You may fall into popular disfavor, defeating your whole purpose.
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The emerging conditions that favor these paths will disfavor some others.
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By the 1970s it had fallen into disuse, disrepair and disfavor.
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It's always possible that there are genuine disagreements or disfavor within these squabbles.
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In other words, rules that disfavor religious individuals while favoring others are unconstitutional.
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" Still, he expressed his displeasure with the process, noting "I disfavor special counsels.
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But Franz' proposal directs the pork to issues and geographies that liberals disfavor.
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No, the group that has fallen into great disfavor is the white male.
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Further, IPR's rules were written to disfavor patent holders, particularly compared to litigation.
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It also risks distorting intelligence community assessments to avoid the wrath of political disfavor.
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"It's meant to favor exporters and disfavor importers," said Helfenbein, whose group opposes the measure.
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It's times like these that give the music industry a certain tinge of inevitable disfavor.
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She made a suicide pact with her best friend, who had also fallen into disfavor.
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Mr. Modi's government also sometimes tries to channel Gandhi, despite his disfavor with Hindu nationalists.
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European regulators fined Google €2.4 billion after finding the company rigged search results to disfavor competitors.
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My rebellious nature, and my inclination for pointing out her caprices may have sharpened her disfavor.
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The NBC-WSJ poll also showed the public looks with disfavor on the firing of Comey.
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VIPER is the N.Y.P.D.'s netherworld, a holding cell for those who have fallen into disfavor.
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Right now, no one knows whether it will turn out to favor or disfavor Warren. Sen.
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But as greater height in girls became increasingly acceptable, even desirable, growth attenuation fell into disfavor.
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Strict edicts announced by the education minister, Yuan Guiren, in early 2015 signaled the official disfavor.
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"Google has manipulated its search advertising, and likely its email filtering, to disfavor Gabbard," reads the complaint.
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REUTERS: Do you think that the Obama administration was trying to disfavor fossil fuels and favor EVs?
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The incident gave concreteness to the dim sense of cosmic disfavor beginning to take hold in me.
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Lynch, Judge Gorsuch ruled against attempts by the government to retroactively interpret the law to disfavor immigrants.
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Bush's approach has fallen into disfavor with the conservative movement in part because of real ideological betrayals.
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Furthermore, Putin's disfavor towards the Clintons, and former the Secretary of State in particular, have been widely reported.
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But he has been cast into disfavor, banned from traveling in time for allowing his half brother to die.
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The commitment to critical inquiry requires it to disfavor some views based on religious dogma, social convention or superstition.
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By the Roaring Twenties, during the presidency of Calvin Coolidge, Progressivism was in retreat and regulations were in disfavor.
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So that does tend to disfavor women in leadership roles, because we know that people expect agency from leaders.
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Acknowledging gun violence as an unqualified public health crisis would likely put him in disfavor with the Trump administration.
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Some developers and outsiders worry that Apple could tweak its App Store rules to disfavor competitors to its own apps.
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Another less condescending explanation is that the public favors these sorts of down-market entertainments specifically because elitists disfavor them.
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Powerful Chinese businessmen tend to be circumspect and wary of attention, because their success depends on not attracting government disfavor.
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The changes would favor interactions between friends, which meant, among other things, that they would disfavor stories published by media companies.
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" But then Bannon fell into disfavor, with Trump offering a public condemnation of Bannon as "a guy who works for me.
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Sessions has been in disfavor with President Trump for some time, with the president's criticism rapidly escalating over the past week.
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The goal of a community of mutual respect requires it to disfavor others, including those that are explicitly racist, misogynist or homophobic.
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The justices gave no reasons for reviving the law, but the court often views last-minute changes to election procedures with disfavor.
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But after playing with this phone for about two weeks, I've realized that I'd be doing you (and the phone) a disfavor.
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I'm summarizing nuanced and multifaceted arguments, but, in essence, the briefs contend that the FAA preempts only state laws that disfavor arbitration provisions.
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" The bill states: "It also prohibits the Attorney General from using the Attorney General's prosecutorial power to favor or disfavor protected political speech.
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Secondly, Rajneesh is looked upon with disfavor in Europe and Australia, the only other locales where he has both followers and financial footholds.
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You maximize the moral anguish of those whose religion and values you favor and minimize the rights and suffering of those you disfavor.
