WikiLeaks immediately drew a connection between the release of the new information and the attack.
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One drew a connection between Chobani's hiring of refugees and a spike in tuberculosis cases in Idaho.
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The Wisconsin senator drew a connection between last year's "exceptionally bad flu season" and warned against overreaction.
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Mr. Cooper drew a connection between filmmakers wrestling with race and the #OscarsSoWhite outcry in 2015 and 2016.
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He also drew a connection between more aggressive interdiction efforts and his long-promised construction of a border wall.
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And while Cory Booker drew a connection between Harris's departure and a process warped by wealth, the link is tenuous.
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The agency drew a connection between the earlier WADA whistle-blowing on Russian doping in the run-up to the Rio Olympics.
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Mr. Trump's chief of staff, Reince Priebus, drew a connection between a visit by Mr. Duterte and the tensions with North Korea.
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She also drew a connection between Trump and CNN, and the suspect arrested Friday in the series of mail bombs around the country.
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It was Mr. Dutt who first drew a connection between the soils found in certain parts of Arizona and those of southern France.
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They also drew a connection between the "unlawfulness" of DACA itself (an "executive amnesty") with lawlessness: a willingness to ignore or tolerate violent crime.
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In his speech, Trump drew a connection between opioids and building a border wall, which he argued would help stop drugs from entering the country.
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A 2012 report drew a connection between these body modifications and suicide, illicit drug use, potential disease or infection, eating disorders, and other harmful behaviors.
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Technologists, researchers, and the media quickly drew a connection between 22015's sharp increase in ideological division, fake news, and harassment and the mammoth social network.
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Spokespeople for Definers have told outlets that they drew a connection between the anti-Facebook campaign and Soros to emphasize that it was not a grassroots effort.
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Host George Stephanopoulos drew a connection between votes on impeachment — the full House is expected to vote on articles of impeachment this week — and Van Drew's switch.
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In his speech, he drew a connection between the escape of Jewish slaves from Egypt in the Book of Exodus and the fate of African-Americans fighting for equality.
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Some inside and outside the Department of Homeland Security were appalled by the message, which drew a connection between the citizenship status of the suspect's family and the gruesome crime.
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Pierre Omidyar, the founder of eBay who in 2013 created First Look Media, a studio and digital media company, drew a connection between Mr. Thiel's actions and past comments from Mr. Trump.
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The viral story, which was retracted shortly after it was published, drew a connection between Obama's recent visit to his home state and a Hawaiian federal judge's ruling that blocked Trump's revised travel ban.
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Months later, when a gunman did fire a bullet point-blank through Giffords's head, some conservative activists were outraged that anyone drew a connection between Palin's playful clip art and an actual head shot.
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Kaspersky dubbed the effort "Duqu 2.0" and drew a connection between methods used in the new intrusion and those employed by Stuxnet, a cyber weapon developed for use against Iran by the U.S. and Israel.
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The group sat down with Sandberg for a meeting after reports showed Sandberg knew about a public relations campaign that drew a connection between groups like Color of Change and Democratic mega-donor George Soros.
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In a widely distributed piece written for the magazine The Spectator, which favors leaving the European Union, Alex Massie drew a connection between the "Leave" campaign, which has featured outlandish assertions, xenophobia and Islamophobia, to the death of Ms. Cox.
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Stories in the ad covered topics that drew a connection between Iowans and China, like how President Xi Jinping has twice visited the state, but also less relevant ones, like news that a Chinese university would offer a course on video games.
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In an interview with Reuters earlier this week, U.S. President Donald Trump drew a connection between the Huawei CFO extradition case and his administration's trade row with China, saying he would be willing to intervene if it helped resolve the dispute or serve U.S. national security interests.
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Democratic operatives in Virginia who support Mr. Northam drew a connection between Mr. Fairfax's actions then and over the past 48 hours, when he seemed to point fingers at fellow Democrats for surfacing the accusation of sexual misconduct against him, just as he might be elevated to the commonwealth's top office.
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Zack, it sounds like you were more satisfied than not because it drew a connection between the past and the present, and tried to dismantle the idea that what's going on today is somehow a new, grossly bad thing that doesn't have to do with the kinder and gentler Dubya (or even Bush Sr.) era.
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Sen. Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.) drew a connection between President 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 controversial summit with Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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The piyyut inspired Israeli songwriter Naomi Shemer to write the song "Shivchei Ma'oz" (meaning "praises of the fortress"), as performed by the band Pikud Darom in 1969. In this song Shemer drew a connection between the Jewish hymn and the military positions that were attacked in the War of Attrition of the time.
