Just as the show downplays abstraction, it also downplays New York, an important center of painting.
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Big Oil continually downplays the consequences of seismic airgun blasting.
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Later, he denies and downplays his cowardice, while Billie seethes.
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He downplays the degree of disagreement within his own caucus.
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It also downplays worries about a border in the Irish Sea.
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Mr Hassabis downplays the importance of data acquisition to DeepMind's future.
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The other was "gender blindness" which downplays differences between the sexes.
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Go deeper: Pelosi downplays delaying delivery of impeachment articles to Senate
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He still downplays that side of the bands work via email.
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The Hill: Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani downplays possibility of Sessions getting fired.
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This is a credential she downplays, and that local media mostly ignores.
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Meanwhile he downplays the dangers of far-right nationalistic dictatorships such as Russia.
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Her Democratic Progressive Party inclines towards independence and downplays historical links with China.
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Ala'a, 30, downplays the suffering of her family and celebrates what she has.
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For his part, McMullin downplays the role his faith plays in his rise.
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It's an obvious parallel, but one that unintentionally downplays the scope of it.
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The political punditocracy typically downplays crowd size as a measurement of candidate support.
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Still, GE downplays the threat to its bulked up fossil fuel product line.
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According to Wasser, a joint statement is the most beneficial, and downplays any drama.
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But unlike Fumai, the shaman in question downplays the mystic element of his practice.
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He views it as a "derogatory term" that downplays the sophistication of Wealthfront's platform.
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Notley's camp downplays the relationship that the UCP is working so hard to highlight.
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The movie also downplays how collaborative the effort to fight an outbreak would be.
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Murphy's list downplays Trump's past pledges to compete in both California and New York.
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She downplays her prosody in subtly rhymed lines, and her subjects are similarly unassuming.
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They provide the "doubt science" that fosters confusion and downplays concerns about toxic chemicals.
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Mr. Hellickson, Regenexx's chief executive, downplays the insurance companies' reluctance to cover the treatments.
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But that descriptor downplays his habit of saying outrageous things both onstage and off.
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But he also downplays the first round of contests, beginning next week in Iowa.
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Trump downplays Russian meddling in US election Betsy DeVos, education secretary Hearing schedule: 10 a.m.
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The Waterloo view downplays the role of imperialism and plunder in the making of Britain.
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Meyerhoffer says Latch intentionally downplays its technology in an attempt to achieve a lasting look.
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Mattis downplays: Despite those signs of increasing tension, Mattis said Monday that's not the case.
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Kaiser downplays, wrongly I believe, just how much white musicians essentially stole from black artists.
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She is often asked to speak about Jewish-Mexican food, but she downplays that angle.
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The 2017 translation keeps Rita (Elizabeth Banks) and Alpha (Bill Hader) but downplays the dinosaurs.
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In conversation, though, the Prine—who was born and raised in Illinois—downplays those grand themes.
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Florida Republican consultant Mac Stipanovich downplays the likelihood that that anger would be directed at Scott.
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Treating conspiracy as a simple visual motif downplays its socio-political consequences in the real world.
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In Cairo, Kerry downplays rift with Egypt over human rights CNN's Ian Lee contributed to this report.
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The finance ministry downplays the islands' impressive average annual growth of around 5% between 2014 and 2016.
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This approach downplays or denies the notion that budget deficits or inflation are constraints on economic growth.
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Ardeneaux downplays his actions, insisting that what he received in return for donating his kidney was priceless.
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Throughout the 11-page document, Kushner downplays his interactions with Russian officials, including his relationship to Kislyak.
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Some critics have credibly claimed that the EPA inflates the benefits of environment rules and downplays the costs.
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If a final deal is reached, we would not be surprised if the commentary downplays the changes made.
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Among other things, the focus on the conventional desirability of predators and their victims downplays assaults by women.
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In my own conversations with Palestinian leaders, none of them downplays the importance of the right of return.
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Campaign downplays early state out comes The campaign might be sagging, but it hasn't been caught by surprise.
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They contribute to an immigration narrative that downplays the many ways that immigrants can benefit the United States.
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And in the process, downplays his interest in his playwright, Sloane Sandburg (Milana Vayntrub) ruining that relationship as well.
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The pamphlet downplays the danger of diseases such as measles, while pointing to the increase in diagnoses of autism.
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Today, she downplays her role in the broader political movement, returning again and again to the power of grassroots.
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Justice Stephen Breyer, observing that "we're unanimous 50% of the time," downplays the trouble with an eight-member bench.
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That avoidance is unfortunate since it downplays the urgency of the need for major debt relief for Puerto Rico.
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"That response is unacceptable, it downplays it," an employee at a warehouse in nearby Auburn Hills told BuzzFeed News.
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And even that downplays the images of children in cages that were plastered across newspapers and newscasts for weeks.
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CBNC's report also downplays the potential for streaming TV, citing BTIG analyst Rich Greenfield's rather bearish description of the market.
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" Someone else wrote : "The testimony of Alexander #Gauland is so shameful and drastically downplays the events of the Nazi era.
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Trump aide downplays GOP policy rifts A fight over the party platform and rules at the convention is nothing new.
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Trump, for his part, has said repeatedly he has no problem releasing his returns -- and downplays their potential political impact.
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At times, Mr White is so keen on exposing the destructive side of capitalism that he downplays the creative side.
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He downplays his rumoured access to powerful folk, insisting that Chinese leaders consult widely, gathering opinions "like bees collect nectar".
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For the most part, the company has limited its disclosure to information that downplays the potential impact of the breach.
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Worst SPX stock Walgreens Boots Alliance drops ~11 pct even as co downplays AMZN pharmacy entry ** Energy up 1 pct.
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He downplays reports of Russian human rights abuses, assassination and imprisonment of opposition figures, and liquidation of an independent media.
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They argue the agreement deliberately downplays the risks from the guns, and does not do enough to notify the public.
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The new GSA document, while acknowledging the White House meeting took place, downplays its importance in the decision-making process.
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The look, posted to her Instagram account last night, downplays lip color and contouring and lets the eyes take center stage.
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President Donald Trump, who questions climate science and downplays its impacts, withdrew the U.S. from the global framework for reducing emissions.
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Trump downplays his public feuds with G7 heads of state: "It really wasn't rocky when I left, it was great." pic.twitter.
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Conspiracy theories have gone mainstream in 2018, but the Met Breuer's exhibition downplays the political importance and danger of their existence.
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But his brush strokes convey their own sense of urgency and speed, which downplays mastery for the sake of direct communication.
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After more than six months on the job, Mulvaney retains the "acting" title, which he downplays as a mere formality in interviews.
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"It's risky because [MLM] promises women time with their friends, and downplays the sales aspect," one sociologist told the New York Times.
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A Long Read For The Weekend Jia Tolentino explains what she calls Charlottesville's — and America's — "fetish for tradition," which downplays existing racism.
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President Donald Trump, who questions climate science and downplays its impacts, has withdrawn the U.S. from the global framework for reducing emissions.
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Some attribute it to jantelagen, which roughly translates to a mentality that downplays individual effort and places the emphasis on the collective.
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It downplays some of the skills of empathy which pro wrestlers traditionally need to succeed, making subtext actual, on your screen text.
