michigan.
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Our denial of our culpability blinds us to Iraq's current-day realities.
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Not in recovery, not in denial, but an addict through and through.
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"Denial-of-service attacks cost businesses millions of dollars annually," said Braverman.
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Watch: Moonves severance denial is not a surprise, says NYT's media reporter
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In Europe, anti-Semitism and Holocaust denial have gone way beyond words.
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Caldbeck's initial response to the The Information's story was an aggressive denial.
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Trump seems to be in denial about the extent of the damage.
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And despite Iran's denial, being blamed for these attacks suits it nicely.
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Denial of our natures is perhaps the most fundamental of our natures.
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As to climate change itself, he is careful to skirt outright denial.
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But Doubane doubled down on his denial that Becker was a diplomat.
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Woody Allen has since issued another statement re-iterating his previous denial.
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It does not address Myanmar&aposs denial of citizenship to the Rohingya.
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Clearly we were in denial, and this was not an allergic reaction.
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Still, Harvey said that some science denial must be countered in public.
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It prompted a denial from Trump and a great deal of discussion.
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The science side and the fossil industry-fueled — pun intended — denial side.
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Its recent Gab posts are riddled with racial slurs and Holocaust denial.
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Why it matters: The denial contradicts U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper's Oct.
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But this time, the bubble is being inflated by climate change denial.
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People realized how much in denial we were when Trump got elected.
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The alternative to such aerial self-denial is to risk political turbulence.
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But Pelosi may indeed be in denial, rather than just saving face.
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That led to denial about the build-up of risk before 2008.
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There is still a lot of denial about whether racism is real.
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Kavanaugh issued a strong denial of the allegations against him last week.
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If the cat approached and backed away, he considered that a denial.
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Despite Trump's continuous denial about the payments though, federal prosecutors aren't convinced.
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The moral compromise is the denial of appropriate justice for the victims.
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In Russia the IOC's decision has been met with outrage and denial.
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The denial was without prejudice, meaning Bongiorno may still seek early release.
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Of course on the other end of the spectrum is outright denial.
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H: I would tell them that I realize why they're in denial.
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How will Trump's denial of Russians being behind the hacking affect relations?
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It namechecked Linzhi, but the firm's issued a strong denial to Coindesk.
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It was the biggest distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack in history.
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For Merrill, her diagnosis came as a shock, and led to denial.
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The distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack is the classic cheap hack.
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There's shock: Denial: Anger: Curiosity: And then a jump straight into acceptance!
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Draymond almost seemed in denial following the crazy ending to Vikings-Saints.
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This story has been updated with the denial from the White House.
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Another human tendency hampering response in emergency situations is denial, he said.
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It was a denial-of-service campaign, waged more or less weekly.
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With a risk of that magnitude, there is no room for denial.
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"A state of denial can be a city's worst enemy," Bloomberg writes.
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However, the senator's May 1 statements are the most straightforward denial yet.
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Make no mistake: What happened today happened because of their science denial.
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AFD increasingly focuses on climate change denial in its online communications campaigns
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Truly devout Jewish life is not about coercion or denial of self.
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And the denial and avoidance are much older than the Trump administration.
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Salazar issued a lengthy and detailed denial of similar allegations in 2015.
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Choffnes told Motherboard he remains confident in his findings despite Sprint's denial.
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It was a year filled with science denial and public safety reversals.
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"Remember too with entity lists there's a presumption of denial," he continued.
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The rates of denial are particularly high for Hondurans, Guatemalans and Salvadorans.
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Instead, Trump said Putin was "extremely strong and powerful" in his denial.
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The state's denial of the Williams Pipeline in May did just that.
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Feeling overwhelmed and helpless can paralyze us or force us into denial.
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But Trump on Wednesday cast doubt on the report, citing Rosenstein's denial.
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Institutional denial, obfuscation, and retaliation are hallmarks of many whistle-blowing cases.
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Terms such as 'expired,' 'passed on' or 'lost' are words of denial.
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The settlement did not include any admission or denial of the claims.
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And Congress is basically in denial of the consequences of doing nothing.
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He did with a forceful denial notable for its passion and indignation.
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Lest we forget, climate change denial is a boomer-era phenomenon, too.
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Despite her denial, Khloé ripped into Woods on Twitter following the interview.
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But others, including former President Bill Clinton, dismissed those conclusions as denial.
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A strange paralysis sets in, a curious mix of denial and resignation.
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"This is a state that is not in climate denial," she says.
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That is because another malady pervades our politics: the denial of reality.
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Before denial of service attacks, botnets were used in massive spam operations.
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The 2018 denial rate as of the end of March was 41%.
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Let's list some reasons for denial and consider the reframe for each.
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Did you ever undertake any denial of service attacks, Nix was asked?
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The album itself is a journey of denial, confrontation, and, ultimately, forgiveness.
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And ironically, it's in the West where climate denial is most ideological.
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"There's also this denial of women's personhood that I've noticed," she says.
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You may not like it, but don't go into the denial zone.
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But it was a cheap home test; there was room for denial.
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White people are in denial about pretty much everything at this point.
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Trump cast doubt over the U.S. intelligence community and endorsed Putin's denial.
