It was made by Design Displacement Group, not by Design Displacement Studio.
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If displacement is being defined as a legal eviction process, that doesn't describe maybe most of what displacement really exists.
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However familiar the story of Olympics-related displacement may be, what often goes unremarked is the displacement yet to come.
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"These ships have a total displacement of 150,000 tons, roughly half of the overall displacement of the (British) Royal Navy," the story boasts.
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There's also the Displacement Alert Project, built by a coalition of affordable housing groups, that maps out buildings and neighborhoods at risk of displacement.
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The company is also improving its disaster maps, following its work with experts on the topic of displacement, like the International Displacement Monitoring Centre.
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From the US, you can use the pictures to see what the euphemism "gentrification" actually means: violent displacement here finances and enables violent displacement there.
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New wave of displacement The mass displacement over the last two weeks has led to people being housed in mosques, garages, wedding halls, UNOCHA said.
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"If the situation deteriorates further there could be displacement (of people) and there could also be external displacement," he told reporters during a visit to Cairo.
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Using their own logic: if saying "Happy Holidays" is an intentional cultural displacement of Christianity, then insisting on "Merry Christmas" is an intentional displacement of everyone else.
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Is there really that desire and how much of that desire is present, and how much is it really the pressure of displacement and the pressure of cultural displacement?
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Industry also will have annual AI-related worker displacement reporting requirements and the AIB will be responsible for analyzing and reporting on AI's displacement impact on the labor market.
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Not to make this about politics or walls or borders or displacement, but Australian pop balladeer Troye Sivan's "Lucky Strike" is all about politics and walls and borders and displacement.
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The Type 052D destroyer is about 154 metres (505 feet) long with a displacement capacity of 7,500 tonnes, whereas the Arleigh Burke class has a significantly bigger displacement of 9,800 tonnes.
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India's development plans, requiring 11 million hectares of land by 2030, are likely to cause displacement "on an unprecedented scale," the Geneva-based Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre said in a 2016 report.
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India's development plans, requiring 11 million hectares of land by 2030, are likely to cause displacement "on an unprecedented scale," the Geneva-based Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre said in a 2016 report.
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Anaïs vividly understands the sense of displacement this can cause.
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Israel has not commented on the offensive or the displacement.
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We can fight the causes of displacement and forced migration.
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"We are increasingly challenged by displacement," he told the launch.
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Yet both of these objections are really tales of displacement.
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Breaking the cycle of displacement will necessarily involve Europe, too.
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Periods of technological displacement show a consistent pattern in history.
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For the time being, Max Games is safe from displacement.
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They sometimes trigger new political conflict that causes further displacement.
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Fresh conflict could trigger more displacement on Turkey's southern border.
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Tenants faced harassment, rent hikes, displacement, and deteriorating living conditions.
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And working families are at risk of displacement to automation.
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When water sources dry up, hunger, displacement, and radicalization follow.
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This has spurred major displacement of coal in electricity generation.
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Migration, mobility, and displacement is the story of our era.
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The human displacement is too deep, the numbers too large.
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The global numbers related to conflict and displacement are staggering.
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The sheer magnitude of displacement has made other accommodations unfeasible.
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Women and children faced unprecedented levels of cruelty and displacement.
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The presence of a mattress and the trauma of displacement.
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Murder and famine, disease and displacement took a heavy toll.
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But whatever happens to them, it will involve a displacement.
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But questions about displacement of the local art scene remain.
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It's a story about female relationships, sisterhood, community, and displacement.
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US aircraft carriers have a displacement of about 97,000 tons.
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The second risk – potentially far more dangerous – is population displacement.
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"It seems to me that [they are] really a mixture of development-induced displacement and environmental displacement," Elizabeth Ferris, a research professor at Georgetown University's Institute for the Study of International Migration, told VICE.
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We expect bigger waves of displacement the fiercer the fighting gets.
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In total, around 10,000 Latinx residents are at risk of displacement.
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In "Home," Shire focuses in on the horror that creates displacement.
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Why it matters: Internal and external climate displacement is already occurring.
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They seek less expensive neighborhoods, where the cycle of displacement continues.
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There's the part that leads to displacement, because housing prices rise.
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Go deeper: Global refugees face increasing risk of long-term displacement
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Displacement in society, creating discord, creating racism, all kinds of things.
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With it, the artist designed a place for speculation on displacement.
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The feeling of displacement and isolation was central to their consciousness.
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If Built Robotics is a success, some job displacement is inevitable.
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Myanmar's military has denied accusations of murder, rape and forced displacement.
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Like Balenciaga, his main design concerns are with volume, displacement, concealment.
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The bloodshed caused significant displacement of people caught in the crossfire.
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Violence and displacement has prevented farmers from planting and growing food.
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The Internal Displacement Monitoring Center said it expects 2019 to be
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There has definitely been displacement, but I'm sure they'll be back.
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As well as suffering from permanent internal displacement between the regions.
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So there's no push from the government to address youth displacement?
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An additional theme addressed by Bonjour Tristesse is migration and displacement.
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Now their grandchildren are struggling against economic decline and cultural displacement.
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The region is convulsed by conflict, Islamist militancy and mass displacement.
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Above, a Rohingya Muslim woman at a displacement camp in Myanmar.
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And he's not the only public figure guilty of such displacement.
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The shifts and overlays become redolent metaphors of home and displacement.
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Globalization is often blamed for this displacement of skills and workers.
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The consensus seems to be that enormous workplace displacement is imminent.
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Displacement and an affordable housing crisis have followed this development frenzy.
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Their children were treating their displacement like an extended slumber party.
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Hospitals have been abandoned, displacement camps relocated and major roads blocked.
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The engine has a total of 1,704 cubic-inches of displacement.
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Some argue that with direct displacement comes a loss of culture.
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Ward also emphasized that climate-fueled displacement is a security issue.
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Instead, they were left at risk of displacement and possible homelessness.
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The displacement can be geographical, or it can be between drugs.
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The two looked at the different communities affected by the displacement.
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It's a slim memoir that examines her long sense of lexical displacement.
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Desmond describes the displacement of a Hispanic woman and her three children.
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" Grandi stressed that "sustainable peace is critical to securing solutions to displacement.
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This displacement crisis is happening in communities of color across the city.
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The future: This crisis of displacement will have an impact on generations.
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In other words, extractive capitalism is at fault, causing gentrification and displacement.
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Democracy is of little worth if it entails mass displacement and slaughter.
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The first displacement came in 1984, when he was 17 years old.
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Mr Ramaphosa calls the displacement of black people South Africa's "original sin".
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What's next: This crisis of displacement will have an impact on generations.
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There has not been a large-scale displacement of civilians so far.
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" He continued: "People today live in situations of ecological collapse and displacement.
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Read: US volunteers aid Mosul's wounded The fighting has caused significant displacement.
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When your kid receives a scholarship, ask about the school's "displacement" policy.
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They spoke soberly about technocratic solutions to all manner of economic displacement.
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"An attempt to insist on forced displacement will be catastrophic," he added.
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Espinoza doesn't feel comfortable using the word "gentefication" because it implies displacement.
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At present, the bill contains no explicit measures to prevent such displacement.
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It's been moments of disruption and displacement and anxiety that have occurred.
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But he is worried about the potential displacement of small, local businesses.
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"We don't want to be a tool of displacement," Flageul told me.
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This devastation resulted in the displacement of 21625,2900 individuals in the region.
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The 83 gets its moniker from the displacement of each cylinder: 488cc.