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Brooks was mocked for these two graphs, and not because he downplays the structural barriers conservatives have so often tried to sidestep.
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The origin tale of Baked Alaska is almost gayer than the dessert itself: A mysterious, glamorous dessert that downplays its humble origins.
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NUNES downplays PAPADOPOULOS' role in Trump campaign, claims he shouldn't have been investigated for drunkenly bragging about Russia having dirt on Clinton.
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The dark palette downplays the girly floral print in the blouse, and the long sleeves balance the short length of the skirt.
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American history largely amplifies the white men who put their names on our nation's landmarks, and leaves out or downplays the rest.
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Christo further downplays the presence of any inherent meaning of his product, saying "all interpretations welcome;" the meaning is within each individual.
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He downplays structural racism and says that attachment to whiteness is not necessarily about power or a desire to be on top.
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RELATED: Ryan downplays need for Congress to authorize strikes on Syria And, the House will vote on the FAA reauthorization this week.
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The Trump administration has faced criticism for sending conflicting messages about coronavirus, as the president downplays the threat amid the CDC's warnings.
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And it downplays coverage that is less favorable to Trump and Republicans, such as the Russia investigation and special counsel Robert Mueller.
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In fact, his fund downplays the online giant's influence over the group, choosing to weight its holdings equally rather than by market capitalization.
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Even as he downplays the divisions, however, the President wasn't shying away from offering an implicit criticism of Clinton's record during Sunday's interview.
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But many archaeologists disagree, saying that this hypothesis lacks evidence and downplays the achievements, skill and imagination that the ancient builders likely displayed.
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Any U.S. diplomatic support that bolsters Museveni's legitimacy and downplays criticism of his anti-democratic actions could smooth his path to re-election.
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"The judge's ruling downplays the substantial precautions TDCJ already has in place to protect inmates from the summer heat," Attorney General Paxton said.
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"He represents a historical viewpoint that downplays Japanese misdeeds and that might not down well with certain groups in the US," he said.
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The All-Star guard routinely downplays his personal accomplishments while asserting he is only interested in seeing his squad rack up the victories.
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EPA downplays: The EPA tried to downplay Pruitt's remarks, saying that they are completely in line with his previous positions on climate change.
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Mindful of Orientalist clichés, Siler downplays the role of culture, in particular the genuine "otherness" of early Chinese immigrants, in shaping white attitudes.
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Before taking the stage, O'Rourke downplays the pressure that all the attention is bringing to his campaign and not delivering on the hype.
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She downplays how tough a climb it must have been, noting simply that "the admission charge is higher" for women in the workplace.
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So, it's annoyingly smug for Sanofi to fire off a clever tweet that downplays the very real potential negative side effects of its product.
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While he downplays any influence Atom and His Package had on music, he can look back on the songs he created with an appreciation.
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Making this into entertainment media means laughing at victims, it downplays [the] consequences and reveals a grave crime against women's bodily autonomy and integrity.
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It's common knowledge that Fox News regularly downplays big news or ignores huge stories altogether if they doesn't align with its core conservative beliefs.
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In it, he downplays these complaints by describing them as mere "personnel actions," instead of evidence of structural racism and sexism that perpetuates inequality.
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Maybe downplays the substance of the song (which is basically: love is complicated, and a lot of dudes cheat), but also it is dope.
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This urge to turn movies into sports or politics — maybe because those are the metaphors American media consumers know best — downplays the films themselves.
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Yes, he now downplays his association with the S.W.P. and clears his throat about his opposition to the Castros and Ortegas of the world.
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To be sure, just because Trump publicly downplays Biden's prospects at a rally doesn't mean he thinks the former vice president isn't a threat.
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Bumgarner downplays the importance of the Opening Day start as his intensity level is always on high whenever his turn in the rotation arrives.
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Given this, Mr. Beshear relentlessly downplays party differences and highlights the bipartisanship to be found among those who have been insulted by Mr. Bevin.
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In the year after #MeToo, women in music have thrived, despite having to function in an industry that still downplays their achievements and marginalizes them.
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There is also, though Summers downplays it, a connection between getting rid of large notes and making negative interest rate policy (NIRP) run more smoothly.
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At 5-foot-6 and 170 pounds, she wears all the same football gear the guys do, and she occasionally gets hit, something she downplays.
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In one opinion published in JAMA Oncology, a trio of physicians decried the rating, claiming the recommendation "downplays" the importance of the visual screening procedure.
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Out of this, a new distribution of experience is produced, one which downplays the evanescence of the product in favor of the person handling it.
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"The biggest change is the reduction of red," she told Business Insider — the new design downplays the bright-red hue that's long defined Oracle's look.
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It is this latter group, which in some cases either rejects or downplays indigenous ancestry, that has been the most vocal in supporting these statues.
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Yet President Trump, who sees any invocation of Russian interference as a challenge to the legitimacy of his election, consistently downplays or dismisses these threats.
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The two women disagree about Strane's actions: Vanessa downplays them, while Taylor blames him for wrongdoing—but Russell positions both women's experiences as equally valid.
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The people close to the president also complained that Scarborough downplays any criticism of Trump in person and then ratchets it up on the air.
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At first, Aimee downplays what happens, telling Maeve, who encourages her to go to the police, it's no different than having someone sneezing on you.
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This by no means downplays Trump's incessant lying, the outrage of his draining the Treasury for his personal junkets, or his disturbing turn toward war.
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Barnes & Noble filed a countersuit, arguing that Mr. Parneros's lawsuit "downplays what occurred" and blaming him for "disloyal conduct" that sabotaged the company's potential sale.
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" Marc Thiessen, WPost Thiessen downplays Trump's routine dishonesty with the dismissal that "in part, it's a New York thing — everything is the biggest and the best.
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But Lee downplays this, saying although the toolkit is a big deal, it's designed to disrupt equipment and service, not destroy equipment the way Stuxnet did.
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ET, Lambeau Field, Green Bay Critical matchup: Aaron Rodgers beats the pass rush with mobility and a split-second release, which downplays protection to some degree.
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He typically uses a live band, which fits his complex music, and the rapper himself downplays his cerebral side in favour of amping up the crowd.
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And the focus on Russia could make it hard to draw GOP support, as the White House downplays the effect of their hacks on the election.
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The state's elected attorney general, Jim Hood, is a Democrat, though a conservative one who downplays his party ties -- and he's running for governor in 2019.
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But Mr Nichols downplays this momentousness, opting instead for a quiet, intimate portrait of two taciturn people who just want to get on with their lives.
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Its filing disputes the extent of the disagreement within the lower federal courts and downplays how much damage the officer did to the boot in question.
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" Although Cloudflare worked with Ormandy to address the issue, he contends that the company's final blog post on the matter "severely downplays the risk to customers.
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He's the head of an evangelical activist group called the Cornwall Alliance that is skeptical of catastrophic climate change and downplays humans' role in rising temperatures.
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While the original story, by the Hollywood leftist Vera Caspary, had Mary steal the coat, Sturges downplays class conflict, delivering something out of the Arabian Nights.
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As the UK downplays the risks associated with trusting the Chinese Communist Party, the Wuhan coronavirus is showing the world how very real those risks are.
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The President's statements showed how he often downplays US values, including human rights and the rule of law, that have traditionally helped shape American foreign policy.
