"Democrats will feel emboldened and their base will feel emboldened," a senior administration official said.
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Anti-choice forces in this country feel really, really emboldened and voters know that they feel emboldened and they know what's at stake.
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Dr. Vinson finds that many people are particularly concerned that, "Trump's candidacy has emboldened racists and emboldened hateful attitudes and gestures," she says.
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Democrats say Trump emboldened Democrats say it's clear that Trump has been emboldened by his acquittal in the impeachment trial last week, in which all but one found him not guilty.
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" George W. Bush on the US: "Bigotry seems emboldened.
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The truth is, nut jobs ... aren't emboldened by rhetoric.
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" And, most importantly, Bush said that "bigotry seems emboldened.
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President Trump has not only emboldened hate groups at home, but he's also emboldened governments abroad, like that of Bahrain, to carry out human rights abuses and flout international law with impunity.
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I was emboldened by a friend cutting off her own locks a couple of seats over; emboldened by the desire to challenge any lingering fatphobic constructs I may have been applying to myself.
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The dwindling quantity of people, in turn, has emboldened animals.
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While the president would be emboldened, Democrats would emerge despondent.
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That success has emboldened it to try something truly new.
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An emboldened opposition is seeking to derail his economic reforms.
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The move infuriated Democrats and emboldened Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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For myself, there's this emboldened feeling that something will change.
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But YT's ambitious guidance had emboldened the leadership, sources say.
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But these have emboldened the protesters, whose ambitions are growing.
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You're feeling spontaneously emboldened to let go of the past!
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They could be emboldened by Trump's decision to pick Rep.
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Without even being elected, he has emboldened the world's troublemakers.
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And he is becoming more emboldened and ambitious with time.
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" Ellison also said he thinks white supremacists are feeling "emboldened.
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The uproar over vacations has emboldened employees to assert themselves.
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That success also emboldened Aas to make a difficult call.
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Emboldened players challenge them more and talk directly to owners.
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But Mr. Lighthizer seems emboldened, not cowed, by the conflict.
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Refreshed and emboldened, it resumed its trek north last week.
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Here's what you need to know: • An emboldened far right.
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Trump appears emboldened by his Senate acquittal earlier this month.
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Activists claim the announcement emboldened police response to the crowds.
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The system that emboldened that strategy bothered some other executives.
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Democrats have also been emboldened by the health care debacle.
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His call has emboldened manufacturers to respond to market demand.
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If Moore wins sexual predators will feel vindicated and emboldened.
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Trump may emerge from the impeachment trial embittered and emboldened.
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House Republicans feel emboldened by last year's election of Rep.
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Iran and its proxies were emboldened by the Jerusalem decision.
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We are emboldened by the memory of our loved ones.
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In interviews, diplomats speak about a group that seems emboldened.
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Thiel's success seems to have emboldened the right in general.
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Nothing has emboldened Mr. Netanyahu more than Mr. Trump's support.
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But emboldened Democratic Socialists don't seem in the mood for compromise.
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And a newly emboldened, confident America is good for the world.
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The NTSB decision in the Pirker case emboldened the FAA, however.
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And this was after people initially felt emboldened by Reagan's election.
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Two victims of his harassment said this emboldened his inappropriate behavior.
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And so, perhaps emboldened by success, he returned 10 days later.
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The ruling emboldened other judges, who have struck down bad laws.
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These Nazi groups feel emboldened when they met with little opposition.
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Emboldened autocrats have little need to pretend that they govern democracies.
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We were emboldened by the response that we saw for 'Roseanne.
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This has, in turn, emboldened climate change deniers in public office.
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Feeling emboldened, I tried another Torrid style, the strappy lace bralette.
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Mr Macron may now feel emboldened to try more such mediation.
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The latest administration brought with it racists emboldened by President Trump.
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The changing dynamics of the labor market also have emboldened scammers.
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America's adversaries, especially North Korea, have grown stronger and been emboldened.
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Obama's foreign policy, particularly in Libya, Syria, and Iraq, emboldened ISIS.
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Companies felt emboldened to charge a little extra for their wares.
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Nonetheless, his retirement, coupled with those demographic shifts, has emboldened Democrats.
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In countless ways, the current administration has emboldened bigotry and intolerance.
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The media spotlight on the issue has emboldened a righteous anger.
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On Trump's first stops in Asia, he'll encounter leaders recently emboldened.
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Concern is growing that the Chinese government will feel emboldened for
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Israel especially faces three emboldened, genocidal enemies: Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran.
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Backlash The shutdown appears to have emboldened rather than crushed dissent.
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But Obama's critics say his hesitancy only emboldened the Iranian regime.
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These rules are now under attack by an emboldened Republican Congress.
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"Even if Clinton won, though, bigots were being emboldened," Mercado said.
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Emboldened tourists just laughed and asked me to pose for selfies.
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Specifically, Russia's emboldened interest in cryptocurrencies hasn't evaded the U.S. government.
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Everywhere you look lately, centrists are panicking about the emboldened left.
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Emboldened by those decisions, more and more companies adopted the clauses.
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It has also emboldened critics of globalization and trade with China.
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On the contrary, Trump is emboldened, and his foes momentarily defensive.
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The development in Connecticut has emboldened him in his own effort.
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As he feels emboldened, his base rides the wave with him.
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If Republicans keep control, just imagine how emboldened Trump will feel.
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Trump would feel emboldened to continue his attacks on democratic values.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez needs the center-left — surely emboldened by Gov.
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If Mr. Putin does not feel emboldened now, when will he?
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In the face of lax enforcement, inmates seem emboldened, they said.
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Trump survived his impeachment trial emboldened, lashing out at his enemies.
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"The Socialist Democrats who pushed that agenda are emboldened," he said.
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Rather than being chastened by impeachment proceedings, Mr. Trump was emboldened.
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Instead, Trump has shown signs he feels emboldened by the acquittal.
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The latest Congressional Budget Office report has emboldened Donald Trump's critics.
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However, Carter emboldened these costume designers with edgy, high-tech touches.
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Also, I think Trump's supporters are pretty emboldened to begin with.
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Saudi Arabia will feel "very emboldened by U.S. support," Yahya said.
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Xenophobia is on the rise and the far right is emboldened.
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Meanwhile, the Freedom Caucus has likely been emboldened in challenging GOP leadership.
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Such optimism has also emboldened stock punters to boost their leveraged bets.
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It has also emboldened armed rebel groups in different parts of Congo.
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Confidence is thinned; missions are delayed; costs are incurred; competitors are emboldened.
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Environmentalists say these farmers have been emboldened by Bolsonaro's pro-business rhetoric.
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Rather, inaction emboldened the army to act more ruthlessly elsewhere in Myanmar.
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The investigation's completion leaves Mr Trump emboldened, and the presidency more powerful.
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Emboldened, the aspirants are outbidding each other to promise gifts to voters.
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An emboldened civil society and free press helped hold politicians to account.
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In all likelihood the gangs are emboldened by the absence of prosecution.
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The nationalist right may remain an outnumbered fringe, but it is emboldened.
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Johnson said criminals feel empowered and emboldened by recent criticisms of police.
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New labor laws and rising copper prices have emboldened miners throughout Chile.
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Trump's presidential win has seemingly emboldened the KKK to be more visible.
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" Emboldened by "The Deer Park," Minton followed with a bigger coup: "Lolita.
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Republicans, emboldened by Trump, have attacked food stamps and health care reform.
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An emboldened Saudi Arabia acts as it sees fit to fill the
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Their success emboldened the Assad forces to intensify airstrikes on rebel targets.
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The ideals emboldened by the Freedom Summer volunteers must serve as ours.
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The Stop & Shop workers were likely emboldened by the public school strikes.
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It's no wonder that the nativists are feeling inspired, the bigots emboldened.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has been emboldened by the Aleppo victory.
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Others are emboldened to act in an equally nationalistic and assertive way.
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Red states may feel emboldened to copy ideas like those from Indiana.
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Exhausted but emboldened, some of the teachers gave speeches on the steps.
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The people we fail to befriend may become our latest emboldened enemies.
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Those who align with these movements feel legitimized and emboldened by him.
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This has emboldened the clubbing community and made it more tightly knit.
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He feels emboldened, like he's finally in the swing of the job.
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No wonder friends say they are feeling emboldened, and aren't going anywhere.
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Democrats are feeling emboldened about their prospects of taking back the House.
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While Democrats thought he went too far, demoralized Republicans were emboldened again.
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Iran's behavior is worse now, because it has been enriched and emboldened.
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He was emboldened by President Trump's support, our White House correspondent writes.
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Hindu extremists are likely to feel emboldened by Mr. Modi's election win.
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But emboldened nationalists are unlikely to kill the plan for Tito's ship.
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The police did not know when the emboldened man might strike again.
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"Columbia emboldened Professor Bekaert by its inaction," Mr. Sanford told the jury.
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Newly emboldened victims, who have come forward with accounts of his misbehavior.
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They most likely feel emboldened by the president, not traumatized by him.
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These were men emboldened by a president who shares their odious beliefs.
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We were comrades cloistered in a booth, emboldened by inhibition-free nudists.
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She was really grounded and emboldened by the strength of that relationship.
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Emboldened by the #MeToo movement, many of them have challenged longstanding practices.
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"Do you worry President Trump will be emboldened by acquittal?" he asked.
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This election has emboldened them to flaunt what was once deemed abhorrent.
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Rather than quashing dissent, experts say, Iran's repression may have emboldened activists.
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"If anything, I think Kim Jong Un feels more emboldened," he added.
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Perhaps Grace is emboldened by these eruptions; perhaps she recoils in terror.
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But his expected acquittal is also likely to leave the president emboldened.
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The Imbonerakure were "emboldened by their contribution-collector role", the report found.
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"The lack of accountability has emboldened the government of Sudan," they claimed.
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Emboldened by Mr. Trump's victory, the Israeli right has been asserting itself.
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The bomb-throwers aren't just emboldened on college campuses, they're in power.
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If nothing else, European far-right parties are gaining newly emboldened allies.
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The ripple effect is that other countries feel emboldened to act out.
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Across America, women are increasingly emboldened to discuss the harassment they experienced.
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Feature Inside the emboldened, if hardly unified, ranks of the L.G.B.T. right.
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That has emboldened neighboring Malta and other countries to do the same.
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And we know that extremists feel emboldened because they are telling us.
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The KKK and other white supremacist organisations have been emboldened by it.
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Emboldened pro-democracy movements are testing China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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It has also emboldened armed rebel groups in different parts of the country.
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This victory appears to have emboldened them to turn their attention to Harmon.
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These people feel emboldened; I know that because they told me countless times.
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The Obama years have emboldened advocacy organizations in D.C. and around the country.
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In Trump and Bannon's America, this is a man who now feels emboldened.
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Trump's refusal to rein them in lets racists feel emboldened and even protected.
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The attack by the emboldened insurgents took the government in Kabul by surprise.
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Through their own example, they said they have emboldened others to come out.
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Despite their absence, however, a few emboldened men did speak about the subject.
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She said she had been emboldened by other women who had come forward.
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That said, Bridenstine seemed to be emboldened, not discouraged, by the 2024 deadline.