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Displacement, in particular, was linked to developing symptoms of PTSD, she said.
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Fake Accent is a concept that emerged from queer club scene displacement.
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So the amount of CO2 displacement per-MWh has remained roughly steady.
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"There's no replacement for displacement," Mr. Bentley famously announced 90 years ago.
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It's this sense of displacement that appeals to people like Jim Boone.
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You name it, each issue is laced the white panic about displacement.
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Civilians were caught in the crossfire, causing massive internal displacement and suffering.
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First, there is oft-remarked displacement of pocketbook grievances by cultural resentments.
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Changing scholarship displacement is a great first step to resolving that crisis.
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"No matter the circumstances, our home is better than displacement," he said.
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The 10 performers of "Motion of Displacement," however, look cool, motivated, focused.
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But the influx has also ignited concerns about affordability, displacement and gentrification.
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A new show in Washington maps a century of art and displacement.
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"Climate displacement poses a huge global challenge," Ginnetti said in a statement.
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A new show in Washington maps a century of art and displacement.
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Ultimately, though, SITElines has been able to carve a conversation about displacement.
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Sound smart: Despite the potential for unprecedented labor-market displacement brought on by recent developments in artificial intelligence, a central problem of the economy today is actually too little displacement, as evidenced by statistics showing slow productivity growth.
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The head of data and analysis for the Geneva-based Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) said the forecasts were only a partial picture but as flooding accounts for more than half of climate-related displacement, the outlook was "grim".
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But any political agreement must not include forced displacement of civilians, he said.
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The visual displacement of Saar's message feels intentional — like peering through venetian blinds.
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It entails the advancement of technology and the displacement of human labor, sure.
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Yet despite its inevitability, there is no official framework to handle this displacement.
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We also have the power to meet halfway those affected by this displacement.
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Amidst the displacement, El Puente fought for affordable housing and emphasized cultural pride.
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Social displacement can improve — or it can get worse in the years ahead.
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"Whole displacement camps have been evacuated due to the escalating violence," Schembri said.
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A growing problem: The pace of displacement is set to accelerate from here.
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The young Mohammed — deaf and mute — uses gestures to recount his forced displacement.
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"We didn't escape," Nahid laments, as she reckons the cost of their displacement.
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Julianne Moore as the victim of violence and forced displacement in the Congo?
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Many now fear that the authorities in Myanmar could make their displacement permanent.
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The military has denied the accusations of murder, rape, torture and forced displacement.
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This remote culture has survived years of displacement and migration from their island.
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The U.N. and human rights organizations have condemned the evacuations as forced displacement.
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Then an algorithm translates that glucose displacement into the amount of calories consumed.
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Fighting has caused significant displacement from the city, where approximately 100,000 civilians remain.
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If you don't exist on the historical timeline, it's another form of displacement.
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Climate change will be a major source of human displacement in the future.
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At around 29,000 tons displacement, the ship dwarfs the 8,315-ton U.S. warship.
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If Semen Displacement Theory holds, this would make sense from a reproductive standpoint.
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Wortel's narrator discovers as she feels the shape of displacement left by loss.
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What Hayes's book forcefully shows is how extensively the global economy fuels displacement.
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This push-pull of tech displacement is something I know all too well.
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Correia added that 30 percent of government displacement centers still have no food.
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LIGO looks for gravitational waves using interferometers, devices that measure displacement in waves.
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Election observers worry that people streaming into displacement camps could exacerbate vote-rigging.
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No amount of ingenuity, however, will fully eliminate the threat of job displacement.
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In Brooklyn, any exhibition about displacement would be incomplete without confronting harsh realities.
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My thesis work ties politics and culture to the subject of familial displacement.
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"This was a displaced child who suffered from disease and displacement," she said.
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We should worry some about the displacement of workers in an automating economy.
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Those images of her, I think, are a displacement of his own desire.
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The lyrics confront domestic violence, sexism, racial hierarchies, homophobia, the ennui of displacement.
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The indigenous people have endured displacement, forced assimilation, and discrimination over the centuries.
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Without that displacement, Allende has said, she might never have become a writer.
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Today's 168 million displaced could very well be the floor for global displacement.
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Was the displacement of a Roomba by a rival a really big deal?
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Such scenes of displacement and discomfort pose a growing political risk for Mrs.
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Longtime residents, meanwhile, get the message that displacement is not too far behind.
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"Rich countries are not immune either from the threat of displacement," said Gore.
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Some residents regret agreeing to leave and displacement has continued elsewhere in Rio.
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But that has caused large-scale displacement for the poor in the capital.
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I tell Leche that the themes of displacement remain from record to record.
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The individual voices in the gallery produce a choir on displacement and replacement.
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This explanation contrasts with earlier explanations that emphasize conflict displacement or ideological realignment.
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But a new task force on displacement, being set up under the U.N. climate talks, is expected to begin its work this year looking at ways to "avert, minimize and address displacement related to the adverse impacts of climate change".
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Accordingly, Alleys in Naples builds a tension between perseverance and displacement, optimism and disadvantage.
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Nigeria's government vowed to increase security at displacement sites after the bombings in Dikwa.
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Today, gentrification and urban displacement are among the biggest challenges confronting Mexican American communities.
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Often site-specific, her work confronts issues of displacement, migration, marginalization, and cultural invisibility.
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Crises may be caused by things like conflict, poverty, famine, drought, or population displacement.
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TC: But do we run the risk of not taking this displacement seriously enough?
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The layered opacity of the pattern evokes the textile's history of displacement and appropriation.
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"We are now witnessing the highest levels of displacement on record," according to UNCHR.
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Isn't being forced into a constant state of displacement its own kind of nightmare?
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Beyond that, Syrians suffer mass displacement and face extreme poverty, disease outbreaks, and hunger.
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The latter point actually has had a bigger impact on job displacement or creation.
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Many explore the hyphenated identities of the artist, and displacement, both literal and figurative.
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A reader had asked me about the displacement of altitude during times like this.
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We're going to add in stronger anti-displacement protections to SB 2827 really soon.
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In certain ways, the displacement sites offer an improvement over life in the islands.
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There is no civil war, internal/international armed conflict, or massive displacement of people.
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Thousands of Rohingya have lived in decrepit internal displacement camps in Myanmar for years.
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"They are being targeted to drive the people towards forced displacement," he told Reuters.
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It's less thrummy here than in the XC90, less noticeably a small-displacement engine.
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The Kurds are now facing genocide or, at the very least, mass forced displacement.
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Local communities alone cannot handle the scale of the internal displacement crisis in Raqqa.
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What appeals to be about the whole project is this sense of sonic displacement.
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Still, Cape Town's success has led to the displacement of its lower-income residents.
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Most civilian evacuees are headed for the al-Hol displacement camp in northeast Syria.
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A displacement this large could also have implications for the refugee crisis in Europe.
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Conflict in its eastern provinces has resulted in the displacement of 1.5 million people.
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But what it portends to preserve is the experience of unending displacement and mobility.
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Insecurities: Tracing Displacement and Shelter is on at the MoMA until January 22, 2017.
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Douthat's column echoes a familiar conservative lament: the displacement of aristocratic legitimacy by modernity.
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Still, there's a notion of displacement throughout, of homes made uninhabitable and momentarily abandoned.
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These small events have a way of adding up to a sense of displacement.
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"I'd say it's probably the largest talent displacement in sports media ever," Hansmann said.