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There's a pureness in these songs that you can't teach, which is probably why Molina downplays his abilities so much—something about these is innate or intrinsic.
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In a country where chaos is the rule, some experts argue that such treatment doesn't amount to slavery, a view that downplays the racism underlying the situation.
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Clinton's Republican opponent, Donald Trump, meanwhile, has repeatedly expressed concerns that the election will be "rigged" by his opponents, even as he downplays concerns about Russia's activities.
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Birol, who downplays the extent to which the outlook guides investment decisions, said the next World Energy Outlook takes the latest findings of climate science into account.
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She downplays the Republican ads targeting her as well as intra-party tension over her speakership chances, saying she's not going to shy away from a fight.
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Birol, who downplays the extent to which the outlook guides investment decisions, said the next World Energy Outlook takes the latest findings of climate science into account.
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Trump downplays whistleblower's claims Before the Journal's report was published, Trump downplayed the significance of the whistleblower complaint at the center of the latest controversy consuming Washington.
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It also deepens confusion about Trump's position on government support for renewable energy as his administration downplays the global warming threat and aggressively promotes fossil-fuel development.
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With his skinny black suit and the way he strategically downplays MBL's controversial past, the whole performance feels like a new persona he's trying out: congressional Kim Kataguiri.
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The administration downplays the impact of these policies on the President's goal of ending HIV transmission, but these issues demonstrably undermine the realization of the President's HIV initiative.
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The aim is to draw attention to the tension between how the government downplays the risk of nuclear war and how it actually prepares for it, Lewis says.
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The email also downplays the severity of Trump's EPA mandates, such as one that requires agency scientists to vet their public-facing studies and data through political appointees.
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While the Corps acknowledges some "known safety issues" with the dam, including a 299-foot-long-slide that workers spotted last year, the Corps downplays the newspaper's concerns.
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The language, which misleadingly downplays the effects of climate change and touts the debunked potential benefits of carbon dioxide for plants, was inserted into at least nine reports.
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The report largely ignores or downplays testimony from career officials who raised serious questions and concerns about the conduct of the President and some of his top aides.
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And though most of the scenes are played for laughs, the movie never downplays the plight of those who are marginalized by others for looking, sounding or feeling different.
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The intelligence community downplays the idea that it targets Americans that way and says any added bureaucracy to that process would hamper its key operations, like stopping terror plots.
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Any analogy that ignores or downplays the fundamental rule of biology — that a cell makes imperfect copies of itself — is going to lead down a frustrating and unproductive path.
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He downplays Russian human-rights abuses and America's role in addressing them; most encouragingly for Mr Putin, he disparages NATO, suggesting that its mutual-defence commitment might be optional.
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The protesters believe it is their duty to fight against a version of history that downplays Karenni autonomy in favor of the role of Aung San, Di Di said.
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Every trade agreement is affixed with the word "free," a cheery label that downplays the very real problems these deals have created in cities and towns across the country.
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The ad, its critics feel, downplays the gravity of these serious dietary restrictions and promotes the ostracizing of gluten-free people, feeding the belief that they're "weird" or misguided.
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The company routinely ignores or downplays the worst-case scenarios, idealistically building products without the necessary safeguards, and then drags its feet to admit the extent of the problems.
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It also deepens confusion about President Donald Trump's position on government support for renewable energy as his administration downplays the global warming threat and aggressively promotes fossil-fuel development.
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Pan said he worries about President Donald Trump's impact on the public's reaction to coronavirus when he downplays concerns or lashes out at those critical of his administration's response.
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Goncalves said if the Fed downplays the program exit too much, it's possible the strategy could back fire and send investors into the bond market, driving rates higher instead.
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Today, Booker downplays that branding -- stressing that the policies he pushed were a unique solution to a unique problem, not necessarily a template for his education agenda as president.
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The lifelong Democrat downplays his anti-vaccine views, though, by saying that he is actually in favor of safe vaccines and noting that all of his children have been vaccinated.
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From the outside, it's kind of comically petty: One famous scientist wrote an article that downplays the work of another famous scientist, and this has gotten some people very mad.
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WARREN BUFFETT SAYS 'UNITED STATES IS GOING TO GROW OVER TIME' AND 'IF YOU OWN DECENT BUSINESSES YOU WILL MAKE MONEY'; DOWNPLAYS DAY-TO-DAY IMPACT OF NEGATIVE HEADLINES -- CNBC
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In the tape, Martinez's co-defendant, Armando Macias, downplays Martinez's role in the gang, undermining the prosecution's theory at trial that Martinez was a high-ranking member of the gang.
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It was his heroism that prevented the death toll from rising even further -- Smith is credited with saving at least 30 people from the scene, although he downplays his actions.
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The suggestion is that the North Korean missile and rocket tests do present a real security issue for Seoul, but Washington downplays their significance because they cannot reach U.S. territories.
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Brown downplays overall fears of liquidity concerns here in the U.S., saying, "It's just a fancy way of people complaining that they can't transact at the price they want to."
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Biden would call for a steady hand as President Donald Trump continually downplays and misrepresents the severity of the virus, while Sanders pointed to structural issues undergirding the current crisis.
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Unfortunately, the way math is generally taught in the United States — which often downplays practice in favor of emphasizing conceptual understanding — can make this vicious circle even worse for girls.
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BUFFETT DOWNPLAYS MONDAY'S DECLINE IN GLOBAL STOCK PRICES, SAYING 'WE CERTAINLY WON'T BE SELLING' STOCKS AND THAT HE 'WOULD PREFER IT' IF BERKSHIRE COULD BUY AT THE RESULTING LOWER PRICES
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"We are particularly dismayed that the filing downplays and ignores the efforts we have made with respect to diversity, inclusion, and culture over the past 18 months," the statement reads.
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Trump indicates he's not likely to pardon any alleged war criminals until after their trials, but downplays war crimes as things that happen when you fight "hard and long." pic.twitter.
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" On CNN, @SenJohnKennedy downplays federal prosecutors implicating President Trump in crimes: "Well, when I read the filings by Mr. Mueller, I was looking primarily for evidence of illegal Russian collusion.
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As Vocativ noted in a 2015 video, dressing up as a Nazi seems to "[make] light of the Holocaust" and downplays the suffering of the millions of people who were killed.
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It is a narrative that resists naming names in connection with atrocities and corruption, and downplays or even suppresses the role of ethnicity in the mayhem of the past three years.
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The conservative argument necessarily downplays the pain and humiliation an LGBT person experiences as a result of discrimination and exaggerates the consequences of asking a Christian to adhere to secular law.
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If anything, the Democrats' (extremely in-character) insistence on painting this as a National Security Issue downplays the political salience of pointing out that electoral chaos simply serves partisan Republican ends.
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Trump has continued to emphasize the financial and diplomatic ties between Washington and Riyadh, in particular the multimillion-dollar arms deal from the U.S., as he downplays the crown prince's involvement.
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As for conflicts – what if a startup moves in and doesn't want funding from Aspect, or isn't offered it – Fonstad downplays the possibility, saying there's no "implied obligation" on anyone's part.
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In the meantime, let's put aside sexual blackmail and focus on what is undisputed: Trump praises Putin, criticizes NATO and downplays Russian war crimes and its attempts to steal our election.