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From afar, you looked more emboldened than you've been in a long time.
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John McCain ("half-baked, spurious nationalism") and George W. Bush ("Bigotry seems emboldened").
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"Feminists have always been emboldened by the acts of immigrant women," Dunham wrote.
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It is undeniable that hate has been emboldened since the fall of 2016.
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They aren't emboldened by anything, save for maybe the voices in their heads.
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Emboldened by the doubters, Claire partnered with her school to make it happen.
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Emboldened and enriched, the thieves are likely to strike again, security experts predict.
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Progressives may feel especially emboldened if a blue wave crests across the country.
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Emboldened, she rushed over to a larger comma chair swaying from another tree.
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Medicaid expansion's success in Maine emboldened grassroots campaigns in Idaho, Nebraska and Utah.
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They did that beautifully — and it sort of emboldened the rest of us.
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They just are emboldened and doing a tremendous disservice to the American people.
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But the hateful actions against otherness are alive, emboldened and harming people now.
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There is a reason the President feels emboldened to continue acting this way.
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Emboldened by the court's makeup, they think it will help overturn Roe v.
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The Petrobras investigation has emboldened prosecutors who are ruthlessly cracking down on corruption.
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At the margins, the far-right AfD party in Germany will feel emboldened.
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Putin may well be emboldened by the US president's obsequious display in Moscow.
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This has emboldened them to seek higher tax revenues from foreign mining companies.
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The arms-for-hostages storm hurt Mr. Bush and emboldened his Republican opponents.
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Chris Brown, managing member at Aristides Capital, another Tesla shorter, was also emboldened.
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But these changes have also emboldened political competition, complicating other types of reform.
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It was then that Mr. Onaga felt emboldened to express his true views.
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If Republicans hold the House and Senate, imagine how emboldened Trump will feel.
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It was a nasty and dangerous strategy, which emboldened extremists on all sides.
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New digital tools have also emboldened nonexperts to wage these sorts of attacks.
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But anti-abortion legislators seem to have been emboldened by Donald Trump's victory.
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In this case, insurers and defendants have become emboldened in the negotiation process.
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It was also, they say, a reckless gambit undertaken by an emboldened Trump.
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"People are feeling more and more emboldened," said Eva Bereczova, the city's spokeswoman.
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All are experiencing real threats to their stability, including protests and emboldened rioters.
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Congressional Republicans, emboldened by their narrow majority, pushed their luck from Day 1.
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"These companies are emboldened by this remoteness to not do anything," he said.
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Democrats believe this emboldened President to further abuse the power of his office.
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The agency has been emboldened to act on some of its worst impulses.
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Netanyahu asserted in the Oval Office the agreement had "emboldened" and "enriched" Tehran.
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Nothing emboldened Mr. Netanyahu more than the support of his ally, Mr. Trump.
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And how skipping those meetings has, in some cases, just emboldened the activists?
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Conservative lawmakers have been emboldened in their efforts to roll back Roe v.
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"We have become emboldened," says Terry Scuoler, head of the EEF, a manufacturers' organisation.
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Amazon has become a recurring symbol of economic inequality for newly emboldened progressive Democrats.
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If she does not emerge well from those events, her opponents will be emboldened.
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The thugs of the KKK may feel emboldened, but we need not fear them.
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They may very well feel emboldened, but that doesn't make them any more real.
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Lawmakers across the board have been emboldened to speak out against their leadership's plans.
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Her art changed the way many see feminism and emboldened women from all backgrounds.
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This history continues today through a resurgent national security apparatus with emboldened nationalist tendencies.
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Energized and emboldened, they promise to bring new voters to the polls this November.
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For now, Trump Jr. feels emboldened by this fight, people close to him say.
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The president's haphazard concession emboldened Democrats and dispirited fellow Republicans at the same time.
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His words and actions emboldened white nationalists and brought a rise in hate crimes.
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"As resistance grows, the right also becomes more emboldened to take action against us."
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Yet autocrats emboldened by Mr Trump's support may not have a completely free hand.
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Today, money and diplomatic support from anti-democratic Arab regimes have emboldened the junta.
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"If we do nothing here, the president is going to be emboldened," Cummings said.
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The accusations also emboldened Republicans to ask whether the judge was being unfairly attacked.
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Rebels may now feel emboldened to push their causes even harder than they have.
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Because the sky hadn't fallen, the Obama administration felt emboldened to keep pushing harder.
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Imagine what they would do if they felt emboldened and enabled by the presidency?
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"Hedman at every step aided and abetted and emboldened the unethical behavior," he said.
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We quickly learned that anonymity emboldened people to share their more malicious opinions shamelessly.
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Trainspotting was the celluloid calling card for Cool Britannia, and it emboldened a generation.
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Our laws bolstered and emboldened those who wanted to attack non-conforming sexual desire.
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That way others may be emboldened by our support to come forward and speak.
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Murray emboldened Douglass to escape and he fled to freedom disguised as a sailor.
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Trump's election appears to have emboldened Sisi to step up his Islamic reformation campaign.
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China's detractors, right and left, are emboldened, while those advocating more engagement are exhausted.
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The new administration could turn to old friends as it confronts an emboldened China.
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If the United States turned toward isolationism, the Japanese prime minister would be emboldened.
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They're emboldened by Ted Cruz's two decisive victories in Maine and Kansas on Saturday.
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"Those guys (shale producers) will be emboldened by any deal we make," he said.
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Emboldened leaders have contributed to the steep drop in democracy scores in many countries.
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He nursed pints of Pepsi while the others, emboldened by lager, grew more voluble.
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When the journalists decided to turn back, the protesters, apparently emboldened, started chasing them.
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Over the course of this conflict, President Trump has emboldened Saudi and emirati leaders.
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But this reckoning has not emboldened victims of harassment to report their experiences equally.
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Now newly emboldened congressional Democrats have taken an absolutist stance against building a wall.
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Nixon's hostility toward the press grew, and the press was emboldened by his aggression.
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Emboldened, Mr. Tate asked Mr. Davis if he could sit in for one number.
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I am both honored and emboldened by the opportunity to lead this extraordinary business.
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Emboldened, I tried the glasses out on a group standing about 20 feet away.
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People are being emboldened in a way that I thought we had moved beyond.
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Barkley insisted that Trump's focus on "building a wall" and "deporting" had emboldened racists.
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John McCain, who said Sunday that Trump's announcement about leaving Syria had "emboldened" Assad.
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He said anger at the police has left criminals "emboldened" to commit violent crimes.
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We should also note honestly that President Trump employs individuals who emboldened this movement.
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An emboldened Turkey increases the risk that Turkey and Russia stumble toward open conflict.
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A global tide of authoritarian sentiment has also emboldened Mr. He's critics inside China.
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They were emboldened by the 2017 case of Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia v.
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The judiciary, emboldened by Ergenekon and Sledgehammer, pursued the investigations ever closer to Erdoğan.
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That's true even after Democrats were emboldened by their sweeping election victories this week.
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Other, more minor adversaries will feel emboldened by such an alliance — Iran, for example.
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Since the election, white supremacists and perpetuators of hate speech appear to be emboldened.
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Suddenly emboldened, the Cavaliers kept rolling, doing so with five reserves on the floor.
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But now he is often denounced by Maoists emboldened by the hard-line pronouncements.
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Emboldened by the GOP support, Democrats appear poised to ramp up their Zika efforts.
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Trump's messaging has emboldened his white-nationalist supporters to act violently against other Americans.
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That emboldened thousands of survivors to file police reports after they had been assaulted.
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Those rubbed-in holes, scratched hatches and loop-de-loops are emboldened with potentiality.
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But the mass demonstrations have emboldened well-known figures to lead the reform drive.
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He was further emboldened after meeting King Salman of Saudi Arabia in late March.
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And the more recent incarnations of the party are quite emboldened from that period.
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And he is now more emboldened than ever to return to his campaign combative persona.
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After Netanyahu's re-election, Palestinians voiced fears that the Israeli leader would now feel emboldened.
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The party&aposs left is emboldened and intent on making sure their leaders know it.
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Emboldened by Washington's problems with China, Tokyo and Berlin could now be much tougher customers.
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The climate that emboldened Russia to behave like this has been years in the making.
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Possibly, the companies' upcoming IPOs emboldened Misra yesterday to announce the firm's own growth plans.
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I'm sure they are terrified by how emboldened white supremacists are in the Trump era.
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Either way, they say, he looks less emboldened now than he did several months ago.
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Saudi Arabia appears to have been emboldened by the support of Donald Trump, America's president.
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Russia, whose threat Mr Trump refuses to take seriously, will be emboldened to make mischief.
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Emboldened, they are no longer bothering to disguise their reluctance to cede power to civilians.
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Having bulldozed the opposition, perhaps Mr Modi will now feel emboldened not to copy it.
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But its enemies will now feel emboldened to ensure that further investigations of politicians die.
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After talking to Scarlet, I felt emboldened to borrow some latex lingerie from my friend.
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Since Donald Trump's election, Shipman says some students have felt emboldened to make racist comments.
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The three straight wins, against the Hawks and now the Heat, have emboldened the Knicks.
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With the economy strong and Mr Trump visibly emboldened, his popularity has been creeping up.
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"That probably emboldened attorneys, certainly here in Florida and probably throughout the country," Topolski said.
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And so when Emanuel proposed privatizing 311, scores of Chicago aldermen felt emboldened to fight.
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Emboldened, unleashed, recognizing that now institutions can be even more irrelevant than they were before.
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When adversaries believe you are weak, they are emboldened to act -- and prone to miscalculate.
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At the same time, he'll be squaring off against Trump and an emboldened Republican Party.
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The closer Republicans come to victory on November 8, the more emboldened they will be.
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The silence also emboldened the men and women Republicans would have liked him to deride.
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" Clapper told Cooper he thinks the Russians are "emboldened now to be even more aggressive.
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The Russian sanctions bill is an example of an emboldened Congress, including Republicans, pushing back.
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If Sunday's turnout is in fact that low, the opposition would be even further emboldened.
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Worse, Obama's failure to enforce his "red line" emboldened Assad to gas his people again.
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Why are so many people emboldened to speak their minds about race, gender, and equality?
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Recent events have even emboldened those who push back against the Death Of Football narrative.
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Trump argues, however, that the deal has emboldened Iran and is counter to U.S. interests.
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The Comey firing already further emboldened Democrats to try and block Trump at every move.
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Harmit Athwal of the IRR says Brexit has "emboldened" people to express hostility towards immigrants.
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Since then, emboldened by those early missteps, political actors across the spectrum have defied Trump.
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Thitinan said Yingluck's decision to skip the verdict hearing will have "emboldened" the military government.
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The EPA, emboldened by the president and spurred on by the environmental lobby, ran amok.
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Even if the DOJ loses, it could be emboldened to go after Comcast and Fox.
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These land barons, as it turns out, are financed and emboldened by the European Union.
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Democrats are feeling emboldened about their chances of taking back control of the lower chamber.
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It has also emboldened providers in those places to speak out publicly, the advocates say.
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Since the Shelby decision, many states have been emboldened to implement laws like North Carolina's.