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Schofield's denial of the $7.7 million payment reversed part of an Oct.
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The Republican Party's approach to climate change used to be wholesale denial.
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So why are some of us still in denial about Trump's racism?
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The man shook his head in denial, too exhausted to further protest.
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"She went into a complete state of denial," the former minister said.
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A certain amount of denial was involved in some locales, he said.
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Mr. Rodríguez said an appeal of the loan modification denial was pending.
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There's been denial this whole time, although that's gotten a little better.
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Her emotions can be deeply repressed, and she is often in denial.
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On Tuesday, Manchester City reiterated its denial of any wrongdoing at all.
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Continued denial will simply make it more difficult to make genuine progress.
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The mainstream conservative movement has mostly been in denial on this point.
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But there comes a moment when denial is no longer an option.
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"I'm swimming in that Egyptian river, 'cause I'm in denial": get it?
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It's interesting though ... he brushes off the allegation without an outright denial.
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What falls between now and that awful reckoning is nothing but denial.
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Denial is a way of surviving, but it also can be dangerous.
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"The denial of aging is unhealthy," she sniffed in a recent chat.
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Mr. Trump appears to be unifying America — unifying Americans in their denial.
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Instead, it was a pitiless mirror that revealed an addict in denial.
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And here in the US, President Donald Trump is in deep denial.
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The VA's denial of their identity and right to care was devastating.
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"They are in quite a bit of denial about what's going on."
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Indeed, it's depravity, on a scale that makes cancer denial seem trivial.
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But it's the president's denial that's more politically costly for his party.
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I think a lot of people were in denial about this storm.
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But at stake was much more than simply a denial of utility.
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After court, Anton said Kelly was "irritated" by the denial of bail.
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CNN has reached out to the Russian Embassy about Murphy's visa denial.
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This is the sort of denial that an innocent man would offer.
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But no one is in denial about the challenges he faces, either.
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The allegations against Kavanaugh are too grave, and his denial is categorical.
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She sorted through her papers and pulled out the FEMA denial letter.
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Both settlements were made without an admission or denial of the charges.
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To have cancer is to live with two neighbors: hypervigilance and denial.
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"Climate denial is a bad political strategy," says 37-year-old Rep.
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We haven't received a denial or anything about new procedures in place.
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But the system is also propped up by a kind of denial.
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The revelations prompted a denial from Mr. Lauer, the former "Today" host.
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He appeared in the documentary "Intent to Destroy: Death, Denial & Depiction" (2017).
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I am not sure how I stayed in denial of her existence.
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From mass incarceration to mass deportation, our nation remains in deep denial.
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And each denial is likely to mean two more years behind bars.
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One denial concerned a 50-year-old woman with anxiety and migraines.
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It said the party had approached Islamophobia "with denial, dismissal and deceit".
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"It's not a flat denial," the editor, Hu Xijin, wrote on Twitter.
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Mr. Avenatti has said the president's denial only helps his client's case.
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Like many of Peres's friends and colleagues, Eilene Zimmerman was in denial.
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A toxic fog of denial has descended over much of the country.
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Still, despite Sparrow's denial, Thunberg spoke out against the crude sticker Saturday.
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This is painful, but denial will only make the inevitable reckoning worse.
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"He lied," Parnas says of President Trump's denial that he knows him.
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" The excerpt was headlined "My party is in denial about Donald Trump.
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The blueprint is framed as a shift away from Republican climate denial.
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" Asked about Trump's denial that he knows them, Parnas said, "He lied.
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Those that were present did not lend credit to his denial: Sen.
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He kept it going at least another day by tweeting a denial.
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He acknowledged that denial of Holy Communion is painful for those denied.
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The President has since denied the comments; however, following Trump's denial, Sen.
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Among them were leading climate change denial blog Watts Up With That?
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It was an acknowledgment of disengagement in the form of a denial.
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Khamenei also is big on Holocaust denial, which should surprise no one.
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The waiting period for monetization approval or denial was around two hours.
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He heard nothing for six years, then received a pro-forma denial.
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The White House referred The Washington Post to Kavanaugh's earlier denial. Sen.
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I believe it was the last, deepest rootlet of my denial, expelled.
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Putin denies these allegations, but denial is one of his favorite words.
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A study in denial, "American Anarchist" may be illuminating for being unilluminating.
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" He added, "We do focus on breaking through that level of denial.
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The official response was glaring denial of the magnitude of the crisis.
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Eavesdropping is an act of give and take, of validation and denial.
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The "literally but not seriously" line was ultimately a form of denial.
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The White House has reiterated Kavanaugh's denial and is standing by him.
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You have to play this little subgame of payload capture and denial.
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If she responds no, then she has pure denial on her side.
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The denial doomed Gorka's career as a national security expert in Hungary.
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The new bill would mandate the payment of lawyers' fees to anyone who prevails in a lawsuit challenging a denial of an open-records request if the judge finds that there was no reasonable basis for the denial.
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Read: Kevin Spacey is now facing a batch of new harassment complaints The video doubled as a denial of the allegations against Spacey the real-life person and a denial that his character, Frank Underwood, was actually dead.
