At least half the country distrusts him, and he's ensured that a good part of the other half distrusts actual experts.
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It is no secret that Trump distrusts the intelligence community.
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The President knows his base hates and distrusts the media.
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"CoDex 1962" applauds the aim, but distrusts his means and motive.
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Given his history, Kratos naturally distrusts all deities of any stripe.
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Facebook, like much of Silicon Valley, distrusts people and their wisdom.
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This doesn't mean that anyone who distrusts police will act violently.
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Sanders's base — of young and disaffected voters — already distrusts Democratic insiders.
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Just as they distrust him on health care, he distrusts them.
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Abu Dhabi, which distrusts the Islah party, said his government was ineffective.
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This manager distrusts the team, so tasks rarely get delegated to others.
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Plainview distrusts everyone, and his success makes him increasingly maniacal and isolated.
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It also says the public distrusts Trump and notes his high disapproval ratings.
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His every utterance has risked further alienating a progressive base that distrusts him.
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But the commission dislikes NS2 and distrusts Gazprom, which it thinks abuses market dominance.
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Tsai leads the independence-leaning ruling Democratic Progressive Party in Taiwan, which Beijing distrusts.
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He distrusts economic forecasts across the board because, he says, they're so often wrong.
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But, try telling that to a young white terrorist who distrusts everyone in Washington.
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"This type of behavior is precisely why the public distrusts elected officials," Whitaker added.
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It's a strike against the gaslighting world that distrusts women and ignores their vulnerabilities.
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But, try telling that to a young white terrorist who distrusts everyone in Washington.
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As for the biggest European leaders, Angela Merkel distrusts him and Emmanuel Macron dislikes him.
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Her father now distrusts strangers and is suspicious that people will try to hurt him.
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Tensions have risen in recent years because Beijing distrusts Taiwan's current president, Tsai Ing-wen.
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Abu Dhabi criticised Hadi's government as ineffective and distrusts Islamists with whom he is allied.
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The UAE, which distrusts an Islamist party allied to Hadi, criticised his government as "ineffective".
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Beijing distrusts Tsai's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), which it believes supports formal independence for Taiwan.
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He distrusts the bureaucracy he leads and resents the branches of government that check his power.
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"My sense is there's a pretty big cohort of the left that distrusts Gabbard," he said.
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While she dislikes and distrusts Hillary Clinton, she believes stopping Donald Trump is ultimately more important.
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That alone would get a lot of attention from a base that distrusts the mainstream media.
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Once a supporter of former Democratic President Barack Obama, Kirschner distrusts the party's present leftward lunge.
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Moderation accepts the complexity of life in this world and distrusts utopian visions and simple solutions.
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In large part, she distrusts Rachel's Americanness: her proud individuality, her professional ambition, her pursuit of happiness.
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He distrusts not only Western investors but also the Chinese, who are building infrastructure across east Africa.
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" "I believe it creates a constitutional crisis when the president distrusts the Justice Department and the FBI.
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Beijing distrusts Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen, who won the elections by a wide margin last year.
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China distrusts Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen and her ruling party, which traditionally advocates independence for Taiwan.
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In this climate, amping up the question's prominence will decrease response from anyone who distrusts the federal government.
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The deal presents a dilemma for Sinn Fein, which distrusts British politicians but also denounces Tory austerity policies.
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And even independents and Democrats there is a majority that don&apost distrusts or them distrust the media.
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"I can understand people supporting Erdogan," says Kemal Dikec, a Turkish-German from Cologne who distrusts the president.
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Obama knows all this, of course, but obfuscates the distinctions because he distrusts the people who elected him.
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His views have since evolved, but his father distrusts him, wary of his influence on the younger boys.
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The work was, at times, dangerous; Russian President Vladimir Putin instinctively distrusts activist organizations, and surveillance was pervasive.
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Trump privately distrusts Rosenstein, reportedly telling his advisers that Rosenstein is "a Democrat" and a threat to his presidency.
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According to the WSJ's source, it will not only affect people from the Muslim countries that the president distrusts.