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These are the kind of numbers that emboldened Mr. Johnson to call an election now.
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She said she was emboldened to tell her story publicly because of Ms. Carlson's lawsuit.
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Another 3.013% said Trump is not a white supremacist, but he has emboldened white supremacists.
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Finally, it emboldened them to leave the sanctuary of their churches and join the Rev.
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"People are emboldened by a low unemployment rate," said Windham, the labor expert from Georgetown.
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Others, especially minorities, feel Trump's rise to power has emboldened conservative students to spew vitriol.
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Jones has emboldened his players to take charge and to play aggressive and attacking rugby.
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But after winning several states and widening her delegate lead on Tuesday, she is emboldened.
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Even if Russia isn't emboldened to full-on test NATO, the consequences could be severe.
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In McKinley's photographs and sculptures, the artist explores new traditions emboldened with power not parody.
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His enemies are emboldened, and party elders who stayed neutral are now off the sidelines.
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And that has made some Brazilians feel "emboldened to carry out illegal activities," he added.
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Emboldened, he switched agents — to Newman's agent, Michael Ovitz, the head of Creative Artists Agency.
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These protests emboldened Rousseff's political enemies to pursue impeachment, even though the charges were unrelated.
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Rather than being cowed by the debunkers, it seems Goop has been emboldened by us.
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Worse, the government, emboldened by the deal, could well come down even harder on them.
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Feeling emboldened by these early wins, Pelosi wants Democrats to keep pushing forward on investigations.
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Emboldened by the presence of his captain, he called Ponting out for a precarious single.
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Paul said at the time that he felt "emboldened" by the president's pressure and criticism.
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El Salvador's armed forces would be deployed, its police emboldened, its prisons packed to overflowing.
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Newly emboldened Democrats have a list of demands, including the protection of young undocumented immigrants.
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The dark synergy of extreme weather and emboldened pests could imperil vast stretches of woodland.
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It is not only that Canadian women feel emboldened by their American counterparts, she added.
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It has also emboldened other attempts to reverse Guatemala's recent gains against impunity and corruption.
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The rebel groups that have taken up arms again have been emboldened in recent days.
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They were concerned Ukraine would be emboldened to act out militarily and overplay its hand.
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Far-right groups are thriving online and have been emboldened since Mr. Trump took office.
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If Democrats don't retake the House of Representatives, imagine how emboldened President Trump would feel.
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Democrats have said the President feels emboldened by his acquittal in the Senate impeachment trial.
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"Living Dead" emboldened a generation of horror masters, but "Chain Saw" terrified them the most.
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Emboldened by their electoral successes, opposition leaders predicted more difficult times ahead for Mr. Orban.
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The emboldened silent majority speckled the streets, sporting their red "Make America Great Again" caps.
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Emboldened by the appeals court, Democrats attacked Mr. Trump for trying to subvert American values.
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That rancor has emboldened Democrats who believe that the fighting will weaken the eventual nominee.
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Perhaps they are emboldened by recent Supreme Court decisions that are quickly eroding that separation.
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Because H.R. 3409 gives cover to pyramid schemes, if enacted, bad operators will be emboldened.
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If anything, said one Afghan official, the negotiations appear to have only emboldened the Taliban.
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Republican partisans should consider to what depths a future Democratic president, thus emboldened, could stoop.
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That part of the movement has been emboldened by the similarities between Nixon and Trump.
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Emboldened by her spontaneous new behavior, Harper starts to fall for a DJ (Richard Madden).
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As it stands now, Saudi Arabia's de facto leader must be more emboldened than ever.
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Now, as the end of the administration nears, recent legal setbacks may have emboldened Barclays.
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Sanders believes the emergence of these cultural and social movements may have emboldened Parkland's teens.
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Escaping the Mueller investigation relatively unscathed emboldened Trump and Giuliani, one White House adviser said.
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However, the move only emboldened progressives, who have stepped up their own anti-Lipinski campaign.
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Who knows what an emboldened Trump will do in the meantime, but accountability must continue.
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A dark synergy of extreme weather and emboldened pests could imperil vast stretches of woodland.
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They felt emboldened — enough so to march into Charlottesville and cause chaos over the weekend.
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Survivors have become emboldened to risk the pain of reliving it by talking about it.
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Drastic political changes in Armenia last year emboldened protesters to act against the planned mine.
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"People feel more emboldened in their biases," said Waters of the tone under the current administration.
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And what they're likely to find is a more emboldened young prince — his terms more cutthroat.
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It was a keen reminder: feminists have always been emboldened by the acts of immigrant women.
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Some Republican lawmakers, emboldened by Trump's election, have raised pressure on the EPA in recent days.
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" He says "Iran is now feeling emboldened," criticizing the Obama administration for failing "to respond adequately.
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Salvini, emboldened by the populist surge in support, will spend the summer blocking refugee rescue ships.
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Romney has now become the target of wrath of an emboldened Trump and his core supporters.
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Emboldened by that support, he intends to begin an assault on the Mussolini-era labour laws.
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"He became emboldened to speak on these things and know that they would resonate," Clavon said.
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This spring's changes were adopted over outcry that gun owners could be emboldened to shoot first.
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"In the era of #MeToo, more and more people feel emboldened to speak out," she said.
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Emboldened by the Brexit vote, Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has called a referendum on Oct.
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Despite this defiant attitude from Netanyahu, Lappin warns that the Syrians feel emboldened by Russian support.
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Those fighting against inequality, sexism, racism and xenophobia face an entrenched and increasingly emboldened reactionary opposition.
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When it meets with warrior planet Mars afterwards, you'll feel emboldened to go on an adventure.
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Still, if the Democrats take the House, the establishment wing of the party will be emboldened.
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"In this divisive time people are emboldened to be the worst version of themselves," he wrote.
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Mariana, emboldened by his douchery, decides then that she'll take Jesus with her on her travels.
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MEPs have gained strength in recent years and were emboldened by increased turnout in the election.
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They loathed watching him identify with Mr Trump, a president who has emboldened America's far right.
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When the news about Harvey Weinstein broke, we were emboldened to go further with the story.
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IN 1988 A world emboldened by the eradication of smallpox set its cross-hairs on polio.
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Back in Chicago, Dreamers are anxious but emboldened by the support they receive from fellow citizens.
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So for the time being, both countries may feel emboldened rather than constrained by their economies.
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That made me a little less emboldened than I was when I'd just agreed to go.
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Extremist groups may feel emboldened under a ruling party that is losing its reputation for secularism.
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Right-wing groups that promote themselves as "white advocates" have been emboldened by Donald Trump's candidacy.
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Go soft on PiS's leader, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, and Europe's next would-be autocrat will be emboldened.
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Klein said the Arab world would now feel emboldened to change Trump's thinking on other issues.
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From there, the Trump administration—and whoever follows—would be emboldened to prosecute similar journalistic acts.
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It's indicative of just how emboldened people are, how much the norms of discourse have shifted.
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But political support from both Republicans and Democrats to go after individuals has emboldened the SEC.
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It's emboldened me in a way I don't think I would have experienced in the Midwest.
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Kazin said the left was emboldened by the current president in part because he disappointed them.
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It's like Mayberry with a bunch of angry and emboldened Barney Fifes and no Sheriff Taylor.
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The size of the current stoppage, though, suggests growing confidence among workers emboldened by recent triumphs.
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This has emboldened AMCU, which in April ended a five-month strike at Sibanye's gold operations.
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Zubac, though somewhat humbled by the experience, is also emboldened, having drawn blood from the beast.
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I later learned that any kind of interaction, regardless of how negative or dismissive, emboldened him.
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The "Greatest Generation" understood that retrenchment as a foreign policy simply emboldened dictators, fascists and zealots.
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These loans have emboldened Kenyatta to ignore appeals from Kenyan activists to improve his rights record.
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Hours before the truce took effect, an emboldened Assad vowed to take back all of Syria.
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A narrow five-justice majority, emboldened by a stolen seat, overturned four decades of commonsense precedent.
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Every one of her moves will be scrutinized by the left, which is emboldened by Sen.
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Emboldened Democrats increasingly view the Arizona Senate race as a pick-up opportunity, with incumbent Sen.
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Technology allowed, or emboldened, Mays to crow over his fell deeds, but it also trapped him.
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The emboldened retail investor may be a new catalyst to help take stocks higher — for now.
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But even with the disappointment, McMullin said Trump's victory emboldened his efforts to continue challenging Trump.
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With fascism at home in the White House, certain groups only grew emboldened online and off.
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And Trump's absence emboldened journalists to call out the president's dangerous attacks on the First Amendment.
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Essential health benefits and why they matter "We've emboldened them," one White House aide said. Rep.
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"I really believe people are feeling emboldened in sexual harassment in this moment," Roy told me.
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That attention "really emboldened the Democrats and shored up the ones that were wobbling," Greer said.
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Emboldened by Trump's victory, he asked for a new contract on the eve of the inauguration.
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Emboldened by the current administration's rhetoric and policies, conservative reproductive policies have been enjoying relative success.
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And this, in turn, has emboldened the Trump administration to raise the stakes of its demands.
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But as the statements, broadcast live, continued last week, they said they were emboldened by solidarity.
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White supremacists and neo-Nazis, emboldened in these times, preach a timeworn hatred that corrodes community.
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Some were not, but all shared a common cause, emboldened in part by the #MeToo movement.
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Mob lynchings have increased, and right-wing Hindus have felt emboldened to push an extreme agenda.
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So why the sea change in public attitudes and emboldened candidates running squarely on gun safety?
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The far-right groups thrive online and have been increasingly emboldened since Mr. Trump took office.
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A third person Adelaide Gardner, said seeing Quinn's post emboldened her to share her own story.
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The Trump administration would have felt much more emboldened had there not been this enormous opposition.
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That emboldened students and workers who had been calling for democracy to push their demands further.
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Critics argued that the president's failure to enforce his own "red line" had emboldened Mr. Assad.
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His relentless lies, impulsive acts and gassy pronouncements have emboldened American journalists and quickened their senses.
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Many of these groups have felt emboldened since the election of Donald J. Trump as president.
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With Mr. Trump emboldened by his acquittal, some say investigating him is more important than ever.
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Trump perhaps felt emboldened to forcefully defy congressional subpoenas because of his experience with Bob Mueller.
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Make no mistake, these terrorists were encouraged and emboldened by the hate speech of Donald Trump.
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Schumer blasted Trump for actions that he said "unsettled" U.S. allies and "emboldened" the country's enemies.
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ON THE FACE of it, unions are more emboldened today than they have been for years.
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By acting indifferently to repeated discrimination complaints, the school district emboldened racist behavior, the lawsuit says.
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The details have emboldened House Democrats, who on Tuesday launched a formal impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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" She said some immigration officers "feel emboldened where they can pretty much do what they want.
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But what I can tell you without doubt is that the anti-Semites feel more emboldened.
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Trump critics have warned that he would be emboldened if he were acquitted by the Senate.
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As our leaders go down to electoral defeat, our emboldened opponents become more intransigent and aggressive.
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Democrats are feeling more emboldened about Tennessee's Senate race with Bredesen as their likely standard-bearer.