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The 2011 National Transgender Discrimination Survey found that 26 percent of trans and gender-nonconforming respondents across the country reported denial of access to gender-appropriate bathrooms in educational settings, and 22 percent faced such denial in the workplace.
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The 2011 National Transgender Discrimination Survey found that 26 percent of trans and gender nonconforming respondents across the country reported denial of access to gender-appropriate bathrooms in educational settings, and 22 percent faced such denial in the workplace.
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So, why do so many people think trans men are "lesbians in denial"?
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The bot had launched a denial-of-service attack against its own machine.
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You are still in the denial stage, while your family are in acceptance.
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The depths of elite Republican denial, comprehensible three weeks ago, now seem limitless.
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I had built a lovely gilded birdcage of denial, and I lived there.
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The 2016 campaign has been a process of creeping realization and willful denial.
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The type of attack is known as a distributed denial of services (DDoS).
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I was still in denial … my first thought was, 'There go my babies.
|
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Later, while taking questions from fans on Reddit, Kilmer elaborated on his denial.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "Denial is not in great favor today.
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"The government of Pakistan has gone into a mode of denial," he added.
|
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He did not, however, mention anything about the denial of service attack vulnerability.
|
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Myanmar's rulers, the UN's authors lament, have responded with "denial, normalcy and impunity".
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In short, the criticism has embodied white America's ultimate "race card": racism denial.
|
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I've said the same sentence with equal amounts of defensiveness, hostility, and denial.
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Jones hopes to inspire people out of complacency and denial and into action.
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Erin was clearly a bit weirded out too, but she was in denial.
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"I think there was a certain amount of denial going on," Elliott said.
|
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And yet the Donald-sized lacuna in PragerU feels weird and denial-ish.
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In other words, humans can stay in denial for a very long time.
|
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At one point, LIHKG was down due to a denial of service attack.
|
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Bird, however, won't be appealing its permit denial, CEO Travis VanderZanden told Axios.
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For years, Weiss was in denial about who her tennis coach really was.
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And if they're not, please allow me a few more months of denial.
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Penalties include the seizure of assets, visa bans and denial of government contracts.
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"Not every hateful thing is a denial of someone else's rights," he said.
|
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Some involved trafficking, others involved accusations of starvation, denial of medical care, etc.
|
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Tesla's shares pared pre-market gains following Volkswagen's denial of the magazine report.
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Needless to say this Holocaust denial is odious, the regime at its worst.
|
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"We thought of names but we're both in denial," Upton joked to Extra.
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The CO2 Coalition is a relatively new member to the climate denial network.
|
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Greenpeace published a report calling Koch Industries the "kingpin of climate-science denial".
|
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Washington blamed Iran for Thursday's attacks, prompting a denial and criticism from Tehran.
|
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Family members are devastated, shocked and in denial over her death, Khan said.
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"When we started talking about rising income inequality, there was denial," she said.
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However, Trump has a unique brand of climate denial that is particularly dangerous.
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The Supreme Court's denial marks the end of the road for the scientists.
|
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Both have used asymmetric-warfare strategies to create "anti-access/area denial" networks.
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Being in denial: i'll just pretend that Channing and Jenna's breakup didnt happen.
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"I've been in denial for years," Bez grins, mere moments into our conversation.
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In 1985 the government's reaction was one of heartless inaction and shameful denial.
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Republican denial of climate change has led to Democratic complacency on the issue.
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Doing the same for unknowns seemed a denial for artists and viewers alike.
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It was not known who was behind the distributed denial of service attack.
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To edit out the guns in Schindler would be tantamount to Holocaust denial.
|
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"In recent years, we've engaged in a blatant denial of reality," he said.
|
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Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to India's allegation with a swift denial.
|
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But the UN never budged from its denial of involvement in the deaths.
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There&aposs no FISA abuse at all and they&aposre in total denial.
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Anyone who opposes holocaust denial is glad to see Le Pen defeated today.
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Both LeeAnne and an in-denial Vicki were lashing out, simple as that.
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I don't remember the moment we were asked to stand, or his denial.
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Vickery is in denial that there could be other suspects in the murders.
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Holocaust denial has been a staple of public speeches in Iran for decades.
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Rossiter's presentation puts him on the far fringes of the climate denial world.
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The concern over straws is really just a denial of far worst problems.
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We can expect Republicans to wallow in denial for some time after November.
|
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Throughout, Sue Klebold traces her own slow path away from denial: her initial
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Another denial Khalilzad has now had seven rounds of talks with the Taliban.
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Berman must convince a court that earlier industry denial campaigns created lasting damage.
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Oh some say Democrats are in full blown denial over the Singapore Summit.
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For the Trump White House, a man's denial carries a lot of weight.
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Glovsky countered that his client was getting his treatment regularly before the denial.
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Now, Withey's attorney, Alan Jackson, is firing back with a very strong denial.
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The denial there is about conversations with Russians about "interference" with the campaign.
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Yet, President Obama remains in denial about the root cause of this calamity.
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By issuing such a blanket denial, Trump leaves himself very little wiggle room.
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" Clinton fired back at Trump's denial, saying, "He immediately goes to denying responsibility.
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"The President absolutely did not believe the denial of President Putin," Priebus said.
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Some people say orgasm denial increases your sex drive and improves your focus.