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As a result, longtime residents with changing family situations are especially vulnerable to displacement.
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But that's not to be callous to the displacement that is going to happen.
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The overarching theme of the exhibition is the universal impact of war and displacement.
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In one of his stories, "Displacement," about a formerly aristocratic Chinese woman named Mrs.
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However, it pointed out that in some cases, high levels of displacement represent success.
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Would that the displacement of the Rohingyas was Myanmar's only source of ethnic conflict.
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This is at the core: White extinction anxiety, white displacement anxiety, white minority anxiety.
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Others focus on the discrimination and sense of displacement faced by Muslim asylum seekers.
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This intensification has accelerated the mass displacement of those within Idlib, Tskurov told me.
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But displacement, discrimination and a drawn-out war have put his homeland under pressure.
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This solution echoes a disturbing legacy of forced displacement that has reinforced racial inequality.
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Disruptions, displacement and property damage are quickly followed by federal aid and insurance checks.
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Final melting of tundra leads to flooding of Central Asia and displacement of millions.
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Unless we commit to prevent such conflicts and displacement, we fail the next generation.
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Deputy Mayor Brian Kenner told CNN Business the city isn't concerned about job displacement.
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His work expressed the displacement and longing for cultural unity of the Chinese diaspora.
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His poetry addressed themes of black solidarity, displacement and anticolonialism with an uncompromising directness.
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His version of the story is saturated with themes of displacement and divided loyalties.
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Other Roma in Kosovo and Bosnia have become stateless due to war-time displacement.
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The risk of displacement could rise as populations swell and the impacts of climate change become more severe, said a report issued on Friday by the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR) and the Geneva-based Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC).
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Picasso's mode of Surreal-Cubist creativity signals displacement, but the lingering question is: is it an act of brutal displacement indifferent to female beauty that upholds phallocratic domination, or a token of desire that pays tribute to the whole person of both sexes?
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Things like climate change and displacement of the workforce, and all these sorts of things.
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"This was a displaced child who suffered from disease and displacement," she told the NYT.
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Violence and displacement also continue in other parts of Yemen not subject to the truce.
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He also accused the government of the forced displacement of civilians and imposing "demographic change".
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Globally, this kind of sweeping displacement happens often, in the name of development and gentrification.
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The critical voice of the artist is lost when it's instrumentalized in processes of displacement.
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The conceit of the show relies on the displacement and bracketing of America's racial past.
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It may have caused future residential displacement, a serious issue that would have needed redress.
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"This could increase the likelihood of internal displacement among affected communities," the associate fellow added.
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State-led violence led to the displacement of an estimated 700,000 Rohingya Muslims last year.
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People in Aleppo face "constant bombardment, violence, and displacement," according to the U.N. Refugee Agency.
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Despite the increase in violence and displacement, financial support for the DRC gradually has decreased.
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The OCHA report gave no figures or details of potential displacement caused by that battle.
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The displacement of people puts pressure on a housing system already pushed to its limit.
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Still, the latest flood caused widespread displacement and losses, according to residents in the valley.
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More than half the rights violations - including threats, assaults, arrests and displacement - involved mining companies.
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Bloomberg New Energy Finance has forecast that such displacement could occur as early as 2028.
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Foreign species are defined as invasive when they cause the displacement of an endemic one.
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The problem with displacement, a sort of clinical word, lies in the degradation of belonging.
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The conflict in Kasai region turned Congo into the world's biggest displacement crisis this year.
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The other deaths can be attributed to increased incidence of disease, starvation and forced displacement.
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But the increasing weight of the evidence pushes the other way, toward much less displacement.
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If ever there were a physiologic argument against monogamy, it might be Semen Displacement Theory.
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"Tsunami hazards only occur if there's a significant displacement of the sea floor," she explained.
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The instability and continuous displacement, all because they couldn't reach a solution to this crisis.
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The attack happened at a displacement camp in a demilitarized zone between Syria and Jordan.
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More recently, renewed talk of mass displacement by robots has started to generate some anxiety.
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This show grapples with new ideas about displacement, permanence and human rights. Oct. 232004-Jan.
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Prause explains that there are three ways to measure a vibrator: frequency, displacement, and acceleration.
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The activists took turns speaking into a microphone, giving testimonials about their experiences with displacement.
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As a first-generation immigrant, his photos explore memory, displacement, and the idea of home.
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A doctor attributed her decline to displacement and the stress from watching Hurricane Katrina coverage.
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Along with that, however, has come a growing — and well-founded — fear of black displacement.
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Factory closings, job displacement and offshoring are the flip side of the gains from trade.
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The Norwegian Refugee Council has called this the largest displacement of Syria's seven-year war.
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Many residents, exhausted from weeks of displacement, were at home that night despite evacuation warnings.
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This can be a hard ask of Venezuelans, who are experiencing widespread suffering and displacement.
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But she keeps coming back to ideas of displacement and being in two different worlds.
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In an earthquake, that displacement can occur when the ground moves as a fault breaks.
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Five years of civil war have resulted in 250,000 deaths and the displacement of millions.
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The change of leadership could be fraught and could cause the displacement of civilians, however.
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The State of Maryland also recently passed a law banning scholarship displacement at public institutions.
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At displacement camps the SDF had to keep them away from other, often traumatized, residents.
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This made living conditions more difficult and contributed to a sense of displacement and isolation.
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Witness the impact of war in Syria and the consequences of widespread displacement and destruction.
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The result is similar to the displacement caused by manufactured imports and off-shored services.
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Violence and displacement also continue in other parts of Yemen not subject to the ceasefire.
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Much has been made of the displacement of establishment American conservatism by the alt-right.
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Still, the point about the relative displacement of cognitive versus manual jobs seems to stand.
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While the death toll from these attacks remains unknown, the resulting displacement has been immense.
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These spikes in violence and displacement come as President Joseph Kabila struggles to maintain power.
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Melting could translate into radical disruptions to food and water supplies and mass population displacement.
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Melting could translate into significant disruptions to food and water supplies and mass population displacement.
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Britton's subject is a state of awareness that underscores his sense of displacement from himself.
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There's a lot of displacement that's occurred at the hands of the University of Pennsylvania.
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"Even though often the human impact of conflict and conflict displacement is prominently in the press, actually the displacement from natural disasters is far greater and often unreported as well," Glasser said, pointing to smaller-scale disasters that often go unnoticed by the media.
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Anti-gentrification activists say bills to add more housing will only make displacement worse, while landlords say bills to provide rent control to tenants will only make displacement and gentrification worse, while residents of single-family neighborhoods say apartment buildings shouldn't be near homes.
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Massacres, rapes, displacement of populations and other atrocities ensued, many in "ethnic cleansing" campaigns against Muslims.
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Their actions are responsible for enormous suffering in Colombia, including the displacement of millions of people.
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A word of warning: Trimmers are the first marijuana workers to face possible displacement by technology.
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The bigger question around labor displacement, on the other hand, that is a really real concern.
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Yet the government is responsible for most of the violence, and the consequent displacement and starvation.
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"It would be much, much better to prevent such displacement," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Syria is already facing the largest displacement crisis in the world, according to the United Nations.
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It's, some of the most honest work I've seen on displacement in a long time. —K.
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Shara and his team decided to use this displacement to determine when the stars first exploded.
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"We remain concerned by reports of ongoing violence and displacement in northern Rakhine State," Thompson said.
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The offensive has prompted the single biggest displacement of the war, uprooting more than 300,000 people.