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And how a lot of their alignment has to do with the awareness that the criminal justice system tends to disfavor black people.
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If you run your business like a medieval fortress, you can't complain about how precisely your Earl Constable beheads objects of your disfavor.
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A period of disfavor for media companies likewise drew the fund's managers into CBS and Time Warner shares, which also have done well lately.
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Even Saudi Arabia, a monarchy with its own collectives and institutions, though deeply troubled, has forced through changes that disfavor a certain old elite.
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Too often, the disfavor of investors is taken as evidence that a policy is terrible when it might be just inconvenient to powerful interests.
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But Bivens fell into disfavor not too long after it was decided, in large part because the Supreme Court took a sharp right turn.
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Germany's political class is doing the country an egregious disfavor by soft-pedaling its muscular, state-of-the-art efforts in labor market integration.
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"I am concerned when government agencies use their power to try to cut off financial services for lawful business they may disfavor," Crapo wrote.
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Perhaps we should choose instead to understand cancel culture as something much more mundane: ordinary public disfavor voiced by ordinary people across new platforms.
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And to stand there on a world stage and appease Russia in favor, in disfavor to our intelligence community was the thing that shocked me.
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But I still think she is talking about the cultural norms within countries we should favor or disfavor for immigration, not race or ethnic origin.
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Judge Watson wrote that the statements of Mr. Trump and his advisers made clear that his executive order amounted to an attempt to disfavor Muslims.
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Guns N' Roses lead singer Axl Rose is not a fan of Donald Trump — and apparently his disfavor also extends to Apple CEO Tim Cook.
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But he fell into disfavor with the Soviet authorities in the 1960s by openly opposing Lysenko in the last years of his reign of power.
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It has underlined the discomfort many Republicans have with Trump's isolationist tendencies, a friction also evident in GOP disfavor with some of his trade actions. Sen.
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Purges against "bourgeois" art started at the end of the 1920s, and the collection lapsed into disfavor, and after '28, into eclipse — rejected, sequestered, frozen, denigrated.
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CS: I knew it was a word in such disfavor, and it was related to the insight, in my 40s, that painting could represent a container.
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Congress should require social media companies to promptly disclose it when they operate their systems to favor or disfavor a political party or a political candidate.
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After the Hungarian uprising of 1956 was snuffed out by the Soviet Union, Lukacs was temporarily deported and fell into official disfavor, as did his followers.
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The Justice Department will now apply our civil rights laws, largely intended to address discrimination against minorities, to challenge university admissions policies seen to disfavor whites.
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JACK KEANE, FOX NEWS ANALYST: To stand there on a world stage and appease Russia in disfavor to our intelligence community was a thing that shocked me.
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With an allowance for "reasonable network management," the government mandated that ISPs do nothing to disfavor small users, and nothing to favor heavy users, of the internet.
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It is black letter constitutional law that government may not intentionally disfavor a particular religion, even if the policy itself is set forth in neutral policy language.
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Judge Watson wrote that the statements of Mr. Trump and his advisers made clear that his executive order amounted to an attempt to treat Muslims with disfavor.
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By bundling services and integrating grocery stores into its logistics network, the company will be able to shut out or disfavor rival grocers and food delivery services.
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Imagine a commander in chief who looks with disfavor on American POWs because they were captured by our enemy while they were serving courageously serving our country!
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It might seem obvious that an order that openly discriminates against people from particular countries, and that might, in practice, favor Christians and disfavor Muslims, is unconstitutional.
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Others have wondered if the accusations (there was a second one, soon after the first) contributed to the evident disfavor of Florence's most important patron, Lorenzo de' Medici.
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He joined the court's majority in full, but seemingly warned Trump against making public statements that disfavor any one religion in the future, without explicitly naming the president.
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"There's no reason to religiously segregate inmates and it violates a really core principle of the First Amendment that government can't favor or disfavor any faith," Abbas said.
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Countries can have incentives both to overcount (in regions vying to demonstrate increased need for aid, say) and undercount their populations (perhaps to disfavor a disliked minority group).
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Perceived "traditional" types of history that examined the doings of governing elites fell into disfavor, and political history suffered the effects (as did its cousins, diplomatic and military history).