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When he began his experiments with mesmerism, the topic was very controversial and early experimenters, such as John Elliotson, had been harshly criticised by the medical and scientific establishment. Wallace drew a connection between his experiences with mesmerism and his later investigations into spiritualism. In 1893, he wrote: Frederick Hudson of Wallace and his mother.
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Controversially, Fischer asserted a version of the Sonderweg thesis that drew a connection between aggression in 1914 and 1939. Fischer was later to call Bethmann-Hollweg the "Hitler of 1914". Fischer prompted the Primat der Innenpolitik ("primacy of domestic politics") school, emphasizing domestic German political factors. Some prominent scholars in this school include Imanuel Geiss, Hans-Ulrich Wehler, Wolfgang Mommsen and Volker Berghahn.
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A wide range of philosophers and theologians have linked market economies to monotheistic values. Michael Novak described capitalism as being closely related to Catholicism, but Max Weber drew a connection between capitalism and Protestantism. The economist Jeffrey Sachs has stated that his work was inspired by the healing characteristics of Judaism. Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks of the United Synagogue draws a correlation between modern capitalism and the Jewish image of the Golden Calf.
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In 1978, Pecorelli wrote that Dalla Chiesa was in danger and would be assassinated. Dalla Chiesa was murdered four years later, in September 1982. After Aldo Moro's 1978 assassination, Mino Pecorelli published some confidential documents, mainly Moro's letters to his family. In a cryptic article published in May 1978, Pecorelli drew a connection between Operation Gladio, NATO's stay-behind anti-communist organization (whose existence was publicly acknowledged by Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti in October 1990) and Moro's death.
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Another scholar suggested that the film is meant to express a number of observations of society by having the gremlin characters shift in what they are meant to represent. At different times, they are depicted as teenagers, the wealthy establishment, or fans of Disney films. Another scholar drew a connection between the microwave scene and urban legends about pets dying in microwave ovens. He described the portrayal of this urban legend in the film as successful, but that meant it seemed terrible.
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Severe weather occurred concurrently with Olga's progression toward the United States Gulf Coast. While initial reports drew a connection between Olga and confirmed tornadoes across southwestern Alabama, meteorologists later established them as separate weather events. Moisture from Olga did, however, stream northward through Tuscaloosa, Alabama, producing an October accumulation record of there. Rainfall associated with Olga and preceding Tropical Storm Nestor contributed to monthly precipitation totals 150–300 percent of average throughout Virginia, the western Carolinas, central Georgia, and western Alabama.
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Levine once knew and dated a girl that had been abused by a former partner; and she made excuses for him, and eventually went back to him. He highlighted the difference between the two, "Elizabeth is trying to get free", but still drew a connection between them. Elizabeth is "the most critical of the game's visual icons", being constantly a companion to the protagonist. No longer being recently out of the tower, Elizabeth's character is slightly different in Burial at Sea, being "older, wiser and more confident".
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The løkke building at Lovisenberg, owned by F.H. Frølich. Maltheby, one of the first rented apartment buildings in the city, Akersgata 65, 1844. The placement of the Royal Palace, on which construction started in 1824, was to be significant for the development of the East End and the West End. The castle architect Linstow drew a connection between the city and the palace in a city plan from 1838, so that there would be apartments for the well off along the connecting streets Karl Johans gate, Kristian IV:s gate and St. Olavs gate.
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The reviewer for The New York Times wrote that the novel "exhibited the same craftsmanship that distinguished [Ardrey's] writing for the theater." He also drew a connection between the novel and Ardrey's most famous theatrical work, Thunder Rock. > Like his play, Thunder Rock (which was produced in both New York and London, > and, somehow, never quite attracted the attention it deserved), The > Brotherhood of Fear is first and last an allegory for our time. The novel touched on many themes that would continue to be important in Ardrey's work.
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The group advised that "an opening up of the two-child option to all should be considered." Demographer Liang Zhongtang said the letter was likely the start of a gradual shift in policy, but that a sudden shift was very unlikely. Although there was no explicit mention of Feng Jianmei in the letter, multiple news sources drew a connection between the timing of the two events. Writing for The New Yorker, Evan Osnos said that "pressure for change of China’s one- child policy seems to be mounting" in the wake of Feng's case.