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He warned this would trigger yet more displacement of civilians fleeing a return of Assad's rule.
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"The displacement is happening so fast that it makes us all a bit afraid," she said.
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TC: You obviously think robots are very complementary to humans, though there will be job displacement.
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It would also raise problems around land rights and the displacement of indigenous peoples, he said.
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It argued that economic displacement was never wholly economic and that it came with cultural effects.
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We can examine the effect of automation, and be very earnest about the displacement it creates.
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It reads as a kind of erasure, or at least, a displacement of knowledge and language.
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It is designed to combat the rising housing costs in Oakland that risk displacement for artists.
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This indicates abstraction and "displacement", where an object is made to represent something not physically present.
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Offensives aimed at rolling back Islamic State insurgents around Tabqa could also trigger displacement, OCHA said.
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Here's stunning microscopic footage of the growth of silver and lead that's generated during metal displacement.
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It would not be the first polar bear displacement thought to be caused by climate change.
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For example, there's a huge conversation around cultural appropriation, so displacement is not a neutral term.
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Now, officials are struggling to respond to the massive displacement as a result of the fires.
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This has brought more attention to displacement and trafficking because you have more people visibly moving.
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"The long, drawn out and repetitive nature of displacement has contributed to rising frustrations," she said.
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Nikita Gill, 30, explores themes like loss, love and displacement in her now three published books.
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Ana's themes of identity and displacement, nature and rebirth, are not only universal but also timeless.
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THE PANDEMICS IS ONE, CLIMATE CHANGE IS ANOTHER, THE REFUGEE CRISIS, FORCED DISPLACEMENT IS A THIRD.
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That water displacement gives off an electrical charge that the Healbe can supposedly measure using electrodes.
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Large-scale displacement of people was expected when Mosul city itself came under attack, it said.
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Sure, it sucks, but this is an artist whose livelihood will not be destroyed by displacement.
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Merkley noted that the Syrian civil war was hastened by climate change through drought and displacement.
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There is little daily discussion of the occupation, or of the mass displacement that preceded it.
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The higher number of some kind of foreign reserve displacement that's a much longer term thing.
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"The fast increasing deployment of forces could potentially result in significant population displacement," the report said.
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Also, find out more information to get involved with UPROSE's anti-displacement campaign in Sunset Park.
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An estimated 212,303 Christians fled the mountains – the single biggest sectarian displacement of the civil war.
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Instead, there are mass starvation and displacement, flooding, plagues of locusts, and mental and physical disabilities.
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This will feed into the trend for fintech cooperation and could encourage some more displacement players.
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The new ship has a full displacement of 70,0013 tonnes, compared with the Liaoning's 58,600 tonnes.
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Organizers hope it will help mitigate some of the long-term effects of displacement and trauma.
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As a result, these failed policies have served to perpetuate and exponentially increase suffering and displacement.
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The frequent displacement led him to fall behind in school, a common experience for transient students.
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Because the displacement of jobs is so much greater—and faster—than with previous industrial revolutions.
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They are calling for more decent-paying jobs that could blunt the displacement effects of gentrification.
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Mary Mattingly's Along the Lines of Displacement: A Tropical Food Forest (2018) embodies this anticipatory logic.
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If it isn't already, CO2 displacement will soon become wind and solar's most valuable positive externality.
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The large-scale displacement of seafloor can trigger very long waves that coalesce into a tsunami.
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Zero collaboration with entities enabling the incarceration, surveillance, displacement, or oppression of refugees or frontline communities.
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The main drivers of this epic displacement are not natural disasters, but violence and armed conflict.
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Dee and Murphy have uncovered a mass displacement of American children that had previously gone overlooked.
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A recent Amnesty International report described this as "forced displacement" and said it violated international law.
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Darkened by reflections on death and visions of failure, the novel makes depressive comedy from displacement.
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A sense of estrangement was commonplace among the Sadrs long before their geographic displacement from Tehran.
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How does an artist's work and process embody and engage the narratives of displacement and belonging?
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Our only aim is to stop the Syrian regime's massacres, radical groups, the displacement of civilians.
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Are they casting new light on the old neglected story of Native American identity and displacement?
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"We're looking at Africa's biggest displacement crisis," a spokesman of the United Nations refugee agency said.
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Listen: Vagabon's songs feature mixed, elusive emotions: longing and ambivalence, displacement and stability, fear and hope.
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Longing for a lost authenticity mingles with a deeper, less articulated fear of displacement and obsolescence.
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The truth of his brother's birth is ultimately secondary to larger patterns of loss and displacement.
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"Chocolate City" speaks to forced migrations and the displacement of African-Americans from their native lands.
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In criminology literature, this is referred to as the "displacement" of crime to non-camera areas.
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" Dr. Betts added: "We will see displacement and mobility as defining issues of the 21st century.
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Baltimore Unlike other cities, Baltimore saw a displacement of black and white populations in gentrifying neighborhoods.
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Women disproportionately have borne the brunt of displacement, with seven million Colombians forced from their homes.
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Fox's opinion hosts tap into — and sympathize with — a deep vein of concern about cultural displacement.
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Forced displacement has also been a hallmark of the conflict where millions were forced into camps.
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I felt a shiver of displacement pass through me as I took in the whole scene.
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When we look at displacement fuels, natural gas is a cleaning burning fossil fuel that's reliable.
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The group's violence has displaced more than 2.5 million people, the Internal Displacement Monitoring Center reports.
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But while that seems far off, climate displacement isn't something out of a science fiction movie.
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These twin crises of global displacement and mass migration have left individuals suffering and societies reeling.
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" His interest in Universal Basic Income also stems from the "looming threat of automation and displacement.
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This means there's a connection between social and economic forms of oppression that causes this displacement.
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Some residents and groups oppose the rezoning, fearing congestion, displacement of older residents and other problems.
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Amazon coming into Queens would have set off a chain reaction of displacement throughout the borough.
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"The refugee crisis that we see unfolding before our eyes is the largest displacement crisis we've seen since the Second World War – 65 million people around the world," Blanchett says in the video, adding that the average displacement time for refugees is between 17 and 19 years.
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"There's a real big issue when it comes to art and gentrification, displacement, and whiteness," she added.
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Life for survivors is anything but comfortable, with many coping with immeasurable trauma and life-altering displacement.
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In fact, in most places where we work, we work in other places where there's mass displacement.
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Clara Varas's massive, mixed media sculptures employ household items, like sheets and chairs, to reference literal displacement.
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Most of the women and children who were detained were moved to displacement camps in northeast Syria.
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These materials represent the destruction of significant heritage site and express the politics of extraction and displacement.
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"Conflict and development-induced displacement, and a lack of social protections, forces many to migrate," he said.
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The displacement of coal by shale gas, they point out, has cut emissions to ten-year lows.
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The most notorious case of community displacement in the name of baseball building occurred in Los Angeles.
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"Women are increasingly selecting into jobs that are more insulated from displacement by technology," the report said.
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Nakba ("Catastrophe") Day marks the mass displacement of Palestinians during the establishment of Israel 70 years earlier.
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"Nowhere is the link between statelessness and displacement more evident than with the Rohingya community," he said.
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The more "semis" China exports, the greater the displacement effect on demand for primary metal everywhere else.
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"But the (small) numbers do not make it possible to say there is a displacement," he said.
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Short-term rentals, the organization says, are "capitalizing on and contributing to the displacement of Black communities."
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It's just the basic displacement of the arterial systems, so you're injecting embalming fluid and removing blood.
