I'm interested in drawing attention to the difference in patterns.
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Despite drawing attention to the scandals of the 1990s, Mrs.
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But they live in fear of drawing attention to themselves.
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Looking different often means women will avoid drawing attention to themselves.
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Some Swedes praised President Trump for drawing attention to the issue.
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But it has also been drawing attention to Mr Gui's output.
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It's drawing attention to an upcoming vote in Congress, where Sen.
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Andrew: I like going to festivals and drawing attention to myself.
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Mike Flynn, for repeatedly drawing attention to such stories on Twitter.
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But Iran did not appear interested in drawing attention to them.
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Paralegal Serena Rabie says "drawing attention to microaggressions" helps eliminate stereotypes.
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"We're drawing attention to the objectification of cows," Cassie King said.
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As the story progresses Rowling keeps drawing attention to Quirrell's turban.
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Drawing attention to the apartheid Israeli regime is far from hating Jews.
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You're just drawing attention to the grossest part of the whole operation.
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Instead, the film is most unusual in drawing attention to gender imbalances.
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They've been amping up following the cartel and drawing attention to themselves.
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Even if you try and cover up, you're drawing attention to yourself.
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The #StarringJohnCho campaign is drawing attention to a lack of diversity onscreen.
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But Iran did not appear interested in drawing attention to the drills.
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Unsurprisingly it tells grasshopper-level droppers to avoid drawing attention to themselves.
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Mourinho did, drawing attention to United's injury problems and its onerous workload.
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For five decades they have mostly just worked, without drawing attention to themselves.
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But NATO officials have also credited Trump with drawing attention to the issue.
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In drawing attention to this, we are not attempting to promote further victimhood.
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I do what I can to help, mostly by drawing attention to issues.
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They began drawing attention to themselves by gradually erasing their entire internet presence.
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The manner in which he is drawing attention to himself is not constructive.
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Drawing attention to Goldman Sachs carries outsize weight in New Jersey; former Gov.
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And Joe Biden is drawing attention to his reversed positions on gun control.
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Critics are also drawing attention to The I-Land's portrayal of sexual assault.
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The lighting, by Brandon Stirling Baker, was artful without drawing attention to itself.
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Thanks especially for drawing attention to genetic testing and raising awareness that saves lives.
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Serena Williams is one of the many drawing attention to the dramatic wage gap.
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The group has also placed ads on social media drawing attention to the effort.
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But James has taken a risk by drawing attention to potential problems in Cleveland.
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Clinton was doing the public a disservice by drawing attention to the alt-right.
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Democrats are trying to score political ßpoints by drawing attention to the meetings anyway.
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"Drawing attention to the apartheid Israeli regime is far from hating Jews," she responded.
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With three techniques he keeps drawing attention to himself, and away from serious problems.
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In pressing either attack, however, Trump risks drawing attention to his own weak spots.
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"We're drawing attention to the objectification of cows," Cassie King at DxE told me.
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Some were unwilling to discuss their concerns for fear of drawing attention to themselves.
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It's not every day that scientists get Oprah's help drawing attention to their work.
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The president is drawing attention to health care concerns, and that's a good thing.
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Things get a little weird then ... as the man gyrates, drawing attention to his crotch.
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I think it's a way of making ourselves heard and drawing attention to the movement.
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Meanwhile, Mike Pompeo's opponents want to criticize him for even drawing attention to the problem.
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I campaigned up and down the country for many months drawing attention to this issue.
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It's not something that you were drawing attention to and wanted everybody to look at.
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Marine heatwaves are a new normal that even the United Nations is drawing attention to.
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But one local artist is drawing attention to the systemic problem through interesting means: boomboxes.
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Still, as a way of drawing attention to himself, it's definitely worked, with everyone taking notice.
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Like I think he definitely is drawing attention to things that we should keep track of.
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In drawing attention to these peoples, I hope to be able to preserve their ancient practices.
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By drawing attention to exploitable gaps in international tax rules, it sharpened the debate on reform.
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Activists and journalists have been drawing attention to the dangers of stalkerware, or spouseware, for years.
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They are also drawing attention to how such bans disproportionately affect low-income women of color.
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You say your book is a first step to drawing attention to male-on-male rape.
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Okoumou was drawing attention to the growing movement behind abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE.
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At the very least, 2020 candidates' focus on the issue is drawing attention to the possibility.
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Already, this second incarnation has ascended to a leading role in drawing attention to Texas wine.
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There's nothing inappropriate or "disloyal" about drawing attention to behavior that's potentially bad for the organization.
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Instead, he fell on the ground running by drawing attention to his own self-inflicted messes.
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World's Big Sleep Out, drawing attention to homelessness, happened in New York, London and other cities.
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The case was never prosecuted, drawing attention to the lingering sense of impunity around sexual violence.
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Maybe they had quietly married their partners, formalizing those relationships and inadvertently drawing attention to themselves.
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Austin Dale, a writer in Los Angeles, was instrumental in drawing attention to the unpaid freelancers.
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Or would you go along to get along, following the crowd to avoid drawing attention to yourself?
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By drawing attention to the fact that people often steal, it made people see theft as normal.
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As a lover of football, Mr Xi likes drawing attention to China's pioneering of that sport, too.
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ISIS is already drawing attention to Shia flags being flown by the military in its online videos.
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The defense brought into question the accuracy of the heat test, drawing attention to multiple unknown variables.
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Naming and drawing attention to "fridging" has sadly not cut down on its use over the years.
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That is, drawing attention to a new app will mean having to shift users away from others.
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Banksy is back in the West Bank and drawing attention to the continuing struggle for Palestinian independence.
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Halabja seemed less enthusiastic, unlike other cities where banners drawing attention to the referendum hang on buildings.
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The case is drawing attention to what some argue are terrible flaws in Louisiana's criminal justice system.
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You mentioned the idea of just putting the songs out, not drawing attention to it or yourself.
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Since going into exile, Faris has taken on a new mission: drawing attention to his fellow refugees.
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Drawing attention to the incident with legal action can inflame the perpetrator—or worse, incite retaliatory action.
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" In their post, Twitter thanked Klobuchar and Warner for "their foresight in drawing attention to these issues.
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CIR "investigates" Russia by drawing attention to Russian interference through posting background information and articles published elsewhere.
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Drawing attention to myself — rather than trying to go unnoticed like I usually do— makes me feel confident.
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I then slumped over in an alley in order to avoid drawing attention to myself on the phone.
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Silver stopped well short, however, of condoning uniform violations as a means of drawing attention to those issues.
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Growing up in a family where drawing attention to yourself was not highly encouraged, I was really nervous.
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As a form, the story-song fictionalizes by default, drawing attention to the gap between performer and material.
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It's only recently that we started making new narratives drawing attention to the differences between ISIS and Islam.
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Axelrod also praised Trump for drawing attention to his brand by making the unorthodox move before Thursday's contest.
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The effect is like a highlighter or a laser pointer, drawing attention to one path through the maze.
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Indeed, Mr. Pence is drawing attention to abuses in North Korea at every stop of his Asia trip.
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Mr. Guaidó has also called on military leaders to join him, drawing attention to his lack of support.
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"What we're drawing attention to is the quality of the data coming into these models," Davidson told Recode.
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He's been honest in his portrayal of what he's been struggling with without overtly drawing attention to it.
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But he also invoked Mr. Sanders's record on guns, drawing attention to a potential vulnerability for Mr. Sanders.
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Self promotion may therefore be critical to drawing attention to one's abilities and to pursuing careers more forcefully.
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Bernie Sanders is making a strong showing for the Democratic presidential nomination, drawing attention to his economic policies.
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But in making those remarks, Mr. Bloomberg is inevitably drawing attention to his record on stop-and-frisk.
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Some of America's foremost business and political leaders are drawing attention to their efforts to make things better.
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KIT BEAZLEYMalmesbury, Wiltshire Could The Economist stop sarcastically drawing attention to the apparent paucity of Boris Johnson's mandate?
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Probably not the smartest thing for people here to do, drawing attention to themselves right at the border.
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The majority is pushing an unpopular position in an election year, and Democrats are drawing attention to it.
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The issue aimed to jolt its readership by drawing attention to the aesthetics and politics of white culture.
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"The Lost City of Z" could have gone even further in drawing attention to the plight of native populations.
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They don't like to talk about it, fearing that drawing attention to the problem will only make it worse.
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That's why Kiran's actions were so important in drawing attention to the way women are affected by period stigma.
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Gingrich and other conservatives are drawing attention to what they say is a close relationship between Mueller and Comey.
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But the ham-fisted dialogue saps the energy from the images, drawing attention to the thinness of archetypal characters.
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Matti fears drawing attention to himself, but also the mere possibility that he might offend someone, even a stranger.
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Researchers have since reanalyzed the 2016 numbers, drawing attention to fundamental errors in how maternal deaths had been counted.
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Several provisions of the New York policy specifically are worth drawing attention to for both their strengths and faults.
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Public health officials credit the plan for drawing attention to mental health, often too easily ignored by political leaders.
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Competent packagers can draw out an artist's back story and minimize the boring parts without drawing attention to themselves.
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Nearly five decades ago, researchers were drawing attention to what that study called a "generally terrifying" level of disagreement.
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Others, mostly Democrats, defended Ocasio-Cortez for being technically accurate and for drawing attention to conditions in today's migrant camps.
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Many will remember him for drawing attention to the plight of the poor, the sick and the victims of war.
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It notes that in challenging the powers that be and drawing attention to injustice, Luther and artists have overlapping concerns.
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Harkin taught the crowd how to sign "America" while drawing attention to a continued lack of employment for disabled Americans.
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PETER STEINStockholm* Your article was extremely welcome in drawing attention to this transformational demonstration of the value of soft power.
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Flynn says Ocasio-Cortez is successful at drawing attention to mundane issues because she takes a much more conversational approach.
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She spoke on the condition that only her first name be published for fear of drawing attention to her situation.
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While it isn't sharing most of the details, FireEye is drawing attention to one key element unique to this attack.
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The reason I'm drawing attention to this scene is because of how easily it could have veered into nonconsensual territory.
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"School children are taking to the streets, drawing attention to the terrifying threat that climate breakdown poses to their future."
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This time, she's drawing attention to climate change, and she doesn't mind spending a night in jail for the cause.
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However, Agnes cautioned on viewing the verdict in isolation, drawing attention to the fact that the NIA investigation will continue.
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And for the past few weeks, it's been drawing attention to pediatric cancer through an association with Memorial Sloan Kettering.
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"It's like a jewelry accessory for your fingertips, drawing attention to your nail and glistening in any light," Langston said.
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Haven't you been told that what you now call the Experiment was just another way of drawing attention to yourself?
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Drawing attention to the cultural differences between Nisha and her parents, Ms. Haq emphasizes the compounding pressures facing immigrant families.
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These delicate works respond to our interaction with them, drawing attention to our relationship to the space as a whole.
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Instead of drawing attention to the heroism of the Polish nation, the law will highlight the misdeeds of these individuals.
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He asked Krzykowski whether she would back him up if he succeeded in drawing attention to the abuses at Dade.
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The moves have fed speculation about the governor's political future, while drawing attention to the schism among the Senate Democrats.
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But with more headlines drawing attention to violence against transgender people, it felt as urgent as ever to try, he said.
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It can be used for pretty much anything, from exposing your government's incompetence to drawing attention to Harry Styles's perfection. Wow!
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But many will remember him for drawing attention to the plight of the poor, the sick and the victims of conflict.
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"This is a disgrace," Mona Hanna-Attisha, the pediatrician credited with drawing attention to the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, tweeted.
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It's certainly been a success for the network, in terms of drawing attention to the network and building a fast fanbase.
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"Hey stretch," Lakshmi captioned the photo that was also decorated in heart emojis, drawing attention to the marks on her thighs.
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Feminist activist and writer Gloria Steinem has spent her career traveling the world, drawing attention to the issues affecting women today.
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Yet some had a problem with More Color More Pride's decision, arguing that drawing attention to race detracted from LGBTQ issues.
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" She posted an Instagram drawing attention to a report that that U.S. Border Patrol had "just launched tear gas into Mexico.
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By drawing attention to Clinton's alleged obstruction of justice, Trump is undermining his own claim that he did not obstruct justice.
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Clinton, naming Carly Fiorina as a would-be running mate and drawing attention to some of Mr. Trump's more controversial supporters.
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She says Stephen Paddock was not interested in drawing attention to himself and did not buy flashy clothes, jewelry or cars.
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Clinton sought to shift the topic by drawing attention to Sanders's failure to release his tax returns, as she has done.
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For drawing attention to these men, the Anti-Defamation League was tarred as a partisan organization by an elected Jewish Republican.
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However, by drawing attention to the act of display, I ultimately found the unfinished podiums distracting from the mesmerizing wire forms.
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Luciferless, this work is presented a bit apart from the rest — as is "Shame" — drawing attention to the exhibition's exacting design.