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His moderating impact was felt on the denial of review in many cases.
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This cocktail of abuse, denial, and blaming the victim is often remarkably effective.
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This has got to be the most ridiculous denial in 2019 so far.
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" Zuckerberg revisited the categorical denial a few times: "I learned about this yesterday.
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The rest of the night was filled with denial, booze, and then sleep.
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And if you cannot follow the logic then you're denying your in denial.
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Their complicity comes in the form of self-denial instead of owning it.
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Still, the coastal elites that control the party seem to be in denial.
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Still, GEICO Skytypers would not promote a Holocaust denial website in the sky.
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Once that happened, climate denial could conceivably start to fade from national politics.
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It's time for reporters to force Trump to defend and explain his denial.
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Spencer gave NBC three legal justifications for the denial of the remaining claims.
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The denial: A statement from Shanahan's office on Wednesday denied any ethics violations.
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Despite Rosenstein's denial, the report has led some to call for his removal.
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CROWHURST _ Take This Pain Away (official video) from denial of service on Vimeo.
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The attackers used a technique called a distributed denial-of-service attack (DDoS).
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One that only exists in denial, or only in conversation with hetero romanticism.
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Our society is already suffering badly from the manipulation and denial of facts.
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That type of attack is known as a distributed denial of service (DDoS).
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My peers of enforcers have become statistics and the N.H.L. is in denial.
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" "This discourse of denial, this is the head of the systematic political repression.
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This story has been updated to reflect Apple's denial of the Bloomberg report.
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Stores tell their own stories, about desire and denial and everything in between.
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Gizmodo will be appealing the FCC's denial of our request for these records.
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Other nationalities with low denial rates include Egypt, Ethiopia, Syria and Burkina Faso.
|
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The district court denied the motion and the D.C. Circuit affirmed that denial.
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"I've felt the whole gamut of emotions -- shock, denial, anger, sadness," Carlsen said.
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"Sometimes kids in general blur the line between resilience and denial," he says.
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How ironic, after decades of denial of the problem by this political party.
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In fact, it is specifically designed to facilitate the denial of patient rights.
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To the contrary, Europe has long banned "extremist" speech, such as Holocaust denial.
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A denial from the court would be an apparent win for Mueller's team.
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Increasingly a fourth piece is necessary: caching and denial-of-service attack protection.
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Afterward, the Russian foreign minister said Trump accepted Putin's denial of election meddling.
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Complacency is rooted in apathy, conformity, ignorance and denial — a recipe for disaster.
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Denial-of-service attacks flood servers with so much traffic that they crash.
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Distributed Denial of Service attacks were most frequently directed at the gaming industry.
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Mr. Scott called the denial "incredibly disappointing" and said the state would appeal.
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People who track the denial movement were caught off guard by the departures.
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Asylum denial rates are one measure of frequency that judges side with immigrants.
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"He's in denial," as Rachel Sylvester of The Times of London told me.
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Or to express frustration with the denial or defensiveness present in the room.
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Even this denial seems to acknowledge that their conversation was about the election.
|
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Hallquist's transition was documented in "Denial," a film made by her son Derek.
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Instead, they focused on profits and invested several million dollars in climate denial.
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A lot of people in situations like mine are in denial or embarrassed.
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The theme was not denial, but 'how are we going to work together?
|
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Fults's clemency denial was made public less than five hours after arguments Monday.
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He's still very clearly grappling with far-right views and borderline holocaust denial.
|
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Around that point the Iranian threat was limited to denial of service attacks.
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However, the actually funny thing was [his] denial of everything that Trump said.
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I've seen this concept clinically that people who are addicted are in denial.
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As Aoi Senju points out, this desire transcends party politics and climate denial.
|
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And denial can be incredibly powerful, to the point of symptoms like depersonalization.
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I take no issue with his denial of working on behalf of Russia.
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Now, that automatic denial will be applied in all penetrative sexual assault cases.
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Market spent most of 2000 and most of 2007 in similar denial mode.
|
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So why dignify the notion of climate change denial by writing about it?
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"The shock of official congressional and presidential denial will reverberate through the world."
|
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"The president's emphatic denial to the American people was false," the prosecutors wrote.
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Even an actor's visa denial became a media opportunity attached to a cause.
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This case is an example of the now common denial of that right.
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So I was in denial until I opened the door to Opie's studio.
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Wagging fingers in the Republicans' faces about their climate denial has not worked.
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But they started policing themselves only after months of denial and public pressure.
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My case begins with a guilty verdict and denial of all civil rights.
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It is difficult to imagine the repression, hypocrisy and denial that existed then.
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Some people might find themselves in denial during this stage, Ms. Marston said.
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Racist is not a fixed category like "not racist," which is steeped denial.
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Protests about the denial of human rights are well organized and well supported.
|
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He repeated his denial hours later, before a White House meeting with senators.
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As it is, however, climate denial is rooted in greed, opportunism, and ego.
|
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The fossil fuel industry has pushed climate science denial into the public consciousness.
|
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Apparently the major river flowing through Washington is not the Potomac, it's Denial.
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He has removed what one scholar calls "the heartbeat of racism" -- white denial.
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With his brother Christopher, Koch funded the political denial of climate change. Immoral?
