Inevitably and increasingly, they will encroach on each other's territory.
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It continues to encroach on our rights and our people.
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But AVs could also encroach on freedom by invading people's privacy.
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Their motorboats and debris encroach on the vistas of natural beauty.
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The epilepsy didn't encroach on it, and he was good at it.
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The foundation maintains that its gifts do not encroach on academic independence.
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"Those companies are going to encroach on the territory," Mr. Kodesh said.
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Wildfires will burn hotter and longer, and further encroach on urban areas.
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Despite the truce, Russian-backed forces continue to encroach on Georgian territory.
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As we find a spot to talk, they start to encroach on us.
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Yet Amnesty fears that this sharing of information may encroach on people's lives.
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And they will probably be able to encroach on my privacy even more.
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How worried are you that they will begin to encroach on your traditional business?
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As communities encroach on historically uninhabited wildlands, the line between nature and society blurs.
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Some members of the art establishment worried that agents could encroach on their business.
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And they've been known to attack people who encroach on their space with cameras.
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This also means telling your friends and family to not encroach on that location.
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But Uber insists it's not trying to encroach on the domain of public transportation.
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That makes for an interesting subplot as the two unicorns encroach on each other's lawn.
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However, after thinking about it more, UNC soon started to encroach on Davidson's #1 spot.
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As rising seas encroach on Miami from the east, they're also causing grief from below.
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She believed the Boy Scouts had already decided to encroach on the Girl Scouts' territory.
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Cramer said he doesn't think it's Amazon's "intent" to encroach on the home improvement space.
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The acquisition of Sizmek's assets will help Amazon further encroach on Google's ad business, experts say.
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There's no specific deadline, but there's a political calendar that's beginning to encroach on the negotiations.
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Lebanese leaders have repeatedly warned Israel not to encroach on its offshore oil and gas reserves.
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In November, it mounted its latest attempt to encroach on Snapchat's domain, introducing self-destructing messages.
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Roku "runs the risk of new entrants aiming to encroach on their newfound success," Hayes said.
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However, there are also negatives that encroach on students' rights as individuals and discriminate against transgender youth.
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However, environmental protections that deviate from their goals and encroach on freedoms must be discouraged and stopped.
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In a mirror image, central banks are starting to encroach on fiscal policy, the territory of governments.
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For all the folks who didn't believe Amazon would further encroach on the fashion industry: you're wrong.
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Should Boxed's pilot test prove successful, it threatens to encroach on brick-and-mortar wholesale retailers' businesses.
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As government soldiers encroach on the rebel-held territory, the opposition has turned to increasingly defensive measures.
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In the interim, I for one will stubbornly and pointlessly resist this attempt to encroach on my phone.
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As one area grows parched, its inhabitants encroach on land traditionally farmed or used for grazing by others.
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America rules Iraq's skies, non-Arab neighbours encroach on its turf and the Kurds all but rule themselves.
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The sports retail market was already facing headwinds before Amazon decided it wanted to encroach on the space.
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But bears, particularly Citron, worry that Amazon will encroach on Wayfair's turf with its own furniture retail initiatives.
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But how does one person's choice to have some control over her future encroach on another person's religion?
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The military will encroach on civilian domains but it won't bring back the New Order and end democracy.
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The seats above the Green Monster had to be cantilevered so they did not encroach on Landsdowne Street.
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As new businesses slowly encroach on these small but thriving subcultures, the Westside Rifle & Pistol Range holds steady.
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The Justice Department says the President's time is limited and moving the lawsuit forward would encroach on his work.
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So as populations grow and development continues to encroach on wilderness, the hazards from poor air quality will grow.
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A Mark Zuckerberg or an Elon Musk doesn't build an empire and allow others to encroach on their borders.
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And that's not to speak of brunch, which is just a sneaky way for breakfast to encroach on lunch.
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Elephants are also rapidly dwindling as poachers slaughter them for their tusks and humans encroach on the wild landscape.
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By classifying groups based on gender or sexual orientation rather than behavior, screening criteria can encroach on dangerous territory.
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As I reach the three-month mark of my masseter Botox, I can feel soreness encroach on my face.
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According to The Times, Coats is angry about the review, believing it would encroach on his responsibility as director.
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Pressure from competing leagues trying to encroach on the Big East's turf is just one of Ackerman's persistent concerns.
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Palm oil plantations have begun to encroach on the Q'eqchi' lands north of the village where Jakelin's family lives.
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In many urban areas, carelessly parked bikes encroach on limited sidewalk space already crowded with pedestrians and street vendors.
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Trump's actions shrinking the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments, therefore, encroach on Congress's authority, they said.
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Based on my reading of the map, the administration's proposal would not encroach on that, making an exemption unnecessary.
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Business groups that have fiercely opposed campaign finance restrictions argue that the executive order would encroach on free speech rights.
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Meanwhile the major hydropower region of Sichuan pledged to improve regulation and shut down plants that encroach on protected land.
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In the intervening time, Microsoft has seen a lot of competitors attempt to encroach on the 2800-215 device space.
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Lorenzo Bellù of the FAO points out that herders routinely encroach on national parks and private lands in east Africa.
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"No community member would dare encroach on the protected spring for fear of being cursed by the elders," Mutea said.