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Imagine regret as the psychological version of physical pain, drawing attention to something inside that's off or in need of healing.
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I watched him razzing people, opening his mouth without thinking he'd be beaten to a pulp for drawing attention to himself.
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Frotman said Mulvaney's team suppressed the publication of a report drawing attention to questionable fees charged on college students' bank accounts.
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According to Mic, suspicion has risen within the USGS that the meeting was canceled to avoid drawing attention to climate change.
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The strikers did not win all of their demands, but succeeded in winning public support and drawing attention to workplace abuses.
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Bunker suggested the Bushwick Crew compromised their operations by posting their lavish lifestyle on social media, increasingly drawing attention to themselves.
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Before even mentioning Cruz, Pence heaped praise on Trump, commending him for drawing attention to Carrier's decision to shift jobs to Mexico.
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Of course, drawing attention to attacks on cultural heritage should not distract from the extreme human suffering that this conflict has caused.
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Neither the refugees seeking smugglers' services nor the families footing the bill are interested in drawing attention to how the networks operate.
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Melissa Friedling's video projections complement the script by drawing attention to important lines of text while creating a sense of looming dread.
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It's a right unheard of in most Western countries, but more and more high-profile women are drawing attention to the problem.
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Others are aware that the trial is drawing attention to a problem among young Somali-Americans that they wish would go away.
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A leading gun control group is drawing attention to the number of Americans gunned down by toddlers in a satirical new ad.
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New labels installed at the Worcester Art Museum are drawing attention to the connections between art, slavery, and wealth in early America.
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In September, the group ran ads drawing attention to abuse allegations made by Brown's ex-wife, Larke Recchie, during their 1986 divorce.
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Fujimori mocked and attacked Vargas Llosa relentlessly, drawing attention to his agnosticism, his international connections, his earnest intellectualism and his racy novels.
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We often filmed with our iPhones to avoid drawing attention to Esraa or to our work, especially when we were in public.
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She has stopped letting her children play outside, almost superstitiously afraid of drawing attention to their family until their cases are resolved.
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An art installation is drawing attention to urban blight in three upstate New York cities by illuminating the windows of vacant properties.
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With the violence of the act, some of the dried ash falls flaked from his skin, as if drawing attention to itself.
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An overhead light drawing attention to his face, the actor Danny Glover drops his head into one hand and starts to cry.
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In this case, she was drawing attention to the company's declaration that workers could organize and discuss various workplace issues without retribution.
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Meanwhile, in Europe: President Xi Jinping's trip to Italy and France this week is drawing attention to Europe's conflicted views on China.
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The point of drawing attention to these numbers wasn't to accuse the white women in attendance at the march of supporting Trump.
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Her death came shortly after she was assaulted by a mob, drawing attention to a pattern of violence against transgender women of color.
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He hopes that one day, the movement will become robust enough that he can quit drawing attention to it by experimenting on himself.
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Curator Raquel Ukeles said this week that the exhibition is aimed at drawing attention to Islam and minority cultures in the Jewish state.
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Narwitz told BuzzFeed News that some members of the media criticized her following her video, accusing her of drawing attention to the list.
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Some sort of meeting is taking place, and Baelish is watching with interest — not drawing attention to himself, but smiling with quiet confidence.
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The Virgo full moon on the 1st is a cranky one, drawing attention to the places in our relationships that are not working.
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Rallies drawing attention to the incarceration and treatment of Indigenous youth in detention are currently being planned in all capital cities around Australia.
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It harkens back to his 2016 attacks on Hillary Clinton, drawing attention to her "superpredators" line from 22016 to depress African American turnout.
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Stars suffering from endometriosis are making their voices heard lately, drawing attention to the painful condition by sharing intimate details on social media.
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For drawing attention to this reality, they have faced a backlash that drove them out of their home and out of the city.
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Feminist activist and writer Gloria Steinem has spent her career traveling the world, investigating and drawing attention to the issues affecting women today.
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This record, by the very nature of its conception, highlights this slow morphing, drawing attention to the in between steps between larger ideas.
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August saw global outrage erupt over the fires raging in the Amazon, with social-media posts from celebrities drawing attention to the issue.
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At the time, Oliver's segment helped galvanize comments and was seen by some as pivotal in drawing attention to the net neutrality debate.
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Those in the know of the Flint music scene are invited by word of mouth to detract from drawing attention to local police.
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It's called "priming" — when you remind white people that they are white people, by drawing attention to other groups, their racial consciousness rises.
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The activists were wearing T-shirts drawing attention to the fate of people the authorities have charged in connection with this summer's protests.
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Drawing attention to the use of those benefits by immigrants could be especially persuasive in turning out Mr. Trump's supporters across the country.
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Nikki Bella's not quite at the bulging baby bump stage, but she's still drawing attention to the bun in her oven ... her first!!!
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October 15, 2018: A "massive online campaign" is launched in Saudi Arabia against Bezos, drawing attention to his ownership of The Washington Post.
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You flirt by drawing attention to how different or open-minded you are, and you love and accept unconventional people as they are.
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They hoped to score political points by drawing attention to the little-reported suffering of civilians in rural areas under the insurgents' control.
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The football-field-sized asteroid, dubbed "2019 OK," is also drawing attention to decades of congressional failures to fix the problem, experts say.
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Pelosi shot back at McCarthy with a letter of her own, drawing attention to the one issue Republicans don't want to talk about.
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At the time she thought she was taking part in an art installation aimed at drawing attention to female genital mutilation in Africa.
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Although the building appears completely random and out of place, it succeeds in drawing attention to High Point's historic furniture-building and hosiery industries.
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But while drawing attention to the detrimental effects of those measures may score political points, it's small comfort if you've lost the policy battle.
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As the two-day meeting began, about two dozen protesters gathered across the street from the convention center, drawing attention to abuse against women.
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An hourly employee working for a major corporation may soon have a way to document abuses they otherwise couldn't without drawing attention to themselves.
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JF: One thing is drawing attention to it and just making sure people can see the issue documented and the consequences of it documented.
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We have numerous ex-Facebook investors and employees drawing attention to the socially destructive effects of Facebook in particular and social media in general.
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"I think with Rand drawing attention to this, there's more no's on the Republican side in the House than there were before," Massie said.
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Buttigieg is also facing fire from critics in South Bend who are drawing attention to his record on race, underscoring his most glaring weakness.
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Each World's Fair, through their discontinuity with contemporary reality, has invited a critique of their futurist visions' false premises, drawing attention to present injustices.
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"The strength, the discipline, the pushing through the hardships, the moving past things that were drawing attention to their personal lives..." Al-Hadeedi lists.
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But Chinese airlines are struggling with an acute pilot shortage amid surging travel demand, and female pilots are drawing attention to the gender imbalance.
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In the series' second episode, for instance, a jailhouse conversation is suddenly interrupted by police beating someone, while others avoid drawing attention to themselves.
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In the past two years, the #MeToo movement has spread from the U.S. to the world, drawing attention to toxic work environments for women.
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She seems to have been banking on the idea that drawing attention to the allegations against Kavanaugh would be a losing move for Democrats.
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As a Latino born in the US, Magdalena said she feels motivated to speak up for undocumented people who fear drawing attention to themselves.
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Maass argues that the ban would also harm transparency, noting that social media has become an important tool for drawing attention to prison conditions.
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Trump often uses Twitter as a way of attacking opponents, drawing attention to his policy wishes or calling out companies for their business practices.
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Hamas has led weekly border protests aimed in part at drawing attention to the Israeli-Egyptian blockade imposed after Hamas took control of Gaza.
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He infuriated top Republican leaders last week for drawing attention to the Mexican heritage of a federal judge overseeing a lawsuit against Trump University.
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So maybe your concern is that, in his generosity, he's drawing attention to his greater wealth and so not treating you as an equal.
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"It's almost surreal," said Germany-based Chinese artist Badiucao, who recently announced a series of works aimed at drawing attention to Liu Xia's plight.
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She posted some messages on Twitter drawing attention to the fact that Donald J. Trump seemed to have a lot of anti-Semitic supporters.
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Her dance moves, such as they were, did serve the purpose of drawing attention to an otherwise forgettable trip to drum up trade deals.
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The central government has declined to reimpose control, the researchers believe, for fear of drawing attention to the town's lesson that secession brings safety.
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Though they rejected all his arguments and proposals, FERC commissioners thanked Perry for, ahem, drawing attention to the issue of grid reliability and resilience.
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That concern is not for nothing: Research about the corporate world has shown that continually drawing attention to bias can in fact reinforce it.
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As the truck's engine rumbles, the bed of the truck rattles, drawing attention to the bed's clashing colors with the rest of the truck.
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It accused the company of trying to deflect attention from its own "design shortcomings" with "hardly credible" statements drawing attention to the pilots' mistakes.
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State run television on Sunday urged people to avoid complacency, drawing attention to people gathering in public areas and tourist spots without wearing masks.
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The school's ethos discourages self-aggrandizement or drawing attention to oneself, and Ryan remains one of the most low-key superstars in the league.
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On the other hand, drawing attention to the fact that Strickland is a woman seems to me to draw attention away from her accomplishments.
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On Friday, Russia circulated a resolution in the United Nations Security Council drawing attention to that possibility and calling on countries to respect Syria's sovereignty.
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Protesters in front of the Capitol, drawing attention to the fact the GOP tax bill would open up ANWR to oil and gas drilling. pic.twitter.
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Gou, 68, will participate in the pro-China Kuomintang (KMT) primaries, drawing attention to Taiwan's tension with the mainland where Foxconn has large business ties.
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DURHAM, N.H. – Some universities are drawing attention to offensive costumes this Halloween season, using educational campaigns that challenge students to consider — or reconsider — their choices.
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The source also said House Democrats "haven't even begun focusing on issues that can be localized" — drawing attention to behavior that negatively impacts red states.
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Endangered species have their charismatic megafauna—charming critters like pandas and elephants that operate as ambassadors of sorts, drawing attention to the cause of conservation.
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Hamas has led border protests aimed in part at drawing attention to the Israeli-Egyptian blockade imposed after Hamas took control of Gaza in 2007.
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The shooting roiled the Indiana community, drawing attention to years of racial tension between the South Bend Police Department and the city's African American residents.
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Soundskins hits that sweet spot between drawing attention to your status symbol and fitting in with your aesthetic that's perfect for our Instagram-driven culture.
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The "social vulnerability" she describes challenges viewers to rethink their relationship to the homeless while drawing attention to our unspoken, dehumanizing process of looking away.
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He dialed in to the call but did not speak, afraid of drawing attention to the fact that he was violating the airline's phone ban.
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It's a halo car, drawing attention to this new company the way the Corvette makes Chevy look good to buyers more interested in a Malibu.
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Lyft covered a wall in the Lower East Side with mock ballots drawing attention to voters who don't have transportation to get to polling places.
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Or each could keep drawing attention to the nondisclosures of the other and hope the public is too muddled in its expectations to demand more.
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Now, presidential candidates are also drawing attention to it as they aggressively court the African American vote, particularly in key primary states like South Carolina.
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" On the other hand, President Obama has said that Mr. Kaepernick has been drawing attention to "some real, legitimate issues" and "exercising his constitutional right.
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Again and again he blocks any sympathy for his characters, drawing attention to their fictional status, making their suffering grotesque and comic rather than endearing.
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The Fed, already the target of repeated attacks by the Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump, is viewed as likely to avoid drawing attention to itself.
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"I would have had all these cameras filming me from every angle, following me around in the street, drawing attention to me," Lowe told me.
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Fiercely devoted to her son, she has no intention of publicly drawing attention to his father's degrading, unprincipled behavior through a public rift and departure.
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For Memphis's churches and N.A.A.C.P. chapter, drawing attention to the treatment of African-American sanitation workers was a vehicle to address the ills of segregation.
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The team are drawing attention to a number of indigenous women who vanished or were murdered along the "Highway of Tears" from 1969 to 2011.
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At times, Melania Trump has promoted anti-cyberbullying tips as part of her campaign -- immediately drawing attention to her husband's penchant for Twitter-based attacks.
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Or Renzo Martens, a Dutch film-maker and conceptual artist, who works in Congo, drawing attention to the ecological impact of the palm-oil industry.
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And so knowing that we were drawing attention to an issue that deserved it became a major motivation for reporting on such a tough subject.
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A coalition of major technology companies are drawing attention to the regulatory challenges faced by emerging financial services startups ahead of a key congressional hearing.
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Drawing attention to the family's governance shortcomings could add to the political pressure on UK Media Secretary Karen Bradley, who must rule on the deal.
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The person in the Kim Jong Un mask, holding the inflatable "rocket," was only drawing attention to Secure America Now, a national security advocacy group.
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The opioid epidemic, which President Donald Trump recently declared a national public health emergency, is drawing attention to a very specific type of American family.
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Activists at the Homestead facility said they were happy O'Rourke and other candidates were drawing attention to the issue by visiting while they're in the area.