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Denial, often a critical step in the grieving process, is not an option.
|
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He challenged the denial, saying the court had set the bar too high.
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"Prolonged and continuous" denial of that right, they wrote, would violate the Constitution.
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"Pakistan has a long history of denial," Mr. Haqqani said in an interview.
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In fact until this week he's basically been in a state of denial.
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The issue for many people isn't exactly a denial of truth as such.
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I don't think it works to just live in denial about the biases.
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"Sir, I don't think he's the only one in 'total denial,'" Colbert said.
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Or maybe mom's just in denial that she and Drake never got together.
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She was in denial and acceptance, and I was in anger and depression.
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And if you cannot follow the logic, then you're denying you're in denial.
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The story exploded on Twitter before Mr. Kerry issued an obscenity-laced denial.
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The Washington Post was the first to report the denial by the Army.
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Another team, from Gambia, was also approved this week after an earlier denial.
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Kavanaugh's rejection of that idea is in keeping with his hermetically sealed denial.
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The Gupta family issued an emphatic denial of Jonas's allegation at the time.
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Trump is in total denial about the disastrous state of his presidency; 85033.
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"I didn't feel emotional, maybe I was in shock or denial," she said.
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The White House issued an emphatic denial by Kavanaugh responding to Swetnick's allegation.
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Too many Egyptians refuse to acknowledge the way such denial endangers Christian lives.
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After his first denial, he ultimately prevailed and received his passport in 2008.
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BuzzFeed News found at least eight different climate denial sites promoted on Discover.
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Why is Rosenstein's denial of the 25th Amendment stuff in the present tense?
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But denial can be a lifesaving thing, in certain lives, in certain times.
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Content that requires immediate removal includes Holocaust denial, racist speech and Nazi symbols.
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Children dressed as ghouls and superheros executed an accidental denial-of-service attack.
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Cloudflare provides mitigation against distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks and other services.
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Let us be crystal clear: Exxon continues funding climate denial to this day.
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Yet some Leave politicians remain in denial about the hard choice they face.
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The comments represent Ivanka Trump's strongest public denial of the accusers to date.
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Trump also mocked those supporting asylum as being in denial about migrants' motivations.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. dissented from the Supreme Court's denial of review.
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"It's the earth crying about the climate-denial president," said Elodie Huttner, 52.
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Both were in denial -- particularly Lavrov, who is a regular at such meetings.
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" It was easier to live with ambiguity, she said, adding, "Denial is important.
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I don't consider global warming and Holocaust denial to be the same thing.
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Ginsburg and her husband successfully argued that the denial represented gender-based discrimination.
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First Words This fall, the Trump administration found its new favorite nondenial denial.
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What the industry continues to have is a bad case of scientific denial.
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China's denial of the accusations is the first official acknowledgment of the episode.
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Nasrallah also issued his clearest denial yet of any Hezbollah role in Yemen.
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I wouldn't say I'm in denial, but it doesn't feel like he's gone.
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There was denial going on in the office for a while after that.
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Rick Perry, Secretary of Energy While the others on this list have cynically used climate denial to earn their companies record profits or systematically dismantle and attack regulations, Rick Perry is uncomplicated, a caricature of standard Republican climate skepticism and denial.
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" According to court documents, "The Frys alleged the following particular injuries: denial of equal access to school facilities, denial of the use of Wonder as a service dog, interference with E.F.'s ability to form a bond with Wonder, denial of the opportunity to interact with other students at Ezra Eby Elementary School, and psychological harm caused by the defendants' refusal to accommodate E.F. as a disabled person.
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"Burma's authorities appear to be in denial of what has happened," stated the letter.
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Kim appealed the denial, and about six months later, Medicaid did pay for it.
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What&aposs happening here is we&aposre seeing elements of denial of civil liberties.
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"We seem to be in a state of simultaneous fear and denial," he said.
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And you know, he is in complete denial, he didn&apost fool anybody today.
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In this central point that you&aposve written about before, the denial of liberty.
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The repeated embrace of ignorance by those in power eventually bleeds over into denial.
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Facebook's take on the WSJ report is not an outright denial, but it's close.
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" A source previously told the outlet that the actress "has been in complete denial.
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But denial of service to an entire population is also a kind of failure.
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It is an expressive liberty whose denial has come to be considered deeply dehumanizing.
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After years of denial, LeBron James is FINALLY coming to terms with hair loss.
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That's another theory that some viewers called weeks ago, while others remained in denial.
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The shock was honestly so strong that I went into some state of denial.
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" I want President Trump to say, "I reject that denial, you did do it.
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After two years of denial, the government admitted that the economy needs deep adjustments.
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But ignorance isn't the only problem — denial and defensiveness are also barriers to change.
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The denial, in fact, is crucial: That's how you know there's a conspiracy afoot.
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" Which of course isn't a denial, it's him saying, "leave me alone, I'm fine.
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We need to find an informed middle ground between blind denial and blind panic.
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"The whole Islamic community is in denial," says one uncharacteristically frank local Muslim mother.
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Denial of a copyright registration is not necessarily a dead end for these lawsuits.
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The denial Well, that dream was fun while it lasted (for eight measly days).