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It is emboldened by higher crude prices, a White House favoring deregulation, and improving energy demand.
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Trump's silence has effectively "emboldened" Scaramucci to continue cutting down Kelly in public, according to CNN.
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Ojeda is an emboldened, outraged veteran, who came back from battle to find his home embattled.
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This has emboldened investors such as Icahn to argue that Dell's offer undervalues the tracking stock.
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This did little to contain the terrorist threat, and the economic chaos further emboldened the terrorists.
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These are necessary skills when the racism emboldened by this administration shows up in the world.
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Without a permanent, emboldened director, there's no one to speak for our parks and park staff.
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"Morgan's faithlessness has emboldened me to take a vacation," Grady declares when moving into Stensland's apartment.
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A radicalized, angry left wing that already controls the Democratic Party will grow even more emboldened.
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We have an American president who has emboldened white supremacists with messages of comfort and support.
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Just this summer, more school districts have been emboldened to issue formal statements against the measure.
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Each struggle has served as a lesson that's helped her grow and emboldened her continue to succeed.
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Instead of scaring them straight, the crack down seems to have emboldened at least a few clinics.
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I just love that we tell stories and hope that young creators are emboldened by that love.
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Will people in Catalonia and the Basque country, parts of Spain, be emboldened to separate from Spain?
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Reid Hoffman spent $3 million, Ron Conway is newly investing and tech engineers are emboldened to fight.
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But some undocumented immigrants have been emboldened to join efforts seeking an overhaul of the immigration system.
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But it seems unlikely that he would've been so emboldened without Donald Trump in the White House.
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"The anti-abortion movement is feeling emboldened to really kind of take the next step," Shumaker said.
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But perhaps the greater danger is that other cities will feel emboldened to craft their own restrictions.
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While partly a reflection of the emboldened state of Britain's unions, the demand is far from unprecedented.
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And for better or worse, Instagram Stories has emboldened Facebook to put Stories into all its apps.
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The success of the 2014 standoff at the Bundy ranch likely emboldened the refuge occupiers, commentators said.
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But civilians remained concerned that Assad would be instead emboldened by the limited nature of the strikes.
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Emboldened by the prospect of a unified Republican government, Republican congressmen could get in on the act.
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Vindman was the first and most prominent figure to be punished Friday by a newly-emboldened Trump.
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No one in the room, this person said, walked away feeling emboldened to stand up to SpaceX.
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Yet Democrats say they feel emboldened by the groundswell of outrage over gun violence after the Feb.
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The court's decision to stay out has emboldened gun control activists and infuriated some gun rights supporters.
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Kai only attends his "Blow Up The JCC Center" community meeting because he feels emboldened by Trump.
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Emboldened, he too approached the formidable weights, but after one attempt, he slinked away, shaking his wrists.
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But now some politicians are talking openly about regulating the Internet — apparently emboldened by growing public disquiet.
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There could be another round of legal battles, especially if Goldstein is emboldened by his latest victory.
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Anti-choice politicians feel emboldened by the current administration and President Donald Trump's promise to overturn Roe.
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Of course some are, and they appear to have been at least momentarily emboldened by this election.
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The Democrats, emboldened by their takeover of the House of Representatives, conceded nothing during the stand-off.
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The sources said both were concerned about the price Monsanto shareholders would want, emboldened by recent deals.
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Homeowners that do sell have been getting multiple offers and feel emboldened to consider asking for more.
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"The gendarmes are so emboldened as they have shown outright defiance to Nigeria's territorial sovereignty," he said.
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The authors write that the option to emigrate emboldened workers to join unions, who backed leftist parties.
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"If he doesn't win, we will have a lot of emboldened people feeling very upset," Beirich said.
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Tuesday's dismal data emboldened rate doves and sent the local dollar below crucial chart support of $0.7200.
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Cheap fuel has also emboldened top U.S. carriers to chop some fares in line with budget airlines.
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It has also emboldened a fragmented opposition, which had been floundering since Macron's landslide victory last year.
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Sonya Clark's performance Unraveling comes at a time when racists feel newly emboldened to display their bigotry.
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How much would the rest of government be emboldened — either to help him or to thwart him?
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We'd be back to a Darwinian international order, with great powers like Russia and China enormously emboldened.
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Recent rhetoric from our political leaders has emboldened white supremacists to act on their feelings of prejudice.
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If this senator hasn't noticed, international terrorists have been emboldened for years to destroy the United States.
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This emboldened her to break barriers in the world of exploration which is, characteristically, white and male.
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Far-right parties have been emboldened by Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election in November.
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Further, his focus on innovation emboldened a wider circle of problem solvers, not constrained by budget battles.
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Gomez, 30, says she felt emboldened after she received a land title in her name in 2013.
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New labor laws have emboldened workers as low copper prices have resulted in less generous contract offers.
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The elections are proving grounds for the country's newly emboldened Islamic fundamentalist front to test their strength.
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The Saturday Night Massacre infuriated the Democratic majority and emboldened them to push ahead with the investigation.
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They may face harassment from units that feel emboldened by the administration's hostile perspective on their service.
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Hershey has been losing market share and there are now emboldened, deep-pocketed competitors attacking its core.
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The Rouhani government's inattention to these issues has emboldened Iran's hardliners to become more aggressive toward dissidents.
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Now, both are playing well and heading home emboldened, apparently undaunted by the task ahead of them.
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Democrats feel emboldened by their win in last year's governor's race where John Bel Edwards defeated Vitter.
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If other Republicans see their legislative agenda as doomed anyway, they may feel emboldened to echo him.
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But her unequivocal support for Trump's rhetoric and policies in the past likely only emboldened his behavior.
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Condoleezza Rice, Carly Fiorina, and Margaret Thatcher emboldened me to stand up for what I believe in.
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That other nagging question, why does this movie exist, is only emboldened by the contents of FMMF.
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Emboldened by the support, the website is now back online and has posted additional journalists' contact information.
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Yet beyond those creative credentials, each show emboldened and motivated others to forge ahead with original programming.
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Tuesday's dismal figures emboldened rate doves and sent the local dollar below crucial chart support of $0.7200.
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And even if he loses, his campaign's legacy will live on, in the form of emboldened extremists.
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The impasse aggravated moderate voters and damaged his poll numbers, as well as united and emboldened Democrats.
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Her policies emboldened Russia to the point where it brazenly invaded a sovereign nation with little consequence.
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"That same American spirit that emboldened our founders has kept us strong throughout our history," Trump said.
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Emboldened by the court's new conservative majority, they said they think it will help overturn Roe v.
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All deliberate speed emboldened the defenders of segregation to stall for time as they organized massive resistance.
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Instead, Mr. Sanders can march into Illinois, Ohio and Missouri next Tuesday newly emboldened to lash Mrs.
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Throughout this season, when teams have been emboldened to publicly challenge UConn's status, the Huskies have thrived.
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That April, however, a small group of top officers emboldened Chavez to further remake the armed forces.
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Instead of cowing the Venezuelan dictatorship, the remarks seem to have emboldened Nicolas Maduro and his allies.
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Organizers and other white supremacists have become emboldened in the last year despite the outrage over Charlottesville.
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An emboldened Mr. Trump seized on the F.B.I. action on Friday at his rally in New Hampshire.
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Open your eyes and see the direct line from the people in power to their emboldened acolytes.
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I was inspired and emboldened the first time I came across "Their Eyes Were Watching God" (22017).
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But the fact that Trump's subpoena denial has been a blanket one has, if anything, emboldened Democrats.
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That, paired with administration inconsistency on whether it even wants a clean debt, has emboldened Democratic opposition.
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Right then and there, you'd think a newly emboldened Van would turn on her heels and leave.
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In fact, the anti-amnesty wing of the party seems emboldened (with valid reason) by his election.
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Having a career online can come with the perils of online harassment from people emboldened by anonymity.
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His very vulnerability may have helped him: Nine Democrats were emboldened to challenge him in the primary.
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Democrats, for their part, appear increasingly emboldened even in districts tilting well to the right of center.
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Russia is emboldened when no one holds it to account, and we have all seen the consequences.
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Doing so would have undermined our partners in Ukraine and Eastern Europe and further emboldened the Kremlin.
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The door has been opened, athletes feel empowered and emboldened, and they are not going to stop.
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Emboldened, Lang called the bank the next day, took out a loan and began construction in earnest.
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By pulling troops out unilaterally, they argue, Mr. Trump has emboldened America's enemies and distressed its allies.
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Maybe she was emboldened by the makeup of the club that night, or her perception of it.
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"You have protesters who feel very emboldened," added Conway, who served as Trump's 2016 presidential campaign manager.
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Emboldened by the court's new conservative majority, they said they thought it would help overturn Roe v.
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But unless Iran sees that aggression carries a cost, it will be emboldened to use force again.
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With the Trump presidency, it seems that these groups now feel emboldened to cash in their chips.
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His support for the recent arrests of Catalan separatists and elected officials has emboldened the independence movement.
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United States criticism of the negotiation process also emboldened opposition radicals who successfully pushed to end it.
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His fearsome style of management "emboldened subordinates to behave the same way toward their underlings," Ewing notes.
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Santiago: By focusing so much attention on the caravan, Donald Trump has scared some, and emboldened others.
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If an emboldened Congress were to send him a piece of substantive progressive legislation, he'd sign it.
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F.E.C. that have emboldened people to abuse public office for the sake of power and private profit.
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In an era threatened by an emboldened far-right, asserting the value of pleasure is undeniably appealing.
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And that the winners of those races will be emboldened to rein in the big tech platforms.
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They say the moves are a sign Trump has emboldened the hawkish Bolton to reshape the NSC.
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Second, they feel emboldened to use such tools, partly because global support for free speech has faltered.
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After it was diagnosed, it spread even quicker, as if it had become emboldened after being named.
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The governor blamed the newly emboldened Democrats who now control the State Senate for derailing the project.
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Worse, the previous policy of agreeing not to use cyber capabilities only emboldened both China and Russia.
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Racists, emboldened since Charlottesville, have been targeting the next generation and finding new ways to spread hate.
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Most respondents said they believe Trump's election has emboldened people with racist views to express them publicly.
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Having survived their first brush with the law, the hackers felt emboldened—the brazen Wheeler most of all.
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Optimism probably released Tariff Man Trump was likely emboldened by recent signs of strength from the US economy.
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That is, until a chance phone call with the company's former owner emboldened her to tell the truth.
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Historians say the affair reignited patriotic fervor at a time when it had cooled off, and emboldened Bostonians.
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Now, emboldened by the Trump administration, Republicans in Congress are invoking it to lay waste to public lands.
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Emboldened by a president who supports their policies and a Supreme Court they're sure would overturn Roe v.
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Reproductive justice advocates say that through their words and policies, the Trump administration has emboldened anti-abortion extremists.
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Some experts fear ISIS has recruited potential sleeper agents in prison who might later become emboldened to act.
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Yet the group is determined to pit Turkey's traditionally tolerant brand of Islam against an emboldened fundamentalist fringe.
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Those same rules have emboldened the company to resume face-scanning photographs in Europe — if consumers opt in.
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"When they all got together, they got emboldened and strengthened," said Corbin Casteel, a longtime Texas Republican operative.