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Tarar, a Muslim, downplays the GOP front-runner's less-than-flattering comments about his faith as having been "twisted" and is pushing ahead with his effort to get the billionaire businessman elected.
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Clarification (March 2nd 2018): An earlier version of this article may have been interpreted as implying that Stephanie Wright of King's College, London, downplays the health hazard of microplastic found in mussels.
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) is among the drug makers being sued by New York's Orange County, which said the companies are engaging in fraudulent marketing that downplays the dangers of prescription opioid painkillers.
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At medical conferences, women introduce male doctors as "Doctor" 95% of the time; but men introduce female doctors as "Doctor" only 49% of the time, which unfairly downplays the women's equal credentials.
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" Earlier in the day, Trump downplays a potential economic stimulus package, saying during a Cabinet Room meeting: "If we get rid of the problem quickly, everything solves itself, we don't need stimulus.
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Democratic candidates like Mr. Sanders and Mr. Biden have also tried to unite supporters through rhetoric that downplays the significance of traditional political gatekeepers, though they have never approached the president's tenor.
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Simultaneously the pitch downplays any negatives that might cloud the greater good that Pichai implies AI will unlock — presenting "potential negative consequences" as simply the inevitable and necessary price of technological progress.
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Saudi Arabia downplays tensions When CNN asked about these tensions, Saudi Arabia Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih on Monday stressed that OPEC members are pragmatic, choosing to focus squarely on supply and demand.
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Progressives have every right to raise questions when Biden, who was part of an administration stonewalled by the Tea Party, and who downplays the profound ways that polarization has impacted the Republican Party.
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The two athletes grew up not only trained in sports, but trained by their father to always put on a show that downplays their origins and gives the facade of a united front.
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Johnson & Johnson – J&J is among the drugmakers being sued by New York State's Orange County, which said the companies are engaging in fraudulent marketing that downplays the dangers of prescription opioid painkillers.
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"The ECB could curb euro strength if it downplays the prospect of early monetary policy normalisation and warns against a rising currency," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief forex strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo.
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The new order heavily downplays the role of local EPA experts in the field who in the past have made the final recommendations -- and often decisions -- regarding necessary environmental protections in their region.
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Currency traders are betting that Friday's meeting between Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe downplays the chances of trade or currency wars in place of declarations of economic and diplomatic cooperation.
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The most significant drama for JUUL has involved assertions by the FDA that the company targets teenagers, and downplays nicotine vaping's potential adverse health effects—which are, for what it's worth, basically unknown.
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The new order heavily downplays the role of local EPA experts in the field who in the past have made the final recommendations — and often decisions — regarding necessary environmental protections in their region.
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" Golden's filing also downplays his incident that led to assault and battery charges against Golden, saying that, "After being dropped off in an unknown location, an incident ensued between Mr. Caban and Mr. Golden.
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It's not exactly news that names such as the "Redskins" and the "Stanford Indian" rely on regressive tropes lifted straight from a Colonial-era playbook, using language that downplays the plights of Native Americans.
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Nearby, you might see (and smell) enormous mounds of what the industry calls poultry "litter," a term that downplays its menace: It is a mix of chicken poop, spilled feed, feathers, and bedding material.
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While that utilitarian calculation downplays the negative consequences of an unmoderated platform, including the facilitation of the spread of disinformation and the incitement of violence, Acton has held fast to the idea of not interfering.
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As for H.W.'s financial situation, the docs don't get specific -- everything was put into a trust -- but the amount is listed as more than $50,000 ... a number that surely downplays 41's actual worth.
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On health care, Chait downplays the fact that large stretches of the country, mostly rural and poor, have struggled to attract insurers; enrollment is more than eight million below what the Congressional Budget Office projected.
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But a report from the Brennan Centre for Justice at New York University, which reckons that Chicago will be responsible for half of a 13.1% spike in murders expected nationwide in 2016, downplays that explanation.
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"A party is represented here today that disparages those (democratic) values and downplays the crimes of the National Socialists," Knobloch, president of the Jewish Community in Munich, said during her speech to the regional assembly.
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But even as the EPA downplays the global climate benefits of the Obama plan for Clean Air implementation, the majority of its scenarios still show that the Clean Power Plan saves more than it costs.
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By positioning the left as the problem, disproportionately training rhetorical fire on them, and concluding that condemnations of "structural racism" are unfair, Kaufmann lands on a position that severely downplays the reality of racial oppression.
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In that same vein, here are some pieces of evidence the prosecution had against Syed, per court records, that the documentary either downplays or ignores: None of this, of course, is convincing evidence by itself.
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Her collaborator Brian Hodgson downplays her involvement again on the score for The Legend of Hell House, but whatever the division of labor, the pair unite here to explore the synthesizer's potential for conjuring the otherworldly.
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Relegating it to a human-interest story—a Bangladeshi displaced by rising sea levels, say—downplays its civilisation-wide significance; sticking to scary forecasts—200m climate refugees by 2050, the UN warns—diminishes its visceral relevance.
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He died a political moderate and, according to one colleague's recollection, was no fan of the Green New Deal, the plan for fighting climate change proposed by America's left, which downplays the role of carbon pricing.
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In its countersuit, Barnes & Noble said Parneros' lawsuit "downplays what occurred," and that the company should recoup his salary, bonus and other benefits during the period of his "disloyal conduct" and cancel his outstanding equity awards.
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Even as the candidate downplays the investment he'll make in such efforts, it is a signal that his campaign and the GOP are ready to add layers of traditional campaign structures to his insurgent bid for president.
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Some of Shirley's relations have complained that the film misrepresents the two men's friendship, and downplays the dangers Shirley faced, but it won Best Motion Picture (Musical or Comedy), Best Supporting Actor (Mahershala Ali) and Best Screenplay.
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But activists have other fights teed up: President Donald Trump has other Cabinet secretaries to confirm, including Scott Pruitt, who downplays manmade climate change and wants to roll back environmental regulations, to lead the Environmental Protection Agency.
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But attempting to depoliticize abortion or insist that the procedure is categorically identical to other health care procedures downplays the implications of abortion in a way that removes it from any honest analysis of its political salience.
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Dalton downplays the rumor, saying at most he may have been on the shortlist of director John Sturges for the character of Hilts, the wise-cracking American World War II POW that would make McQueen a star.
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A new FCC report released this week insists that there's little wrong with the broadband industry, and downplays the competition and broadband deployment issues that have plagued the U.S. telecom sector for the better part of two decades.
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I tell Tetreault my theory of why Grammarly is so good at gaming the dyslexic mind—that it's learning from the input of dyslexic users—but he downplays the role of user feedback in building the AI's smarts.
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Here's video of Nunes's statement, in case you want to watch Republican fake news in action: NUNES downplays PAPADOPOULOS' role in Trump campaign, claims he shouldn't have been investigated for drunkenly bragging about Russia having dirt on Clinton.
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In response to a request for comment, Zoom pointed Recode to a blog post from the company's chief information security officer Richard Farley, in which he disputes some of Leitschuh's claims and downplays the severity of the vulnerability.
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"I mean how many cable news segments have we had where he was just left out entirely?" she asked, echoing comments often made by Sanders allies, who argue the press often ignores or downplays his standing in polls.