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Confronting a painful truth is easily passed over in favor of excuses and denial.
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I was gay and crazy and infatuated and jealous and lonely and in denial.
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Fan took to social media to vociferously display their sadness, anger, grief, and denial.
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In a telephone call, she told CNN, "he was very emphatic in his denial".
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"Two years ago he was completely in denial about using drugs," Destiny tells PEOPLE.
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"They are responsible for Trump's denial and they take credit for it," Davies said.
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" He also tweeted a denial, writing, "Nothing ever happened with any of these women.
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But I will say they were very strong in their denial about themselves knowing.
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"There's been a denial factor in the market," Huh said during a panel discussion.
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Specifically, I expect that compelling evidence will show his categorical denial to be truthful.
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Also on Friday, Brokaw released another denial statement in an email to his colleagues.
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"I don't know about eating disorders, but I know about denial," she told Wainstein.
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As it turns out, Trump's nutty climate change denial tweets were only the beginning.
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An accomplished guitarist and pianist, the Idol champ was in denial after the accident.
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"Such widespread ignorance and even denial is shocking," chief executive Olivia Marks-Woldman said.
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But in a sense, climate denial is just the tip of the (melting) iceberg.
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We're still in denial that the show will actually end after season 8. Sigh.
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The denial infuriated those who believe the court should make its deliberations more transparent.
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But the denial didn't stop Twitter from mocking Trump over the alleged fake-out.
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In his piece on Facebook and Holocaust denial, Rosenberg calls for more explicit editorializing.
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And the denial continued after research revealed that children's blood lead levels were increasing.
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Do you think there's any chance you could ever be in denial about anything?
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They're kind of in denial still about how much still needs to be done.
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And yet I remained in denial even as the world around me fell apart.
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Then, when a world class chef tells them [it's not], they're still in denial.
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And that its denial is harshest - indeed, too often fatal - for women and girls.
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The denial follows a flurry of rumors claiming the two secretly tied the knot.
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The denial is the less-than-certain hope that negotiations will avoid the worst.
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A "no comment" from him shouldn't be taken as confirmation or denial of anything.
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It all happened so fast that there wasn't even time for the denial phase.
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Everyone, please prepare to repeatedly text this to your most romantically in denial friend.
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"Given what the family has been through, they're almost in denial," says the insider.
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At Jen's house, Marsden plays Steve teetering magnificently between unhinged denial and seasoned manipulation.
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But before we get to the denial, let's take a look at the accusation.
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Later on Wednesday, Trump doubled down on his denial to White House pool reporters.
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That type of attack is known as a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack.
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That's the upshot of his denial about Amber Rose's fingers being up his ass.
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The company's denial comes after Gevers posted a screenshot of code from SenseNets software.
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The punishment outlined by the "Denial Order" will last for a biblical seven years.
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None of this is to deny the harsh challenges posed by climate science denial.
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As for Bush, he was hardly the only candidate to engage in Trump denial.
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Self-denial can be traced back through generations of women who had no recourse.
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But his denial in the latest instance is arguably a little less explicitly worded.
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In my denial about my middle-aged eyesight, I bought it without my readers.
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"I'm talking about transgressions, narcissism, power, sexual infidelity, denial, and particularly war," she says.
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Trump's climate denial was "not some wind-up stunt to troll lefties," Delingpole wrote.
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Despite Seacrest's denial of the allegations and an investigation into the matter by E!
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What Stephens is doing is still a form of climate-change denial, just stealthier.
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RFEs are issued when adjudicators demand new evidence before issuing an approval or denial.
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The entire area is covered by Russian Anti-Access Area Denial (A2/AD) capabilities.
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They noted that, when access is denied, that denial generally comes from the company.
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BlackEnergy was originally developed in 6900 as a distributed denial-of-service tool (DDoS).
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You need to get out of denial and do something about your extreme obesity.
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China's denial of Hong Kong's demand for more open politics is having perverse consequences.
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After years of living "in denial," Mariah Carey recently began treatment for bipolar disorder.
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For years the Iranian regime has sponsored a cartoon contest focused on Holocaust denial.
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The first time she requested coverage for surgery, Priority sent her a denial letter.
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An allegation and a denial leaves a charge unproven, even under a preponderance standard.
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"She would argue with us, but there was a lot of denial," Sousa says.
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Denial, though never particularly tenable, becomes more of a high-wire act every day.
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While Ryan insists he isn't leaving anytime soon -- not a denial, it's worth noting!
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Science is knowledge, and Pruitt's denial of knowledge makes him unfit for government service.
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We've been aware of climate change for decades, and the response has been denial.
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Indian officials and thought leaders fell back on tired rituals of obfuscation and denial.
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In either case, as with any death, first comes denial — we can save nature!
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If he does, air pollution denial will become U.S. policy for the first time.
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The comments appeared to contradict Trump's previous denial that he knew about the payment.
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ZTE agreed to paying a fine and a multi-year denial of export privileges.
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For them, conspiracy theories and mass psychological denial serve to justify business as usual.
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Denial rates increased dramatically for asylum applications as well as for victims of trafficking.
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" This was despite Lavrov's denial of any Russian interference with elections, which Kennedy "expected.
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They moved from outright climate denial to a more subtle, insidious and risky form.