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Bad actors, emboldened by our inability to properly secure crucial systems and networks, are launching increasingly sophisticated attacks.
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Across the rich world, those of a similar mind have been emboldened by a nativist turn in politics.
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Meanwhile, swarms of smaller firms, emboldened by the ease of peddling goods online, are touting supposedly healthier options.
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If her victory does not produce big Democratic gains in Congress, Republicans will feel emboldened to defy her.
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Emboldened by the global #MeToo movement, a string of prominent women have spoken out about experiences of abuse.
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Populist critics of capitalism and democracy have been emboldened by the financial crisis and amplified by social media.
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In the kingdom, fallout from the Khashoggi murder appears to have emboldened bureaucratic resistance to the crown prince.
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Emboldened racists will target people of color; sexual abusers have been given tacit permission to predate at will.
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His divisive campaign rhetoric has emboldened some of his supporters to spread racist messages, civil rights leaders say.
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And when established law and order break down, criminal elements in our midst sense opportunity and become emboldened.
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The people he appointed, his administration, and the emboldened Republican party are the people making changes to America.
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And even if people wanted to commit acts of violence against me before, like, they weren't emboldened to.
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People feel emboldened to say and do things that would not have been acceptable a few years ago.
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Traditionally, when the VIX is low, leverage is high as banks feel emboldened to borrow and lend more.
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Trump, under pressure but also emboldened by the response to all this, is now dangling pardons for Manafort.
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The KKK and other nationalist organizations are emboldened by the people being appointed to our halls of power.
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A new CNN report, featuring interviews with MS-13 members, describes how the gang feels emboldened under Trump.
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It's shaped our culture and has emboldened us to take aggressive risks with our game ideas and products.
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Though some are ignorant of technology, judges have been emboldened by their successful crusade against corruption (see article).
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Sexual misconduct is perpetrated by individuals, but it is enabled and emboldened through structural, institutional, and societal factors.
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But the success of President-elect Donald Trump has emboldened nativist elements of Canadian society just the same.
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Across the country, Brazil's agriculture lobby is becoming increasingly emboldened, and they have the ear of the president.
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Pyongyang, thus, will be emboldened to extort and censor the richer, freer and very much risk-averse South.
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Bannon will be emboldened by Moore's victory -- as will the grassroots army he kind-of, sort-of commands.
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Emboldened, the DOJ required Citi and Bank of America to give $150 million to housing groups in 2014.
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He said potential litigants may feel emboldened to file a lawsuit after seeing the results of the investigation.
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House Democrats have been emboldened to pull this stunt because they believe they can bully Ryan into concessions.
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But by not speaking out I also emboldened those who continue to do me harm with false stories.
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But it is alarming that Brexit and its fallout have emboldened those who seek to dissolve this union.
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Lawmakers also are tinkering with older bank rules, emboldened by President Donald Trump's vow to loosen banking restrictions.
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Maybe Richardson, emboldened by the Jets' winning five straight after a 1-239 stretch last season, is correct.
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But it does feel like people who share Jones' white supremacist and Nazi beliefs are more emboldened today.
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Environmental groups argue that Bolsonaro's rhetoric has emboldened farmers and ranchers to start fires without fear of punishment.
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Boyne's success may have emboldened authors without a personal connection to try their hand at a Holocaust story.
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Hardliners in Iran are emboldened by US President Donald Trump's decision not to recertify the 2015 nuclear agreement.
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The Obama administration has downplayed concerns that the nuclear deal has left Iran emboldened, prompting the sailors' detention.
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Members of the fashion press turn out in force and a newly emboldened Susana comfortably owns her spotlight.
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Al Qaeda claimed credit, and emboldened by the carnage and global shock, began planning the 9/85033 attacks.
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The election won't just politically enable nativists—it's also already emboldened disturbing anti-immigration sentiments across the country.
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Regional Islamist groups feel emboldened, knowing they have allies with resources that provide alternatives to status quo politics.
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Trump's election only emboldened the most extreme elements of American society, and he appears to welcome the phenomenon.
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The 2014 election of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his B.J.P. emboldened every variety of Hindu nationalist group.
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Israeli military officials have expressed concern that Iran has been emboldened by what is seen as US disengagement.
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Mr. Trump's success has emboldened ugly forces within the Republican Party that had been confined to its fringes.
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By contrast, Mr. Rosselló, who also testified before congressional committees on Tuesday, appeared emboldened by Judge Swain's ruling.
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So these folks are emboldened by Trump, but now that they have an inch, they want a mile.
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Prosecutors may feel emboldened to dig deeper into his involvement in other cases in which Samsung is embroiled.
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The Trump White House, however, seems to have emboldened religious right evangelicals, particularly with Pence as vice president.
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They have been emboldened by the resignation last week of the rail minister, Jo Johnson, who accused Mrs.
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The problem was they didn't realize how much it emboldened the other side and gave them political cover.
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The resulting public furor emboldened Mr. Loh to buck the board's wishes and fire Mr. Durkin on Wednesday.
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But judging by her latest album, "There Will Be No Intermission," Palmer is only emboldened by her critics.
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He said the country had supported and emboldened Mr. Correa, just as it had leaders in neighboring Venezuela.
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So we wanted to come back and then the hurricane came, and it made us even more emboldened.
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And some law enforcement officials worry that without consequences, lawbreakers may feel emboldened to do as they please.
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It has emboldened them to act out in ways that are extraordinarily violent and hurtful to our communities.
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Emboldened by this new wave, female musicians have set the macho samba circle in their musical cross hairs.
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And imagine what he may do about the biggest threat to his presidency if he is feeling emboldened.
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With this mandate, I felt emboldened to pitch a visuals-heavy piece for The Times's Pride special section.
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But in the wake of Mr. Trump's victory, business leaders may be emboldened to mount their own campaigns.
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The campaign closely monitors text sign-ups around each effort, and the results seem to have emboldened officials.
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And the company has been emboldened by the Trump administration's easing of rules that had stymied its expansion.
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Bernie Sanders&apos campaign for the White House and emboldened by victories of fellow progressives like Democratic Rep.
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While I do regret these actions, I felt emboldened at the time because of the current political climate.
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MORE (R) criticized Trump over the weekend, saying that his talk of withdrawing from Syria had emboldened Assad.
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Heng Afghanistan's struggling coalition government has been bogged down by infighting as it confronts an emboldened Taliban insurgency.
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" Sanders believes that the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman feels "emboldened by the Trump administration's unquestioning support.
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Feeling increasingly emboldened, liberals were more convinced than ever that conservatives were their intellectual and even moral inferiors.
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Critics of liberal politicians argue that "coddling of criminals" has created a permissive environment ripe for emboldened exploitation.
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Singing has emboldened them to learn to read music, play an instrument and even enlist a vocal coach.
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The enormous success of "Le Grand Macabre" emboldened the Philharmonic and its players, at least for a while.
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Adam Schiff: An emboldened Russia is a threat to the United States and global security around the world.
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"This obituary had inspired and emboldened others to share their stories and the stories were heartbreaking," Resmer said.
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Teachers with whom I spoke in both states said they were emboldened by what unfolded in West Virginia.
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Philip met her later at the gym, and an emboldened Stan asked her out for a second date.
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The decision emboldened the plan's opponents, who said it hints at their future victory in the court system.
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The question now — with its debt load and emboldened competitors — whether it can sufficiently improve on its own.
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Eased federal rules for deportations issued last week have emboldened ICE agents and pushed some immigrants into hiding.
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Iran is emboldened, and Iran's Hezbolla is building up its strength against Israel in both Lebanon and Syria.
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A successful response will require both nerves and vision in a world of emboldened adversaries and perplexed allies.
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Instead, she became emboldened, filing a lawsuit of her own against Mr. Zhu claiming damage to her dignity.
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Australians say the conversation in the United States has emboldened women halfway around the world to come forward.
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But none would do so on the record, to avoid picking a fight with the newly emboldened mayor.
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Lawmakers have been emboldened by Donald Trump's victory and the expectation that anti-abortion measures will stand. Rep.
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Like Trump, Corbyn has emboldened and enabled anti-Semites, but from the other end of the political spectrum.
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And Trump himself seems to feel emboldened to do ... well, whatever it is that he wants to do.
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Aides believed that reporters — perhaps emboldened by the sensational fall of Mr. Hart — were overhyping Mr. Biden's misdeeds.
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The word that defined Donald Trump's campaign for the presidency, to me and many others, was this: emboldened.
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Critics have argued it was Kalanick's pugilistic style that emboldened Uber's leadership to engage in improper business practices.
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Tupac surfaces in the second one as emboldened ... professing his wants and needs, if ya catch our drift.
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But with Trump's moves on Jerusalem and the Golan, the prime minister may feel emboldened to advocate annexation.
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Marine Le Pen looks emboldened as François Fillon fights for his political life in France Marine Le Pen looks emboldened as François Fillon fights for his political life in France With the list of official candidates now almost complete, France is now firmly in the middle of the presidential election campaign.
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Emboldened by the flood of big-spending Asian tourists, Australian hotel developers have embarked on their biggest expansion ever.
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The next day the emboldened scammer asked for $64,624, but by then Joplin had wised up to the scam.
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The president has been emboldened by revelations that an FBI informant was communicating with members of the Trump campaign.
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But then President Trump's equivocating came into play the following Tuesday and the white supremacists were once again emboldened.
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Specifically, Kilduff says the administration could be emboldened to take a tougher stance against Iran, OPEC's third biggest producer.
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Many anti-choice lawmakers feel emboldened by the Trump administration and the conservative majority in the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Perhaps emboldened by his judicial appointments, legislators are introducing new abortion bans that directly challenge the tenets of Roe.
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It said anti-China forces were the "behind-the-scenes masterminds" who had "openly and brazenly emboldened" the protesters.
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It has led to Russia feeling so emboldened that it no longer even worries about flagrantly violating international law.
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If criminals are emboldened, surely they would be committing all types of crime much more often, not just murder.
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Her arc has not only emboldened her as a villain but as an empty, monstrous person driven by sadism.
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Emboldened by the surprise success of its $1,500 Connected smartwatch, Tag Heuer is back with something even more expensive.
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Other Republicans were emboldened, and say the onus is now on Democrats to bend to the White House's demands.
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Would she really want to compromise with the EU, or would she feel emboldened for the hardest possible Brexit?
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Mr Sechin and the siloviki seem to have been emboldened by the victory of Donald Trump in America's elections.
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If he's successful, his critics fear lawmakers in other states will be emboldened by Ehrhart's tactics and emulate them.
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Is it any wonder David Duke, former head of the Ku Klux Klan, feels emboldened to run for office?
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Every month, I become more emboldened and less embarrassed of all the perks I get with this expanding belly.
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Uranus is all about change, and while it's in courageous Aries, you feel especially emboldened to gather people together.
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If the "Lima commitment" fares better, it will be because some countries' judiciaries are emboldened and voters are angrier.
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But the norms he's smashed, and emboldened his followers to smash in their own communities, won't magically resurrect themselves.
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Trump may also have been emboldened to act more punitively against Iran because it lacks North Korea's powerful intermediaries.