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The United States Geological Survey has taken steps to limit the use of scientific work that projects the effects of climate change past 2040 — a move that scientists say downplays the long-term consequences of rising greenhouse emissions.
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President Trump's administration turns 100 days old on Saturday, and the White House is furiously trying to spin his first months as a success — even as it downplays the importance of what is, in fact, a pretty arbitrary marker.
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Bill PascrellWilliam (Bill) James PascrellHouse Democrat presses Pentagon after Trump downplays severity of US troop injuries in Iran attack House approves Trump's USMCA trade deal amid shadow of impeachment A solemn impeachment day on Capitol Hill MORE (D-N.
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Daily Show host Trevor Noah explores what this new prosecutor means for Trump, how Fox News downplays the president's potential impeachable offense: obstruction of justice, and how James Comey could, ironically, become the person who gets Trump out of office.
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RELATED: Gingrich downplays VP talk, calls it 'wild speculation' Gingrich, who is among those being considered as Donald Trump's runningmate, said white parents do not have to teach their children how to interact with police the way black parents do.
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As predictive policing has spread, researchers and police officers have begun exploring how it might contribute to a version of policing that downplays patrolling — as well as stopping, questioning, and frisking — and focuses more on root causes of particular crimes.
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Mike Reed, the RNC's deputy communications director, wrote that The New Yorker's account has "major holes" because it does not include an eyewitness account verifying Ramirez's accusations and downplays the possibility she has political motivations in coming forward with her story.
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It's like when someone erroneously says they "totally are OCD" about something trivially annoying: Saying "I'm addicted to my phone" while staring at the darn thing at dinner downplays genuine mental health concerns while simultaneously overdramatizing our own lack of etiquette.
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At the same time, as Schmitz notes, what both Trump and Francis promise — deliverance "from inconvenient and unresponsive institutions, with all their strictures and corruptions" — downplays the value of rules, customs, and traditions in protecting people from the rule of novelty and whim.
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Johnson pushes back against many Star Wars conventions: he downplays the importance of Rey's heritage, ignores Snoke's backstory, reintroduces a broken Luke Skywalker, and pits Poe Dameron against a military leader who doesn't reward the usual rash tactics of the Rebellion's pilots.
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The protagonist, Rachel Chu, is dating a Good Rich Person: Nick Young, the heir to one of the biggest fortunes in Singapore, who downplays his wealth so much that Rachel doesn't realize he's the heir to one of the biggest fortunes in Singapore.
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Despite Versace's claim, BMI is not trying to "throw off the shackles" of our consent decree, but rather asking that it be modified to accommodate changes that have deeply affected our industry – the digital revolution Versace's op-ed both downplays and praises.
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Reuters: Apple CEO downplays special dividend at shareholder meeting WSJ: Amazon's latest ambition: To be a major hospital supplier Gizmodo: Study backs up creeping feeling that Facebook is just for old people now Axios: Peter Thiel: AI is communist View the discussion thread.
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He dies heroically quoting pacifist wisdom from the book back to a distraught Morgan: "If I injure my opponent, I injure myself," and it's to "Bury Me Here" director Alrick Riley's credit that he downplays how maudlin and ironic this scene is.
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"A party is represented here today that disparages these values and downplays the crimes of the National Socialists and maintains close ties with the far-right extremist scene," said Knobloch, who as a child survived the Holocaust by hiding in the countryside.
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But while he acknowledges that the new environment under a Law and Justice government has helped the far-right's cause, Winnicki rejects any suggestion that anti-immigration rhetoric has contributed to recent attacks on foreigners, and he downplays the reports of violence.
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Old wounds inflicted during the Japanese annexation of Korea between 1910 and 1945 are periodically reopened for political ends in South Korea, and the current Japanese government, led by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, espouses a hard-right nationalism that downplays Japanese wartime atrocities.
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Advocates said that claim drastically downplays the impact of the new rules, which they say will have "far-reaching and deadly" effects, limiting access to health care and HIV/AIDS treatment, among other services, and ultimately contributing to a rise in unsafe abortions.
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Similarly, Kency Cornejo, an art historian and theorist at the University of New Mexico, has written that the criminalization of Central American migrants depends of comparisons between "illegal" immigration and transnational gang violence — which downplays the history of US imperial policies in Latin America.
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Trump's casual — and ludicrous — pronouncement about how "great" Texas and Florida are doing after two severe weather events downplays the long road ahead for these states, and amounts to an abuse of his position as chief executive with the power of the bully pulpit.
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In his efforts to portray a nation of sleepwalkers, Cowen overlooks or downplays recent research that demonstrates how a great deal of stagnation is actually imposed and maintained by a narrowing elite, who have gradually perfected their methods for discouraging those below from rising up.
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They have been crafted to advance a political narrative that exonerates the President, downplays Russia's preference and support for then-candidate Trump, explains away repeated contacts by Trump associates with Russia-aligned actors, and seeks to shift suspicion towards President Trump's political opponents and the prior administration.
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It provides easy alibis for "compassionate conservatives" who do not want to redistrict, downplays the material reality of being working class in order to put personal responsibility at the forefront, and offers intellectual soap for those who want to wash their hands of the whole thing.
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"The Filipino government downplays the ideological element of pro-ISIS coalitions to its detriment," said Sidney Jones, the director of the Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict in Jakarta, Indonesia, who has tracked the rise of the Islamic State and other militant groups in Southeast Asia.
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This mass die-off is "in the same category with the other major mass extinctions," according to a new paper in the journal Historical Biology that outlined the findings of several studies into the end-Guadalupian, and countered recent research that downplays the severity of the event.
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Goaded by some outside economic advisers, he's started to push back at the lockdown in recent days: On Tuesday, the president also reverted to his earlier rhetoric comparing the disease to annual deaths from influenza and car accidents — language that downplays the risk of the pandemic virus.
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Washington (CNN)A new General Services Administration report obtained by CNN downplays the importance of a January 2018 Oval Office meeting to discuss the location of a new FBI headquarters in the decision to rebuild the headquarters in Washington rather than move it to a suburban location.
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Writing in the Daily Beast, Asawin Suebsaeng and Gideon Resnick note that Woodward's blockbuster exposé of the Trump administration downplays at least one major White House scandal: the resignation of Rob Porter in February of 2018 after two of his ex-wives both claimed he physically abused them.
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Huang is right to point out the cruel irony in all of this, but when he characterizes his subjects as "two brothers formerly sold into indentured servitude and treated no better than slaves," he inadvertently downplays the incomparable brutality of the slaveholding system in order to heighten the contradictions.
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The Fed is widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged at the end of its two-day policy meeting on Wednesday, but investors will be looking to see whether the central bank downplays the recent soft patch in the economy to leave the door open for a move next month.
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Russia's intentions to stay in Syria for the long haul have been readily apparent to close observers, she said, as the country seeks to enhance its role throughout the Middle East even while Putin downplays the potential costs of the long-running Syrian military intervention to his constituents at home.
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When US President-elect Donald Trump spoke with Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen, the conversation may have seemed routine, but it was a potentially devastating breakdown in the elaborate dance between China, the United States, and Taiwan that downplays the reality that Taiwan is, in fact, a self-governing democracy.