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In the run-up he wore a sweatshirt drawing attention to the migrant crisis in Europe, but was asked to stop wearing it by the organizers.
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Still, the case has turned into another national controversy as Black Lives Matter and racial justice activists continue drawing attention to racial disparities in police killings.
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It was both an act of solidarity and resistance, showing their support for their Saudi counterparts and drawing attention to the repression Pakistani journalists themselves face.
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It's calling for more research into solutions, raising concerns about governance, and drawing attention to the ocean as a major opportunity to help fight climate change.
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Hamas has led months of border protests partially aimed at drawing attention to the Israeli-Egyptian blockade imposed after it took control of Gaza in 2007.
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Meanwhile, Biden's campaign pounded Iowa Democrats all day Tuesday for the election fiasco, drawing attention to the problems and arguing against a partial release of results.
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International Women's Day has been drawing attention to gender inequality for more than a century, and the cause resonates on every level, both national and global.
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She's drawing attention to a topic — campaign finance laws in the US — that many Americans care about but don't know the specific ins and outs of.
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But a summer of ads drawing attention to Mr. Beshear's (or his party's) positions on abortion, immigration and the president steadily dragged down that early edge.
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And last week, he continued his good works in Mexico, drawing attention to victims of corruption and the drug trade, and standing alongside migrants in need.
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The politics: Presidential candidates are also drawing attention to it as they aggressively court the African American vote, particularly in key primary states like South Carolina.
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She winds up drawing attention to herself, and, as a result, guards take her in the middle of the night and deport her back to Colombia.
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He was keen to get recognition for the work he had been doing, even though he was aware of the risks of drawing attention to himself.
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He praised Enwezor, the gala's honoree, for drawing attention to African and diaspora art, and being brave enough to explore different disciplines during his celebrated career.
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They also said that in drawing attention to the "bury your gays" concept, the uproar made them aware of a trope they hadn't fully understood before.
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Miss Michigan, Emily Sioma, introduced herself not with an overview of her college and major but by drawing attention to the ongoing water crisis in Flint.
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Despite a massive marketing campaign by Facebook, broadcasting has been slow to catch on among the general public — outside its role in drawing attention to tragedies.
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In other instances, however, judges "go in slashing and burning" with no regard for comity — or with an eye to drawing attention to themselves, he said.
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Orthodox Jews already face an uphill battle in the modern world, they say, and drawing attention to these sordid stories makes that hill that much steeper.
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Last year, Mr. Mulvaney's team suppressed the publication of a report drawing attention to legally questionable fees charged on college students' bank accounts, Mr. Frotman said.
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As he keeps going down this path, drawing attention to the worst aspects of his important career, the biggest cost will be tarnishing his own legacy.
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But the way we are putting women's empowerment at the center of our picture of global poverty ends up doing more than drawing attention to sexism.
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Courtney Gilmour told Reuters she posted the video with the hope of drawing attention to the foster care system and encouraging other people to get involved.
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But many residents of Lake County seemed to respond positively, thanking the sheriff for drawing attention to a deadly scourge that has altered communities beyond recognition.
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Certain stretches along St. Marks Place and Avenue A were plastered with messages spreading word of protests, drawing attention to causes or simply making polemical arguments.
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They're not sure exactly why Baby Yoda looks the way she does, but she's certainly drawing attention to the plight of homeless kitties in the state.
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It was only when these attempts at drawing attention to systemic problems failed that demonstrators rose up in violence, including in modern-day Baltimore and Charlotte.
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She uses elaborate makeup, costumes, props, and prosthetics to transform herself into portraits mining stereotypes and drawing attention to the power structures that propagate these images.
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And though Trump became famous during the election for his willingness to publicly mock and criticize, his tactic of drawing attention to one person isn't always adversarial.
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To avoid drawing attention to the nondescript facility, Iran hadn't posted full-time guards, they said, but rather relied on alarm systems that the Israeli agents disabled.
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There once was a time where we wouldn't dare put anything under our eyes except concealer, for fear of drawing attention to whatever else was under there.
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Riggleman posted some explicit photos of Bigfoot to his Instagram (???), which were subsequently shared by his Democratic opponent, drawing attention to the thriving genre of Bigfoot erotica (
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During ensuing negotiations with the government, they began a worldwide media campaign, drawing attention to the plight of Chiapas' indigenous communities and their agrarian and social disenfranchisement.
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And some of our favorite fashion brands are contributing to the conversation today, raising money for and drawing attention to causes centered around some very cool women.
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In America the main instances have been Occupy Wall Street in 2011 and more recently Black Lives Matter, a campaign drawing attention to violence against African-Americans.
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We'll close this section by drawing attention to three reporters operating outside of the Washington frenzy who were tragically murdered this weekend in pursuit of a story.
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Dozens of women's and survivor's groups mobilized around Ford's story, staging large-scale protests and direct actions aimed at drawing attention to the issue of sexual violence.
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Four children have died after being released from U.S. custody since late last year, drawing attention to the handling and care for migrants who have been apprehended.
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"He is so devoted to drawing attention to himself that he has to be restrained from tweeting when it would be against his own interests," he added.
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The global strategist at Societe Generale is drawing attention to the fact that stock prices are running far ahead of the actual profits that companies are delivering.
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Mr. O'Neill said he was the kind of sergeant who dived into the heavy workload of a busy precinct, doing his job without drawing attention to himself.
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And as long as we have been drawing attention to these inequities, many of those who benefit from them have made a concerted effort to deny them.
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The company said it was trying to increase "meaningful interaction" by drawing attention to content from family and friends while de-emphasizing feeds from brands and publishers.
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McNamara wasn't alive to see it when the Golden State Killer was finally arrested this spring, but some credited her research for drawing attention to the case.
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All this week mental health professionals are sounding the alarm about this crisis, drawing attention to the warning signs that someone you love may be at risk.
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Separately, Adrian's cousin Julian LeBaron said the family aimed to hold a march later this month aimed at drawing attention to lawlessness and missing persons in Mexico.
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"Nobody wants to be 'the alien guy' in the national security bureaucracy; nobody wants to be ridiculed or sidelined for drawing attention to the issue," wrote Mellon.
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"Some people just know how to work a red carpet," Reynolds added to the photo, drawing attention to the fact that Beetz is reclining atop a prostrate Deadpool.
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The more than 700 km (435 miles) would be arduous enough under any circumstances, but Medi Bastoni is drawing attention to his campaign by doing it walking backwards.
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"My interests are very specific, and I want to see certain women acting on screen and drawing attention to some particular issues," the actress revealed to the outlet.
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The avatar's spoken words come out somewhat unnaturally, and its mouth is superimposed awkwardly over original shots of Joey, drawing attention to just how robotic the creation is.
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But Sanders is drawing attention to a recurring sore spot for Amazon, which has defended itself against numerous reports of rigid micromanagement, low pay, and dangerous warehouse conditions.
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We thought it would be nice to put masks on these iconic statues as way of drawing attention to the huge problem that is air pollution in London.
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Hamid, who is now facing an Islamphobic backlash, was effective in drawing attention to the problems with the Trump campaign's rhetoric, but I wanted to do something different.
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Mr. de Blasio joined protests against the closing of Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn, getting arrested in the process in hopes of drawing attention to the issue.
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The crash is drawing attention to what was already an agency in distress, facing a $45 million budget gap and operating without a leader for nearly a year.
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While some owners supported Jones's push to delay the extension to avoid drawing attention to the deal during the season, almost all owners favored keeping Goodell as commissioner.
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In such a case, speaking as a member of the disrespected group could be a way of both drawing attention to this fact, and attempting to redress it.
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The app productizes the Harlem Shake phenomenon, whereby people promote their own takes on a piece of content, drawing attention to the original and all the other versions.
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Buyers are taking their time before signing on the dotted line, and sales agents and brokers have had to get more creative in drawing attention to their listings.
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While announcing the nominees in January, presenter Issa Rae famously quipped "congratulations to those men," drawing attention to how, once again, there were no women in that category.
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And while many focus on the deals on deals that flood our inboxes Monday morning on Cyber Monday, what we should be drawing attention to is Giving Tuesday.
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And in August, a group of around 80 Google contractors in Pittsburgh voted to unionize, drawing attention to the divide between these workers and their full-time counterparts.
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The result is thoroughly beguiling but also pleasingly humble, largely in service of his characters and their story, rather than just drawing attention to his powerful visual acumen.
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Video The questions about Mifsud come as Trump is drawing attention to reports that the FBI used another individual as a confidential informant in connection with the Russia case.
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And that's why her fashion has urged us to look closer and listen, because it was usually playing a part in drawing attention to something else — to something bigger.
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His case is drawing attention to the criminal justice system in Japan, where there is no presumption of innocence and the accused can be held for months before trial.
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In 2014, the Studio Museum in Harlem opened a group exhibition, Speaking of People: Ebony, Jet and Contemporary Art, drawing attention to their sustained influence on contemporary visual art.
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The president, who has called the Russia investigation "phony," has used the impeachment talk to rile up supporters at rallies, drawing attention to comments made by California Democratic Rep.
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The latest celebrity Instagram campaign is drawing attention to an issue that hits close to home for many: the lack of funds for basic school supplies many teachers face.
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Posts include shoutouts about Harris's campaign events, policy plans, and video clips, though a small fraction with the tag are focused on drawing attention to criticism she has faced.
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The ensuing tour found him rapping while wearing diamond-encrusted masks atop a mountain—simultaneously killing the artist and drawing attention to himself in the most flagrant way possible.
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In a dark year, it felt like a bright moment: technology drawing attention to a vital subject, despite the best efforts of the ruling party to quash the discussion.
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By silencing Warren so shamefully, McConnell did a huge favor for the civil rights movement by giving drawing attention to the King letter and giving it huge national attention.
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Stoltenberg offered praise for Trump's call for greater cost sharing on Wednesday, crediting the president with drawing attention to the fact that some countries are still behind the goal.
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"Spare everyone your bullshit Alec!" the president's eldest son tweeted on Monday night, while drawing attention to Baldwin's past actions, such as reportedly tweeting homophobic slurs at a journalist.
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"This was the most crucial time period," said Curt Guyette, an investigative reporter with the ACLU of Michigan who played a large role in drawing attention to the issue.
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Barraco's approach is light-hearted, but drawing attention to bird migration only becomes more important when one remembers the impact of climate change on flight patterns and avian populations.
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While many politicians after the shooting were focused on mental health and safety, some vocal students at Stoneman Douglas High showed no reluctance in drawing attention to gun control.
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Dr. Barber and Mr. Gore spent two days touring nearby towns, drawing attention to environmental issues and making it clear that voters could act on them come Election Day.
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At the same time, Mercury and Venus enter Libra during this full moon, bringing about a shift in energy and drawing attention to your career and life in public.
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Drawing attention to the situation of poor women may seem to be a good thing, even if our way of doing so omits our causal role in their poverty.
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Clinton backers and mainstream Democrats hailed Clinton for giving voice to their suspicions and drawing attention to ongoing Russian interference that played a major role in the 2016 campaign.
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"This is an awkward problem for me, because I think whitewashing is a serious and real issue, and I fully support the groups drawing attention to it," Garland said.
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Rhode Island State Treasurer Seth Magaziner said that the latest proposal was still worth filing as a way of drawing attention to Facebook's problems and how to solve them.
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Pictures of damaged trees lying in the dirt were widely shared on social media this week, sparking outrage and drawing attention to how the shutdown has affected national parks.
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Iowa authorities have credited an April 2015 CNN story with drawing attention to the investigation, which had stalled because there is no extradition treaty between China and the United States.
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Steve King of Iowa hung on to his congressional seat Tuesday night, despite the deadly synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh drawing attention to his history of racist and anti-Semitic comments.
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Several transgender women of color held small protests inside the town hall sporadically throughout the night in hopes of drawing attention to the string of underreported murders of similar women.
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But the president has succeeded only in drawing attention to questions about his links to Russia and his contempt for the norms designed to hold would-be kings in check.
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Either way, this kind of work is so bleeding edge I think it's going to be drawing attention to itself, rather than the characters it creates, for several more years.
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Less has been written about how some of the dancers who performed alongside Beyoncé extended some of the song's themes by drawing attention to the police shooting of Mario Woods. .
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A 20-foot tall sculpture, Inflatable Refugee, is to set sail around the world as part of a nomadic art project aimed at drawing attention to the European refugee crisis.
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Perhaps Botticelli borrowed this pose from the ancient Romans because it is erotically demure: Venus conceals her breasts and genitalia while drawing attention to the sensuous forms of her figure.
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The name-calling and insults served the dual purpose of drawing attention to the core vulnerabilities of Trump's opponents, while also deflecting from whatever attack they were throwing his way.
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Holten's tree illustrations are all bare of leaves, drawing attention to their distinctive silhouettes, such as the broad, shady canopy of the oak and the swayed trunk of the sassafras.