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Seeing the traction Kasich gained, candidates with government records will now likely be more emboldened to use them well.
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Emboldened Democrats are openly talking about expanding the map and going after seats that once looked out of reach.
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Whatever the outcome, Abu Jihad knows the experience will only have emboldened the group, and its driven, fearless leader.
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But it's also worrisome to Americans directly, because it normalizes that kind of extremity to an already emboldened Congress.
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But Orenstein's doubts about the All Writs Act emboldened Apple to make a stand, even after Feng pleaded guilty.
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The worst-case scenario is that banks feel emboldened to ask for special treatment – and Deutsche's overhaul fails anyway.
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Kimelman-Block mentioned a recent CNN report that found many white supremacists feel emboldened by the recent midterm elections.
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A growing number of firms, emboldened by favourable Supreme Court rulings, have adopted clauses that limit class-action suits.
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At the same time, we're wary of the existential threat they pose, one emboldened by decades of Hollywood tropes.
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U.S. visitors tripled in number in the wake of 2014 detente, emboldened by Obama's easing of the travel ban.
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This in turn also emboldened Russia, becoming more aggressive towards multiple political fronts and swallowing Crimea in the process.
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Some young Oromos seem emboldened to settle old ethnic scores, said Felix Horne, Ethiopia researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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Airlines have been emboldened in part by lower oil prices, which have helped them report stronger earnings last year.
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For starters, Putin would be emboldened to threaten the security of the Baltic nations and the rest of Ukraine.
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The left will be more emboldened with their party than they are now with the country as a whole.
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If anything they will be emboldened by their power over women and their ability to escape justice and punishment.
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White supremacists are emboldened to spread and act on hate and increasingly commit assaults, murders and massacres of Jews.
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Mogahed said alt-right and white nationalist groups are emboldened as a result of rhetoric in the national discourse.
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The deal has emboldened Iran to pursue its own ambitions to become the preeminent power in the Arabian Gulf.
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That Obama's failure to enforce his red line led to an emboldened Putin is not a new argument, actually.
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Democrats are feeling emboldened about their chances in Arizona despite Trump winning the state by 4 points in 2016.
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The U.S. sugar lobby wants Mexico to export less refined sugar and has become emboldened since Trump took office.
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Bitcoin's 1,432 percent year-to-date gains have emboldened even novice investors to throw their cash in the game.
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Trump dismissed claims from critics that he emboldened or conceded ground to Kim Jong Un during his meeting Tuesday.
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"For the past three years your words and your policies have emboldened a growing white nationalist movement," they wrote.
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But Toronto's aggressiveness emboldened him to seek a fourth year, and the Mets were eager to hand one over.
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They believe that Republican majorities in other states may be emboldened by the decision and adopt more aggressive policies.
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Surviving those earlier innings without resorting to his best reliever may have emboldened him to risk one more inning.
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A side effect of this stance may be emboldened scammers ready to take advantage of the latest fundraising vehicle.
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Mr. Keenan thought she was particularly attractive that night and was emboldened to ask her out one more time.
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If anything, the lack of real consequences after Charlottesville only emboldened the President to voice his controversial opinions louder.
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And win or lose, Mr. Trump's populist candidacy has emboldened extremist groups that say he has validated their agendas.
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Donald Trump, emboldened after being let off the impeachment hook by Senate Republicans, would run amok if re-elected.
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Inspired and emboldened, Krejcikova, still ranked outside the top 300, decided to go to Novotna's house with her parents.
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More women are emboldened and share their own experiences with the predator du jour or another of his ilk.
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The demonstrators seemed emboldened by that fact that protesters had managed to repulse Saturday's advance by the police forces.
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The victory in Afrin has emboldened Mr. Erdogan, who has vowed to continue his military campaign across northern Syria.
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A "protest can embolden politicians to stay the course, and conservative politicians like Trump might be emboldened," said Gillion.
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When public museum collections and exhibitions are free, then the public feels emboldened to experiment with interpretation and meaning.
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With growing support from autocratic forces in Europe, he must not be emboldened to think he will be unchecked.
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It is patently clear that an organized white-supremacist movement has been energized and emboldened by the Trump presidency.
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Ms. Obrycka asserted in her lawsuit that a broad code of silence in Chicago had emboldened Mr. Abbate's behavior.
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Republicans and immigration hawks will be emboldened, and the prospects of a DACA deal could well recede even further.
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Fallout from the Supreme Court's ruling had emboldened far-right groups to promote anti-women "Brahmanical interests," she said.
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The next president may feel more emboldened to take on entrenched interests or less worried about stretching the truth.
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Third, though, that the normalization of anti-immigration rhetoric has created an environment where racists feel emboldened to act.
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But nothing emboldened Mr. Netanyahu to take such a risk more than the support of his ally President Trump.
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Emboldened, state officials have for years worked to curb abortions, and records show the efforts have had significant effect.
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And an emboldened, articulate cast sang superbly and made the human stakes of the "Ring" far clearer than before.
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In Germany, they set off a new round of soul-searching over identity, immigration and an emboldened far right.
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It may be that Mr. Netanyahu feels emboldened by the coming of the Trump administration to harden his line.
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But it is by now obvious that in the aftermath of his impeachment acquittal, Trump is even more emboldened.
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"People are really emboldened right now," she said, while pausing to smoke a cigarette and look at the pedestal.
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The antifa collective, fueled by an emboldened right wing, has become a growing subculture, particularly on West Coast campuses.
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China would be emboldened to consolidate its claims to the surrounding skies and seas, destabilizing the entire Asia Pacific.
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Rather, more of the millions of Americans holding anti-Semitic views are feeling emboldened to act on their hate.
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There is something more insidious at play, as they become emboldened and our friends feel they must accommodate them.
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The decision exponentially increased the amount of money in our politics and emboldened foreign actors to corrupt our elections.
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The news service reports that companies, emboldened by the viral trend, have started to market to the promposal market.
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As a handful of American states legalized marijuana, Latin American presidents felt emboldened to put legalization on the table.
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While some Republican leaders had hoped the outcome would chasten the President, Trump instead seems emboldened by the acquittal.
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India was also likely emboldened by the U.S. and other countries to stand firm or ramp up its tariffs.
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" If there are no consequences for online harassment, Ms. Aftab said, "bullies are often emboldened and the behavior continues.
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African leaders feel emboldened to strangle the news media because of a perceived global rollback in democracy, she said.
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I felt emboldened by the experience of going through it and by the feelings I had at the time.
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Trump's claim to sweeping executive authority no doubt is emboldened by the Supreme Court's majority opinion in Trump v.
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Mr. Greenblatt said the groups were emboldened by a sort of middle-of-the-road acceptance in recent months.
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Still, the anti-Muslim rhetoric "has emboldened extremists that this is the true face of America," Mr. Zebari said.
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After four years at Princeton, I arrived at graduate school at Stanford emboldened with hard-earned confidence and ease.
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I felt emboldened to realize that there were steps I could take to turn a dream into a reality.
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And movements that were once considered to be on the fringe, such as far right groups, have been emboldened.
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Why it matters: The consumer is emboldened by a steady economy with a low jobless rate and spiking wages.
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Nine years into the economic expansion, are U.S. households now emboldened enough to drive consumption via increased debt levels?
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Yet in 2017, we see these people alive and well, without their hoods and emboldened because of our president.
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He has also been criticized by his predecessor, Melissa Mark-Viverito, who said that Mr. Johnson "emboldened" Mr. Díaz.
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While some politicians feel emboldened to pursue anti-abortion agendas, it's pushing their opponents to double down as well.
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"One could make an argument that it has emboldened individuals to take matters into their own hands," he said.
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Republicans' dismissal of it as socialism has only emboldened the new wave of liberal freshman Democrats in the House.
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De Niro and Kennedy's press conference is more evidence that the anti-vax movement has been emboldened under Trump.
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Emboldened, the Saudis and Emiratis (along with the Egyptians and Bahrainis) cut off land, sea and air links with Qatar.
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"The Trump administration's vile racism has emboldened white nationalists and fascists to flagrantly violate the law," the ACLU's letter read.
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And it emboldened Democrats, giving them a gift-wrapped talking point to support their defense of the Affordable Care Act.
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More recently, a group called the Furry Raiders has become emboldened by the campaign, and eventual victory, of Donald Trump.
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We've already seen a newly emboldened Comcast move forward with its bid to buy 21st Century Fox for $65 billion.
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Emboldened by their scale and opportunities to go direct to consumer, we can expect movement in this area in 2019.
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Newly emboldened by its return to webcammery last September, Logitech is going big with the Brio, a new 4K model.
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An ideology emboldened by a president who stokes the flames of hatred and coddles white supremacists with messages of support.
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There's another Ferguson effect theory: It's not that police were scared and criminals were emboldened by Black Lives Matter protests.
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Political activist Sara Mubarak, who campaigned for women's rights for years under Bashir, is even more emboldened after his fall.
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"I think they're emboldened because of what's going on in this country right now because of race relations," Partee said.
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Seemingly emboldened by its success, Landon goes further afield from his original genre, even as he intentionally retreads old ground.
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The president's actions illustrate how he's become newly emboldened following his acquittal in the Senate after a bitter impeachment trial.
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Many see such cases as an overdue clean-up of Latin American political life by newly emboldened judges and prosecutors.
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He is emboldened by a towering majority in parliament, won in an election earlier this year, and pliant opposition parties.
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By 2015, the European refugee crisis, in part stimulated by the war in Syria, had emboldened nationalists across the continent.
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Last month, suddenly emboldened, prosecutors raided the headquarters of Gallimard, a prestigious publishing house, to seize copies of the books.
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And the decision to not intervene in all but the most serious confrontations only emboldened violent demonstrators, Heaphy's report said.
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Evangelical support has "emboldened Israel to get things done because we have such a broad support base worldwide," said Reinstein.
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In previous episodes, Cunanan exhibits internalized homophobia, but it seems to show in more emboldened ways with each passing episode.
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Mr Trump's appointment of two conservative Supreme Court justices has emboldened some pro-lifers to adopt a more aggressive strategy.
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Myanmar's transition from a military dictatorship to a quasi democracy has emboldened LGBT people to begin openly calling for equality.
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Emboldened, he has dropped a promise not to change the constitution in the first half of his six-year term.
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People become less easily outraged by the shattering of taboos, and a candidate becomes emboldened to go further next time.
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Emboldened by some political leaders who refuse to condemn this hate, white supremacists have stepped proudly out of the shadows.
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Mugabe's opponents have become emboldened by rising public anger and protests over an economic meltdown, cash shortages and high unemployment.
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The two parties spent much of the election campaign attacking each other and will be emboldened by their strong results.
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Governments from Australia to Germany have already started objecting to Chinese investments on security grounds, seemingly emboldened by Mr Trump.
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A FOX TV executive says the success of "Roseanne&aposs" rebut [SIC] -- reboot has emboldened them to bring Allen back.
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"They were emboldened by their ability to run federal officials off at the point of a gun," Ms. Beirich said.
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Even if that didn't happen, opponents of MbS could be emboldened to try to depose him, potentially disrupting oil production.