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In Italy, where more than 231% of the population distrusts vaccines, there have been more than 22016,4003 measles cases.
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In Italy, where more than 20% of the population distrusts vaccines, there have been more than 2,000 measles cases.
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She says she was tormented by Nassar's alleged abuse — to the point that she still distrusts male doctors altogether.
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An electorate that already largely distrusts Trump would become even more anti-Republican should the president refuse to leave.
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It's no wonder the American citizenry elected a president with an isolationist bent who reflexively distrusts elites and experts.
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She still distrusts authority figures, especially male ones, and wouldn't feel comfortable going to the police in an emergency.
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Washington (CNN)Add modern aviation technology to the list of technological advances the President of the United States distrusts.
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Anyone who distrusts magicians will be vindicated by the shot of one pulling a skinned bunny out of his hat.
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The average executive, they found, believes in free markets, supports gay marriage, likes environmental protection, hates unions, and distrusts regulation.
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Turkey also insisted that Syrian Kurdish militias, which it distrusts, retreat from the territorial gains they made with U.S. backing.
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As a libertarian, Brennan distrusts positive liberty, or the ability to use government to improve the life chances of the many.
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He distrusts the idea that Google, Amazon and Facebook, for example, serve equally the values of free speech and good speech.
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For every person who distrusts the company, there are others who still find Facebook an integral part of their daily lives.
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That it will play into his base's twin dislikes (or at a minimum distrusts) of a) congressional Democrats and b) Muslims.
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It comes days before Taiwan goes to the polls for elections likely to put into power a political party that Beijing distrusts.
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And in any case, Trump, who values personal loyalty above professionalism, probably distrusts anyone whose credentials might give some sense of independence.
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To the contrary: Immigrants who come from countries the Trump administration looks down on or distrusts are often judged for that reason.
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Beijing distrusts Tsai and her independence-leaning ruling government, and sees moves toward independence as a reason to forcibly take control of Taiwan.
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China deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary and deeply distrusts the DPP, which traditionally advocates independence.
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The German public distrusts the system after the emissions scandal emerged and this has become one of the most sensitive topics for voters.
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Beijing distrusts Tsai and her ruling, independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party, which overturned eight years of China-friendly Nationalists rule in landslide January elections.
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DeCourcy is immediately drawn in by Lady Susan's charm and wit, but his sister distrusts her and begins to interfere in their blossoming romance.
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This jurisprudence appeals to many people in a populist era that distrusts experts, chafes at bureaucracy, fears change and longs for a simpler past.
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A revealing example of why the American public increasingly distrusts states to properly exercise the awesome power over life and death occurred on Nov.
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Beijing distrusts the DPP because it traditionally advocates independence for Taiwan, which China deems a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary.
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Promoting such chains of lies is a classic tactic when a leader distrusts his subordinates and expects to continue to distrust them in the future.
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The Corps of Engineers, a slow-moving bureaucracy that distrusts green infrastructure and is reluctant to build floodgates in its levees, presents a different challenge.
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Clinton has a plan, but Mr. Sanders distrusts her on this front, and has spent 14 months criticizing her financial ties to the banking industry.
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"To an audience that already distrusts mainstream, well, anything, you can easily come across as callous and uncaring toward victims of the storm," he wrote.
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But it does mean that they're part of a genre that overwhelmingly distrusts the idea that stories can be emotionally truthful and also genuinely romantic.
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I mean, he despises and distrusts Hillary Clinton and the special counsel more than he does Putin and the KGB, the GRU, you call it now.
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As he moved from a call to slap sanctions on Venezuela to a reminder that his government distrusts multilateral trade pacts, he offered the following credo.
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If we see a major carrier not bothering to sell Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Note 8 because it distrusts the quality, other mobile companies could easily follow.
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Mid-level army officers are grumbling that the king's demands—he has sent top units he distrusts out of the capital—are messing with their careers.