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Despite their rising ranks, giant pandas still face mounting threats as human development and pollution encroach on their natural habitats.
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Mr. Schumer called on his colleagues to reject any nominee that would encroach on certain rights Democrats view as sacrosanct.
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I have opposed proposals from the left to restrict gun ownership, which encroach on personal security and Second Amendment rights.
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But in doing so, they also encroach on the stomach and intestines, reducing the volume of food they can hold.
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The shift has happened as fintech challengers like Sofi and Square start to encroach on banks' turf by offering checking accounts.
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Such issues raise even greater hackles than old-style tariff-reduction talks; they inevitably encroach on areas covered by domestic law.
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As Venezuela's recession appears set to worsen, many wonder how much output could slide and whether unrest could encroach on operations.
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The new wall in the Rio Grande Valley could potentially encroach on hundreds of landowners, farmers and companies near the border.
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But it is also possible that they will encroach on one another, that there will be traffic jams in the pathway.
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Union leaders, however, describe the law as a sell-out to management that would encroach on the workplace rights of employees.
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Sports leagues have tried in the past to create boundaries so that neighboring teams do not encroach on each other's markets.
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Trump had warned the sanctions bill might "encroach" on his authority, as it prohibits him from loosening sanctions in the future.
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In that interview he emphasized the importance of family, saying he would never allow politics to encroach on his private life.
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Some agents and union dissidents believe the new positions encroach on work now done by conductors or others assigned to platforms.
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The Chinese warships did not encroach on territorial waters, but did enter Taiwan's "air defense identification zone," according to Taiwan's defense ministry.
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Washington Post reports that as grizzlies and grolars encroach on dwindling polar territory, they may accelerate the decline of their purebred cousins.
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U.S. lawmakers have also raised concerns that the case represents an attempt by Europe to encroach on the potential U.S. tax base.
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That deal ultimately provided a challenger to the automotive-based ride-sharing businesses that were beginning to encroach on the scooter business.
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"I wouldn't want a new generation of international investments to encroach on our historical partners' sovereignty or weaken their economies," Macron added.
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That&aposs left an opening for Republicans, who are looking to continue to encroach on governorships in the traditionally liberal New England.
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As digital upstarts like Airbnb encroach on the future of the hospitality industry, one major hotelier has reassessed the power of consolidation.
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The city had begun to encroach on his park, and watching it decay was like experiencing his father's death all over again.
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Indonesia has vast swathes of plantations growing palm oil or coffee on deforested land that conservationists say often encroach on or disrupt ecosystems.
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Other critics in Washington warned that Tuesday's European Commission move would encroach on U.S. government jurisdiction and ultimately add to the federal deficit.
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Indonesia has vast swathes of plantations growing palm oil or coffee on deforested land that conservations say often encroach on or disrupt ecosystems.
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But there are also deeper concerns that the powers of big tech companies increasingly encroach on areas belonging to governments, like issuing currency.
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But Orthodox leaders accused Catholics of trying to encroach on their turf by planting new churches in Russia and former Soviet satellite countries.
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But Khalil claims the biggest affront to her project and the turtles these days is construction work that can encroach on the beach.
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The grounds include manicured gardens, lawns with olive trees and wild areas where spruces, palms or weeping willows encroach on white pebble paths.
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When Mr. Oli complained about outsiders trying to encroach on Nepal's status as the Buddha's home, it was quite clear whom he meant.
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"This outbreak has features of both," Salama said, as disease has spread from villages and begun to encroach on larger towns and cities.
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Those sales may have an impact on competitors like J.C. Penney, who has been looking to encroach on Sears' territory with appliance sales.
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"A blame-game against our country is starting, that, based on the new agreement we will encroach on human rights," he told parliament.
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Parent company Align Technology's stock price has dropped by more than 50% in the past year as competitors encroach on its market share.
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"Herders in arid areas often encroach on other farmers' land in search of grazing areas, if they don't have enough pasture," he said.
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Germany-based Hellofresh – which also provides preportioned ingredients to home cooking subscribers — is starting to encroach on Blue Apron's turf, the analyst said.
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Yet we think the legacy OEMs can breathe a sigh of relief, as we don't expect Cybertruck to encroach on large pickup share.
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"Yet we think the legacy OEMs can breathe a sigh of relief, as we don't expect Cybertruck to encroach on large pickup share."
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You've written about, and other people have written about, that as the larger tech companies start to encroach on each other's space, right?
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The driveway of a three-story house for sale encroached on a neighboring property, the neighboring property did not encroach on the driveway.
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Two Afrikaans lobby groups, AfriForum and the Federation for Afrikaans Cultural Societies, had argued that banning the flag would encroach on freedom of expression.
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In addition to the usual dangers of massive fires, the flames have started to encroach on a military station in Älvdalens, where ammo's tested.
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Zirconia (Daniella De Jesus) interprets this as Gloria trying to use her feminine wiles to encroach on Badison's phone smuggling territory, and warns Badison.
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How do you go there but not cross a line, how do you maintain your freedom but not encroach on the freedom of others?
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But there are also deeper concerns that the growing powers of big tech companies increasingly encroach on areas belonging to governments, like issuing currency.