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"He said he was part of a '99 percent' team drawing attention to the amount of money and political power the top 1 percent of Americans acquired," the paper reports.
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A: Through our family foundation, we have made a significant effort to address learning disabilities - dyslexia, for example - drawing attention to the topic, and searching for solutions for affected families.
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" The teenager said he "was surprised that she got emotional," but that he wouldn't have changed it because "it made me feel like I was drawing attention to the issue.
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And media coverage of the world's second-largest religion very often focuses on terrorism, drawing attention to the apparently violent nature of the ideology and its enmity toward Western culture.
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And yet the rows of wooden orchestra seats and the slight skewing of the frame seem to add gravity to the spectacle, drawing attention to the process of its production.
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But it appeared the actress tried to avoid drawing attention to herself by leaving the room and moving to a different seat just moments before Davis announced the singer's presence.
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Security firm Trend Micro is drawing attention to a scam that normally does not get a lot of attention in its new security report for the first half of 22019.
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Hamas has led weekly border protests aimed in part at drawing attention to the Israeli-Egyptian blockade on Gaza imposed after the militant group took over the territory in 2007.
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With help from Instagram, an obvious medium for such a sweet treat, the Square Bar Café team is drawing attention to the menu option as a new kind of combo.
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Oppo has started teasing its forthcoming F215 smartphone that's headed for India, and all of its teasers make a point of drawing attention to its cutout along the top edge.
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Perhaps it doesn't need to do much more than that; some might argue that drawing attention to this era of bold choreography is reason enough to justify the show's existence.
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Student activists drawing attention to policing abuses, discrimination in higher education and other forms of racial injustice have sometimes overstepped, veering into misguided calls to suppress speech activists deemed offensive.
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Whereas their female peers tended to have a new, more political edge to their art — in Ms. Denes's case, drawing attention to ecological issues that were just hitting the news.
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In early 2015, the African American Policy Forum launched a social media campaign, #SayHerName and released a report drawing attention to the acute experiences of state violence by Black women.
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Last year, the University of Missouri football team threatened a boycott, drawing attention to what protesters had described as systemic racism on campus and helping force the university president's resignation.
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"It's really about drawing attention to the issue and pushing for all hands on deck," said Michael Fraser, the executive director of the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials.
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The team is not budging from its original demands, and the fight with the sport's national governing body is drawing attention to the lack of women among U.S.A. Hockey's leadership.
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But in one town in Long Island, gang violence is running rampant — and drawing attention to the effects of gangs even on young people who are trying to avoid them.
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Many of those children ended up in Southwest Key's shelters for unaccompanied minors, drawing attention to past violations in the facilities as well as new scandals and allegations of wrongdoing.
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Carson vaulted into the national political scene at the Prayer Breakfast in 2013, when he gave a keynote speech drawing attention to the national debt and the failures of ObamaCare.
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But the message spray-painted on the burned bricks is drawing attention to a history of racist violence that has been amplified over the course of the 2016 presidential campaign.
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But in drawing attention to forest management, Trump has tapped into a contentious scientific debate: Can the American West's growing problems with wildfire be solved, in part, by thinning overgrown forests?
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Republican Steve King of Iowa hung on to his congressional seat Tuesday night, despite the deadly synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh drawing attention to his history of racist and anti-Semitic comments.
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As well as drawing attention to recurring symbols and figures, the exhibition also demonstrates how the Middle East served as a blank canvas on which to project Western concerns and desires.
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"Drawing attention to weight — gains, losses, or generally — promotes a focus on appearances and away from things that would be really wonderful to acknowledge, such as achievements and opportunities," Smolar says.
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So much ambient music is concerned with the passage of time, drawing attention to the ways moments are connected to one another and how one thought is linked to the last.
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During his interview on CNBC, Hoffman also spoke out against fake news, joining the ranks of the major technology CEOs such as Apple's Tim Cook in drawing attention to the issue.
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Its attention to detail goes beyond the granular into nearly the microscopic, in the process drawing attention to how flimsy the tropes of most other historical films and TV shows are.
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The film follows the three women through varying critical moments in their lives, drawing attention to essential services that Planned Parenthood provides, such as cancer screenings, STI screenings, and birth control.
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In addition to drawing attention to police brutality and mass incarceration of black people, the movement is diving back into the realm of policy to urge change on the economic front.
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Ellmers' meteoric fall started just four weeks ago when Americans for Prosperity volunteers and activists began an aggressive grassroots campaign aimed at drawing attention to the Congresswoman's abysmal record in Washington.
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Russia, for instance, presents a catalog of designs made during the Soviet era, drawing attention to how design developed during the time, often idealistic and forgotten, of a state-regulated economy.
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While some of Mr. Wicker's colleagues have hedged their support for the president or are drawing attention to areas in which they disagree with him, Mr. Wicker is going all in.
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Ms. Caruana Galizia, who wrote extensively about politics, fraud and government malfeasance, was killed by a car bomb near her home, drawing attention to corruption in the European Union's smallest country.
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That issue had not been previously disclosed, according to Timothy J. Sloan, the bank's chief executive, who mentioned it in an unusual public statement drawing attention to his company's regulatory filing.
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They are better placed to push for more action than you are, unless, as you suspect, they have a well-founded fear that in drawing attention to themselves, they risk deportation.
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Many professional athletes side with former San Francisco 49ers quarterback, whose 2016 national anthem protests aimed at drawing attention to the treatment of African-Americans spread like wildfire in the NFL.
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Every weekend he takes hundreds of people on free walks through Thessaloniki, drawing attention to the fine monuments that survive and the equally fine ones that were obliterated by archaeological crimes.
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By drawing attention to some of the real despair in destitute communities, riots can push the public and leaders to initiate real reforms to fix whatever led to the violent rage.
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The three videos on view make up a series called The Subduction Zone, drawing attention to Taiwan's precarious location at the convergence of the Philippine Sea and the Eurasian tectonic plates.
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Second, it reveals a belief that no person with relative privilege could possibly be interested in standing up for, or drawing attention to the plight of, people who are less powerful.
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Campaigning for her life Eman is in India for the lifesaving surgery thanks to her sister Shaimma Ahmed, who last year launched a social media campaign drawing attention to her sister's plight.
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As well as drawing attention to specific cuts, the group also aims to raise awareness of how austerity policies affect women disproportionately, and the different ways minorities are placed at extra risk.
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That's why, perversely, drawing attention to the possibility of removing Trump from office could be a smart way for Republicans to do their best to neutralize the Trump issue in the campaign.
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Three Miami Dolphin players also 'took a knee' before their game against the New England Patriots as public protests continued in the National Football League aimed at drawing attention to racial inequality.
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"The March for Science is a non-partisan worldwide movement drawing attention to the importance of science in exploring and explaining our world, enhancing our daily lives, and improving policymaking," she said.
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The workers were calling for New Yorkers to forgo bread today in the hopes of drawing attention to a crackdown by the Department of Homeland Security on immigrant workers at the bakery.
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"It reveals a belief that no person with relative privilege could possibly be interested in standing up for, or drawing attention to the plight of, people who are less powerful," she wrote.
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After fueling marriage rumors during a recent interview by drawing attention to a silver ring on his left hand, Ed Sheeran and his fiancée Cherry Seaborn were spotted on a date Tuesday.
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President Trump has made clear that he doesn't think negotiations are a viable option in dealing with Pyongyang, and has instead focused on drawing attention to the strength of the U.S. military.
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The Clintons are also drawing attention to what they say is billions in relief funds being held up by the administration of President Donald Trump, though Congress has previously approved the spending.
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Public-image rehabilitation aside, however, the lawsuit is also a genuine step forward for drawing attention to the spyware market and the need for stricter regulation of private surveillance companies like NSO.
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Child rights campaigners say authorities have overlooked these child laborers for years but hope drawing attention to child deaths in the mica mines may highlight the dangers and force governments to act.
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He added that, while "say on pay" votes had been effective at drawing attention to excessive compensation, it was too soon to judge how the new Oracle arrangements would work in practice.
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Those results, in the county's part of the 16th Congressional District, prompted news articles drawing attention to Mr. Cruz's fate — a humiliating example of how poorly he fared in New York's primary.
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Warnick's use of prisoner labor in the process of drawing attention to the practice raises a host of ethical questions — namely, is he exploiting the same people he theoretically wants to help?
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Philadelphia 76ers co-owner Michael Rubin and Jay Z, Meek's enormously wealthy friends, poured money and resources into drawing attention to his case, but that still wasn't enough to get Meek out.
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Backed by veterans from the Barack Obama and Bernie Sanders presidential campaigns, the guild is drawing attention to the plight of Uber drivers struggling to make a living — just like taxi drivers.
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Although some of its critics accuse it of being anti-Semitic, its proponents argue that the movement is focused on drawing attention to specific violations of rights, not ethnic or religious identities.
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The Club for Growth and other right-leaning groups have been working to mobilize the public on tax reform, and Roth said he's pleased that Trump is drawing attention to the topic.
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Romania's justice minister, Tudorel Toader, instigated her removal from office last summer, accusing her of abusing her powers and damaging Romania's image abroad by publicly drawing attention to the country's corruption problems.
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Costumes often reflect the characters state of being, drawing attention to their artiface, particularly when Marie attempts to try on some of the ill-fitting clothes Julien's former lover has left behind.
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The protests are aimed in part at drawing attention to the decade-long Israeli-Egyptian blockade on the territory imposed after Hamas, a group sworn to Israel&aposs destruction, seized control of Gaza.
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Still, even without national establishment backing, Navarro has been spending the last several days trying to spark interest in his campaign by drawing attention to Waters' remarks about harassing Trump officials in public.
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"My time is up," he said, meaning to cut short one of his own answers but instead drawing attention to a question that haunts his campaign: Has his generation's time come and gone?
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At least two people were reportedly escorted out of Downtime, the Alphabet City bar where the event was being held, after drawing attention to and yelling about the accused rapist in their midst.
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Gunshots ring out, drawing attention to Moose (Cody Kearsley) and Midge (Emilija Baranac), who were just attacked by the masked killer while doing Jingle Jangle (or "JJ" as they call it in Southside).
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Last September, Clinton tweeted about the "price gorging" of Daraprim, a treatment often used by HIV/AIDS patients, drawing attention to Martin Shkreli, the former CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals which owns the drug.
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Her lawyers did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but the Washington Post quoted Ruehli as saying that she had accomplished her goal of drawing attention to Cosby's alleged sexual assaults.
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However, as Elbakyan does not live in the US and has no US assets, it did little to halt Sci-Hub's activities, instead drawing attention to the site and increasing Sci-Hub's downloads.
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It may not be a deadly flu, but the rapid and seemingly unstoppable propagation of the Zika virus is drawing attention to just how ill-prepared humanity is for a novel health menace.
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He pushes every advantage he can and while plenty of fighters cheat, Narkun seems to do it flagrantly in almost every bout, drawing attention to how shoddy the officiating can be in KSW.
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"We're exaggerating and drawing attention to gray hair, not hiding or covering it," said Peter Gray, the hairstylist who collaborated with Ms. Bodt to transform the model JoAni Johnson's hip-length gray mane.
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Mr. Sanders became one of the most vocal opponents of this plan, drawing attention to the plight of teams like the Missoula PaddleHeads and the Batavia Muckdogs while also making his broader pitch.
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Nine inmates have died at the prison in a little more than a month, and state leaders and activist groups have been drawing attention to the prison's failing infrastructure and gang violence problems.
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Michael Rakowitz, a Chicago-based artist dedicated to resurrecting the past and drawing attention to the neglected, has been awarded the 2020 Nasher Prize, the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas announced on Wednesday.
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He said he would focus next year on drawing attention to levels of investment in prosecuting human trafficking, which he said were vastly outstripped by money devoted to efforts to stop drug trafficking.
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But in drawing attention to an option that isn't strictly legal, they have touched on tensions at the heart of an abortion rights movement increasingly rived by what some say are competing aims.
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From Fox News to Breitbart and talk radio, conservative media has been drawing attention to Mueller's relationship with fired former FBI Director James Comey and his hiring of Democrats for his investigative team.
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Because Sanders's 2016 presidential campaign was initially conceived as a protest campaign aimed at drawing attention to issues, it lacked anything resembling the normal effort to put together a coherent foreign policy message.
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Guided tours of the wetlands preceded a community meal and circle dance celebrating the artist that enlivened this defunct architectural form while drawing attention to its role in the colonization of native peoples.
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Instead, they seem to be taking more of a zero-risk approach, viewing any harm e-cigarettes may cause as problematic and drawing attention to the rising use of e-cigs among American youth.
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In contrast, American artist Adrian Parsons performed a self-circumcision with a dull knife at a DC gallery with no political or critical framework, apparently with the sole aim of drawing attention to himself.
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The Corruptour is not the only gimmick for drawing attention to a problem that is indeed a monster (on average households spend 14% of their incomes to pay bribes and meet other corrupt demands).