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" According to the paper co-authored by Santucci, doctors used to be very conservative, providing cold compresses and penis splints as treatments—a method that has "fallen into disfavor.
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Just three months later, as if to show the dangers of incurring the king's disfavor, Sineenat was accused of ingratitude and misbehavior and stripped of her rank and titles.
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After the introduction of paper from China in the eighth century, copying the text on parchment — animal skin — fell into disfavor, and all kinds of experimentation came into play.
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When the public can not agree upon a shared reality—when confusion and distrust and propaganda reign—politics devolves into a pre-democratic struggle for power, which will disfavor resisters.
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If you average out the earliest polarization measures in the non-US countries, the difference in measured feeling between the party people favor and the party they disfavor is 41.
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While Mr. Bannon is in obvious disfavor with the boss — the two men have not talked face-to-face for days — he is still capable of getting his policies through.
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However, the biggest "proof" of subtle royal disfavor has been the supposed "signals" and "shade" that the Queen has telegraphed through her sartorial choices during her interactions with the Trumps.
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"President Trump's Muslim ban violates the fundamental constitutional principle that government cannot favor or disfavor any one religion," Omar Jadwat, director of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project, said in a statement.
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Backed by a Congress whose Republican majorities disfavor resource preservation, the president and the agency officials he appointed have blasted away at the foundations of public land law with a vengeance.
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"I am concerned when government agencies use their power to try to cut off financial services for lawful businesses they may disfavor," Mr. Crapo wrote to Michael Corbat, Citigroup's chief executive.
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In my work, I have explored how the government's expressions of disfavor toward certain groups -- particularly LGBTQ people -- does inflict a general harm, suggesting that such people are lesser and other.
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The fact that jabs against cancel culture are typically jabs leftward, even as conservatives work diligently to cancel academics, activists, and companies they disfavor in both tweets and legislation, underscores this.
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The 2012 election wasn't exactly a high-water mark for trust in politics; many supporters of Mitt Romney went into election night believing firmly that polls were "skewed" to disfavor their candidate.
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Equities appear to be especially in disfavor in the United States and Canada, with 68 percent of investors there planning to reduce allocations, versus 23 percent in continental Europe, the survey showed.
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" Jodi Enda, the editor in chief of ThinkProgress, said that her website is editorially independent and that "we don't have a favored candidate, and we don't have a candidate who we disfavor.
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After the divisions of Vietnam, this approach fell into relative disfavor, seen as too naive by those who favored military solutions and too complicit in American foreign policy by many in civic society.
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Her eventful life included losing her father in the Holocaust, falling into official disfavor after the Hungarian uprising of 21990, and, most recently, speaking out against Viktor Orban, Hungary's right-wing prime minister.
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This is the psychological tendency to favor information that confirms our beliefs and to disfavor information that counters them — a tendency manifested in the echo chambers and "filter bubbles" of the online world.
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Because New Jersey corporate law applies generally and doesn't even mention arbitration, state law does not disfavor arbitration and therefore, according to J&J and the pension funds, is not preempted by the FAA.
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And while Remini might be unafraid to unleash her disfavor about the church now, her evolved position contrasts starkly with early days videos of her attending the Celebrity Center, when she was in her 20s.
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In one case Judge Kavanaugh incurred the disfavor of both sides of the political spectrum for seeking to ensure the availability of contraceptive services for women while minimizing the involvement of employers with religious objections.
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In one case, Judge Kavanaugh incurred the disfavor of both sides of the political spectrum for seeking to ensure the availability of contraceptive services for women while minimizing the involvement of employers with religious objections.
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Reddit has been struggling to balance control with openness, and scores that are closer to straight vote counts make it tougher to argue that it's pulling strings behind the scenes to favor or disfavor certain groups.
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"You need to know everything there is to know about a potential delegate ... what turns them on, what turns them off, what they believe in, what they favor, what they disfavor, who they're sleeping with," Baker said.
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Although it's very common that victims react in different ways or that they report them or don't report them for different reasons, the police always look with disfavor upon a case that's older and was never reported.
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Because the patriotic left offers the antithesis to the values of Trump, we would never say that women who voted for Trump are fat slobs and bimbos, as Trump has described women who met with his disfavor.
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It was Mr. de Blasio's way of saying that even a pretense of Clintonian centrism was in disfavor at City Hall and that "a new progressive era," as he called it in his remarks, ruled the day.