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Trump has drawn the ire of many, but emboldened others, with statements about immigrants, Muslims and women throughout the election.
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But critics, including emboldened hardliners in Iran, argue the deal can't hold without the backing of the world's leading power.
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Emboldened by a view that "we" were right and the Right was wrong, I saw KKK marchers attacked in Anaheim.
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Democrats, emboldened after the midterm elections and the recent shutdown fight, see little evidence of a president willing to compromise.
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Critics of Iran said the deal emboldened it to increase its involvement in wars in Arab countries, something Tehran denies.
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Perhaps cell phone cameras, by bringing public accountability to air travel, have emboldened the passenger intervener, like Second-Row Guy.
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An emboldened Russian President Vladimir Putin will throw more support behind the brutal regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Over the last generation, liberals have become increasingly emboldened in their denunciations of America's founders, says Yale historian Steven Pincus.
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That would aggravate two big threats to its security: bullying by an emboldened Russia and abandonment by an exasperated America.
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With this slogan, and Trump's hateful rhetoric about immigrants, the President emboldened these individuals to mobilize into a political force.
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With a flush of new judiciary in this mold, states now feel emboldened to take their chances in federal courts.
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Critics say Duterte's frequent threats and talk of bloodshed have emboldened police to kill drug users and peddlers with impunity.
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This has emboldened criminals and cemented the urban pathologies that are destroying generation after generation of youth in our cities.
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That pushback resonated with the Palestinian Authority, whose political star has faded amid internal squabbling and a politically emboldened Netanyahu.
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The alt-right movement, which includes white supremacists and anti-Semites, has been emboldened by Trump winning the White House.
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The latest deployment signals an emboldened U.S. military operation that has its sights set on a speedy offensive in Raqqa.
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They want to discriminate against us and they've been emboldened by political support in the highest levels in this country.
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Who knows whether there was a move to the right that would have actually emboldened the moderates — other than Sen.
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None of the progressive ideals that we care about stand a chance against an emboldened, obstructionist Republican House of Representatives.
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"Trump's rhetoric has emboldened many racists to attack Muslims in ways that might not have been happening before," he said.
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But Fox — likely emboldened by Disney's successes with Marvel and Star Wars — is clearly invested in giving Avatar another shot.
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Battlefield successes have emboldened Misratan leaders, who have hardened their stance against General Haftar playing any role in Libya's future.
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If Republicans retain control, Trump may feel emboldened to try to curtail the investigation, without fear of serious political resistance.
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And the emerging downtrend in oil prices has emboldened managers to increase their bearish bets on short-term oil prices.
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With the fiduciary rule facing an uncertain future at the federal level, state politicians have become emboldened to take action.
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But in Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Lebanon, the hardliners of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps will feel emboldened, not deterred.
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Zucker has hit back at the president without mentioning his name, adding that the attacks have only emboldened the network.
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But administration officials, emboldened by a federal appeals court ruling in Virginia last month, think they have the upper hand.
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He also said there needs to be a closer look at how Trump's handling of human rights emboldened the Saudis.
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They are actually feeling emboldened to do so, thanks to the rise in the stock market and the improving economy.
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If politicians realize they can go after journalists without facing a backlash at the voting booth, they could become emboldened.
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The success of these products emboldened Xiaomi to double down on them and at the same time extend their scope.
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Through his actions — and inactions — Trump has emboldened the peddlers of racism, anti-Semitism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, prejudice and bigotry.
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Democrats may be emboldened by the party's midterm victory to fight even harder against the President's demand for wall funding.
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Emboldened by the Trump administration, anti-abortion advocates have been gearing up to potentially move to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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But the initial ruling emboldened Wall Street to pressure the White House and congressional Republicans to roll back consumer protections.
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His actions reflect an emboldened commander in chief no longer restrained by aides or conventions he considered outmoded or misguided.
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" Bush last week warned that "bigotry seems emboldened" in the United States and that Americans need to reject "white supremacy.
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Emboldened by a trip to Burning Man this year, he had decided to make Desert Trip his first rock festival.
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They say Bolsonaro has emboldened ranchers and farmers to set fire to forests to acquire more land, now with impunity.
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Our efforts for peace in those regions can be informed and emboldened by the example of regions like the Americas.
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The victim compounds their own suffering by over-empathizing with their tormentor, who is only emboldened by shows of vulnerability.
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When the project opened in 2014, demand for the units emboldened more multifamily developers to pursue market-rate projects downtown.
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President Robert Mugabe's opponents have become emboldened by rising public anger over an economic meltdown, cash shortages and high unemployment.
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The cost is that he has emboldened the right wing and only made it more difficult to clean up Twitter.
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But from the very beginning, Director (Dan) Coats made it clear that Russia has been emboldened and they're getting bolder.
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A native of a Syrian village near Homs, Abdel-Razak is enraptured and emboldened by the promise of pan-Arabism.
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There, an emboldened Mr. Pence turned to the state's governor, Scott Walker, and offered an ebullient, Trump-like finger point.
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Members of the militia movement have only been emboldened, critics say, by extreme rhetoric about Obama's policies throughout his tenure.
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All the while Toys R Us added stores, emboldened by its position as the most important toy store in town.
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Starboard may be so emboldened to replace the Yahoo board because it succeeded with a similar strike against Darden Restaurants.
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The strained relations have burdened a government faced with the mounting challenges of an emboldened insurgency and an economic crisis.
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Additionally, 55 percent of adults said Trump's rhetoric has emboldened people who hold racist views to publicly express those beliefs.
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The suffering in Yemen has gone unacknowledged for far too long - and has emboldened those willing to act with impunity.
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But others were emboldened, and caused a 15-day government shutdown in 2013 and other headaches in the intervening years.
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The psychological stability afforded by a guaranteed regular paycheck also emboldened some of the Finnish recipients to be more entrepreneurial.
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So it's clear that Mr. von Keyserling felt rather emboldened to make his comments in light of the current climate.
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Emboldened by their love, they go up to the roof, where a bunch of Hand guys are waiting for them.
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I was never emboldened to ask him, but he liked "Evening in Space" and was keen to work with it.
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Still, Kabul and Washington will need to work much harder to convince an emboldened Taliban to step off the battlefield.
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And only after victims feel comfortable enough to speak and be heard do others become emboldened to speak for themselves.
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"I think they're emboldened now by Obama's lack of real response, his worry about killing civilians," Giuliani added of ISIS.
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One of its sober conclusions: "An emboldened and expansionist Iran appears to be the only victor" of the Iraq War.
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American workers have felt increasingly emboldened amidst a strong economy, as employees seek a greater share of robust corporate profits.
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But by the time the Jets ran out onto the field after halftime, energized and emboldened, those struggles had faded.
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Whoever chairs the subcommittee might need to channel renewed pressure on the IRS from Republicans emboldened by their sweeping victory.
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It comes as Republican-led states are increasingly emboldened to pass laws that mark a potential rollback of abortion rights.
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"For the past three years your words and your policies have emboldened a growing white nationalist movement," the letter said.
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Does China -- hit hard, but in part recovering earlier from COVID-19 than the rest of the world -- feel emboldened?
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Since then, women (and men) have been emboldened to speak up about their experiences with sexual assault and sexual harassment.
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The rebels, who once controlled large parts of Syria, now hold very little territory, and emboldened government troops are advancing.
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Perhaps emboldened by President Trump, Lamar has lately been unleashing his disdain for scientists, the scientific method, and science publications.
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I wonder what will happen as girls emboldened by the fall of male predators collide with boys indoctrinated by pornography.
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"We have further emboldened forces of impunity by removing one of the last restraints holding them back," Mr. Bagares said.
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The protesters have felt emboldened since Carrie Lam, the city's chief executive, indefinitely suspended the contentious extradition bill last Saturday.
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And Morales said the president's rhetoric also emboldened supervisors at the club to make abusive remarks about her immigration status.
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Speaking to CNBC on Friday, Trump appeared similarly emboldened and brushed aside concerns about the consequences of his trade tactics.
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And if abortion rights supporters have been radicalized by Kavanaugh's confirmation, some anti-abortion advocates have been emboldened as well.
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The movie comes as conservatives are feeling emboldened to roll back abortion rights, including potentially overturning the landmark Roe v.
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President Trump, emboldened by the strength of the United States economy, has escalated his fight with Beijing in recent weeks.
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Though Comcast is likely to bid for Fox no matter what, it would be emboldened by an AT&T victory.
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Emboldened by a strong economy and a resilient domestic stock market, Mr. Trump has shown no signs of backing down.
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It comes as a vaccine scandal and trade battles with Washington have emboldened critics to question Mr. Xi's sweeping control.
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With risk-hungry investors emboldened, the Chinese yuan gained 0.4% against the dollar, touching a three-week high of 7.0855.
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Bhave said it's possible Trump turned up the heat on China because he feels emboldened by the Fed's rate cuts.
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Democrats feel emboldened in Kansas, not only because it is a rare opportunity to run for an open Senate seat.
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Mr. Trump appeared to believe that its release would quell the push for impeachment, but it only emboldened House Democrats.
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In turn, Kim may feel emboldened to initiate a limited military operation to assert his dominance on the Korean peninsula.
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Mr. Salazar's response was not the one most women, emboldened by a beer buzz and a runner's high, dream of.
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But despite those forewarnings, there is evidence the government apparatus is struggling to keep pace with a newly emboldened President.
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Emboldened by Mr. Trump's support, Israel has announced more than 5,000 new homes in the West Bank since his inauguration.
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Some media analysts were skeptical that Mr. Johnson, emboldened by his election victory, will seek a reconciliation with the press.
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Emboldened, I took my wife to a matinee one lazy afternoon — my first time in a movie theater in years.
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This President appears to be emboldened by the robotic behavior of Republican senators with the notable exception of Mitt Romney.
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This weakened any possible response by the international community and emboldened the IRGC to in fact escalate its belligerent measures.
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Saudi Arabia, emboldened by Mr. Trump, has increased the pressure, isolating Qatar in part for its cordial relations with Iran.
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But others could be further emboldened because they've triggered a lib, lol, and that means they must be onto something.
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But trying to silence athletes in Tokyo might be futile when some feel more emboldened than ever to speak out.
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I hope other tech workers feel emboldened and know that it's possible to fight for your workplace and your values.
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Still, some say the damage is done, and that Trump has emboldened some people to act on their darker impulses.
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This leaves unanswered what Trump will do when Iran, now emboldened by its show of military prowess, launches another attack.
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Emboldened after a competent performance in a television event on Monday, Mr. Corbyn sought, before the debate, to portray Mrs.
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But the power vacuum created by Hussein's ouster arguably emboldened Iran and helped create the situation Trump is dealing with.
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Near-record-low joblessness and strong U.S. growth have also emboldened Trump to take a harder stand against staunch allies.
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The way they lost Game 1 — despite driving possession, despite generating more chances, despite thwarting Pittsburgh's breakouts — had emboldened them.
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And women entrepreneurs, emboldened by the support, have over the last few days become more willing to share their stories.
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If it does not, the revenue from the power will continue to provide more income to an already emboldened Taliban.