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The report also takes credit for what it calls a "false flag" operation that involved drawing attention to the fact that Roy Moore's Twitter account was followed and amplified by thousands of Russian bots.
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Qantas held a runway debut of the new uniforms on Friday, drawing attention to the fact that it was the first uniform designed specifically with the airline's growing number of women pilots in mind.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A community radio station in the Philippines is drawing attention to the struggles of indigenous Lumad people, whose rights to ancestral land and resources are increasingly under threat from industrialization.
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"X-Files" costar Gillian Anderson, who plays agent Dana Scully, has been drawing attention to the gender gap in pay in interviews leading up to the Sunday premiere of the series' revival on Fox.
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The American Bar Association's (ABA) statement this week during a crucial point in Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination is drawing attention to another time the group weighed in late in his judicial confirmation process.
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The concern, say critics, is that drawing attention to these horrific crimes may engender racism against Japanese Americans, who already have a complicated history in the US, thanks to their internment during the war.
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The organizers suggest that each event is a show of solidarity with Syrians, but these gestures — Western groups drawing attention to ancient remains, primarily for Western audiences — seem like odd ways to accomplish this.
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NFL running back Kareem Hunt was cut from Kansas City's lineup in December, but the Cleveland Browns just announced they've signed him, once again drawing attention to the league's lax handling of domestic abuse.
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Mr. Banach told me he's worried that drawing attention to what he called the "salacious" stories of failed hospice care means more families will turn to less holistic, less humane end-of-life care.
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In 2010, the then-finance minister, Pravin Gordhan, wrote to the central bank reiterating the SARB's mandate but drawing attention to studies on the importance of inflation management in supporting sustainable growth and employment.
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Hanna-Attisha, a lifelong Michigander who leads the pediatric residency program at the Hurley Children's Hospital in Flint, has been widely credited for drawing attention to the city's ongoing water crisis now gripping Flint.
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By drawing attention to the role that these witnesses could play, Trump's counsel suggested there are unheard-from officials who could, in fact, offer more direct information about the charges levied against the president.
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But diminished expectations of an offshore bonanza are now drawing attention to a different scenario, in which the Inupiat no longer struggle to choose between oil and subsistence: instead, they could lose them both.
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Public opinion about the Russia scandal became more set along partisan lines as time went on, making it unlikely that drawing attention to it would galvanize public opinion against the Trump presidency in 2020.
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But in addition to drawing attention to the need to combat these problems, Black Women's Equal Pay Day provides an opportunity to discuss how black women can be better advocates for themselves at work.
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I think he's shown moral leadership on Venezuela, by getting much of the world to recognize Juan Guaidó as the legitimate president and drawing attention to the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding under the Maduro regime.
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"The other members of the group were afraid of drawing attention to themselves and the organizations they worked for," said Leon Dash, another founder and a reporter for The Washington Post at the time.
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This dynamic runs rampant in my mailbox: People are so afraid of seeming cheap (or drawing attention to money in commercial transactions) that they overpay and resent it, rather than point out simple errors.
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" That focus on drawing attention to the games echoes what Vogue Brazil said in a release about the campaign: "'We're all Paralympians' is to bring visibility to the event and to help sell tickets.
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However, Kim's time in the West is not an officially acknowledged part of his biography and analysts say he may want to avoid drawing attention to that period in socialist and impoverished North Korea.
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It is also drawing attention to a well-established culture in music that has long allowed older men to prey on young girls and, perhaps until now, has rendered it immune to the #MeToo movement.
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While the President could ultimately prevail on any given policy, he may have to dismiss senior appointees, drawing attention to the dysfunction, and so making it harder for mainstream Republicans to support the President-elect.
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On Sunday, love planet Venus harmonizes with Jupiter at 25:254 AM , bringing you closer to friends and lovers, and the Moon enters goal-oriented Sagittarius at 24:200 AM, drawing attention to your career.
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Trump's use of Pocahontas, a 17th century Native American woman associated with the British colony in Jamestown, Virginia, was aimed at drawing attention to a controversy over her heritage raised during Warren's 2012 Senate race.
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The move, aimed at drawing attention to the Catalan situation, comes amid nervousness about the future of Scotland's stalled independence drive, which still has the support of around 45 percent of voters, according to polls.
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Flux Factory is drawing attention to this conundrum by accepting the "first month free" promotional offers of various storage facilities in Long Island City and offering them as temporary gallery spaces to artists and organizations.
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OVERNIGHT FINANCE EXCLUSIVE: TECH COALITION TARGETS REGULATORY HURDLES FOR STARTUPS: A coalition of major technology companies are drawing attention to the regulatory challenges faced by emerging financial services startups ahead of a key congressional hearing.
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At some point, Saipov had considered displaying ISIS flags in the front or back of the truck he used during the attack but decided against it to avoid drawing attention to himself, he told investigators.
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"One of the first things I learned from watching her, when she was with judges or in a deposition or in a courtroom — it was all about not drawing attention to yourself," Ms. Stewart said.
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Meanwhile, a top Moscow avant-garde theater performing in Berlin is drawing attention to the plight of its leader, who is under house arrest in Russia and is an outspoken critic of President Vladimir Putin.
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You might think that the US government would shy away from drawing attention to the event, given that it is currently taking children away from migrants fleeing violence and poverty at the US-Mexico border.
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The company said it was trying to increase "meaningful interaction" on its site by drawing attention to content from family and friends while de-emphasizing content from brands and publishers, including The New York Times.
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While the end-times jokes are social media gold, the freaky natural wonders are drawing attention to what meteorologists say will be a brutal allergy season, and could be an indication of things to come.
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In one swift move, he shifted the conversation, drawing attention to what I hadn't done that day instead of what I had, making our messy kitchen the story and putting me on the defensive again.
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Catherine Ryan and Amy Spiers's "No More Public Space, Only Public Order (Water Cannon)" was highly organized and beautifully choreographed, a hybrid performance-interventionist exercise in ordering the public and drawing attention to that control.
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The family sued the State Department for denying Ethan citizenship, drawing attention to a department policy that says that a child born abroad must be biologically related to an American parent to become a citizen.
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Working together, the owners and players can produce solutions that are patriotic, progressive and profitable – both financially and socially – for everyone involved, raising awareness and drawing attention to important issues without tarnishing the anthem or flag.
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The haunting image, taken by the New York Times, of an emaciated Amal Hussain was shared around the world last week, drawing attention to one of the most brutal — and often overlooked — conflicts in the world.
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" In a statement emailed to Hyperallergic, a spokesperson for Tate Modern said: "We respect the right to protest in our public spaces and support the aims of Extinction Rebellion in drawing attention to this critical issue.
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Lebanese newspaper al-Akhbar, aligned with the Shi'ite militant group and political movement Hezbollah, reported Bolton's appointment with the headline "Zionist Hawk in the White House", drawing attention to Bolton's historical calls for action against Iran.
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Abu Dhabi is hosting the sixth annual World Ocean Summit this week, drawing attention to the efforts the small Gulf emirate is making to combat climate change and the growing threat it poses to the region.
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While President Trump has largely held his fire on Mueller, conservatives have been working furiously to discredit his efforts, drawing attention to Mueller's relationship with fired former FBI Director James Comey and his hiring of Democrats.
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"Everyone is jockeying for key positions," said Porter, who is organizing protests against police brutality and violent crime while drawing attention to millions of dollars the city has spent on a "makeover" of its downtown area.
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The two billboards, located in Orlando and Miami, mark World Children's Day on Wednesday and feature messages drawing attention to the scores of migrant children currently and previously detained in the U.S., according to NBC News.
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What is so extraordinary is that these shy, seemingly naive and politically powerless schoolgirls usually get their way, with outbreaks of mass hysteria drawing attention to what they see as unjust rules and poor living conditions.
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In short, Nestler has a way of cinematically charging his films, drawing attention to textures, rhymes, boundaries, distances, and history — in particular the stuff of quotidian life that gets ignored or has been stifled and stilled.
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Big picture: Following talk of a "caravan" of Central Americans making its way to the border — which has since faded — the Trump administration has been drawing attention to border security and the U.S.'s asylum policies.
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In drawing attention to the ways in which digital technologies have enabled collective and cultural shifts in identity formation and the ways we share and circulate information, Achiampong holds a mirror to human possibility and potential.
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Both games directly point out the unfairness in this, drawing attention to how only the player has control over who achieves happiness, and even implying that the other girls are doomed to be miserable without them.
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Ms. Warren and a fellow Democrat, Senator Patty Murray of Washington, played a crucial role in drawing attention to the apparent conflict of interest that undermined the board's first attempt to revise its joint employer standard.
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Over the past few years, students at the University of Sydney, Australian National University and on several other campuses have mobilized against "rape culture," drawing attention to a lack of punishment for sexual assault and harassment.
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The comments from Perez come a day after Cory Booker, one of the most prominent black candidates running for president, suspended his campaign, again drawing attention to a lack of racial diversity atop the Democratic field.
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Cory Booker defended Buttigieg against attacks on his political experience — or lack thereof — during a riff on unity, noting the similarities in their résumés while drawing attention to a prestigious honor linked more frequently to Buttigieg.
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By not drawing attention to the obvious difference, Atlanta plays it off as normal, inviting viewers to simply accept and believe these new circumstances instead of providing us with a big wink that breaks the fourth wall.
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And just as he is once again drawing attention to former President Bill Clinton's sex scandals, Trump took his political attacks a step further, questioning, with no evidence, whether the Democratic nominee is "loyal" to her husband.
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The episode actually began in rather understated fashion, focusing on the latest reunion of the Stark children, and drawing attention to the metamorphoses that they have undergone in their efforts to survive over the last six seasons.
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Alberto Bagnai, a senator from the right-wing League who heads the Senate finance committee, said Draghi himself risked agitating markets by drawing attention to rare personal opinions on the single currency that were not government policy.
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Deafening silence from the Islamic worldIslamic countries have increasingly shied away from criticizing China for a variety of reasons, including the fear of China's economic vengeance and of drawing attention to their own dubious human-rights records.
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The protest, originally planned by groups led by Fight for 15, an organization calling for a hike in the United States' minimum wage to $15, also included protesters drawing attention to the ongoing water crisis in Flint.
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" But she added, "The idea is to use this as a way of drawing attention to the fact that reconstruction is underway, and as proof of what technology can do for something that touches all of us.
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"I used a radioactive source from Chernobyl because I believe in drawing attention to the catastrophe that occurred there," Pierce, who declined to go on record about how he came into possession of this material, told me.
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Not only that, but Sherman shows this by drawing attention to fashions traditionally considered frivolous aspects of women's culture — hairstyle, makeup, clothing — thereby exhibiting how they're not frivolous at all but rather aspects of building an identity.
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You could, for example, tell your half brother about his descendants without telling him about his paternity, and so drawing attention to what someone of his generation might regard as a troubling indiscretion on his mother's part.
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BANGKOK — Two Chinese-made fighter jets flown by Myanmar's air force crashed on Tuesday morning, killing both pilots and a young bystander and drawing attention to the accident-plagued record of one of Asia's largest armed forces.
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In a joint telephone interview, both parents bubbled over with pride, along with a bewildered wariness at drawing attention to themselves or the school, which forgoes federal funding to avoid regulations that might compromise its Catholic principles.
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Turns out, the answer was "something trashy enough to live up to the teases," as well as proof that producers know what they're doing when it comes to drawing attention to the show, for better or worse.
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Also, consider that market watchers have been drawing attention to overextended market valuations for a while, which suggests anything could have triggered a broader selloff — whether it's political noise, a bad earnings report, or a global event.
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Anbang Insurance Group was the first big Chinese company to make a splash overseas when it bought the Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan three years ago, drawing attention to Chinese companies with global ambitions and huge war chests.
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The Democrats' campaign arm this month launched a website drawing attention to remarks Collins made during former President Clinton's impeachment trial in the late 1990s and comparing them to her statements about Trump's trial in the Senate.
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At first the image appears to be calmly domestic, yet upon closer inspection, hardware seems to be encroaching on the figure in a louring manner, drawing attention to chipped paint and sinister nature of the unkempt home.
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A #Free21Savage coalition of a couple of dozen activist organizations is drawing attention to his situation, and two members of Congress — Hank Johnson and Zoe Lofgren — spoke publicly on his behalf while he was still in detention.
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In 2000, Farrow became a UNICEF goodwill ambassador, and in the years since, she has received several awards for her humanitarian work, particularly around children's rights and drawing attention to genocide in the Darfur region of Sudan.
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While Kavanaugh has his share of ardent backers, his conservative critics have been drawing attention to other presumed liabilities, including deep ties to the Bush family that could render him too &aposestablishment&apos for the anti-establishment Trump.
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Incongruous blobby shapes also appear in this painting and most others, sanded down with the rest of the surface and providing a crucial counterpoint, humanizing what looks like mechanical precision by drawing attention to the paintings' manual origin.