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Offred's mother is a classic second-wave feminist: She marches and goes to protests, and she distrusts men so much that she raises her daughter alone.
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After all, while some of his hardcore nationalist base cares about the Fed and distrusts it as a "globalist" institution, it is far from their animating issue.
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China distrusts President Tsai Ing-wen and has stepped up pressure on her following a protocol-breaking phone call between her and U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.
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Sebelius: He distrusts efforts to remove religious expression from public spaces generally, but watch out for cases citing RFRA and RLUIPA — he ruled in Hobby Lobby v.
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If there's one thing the Trump team is doing convincingly day after day, it's proving that it truly dislikes, distrusts, and disrespects almost every trapping of official Washington.
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While Moscow clearly distrusts revolutionaries, it has so far decided not to interfere in Armenia, hoping that inflated expectations and lack of money will do their own damage.
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He posts a two-and-a-half-minute YouTube video that lays out the first executive actions he plans to take, shunning the journalists he distrusts so much.
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Players choose to join the Enlightened team, which believes the exotic matter is beneficial to humanity, or the Resistance, which distrusts the aliens and is fighting their influence.
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The President is a hugely judgmental man who also happens to be incredibly mercurial; people he loves today may be people he hates -- or at least distrusts -- tomorrow.
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With so many professors identifying as liberal or far left (60 percent, according to a U.C.L.A. poll last year), it's not surprising that the right distrusts the profession.
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Ms. LaVoy introduces herself as a "Monroe Democrat," by which she means a god-fearing, gun-wielding moderate who distrusts trade deals and companies that ship jobs overseas.
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Hundreds of young men from the area apply for police and military service every year, although they are routinely rejected, local officials say, because the state distrusts Bedouins.
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But the American public, which collectively distrusts government in general even as it favors maintaining and even expanding government's specific responsibilities, has mostly gotten its (self-contradictory) way.
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China distrusts President Tsai Ing-wen and has stepped up pressure on her following a protocol-breaking phone call between her and U.S. President-elect Donald Trump last month.
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His government, he says, would be "as supportive as possible" of Mr Macron's proposals for EU reform, even if he distrusts some of his ideas on the euro zone.
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Ghani slowed a peace process he distrusts, but President Trump called the war in Afghanistan "ridiculous" early this month and may withdraw U.S. troops even without progress toward peace.
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But that's also the attraction for the community, which actively loathes academia, the government, and mainstream media, and distrusts any information that may have been derived from official channels.
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What's more, he said he hasn't played a game with the Redskins this year because he now distrusts the team's medical staff after they allegedly misdiagnosed the tumor for years.
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Hadi's government has asked the UAE to stop arming and training separatist forces while the UAE has said Hadi's government is ineffective and distrusts Islamists with whom he is allied.
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The public largely distrusts corporate America despite large companies doing more work than ever before to try and serve stakeholders outside of their investors, according to KPMG CEO Lynne Doughtie.
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Evicted by a landlord who distrusts unmarried renters, the workaholic Kaira retreats to her seaside hometown in Goa and her affluent parents, who fret over her lack of matrimonial prospects.
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He'll work to put loyalists in key vantage points and marginalize those he distrusts (both of which I watched him do as undersecretary of state for arms control and international security).
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China distrusts Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen and has stepped up pressure on her following a protocol-breaking, congratulatory telephone call between her and U.S. President-elect Donald Trump last month.
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China distrusts Tsai and her ruling independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party, but Beijing has previously maintained that Beijing and Taipei had a common duty to protect Chinese sovereignty in the waterway.
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The DPP, which distrusts Beijing and traditionally supports independence for Taiwan, took over the reins of government from the more China-friendly Nationalist Party, which had held power for eight years.
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Daryl resents Nick for having fumbled an arrest that left Daryl sidelined for weeks, and, like many of his colleagues, he also distrusts Nick, the first orc hired by the department.
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Like most of her compatriots, Ms Cvijic is sceptical that Serbia will ever join the EU. She distrusts Mr Vucic's government and decries the dishonesty of Europeans who provide it with succour.