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China has repeatedly called these patrols, which encroach on waters China claims ownership of, provocative and warned that they risked military action in response.
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Firms are increasingly looking outside finance for experts to compete as fintech companies and established tech giants threaten to encroach on traditional banking businesses.
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But as ride-hailing companies scale their networks of drivers and users around the world, they are starting to encroach on each other's turf.
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While it plays lip service to the Palestinian cause, Israel and Saudi Arabia have a tacit understanding not to encroach on each other's interests.
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In the opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito, the high court found that Kansas did not unlawfully encroach on federal authority over immigration policy.
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According to experts, as people continue to trade wildlife, encroach on habitats, and interact with animals, epidemics like the current outbreak will keep happening.
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The question they say, "is whether allowing every state or local prosecutor to target the President for criminal investigation" would encroach on the executive.
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Whether Ji is referencing the Lower Ninth Ward, Badong village, or Columbus Park in Manhattan's Chinatown, globalization, corruption, and ecological alteration encroach on his scenery.
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Gun rights proponents complain the rules could disarm law-abiding citizens and encroach on Switzerland's heritage and national identity that includes a well-armed citizenry.
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But as regulators allowed rival trading platforms to encroach on the established exchanges' turf, those fees came down, pushing them into other lines of business.
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A number of new brands are popping up on the scene as larger, more established men's cosmetics try and encroach on the hot new market.
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That said, Amazon's recent partnership with supermarket Morrisons in the U.K., for example, is seeing the company encroach on the fresh grocery delivery space too.
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Locals cough and wheeze under vast clouds of smoke, and NASA images show oil threatening to encroach on the Tigris River, a major water source.
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America's need to restore global markets after World War II, and to control the extraction of natural resources, led it to encroach on Soviet defenses.
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Not only are cars clogging the city's streets, they also encroach on public spaces like sidewalks and bike lanes because of a lack of parking.
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That long 'app-fever' run seemed to end at the beginning of last year when other kinds of devices seemed to encroach on the event.
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This time, humans seem to be the principal cause, as we encroach on habitat, alter the climate or kill for food, sport, fins and tusks.
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Hence, President Obama's Pentagon accommodated China's growing SCS military presence on its man-made islands, which encroach on international law as well as international waters.
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They also said Manila had "treacherously taken advantage" of the cease-fire to encroach on territory the rebels considered part of their sphere of influence.
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Land, climate and population pressures are driving many landless Kenyans like Mugeni to encroach on nearby rivers, wetlands and other natural resources to survive, experts said.
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However, critics say it's a deliberate attempt by Lam to encroach on Hong Kong's freedoms under the "one country, two systems" convention it has with China.
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Wildlife tourism is a growing money spinner for India, even as conservationists are divided over whether visitors help protect threatened species or encroach on their habitat.
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Your kids are primarily welcome at the family Presidio pool, but you'll get side-eyed (or worse) if you encroach on the pools meant for adults.
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Wildlife tourism is a growing money maker for India though conservationists are divided as to whether travelers help protect threatened species or encroach on their habitat.
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Her best asset is her ability to intimidate, so of course when another company tries to encroach on her new business she's gonna step to them.
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In the 1970s, illegal gold miners began to encroach on their territory, bringing diseases such as malaria which killed off a large portion of the tribe.
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Video from the San Luis Rey fire showed pandemonium as horses scrambled free, kicking dust into the air as flames began to encroach on the property.
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He can prune any branches or roots that encroach on his property, at his own expense, so long as he does not destroy the root system.
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Even simple measures such as creating more cycle lanes often face opposition from residents and politicians when, for example, they encroach on parking spaces, he said.
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Ankara says that areas Cyprus claims encroach on its own continental shelf, and that in other cases Turkish Cypriots are entitled to a share of the resources.
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Tech giants such as Amazon and Google parent Alphabet have already taken steps to encroach on banks' turf in areas ranging from small business lending to payments.
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IN 1989 WILLIAM BARR, then a White House lawyer, wrote a memorandum warning the president to be mindful of attempts by Congress to encroach on his authority.
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What's important is that, having taken over e-commerce, Amazon is looking for new worlds to conquer—and looking for new ways to encroach on Walmart's turf.
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Mundane scarcity and social pressures encroach on all the characters at all times, except maybe Gadappa, who manages to stay sozzled and mystical at the same time.
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It has little time for, say, structural inequality, or any -ism that might encroach on the total autonomy of a self that wants to, well, self-improve.
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As early as this spring, Wall Street analysts warned that Juul sales were starting to encroach on big tobacco's financial terrain and could negatively affect Altria stocks.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, called on his colleagues to block any nominee who would encroach on established rights that Democrats consider sacrosanct.
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Yet Snap will encounter intense scrutiny from potential investors, as rivals try to encroach on its turf by copying some of the photo messaging service's signature features.
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Many Republicans reject the measure on the grounds that it would encroach on constitutionally mandated religious freedoms while creating an unfair playing field in women's sporting competitions.
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Parking spaces also cannot encroach on the sidewalk, they must be within the building's lot lines, and they must measure at least 8.5 feet by 18 feet.
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Isabella: It points to a certain entitlement too, that someone was willing to encroach on a woman's space for the sake of a "lighthearted" attempt at humor.