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Spicer, with his casual anti-Semitism, may lack deeply held convictions about the Holocaust, but his choice of words show an alarming comfort with a narrative that downplays the significance of it in the first place, and cynicism about Jewish claims of anti-Semitism at the heart of this rotten administration.
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Zoe Maisel, 17, South Forsyth High School: "The History Teacher" by Billy Collins and "'To Kill a Mockingbird' Removed From School in Mississippi" This poem describes a teacher who largely downplays the brutal and gruesome truths within history and even changes some history in order to protect the children's innocence.
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Steve CohenStephen (Steve) Ira CohenGabbard votes 'present' on impeaching Trump Overnight Defense: Mattis downplays Afghanistan papers | 'We probably weren't that good at' nation building | Judiciary panel approves two impeachment articles | Stage set for House vote next week Democrats approve two articles of impeachment against Trump in Judiciary vote MORE (D-Tenn.).
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But her political views often align with the Kremlin and mirror talking points heard on Russian state TV: She claims the American political system is rigged, opposes the notion of American exceptionalism, is a vocal critic of US military operations overseas and downplays the impact of Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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But Lewis Frost, a deputy sheriff in Louisiana who owns three Model 700s, and Richard Denney, an Oklahoma attorney who also owns three 700s, have argued that the settlement's mechanism for notifying the public deliberately downplays the alleged risks the guns pose, and doesn't do enough to get word out about the replacement offer.
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Sen. Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) on Saturday said that President Obama "minimizes" the threat of terrorism and downplays Americans' fears.
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But congressional Republicans have been spineless about a president who tears immigrant children from parents, declares his "love" for a North Korean leader who is still adding to his nuclear arsenal, and accepts large sums from the Saudi government in his hotel empire even as he downplays its torture-murder of a Washington Post journalist.
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But his mention of Obama -- at that time, in that place -- caused anger and frustration in some already skeptical quarters of the Democratic base, particularly among those who argue Sanders' insistence on framing inequality as a chiefly economic matter, with racial concerns existing downstream from that core divide, effectively downplays the fight for racial justice.
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Trump downplays Russian meddling in election despite intel report In addition to that, Trump lost the popular vote to Clinton by 2.9 million votes -- not more than 3 million votes, as Fox said in his tweet -- which has been something of a touchy subject for Trump, who has cited his Electoral College lead to highlight his win.
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In this one, a reporter from Chicago breaks the Kelly child sex allegations and pursues them relentlessly — even as an influential critic, from his perch in the cultural section of the nation's most powerful newspaper, in his own relentless fashion lauds Kelly over and over again as a pop genius, and downplays the reports coming out of Chicago.
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Trump downplays lewd comments as 'Locker room talk' Trump was forced at the opening of the debate to address the controversy that's torn apart the GOP and led more than two dozen high-profile Republicans to withdraw their support: his 2005 comments on a hot mic that his star status allows him to sexually assault women.
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They point, above all, to his gymnastics over immigration: running for the Senate, he opposed a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, then embraced it as part of a doomed reform in 2013; now, in the xenophobic heat of the campaign, he downplays that idea, arguing that terrorism has upended even unrelated aspects of his policy.
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However, Nikole Hannah-Jones, a writer at The New York Times Magazine and the creator of The 1619 Project, responded to Mr. Haas on Twitter by saying: "National unity" has depended on a national narrative and political reality that downplays and erases genocide and slavery to play up an "idea" only made possible through the subjugation of millions.
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Some suggest America needs a national conversation for racial harmony to move past the Confederate "lost cause" narrative — a revisionist account that glorifies and justifies the role of the South in the Civil War and downplays the role of slavery -- and a truth and reconciliation commission similar to what South Africa used to address its own racist history.
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Steve CohenStephen (Steve) Ira CohenGabbard votes 'present' on impeaching Trump Overnight Defense: Mattis downplays Afghanistan papers | 'We probably weren't that good at' nation building | Judiciary panel approves two impeachment articles | Stage set for House vote next week Democrats approve two articles of impeachment against Trump in Judiciary vote MORE (D-Tenn.), a member of the House Judiciary Committee.
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Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone MORE, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Ted LieuTed W. LieuOvernight Defense: Mattis downplays Afghanistan papers | 'We probably weren't that good at' nation building | Judiciary panel approves two impeachment articles | Stage set for House vote next week Democrats approve two articles of impeachment against Trump in Judiciary vote Ted Lieu undergoes surgery following chest pain MORE (D-Calif.), was absent after undergoing an unexpected medical procedure earlier in the week.
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Clinton's Republican opponent, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, has meanwhile repeatedly expressed concerns that the election will be "rigged" by his opponents, even as he downplays concerns about Russia's activities.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael Kaine'Granite Express' flight to take staffers, journalists to NH after Iowa caucuses Overnight Health Care — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Senate panel approves Trump FDA pick | Biden downplays Dem enthusiasm around 'Medicare for All' | Trump officials unveil program for free HIV prevention drugs for uninsured Trump's FDA nominee approved by Senate panel MORE (Va.) and Doug Jones (Ala.).
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Senate panel approves Trump FDA pick | Biden downplays Dem enthusiasm around 'Medicare for All' | Trump officials unveil program for free HIV prevention drugs for uninsured Trump's FDA nominee approved by Senate panel Democrats press Trump officials over drop in ObamaCare signups amid website problems MORE (Wash.), along with Sens.
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But the sentiment that Oleksiak was guaranteed the award because of her Olympic performance or that she should have won easily—as many on social media have suggested, if not demanded—not only demeans one of the greatest Olympic accomplishments Canada has ever seen, but also downplays how truly great, and deep, the field of competition was during this year's race for the award.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael Kaine'Granite Express' flight to take staffers, journalists to NH after Iowa caucuses Overnight Health Care — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Senate panel approves Trump FDA pick | Biden downplays Dem enthusiasm around 'Medicare for All' | Trump officials unveil program for free HIV prevention drugs for uninsured Trump's FDA nominee approved by Senate panel MORE's (D-Va.) aircraft for the 2628 general election.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael Kaine'Granite Express' flight to take staffers, journalists to NH after Iowa caucuses Overnight Health Care — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Senate panel approves Trump FDA pick | Biden downplays Dem enthusiasm around 'Medicare for All' | Trump officials unveil program for free HIV prevention drugs for uninsured Trump's FDA nominee approved by Senate panel MORE (D-Va.) and Doug Jones (D-La.) View the discussion thread.
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During that time, Krell was also working on a PhD in philosophy at DePaul University, writing a dissertation on nihilism, a fact that became a fixation for music journalists interested in emphasizing the "cerebral" aspects of his music (but which Krell downplays.) "I'm like, 'Yeah, I read all the unpublished letters in German that Jacobi wrote to, I don't know, the pupils of Mendelssohn,'" he said.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Pompeo willing to testify in impeachment trial if 'legally required' MORE meets with Pakistani Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi at 8:30 a.m.
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Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone MORE's presidential campaign announced Thursday it has reached an agreement with the union representing some of its staffers.
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Environmental activists interrupted Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone MORE at a campaign stop in New Hampshire on Friday questioning the finances for the Democratic candidate's White House bid.
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Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone MORE (D) place second at 18 percent followed by Warren and former Vice President Joe Biden who each received 14 percent support. Hill.