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His latest displacement is the fifth time he has been forced to flee as government forces advanced.
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The fate of lawyers has been seen as a harbinger of a broader wave of worker displacement.
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Displacement exists in gentrified places: in the glass windows of highrises that used to be community spaces.
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The first describes the amassing of "logo" America through westward expansion and the displacement of Native Americans.
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These groups caused the displacement of 3,000 Colombians in the first 45 days of this year alone.
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Refugee crisis The conflict in Syria also has produced the greatest mass displacement of people since WWII.
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The sheer volume of people at risk of displacement and becoming climate refugees is the main threat.
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UC Berkeley's Urban Displacement Project is monitoring the problem, and recently updated its map evaluating SF neighborhoods.
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Of course with gentrification the negative parts can be the displacement of longtime residents in the community.
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Many innovations in human history have led to job displacement, but people have always evolved and adapted.
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Residents still at risk Fighting has caused significant displacement from the city, where about 100,000 civilians remain.
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U.N. officials, who had called on Israel to halt the demolition plans, said 17 Palestinians faced displacement.
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They said 17 Palestinians faced displacement from the plans to level 10 buildings, including dozens of apartments.
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In some parts of Mosul, residents have begun to return from displacement camps to think about rebuilding.
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Department of Labor can issue grants to provide displaced workers with new opportunities via worker displacement programs.
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"Scholarship displacement," as that practice is known, "is one thing the scholarship providers don't like," he said.
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This is a bigger issue, and conflicts around the world leading to displacement of people and refugees.
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The devastation, death and displacement have left some neighborhoods of the besieged east sparsely populated, residents said.
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That said, the role of artists within the forum and in displacement struggles more broadly is uncertain.
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Huge strides in gas engines — namely turbocharging — have allowed the engine displacement to drop while power increases.
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Méhaule and his colleagues set off in convoys of white Toyota Highlanders, searching for the displacement sites.
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Old cars are the worst, but modern, small-displacement engines with turbochargers can also stress their lubricants.
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Here are the climate-related disasters that caused the most displacement during the first half of 2019.
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A life, then, of repeated displacement and exile, illuminated by the long-dreamed-of homeland of justice.
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For years, the displacement camps have been worlds unto themselves: communities complete with churches, shops and schools.
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Others were fleeing the clashes and making their way to the displacement sites for the first time.
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The displacement and ethnic cleansing of Native Americans by white settlers becomes the foundation of Jacksonian democracy.
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Imagine the possible displacement of these jobs once we are able to deploy driverless cars at scale.
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SYRIA'S FOOD SECURITY REMAINS "SERIOUS CHALLENGE" DESPITE CROP IMPROVEMENT DUE TO CONTINUED HOSTILITIES AND DISPLACEMENT -FAO/WFP
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Anti-gentrification advocates worried the bill would lead to the displacement of people living in existing neighborhoods.
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"It's so often a story of displacement or loss when you're talking about black Brooklyn," she said.
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It became an essential food source during times of strife, such as after displacement by slave raids.
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And they suggest anywhere from moderate displacement to a total workforce overhaul with varying degrees of alarm.
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Until now, the largest displacement of people in Latin America's history has occurred without much international fuss.
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Dr. Weatherburn of the Bureau of Crime Statistics said there had already been some displacement of violence.
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The Climate Issue Climate displacement is becoming one of the world's most powerful — and destabilizing — geopolitical forces.
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To some locals, the controversy has dredged up painful memories of a legacy of displacement and voicelessness.
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These currents in hospitality represent a subtle, sneaky form of technological displacement, care of the gig economy.
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Violence, divorce, bullying, class conflict, depression, displacement, illness, grief, homophobia, abandonment, isolation, money worries and suicide attempts.
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The mass displacement threatened to create a new humanitarian crisis in the region, the U.N. warned Friday.
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The SDF-affiliated Syrian Democratic Council said an attack would trigger a new wave of mass displacement.
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Residents were forced to stay with relatives and at hotels and were never compensated for their displacement.
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In fact, the vast majority of job displacement is due to technology, not shifts due to trade.
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Footage includes burning houses, mutilated bodies, bloodstained soil, severed heads, mass evictions and displacement, and eyewitness testimonials.
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Volcanoes and landslides affect a smaller area but cause greater displacement of water in that narrow range.
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The JCPOA did nothing to deter the violence, terror and displacement that Iran exports to its neighbors.
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So what happens when an exhibition about displacement in the nation's capital during this time is shown?
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In a post-colonial, post-industrial world, these spaces of displacement can sometimes feel the most familiar.
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"Although displacement affects a very small minority of households, it cannot be dismissed as insignificant," they wrote.
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The displacement of the poor by the rich is a familiar story in cities across the nation.
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But Gao's sign doesn't tell the whole story of displacement in Chinatown and the Lower East Side.
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But also take a moment to consider what has created this extraordinary displacement in the first place.
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The club's mammoth scale provided a sense of freedom and displacement nearly impossible to find in Manhattan.
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We fully understand the motive for encouraging the displacement of foreign-made automobiles with American-made automobiles.
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The Tanks underscore Tate Modern's emphasis on performance art and the displacement of sculpture from the plinth.
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Palestinian schools can lose government funding if they commemorate the Nakba, the displacement of Palestinians in 1948.
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As a plant that became a weed in its relocation, it echoes the exhibition's ideas about displacement.
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"I wonder what kind of wrongdoing we have committed to deserve displacement," Liang said on social media.
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The lens almost licks the golden surfaces in a disembodied way that transmits a feeling of displacement.
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The siege had halted her studies, as schools in Foua were either damaged or turned into displacement camps.
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Twelve-year-old Tabitha Nyapuop at the Naath Primary School in the Bentiu displacement camp in South Sudan.
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From losing loved ones to being forced into displacement camps indefinitely, families' lives have been put on hold.
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The offensive has triggered the biggest single displacement of civilians in the war, uprooting more than 320,000 people.
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"This great displacement will not be evenly distributed around the world, or within countries," according to the report.
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The majority of this displacement is attributed directly to the surge in rental prices brought on by gentrification.
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Moving from place to place Displacement is a fact of life in the densely populated rebel-held territory.
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Other events centered around themes of migration, displacement, and memory, as visitors paid their respects to the dead.
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This bloody conflict has resulted in one of the most severe humanitarian disasters and displacement crises in Africa.
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In particular, Yang says automation is contributing professional displacement and will do so even more in the future.
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Cuban's tweets on technology and job displacement highlight that the business giant is thinking more about these issues.
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Karachi's Rohingya community comprises migrants from an earlier era of displacement dating back to the 1960s and '153s.
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Humanitarian agency officials say it is the biggest single displacement of civilians in the nine-year-old war.
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"While hazards may be natural, disaster displacement is not always a fate we have to accept," he said.
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"There is a creeping Islamisation, a population change, or a population displacement," Strache told Austrian newspaper OE.24.
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They constitute most of the 125,000 residents of displacement camps since communal clashes with ethnic Buddhists in 2012.
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The fruit of the Arab Spring has been chaos, war, displacement of millions, bloodshed, sectarianism and renewed oppression.
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A follow-up study by Mr Freeman, using a nationwide sample, found scant association between gentrification and displacement.
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And they have erroneously attributed this to displacement of jobs by people who come to the United States.
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But there is also displacement because the neighborhood changes so much over time in such a rapid form.