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In addition to being one of the worst-affected areas for fires, Apuí is a deforestation hot spot as ranchers from neighboring states encroach on its forest.
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As the drugstore operator prepared to merge with Aetna, investors worried that Amazon's moves in the pharmaceutical and health care spaces would encroach on the deal's potential.
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The internet has done an incredible job at devouring the newspaper's tools of time capture (news, information, classifieds, etc.) but has — yet — to really encroach on television.
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Instead, it sells app install ads on both Facebook and Instagram, giving the company several reasons to pray Apple's new plan doesn't encroach on its existing business.
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And it is a leap of faith for any franchisee who knows they lack a defined territory to believe a franchise company won't ever encroach on their market.
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Critics in the U.S. Congress have denounced the move as a predatory money grab that would encroach on U.S. government jurisdiction and ultimately add to the federal deficit.
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More amusingly, Palantir's lawyers are also accusing Abramowitz of trying to trademark the term "Shire," which they say is yet another attempt to encroach on the company's territory.
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As competitors from the tech world like Amazon Echo, Google Home, and Sonos encroach on the audio business, the new alliance could help defend Sound United's traditional brands.
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"The people of Hong Kong are bravely standing up to the Chinese Communist Party as Beijing tries to encroach on their autonomy and freedom," McConnell wrote in tweet.
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However, the authors note that oil and gas production is starting to encroach on more densely populated areas in some parts of the United States, including around Pittsburgh.
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Lam faces broad public anger following three large-scale demonstrations over the past 10 days by protesters fearful that the extradition bill would encroach on their civil liberties.
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The forest protection push has included efforts to evict people who encroach on forest land and a logging ban issued by the country's deputy president earlier this year.
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We worked through the night with our crew and fire crews to ensure that the vineyard was fully protected and that the fire wouldn't encroach on our vineyards.
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"What happens here, after a year or maybe two, will happen in Taiwan," he said, referring to concerns that China might encroach on the island's legal system somehow.
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By using a dark color like black paint, the artist shows depictions of environmental destruction as objects like oil begin to encroach on a beautiful but tragically unaware deer.
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As digital media begins to encroach on magazine sales, and as Gourmet's profits decline during the recession, Reichl begins working overtime to try to sell the magazine to advertisers.
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Brazilian lawmakers and judges have tried repeatedly in recent years to encroach on the privacy offered by WhatsApp, creating headaches for Facebook executives who are often called to account.
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They also say the guidelines encroach on the European Parliament's prerogatives and fail to account for countries, such as Italy, where justice is slow and the economic recovery fragile.
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"A blame-game against our country is starting, that based on the new agreement we will encroach on human rights," Migration Minister Yannis Mouzalas told lawmakers before the vote.
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Barilla decided to mount a challenge to Nutella after sensing that Ferrero was starting to encroach on the pasta-maker's lesser-known biscuit business, one of the sources said.
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The ICG says three things have worsened the crisis: First, environmental challenges in the north have impacted arable lands, forcing herdsmen to encroach on farming settlements in central states.
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In a 1989 memo to top Justice Department lawyers, which was first reported by The New York Times, Barr warned against Congress trying to encroach on the president's authority.
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Gun rights proponents complain the rules - including requirements to practise shooting regularly - encroach on Switzerland's national identity that includes a well-armed citizenry as a bulwark of national security.
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Facebook, however, is trying to encroach on that territory with Tuesday's announcement, which follows reports of plans to expand the length of Instagram videos and introduce original Instagram shows.
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For the Los Angeles Lakers, it was the sort of dreaded scene that generates an aftertaste bound to linger — and maybe even encroach on James's 35th birthday on Monday.
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There is always the chance that the easement will be granted after the environmental assessment and even if an alternate route is selected, it may still encroach on tribal land.
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On top of that, someone installed a security gate that seems to encroach on public property ... so much so that there's a city streetlight on her side of the gate.
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"We appeal to the government not to encroach on our rights, and to take the informed consent of the fishing community for any changes," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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" McConnell, meanwhile, said on Twitter that "the people of Hong Kong are bravely standing up to the Chinese Communist Party as Beijing tries to encroach on their autonomy and freedom.
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The Blackburn-Veasey legislation is a definitive action against pyramid schemes, but does not pre-empt any state consumer protection laws, or encroach on the Federal Trade Commission's current authority.
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"It was a savage move and a type of police violence when they tried to encroach on the university," said Timothy Chow, 23, an engineering student who graduated in June.
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Roberts has already voted with fellow conservatives to lift campaign finance rules and to make it harder for civil rights groups to challenge state practices that encroach on voting rights.
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Enjoying reading offscreen is increasingly important for everyone in an over-digitalized world where email and other digital communications encroach on the boundaries between night and day, home and work.
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He first brought Mr. Kilimnik onto the team, only to watch Mr. Kilimnik encroach on his position and eventually formally replace him when Mr. Griffin left the team in 22017.
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The partnership helps each company fill in important gaps in their "tech you can yell at" offerings, just as Apple and Google encroach on the Alexa-powered Echo's home-speaker domain.
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Putin has in the past resisted popular revolts in ex-Soviet states, particular in Georgia and Ukraine, viewing them as a ploy by Washington to encroach on Moscow's sphere of influence.