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However, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow's denial of the report provided some relief.
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Ban's denial of responsibility further undermined the organization's credibility, special investigators said this year.
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At some point, let's hope that the denial will give way to proper supervision.
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They put out a statement of denial, and then they showed up to talks.
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To their credit, this certainly doesn't seem to be a fan base in denial.
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I was in denial that sexism in the Marine Corps impacted all of us.
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" Then, Geliebter suggests you cover up all your blemishes with "denial and emotional repression.
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So we try and channel that denial and guilt, and turn it into empathy.
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In his interview, Assad reiterated the government's denial of blame for the chemical attack.
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I went through the same shit everyone else goes through: denial, anger, bargaining, etc.
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Denial can be powerful and lasting, brought on by societal pressures to be straight.
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Bowman said in an email that career staff were "instrumental" in drafting the denial.
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When presented with radical uncertainty, hope and fear – or denial – tend to take over.
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" Sarah Huckabee, a Trump aide, claimed not to have heard his denial: "I'm sorry.
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Climate change denial is once again in vogue in Washington, D.C. As of Jan.
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There's a constant denial of a substance abuse problem or refusal to get help.
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No other constitutional right is subjected to such an exercise in obstruction and denial.
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This denial of access will eliminate that as a possibility, national security experts said.
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David swerves from denial to guarded optimism to exasperation, veering into rage and despair.
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Mr. Rosenstein disputed that, too, daring his accusers to contradict his denial under oath.
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Mr. Putin was "extremely strong and powerful in his denial today," Mr. Trump said.
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There's a denial of any agency at all on the part of the voters.
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Or an appellate court's 2016 denial of a claim brought by former Army Sgt.
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Nonetheless, the most lethal discrimination patients face is the denial of adequate medical care.
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Third, Congress should create a standard for explainability to cover denial of credit decisions.
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Such contributions are a key factor in the GOP's continuing denial of climate science.
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After each misdeed becomes public, Facebook alternates between denial, hollow promises and apology campaigns.
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The sections of the narrative are labeled: Intuition, Denial, Apathy, Reformation, Forgiveness, Hope, Redemption.
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How to approach Holocaust denial has been, historically, a hard problem for liberal societies.
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But many people hold these somewhat incoherent positions because they are still in denial.
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Mnuchin cited concerns about violations of privacy as the primary reason for the denial.
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For those who have lived in denial, it must be some sort of shock.
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Third, we can now see climate denial as part of a broader moral rot.
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Which brings us to the 2016 election hack and Assange's denial of Russian involvement.
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Not everyone who uses Google will see climate denial ads in their search results.
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Trump's dismissal and denial played a large role in getting us to this point.
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Trump's dismissal and denial played a large role in getting us to this point.
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Others say that President Trump's denial of climate science has actually highlighted the problem.
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This has helped us sustain our customary "anthropodenial": the denial that we are animals.
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Russia denial is about using whatever argument comes to hand to defend Donald Trump.
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Can a progressive male politician issue a denial, while still saying he believes women?
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Mental health experts routinely say that denial is among the most common defense mechanisms.
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When the warfare is digital, we drag our feet in ignorance, if not denial.
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"I was honestly trying to block it out and was in denial," said Boyle.
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Each denial was punctuated by months or years of delay as paperwork sat waiting.
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But Neptune is prone to denial, while Jupiter is always concerned with the truth.
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His denial in the face of fact replicates the strategy of most climate deniers.
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" PolitiFact called Mr. Trump's denial of Russian meddling its 2017 "Lie of the Year.
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Without concrete information, Savoia said that many people have clung stubbornly to their denial.
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Amee Vanderpool, writer and lawyer, Washington, DC: People are in total denial about this.
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Some of the brands whose ads appeared alongside climate change denial videos on YouTube
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"I literally felt like I had been in denial my whole life," she said.
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Denial of service attacks overwhelm servers with traffic, forcing them to crash or slow.
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TONIGHT: #Thanksgiving calories don't count if you're in denial that you ever ate them.
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CNN quickly replied to Trump's tweet, reiterating its past denial of the student's account.
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She's made the same denial, and now I understand that he's not claiming that.
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"Three Tall Women" and "Iceman" are essentially about death, and the denial of it.
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What about Abbas' past denial of the Holocaust and Jewish historical connections to Jerusalem?
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How has pervasive top-down climate denial persisted in the USDA for this long?
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The Russians say Trump accepted Putin's denial, although the White House denied that account.
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There is a palpable sense of denial to all this fiddling with the numbers.
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This coal baron funded climate denial — and himself — as his company spiraled into bankruptcy.
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There are many options to fix the debt, but denial isn't one of them.
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Indeed, being an Arab today means you need to master the art of denial.
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The only remedy under the Constitution for this denial of congressional authority is impeachment.
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Trump fired Flynn in February after Flynn backed off his denial in news reports.
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While political Islam has many faces, its denial of universal values is a constant.
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Either we deal with this problem like mature people, or we keep in denial.
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The FCC's denial of Swarm's application due to space debris concerns raises further questions.
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" Harris pushed back against the law firm's denial, telling CNN, "They're not under oath.
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Because evil walks our streets, even if we would rather live in blissful denial.