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And the more that a person knows about social media bots, the less supportive they are of bots being used for various purposes, like activists drawing attention to topics or a political party using bots to promote candidates.
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Displaying these 21st-century touches without drawing attention to them, Galembo's portraits suggest that rather than fading, these masquerade traditions will continue to thrive, evolving with and adapting to the times while maintaining remnants of their original histories.
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Some, such as Lincoln Clay's racially charged journey through Mafia III, were there to make a statement; others, like the multi-ethnic cast in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, trumpeted diversity by simply not drawing attention to it.
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Though Foxx and Holmes sat at the same table, it appeared the actress tried to avoid drawing attention to herself by leaving the room and moving to a different seat just moments before Davis announced the singer's presence.
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Facebook has told authorities investigating Russia's influence on the 1503 election about thousands of ads likely linked to Russia, many of which were connected to "inauthentic" accounts and Pages and focused on drawing attention to divisive social issues.
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As my friends carried him out of M's walk-up—both to try to get help and to avoid drawing attention to a place we often took drugs together—he weakly said they should leave him to die.
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Regardless, simply drawing attention to these issues through the bully pulpit of the presidency (if she wins it) "could lead to some groundswell of support that might move some of the states to start taking action," Swers said.
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Speks Original Magnetic Desk Toy, available on Amazon, $24.95These tiny magnets are one "office toy" we actually liked enough to dedicate a full article to— they're fun, space-saving, and you can fidget without drawing attention to yourself.
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He focused squarely on Mr. Bevin's efforts to cut Medicaid and overhaul the state's pension program while drawing attention to the governor's string of incendiary remarks, including one that suggested striking teachers had left children vulnerable to molestation.
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Fertig addresses the comics' missteps in representation by drawing attention to racist caricatures of Japanese combatants and relating them to the United States government's incarceration of Japanese Americans, showing the negative impact of this brand of patriotic propaganda.
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We do that kind of community activity as a way of drawing attention to the fundamental causes of that food waste so as to put pressure on the corporates to stop wasting that food in the first place.
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Former Supreme Allied Commander at NATO, Admiral James Stavridis, said the key to U.S. ties with Turkey was balancing realist and idealist tensions, between the need for a strong, regional NATO ally and drawing attention to human rights.
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Just days before a climactic Senate vote in late July, Energy Secretary Rick Perry circulated a newspaper column urging Congress to "repeal this crushing law," and his department posted a message on Twitter drawing attention to his column.
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Facebook has announced a series of changes to its News Feed as it looks to increase "meaningful interaction" on its site by drawing attention to content from family and friends while de-emphasizing content from brands and publishers.
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After drawing attention to the silliness of discussing art history in a stand-up show, she gets serious again, saying comics have been more likely to make dismissive jokes about Monica Lewinsky or "throwaway gags" about Mr. Weinstein.
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This is the 20077th year for the annual filmic showcase of the nongovernmental research group Human Rights Watch; the lineup, mainly documentaries, furthers the organization's goal of drawing attention to oppression, abuses and ethnic conflicts across the globe.
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But the President's visit is also drawing attention to an eyebrow-raising tweet he issued promising Alabama the "A Plus treatment," suggesting his government perhaps provides different grades of treatment depending on the politics of the affected area.
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Seeking political advantage, the fund gave it to an Associated Press reporter in hopes of drawing attention to one tidbit: at age 23, while awaiting her security clearance, Spanberger taught English at an Islamic school in suburban Washington.
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He asked the audience how many in attendance were "muting" R. Kelly, boycotting his music in the wake of a docuseries and social media campaign drawing attention to allegations of sexual abuse against the singer, a Chicago native.
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María de Jesús Patricio Martínez is the first indigenous woman to run for president, and her campaign is focused on drawing attention to the threats that the government, corporations, and criminal gangs pose to indigenous communities across Mexico.
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The White House defended Trump's actions by saying that he was drawing attention to a national security issue, but one of the videos that purports to show a Muslim migrant beating up a Dutch boy on crutches was debunked.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - An acid-attack survivor in India has been made a model for a fashion brand, drawing attention to the crime in the country with one of the highest rates of acid violence in the world.
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The almost daily airborne arson attacks have been part of months of weekly border protests led by Hamas aimed in part at drawing attention to the Israeli-Egyptian blockade imposed after it took control of the territory in 2007.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West got flack for reportedly hiring private firefighters to protect their $60 million home, drawing attention to the fact that the wealthy can afford to opt out of climate chaos while normal people get screwed.
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And while your family's particular brand of baggage may be frustrating, a growing body of scientific evidence suggests that drawing attention to your feelings—mindfulness—can make them easier to manage, by reducing stress while increasing mood and productivity.
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"Drawing attention to weight loss may stir up many uncomfortable thoughts and questions that cause the person to have a tougher time managing their illness," says Lauren Smolar, director of helpline services for the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA).
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Sanders's pollster Ben Tulchin released a memo directly after the debate drawing attention to a FiveThirtyEight survey conducted by Morning Consult that found Sanders was the only candidate to tick upwards in support after both nights of the debate.
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BANGKOK, Dec 13 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A Japanese charity that turns empty homes into housing for single mothers has won a major international award, drawing attention to the stigma and challenges that such women face in the wealthy nation.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) for drawing attention to a chair left empty when cybersecurity czar Rob Joyce did not testify at a panel hearing on Thursday "I thought that empty chair stunt was cheap and beneath him," Bossert said Tuesday.
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But drawing attention to police brutality and racial inequality by going down on one knee during the national anthem, they said, was inappropriate because it was disrespectful to the nation's veterans who fought for that very freedom of expression.
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"If the breach of an NDA caused harm by drawing attention to the bad behavior of the alleged perpetrator, bringing a lawsuit against the other parties is just going to bring more publicity to these very things," Altman said.
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This issue will not go away, nor should it, because the issue that athletes and supporters like myself are drawing attention to is not about the flag or the people that fight to protect it, it's about fundamental fairness.
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Last week, a Mexican business lobby said it expected investment to drop slightly this year due to uncertainty over Trump, but Garcia said the CEEG would make no forecasts over projected outlays to avoid drawing attention to the matter.
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Over the past several days, survivors of the shooting and other locals have rallied around the hashtags #NeverAgain and #DouglasStrong to continue drawing attention to the tragedy, and to put pressure on Washington to make changes to gun laws.
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While advocacy groups have praised the Uber report for drawing attention to the issue of sexual violence in its cars, the report also highlights something more widespread: For workers around the country, sexual misconduct is a workplace safety issue.
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U.S. Senator Jim Inhofe, chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee and an Oklahoma Republican, credited people like Janna Driver, one of the military family advocates who testified at the hearings, for drawing attention to the squalid living conditions.
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The move referenced Mae West's Vegas act, which opened with West being carried in by a pack of shirtless muscle men, thereby "drawing attention to their hyperbolic masculinity at the same time as her performance of femininity," explains Wojcik.
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Mexican and international human rights groups and officials have been drawing attention to the apparent inability of the Mexican authorities to resolve the crisis of disappearances that began to take off in the context of the country's drug wars.
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Needless to say, British Vogue has missed out on featuring what Campbell calls "black beauty" for decades, save for a feature here and there, so her drawing attention to the all-white Vogue staff doesn't seem so malapropos, does it?
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I had this idea that I should try to have variety, and go back and forth from network to cable, and move from the big thing that everybody was talking about to drawing attention to tiny gems people hadn't seen.
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VATICAN CITY, April 7 (Reuters) - Pope Francis will visit the Greek island of Lesbos on April 16, the Vatican said on Thursday, in a trip aimed at supporting refugees and drawing attention to the front line of Europe's migrant crisis.
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Minutes after midnight, the first protesters took to the streets under the demonstration's motto: "Pay, time, respect," kicking off a day of events aimed at drawing attention to a gaping divide in gender equality across the workplace and the home.
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The 76-year-old Lewis, who has been a civil rights leader for more than half a century, was beaten by police during a march he helped lead in 1965 in Selma, Alabama, drawing attention to hurdles for blacks to vote.
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When a Swift fan pointed out that the singer may have wanted to avoid drawing attention to herself because of her fame, the critic cited famous figures like Kerry Washington, Natalie Portman, and Madonna, all of whom joined in on Saturday.
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If you've ever felt too self-conscious to go braless or wear a plunging top for fear of drawing attention to your droopy breasts, one style blogger is here to show you how to embrace your boobs, sag and all.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - An ex-member of an informal police force running for Mexico's Senate is battling attacks labeling her a "kidnapper," drawing attention to radical proposals by her ally, presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, to end the drug war.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis will make a lightning trip to the Greek island of Lesbos on April 16, the Vatican said on Thursday, a visit aimed at supporting refugees and drawing attention to the front line of Europe's migrant crisis.
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Instead, Jain is drawing attention to the now widespread use and availability of more longer-lasting options, known as long-acting reversible contraceptives, which are thought to be a safe and reliable alternative, in terms of both health and waste.
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BUCHAREST, April 12 (Reuters) - Romania's central bank board unanimously decided to hold interest rates at 1.75 percent at its April 5 meeting, it said in minutes of the session released on Wednesday, drawing attention to risks stemming from potential fiscal changes.
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Arthur Woodson, a Flint resident who has helped organize and lead protests drawing attention to the city's water situation for more than a year, said he had not voted for Mr. Snyder but had initially been somewhat optimistic about his leadership.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Advocacy group Survival International has asked tourists to boycott India's tiger reserves until the rights of indigenous people living in them are respected, drawing attention to growing tensions over land as the holiday season kicks off.
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WASHINGTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Indigenous people from across the globe gathered in the U.S. capital on Friday for a march drawing attention to social and environmental injustices against indigenous communities worldwide, in what organizers said was a first-ever event.
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Since then there have been countless protests and acts of civil disobedience demanding change and drawing attention to major issues including women's rights, the rights of the LGBTQ community, and the importance of science as an integral part of modern society.
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This week, Donald Trump defended Alabama Senator candidate Roy Moore in the face of several sexual harassment and assault charges, drawing attention to the fact that Moore has denied the accusations (and contending that electing a Democrat would be much worse).
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U.S. lawmakers have grown increasingly critical of U.S. support for that campaign, however, with a failed effort in the Senate last week to block an arms sale to Saudi Arabia being hailed as a victory in drawing attention to the issue.
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He should tell people that after his loss, he'll work to back good, left-wing candidates running in local Democratic primaries, raising money for them and drawing attention to them, as people like Sarah Palin have done for the Tea Party.
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The protest came a day after police detained seven Crimean Tatars on Moscow's Red Square after dispersing a demonstration aimed at drawing attention to alleged rights abuses on the Black Sea peninsula which Russia annexed from Ukraine five years ago.
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The incident came a day after police detained seven Crimean Tatars on Moscow's Red Square after dispersing a similar demonstration aimed at drawing attention to alleged rights abuses on the Black Sea peninsula which Russia annexed from Ukraine five years ago.
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Trump kicked off his visit here with a stop at Camp Humphreys, a joint US-South Korean base, where he sat down for lunch with troops from both countries creating a photo opportunity drawing attention to the critical military alliance.
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Already, however, efforts to prepare for the possibility of a "no-deal" Brexit have backfired by drawing attention to the extreme consequences Britain might face, and to the fact that it might not be able to do much to mitigate them.
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Mr. Hannity deflected on multiple occasions when Mr. Manafort asked for help drawing attention to efforts to raise money for his legal defense, initially suggesting he might allow Mr. Manafort to highlight the fund if he appeared on Mr. Hannity's show.
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Central American caravans heading toward the United States have inflamed the debate over U.S. immigration policy, with Trump drawing attention to the bedraggled migrants to try to win backing for his plan to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Kate Masur, an associate professor of history at Northwestern University, said that drawing attention to the truce flag has the potential to shift public perceptions about the end of the Civil War that are now dominated by the battle flag.
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Given the context in which she speaks—on a reality television show that traffics in drawing attention to any topic for ratings, often regardless of how upsetting it is—it feels brave of Miller-Keyes to speak about her trauma.
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Just look at the difficulty journalist Jim DeRogatis has had drawing attention to the 20 years of reporting he's done on singer R. Kelly's alleged abuse of women, who were young and black and have no name recognition to speak of.
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Political progressives have been drawing attention to vertical inequality for years and have developed a solid list of proposals designed to shrink the gap between the small number that earn the most and the large number that earn the least.
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Filipinos have been sharing photos of unfinished venues and posting sarcastic memes, drawing attention to a July comment by the president's closest aide, Senator Christopher Go, promising a Games that would show the world the great job Duterte is doing.
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In neighboring Bolivia, supporters of president Evo Morales marched into the capital La Paz on Thursday carrying coffins of people killed in clashes with the military and police, drawing attention to the human cost of the crisis gripping that nation.