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Now it is threatening to encroach on jobs seen as belonging to the upper-middle class to the upper class just below the richest in society, from medical specialists to lawyers.
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ISPO is supposed to guarantee that land used for palm oil is legally owned, does not encroach on forests and is cleared using good agriculture practices, not slash-and-burn methods.
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Just the same, the separatists are giving Beijing plenty of excuses to tighten the grip on the city and to further encroach on our freedom of speech and freedom of assembly.
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Turkey, which does not have diplomatic relations with Cyprus's internationally recognised government, says Nicosia either has no jurisdiction to offer licences or that some zones encroach on the Turkish continental shelf.
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Despite previously insisting he wouldn't encroach on the Fed's independence, Trump reportedly mulled firing Powell last month during a brutal time for U.S. stocks, the worst December since the Great Depression.
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On the other leg, if they have their antennae out for something unusual, and this doesn't make them hiss-terical or encroach on any other plans, maybe they'll find it truly roachmantic.
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Qatari officials say last week's agreement highlights their commitment to fighting extremism and say their neighbours are using terrorism as a cover for enforcing demands on Qatar that encroach on its sovereignty.
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A further contribution to his downfall, however, was his attempt to reorganise the DIA in ways that would encroach on the CIA's turf and expensively duplicate many of its intelligence-gathering activities.
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While there are no U.S. passenger-car builders, CRRC's success has fueled a backlash by American freight companies, which fear the company will encroach on the country's far bigger freight car market.
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They worry the massive building will further encroach on Theodore Roosevelt Park, where the museum sits, saying it will destroy the park and pose a safety risk through its long-term construction.
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Swiss gun rights proponents are now complaining this could disarm thousands of law-abiding citizens and that it would encroach on Switzerland's heritage and national identity that includes a well-armed citizenry.
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Qatari officials say last week's agreement highlights their commitment to fighting extremism and say their neighbors are using terrorism as a cover for enforcing demands on Qatar that encroach on its sovereignty.
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But also enshrined in the Constitution is the ability for the military to flex its muscle when it senses that those newfound freedoms might encroach on its hold over defense in Myanmar.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile declared a state of emergency on Friday as more than a dozen wildfires that have scorched nearly 50,000 hectares (123,500 acres) threatened to encroach on towns, factories and vineyards.
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Competition from neighboring states is also likely to encroach on tax revenues, as young industries in Oregon and Alaska mature and new states like California and Nevada bring their legal regimes online.
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She also aligned her tenant organizations with student groups that in 1968 seized campus buildings to protest the Vietnam War and the university's plans to encroach on Morningside Park with a gymnasium.
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The "Mad Money" host also turned to the widely disliked retail sector, in which many players are struggling to stay afloat as online giants like Amazon encroach on brick-and-mortar business.
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When White House opponents, usually in Congress, encroach on diplomatic matters, invoking the Logan Act enables the pro-White House party to denounce the other side as not just wrongheaded but lawbreakers.
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"Threats of U.S. sanctions against European companies invested in Nord Stream 2 encroach on European energy policy," the chairman of the German Committee on Eastern European Economic Relations (Ostausschuss), Wolfgang Buechele, told Reuters.
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While automation is already replacing many blue-collar jobs, like dock workers and grocery store cashiers, it will increasingly encroach on the work of white-collar jobs, like financial analysts, according to Chamberlain.
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While Uber is aiming to encroach on giant future markets — where people no longer own cars and where eating in has more substantially disrupted dining out — that goal is a long way off.
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They are great if you're giving something away – you can grab lots of eyeballs quickly with the right strategy – but they definitely take a cut of revenue and could encroach on overall sales.
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WPP, along with other holding companies, faces challenges as consultancies encroach on agencies, marketers take work in-house, and advertisers move budgets moving away from traditional mediums to platforms like Facebook and Google.
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Under this approach, the Senate exercising its authority to consider a presidential nominee, even when it results in delay or rejection of a nominee, does not encroach on the prerogatives of the president.
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Opponents, including a number of civil rights groups and liberal Democrats, have a different view, saying the change would encroach on the rights of free expression and protest outlined explicitly in the First Amendment.
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With many people using their personal smart phones for work-related activities, the possibility of "email creep," which Allianz defines as when your "work obligations encroach on personal time," is much higher, they found.
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Read takes over the 16 billion pound ($20.7 billion) company at a difficult time however as cautious clients question everything they spend and Facebook, Google and consultants such as Deloitte encroach on its turf.
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In the age of the Anthropocene, man-made environments progressively encroach on wildlife, but how can humans rethink space as more than just a resource to be plundered or an experience to be consumed?
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In another sign of the Trump administration's reluctance to join international initiatives it sees as a bid to encroach on U.S. sovereignty, French officials said Washington might not become a signatory, though talks are continuing.
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It said the decision was made because the government failed to comply with its "obligation" to pardon and release all political prisoners and "has treacherously taken advantage" of the ceasefire to encroach on its territory.
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It has also begun to remove nearly 2,100 smaller businesses – from motor repair shops to restaurants – that encroach on the city's wetlands, with the goal of restoring the land to its natural state by 2020.
