And that turns into mental anguish and discouragement over time.
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Instead, we all struggle with fear and discouragement at times.
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Discouragement sets in and noble efforts wane or are abandoned.
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"Is anybody finding it easier?" he asks with undisguised discouragement.
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Indeed, our bankruptcy system implicitly relies on this informal discouragement.
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Opponents of abortion in Texas showed no sign of discouragement.
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She said she pursued sexual abuse cases despite the USOC's discouragement.
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He told me that people didn't need that kind of discouragement.
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The kind of crisis that creates fertile ground for cynicism and discouragement.
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"I understand the discouragement, but we're getting there," Roberts told The Hill.
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Cowardice, fearfulness, cynicism, negativity, discouragement, and pessimism are all opposites of boldness.
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None of us is exempt from periods of pain, doubt and discouragement.
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That loss of trust has itself become a form of voter discouragement.
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The faith community will continue to stand up and set aside discouragement.
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If you can't deal with discouragement, India has no place for you.
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It is also where the discouragement from his defeated candidacy will factor most.
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The only discouragement I've found is from amateurs who are intimidated by me.
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What level of discouragement must a person feel to make such a jump?
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" He added, "There are, of course, times of discouragement, grief, pain, and wonder.
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That led him to conservation work, a space where he has excelled despite discouragement.
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Meanwhile, the little girl sells her goats and—despite significant discouragement—learns to fish.
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But we need to take that, not as a discouragement, but as a challenge.
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Dame is unique in some ways: Its Catholic culture, same-sex dorms, and discouragement
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And 29% of women reported age-based discouragement, compared to 1.5% of the men.
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Few would even speak with us, and those who did provided little but discouragement.
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Is there any kind of discouragement around credit card payments in this particular field.
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And today they are feeling something the Nobel Prize in Literature should never cause: discouragement.
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Homeless people, those left behind by hypercapitalism, seemed indifferent to the discouragement of the seat design.
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Yet for A.I. optimists, this increasing attention to risks shouldn't be cause for discouragement or exasperation.
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Discouragement has been something he has had to live with, but this only serves to motivate him.
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So for now, many roundabouts are off limits, to the protesters' disappointment, if not their complete discouragement.
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Tension and discouragement hang dense in the air as soon as you walk into the human resources office.
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All reported that local farmers are entering this season with discouragement, largely due to the low market prices.
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I learned I still had to keeping show up and handle my business, despite the failures and discouragement.
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It was the type of discouragement he had heard since telling friends he was enlisting in the Marines.
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Though these budding athletes often face discouragement, it seems no obstacle can stop a flipper who wants to flip.
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The other source of discouragement was a campaign led by Schillings, a British law firm acting for Mr Low.
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Whitson is an astronautical dynamo, who fought for her place in space history despite plenty of discouragement along the way.
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By choosing a young conservative mayor for prime minister, he sowed division and discouragement in an already humiliated Republicans party.
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Otherwise, the potential exposure from unfounded bias is a clear discouragement for the drug companies to participate in such programs.
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It is the discouragement of the free flow of researchers in and out of our country — Americans and non-Americans.
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Elendu-Ukeje also faced discouragement from other women who had excelled in other fields and lamented how hard it was.
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The discouragement that many voters feel when they observe the presidential choices before them should be tempered by this fact.
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But as with congestion pricing, which is dependent on approval from the state, bureaucracy makes this sort of discouragement unlikely.
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Universities/med schools/institutions alike should disclose these information so that people like my roommate are not left in discouragement.
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Barriers to attendance included lack of time, blurred professional boundaries, personal discomfort with death, deep emotions and discouragement by colleagues.
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For instance, a child has a difficult time focusing, so any frustration or discouragement is seen as related to a difficulty concentrating.
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Bobby, with the encouragement of his mother and discouragement of his father, has ditched the Bronx to follow his uncle out West.
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Frustrated with the constant discouragement and desperate to prove his worth, Nikki places a huge bet on a cricket match, and loses.
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"Until there is more research, recreational drug use will continue to be met with skepticism or outright discouragement from doctors," he says.
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This circular discouragement persists, despite research findings that women are as likely as men to win when they do choose to run.
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They are, however, a good judge of voters' eagerness and decidedness, which can be a source of encouragement — or discouragement — for campaigns.
