The boys in the class plagued Slečna with their wild disruptiveness.
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Anyway, Kaminska's point about the disruptiveness of such technological change is something we should take seriously.
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Silvia Venturini Fendi, creator of the Fendi Baguette Part of the Baguette's success was its disruptiveness.
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An international effort is underway to adopt broader regulations to handle passenger disruptiveness, called the Montreal Protocol 2014.
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What I've said before too is that if anything, this showcases the dark power of drugs, the disruptiveness of addiction.
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Cheng said the U.S. and China have long had "festering trade disputes," with Trump bringing his own "disruptiveness" to the mix.
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Only now both Oprah's initial disruptiveness and current entrenchment as a member of the establishment are coming together in an unwieldy fashion.
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Perhaps the results were influenced by the fact that most of us just turned clocks back on Sunday, and the disruptiveness of it is still on California voters' minds.
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In response to environmental concerns lobbed by elected officials and residents, the MTA and DOT has also sworn to publicize air quality results, and "minimize" disruptiveness during the shutdown.
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And by repeatedly overlooking bad actors within its ranks, even when their deeds became public, it came to popularize a new heedlessness in tech — not just disruptiveness but a celebrated recklessness.
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Despite the reach and disruptiveness of the ransomware, which seemed to indicate it was made by sophisticated attackers, the hackers didn't set it up in a way that it'd be easy for victims to pay.
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Mr. Doblin is determined to avoid the flagrant disruptiveness of the earlier psychedelic movement, to which President Richard M. Nixon reacted by declaring LSD a Schedule 1 drug, the highest level of prohibited substance, in 1970.
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Mr. Trump campaigned as an iconoclast, but it became clear early in his administration that his disruptiveness was aimed less at bringing fresh thinking to bear on stale policymaking than at assaulting the vital institutions of governance themselves.
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Though the word "trolling" rose to prominence in the early-mid 2000s as a specific, bounded point of subcultural self-identification, the term has been applied to so many different kinds of behaviors in so many different contexts over the last ten years that big and small, damaging and harmless, progressive and reactionary, are now flattened into one slippery category vaguely suggesting disruptiveness.
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"[E]ven if portions of appellant's expression did address matters of public concern," wrote William O. Bertelsman, "the disruptiveness of his speech in the workplace outweighed any value his expression might have had."Farhat, 370 F.3d at 593–95.
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In picking any equivalent word, the translator necessarily leaves out all the others. The word Zersetzung means "decomposition", "corrosion", "disintegration", "putrefaction", "degradation" or "degrading", but is also used figuratively to mean "subversion" and "disruptiveness". The word Wehrkraft translates verbatim as "military power" or "military strength". See the translation of Zersetzung here.
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Des Moines Independent Community School District, as "that there is a right to political speech subject to disruption—that the speech not be disruptive".Transcript of Oral Argument at 4, Morse v. Frederick (No. 06-278). He defined the disruptiveness in general terms as behavior inimical to the educational mission of the school, and in specific terms as a violation of the school's announced policy to enforce and support laws with respect to the control of marijuana (and other laws in general).
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It was a controversial omission made by team manager Dr Wally Mathews because of Towers' forthrightness and perceived disruptiveness. Still he had further representative appearances ahead of him. In 1934 he played in the two match series against the All Blacks in which the Wallabies wrestled away the Bledisloe Cup for the first time. Then in 1937 perhaps his finest hour, as Australia's Test captain in the 9–5 defeat against the touring Springboks then hailed as the finest side in the world, in which game Towers scored all of Australia's points and inspired the defence to hold out the Boks onslaught.
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It first sold exclusively online, then in various department stores, and about 30 company- owned stores it opened in Canada, the US, the UK, Mexico, South Korea and the Netherlands. In June 2017 Truaxe's success attracted the attention of leading beauty conglomerate Estée Lauder Companies (ELC), which acquired an equity ownership of 28% (one-third equal partner) in DECIEM for $50 million. At the time, Truaxe released a statement praising ELC for embracing ″our margins, our pricing strategy, our future plans (and) our disruptiveness″.Brandon Truaxe, controversial founder of Toronto-based beauty brand DECIEM, has died, The Star, 21 January 2019 His decision was driven by the fact that the company simply could not keep up with the consumer demand for their products.
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The management and treatment of personality disorders can be a challenging and controversial area, for by definition the difficulties have been enduring and affect multiple areas of functioning. This often involves interpersonal issues, and there can be difficulties in seeking and obtaining help from organizations in the first place, as well as with establishing and maintaining a specific therapeutic relationship. On the one hand, an individual may not consider themselves to have a mental health problem, while on the other, community mental health services may view individuals with personality disorders as too complex or difficult, and may directly or indirectly exclude individuals with such diagnoses or associated behaviors. The disruptiveness that people with personality disorders can create in an organisation makes these, arguably, the most challenging conditions to manage.
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