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In another sign of the Trump administration's reluctance to join international initiatives it sees as a bid to encroach on U.S. sovereignty, French officials said Washington might not become a signatory, though talks are continuing.
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The social network already screens Major League Baseball in the U.S. It is not the only social media platform to encroach on the business of sports viewing, a strategy partly employed to prevent user attrition.
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North Korea said late on Sunday it fully supports China on the situation in Hong Kong, which it also blamed on "foreign forces" interfering in an internal affair of China to encroach on security and order.
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Specifically, it means that Alexa is beginning to encroach on Google's Android territory, threatening to make the company's "OK Google" digital assistant a mere also-ran for Amazon users who also happen to use Google services.
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When pressed as to why consumers would pay for a "security and privacy" tool that seems to encroach on consumer privacy, the company told Motherboard that the current privacy policy doesn't accurately reflect what's being collected.
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"The bigger problem is that if you convince people that giving gay folks rights is going to somehow encroach on religion," Wilson said, "it's going to be harder to change that legislative map in the US."
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As such, Geuze has long been involved with Dutch politics regarding land use, arguing that municipal governments are letting too many buildings encroach on the green edge that he once traversed by bike and by pole.
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In the first half of the 20th century, nearly 200 anti-lynching bills were introduced in Congress, but they failed, in part due to Southern lawmakers who felt like the bill would encroach on state's rights.
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This opens up a host of research questions, like what to do as humans encroach on the bat's habitats, what diseases might be spread, and how the bat might compete with other species of bats for resources.
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It was then, they said, that company officials explained that the two companies had an unwritten agreement not to encroach on each other's business in certain countries — an arrangement that violates antitrust laws, the whistleblower claim alleges.
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The trend by Boeing and other planemakers to encroach on the business models of their suppliers has already fueled an industry power battle that analysts say could reach a critical point during supplier negotiations for the NMA.
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LOS ANGELES — Ever since the art lawyer Joshua Roth joined United Talent Agency in early 2015 to start its first fine art division, gallery owners have wondered if the giant Hollywood agency would encroach on their business.
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But in the U.S it has been a target of industry groups and heavily criticized by some developers and lawmakers for working almost too well, making it difficult to encroach on habitat even after a species rebounds.
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A court ruling five years ago was supposed to protect the right of indigenous peoples to live undisturbed in their native habitat, but corporate farming continued to encroach on the national park the Orang Rimba called home.
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The bill is also facing headwinds from another direction: the Senate Commerce Committee, which claims near-total jurisdiction over Section 85033 and has continually battled with the Judiciary committee when it tries to encroach on the law.
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As the reality of self-driving vehicles approaches and ride-sharing apps like Uber and Lyft encroach on individual car ownership, many analysts took to writing off the auto manufacturer, saying it would falter under the pressure.
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The company aims to begin operating a fleet of low-flying helicopters around Dallas-Fort Worth Airport — while working with air traffic controllers to not encroach on their flight paths — as a way to test NASA's UTM system.
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The best that we can do is to minimize the possibilities of abuse up to the point where they encroach on basic freedoms and harden the general institutions that secure democratic information against attacks intended to undermine them.
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For a nation of just 38 million people occupying the world's second-largest land mass after Russia, maintaining a vibrant economy in a warmer future in which the oceans encroach on coastal land almost certainly means encouraging immigration.
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Trump is widely seen inside the building as his own communications director — a media mastermind who can change a news cycle with a single tweet and who has been known to grumble when aides encroach on his spotlight.
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As more people encroach on ecological habitats in their quest for food and resources, that creates opportunities for interspecies virus jumps: "First from animal to human, then from human to human, sometimes on a pandemic scale," Quammen wrote.
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Though it's not always as extreme as what happened to r/TwoXChromosomes, research has shown that the way men take up and encroach on space in virtual comment sections is significantly different from women's experience of online commenting.
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While Expedia and Priceline roll out ways to encroach on Airbnb's space with their own private home listings for travellers, the $31 billion venture-backed Airbnb is also looking at new ways to boost its own traffic and bookings.
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The announcement was made shortly after Israel's Supreme Court rejected a government plan to rehouse some of the Amona settlers on an adjacent plot because it ruled that homes built there would also encroach on land owned by Palestinians.
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In the meeting, meant to assuage concerns of incoming committee chairmen that the new climate panel might encroach on their authority, Pelosi promised that the select committee wouldn't have the authority to pass its own bills, according to Rep.
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He knew the development of hotels on lucrative oceanside property north of Daytona Beach would eventually encroach on the race territory, and he knew that the beach could barely withstand the pounding of heavy cars sweeping through the turns.
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Wherever unprotected activists stand up to governments and corporations that encroach on indigenous land rights and other human rights, we must do all we can to stop our governments, corporations and lending institutions from playing the role of enabler.
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We may see a inaction result from the weekend meeting, but OPEC is still likely to increase production, because Russia crude oil production has hit history high since soviet collapse, and those productions will encroach on OPEC' market shares.
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"Unfortunately, the bill currently being considered by the House seeks to significantly expand federal pre-emption of states by moving beyond the traditional definition of motor vehicle safety to encroach on vehicle operations, currently under the states' purview," the NCSL writes.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong announced on Tuesday a controversial plan to allow mainland officials to enforce Chinese laws inside a Hong Kong train station, an immigration set-up critics say will encroach on the city's autonomy and endanger existing freedoms.