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The man or woman who you think is for sure going to win "Survivor" or get the final rose (do they still do that?) on "The Bachelor" suddenly falls into disfavor and is out before you blink.
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The order "treats Islam on less than equal terms with other religious and non‐religious groups, thereby creating a denominational preference against Islam as a religion" and "imposes upon Islam … the stigma of government disfavor," it says.
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It restricts how often counties and other local governmental units in the state can be split up in the new map, and declares that any plan must not "unduly" favor or disfavor a political party or its incumbents.
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Legal experts say the strong criticism of bite-mark analysis, coming from a respected and non-ideological group, is likely to affect criminal trials across the country as they consider a method that was already falling into disfavor.
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Trump has no legal power to stop the European Commission from rejecting the Dow-Dupont deal, but he has a bully pulpit, and he could easily signal that he would look on such an action with strong disfavor.
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Especially if that American president had, I dunno, explicitly campaigned on promises to "kill them and take the oil," to murder terrorist families, to disfavor and discriminate against Muslims as a class during a time of terror, etc.
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Although she will be one of the most prominent officials to depart since John F. Kelly took over as chief of staff, there is no indication that she was in disfavor with either Mr. Kelly or the president.
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Dr. Hooker was 6 when white mobs stormed through the Greenwood District of Tulsa, destroying homes and businesses in a wave of violence often labeled the Tulsa race riot, although that term has fallen into disfavor among many.
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The minister, Aleksei Ulyukayev, 60, a liberal stalwart with a trademark porcupine haircut, was detained in the middle of the night, a Soviet-like tactic against officials who had fallen into disfavor that many thought had been retired.
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In "Men of Good Hope: A Story of American Progressives," published in 230, he sought to redeem progressivism from its disfavor during the McCarthy era, arguing that rebelling against injustice and inequality was ingrained in American middle-class tradition.
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Medicare-for-all gets nearly two-thirds support, but a "single-payer health insurance system" is a little more divisive: 48 percent have a positive reaction, and 32 percent have a negative reaction; the gap between favor and disfavor closes considerably.
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The Democratic Party has become defined by women's enthusiasm: There are more women running for office in 2018 than ever before, and women's disfavor toward President Trump could be a big factor in Democrats' strategy in the next two elections.
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And second, because of the charged political atmosphere, President Obama was reluctant to create the optic, or risk the optic, that he was putting his hand on the scale in favor of one candidate and to the disfavor of another.
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"It is deeply concerning to me when large national banks ... which receive significant forms of government support and benefit use their market power to manage social policy by withholding access to credit to customers and companies they disfavor," Crapo wrote.
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Surely the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment yet stands as an untiring sentinel for the protection of one of our most cherished founding principles — that government shall not establish any religious orthodoxy, or favor of disfavor one religion over another.
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When federal bureaucrats regulate without regard for effects on citizens or their businesses, when federal officials favor some and disfavor others, when federal agency workers spend taxpayer dollars on useless conferences or social gatherings, the public is let down and self-government suffers.
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That is part of the macabre appeal of the tontine, a 212-year-old investment vehicle that fell into disfavor more than a century ago but is now getting fresh consideration as a way to help people receive steady income in retirement.
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With those kinds of problems, you might think that the stock market has looked with disfavor at UnitedHealth and its competitors, and that investors have been counting on Congress to repeal Obamacare and replace it within something more palatable for the insurers.
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A Quinnipiac University poll taken just before the New Hampshire primary found that 423 percent of Democrats had an unfavorable view of Trump (with only 13 percent favorable), while 66 percent of Republicans view Sanders with disfavor and 13 percent view him favorably.
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David Cole, national legal director of the ACLU and Georgetown University law professor, and others have argued that by showing "preferential treatment" for Christian refugees seeking asylum over Muslims or by seeking to "disfavor a particular religion," the executive order would violate the Establishment Clause.
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Academic research into media bias has found mixed results, but it's unquestionably true that most reporters are left of center, and big national outlets tend to be centered in urban areas, introducing some (largely unconscious) cultural biases that favor liberal cities and disfavor conservative rural areas.
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Although Sessions had been an early supporter of Trump and a key campaign surrogate, he quickly fell into disfavor when he chose to recuse himself from the FBI's probe into Russian meddling -- a decision that Trump, to this day, believes is the only reason a special counsel was formed.