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Former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisPentagon brushes aside bombshell 'Afghanistan Papers' Overnight Defense: Mattis downplays Afghanistan papers | 'We probably weren't that good at' nation building | Judiciary panel approves two impeachment articles | Stage set for House vote next week James Mattis: Afghanistan papers not 'revelatory' MORE said Friday he did not consider a bombshell report on the Afghanistan war released this week to be particularly "revelatory," while defending U.S. efforts to rebuild the war-torn country.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Pompeo willing to testify in impeachment trial if 'legally required' MORE initially said the general posed an "imminent threat" to American lives, and Trump later said he was targeting four U.S. embassies.
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Democratic presidential candidate Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone MORE will attend an annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day event hosted by the NAACP in South Carolina after facing backlash for his decision to skip it.
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Read more:Trump's acting Homeland Security chief was excoriated by a GOP senator as he stumbled over basic questions on coronavirus preparationRush Limbaugh is under fire for claiming the coronavirus is a 'common cold' being 'weaponized' to bring down TrumpAmericans are being told to prepare for a coronavirus outbreak — but US health agencies lack funding, and disease testing lags behindPublic health experts warn Trump's history of lying about crises is a 'real problem' as he downplays coronavirus and contradicts the CDC
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The Democratic-led House Foreign Affairs Committee has invited Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Pompeo willing to testify in impeachment trial if 'legally required' MORE to another hearing on Iran after he missed the panel's hearing this week while on an official trip to California.
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Since 2000, more than 1 million foreign students have gone through training programs in the United States and programs Washington had conducted overseas ON TAP FOR TOMORROW Former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisPentagon brushes aside bombshell 'Afghanistan Papers' Overnight Defense: Mattis downplays Afghanistan papers | 'We probably weren't that good at' nation building | Judiciary panel approves two impeachment articles | Stage set for House vote next week James Mattis: Afghanistan papers not 'revelatory' MORE will speak at a Washington Post Live event at 9 a.m.
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Through Twitter, the president and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Pompeo willing to testify in impeachment trial if 'legally required' MORE have voiced their support of anti-government protests in Tehran that started after Iran admitted that it mistakenly shot down a Kyiv-bound commercial plane.
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We've got our crew necks and turtlenecks (for those whose blush comes with the bonus neck flush); we've got our green concealer, which is a cosmetics strategy that hides facial redness; we've got our long hair, which can be draped over reddened cheeks; we've got our blue, green, black, brown and gray clothing, which downplays redness; we've got small, low noise fans on our desk; and we've got our trusty water bottle from which we can sip cool water and hold up against our cheeks when no one is looking.
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Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone MORE and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE each received 8 percent support.
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Former New York Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg downplays impeachment inquiry: 85033 'better forum' Virginia Democrats to run gun control ads in tight state races Firefighter who died in 9/11 honored again after remains identified MORE offered a cool reception to the impeachment inquiry House Democrats formally began Tuesday, calling the 2020 election a "better forum" to remove President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE from office.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon predicted 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonGiuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report California political donor indicted for 2 overdose deaths at his home Sanders heart procedures shines spotlight on age of top Democrats MORE or former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergStephen Bannon: Hillary Clinton, Michael Bloomberg may still run in 2020 D'Amato would 'absolutely' support Bloomberg bid for White House Bloomberg downplays impeachment inquiry: 85033 'better forum' MORE will run for president next year during in an interview on Fox Business Monday night.
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Amazon founder and CEO Jeff BezosJeffrey (Jeff) Preston BezosHillicon Valley — Presented by Philip Morris International — UN calls for probe into alleged Saudi hack of Bezos | Experts see effort to 'silence' Washington Post | Bezos tweets tribute to Khashoggi Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Bezos tweets tribute to Khashoggi in wake of reports of Saudi phone hacking MORE had his smart phone hacked in 85033 after receiving a WhatsApp message from Saudi Arabia's crown prince, sources told The Guardian.
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Amazon CEO Jeff BezosJeffrey (Jeff) Preston BezosHillicon Valley — Presented by Philip Morris International — UN calls for probe into alleged Saudi hack of Bezos | Experts see effort to 'silence' Washington Post | Bezos tweets tribute to Khashoggi Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Bezos tweets tribute to Khashoggi in wake of reports of Saudi phone hacking MORE posted a tribute to slain Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi on Wednesday in his first public message after reports linking a hack of his phone to Saudi efforts to affect coverage of the murder.
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Sanders, Warren, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 85033 of Senate impeachment trial Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE and former Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone MORE are in a tight four-way race in the first-in-the-nation caucuses.
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Saudi Arabian officials on Tuesday called media reports that the nation hacked Amazon CEO Jeff BezosJeffrey (Jeff) Preston BezosHillicon Valley — Presented by Philip Morris International — UN calls for probe into alleged Saudi hack of Bezos | Experts see effort to 'silence' Washington Post | Bezos tweets tribute to Khashoggi Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Bezos tweets tribute to Khashoggi in wake of reports of Saudi phone hacking MORE through a WhatsApp message from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman "absurd" and vowed to investigate the claims.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Pompeo willing to testify in impeachment trial if 'legally required' MORE said Wednesday that he would testify in the Senate impeachment trial against President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial MORE if compelled by law.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone MORE referenced the drama with Prince Harry and Meghan MarkleMeghan MarkleMegxit, Trump and the generational divide Prince Harry blames 'powerful' media for stepping away from royals Harry and Meghan to give up royal titles, no longer receive money from royal family MORE on Thursday, telling voters in Iowa that he was proud to be a part of the American system.
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Schakowsky said she wants to summon Giuliani to testify, while Johnson suggested Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyWhat to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Biden says he would not engage in witness swap in impeachment trial Schumer blasts GOP votes over witnesses, documents at trial MORE, Trump's acting chief of staff, and Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Pompeo willing to testify in impeachment trial if 'legally required' MORE, the secretary of State, should also appear.
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Key Democratic and Republican lawmakers left their meetings with Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook announces tens of thousands of app suspensions after internal audit On The Money: Trump downplays urgency of China trade talks | Chinese negotiators cut US trip short in new setback | Trump sanctions Iran's national bank | Survey finds Pennsylvania, Wisconsin lost the most factory jobs in past year Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers say Zuckerberg to 'cooperate' on antitrust probes | Dems see victory after McConnell backs election security funds | Twitter takes down fake pro-Saudi accounts MORE on Friday expressing confidence that he will cooperate with their ongoing antitrust investigation and that he understands the "gravity" of the issues facing his company.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Pompeo willing to testify in impeachment trial if 'legally required' MORE on Friday said he was not aware of any surveillance of Marie YovanovitchMarie YovanovitchCitizens United put out a welcome mat for Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman House Democrats may call new impeachment witnesses if Senate doesn't Giuliani: 'I'd love to be a witness' at Senate impeachment trial MORE during her time in Kyiv as U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, his first public comments on allegations that associates of Rudy Giuliani surveilled the career diplomat as they pushed for her removal.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE met with Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook announces tens of thousands of app suspensions after internal audit On The Money: Trump downplays urgency of China trade talks | Chinese negotiators cut US trip short in new setback | Trump sanctions Iran's national bank | Survey finds Pennsylvania, Wisconsin lost the most factory jobs in past year Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers say Zuckerberg to 'cooperate' on antitrust probes | Dems see victory after McConnell backs election security funds | Twitter takes down fake pro-Saudi accounts MORE at the White House on Thursday after the Facebook CEO and founder spent the afternoon talking with lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
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Parnas, who was on the front lines of the unsuccessful effort to launch the Ukrainian investigations, has alleged that Trump was privy to that campaign from the start, along with other top administration officials that include Vice President Pence, Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrLawmaker wants Chinese news outlet to register as foreign agent The Hill's Morning Report - Trump trial begins with clashes, concessions Barr wrote 2018 memo contradicting Trump's claim that abuse of power is not impeachable MORE and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Pompeo willing to testify in impeachment trial if 'legally required' MORE.