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He belongs to a younger Oromo generation emboldened to resist what it considers to be marginalization by Ethiopia's ruling party.
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Democrats have been feeling more emboldened about Texas's Senate race after their recent upset win in Alabama's Senate special election.
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The bill's supporters, who say they were emboldened by Donald J. Trump's election, likely count that as its own victory.
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"It's irresponsible & dangerous, especially when white supremacists feel emboldened, to make fighting to maintain slavery sound courageous," Bernice King tweeted.
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And there is always the chance that authoritarian governments will feel emboldened enough to simply toss out the offending organizations.
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This emboldened President Putin to test the U.S. and Europe in 2014 by invading Ukraine and occupying the Crimean Peninsula.
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Read: Dems' Impeachment Report Puts Devin Nunes in Middle of Trump's Ukraine Scandal Their blanket defense has only emboldened Trump.
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With more allies on its side, the Trump administration may feel emboldened to increase the pressure on Tehran even more.
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Although it took over a decade and emboldened patients and clinicians to engage in Africa through PEPFAR has been transformative.
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This is a population that's been emboldened by the divisive political rhetoric that gained traction during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Ressa believes that "exponential lies on social media" have emboldened the government to crack down on journalists in her country.
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The news emboldened critics who say NASA doesn't need to spend billions on SLS to reach many of its goals.
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Mr. Cohen seemed almost emboldened as he continued to speak openly about the man he said he had blindly served.
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More survivors are coming forward nearly every day, many of them inspired and emboldened by those who have gone before.
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But liberals are putting the squeeze on him this election cycle, emboldened by intra-party victories by challengers like Rep.
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But trying to silence athletes in Tokyo might be futile when some feel more emboldened than ever to speak out.
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Meanwhile, foreign leaders are increasingly emboldened in their attempts to drive a wedge between America's diplomatic corps and the president.
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On Wednesday, they will look to keep the momentum going in the face of Democrats who are feeling newly emboldened.
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The report said this sort of rhetoric, paired with the profusion of stricter cow protection laws, had emboldened mob attacks.
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But Mr. Trump's victory emboldened Republicans like Representative Kevin Yoder of Kansas to push to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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In fact, a post-impeachment Trump, punished but still in power, is likely to be even more emboldened and unbound.
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What's more, these statues have ignited an emotional debate that has, in places like Charlottesville, emboldened the white nationalist movement.
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Others contend Trump's own silence and foot-dragging on the issue has only emboldened senators to publicly break with him.
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He turned my mind inside out with his malleable take on gender, his emboldened blackness, his masculinity slippery like satin.
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The Trump administration in particular has broken a number of rules of politics, and is emboldened to continue doing so.
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America's China hawks, who would become emboldened with the 21 election of Donald Trump, saw this ambition as a threat.
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What if Durant, suddenly emboldened by the call to reprimand Draymond, tells Bob Myers that he doesn't want to leave.
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The strikers are digging in for a long strike, emboldened by a new law that strengthens the hand of organized labor.
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Echoing the April report, Rodski added that the seat's arm rest "is one of your best defenses" against an emboldened predator.
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European diplomats have expressed concern that Assad may feel emboldened by Trump's vow to build closer ties with Russia, Syria's ally.
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"We feel emboldened in this particular moment to stand together in a thick black line dividing then from now," she said.
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Reid argued that Trump's election had triggered a spree of hate crimes in the country by people emboldened by Trump's election.
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Stocks had already rallied significantly since Trump's election, as optimism about his proposed policies and improving economic data emboldened market bulls.
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He then formed UNPACU and it quickly became Cuba's most emboldened opposition group, staging anti-government demonstrations while few others dare.
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Emboldened by the results, Alphabet's Team X then looked for other areas where it could apply the tech behind Project Loon.
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At the same time, the theory goes, the protests have emboldened criminals, since they're aware that police are acting less aggressively.
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She emphasized anti-abortion lawmakers have been emboldened by the new makeup of the Supreme Court, which is now solidly conservative.
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When I wore my rings, I was a different person, emboldened in the way one can be in a Halloween costume.
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"Heather Heyer's life was taken away by white supremacists who have been emboldened ever since President Trump took office," said Rozic.
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Even as historically powerful women preferred pink, it was their choice that emboldened the color and influenced others to embrace it.
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It's a sign of an emboldened Didi, which is riding high after buying out Uber's Chinese business in early August 2016.
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The success that those teams had with Slack emboldened others to give it a shot for themselves, and so it continued.
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After the success of its recent support for Serena Williams, Nike seems to have been emboldened to take its activism further.
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"The drop in inflation emboldened them to go deeper," said Maya Senussi, senior economist for the Middle East at Oxford Economics.
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That opened the door to potential delays and emboldened activists who said they would try to kill the project through protests.
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That, however, assumes Italian voters will be emboldened by the American election result to become even more populist and anti-establishment.
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Emboldened by a Supreme Court win and a string of settlements, employees have filed several new class-action lawsuits against employers.
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With his authority firmly entrenched, he might feel emboldened to unleash the market forces that he spoke of four years ago.
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Throughout the hearing, Aquilina's decision to hear the testimonies emboldened other victims to come forward and speak out at the trial.
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Some Jewish groups see the vandalism and threats as a sign that anti-Semitic groups have been emboldened by Trump's election.
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We feel sort of emboldened in this particular moment to stand together in a thick black line dividing then from now.
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She added that though Trump has emboldened white nationalist groups, that's not the risk we should be worrying about so much.
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Emboldened by the government's inaction, militiamen hacked and burned to death more than 170 people in Ogossagou, central Mali, in March.
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Lyft, emboldened by Uber's PR disaster and fresh financing from investors like Google, began marketing itself as the "driver-friendly" alternative.
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Women in Hollywood have been emboldened to speak out on issues from sexual harassment to pay inequality in the year since.
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All three were candidates from the party's emboldened left wing who seemed doomed in opinion polls before pulling off upset victories.
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That briefly emboldened Wall Street, which pushed the share price up 8.3 percent to around $234 right after earnings were announced.
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Emboldened, I let her go to town with the contour and blush, two areas where I usually keep it very soft.
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Sex-harassment claims against British politicians have emerged since the scandal around movie mogul Harvey Weinstein emboldened victims to speak out.
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It's also suggesting it could put the brakes on similar deals by other companies, which have been emboldened by the decision.
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Yun said the test could make North Korea feel more secure and emboldened in trying to negotiate on the world stage.
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As each incident unfolded, the president seemed to grow more defiant — emboldened especially after he won a second term in 23.
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China warned its rival claimants and neighbors not to be emboldened by U.S. support - a line it has repeated ever since.
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But analysts said the move introduced significant uncertainty in terms of both staff costs and possible future disruption by emboldened employees.
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Finally in 1967, tired of the city and emboldened by the civil rights movement, Mildred wrote to U.S. Attorney General Robert.
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Trump's strong backing for Saudi Arabia didn't create this crisis with Qatar, but it likely emboldened the Saudis to act now.
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When we empower girls hungry for education, we cultivate women who are emboldened to effect change within their communities and globally.
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He called Iran an "emboldened, disruptive player in the Middle East, fuelling tensions" with Sunni Muslim allies of the United States.
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Still, he said, he's emboldened because, before the trial, observers expressed doubt the proceedings would be fair, given the jury makeup.
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Some survivors feel emboldened, others are haunted by memories of the attack and haven't been able to return to the mosque.
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Trump's poll numbers are so bad that members of Congress, including his fellow Republicans, may well feel emboldened to defy him.
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Emboldened by his mystery classmate's candor, Simon decides to contact the author of the post — under the safety of a pseudonym.
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Prison guards are part of this culture of white supremacy and anti-LGBTQ sentiment that are emboldened by a Trump presidency.
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When it comes to the white supremacists that are being emboldened by Trump, [abolition] also means teaching each other self defense.
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They're emboldened by their viewership on Netflix and Amazon, and assume customers will follow them to their own first-party services.
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Just months after an alt-right rally in Charlottesville ended in death, emboldened white supremacists are littering college campuses with propaganda.
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It has emboldened Russia into believing that a victory of sorts was achievable, and has damaged America's credibility with the opposition.
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Those losses have emboldened the right to launch an all-out attack against our nation's creed – that all are created equal.
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But it must also focus on the local level for more immediate reasons: to stop emboldened Republicans in the Trump era.
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But the past 72 hours—marked by massive nationwide protests against Trump's immigration ban—have clearly emboldened the Senate minority leader.
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It's also a sign of an emboldened Didi, which is riding high after buying out Uber's Chinese business in early August.
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Emboldened by my anger, I took on more adversaries in the days ahead and even started my own politically charged threads.
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After a slump banks and firms eventually purge their balance sheets and reformers are emboldened, allowing growth to pick up again.
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In some of the conversations on the page, you can see people going from individually sad to collectively emboldened to action.
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Regardless of their faults, they can be emboldened by a recent poll showing Fitzpatrick losing 2151-2147 to a generic Democrat.
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As chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, a position gained when Republicans lost the House in 21625, he's only been emboldened.
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But newly emboldened gun-control groups are vowing to show the American people the true extent of loose American gun laws.
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Hershey's emboldened competitor has in the past 18 months slapped its mark on the U.S. in a rapid progression of dealmaking.
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Sometimes he wishes he could turn back time and return to the cult - emboldened by his current perspective on their practices.
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And if politicians realize they can go after journalists without facing a backlash at the voting booth, they could become emboldened.
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If the first group receives kid gloves treatment, the second group will only be emboldened to follow closely on its heels.
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Emboldened by Newt Gingrich's Contract with America, they have called themselves the Tea Party, the Freedom Caucus and various other names.
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Tillerson's visit to Myanmar took important but incomplete steps to address the climate of impunity -- which has emboldened the country's military.
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Clinton cut a strikingly different profile on the campaign trail on Tuesday, emerging emboldened from her encounter with the Republican nominee.
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Many patients have found their racist sentiments emboldened and validated by the changes in U.S. presidential administration and growing nationalist movement.
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TV earlier this year, Zavareei argued that Johnson was emboldened to tell her story after the "Access Hollywood" tape was revealed.
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Second, unhappy with the U.S.'s support for Kurdish allies in Syria, an emboldened Turkey took matters into its own hands.
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Maybe that emboldened Showalter to think that his moves would continue to work; if they had, he would have looked brilliant.
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Argentina's unprecedented debate has emboldened a movement for women's equality and dignity in the country, and the hemisphere, that is unstoppable.
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Trump is validating right-wingers who always wanted to snuff out certain speech, and his rhetoric has emboldened hatemongers, she said.
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Shortly after the ''underwear bomber'' attack in Detroit, Simmons called Obama a ''boy king'' who emboldened terrorists and third-world despots.
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Greg Yost, a math teacher in North Carolina who works with the group NC PowerForward, said the activists emboldened one another.
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Emboldened by her new found faith, Spence-Adofo decided to shoot Ancestral Voices, a documentary debunking the myths surrounding African spirituality.
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" He said in a speech in Ohio that the deal had "emboldened" Iran and added "that won't take place much longer.
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Christian conservatives who recently despaired of losing the culture wars are newly emboldened, especially on the all-important issue of abortion.
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