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The parts of the federal government that it most distrusts, and that it has worked hardest to dismantle — from regulatory investigations to the production of reports and statistics — are most deeply hurt.
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If part of the problem is that the community distrusts the police, a larger, more heavy-handed police presence — especially one that involves a National Guard occupation — will only make problems worse.
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It is easy to dismiss such beliefs as preposterous and to think of them as coming from a paranoid fringe of society that deeply distrusts the government, but such theories are pervasive.
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The move is also in keeping with the foreign policy instincts of President Trump, who distrusts international agreements and has previously withdrawn from the Paris climate accord and the Iran nuclear deal.
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" The 9-year-old who was held in HHS-sponsored custody in Connecticut, according to legal briefings filed on his behalf, "does not sleep well, distrusts adults and is depressed and tearful.
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Hadi's government has asked Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia's main coalition partner, to stop arming separatists while the UAE has said Hadi's government is ineffective and distrusts Islamists with whom he is allied.
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That is partly because the auctions involve private investment, which AMLO distrusts, partly because wind and solar power are intermittent, and partly because nature has provided Mexico with a bounty of hydrocarbons.
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But he has remained the elder statesman of Cuba's revolution and, from the beginning of the diplomatic reëngagement with the United States, has let it be known that he distrusts America's intentions.
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Trump said in a radio interview he may stop the longstanding practice of having aides listen in on phone calls with foreign leaders since he distrusts so much of his national security staff.
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He inherently distrusts anyone who chooses to work for him, seeking outside affirmation as often as possible from as vast and varied a group as he can muster—but Hannity is at the center.
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But it has also laid bare a certain strain of Silicon Valley thinking that distrusts government and believes expertise in the tech world gives them carte blanche to blast their opinions on everything else.
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While the United States distrusts Iran and says the JCPOA is too weak, Zerbo said that if Iran was trusted, he was hopeful it might ratify the CTBT, a total ban on nuclear explosions.
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The Muslim community distrusts such efforts, in part because they usually focus exclusively on Muslims, not extremism generally, and in part because such outreach has been used to spy on the community in the past.
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Mattis' selection could put him in position to temper both Flynn and Joseph Dunford, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and an appointee of President Barack Obama -- whose generals Trump has said he distrusts.
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What animates both Normal People and Conversations With Friends is an intellectual rigor that distrusts pleasure on principle — whether it's coming from reading a novel or romantic intimacy — but then allows that pleasure to triumph regardless.
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Corbell, who had spent the last seven years following Bob Lazar and spreading what they say is the word of truth about Area 51, is a passionate believer in UFO technology and greatly distrusts the government.
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Beijing distrusts the DPP because it traditionally advocates independence for Taiwan, which has been self-ruled since Chiang Kai-shek's defeated Nationalists fled to Taiwan in 1949 after losing the Chinese civil war with Mao Zedong's Communists.
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But that is exactly the kind of conflict that Mr. Obama has spent five years trying to avoid, especially when any ground campaign would rely on forces led by a fractious group of opposition leaders that he distrusts.
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Failing to respond to Trump's provocative language about Taiwan could easily spark public criticism that the government was reneging on a core value and giving in to a bully from a country that much of China already distrusts.
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They're the primary law enforcement agencies under our Constitution, and when the president distrusts the FBI and the Justice Department as he did in this matter, I think it does create a crisis in our system of government.
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But, far from being put off by the turmoil rocking his administration, Trump appears to be relishing a new chapter of his presidency, as he axes and undermines aides he distrusts and gives his impulsive personality free rein.
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The three European Union members have been trying to get Iran to keep its commitments under the deal to cut back its nuclear program - which Washington distrusts - by helping it to circumvent the trade sanctions Washington has reimposed.
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The three European Union members have been trying to get Iran to keep its commitments under the deal to cut back its nuclear program - which Washington distrusts - by helping it to circumvent the trade sanctions that Washington has reimposed.