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The influx of new residents has led to unprecedented levels of development, alongside housing shortages, displacement, and gentrification.
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Cannupa Hanska Luger and Marty Two Bulls Jr. render the effects of displacement in their collaboration "Wasted" (123).
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Fatima Bhutto, niece of a former Pakistani prime minister, admits her displacement was "comfortable", if born of peril.
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Loosely translated as "house taken over," the title attempts to reference colonial power, migration, settler violence, and displacement.
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We are writing to tell you that we are prepared to defend our communities from erasure and displacement.
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Several children from Sana'a, now at a displacement camp near Ma'rib, are in desperate need of medical attention.
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Except everyone has been sent back in time to feudal Japan thanks to Gorilla Grod's time displacement machine.
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That, coupled with the deliberate displacement of homeless people for tourists and TV cameras, has enraged many residents.
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His abandonment of the TPP will simply accelerate China's displacement of America as the world's leading economic power.
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Rebels warn of the ethnic dimension to the struggle, fueled by the displacement of Arabs in YPG offensives.
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Local water and sewer systems face a drop in user fees due to damaged systems and population displacement.
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Syrians entering their fifth year of displacement in neighbouring countries fear they might be going the same way.
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In northern Sudan, displacement due to the Merowe dam, built between 2003 and 2009, has also raised ire.
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Talk of gentrification and displacement can often feel daunting and, as Henry pointed out in our chat, inevitable.
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The ship will be 152 metres (500 feet) long, 30 metres wide with a displacement of 30,000 tonnes.
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The Norwegian Refugee Council has called it the world's most neglected displacement crisis, edging towards full-blown war.
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"We're here to talk about white genocide, the deliberate and intentional displacement of the white race," he said.
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Hadj Sahraoui said Europe and the United States must address the causes of displacement, instead of criminalizing migrants.
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Military operations have triggered new displacement while many other families have returned to areas now cleared of militants.
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"More displacement means less capacity to absorb those displaced," said Arjika Barke, International Rescue Committee coordinator in Diffa.
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People across the world think that climate change could lead to economic damage, sea level rise, and displacement.
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"Here, what you're looking at is double -- double the displacement we would have expected" in a normal year.
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And, when those kind of all-encompassing foundational shifts happen, people are forced out, through displacement or migration.
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Azra Aksamija's "Mosque Manifesto" looks at the mosque through lenses of architecture, history, culture, religion, identity and displacement.
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Pregnancy may increase the risk because of the extra pressure and organ displacement caused by the enlarged uterus.
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Myanmar's army has denied accusations of murder, rape, torture and forced displacement that have been made against it.
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On the very top there will be a W12 version with a 6.0-liter displacement and 20173 hp.
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Professional pet sitter and veterinary nurse Diana Carreon says animals process displacement and trauma the same as humans.
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Dozens of villages were decimated, the potential plaintiffs say, and those who opposed the displacement tortured and exiled.
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This was an election in which the grievances of white men — their economic upheaval, their cultural displacement — exploded.
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Killings, the burning of homes, pillaging and the massive displacement of people, those are the macabre everyday spectacles.
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The trauma that accompanies displacement and loss can have consequences as severe as economic damage, health officials say.
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The fear of white male displacement is a powerful psychological motivator and keeps Trump's base animated and active.
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Like "The Jungle," at St. Ann's Warehouse, and "Noura," at Playwrights Horizons, "Nassim" is a play about displacement.
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This hype has been unnecessarily distracting everyone from the much bigger problem AI creates, which is job displacement.
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"Omoiyari" grapples with heritage and assimilation, displacement and survival, mourning and coping, all tucked into its plush arrangements.
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Syria, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia and Yemen suffered the highest levels of displacement due to conflict.
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Well-documented accounts of killings, rapes, burned villages and forced displacement get no coverage in Myanmar's news media.
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The evictions and economic displacement that have accompanied rising home prices have awakened a long-dormant renters' movement.
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His project, "The Quietest Form of Displacement in a Barrio," is a personal account of his changing neighborhood.
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"We're looking at Africa's biggest displacement crisis," Adrian Edwards, a spokesman for the agency, said in an interview.
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In a flashback, we see that through time and the war, Vignette and Tourmaline's displacement has changed them.
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But many residents of these conflict zones have been mired in an endless cycle of displacement and poverty.
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One day the lens of history will focus on America's role in this period of unprecedented human displacement.
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If displacement demands extraordinary accommodations of personality, so does remaining in a country run by a brutal autocrat.
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Throughout his career, in paintings and in sculptures, Heizer has explored the aesthetic possibilities of emptiness and displacement.
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The SDF-affiliated Syrian Democratic Council has said an attack would trigger a new wave of mass displacement.
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Especially under conditions of poverty, women and girls face greater risk of displacement or death from natural disasters.
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It was amid these postwar conditions of acute displacement and destruction that the military camp towns sprouted up.
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Meanwhile, she found new purpose: helping lead a therapy group for Syrian women coping with trauma and displacement.
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The federal prosecutor for Amazonas state said he was investigating house burnings and displacement across Boca do Acre.
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Her research seeks to inform policies that address migration and displacement, and especially the linkages to climate change.
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Consequently, the exhibition includes a number of works that engage with and represent the global crisis of displacement.
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"There is little demand because the years have been punishing to people — war, destruction and displacement," he said.
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Each building becomes a haven protecting artists and producers from future displacement, and connecting them to surrounding communities.
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The same displacement of artifacts and alienation from their source and creators is at work before our eyes.
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The artist's work embodies an autobiography of mnemonic fragments constructing a narrative of forced exile, displacement and cultural assimilation.
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"There are real issues about displacement and gentrification, but it's stereotypical to say tech doesn't care," he tells me.
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"The bombings have ...forced and precipitous displacement of the population," said Mbuyu, the bishop in Kinkala, the regional capital.
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In the exhibition catalogue, project consultant Júlia Rebouças writes that "displacement" is "both circumstance and essence" in Soares's art.
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While this displacement might not be as visible as the homeless encampments under the 101 overpass, it's still happening.
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The opposition has called it a policy of forced displacement amounting to demographic change to drive out Assad's opponents.
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It's going to have some displacement effects disproportionately on people who are already in low- and middle-class income.
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Singo Lodja, 54, living in Bunia's biggest displacement camp, said he was worried that the attackers were still armed.
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Above all, Love Story uncovers the mechanisms of cultural hegemony and how the media de-personifies narratives of displacement.
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Or more specifically, yes, but as long as gallery owners and artists take responsibility for their roles in displacement.
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Bales knows that modern slavery is a symptom of complex social vulnerability, rooted in poverty, violence and ecological displacement.
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That, I believe, is the reality behind the high levels of displacement that are taking place in today's world.
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"The international displacement we are seeing is an unprecedented and complex challenge requiring a coordinated global response," said Byanyima.
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These promoted a Native American crop—tobacco—which many groups could no longer cultivate due to their forced displacement.
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Nations that wish to end years of conflict, death, torture and displacement of populations typically have three broad options.
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The next largest displacement was in Syria, where almost 5003,000 people were forced from their homes by renewed fighting.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Displacement and gentrification in Manhattan's Chinatown has accelerated in the last few years.
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Take, for example, the children who were raised in Palestinian refugee camps as a byproduct of war and displacement.
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Together we've resolved over 700 land conflicts, benefited 34,000 families, and visibly reduced violence and displacement in those communities.
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Users can zoom in on specific locations to get a more granular look at refugee displacement in those regions.