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For herders to encroach on government and private land is normal in Africa, but the size of the herds, the involvement of political and military bigwigs as cattle barons, and the proliferation of weapons have all got out of hand.
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A recent series by the Associated Press and the Center for Public Integrity revealed that, after Purdue made its guilty plea, in 2007, it assembled an army of lobbyists to fight any legislative actions that might encroach on its business.
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In the meeting, meant to assuage concerns of incoming committee chairmen that the new climate panel might encroach on their authority, Pelosi (D-Calif.) promised that the select committee wouldn't have the authority to pass its own bills, according to Rep.
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As early Glasgow darkness began to encroach on the lighted space, and as "don't go chasing waterfalls" wafted up to a copper dome, I bought a black T-shirt and felt it must be a classic, to have lived here.
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In Detroit, the concept of a vanishing house is far more intensely loaded — Palm Springs has seen nothing but development encroaching on nature, while Detroit is famously a city whose population decline has enabled nature to encroach on human settlement.
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For this reason, sneaking as an alternate reproductive strategy has occasionally been observed in different animals—often by smaller males who have to encroach on the territory of bigger ones, because their size puts them at a disadvantage for regular mating.
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If near-term oil prices hit $55 a barrel while contracts further from expiration trade near $45, that will prevent U.S. exploration and production companies from hedging forward contracts, which would have allowed them to produce more and encroach on OPEC market share.
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"The goals and objectives of these measures... is to do everything within our power to make sure the federal government doesn't encroach on our far-reaching progressive policies," California Senate Leader Kevin de Leon said during a press conference in Sacramento on Thursday.
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For those unfamiliar with the pipeline protests, the Standing Rock Sioux are seeking to halt the construction of a $3.8 billion pipeline saying its development will encroach on their tribal burial sites and taint their water supply at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
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North Korea said late on Sunday it fully supports China on the situation in Hong Kong, which it also said was caused by "foreign forces" interfering in an internal affairs of China to encroach on the security and order of the Chinese city.
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But then a problem that the modern-day tech hub of San Francisco knows all too well began to encroach on the free-loving, streetcar neighborhood: the city needed more space to build more housing, and developers turned their eyes to Carville.
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Roth says that, like Jeong, he explores the "poetics in everyday life" and his artwork in the show features a genuine Persian rug planted with grass seeds which grow through and encroach on the carpet—at first augmenting it then, eventually, ruining it.
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The screen was possibly getting too crowded, and maybe we had some performance issues with the additional AI. And of course you then need more status panels, and that started to encroach on to the screen, cutting down the level of detail.
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Well before Hong Kong is set to lose its unique status, however, the Basic Law has been weakened as China's ruling Communist Party and its security apparatus increasingly encroach on Hong Kong — for example, by abducting booksellers and a Chinese-born billionaire.
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Coffee plantations and split-level homes steadily encroach on the former Marine base, A Vietnamese victory museum there bizarrely claims "80 ships were destroyed" during the climactic battle, even though the base is 70 miles from the sea or other navigable waterways.
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"There are concerns that the manual recounting and sorting of votes might become a pretext to hold the elections again, encroach on the choices of the electorate and restrict the democratic process and that future voter turnout might be lower," he warned.
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But when new residents encroach on his territory, he strikes a deal with the conniving Lord Farquaad (John Lithgow): rescue Princess Fiona (Cameron Diaz) from a fire-breathing dragon and bring her to Farquaad to marry, and Shrek gets his solitude back.
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For example, many home appliance brands launched loudspeakers and smart microwave ovens that can match Alexa, but what we will see soon is Amazon and other companies will introduce their own home appliances to further encroach on market stakes of smart home appliance.
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Microsoft and Google are increasingly trying to encroach on Amazon's turf, where the company essentially defined what this style of cloud computing looks like and offered startups a way to quickly roll out their products for a much lower cost than buying their own infrastructure.
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Some argue that the more her business broadens its scope, the more it threatens to encroach on the ability of two trusted advisers to deliver credible counsel to the president on core issues like trade, intellectual property, and the value of the Chinese currency.
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Negatively, the long-term growth headroom would be limited given an increasing importance of pay-TV and internet as alternate advertising platforms, while the entrance of Grupo Imagen, the new broadcaster which started its operations in 211Q21500, could gradually encroach on TV Azteca' market share.
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This hi-def clarity tapers off at the edges, where, as in the image at the gallery entrance, chunks of background cut in at canted angles; rich streams of information are abruptly overwritten by blackness, seeming to encroach on the skin of the screen.
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Ancient mosques in the river delta city of Bagerhat, Bangladesh are scrambling to deal with rising flood plains that create salinity issues and water damage, beginning to encroach on medieval structures of Khalifatabad, the Historic Mosque City of Bagerhat, that have stood for 600 years.
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In a copy of the letter sent to Greece's foreign ministry seen by Reuters, Bassil said Lebanon would not allow its sovereignty to be breached, "especially when it comes to any eventual attempt from Israel to encroach on Lebanon's sovereign rights and jurisdiction over its EEZ".