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RELATED: Vetting process for Trump's VP pick expected to begin next week Since becoming the presumptive Republican nominee earlier this month, Trump has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
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"He believes the public sector should have a strong hand in the economy and distrusts the private sector's ability to do business in a fair and clean way," said Kim Catechis, a portfolio manager at Martin Currie, a Legg Mason affiliate.
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That includes Mueller -- especially because so many Washington types, who Trump almost reflexively distrusts, tout the former FBI director as one of the brightest and most serious people in the country, which makes Trump want to convince him all the more.
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Sovereignty first Together, the moves reflect a push by the Trump administration to emphasize sovereignty over international cooperation and counter perceived threats to US independence, a central focus for Bolton who has railed against "global governance" and distrusts multilateral institutions.
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According to the left — which believes big government is the solution for most perceived societal ills and distrusts the private sector — technology companies prey on users by offering free services or products in exchange for access to information about individuals.
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Where "Memory" is fuzzy, with vague hints of former happiness, "Beautiful Ghosts" weaves a mini-narrative of Victoria's life: Cast onto the streets, apparently by cruel former owners, she distrusts other cats, but eventually befriends them and comes to love her life.
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Much of the deference Pence has shown — on coronavirus, China, North American trade and other aspects of the president's agenda that Trump has added to his portfolio — stems from an understanding that the president generally distrusts those around him, not including family members who work inside the West Wing.
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Jon Tester in Montana A new book by Bob Woodward and an anonymous op-ed by a senior Trump administration official in The New York Times paint a picture of an administration that distrusts its own boss and goes out of its way at times to thwart his agenda.
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Kelly himself, as well as other replacement Trump officials like National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, have pushed out staffers they feel are insufficiently loyal to the president; if Kelly leaves on contentious terms, or is replaced by someone who distrusts him, Nielsen could be seen in the same light.
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So it's not just, "I'm going to knock on all these doors," like your job as an organizer is going to be, I ... this target voter here is someone who distrusts the quote-unquote legacy media, or they distrust CNN or the New York Times or whatever else.
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"The government may not restrict speech that persuades adults, who are neither criminals nor suffer from mental illness, from purchasing a legal and constitutionally-protected product, merely because it distrusts their personality trait and the decisions that personality trait may lead them to make later down the road," Nunley wrote.
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"The Government may not restrict speech that persuades adults, who are neither criminals nor suffer from mental illness, from purchasing a legal and constitutionally protected product, merely because it distrusts their personality trait and the decisions that personality trait may lead them to make later down the road," Nunley said.
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"The government may not restrict speech that persuades adults, who are neither criminals nor suffer from mental illness, from purchasing a legal and constitutionally-protected product, merely because it distrusts their personality trait and the decisions that personality trait may lead them to make later down the road," the judge wrote.
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Her campaign's handling of the episode has also exacerbated an impression that she is overly guarded, a trait that Clinton allies have long attributed to an endless feedback loop: She retreats to secrecy because she distrusts the news media, they say, creating a sense that there is something to hide, which makes reporters more wary.
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Those comments came after the release of a new book by Bob Woodward and the publication of an anonymous op-ed by a senior Trump administration official in The New York Times that painted a picture of an administration that distrusts the President and that at times has gone out of its way to thwart his agenda.
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But for now Libya is no closer to a unified command that could bring together its various combatants and ally with Western powers to fight IS. Much of the public distrusts the UN, not least because its former envoy to Libya, Bernardino León, took a job with an official think-tank in the United Arab Emirates, which supports Mr Haftar, after stepping down last year.
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At a high level, if I had to explain what's happening without worrying too much about the details, here's how I'd put it in one incredibly overwrought sentence: The mobile web is broken and unfettered tracking and data sharing have made visiting websites feel toxic, but since the ecosystem of websites and ad companies can't fix it through collective action, it falls on browser makers to use technological innovations to limit that surveillance, however each company that makes a browser is taking a different approach to creating those innovations, and everybody distrusts everybody else to act in the best interest of the web instead of the best interest of their employers' profits.
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