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SO IT ISN'T JUST A DISPLACEMENT IT'S A REAPLLICATION OF THAT SPENDING AND THAT TALENT TO HIGHER ORDER TASKS.
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The dream has all the elements of Soriano's late work: divine transmission; displacement; the temporal interjected by the spiritual.
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The details: U.S. carbon emissions fell 3% thanks to gas and renewables' ongoing displacement of coal in power production.
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"Large scale displacement of drivers is not likely too happen, especially in the short and medium term," Clarke said.
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Over five years, the mass displacement of Syrians has become an international conversation — and, at times, a fiery debate.
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They may be dealing with health impacts, displacement, loss of property, and even grieving the deaths of loved ones.
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The group boarded the vessel from internal displacement camps outside Sittwe, the capital of western Rakhine state, he said.
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The last week has seen the highest level of displacement yet, with 32,000 displaced between March 12 and 15.
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Amnesty said it had collected evidence that thousands of people have starved to death in displacement camps since 20153.
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When the storm lifted, I went to the Kafia displacement site, which is home to a few thousand Boudouma.
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Around 120,000 Rohingya remain sequestered in displacement camps around the state capital Sittwe following ethnic violence six years ago.
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Fighting over grazing land in central Mali this year has led to massacres and the displacement of 50,000 people.
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Mr. Khosla looks at the technologies he and others are investing in and sees massive displacement down the road.
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In 2012, it said conflict led to the deaths of nearly 200 Rohingya and the displacement of 140,000 people.
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Eventually, Ms. Christian made her way to this makeshift displacement site with her aunt and several of her cousins.
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If policymakers had to live under the conditions they prescribe for others, policies enabling displacement would never be adopted.
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After finishing at Brown, Moshfegh moved to Los Angeles, hoping to experience the freeing displacement of the West Coast.
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At another displacement site, in Foube, a woman said she was sleeping in a school with about 60 people.
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During her talk, Halaby recalled in detail the difficulties she's always felt concerning her displacement from her ancestral roots.
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This is the third time Nur al-Amin, who used to own paddy fields in Myanmar, has experienced displacement.
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I never really knew the history of Koreans' migration to Japan, and the sheer discrimination and displacement they encountered.
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Sudden displacement of longstanding regimes, for example, can unleash not just political activism but cultural vacuums and extreme looseness.
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But they wouldn't be the same jobs, in the same places: A trade war would cause huge worker displacement.
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There is little doubt an all-out assault will cause death, destruction and displacement rivaling the brutality seen before.
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That rush of discovery and possibility — being young in New York — is entwined with displacement, disconnection and self-deception.
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Only through the experience of displacement, whether voluntary or involuntary, do they come to truly know their intimate selves.
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In Canada, he socializes with members of the Canadian Ukranian community, which supported the couple during their forced displacement.
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The alliance-building has made it possible to address structural issues such as persistent indebtedness, women's insecurity and displacement.
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His movies tend to feature chronological displacement, romantic disaffection, startling zooms and the consumption of many bottles of soju.
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The speakers described a premeditated policy of displacement and incarceration designed to push working-class families out of Bushwick.
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We remain heavily invested in the three platforms of our plan: displacement and housing, labor equity, and equitable funding.
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Years of conflict and displacement have led to the near collapse of the public sector services, including health care.
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Internal displacement is at an all-time high as the regime refuses to allow humanitarian aid into the country.
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How can we challenge the existing model and reimagine arts and culture spaces, which are often associated with displacement?
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Listen: Vagabon's songs feature mixed, elusive emotions: longing and ambivalence, displacement and stability, confronting fears and searching for hope.
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And as long as those harmed by the displacement are mainly Indigenous nations, the government doesn't seem to care.
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If you've already banked scholarship money, or expect to, ask prospective colleges about their displacement policy on outside scholarships.
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I wasn’t able to continue studying because of what happened in Syria, [because] of bombing and displacement.
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The dances, performed by a group of 12, explore issues dealing with ideas of displacement, home and new horizons.
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Authorities after the war returned hundreds of thousands of artifacts that had been lost through displacement or Nazi looting.
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Dismissal of objections on racial grounds — that they are the objections of only "white historians" — has affirmed that displacement.
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A displacement had occurred between the India and Burma plates, 45 miles off the west coast of northern Sumatra.
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"We are a revolutionary organization standing for working-class neighborhoods against displacement and gentrification," Defend Our Hoodz told Insider.
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"The risk of displacement — even in the absence of traditional gentrification — is real for most Newarkers," the report said.
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The declaration seeks to protect rural populations from potential rights violations such as forcible evictions, land degradation and displacement.
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Others worried about the potential for gentrification, leading to the displacement of the area's mostly black and Latino residents.
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Dismal living conditions and extensive displacement must be combatted by adopting measures that temper the effect of market forces.
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These huge economic costs translate to severe real-life consequences -- lost jobs, forced displacement, inaccessible healthcare, and greater mortality.
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What they found in the displacement camp shocked them, even after the destruction of what they had left behind.
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Economic models predict this kind of job displacement while also projecting that the economy overall benefits from trade openness.
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I've seen some top officials say the AI job displacement is 50 years away, and that would be worrisome.
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Weeks later a twin suicide bombing carried out by two young women in a displacement camp killed 60 people.
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BHAAAD: Our hoods all face challenges of poverty, displacement, homelessness, deportation by ICE, harassment and killing by the police.
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Mass displacement and the forced separation of families has been one of the more consequential effects of the conflict.
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Thousands of displaced Kashmiris endeavor to keep their traditions alive by making and selling goods while living in displacement camps
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Ethiopia has been gripped by ethnic violence since last year, which resulted in the displacement of nearly 3 million people.
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The Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre reported that there were 24.2 million people displaced by climate and weather disasters in 2016.
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Floods in South Asia cause mass displacement and deaths annually, as the region gets seasonal monsoon rains during June-September.
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Could the feverish growth in apps such as UberEats, Deliveroo or Food Panda portend a displacement of traditional delivery providers?
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That would mean families are essentially forced to leave communities they've been in for decades, yet another green-powered displacement.
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If the landlord hikes rent from 6 grand to 50 grand a month, we're not calling it eviction and displacement?
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When Robert Moses uprooted hundreds of thousands of people, we could point to those large numbers and say, that's displacement.
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Hulls's work is relevant to contemporary urban displacement problems as Chinatowns shutter and recede in major cities across the country.
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Eight of the ten countries with the highest levels of displacement and housing loss are in South and Southeast Asia.
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Whether it's worker displacement, the skills gap, youth unemployment, or socio-economic stratification, the impact on society will be staggering.
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Due to gentrification pressures and skyrocketing demand, displacement is far too real a threat for too many of our renters.
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Los Angeles is complex and sprawling; many communities go underserved, and seemingly beneficial design projects are sometimes decoys for displacement.
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The plan also has layers of protection for American jobs and wages, including recruitment requirements, displacement prohibitions, and wage floors.
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While some charities have announced plans to pull out of Syria -- others are still there helping people in displacement camps.
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I think cities are really trying to figure out how they pay more attention to neighborhoods … [without] driving further displacement.
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We are in a moment where the connection between art, real estate, and the displacement of longtime residents is undeniable.
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But the fact is that neither the late 1980s nor today were times of particularly rapid technological change and displacement.
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The most careful empirical analyses conducted by urban economists have failed to detect a rise in displacement within gentrifying neighbourhoods.