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Prominent Latino groups are drawing attention to Labor Secretary Tom Pérez as a possible running mate for Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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New York prosecutors pressing for access to President Donald Trump's tax returns are drawing attention to the Justice Department's refusal to back up a claim by Trump's personal attorneys that he is immune from the state-run criminal justice process.
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The city council tried to prevent the mission from meeting representatives of civil society, who have been increasingly active in recent years drawing attention to the cruise ships, uncontrolled tourism and declining resident numbers, but the mission insisted on receiving them.
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Facebook is being investigated by lawmakers in Britain after consultancy Cambridge Analytica, which worked on Donald Trump's presidential campaign, obtained the personal data of 87 million Facebook users from a researcher, drawing attention to the use of data analytics in politics.
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Trump's use of the name Pocahontas refers to a 17th century Native American woman associated with the British colony in Jamestown, Virginia, and was aimed at drawing attention to a controversy over her heritage raised during Warren's 2012 Senate race.
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Drawing attention to the large number of slides near the sea, beaches, and pools, the artist identified her father's nostalgia for the waters of his childhood, as he had grown up in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia, on the Arabian Gulf.
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Drawing attention to Mr Kavanaugh's statements laying out a sweeping view of executive power, including a comment from 1998 that presidents can fire independent counsels at will, Senator Chris Coons asked whether a president could sack "a prosecutor who is criminally investigating him".
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If he did, he might have contemplated the idea that despair over racial injustice can exist hand-in-hand with respect for the flag, and that drawing attention to racial injustice is in no way a slight to the country or the military.
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We thank these members and others for their foresight in drawing attention to these issues as well as Chairman Hurd (R-TX) for holding a public hearing today on political advertising laws and regulations to facilitate a thoughtful discussion on disclosure policy.
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So, I&aposve been at the Arizona border, I&aposve been at the Texas border, and what you&aposve done is remarkable in the sense of really drawing attention to the problems in our system and focusing on improved border security efforts.
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American LGBTQ media, in particular, found itself in hot water last year after #gaymediasowhite began trending on Twitter, drawing attention to the covers of magazines like Out and the Advocate, which (like Têtu) tended to feature a preponderance of white and straight men.
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The Trump campaign has sought to highlight Clinton's absence from the campaign trail, raising questions about her physical health, using the hashtag "HidingHillary," and drawing attention to the fact it has been nearly 10 months since she last held an impromptu press conference.
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Trump has tweeted more than two dozen times over the last several days about the NFL and has called on team owners to fire players who kneel during the National Anthem, a protest aimed at drawing attention to police brutality and racial injustice.
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More than just drawing attention to the issue, it also helped raise public consciousness about the fact that many victims have no real possibility of ever winning justice for the harms committed against them because of the flawed federal law on the books.
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That's why Western Energy Alliance is partnering with Friends of Arches and Canyonlands Parks and the Independence Institute to raise money for Canyonlands in Utah, while drawing attention to the Restore Our Parks bills introduced in the House and Senate in February.
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Mindful that Iran's pervasive water shortages have played a key role in fueling the unrest, Tehran may have worried that environmental activists, with or without help from Washington and Jerusalem, aim to galvanize protesters by drawing attention to its failed environmental stewardship.
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Last year, a movement at the University of Cape Town under the slogan "Rhodes Must Fall" galvanized protests across South Africa, drawing attention to persistent racial inequalities in the country's higher education system more than two decades after the end of apartheid.
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Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins remained silent on Wednesday as he faced questions from reporters about a canceled trip to the White House, opting instead to hold up a series of signs drawing attention to racial inequality in the criminal justice system.
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Ukraine's foreign minister, Pavlo A. Klimkin, welcomed the award for Mr. Sentsov and suggested it would harm Russia's standing in the world by drawing attention to political prisoners, as Mr. Sakharov's forced exile out Moscow did for the Soviet Union in the 1980s.
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The US ambassador to Qatar, Dana Shell Smith, tried to appeal for calm on Twitter by drawing attention to the US's past statements of support for Qatar's work in combating terrorism financing and highlighting the "great partnership" between the US and Qatar.
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Podcasts like The Vanished are notable for drawing attention to the cases of missing minorities, while podcasts with an international focus, such as Nothing Rhymes With Murder, take a look at the various cultural and ethnic factors involved in crime around the world.
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A story of a D.C. woman who had traveled through the Seoul airport and was initially unable to access a test for covid-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, circulated on social media over the weekend, drawing attention to testing criteria.
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Gretchen Whitmer will seize the national spotlight Tuesday evening when she delivers one of the Democratic Party's responses to the President's State of the Union address, drawing attention to a state her party is hoping to win back from Donald Trump this November.
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A campaign promoted on Facebook and GoFund Me by friends of the murdered woman now is drawing attention to the plight of Kincaid Eaker, who was born with chronic, genetic polycystic kidney disease and lost two infant siblings to the same condition.
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The other companies, Hikvision and Dahua Technology, make surveillance equipment such as cameras that incorporates AI. Besides drawing attention to an important issue, the ban is also the latest effort by the US to curb China's progress in an increasingly important technology.
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The uproar is being further fueled by a social media campaign, "I Hate the Wait," that has been drawing attention to overwhelmed security lines where passengers have at times waited for hours, missing their flights and getting stranded at airports overnight. Sen.
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While some of the job titles on the list, like "nurse" or "teacher," may sound more like conventional in-person positions, FlexJobs is drawing attention to the remote versions of these jobs in which workers can provide services via phone or video conferencing.
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By drawing attention to the way her words were being lifted and repurposed without her consent, insisting on credit while allowing the meme to flourish, Lewis set the tone for years of discussion, and embodied the spirit of being "on fleek" herself.
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Some environmental toxicologists and activists have begun to push for a more categorical approach to safer chemicals, drawing attention to entire classes of chemicals that might be better avoided, as opposed to focusing on particular chemicals whose substitutes might be just as bad.
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They obey the rules of the road so deliberately and self-consciously that their behavior becomes distracting, like actors threatening the integrity of a crowd scene by continually drawing attention to themselves and to the role they are being expected to play.
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The 76-year-old Lewis, who has been a civil rights leader for more than half a century, was beaten by police during a march he helped lead with King in 1965 in Selma, Alabama, drawing attention to hurdles for blacks to vote.
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There's a lot of interesting stuff that the web enables for virtual social environments especially and though most major powers are drawing attention to their own platforms, a platform like Chrome arriving on Daydream could start to spark some developer imagination for what's possible.
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Some media outlets have questioned the veracity of the prototype, drawing attention to Bulgarov's professional experience as a visual effects artist, the initial lack of online presence for the firm Hankook Mirae, and skepticism surrounding engineer secrecy and the look and feel of the lab.
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Trump made his hard-line policies toward immigration a key issue ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections, sending thousands of U.S. troops to help secure the southern border and repeatedly drawing attention to a caravan of Central American migrants trekking through Mexico toward the United States.
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That incident sparked three weeks of rioting in which 10,000 cars and 300 buildings were set on fire, prompting the then interior minister, Nicolas Sarkozy, to declare a state of emergency and drawing attention to the contrasts between Paris and the bleak suburbs around it.
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Drawing attention to the violent side of Russian history, particularly to a group that murdered a czar, is highly sensitive at a time when Mr. Putin increasingly points to Russia's past — scrubbed of assassinations and bloody strife — to inspire patriotic confidence in the future.
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The Balfour Declaration, Britain&aposs promise to Zionists to create a Jewish home in what is now Israel, turns 100 this week, with events in Israel, the Palestinian territories and Britain drawing attention to the now yellowing document tucked away in London&aposs British Library.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Whether it is U.S. denim brand Levi's campaigning against gun violence or British supermarket Iceland drawing attention to the environmental impact of palm oil production, big businesses want to show they care about people and the planet, not just profits.
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He owes his celebrity, his money, his arrogance, and his skill at drawing attention to those coastal cultural gatekeepers — presumably mostly liberal — who first elevated him out of general obscurity, making him famous and rewarding him (and, not at all incidentally, themselves) for his idiocies.
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The case was brought by the American Civil Liberties Union after a 17-year-old migrant girl sought an abortion in 85033, drawing attention to a Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) policy of tracking and denying abortion requests from unaccompanied migrant girls.
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An image of three kayakers on the Animas River became a neon media sensation, drawing attention to a problem that continues to plague the West: The region has thousands of old, acid-filled mines, some leaching into waterways, others that could burst at any time.
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When I'm passionate about a subject or topic, for example, I obsess over it — as a CNBC Make It senior reporter this could be landing an interview with a major CEO or drawing attention to an issue that hasn't been widely reported in the media.
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By drawing attention to rumors of a ban by Beijing on the film, Taiwan's government is attempting to highlight its greater freedom of expression compared to the mainland, at a time when the two governments are locked in a furious battle over the island's status.
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Music by John Zorn and narration by Jim Jarmusch guide listeners from the Bowery to Avenue C, drawing attention to the building where W. H. Auden lived (after Trotsky moved out) and the enduring literary significance of the St. Mark's Church-in-the-Bowery.
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Along with Britain's labor unions, the Labour Party could work to promote the solidarity that already exists between British and non-British workers by drawing attention to recent campaigns fronted by migrants that, far from depressing wages, have secured better pay and conditions for all.
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The music, sometimes rhythmic, sometimes humming, sometimes vocal, is oddly inconsequential; the most atmospheric moments are when it dies away, and you hear the soft whirring of the tiny fans on each side of the orbs, drawing attention to their own choreography in the air.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Supporters of ousted Bolivian leader Evo Morales marched into the capital La Paz on Thursday carrying coffins of people killed in clashes with the military and police, drawing attention to the human cost of the crisis gripping the South American nation.
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Perhaps Khloé is simply trying to highlight her hard-won, gym-honed body, or perhaps this is her way of drawing attention to her mysterious forthcoming denim campaign, but in either case we can't wait to see what color sheer bodysuit she encases herself in tomorrow.
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In a telephone conversation at the start of the day, Anthony Williams, the former mayor who oversaw the recovery from Washington's nadir in the 1990s, says that one strategy for the future is to keep drawing attention to Washington the city rather than Washington the federal capital.
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One part of the exhibition considers the racial diversity of the campaign, drawing attention to leaders and publications that rallied on behalf of minorities; a copy of the "Combahee River Collective Statement", a founding document of contemporary black feminism, sits alongside Third-world Women's Gay-zette.
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On February 22nd Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft and now a philanthropist, published an open letter with his wife, Melinda, drawing attention to poor people's lack of energy around the world, and poor women's lack of time (in part because they lack powered labour-saving devices).
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Dozens of other current and former employees, most speaking under the condition of anonymity, say that Batali frequently made verbal comments drawing attention to to women's bodies and made lewd, sexually charged jokes that contributed to an uncomfortable and at times threatening work environment at his restaurants.
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In his April phone call to Trump, Barr is said to have asked the president why Giuliani was attacking McGahn on TV and drawing attention to himself instead of declaring victory in the Mueller probe and calling for the country to move on, The Journal reported.
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The introduction of the bill by Ellison — who serves as deputy chairman of the Democratic National Committee and is running for attorney general of Minnesota — comes as Democrats have been drawing attention to the boom in stock buybacks as they make their case against the tax law.
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Mr. Booker was widely mocked for drawing attention to what he called his "'I am Spartacus' moment," a defiance of committee rules on the release of private material, while Ms. Harris left people scratching their heads over tantalizing lines of questioning that seemed to lead nowhere.
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His creations play an important role in ocean conservation, not only by drawing attention to environmental concerns, which are often overlooked, but also by acting as artificial reefs, creating habitats for fish and coral to flourish in parts of the world where those ecosystems are endangered.
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And I'm drawing attention to it because it's an increasingly exotic and important holdout against so many developments in higher education — the stress on vocational training, the treatment of students as fickle consumers, the elevation of individualism over a shared heritage — that have gone too far.
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Mr. Biden's varied responses to a hypothetical question, which he criticized himself for drawing attention to in the first place, played out from a series of tweets on Saturday morning to remarks to reporters early in the afternoon to his answer in Fairfield on Saturday night.
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The former New York mayor's op-ed, which said the early-voting states lack diversity, was published hours before Cory Booker, one of the most prominent black candidates running for president, suspended his campaign, again drawing attention to a lack of racial diversity atop the Democratic field.
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Urban, the self-described father of daughters and husband to Nicole Kidman, who has spoken out against the abuse and misuse of power in the film industry, is trying to do the good guy thing with this song, drawing attention to a pervasive issue that obviously affects his family.
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Drawing attention to the chef's latest profile picture, which shows him posing with a very large fork, the social media user pointed out the life-size prop looked a lot like a trident — a kind of spear that often appears in the hands of Ariel's father, King Triton.
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He tends to shun big art fairs, he said, preferring to visit artists in their studios — sometimes single-handedly reviving interest in a forgotten painter such as Martial Raysse, or drawing attention to young artists such as the Danish artist Danh Vo or the French painter Claire Tabouret.