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Pressure is building on Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Pompeo willing to testify in impeachment trial if 'legally required' MORE to reveal what he knew about any threats to the personal safety of former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie YovanovitchMarie YovanovitchCitizens United put out a welcome mat for Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman House Democrats may call new impeachment witnesses if Senate doesn't Giuliani: 'I'd love to be a witness' at Senate impeachment trial MORE following allegations that associates of Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial 'Emotion' from Trump's legal team wins presidential plaudits MORE surveilled the career diplomat as they pushed for her removal.
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The last few days in the media have underscored this bias with the release of material from Lev Parnas, who — like Christopher Steele and his dossier before him, or like Michael Avenatti, now out on bail — is a questionable character with obviously wild claims for which he has no proof, including claims against Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Pompeo willing to testify in impeachment trial if 'legally required' MORE and Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrLawmaker wants Chinese news outlet to register as foreign agent The Hill's Morning Report - Trump trial begins with clashes, concessions Barr wrote 2018 memo contradicting Trump's claim that abuse of power is not impeachable MORE, whom Parnas has never met.
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Numerous Senate Republicans have said that if witnesses are called in the trial, the witness list should include both those requested by Democrats, who include Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Overnight Defense: Trump downplays troops' concussion injuries in Iran attack | Dems offer case against Trump on day two of trial | UN links Saudis to hack of Bezos' phone Pompeo willing to testify in impeachment trial if 'legally required' MORE and former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonWhat to watch for on Day 85033 of Senate impeachment trial Nadler gets under GOP's skin 'Emotion' from Trump's legal team wins presidential plaudits MORE, and those requested by Republicans, including former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE and his son Hunter Biden.
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook announces tens of thousands of app suspensions after internal audit On The Money: Trump downplays urgency of China trade talks | Chinese negotiators cut US trip short in new setback | Trump sanctions Iran's national bank | Survey finds Pennsylvania, Wisconsin lost the most factory jobs in past year Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers say Zuckerberg to 'cooperate' on antitrust probes | Dems see victory after McConnell backs election security funds | Twitter takes down fake pro-Saudi accounts MORE sought to woo some of his top critics in Washington during a string of Capitol Hill meetings on Thursday, underlining how seriously the tech executive is taking the intensifying government scrutiny of his company, once considered a darling of D.C. Zuckerberg's meetings with Republican senators on Thursday and a sit-down with Democrats the day before marked his first return to the halls of Congress since he testified in widely publicized hearings in April 2018.
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Monday Trump's legal team argues impeachment process a 'charade'CNN poll: 51% say Senate should remove Trump from officeSeveral House Republicans to join Trump's impeachment team following internal debate Tuesday Clinton says 'nobody likes' Sanders and won't commit to backing him if he's the Democratic nomineeSupreme Court signals it won't consider Obamacare challenge before electionSenate passes impeachment trial rules to punt on witnesses in early Wednesday morning voteUS military says additional service members treated for injuries from Iranian strikes Wednesday Chief justice admonishes discourse during impeachment trialTrump says he would 'love' to sit in Senate chamber during impeachmentTrump downplays service members' concussion injuries from Iranian attack: 'I heard they had headaches' Thursday EPA weakens protections for streams and wetlandsUS issues new rules restricting travel by pregnant foreigners, fearing the use of 'birth tourism'Trump expected to sign US-Mexico-Canada trade deal next week Friday Trump vows support for anti-abortion movement at March for Life rallyHouse impeachment managers wrap up their case with Trump's obstruction And that was the week in 15 headlines.
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It found no fault in the Trump-GOP Convention's decision to weaken its plank so as to be more favorable to Ukrainians sympathetic to the Kremlin; it downplays the role George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosFlynn, Papadopoulos to speak at event preparing 'social media warriors' for 'digital civil war' Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference Mueller hearings should lead Democrats to be shocked at abuse of justice system MORE—an individual who has pleaded guilty to lying to the Federal Bureau of Investigation—and the role of Carter Page, a man who is widely reported to be the subject of a warrant issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court; and, perhaps most troubling, it takes exception with the intelligence community's unanimous assessment that the goal of the Russian government was to undermine the campaign of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and assist Trump.
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Developing now, Friday, May 18, 2018 In an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity, Rudy Giuliani says he has 'hopeful communication' with Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team about the scope of a possible interview with President Trump Trump downplays North Korea's threat to cancel next month's summit, offers 'protections' to Kim Jong Un if he denuclearizes The Trump administration is reportedly set to resurrect a Reagan-era ban on abortion counseling at federally-funded family planning clinics Gina Haspel makes history as she is confirmed as the new director of the CIA, becoming the first woman to lead the agency Final preparations are taking place in London for Saturday's highly-anticipated royal wedding between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle THE LEAD STORY - &aposGOOD FAITH&apos TALKS ABOUT TRUMP-MUELLER INTERVIEW: President Trump&aposs attorney, Rudy Giuliani, told Fox News&apos "Hannity" that he had a "hopeful communication" with Special Counsel Robert Mueller&aposs team about the parameters for a possible presidential interview ... "I think it was a good-faith attempt to really narrow the focus quite dramatically of the questioning," Giuliani told host Sean Hannity.
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The week in 23 headlines: Monday: US officially reimposes all sanctions lifted under 2015 Iran nuclear dealCensus citizenship trial slated to beginTrump keeps warning of voter fraud despite lack of evidenceTrump says 'I don't care' if Democrats go after my taxesTrump 'hated' his campaign's closing ad and insisted on immigration pivot Tuesday: Democrats capture House, GOP holds SenateTrudeau says Trump's wrong, tariffs had no effect on NAFTA negotiations Wednesday: Jeff Sessions out as attorney generalTrump says he has 'never used racist remarks'Defiant Trump declares victory, battles press in wake of midterms Thursday: Sessions replacement Matthew Whitaker called Mueller's appointment 'ridiculous' and 'a little fishy'Trump gets another chance to celebrate Kavanaugh at court ceremonyTrump considering Christie, Bondi for attorney generalTrump reviewing his answers to Mueller as he changes who oversees the Russia investigationWhitaker recusal from Mueller probe unlikely, but Rosenstein still involvedAppeals court says Trump administration can't end DACA Friday: Trump signs proclamation limiting asylum seekersTrump pushes back at Michelle ObamaTrump hints at potential federal role in Florida recountTrump wishes Ruth Bader Ginsburg well, brings up her 2016 commentsTrump suggests administration will appeal ruling halting Keystone pipeline constructionTrump downplays Whitaker ties amid criticism
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