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The theory of perpetual virginity roots Mary's holiness on the denial of her sexuality.
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He doesn't use his wealth to undermine public education or fund climate change denial.
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The group is also planning to file a federal lawsuit to contest the denial.
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And tremendous powers of denial," Flake writes in his book, "Conscience of a Conservative.
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A denial-of-service attack was launched against the telephone system to prevent communication.
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My mom says she's still in denial; my dad has progressed comfortably to anger.
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Consumers cannot be asked to overcome this affordability gap through resolve and self-denial.
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They fear a repeat denial of care if something goes wrong with another pregnancy.
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Schneiderman is one of the attorneys general suing Exxon over its climate denial activities.
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Also last week, the party dismissed an official in the region for Holocaust denial.
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Hawaii's congressional delegation is unfortunately living in denial, hoping they'll hook the big fish.
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In his Twitter comments, Trump repeated his denial that he had mocked the reporter.
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He was taking careful note of who had -- and hadn't -- issued statements of denial.
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And "Denial," a true story and courtroom drama about Holocaust revisionism, arrives on iTunes.
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The cruelty and tragedy of the Dragos lies in their denial of this fact.
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Whitehead issued a denial later in the day, but the Cowboys released him anyway.
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What matters is that you don't repeat a negative pattern of silence and denial.
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Trump accepted her husband's denial that he had any sexual liaisons with Ms. Clifford.
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Bay Area tech executives reacted to this new political reality with shock and denial.
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We're no longer talking so-called denial-of-service attacks that make websites hiccup.
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People may be tempted to file this under the denial phase of my grief.
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Ren Guoqiang, a spokesman for the Chinese Defense Ministry, was more categorical in denial.
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A sexual assault allegation was made, and an emphatic denial was made in response.
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Denial rates for visas intended for victims of crime or human trafficking have risen.
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With startling candor, Kennedy takes on her own denial as well as her father's.
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He was very unequivocal in his categorical denial of this or anything like it.
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Then on March 21, Trump's senior adviser Kellyanne Conway doubled down on the denial.
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That final denial set her off, and she insisted she would not be ignored.
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" Each one also has a "Denial Power Level" ranking — Trump's, for example, is "Yuge.
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I think I was walking off denial and starting to think through the implications.
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Some fans may be in denial, but none of these movies were any good.
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Only after the DC office has approved are they allowed to waive the denial.
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A history of dubious denials Assad's complete denial of any wrongdoing is nothing new.
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" The statement said the government noted Trump's denial that this exact language was used but said it "has noted further that President Trump's denial was not categorical, referring only to Haiti and not addressing the entirety of the statement attributed to him.
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I think partly because denial was such a strong force for the three of us.
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"It was like the classic stages of grief: Denial, avoidance, coming to terms," Parkin said.
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A denial of access to him would be highly unusual six weeks into his arrest.
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She also cited free speech and other civil rights violations and denial of due process.
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Speaking to spirits is not denial—it is a soothing way to come to terms.
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But Jewish organizations like the Anne Frank Center say that Holocaust denial does cause harm.
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Natalie's official cause of death was emaciation, which was attributed to denial of critical care.
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Refuting the last few scientific arguments for denial is not going to bring conservatives around.
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He also contended that the denial caused him educational and emotional harm, including suicidal ideations.
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Sanitube President Todd Adams, estimates that denial had cost it hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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During last year's episode, the FCC claimed distributed denial-of-service attacks were the cause.
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But Jordan's denial has been met with incredulity from some former wrestlers at Ohio State.
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It wouldn't require any surviving medals to be returned, nor the denial of any benefits.
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The best approach to the world we are living in is not denial but empowerment.
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Some people are probably in denial about this so I'm repeating this just for them.
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Suppression has the opposite goal — denial, saving face, public control, but ultimately the virus wins.
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We had made progress, but as a country, we're still in a state of denial.
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One favourite trick of such hackers is the distributed denial of service attack, or DDoS.
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But the Texas senator has shown no interest in a delegate-denial alliance against Trump.
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Dear Amy: A friend of mine is in a hole of debt, denial and inaction.
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I spent half my life in denial about my gender identity, which exacerbated my depression.
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But it would be hard to know that was the reason behind the system's denial.
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Why it matters: This is the Trump team's first direct denial of the explosive allegations.
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That category can include Holocaust denial, bullying, anti-vaccine material and encouragement of teen suicide.
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Well, climate denial and hostility to the theory of evolution are pretty good starting points.
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What those three years of denial entailed are scenes that I would much rather forget.
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Sometimes a denial is clear, such as a past criminal conviction or the wrong documentation.
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But anyone can go through the same cycle of defensiveness and denial, with similar results.
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Access to independent websites have been taken down by distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) attacks.
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In my experience, my admission was all too often met with disbelief, denial, or dismissal.
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And yet words served him well in his strategies of denial, obfuscation, and direct attack.
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She later recanted that denial when interviewed by investigators from Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr's office.
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In fact, she says, Rebecca's reaction is more about shock than it is about denial.
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In military jargon, these capabilities are known as anti-access/area denial or A2/AD.
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The denial leaves J&J at the mercy of dozens of different courts and judges.
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