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She's done all this while facing the lack of resources and discouragement that all women who want to pursue baseball past childhood face.
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"It's a tremendous discouragement to all the prisoners trying to write, to have a meaningful life when they are in prison," he said.
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If she did, she would recognize what discouragement really looks like: grossly underrepresenting a group compared with their numbers in the general population.
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A key moment of discouragement for me was when we went to Los Angeles to help with a cleanup of the L.A. River.
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Regulations, as opposed to government-mandated discouragement or free-market solutions, are a matter of whether we want our actions to do anything.
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There also is a tremendous oversight of women's expression due to the disclusion and discouragement of women from writing traditions until the 19th century.
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But I've been studying charter networks for several years now, and I see little bitterness or discouragement in their attitudes about wanting to share.
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But in this world, the repression of sexuality and discouragement of homosexuality leads a lot of young people to do really horrible things to themselves.
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I can never express how your kindness and prayers have brought encouragement when I needed it most – outpacing the grief and discouragement at every turn.
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Its flow chart for handling information attacks looks at the emotions they seek to engender (fear, shock, discouragement) and the tools they employ (trolls, hacks).
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In interviews, seven campaign aides and advisers, most of whom sought anonymity to speak candidly, expressed frustration and discouragement over their candidate's performance Monday night.
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While discouragement lingers in Greece after a decade of spending cuts, Portugal's recovery has pivoted around restoring confidence to get people and businesses motivated again.
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But his pituitary dwarfism, diagnosed when he was a teenager, prompted him to consider show business, despite discouragement from his father, a shoe factory worker.
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She acknowledged the problem of discouragement, but resisted pressure to be a role model; other women were doing great things too, and anyway research mattered more.
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I've experienced a huge level of discouragement, misogyny, and doubts being a woman in the music/creative industry, and I know that applies to all industries.
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With infinite patience, he learned to move again, to rely on the physical support of others, never giving in to despair, to self-pity, to discouragement.
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They see in him someone who recognizes their sense of loss and discouragement and someone who is going to rescue them, almost in a secular rapture.
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A rise in what economists call labor force nonparticipation — whether because of discouragement, school enrollment, disability or retirement — was a distinguishing feature of the Great Recession.
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Third, many of the President's acts directed at witnesses, including discouragement of cooperation with the government and suggestions of possible future pardons, took place in public view.
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To address the problem, a handful of states are developing automatic individual retirement accounts (IRAs) for uncovered private sector employees, despite President Trump's discouragement of these programs.
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They have been moving ahead with plans set it up, despite discouragement from their U.S. allies and strong opposition from both Turkey and the Syrian government in Damascus.
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And this has caused an unbelievable amount of discouragement and despair on the part of the laity about what the future holds for the institution of the church.
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The lead-up to the protest was met with some discouragement from politicians and pundits in Australia, imploring them to stay in school and strike outside of school hours.
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Late in her third year, after a fall, she started using a cane, but her aspirations to pursue an internal medicine residency remained, despite the overt discouragement she received.
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"[M]any of the President's acts directed at witnesses, including discouragement of cooperation with the government and suggestions of possible future pardons, took place in public view," Mueller writes.
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"Reduced health prospects are an important marker of dissatisfaction, discouragement, hopelessness, and fear, sentiments that may have resonated with voters who sided with President Trump," Goldman said in the release.
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Women are more than twice as likely to report being discouraged workers due to family responsibilities, while men are two-thirds as likely to report discouragement over poor job prospects.
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"Discouragement from faculty at the pre-med and student-level definitely has an impact," study coauthor Dr. Susan Pories of Harvard Medical School in Boston told Reuters Health by email.
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Like the president, he understood better than the Manhattan set exactly who made up the coalition of Americans who turned to President Trump at a time of discouragement and anguish.
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The discouragement of many of the soldiers is such now, he asserted, that they would gladly surrender if they could do so with any assurance that they would not be mistreated.
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But 72.7% of women believed the verbal discouragement was related to their gender and their desire for a family, compared to 1.5% of the men, researchers report in Annals of Surgery.
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A failure to utilize these rights — be it due to ignorance or discouragement from their leadership — diminishes the ability of senators to properly represent the people that sent them to Washington.
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Because I wasn't putting pressure on myself to lose 100 pounds all at once — or in this case, at all — I sidestepped the biggest danger when it comes to weight loss: discouragement.