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Last month, Obama went one step further in drawing attention to the impact of incarceration on families: "As successful as we've been in reducing crime in this country, the extraordinary rate of incarceration of nonviolent offenders has created its own set of problems that are devastating," he said.
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The article also risked drawing attention to the fact that Flynn's consulting firm had been paid more than half a million dollars by a company close to the Erdogan government, despite the fact that Flynn hadn't registered as an agent of a foreign government as is required by law.
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In the exhibit, Otero-Pailos explores how choreography is passed from generation to generation of dancers by drawing attention to the material evidence that the seemingly immaterial transfer of dance knowledge leaves behind—the dust, and other residue, left on the surfaces of a studio by the dancers.
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Anna Cross from Wilmington, N.C., believes the online movement needs to be followed by concrete action: Drawing attention to social issues such as this one is the only way to make a change, as correcting the overall mindset/viewpoint of a population cannot simply be fixed with laws.
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In the most forthright expression of this theme, Andrea Bowers has created an eye-catching sign that lights up at night and reads "Somos 11 Millones" on one side and "We Are 343 Million" on the other, drawing attention to the number of undocumented immigrants in the United States.
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While Kazakhs welcomed the announcement as the potential start of a new era, analysts surmised that the Kremlin would see it in a negative light by drawing attention to the nearly 20-year-old leadership of President Vladimir V. Putin and his lack of a clear succession plan.
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Abe became only the second premier to take part in the centuries-old ritual, and the first since World War Two, drawing attention to a conservative base that wants him to steer the nation back toward a traditional ethos mixing Shinto myth, patriotism and pride in an ancient imperial line.
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Dread Scott's proclamation in his performance piece, "I Am Not a Man," exhibited here in documentation, is a reference to the "I Am a Man" signs of the Civil Rights era, drawing attention to the ongoing denial of the humanity of African Americans in the eyes of society and the State.
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In a modern context, the low bun — worn loose or tidy, hastily done or carefully coifed — is a shortcut to elegance, conveying not stuffiness or seriousness so much as a hint of refreshing formality: sleek, chic and versatile, feminine without being fussy, drawing attention to the face without requesting attention outright.
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Netanyahu is likely drawing attention to Trump Heights in part because he thinks it's politically advantageous to remind right-wing Israeli voters of his record of winning over the US on the status of the Golan Heights and the benefits that have been reaped from his strong relationship with Trump.
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Instead of drawing attention to important women's issues, like the enhanced risk of gender-based violence unique to female refugees in Germany, Uddenburg's sculptures merely objectify the ways in which women are all too often portrayed, leaving nothing to the imagination other than some thinly veiled trope of superficial acquiescence to gender theory.
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She said past complaints to the Labor Department regarding Mexico's violation of the labor cooperation pact have not led to major change and this one may be no different, but it aims to influence the negotiations by drawing attention to Mexico's weak record on worker rights as negotiators discuss labor issues in Montreal.
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"As part of our civic engagement efforts, we are building conversation around the hashtag #BeAVoter with a custom emoji, sending U.S.-based users a prompt in their home timeline with information on how to register to vote, and drawing attention to these conversations and resources through the top US trend," it writes.
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With works by Pope L., Liz Magic Laser, Zoe Leonard, and many others, this show turns an astute eye towards some of the most relevant and troubling issues of our time, drawing attention to white supremacy, shallow free-market individualism, and leaders who are driven by self-interest rather than the common good.
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I strongly believe my only "crime" was upsetting the Bahraini royal family by drawing attention to the failure of Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim al-Khalifa, the president of the Asian Football Confederation, to protect athletes, and his alleged involvement in their arrest and torture, after pro-democracy demonstrations in the country in 2011.
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But the decision of whether to perform was now oriented around the protests of Colin Kaepernick and other N.F.L. players, who in 2016 began taking a knee during the national anthem (or otherwise not standing at attention) as a means of drawing attention to the systemic oppression of black people in this country.
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It's a pseudonym used in a report Thursday from Human Rights Watch that is aimed at drawing attention to what it says are victims of sex assaults in the military who are given improper discharges, rather than the assistance they need, and the problems that causes for them after they are out of the service.
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Despite the vitriol that shows up in her replies, Heard is making the most of her digital soapbox — where she collectively has 22018 million followers across Instagram and Twitter — by drawing attention to causes about which she is passionate, including LGBTQ rights, aid for Syrian refugees, and the plight of migrants at the U.S. border.
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" According to him, the Northern Order and Atomwaffen, "tend to work in the shadows both on and offline, avoiding detection from law enforcement and anti-racist groups, for example—from communicating in private online platforms and masking their faces in photos to hiding in plain sight, in public places, by not drawing attention to themselves.
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When I talked to him about it, the genesis of the idea seemed to have more to do with drawing attention to the plight of homeless people rather than a exaggerated version of an NRA talking point—though he is also a Second Amendment absolutist who had extremely harsh words for the Parkland shooting survivors.
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That's why, while Democratic members of Congress and presidential candidates are rightly drawing attention to the plight of migrants, they need to do more than condemn the current conditions; they need to show that unlike Mr. Trump, they understand the nature of the crisis, both at the border and at its origins in Central America.
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If House Republicans do all this – while also drawing attention to the manner in which the Democrats are waving the impeachment flag wildly and in a manner clearly designed to overturn what Hillary Clinton lost for them two years ago – the Republicans may regain their fighting edge and maintain a majority that right now is slipping through their fingers.
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"I haven't changed my habits but I do have that nagging fear in the back of my head when traveling to countries with extradition treaties with China," a hacker who used to work on cyber operations for the US intelligence community, and asked to remain anonymous to avoid drawing attention to his identity, told me via encrypted chat.
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The technology we use to make this happen will have to not only adapt to the speed in which a user interacts with the experience and evolve based on the changes in order, but it will have to do this seamlessly and without drawing attention to itself, as if it had been composed for that moment.
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Celebrities followed by Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE are targeting the president's daughter and senior adviser in an Instagram campaign aimed at drawing attention to migrant families separated at the border.
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WhatsApp's suing the NSO Group is, undoubtedly, a publicity ploy — but it's also an important step forward for trying to stem the spread of corporate spyware across the globe by drawing attention to how it works, who is distributing it and who is helping prop up that industry by providing infrastructure or merely looking the other way.
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But in a country that has voted representatives in and out of office based on their health care policies, and that prides itself on drawing attention to intractable diseases (we dump ice buckets on our heads to raise funds to fight A.L.S., and walk countless miles for breast cancer), evidence-based medicine should be an easy sell.
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Some Oscar voters, in explaining why they didn't pick the film, implied "Get Out" went too far in drawing attention to how black consciousness may be suppressed: "'Get Out' was a great, fun, entertaining genre film, but I don't read as much into it as others do," a voter said in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
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But by drawing attention to a man who has suddenly transformed from a staunch loyalist to an outspoken critic, Trump's attacks may also motivate disaffected Republicans to look into what Scaramucci is saying — and that's dangerous terrain for a notoriously divisive president who will have a hard time winning reelection if he can't keep Republicans united behind him.
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In the affluent, educated suburbs where much of the political battleground is, Republicans are framing immigration less as a cultural issue with implications for the country's identity and more as a question of security by drawing attention to sanctuary cities, which limit cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration officials, and MS-903, the violent transnational gang.
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Part of the canon of New Queer Cinema, the British filmmaker Derek Jarman's adaptation of Christopher Marlowe's play, starring Steven Waddington as the king and Andrew Tiernan as his lover, sought to give the Elizabethan text a modern resonance, drawing attention to contemporary homophobia and staging the play with a surfeit of sexual and violent imagery.
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Along with fellow Romanian directors (and Cannes favorites) Corneliu Porumboiu (12:08 East of Bucharest) and Cristi Puiu (The Death of Mr. Lazarescu), Mungiu has played a key role in drawing attention to the burgeoning Romanian cinema scene, which is now big enough to warrant its own series of dedicated film festivals and events in the United States.
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With Kim, he declared an end to military exercises in South Korea, but if he tried the same in Europe (something Putin will almost certainly suggest, drawing attention to their costs), not only is that more complex in light of existing NATO commitments, it would also be much more likely to cause trouble in both Congress and Trump's own administration.
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" Anticipating Donald Trump as the Republican nominee, he issued a chilling warning that America was "headed toward a confrontation, the likes of which it has not seen since 1968, between leftist activists, who believe in physical disruption as a means of drawing attention to injustice, and a candidate eager to forcibly put down that disruption in order to make himself look tough.
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"It is a completely made up rating system, but like almost every other made up rating system, it is useful in drawing attention to key issues through a succinct frame," Peter W. Singer, Senior Fellow at New America, future war strategist, and the author of the forthcoming book Burn-In: A Novel of the Real Robotic Revolution—told Motherboard in an email.
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"Old Baby" rests comfortably inside its womb, while pointedly drawing attention to it through its form, shifting settings every few minutes through deft edits (Jessica Yu directed the special with an assured and nimble touch), from Ms. Bamford telling jokes to her husband in their house, to a bunch of old friends on a suburban street, then to strangers in a bowling alley.
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During the campaign, Mr. Khan's opponents worked hard to link him with Islamic extremism: drawing attention to moments when Mr. Khan shared conference stages with reported Islamist radicals — or when, as a human rights lawyer and campaigner, he defended some people he described as "unsavory characters," including a hard-line Islamic cleric who called for the destruction of the Jewish people.
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Democrats have been drawing attention to the employees who have been furloughed or are working without pay as they pressure Republicans and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to enact legislation to reopen the government.
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The analytic philosopher Kendall Walton has argued that photographs provide a way to "see into the past," a way to access the kind of disappeared moments that the poem lingers on, but Sharif complicates any such photographic transparency by drawing attention to the medium's more ghostly elements and then imaginatively filling in the blanks with "guess[es]" as to her uncle's thoughts, feelings, tastes, and words.
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No doubt he was, in his usual incoherent, self-aggrandizing way, merely drawing attention to parallels between his surprise campaign and Britain's populist-fueled decision to leave the European Union: In both cases, so the received wisdom goes, simmering resentment among a forgotten, disparaged section of the public was stirred up by canny populists and visited defeat and humiliation on the complacent, smug political establishment.
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She spent three years experimenting with Nuvory, which must go through a five-year hardening process, before producing her first pieces, and she hopes that, by drawing attention to Nuvory as a sustainable, compassionate alternative to animal ivory, she can contribute to preservation efforts — not least by donating 10 percent of the profit from Nuvory jewelry sales to anti-poaching organizations including the World Wildlife Fund and the Asian Elephant Foundation.
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Drawing attention to Palestinian human rights in the half-century and counting of Israeli rule in all of the territory west of the Jordan River will also get the Israelis' attention, because of the intolerance previously demonstrated by the international community — and even US civil society — for South Africa's apartheid, whose very essence was a state denying the rights of citizenship to a whole category of people over which it ruled.
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"If Macron fails in assembling the political forces around free markets and company and business and if people are still hostile to his politics then she will win because she will catch all the anger that Macron will generate," he added, drawing attention to the swathes of voters who had moved from voting for the various centrist candidates in the first round to Macron – the only centrist candidate to remain in the final round.
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It is not so difficult to imagine why the scions of famous political families, as both Paul and Trump Jr. happen to be, might be reticent about drawing attention to nepotism in Washington D.C. Still, by calling for an investigation of the Bidens and not the Trumps, Paul was not just being hypocritical in the routine way of partisans who pop up on cable news; he was, quite by accident, telling the truth.
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And now, the brand wants to do more than just make a sartorial impact, aiming to make a charitable one as well with their Custom Culture initiative, a contest for high schoolers across the country to design their own sneakers and attempt to win $50,000 for their school in the process Vans created their Custom Culture contest to help inspire and support students' creativity, while also drawing attention to the ever-dwindling arts education budgets in this country.
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Rep. Chip RoyCharles (Chip) Eugene RoyGOP lawmaker blasts Omar and Tlaib: Netanyahu right to block 'enemies' of Israel The Hill's Campaign Report: 28500 Democrats step up attacks ahead of Detroit debate Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess MORE's (R-Texas) procedural moves Wednesday aimed at drawing attention to humanitarian border aid and trying to force a vote on $6900 billion in supplemental funding drew the ire of Democrats and many of his GOP colleagues.
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Bradbury and Triest, the Boston Federal Reserve economists, follow up by drawing attention to the inexorable disadvantages accruing to already disadvantaged kids: A 40 percentage-point gap in college enrollment of students born in the early 1960s between poorest-quartile and richest-quartile students expanded to a 51 point gap for the later cohort; similarly, the earlier cohort's 12 point gap in college completion between rich and poor grew to a 45 point gap for the later cohort.
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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's camp is drawing attention to rival Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's long list of legal battles by reading aloud the names of lawsuits he's involved in over live video.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) on Sunday questioned the timing of the release of damning 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 tapes, drawing attention to the fact that the network had the tape for years.
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