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The remarks were initially publicized by Peter Breggin, an outspoken opponent of psychiatric medication and biological explanations of crime. Goodwin first apologized for the primate remarks in an interview on February 21, calling them "insensitive and careless." He resigned from his position on February 27, 1992. Further controversy arose when Breggin drew a connection between the Violence Initiative and Goodwin's earlier research into the use of psychiatric drugs as a means of controlling violent behavior, ultimately suggesting that the Violence Initiative would result in widespread use of psychiatric drugs to control the behavior of inner-city minority youth.
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A 2002 study draws a relationship between caudate asymmetry and symptoms related to ADHD. The authors used MR images to compare the relative volumes of the caudate nuclei (as the caudate is a bilateral structure), and drew a connection between any asymmetries and symptoms of ADHD: "The degree of caudate asymmetry significantly predicted cumulative severity ratings of inattentive behaviors." This correlation is congruent with previous associations of the caudate with attentional functioning. A more recent 2018 study replicated these findings, and demonstrated that the caudate asymmetries related to ADHD were more pronounced in the dorsal medial regions of the caudate.
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The man was alleged to be Wong's assistant Taguchi who was arranging the children for best photographic effect. An article in The Japan Times and Mail said the man was a rescue worker who was posing the baby and the boy for the photographer. Wong described the man as the baby's father, coming to rescue his children as the Japanese aircraft returned following the bombing. Japanese propagandists drew a connection between what they claimed was a falsified image and the general news accounts by U.S. and Chinese sources reporting on the fighting in Shanghai, with the aim of discrediting all reports of Japanese atrocities.
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Eagleton in 2012 In late 2007, a critique of Martin Amis included in the introduction to a 2007 edition of Eagleton's book Ideology was widely reprinted in the British press. In it, Eagleton took issue with Amis' widely quoted writings on "Islamism", directing particular attention to one specific passage from an interview with Ginny Dougary published in the Times on 9 September 2006. Eagleton criticised Amis and expressed surprise as to its source, stating: "[these are] not the ramblings of a British National Party thug ... but the reflections of Martin Amis, leading luminary of the English metropolitan literary world." He drew a connection between Amis and his father (the novelist Kingsley Amis).
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They also brought with them the old school's athletic uniforms, which necessitated the new school's colors to be the same as the Oregon school's (green and white). Even the old school's fight song was brought along, with appropriate new wording changes made by an early music teacher. The original name of Notre Dame High School for Boys drew a connection between the Congregation's most noted local center of higher learning, the University of Notre Dame, and the Chicago area, which had given its support to the University and the congregation over many years. An excerpt from the Congregation's Province Review in 1954 noted:History of Notre Dame HS > For years the University (of Notre Dame) and the Community have been helped > by a large group of loyal friends in the Chicago area.
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For instance, they publicized press conferences help by a group called "gays for Yavlinsky" (part of Putin's "dirty tricks" to decrease the appeal of Yavlinsky, as homosexuality was not widely approved of by the Russian public). The ORT network not only aired reports that drew a connection between the Yavlinsky campaign and the homosexual community (alleging that they were one of the primary groups supporting him), but it also alleged that Jews and foreigners were two other groups that comprised Yavlinsky's primary base of support (hoping to harm Yavlinsky's appeal to voters harboring antisemitic or xenophobic sentiments). In February Yavlinsky reiterated his intent to combat Putin's campaign declaring, Yavlinsky had hired campaign experts who masterminded an attempt to drastically overhaul his image using television advertisements. Yavlinsky's campaign bombarded voters with advertisements in the last two weeks of the election.
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Coleridge was probably given the drug numerous times in his youth during several bouts of rheumatic illness. Small medicinal dosages seldom lead to full-blown addiction but for Coleridge, who experienced the painful return of the symptoms many times in his life, it surely introduced him to the use of the drug much earlier than his story to Cottle admits. Regardless of when and where Coleridge’s opium addiction began, it is clear that the more reliant on the drug he became, the more his work suffered, the less he was able to focus and concentrate, and the more strained his relations became. In fact, it is arguable that any analysis of Coleridge’s life must be done against the constant background of opium usage. But as important as the issue of opium is in Coleridge’s life, it is never a straightforward issue because he often hid it from public and familial view and at other times he exaggerated its importance to his work. In the 1816 publication of his major ‘opium’ poems Coleridge purposely drew a connection between his creative work and his opium usage.
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