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Once, America was seen as the place where anyone could get ahead if you played by the rules, yet too often I hear from my constituents a sense of cynicism and discouragement.
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Not only was this move reckless, weaponizing the reputation of the bureau once again as a partisan political entity, but also Comey was apparently ignoring the strong discouragement of the Justice Department.
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Dr. Michael Siegel, a professor at Boston University's school of public health who focuses on gun violence, compared the retailers' discouragement of open carry to the choice by restaurants to prohibit smoking.
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Sam is an alcoholic addict who snaps at the faintest sign of discouragement; Bash's enthusiasm often makes him too frantic to focus on a single task long enough to actually complete it.
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Now voters are showing signs of discouragement in Ochar, a community of 18,000 where Battambang spills into rice fields and dwellings patched from metal sheet and wood sit alongside low-rise cinderblock homes.
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Both do so despite heavy discouragement by the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM), which fears that if the locations of off-base petroglyph sites become widely known they'll be vandalized or stolen.
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I do not have an answer to that question [of why there are so few female magicians] and believe me I've tried to answer it before and then—I've never found any discouragement.
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The president prefers to communicate policy decisions and condemnations of various news outlets via tweet, and has continued using his insecure Android phone to access Twitter, despite discouragement from aides and the Secret Service.
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Dowling's book makes you wonder about the infamous 90 percent of Workshop students who don't make it as writers, about the causes of their discouragement, and about the books that might have been written.
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Some claimants waiting in Tijuana said the need to turn up for regular U.S. immigration court appearances in San Diego, California, felt like deliberate discouragement as it kept them tied to violent border towns.
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Still, there was more: "We could also electrify this wire with the kind of current that wouldn't kill somebody, but it would simply be a discouragement for them to be fooling around with it," he said.
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When they do stumble and fall (which will happen over and over again), they are able to see through the hard moments, bounce back from the discouragement, and accept the next challenge with determination and resolve.
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"Throughout the 2000s, censorship in Turkey has been 'effective' mostly because it was arbitrary, and rather than working through direct bans, the government relied on mechanisms of de-legitimation and discouragement," she told Hyperallergic via email.
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"The turmoil, and disillusionment and discouragement, and anger and all that, we gotta figure out what it actually means in order to deal with it better, don't you think?" she says, sounding earnestly out of touch.
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"Just because people left the work force out of discouragement, doesn't mean they're not available for work," said Patrick J. O'Keefe, director of economic policy at CohnReznick and a former deputy assistant secretary in the Labor Department.
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The draft is the moment when players go from the college level — with its prohibitions against receiving gifts or financial compensation and its discouragement of off-field flash — to the world of red-carpet paparazzi and endorsement deals.
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Although the young Mr. El-Dabh never anticipated a career as a composer, he had carried out his first acoustic experiments as a youth, in the service of insect extermination — or, as he more tenderly put it, insect discouragement.
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This would, of course, require a serious cultural change, for the discouragement of girls from IT starts way back in their early school years, when children begin to internalise ideas about what they would like to be when they grow up.
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It is the historical record of an inhumane regime ruled by religious fanatics and foreign thugs attracted by the promise of unlimited violence — an epitaph for its extremism, a discouragement to further radicalization and recruitment, a remembrance for its victims.
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That means Roblox can act as a gateway into programming for girls, kids of color, or any other kind of underrepresented group in the tech industry, teaching them that they're capable of programming before disillusionment or discouragement might set in.
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Yet there is also something in this regulation that goes beyond defense against the worst possibilities, toward a discouragement of all the benign irregularities — the unruly felicities, creative improvisations, leisurely inefficiencies and insouciant eccentricities — that are the heart of urban life.
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Instead of hush money, Farrow says, NBC officials used the institutional levers at their disposal to shut down his work on Weinstein — from intermittent discouragement to elaborate stonewalling to a legal review that turned out to be both labyrinthine and absurd.
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Some day, and possibly sooner than they think, Republican lawmakers will be forced to confront the reality that they cannot sustain a major American political party in the 21st century on a strict diet of voter suppression, discouragement and disenfranchisement.
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At any rate, the changes are numerous, but perhaps most relevant for Joe and Jane Six-Pack is the active discouragement of using SMS as an "out of band authenticator" — essentially, a method for delivering a one-time use code for 2FA.