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By filling the galleries to the brim in The Keeper and emptying them out for Anri Sala, the museum managed to tame its awkward layout, in which elevator bays encroach on the main galleries and artworks feel alternately lost and crowded in the squeezed, double-height space.
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LinkedIn I think likely has two wider goals by providing tools like this: one is to get more users engaged on its platform; and the other is to use it as part of its feature moat to remain competitive with other social platforms that might encroach on its space.
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" Havens stressed that while he doesn't want to encroach on personal choice, he believes there should be a "set of policies and standards that can allow a person an individual decision, but there's a uniformity and kind of a legality about it so that it's not just random.
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"NAIJ is working diligently to fight the implementation of any 'numeric based performance measures' on judges, and ensure that any future standards that may be imposed on judges or the Immigration Courts are legally defensible, fair, and would not encroach on our independent decision making authority," Tabaddor wrote in January.
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Botswana and its neighbours Zimbabwe, Zambia, Namibia and South Africa have in the last few years reconsidered conservation laws to try and balance the need to protect sought-after species such as elephants, rhinos and buffalo from poaching while managing the danger they pose as they encroach on areas of human habitation.
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Former TechCruncher Jason Kincaid's lede says it all: Cute kittens and toddlers may be YouTube's bread and butter, but Google's video portal needs more than that to encroach on the goliath that is cable TV. But instead of shelling out for the rights to premium content from cable networks, YouTube is hoping it can nudge its existing community toward making high quality videos.
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It's notable that both Spotify and Netflix have something else in common: Apple — now the world's biggest company passing a $1 trillion market cap earlier this month — has made many big moves to encroach on their space, and thus it makes little sense for either company to cut Apple in more than it has to on its direct customer relationships.
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In addition to continuing to encroach on Ukraine, the Russian government interfered in the 2016 US election and was behind the attempted assassination of a former Russian spy in the UK. US officials also warn that as the 2020 election looms, the Russians are stepping up their cyberactivities against the US and have repeatedly tried to attack US power grids.
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By granting ConocoPhillips its preferred GMT2628 proposal – allowing the company to encroach on a protected area, conduct year-round drilling, and build a permanent road to transport supplies and equipment – BLM has set a dangerous precedent for future oil development and road construction in the Reserve's sensitive wetlands and tundra, and eroded the integrity of the IAP in the process.
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In the wake of kids dying because heroes couldn't stop supervillains from blowing up their school, a mother who lost her son presents an argument to Stark that he ultimately comes to agree with: Policemen are trained and held accountable for their actions, and superheroes should be too: On the other side, Rogers believes that government regulation of superheroes would encroach on their civil liberties.
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Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) on Monday denounced the Trump administration's plan to reverse a ban on local and state police arming themselves with military equipment, saying it would encroach on Americans' liberties.
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LG: In a sense that the more that you do as a so-called platform, the more you start to encroach on territory of, like I said, it starts with a little bit of moderation, and all of a sudden you're into curation, and all of a sudden you're into editing, and then you're making decisions, and all of a sudden you're a media company.
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But there have been two catches to that pull: how best to capture activity when it's not specifically digital (for example, going into a physical store), and how best to capture activity in a way that doesn't encroach on customers' privacy and right to be anonymous if they so choose — with the latter becoming more than just a principle in many jurisdictions, but fully fledged rule of law.
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In addition to continuing to encroach on Ukraine, the Russian government interfered in the 2016 US election and was behind the attempted assassination of a former Russian spy in the UK.Russia is also a key ally for Syrian president Bashar al-Assad as he slaughters his own people in a brutal civil war, and in recent months, it's begun cozying up to other rogue regimes like Iran and North Korea.
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The Kayapo's remote way of life—coupled with the fact that many of the villages are only accessible by plane, spread out over huge distances, and inhabited by people who do not speak Portuguese or have any knowledge of "white men"—means that it is extremely difficult to bring attention to their issues and ongoing battle with the illegal logging, gold mining, and ranching that encroach on the 2,500 mile border of their lands.
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Kim referred to North Korea as a "nuclear and military power in the east that formidable enemy dare encroach on" and said "unless the US and its vassal forces stop nuclear threat and blackmail and unless they stop the war exercises which they stage right at our noses under the pretext of annual exercises, the DPRK would keep increasing the military capabilities for self-defense and preemptive striking capacity with a main emphasis on nuclear force," according to state news agency KCNA.
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As Robin Wilson, a law professor at the University of Illinois who helped write Utah's nondiscrimination law, told me, religious conflicts are the major obstacle to passing LGBTQ protections in more states: "The bigger problem is that if you convince people that giving gay folks rights is going to somehow encroach on religion, it's going to be harder to change that legislative map in the US." If religious carve-outs help get around this issue, more states may pass nondiscrimination laws.
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Instead, it requires the Trump administration to push back at Beijing's attempts to encroach on the sovereignty of its neighbors and trying to control trade routes, violations of the so called "rules-based order" that the United States has championed globally since the end of World War II. "The South China Sea appeals somewhat less naturally to someone like President Trump because it's about abstract defenses of norms and systemic stability," said Euan Graham, the director of international security at Australia's Lowy Institute.
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