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Given the contradictions between the ostensible reasons for the firing in the letter from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and the president's later statements, it would require a remarkable degree of tenacity and tone-deafness to miss the signal of disfavor for certain investigations that issued this week.
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While this type of information is not relevant to security, it can be used to go after people the authorities disfavor by refusing them entry to the country, deporting them, targeting them for investigation, sharing their information with a repressive foreign government or just hassling them at the airport.
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The first question is why a majority of white women voters chose Trump, a bully who has demeaned a long list of women who met his disfavor, over Clinton, who would have been the first woman president and has been a lifetime champion of the rights of women.
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" (The Clinton campaign, however, was highly sensitive to how the primary map would favor or disfavor her candidacy.) "The system favors minority candidates," McKee followed up in an email, noting also that in the Deep South, "there is a vast gender gap favoring the participation of black women over black men.
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Thiel has been one of his most ardent supporters, and Trump has been hammering away at Google and other tech giants for many other reasons, including his assertion the tech companies are tamping down conservative voices unfairly on social media or rigging search functions to disfavor him and other Republicans.
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Last month, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals largely affirmed a federal judge's decision from March, which found the core provision of the revised executive order -- temporarily blocking foreign nationals from six Muslim-majority countries from entering the US -- likely violates the Constitution because its primary purpose was to disfavor Muslims.
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"In an age where employment discrimination rarely presents itself in policies that explicitly exclude employees based on skin color, the vitality of Title VII depends on its ability to root out more subtle practices — facially neutral policies, racial proxies, stereotyped thinking — that still operate to disfavor applicants based on their race," the lawyers wrote in their petition.
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Ntilikina, the No. 8 pick of last June's draft, played a shade under 11 minutes, roughly half the amount granted to Emmanuel Mudiay, who at 21, after falling into disfavor in Denver, was acquired at the trade deadline last week and immediately promoted ahead of Ntilikina as the apparent point guard heir even before he knew the plays.
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That diminution is largely of the team's own making; Mr. Trump has let it be known that Mr. Cohn is in disfavor for publicly disparaging the president's response to violent racists in Charlottesville, Va., and Mr. Mnuchin suffered public scorn after jetting to Kentucky on a government plane with his wife to witness the solar eclipse.
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" Here's key parts of the 4th Circuit ruling the justices could review: Scathing account of the purpose of the order "Surely the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment yet stands as an untiring sentinel for the protection of one of our most cherished founding principles -- that government shall not establish any religious orthodoxy, or favor or disfavor one religion over another.
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It has been decades now since advocates for a quieter and less polluted city have railed against the helicopter industry, which came into tragic disfavor most dramatically in 2603, when a rotor blade broke off a helicopter that had been ferrying people to Kennedy Airport from the roof of the Pan Am building in Manhattan, killing five people, one of them a woman walking down Madison Avenue.
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Watson declared that the travel ban is, for all intents and purposes, a Muslim ban — that its reason for being fundamentally violates the First Amendment: A reasonable, objective observer—enlightened by the specific historical context, contemporaneous public statements, and specific sequence of events leading to its issuance—would conclude that the Executive Order was issued with a purpose to disfavor a particular religion, in spite of its stated, religiously-neutral purpose.
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In "Old Tactic Gets New Use: Public Schools Separate Girls and Boys," Motoko Rich provides some context about the educational role of these schools: Single-sex education, common in the United States until the 19th century, when it fell into deep disfavor except in private or parochial schools, is on the rise again in public schools as educators seek ways to improve academic performance, especially among the poor.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, possibly the swing vote in Tuesday's 5-4 decision upholding President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's travel ban, issued a concurring opinion that appeared to warn the president against making statements that disfavor any one religion.
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The judge, Derrick Watson, rejected the Trump administration's arguments that the ban was not a "Muslim ban" because it never mentioned religion and instead applied to a collection of countries, which themselves do not contain anywhere close to a majority of the world's Muslims: A reasonable, objective observer — enlightened by the specific historical context, contemporaneous public statements, and specific sequence of events leading to its issuance — would conclude that the Executive Order was issued with a purpose to disfavor a particular religion, in spite of its stated, religiously-neutral purpose.
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