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It's become fashionable to tell a disability story in a hopeful arc, where the heroine may have moments of discouragement or fear, but comes out into full life at the end — into mainstream schools, love and romance, full participation in the social world.
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Despite the discouragement, Falzone kept investigating, and discovered that Daniels had discussed a "catch and kill" deal with the National Enquirer, in partnership with Trump, in which the paper would buy the exclusive rights to her story in order to bury it.
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It is possible the continued dismissal of police misconduct cases by police departments or the legal system — especially in incidents caught on video — has created a sense of futility, or discouragement, among some people who were first exposed to police violence incidents back in 2014.
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To the Editor: Your editorial posits that Republican lawmakers "will be forced to confront the reality that they cannot sustain a major political party in the 21st century on a strict diet of voter suppression, discouragement and disenfranchisement," and I hope you're right about that.
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Enter their implicit and explicit rejections of immigration, including serious barriers to and discouragement of legal and skilled immigration, such as H-1B visa holders and international students — along with the general sense of "you're not welcome here" that they're clearly doing their damnedest to convey.
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A recent survey conducted at Harvard Medical School found that the majority of students pursuing surgical careers reported verbal discouragement, and 257 percent of female students perceived it as gender-based; they wouldn't be able to balance their careers and their maternal responsibilities, they were told.
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Significantly more women than men come out of the Studio School — which is true of most art schools — and in the years since we graduated, we have witnessed the discouragement of our female peers as they encounter the challenges of being female in the art world at large.
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For the Kings, an organization that's made so many embarrassing decisions over the past decade that former employees would rather leave blank spaces on their resume than admit to working there, the draft has mostly been used as an opportunity to dig themselves deeper and deeper towards new depths of discouragement.
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Rapper Big Sean — who won 2015's Social Message award for his track "One Man Can Change the World" — was nominated this year for the video for "Light," off his 2017 album I Decided, which focuses on the promise of America's black youth in spite of the daily discrimination and discouragement they face.
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"If it goes the way we want, that the law is upheld, that's going to encourage people to keep fighting and if it is struck down, there might be a little discouragement for a short amount of time but the pro-life people are going to get up and fight even harder," Tobias said.
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Whether it's sexual harassment in the street by catcalling or physical sexual abuse, the systemic discouragement of reporting, whether by officials not taking reports seriously or via consistent victim shaming in the processes of the justice system, is enough to put any woman off undertaking the daunting task of seeking punishment against someone who has abused her.
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The campaign, which has already raised $13 million for a legal defence fund for survivors, took out a full-page an in The New York Times on January 1 outlining their goals, which include gender equality in studios and talent agencies, discouragement of non-disclosure agreements, and a push for harsher legislation against companies that protect those who've committed sexual assault.
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Add in China's suggestion of multiples of U.S. spending in the coming decade and a half, the colossal foothold already grabbed by Chinese giants Baidu, Tencent and Alibaba, the discouragement that Trump has instilled in foreign science and tech students to stay in the U.S., and Chinese investment in U.S. AI startups, and you start to understand why U.S. experts are concerned.
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" Heck added later, however, that "none of this discouragement in any way diminishes the bone-deep gratitude I feel for the privilege to serve in Congress and for all who have made this incredible journey possible -- my family, the voters of the 10th District, my staff and all the countless people who have extended a thousand kindnesses along the way.
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There were many contributing factors, mostly among the budget carriers but affecting Garuda as well: an onrush of inexperienced pilots willing to work long hours for low pay; discouragement among mechanics, ramp workers and dispatchers; pressure to keep airplanes flying despite component failures that should have grounded them; the falsification of cargo and passenger manifests; dual maintenance and flight logs; and corruption permeating the entire system, including even air-traffic control.
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If you were to choose a location in the developing world in which to witness the challenges facing airline safety — the ossification of regulations and in many places their creeping irrelevance to operations; the corruption of government inspectors; the corruption of political leaders and the press; the pressure on mechanics, dispatchers and flight crews to keep unsafe airplanes in the air; the discouragement, fatigue and low wages of many airline employees; the willingness of bankers and insurers to underwrite bare-bones operations at whatever risk to the public; the cynicism of investors who insist on treating air travel as just another business opportunity; and finally the eagerness of the manufacturers to sell their airplanes to any airline without restraint — you would be hard pressed to find a more significant place than Indonesia.
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