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But money needs to be released immediately, not just when a mass displacement happens and the crisis reaches unmanageable levels.
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That means the radius of the flat Earth would have to increase to accommodate the displacement of the interior layers.
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Both activists were frequent and fierce critics of corruption within the Honduran government and big industry's displacement of indigenous communities.
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Humanitarian assistance was needed for people suffering the effects of displacement, food insecurity, malnutrition, violence and economic decline, Noudehou said.
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For more than a year, local residents have expressed concern about rising rents and displacement as Google's plans move forward.
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Every new version of an image is already poor, and the reference to its circulation is imbedded in its displacement.
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More brazen still was Augusto Pinochet's displacement of Chile's congress from Santiago to his hometown of Valparaíso, where it remains.
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Concerns about increased automation, innovation and disruption of old-school industries causing job displacement and further inequality are certainly real.
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"It isn't just a displacement, it's a reapplication of that spending and that talent to higher order tasks," he added.
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The water displacement gives your technician an idea of how much of your body is fat compared to lean mass.
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Dreadnought-class submarines will measure 153 metres long, with a displacement of 17,200 tonnes, and have a PWR3 nuclear reactor.
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In just three weeks in October, the United Nations reported the displacement of 120,000 people from Aleppo, Hama and Idlib.
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"Mass displacement continues, due to natural hazards, food insecurity and socio-political factors," Assistant Secretary-General Tayé-Brook Zerihoun said.
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"... trauma and displacement leave children with emotional scars that can dramatically inhibit their ability learn," said IRC's CEO David Miliband.
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Since intercommunal fighting in 2012, the Rohingya have lived in a terrible limbo of displacement and fear of more reprisals.
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The U.N. said in a report in February that continuing displacement presented "heightened risks of prolonged (food) underproduction into 2018".
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Communal violence in 2012 led to hundreds of deaths, and forced 150,000 Rohingya to live in squalid internal displacement camps.
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"For the project we experimented with the displacement of time and its impact on the vision of movement," the said.
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Tens of thousand have fled to the Turkish border, where authorities say they cannot take another massive wave of displacement.
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In contrast to the knotted flows of time that characterize a home, migrant life feels like displacement from the self.
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Damage to property and infrastructure, on the other hand, could well be massive, as could displacement and loss of livelihoods.
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"Today, we are witnessing the highest levels of displacement the world has ever seen," the Refugees Welcome❤️ site reads.
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More people are moving to the area, many priced out of Harlem and starting another wave of migration — and displacement.
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He was also one of the first to note the displacement of large numbers of refugees because of environmental concerns.
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We have feared the robot displacement since the time cars started replacing the folks who drove the horses and buggies.
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The aftershocks of displacement and violence—survivor's guilt, post-traumatic stress disorder, generational trauma—unfurl candidly in interviews with refugees.
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What that implies is that a viable solution in any of those countries would dramatically change the global displacement situation.
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Late last month, Suu Kyi flew to Myitkyina, visiting displacement camps and a drug rehabilitation center funded by her charity.
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A streetcar line "would accelerate gentrification and accelerate the displacement of industry, low-income renters and property owners," he said.
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The agency recorded internal displacement caused by violence across 23 of Afghanistan's 34 provinces in the first quarter of 2016.
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They've only known violence, poverty, and displacement, all of which often prevents them from accessing traditional education and social services.
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At its gloomy heart an anatomy of trauma and displacement, Patric's novel sports the tough exoskeleton of a detective thriller.
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The piece uses a combination of musical abstraction and lyrical content to interrogate themes of migration, displacement, citizenship and belonging.
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Will the pangs of displacement and disrupted routines be offset by the pleasures of being around adult children and grandchildren?
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The artists' fear of displacement builds upon a recent wave of evictions that have affected the Los Angeles art community.
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The presence of a mattress amongst the debris reminded me of Riverbend's narrative and the trauma of coping with displacement.
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The discussion will draw on other existing models like the Chinatown Art Brigade, Wing On Wo, and Art Against Displacement.
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It's also about the displacement and the connections that have happened beforehand, often propelled by places like the United States.
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Somalia, another longstanding member of the list, also saw large numbers of displacement, mostly due to economic instability and violence.
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In sum: Fix the long-term housing shortage while offering triage tenants' rights measures to prevent further displacement and homelessness.
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It is a rebranding of a consistent and increasingly resurgent strand of white American anxiety about primacy, privilege and displacement.
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The real displacement is people like this elderly woman, who don't have power or resources to stand up and fight.
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D'Angelo's vocal phrasing often adds to the sense of displacement, lying so far back that he almost seems to drag.
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Nonetheless, millions of people in Florida are still without power, and many are coping with life-altering damage and displacement.
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In attacking the long accepted means of protecting refugees and upholding stability in times of mass displacement, he's got company.
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Dreadnought-class submarines will measure 153 meters long, with a displacement of 17,200 tonnes, and have a PWR3 nuclear reactor.
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" Indeed, according to the press release, the show "explores the concept of home in the age of gentrification and displacement.
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"I am aware that the Bloomberg administration had anti-displacement programs in place," Mr. de Blasio said in the declaration.
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More than three years into its pitiless war, the specter of more death, displacement and hunger is looming over Yemen.
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"There is massive internal displacement of 30,000 people from (the areas of) Beit Sawa, Otaya, the Douma villages," he said.
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"We are anticipating, there are scenarios of possible displacement of between 450,000 and 700,000 people on the move," Fontaine said.
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But at least he thought those months of disruption would be the end and not a prelude to permanent displacement.
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The Rohingya have also been subject to waves of persecution over the years, resulting in internal and cross-border displacement.
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Tracey Moffatt's solo show at the Australian Pavilion, on the tragedy of mass social displacement, present and past, is one.
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The first, of 25,000 rupees, was taken ten years ago after she returned from prolonged displacement to build a house.
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It is clear a "displacement" has taken place with organized crime moving operations to countries with minimal regulation and oversight.
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"Displacement is a real concern," said Thomas K. Wright, the president of the Regional Plan Association, an urban policy group.
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Road flicks, like "Easy Rider" or "Five Easy Pieces," which speak to the dissolution and displacement that shaped the 1970s?
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In the process, he began to realize that regardless of geography, their experiences with rejection and displacement were remarkably similar.
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In Unnikrishnan's imaginings, this ever-present threat of displacement comes to the fore only during his characters' most naked moments.
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Both President Trump and Garced declared a state of emergency in Puerto Rico amid the damage and displacement of residents.
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The gunmen opened fire on residents as they ran to a displacement camp in Dalori village, killing another two people.
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"But that doesn't mean the unintended consequences of automation — displacement — are not going to be real as well," Nadella said.
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Continuing displacement presents "heightened risks of prolonged (food) underproduction into 2018," the United Nations said in a report last month.
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There has to be a way to ask for accountability for your family's grief and displacement without displacing others. Right?
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Instead, the novel — which fuses magical realism with a harrowingly vivid story of global migration and displacement — feels ominously relevant.
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The civil war has also left many Syrians across the country vulnerable to food shortages and displacement, the report said.
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For too long, U.S. trade policy has failed middle America and has resulted in economic displacement across the American heartland.
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But many in the neighborhood are concerned about the loss of established businesses and the displacement of low-income residents.
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My eyes have been drawn of late toward all the small-displacement motorcycles and scooters that Honda has been producing.
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More commonly they are catastrophic, as in the slaughter and mass displacement that accompanied the partitions of India and Yugoslavia.
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