We liberals are sometimes glib about equating guns and danger.
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Equating psychiatric disabilities with gun violence is unjust and stigmatizing.
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Amnesty International tweeted an infographic equating family separation to torture.
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The backlash shows a disturbing mindset equating accusation with guilt.
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I wasn't really equating it to the prince so much.
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I'm not equating Trump and Avenatti, who doesn't deserve that.
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But don't make the mistake of equating vulnerability with harmlessness.
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We have a way of equating kinship with sharing genes.
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But youthfulness equating to attractiveness is a difficult norm to buck.
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Equating money with value is in many cases a necessary expedient.
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Remember when Steven was equating rehab to the definition of insanity?
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" And "I was equating Trump to Hitler before it was cool.
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In 2014 Saudi Arabia passed a law equating atheism with terrorism.
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But it's time to stop equating no fuss with no fun.
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" In his dissent, Judge Thomas Ambro argued that by equating "T.
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There were also many signs equating gender justice with racial justice.
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Almost every free agent takes the most money, equating dollars with respect.
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Equating family ties with a missing piece of the brain sounds odd.
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And, quote, I was equating Trump to Hitler before it was cool.
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Is he equating "purposely negative" and "horrible" — both subjective determinations — with "false"?
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The nominee has spent a lifetime equating the Trump name with success.
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But equating a boy's orgasm with getting what he wants is wrong.
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Merritt is somehow equating gender identification with, say, being a football player.
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Why this association, especially when it comes to equating humans and insects?
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For instance, Mr. Trump has begun equating currency movements with monetary policy.
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Maybe we're equating money with power when they're not the same thing.
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Mann condemned by equating it to the plague overrunning Venice and the war
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Equating motherhood to a job can also be psychologically harmful to new parents.
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To be clear: I don't mean any disrespect by equating proverbs to fortunes.
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It is basically equating birth control with sex rather than with health care.
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But he also chastised Mr. Trump for comments equating Russian and American interests.
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Next, she began equating purchases with the work hours needed to buy them.
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There's an even bigger risk to equating dot-org sites with do-gooders.
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Casten was forced to apologize for equating Trump to terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden.
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And we need to stop equating top-tier business success with sturdy political leadership.
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Bernie's draw is his "dream big" mentality – equating economic reform with redistribution of wealth.
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Sessions argued that Bates was overstepping in his decision, equating it to dictating policy.
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It said the plant will have capacity equating to 92 billion yuan a year.
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During last night's debate, Republicans were running ads about Democrats equating them to socialists.
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And equating pseudoscience, or even just bad science, with solid science isn't just unorthodox.
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President Tayyip Erdogan has repeatedly railed against high interest rates, equating them with treason.
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Some in Venezuela have started equating the nation's travails to a country during wartime.
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Mr. Trump is already fond of equating Democratic approaches to health care with socialism.
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Again, I'm not equating Trump and Sanders, to whom that would be grossly unfair.
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And equating the A train platform with a restaurant destination may be a stretch.
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The center, she says, responded by discharging him, equating eating the cookie to stealing.
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However, equating that to overall harm would be a very limited understanding of the concept.
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Furthermore, executives should stop equating the work ethic with the practice of working long hours.
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"@ariellecharnas, the fragility of equating criticism with hate is not a good look," it began.
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The wanton equating of facts with myths cannot be acceptable and is not journalistic objectivity.
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Some have urged Mr Trump to apologise for equating Nazis with those who protest Nazism.
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Equating Clinton's email travails to the actions of C.I.A. water boarders just doesn't hold up.
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And sadly, I thought he was going to get away with equating Christianity with conservatism.
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He ends up, though, equating Donald Trump with Tea Party politics and its favorite candidates.
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Let us not ruin the moment with a cheap throwaway line equating marriage with imprisonment.
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But that didn't stop us from equating Ofélia with Wegman's pantheon of lean, superstar Weimaraners.
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At first, I found myself equating her with the American women who had supported Mrs.
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The announced cuts amounted to about 30,000 tonnes, equating to about 8% of global supply.
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For far too long, the industry has been complicit in equating wine with stuffy connoisseurship.
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Johnson should hang his head in shame for equating America with Assad in any way.
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By equating diamonds with eternity, De Beers hoped to get ahead of a looming crisis.
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It is his attempt to dehumanise queer people by equating their relationships to people marrying animals.
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He's saying that America is under spiritual attack and equating the attacks on Trump with that.
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About a fifth of its exports go to America, equating to nearly 4% of Chinese GDP.
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Immigration and anti-Muslim sentiments that stem from falsely equating Islam with radicalization is another factor.
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On the other hand, they are equating people with red hair to orangutans and it's discriminatory.
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Adjusted for purchasing-power parity, that is a comfortable income, equating to over $75,000 in America.
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Equating the two only further smears the movement as something it never was: violent and unhinged.
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The White House defended Mr. Miller on Thursday by equating the law center's reporting to libel.
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Where Mr. Trump's equating of national and economic security has provoked less concern is with China.
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But equating warnings with "intellectual 'safe spaces,' " as the university's president does, isn't what advocates need.
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The unhappiness of China's growing middle class illustrates the futility of equating material success with happiness.
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In response, he and his allies are equating the process with criminality and acts of violence.
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The buyer is supplying $5 billion of equity, equating to roughly 11 percent of Syngenta's value.
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You've warned other artists before about the dangers of equating social media metrics to self-worth.
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Tommy says bans just make things worse, equating the vape ban to the war on drugs.
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President Donald Trump typically mocks the idea of acting too presidential — equating it with being boring.
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What is Gingeras's goal, with her exhibition title equating these artists to sex workers, beyond mere sensationalism?
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The annual deficit to September was NZ$7.48 billion, equating to 2.9 percent of gross domestic product.
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Hong Kong was the second most expensive city, with $1 million equating to just 215 square feet.
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During 2015, we delivered 2,509 affordable homes (2014: 2014,178), equating to 19% of total completions (2014: 17%).
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Equating human-led food trends conflicts with the basic reality of being a pet-owner in general.
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The current cost per kilowatt-hour is $1.73 (equating to roughly $21.7,22025 for the Tesla S battery).
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To be clear, the researchers are not equating long-term opioid use with addiction in their study.
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At 5 years old, that's one of my earliest memories of equating long, silky hair with beauty.
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Who could forget Obama administration official Steve Rattner equating Tea Party members with suicide bombers in 2011?
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After equating food insecurity with hunger, handout advocates acknowledge that food insecurity is connected to weight gain.
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"I wish that people would stop equating fat people with laziness, and with being unhealthy," Ditto says.
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Erdogan has repeatedly railed against the high domestic cost of borrowing, equating high interest rates with "treason".
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A simple balance compares two weights on each of the pans, with the goal of equating them.
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I personally would never have thought of it as a way of equating human beings to fish.
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If you think equating Lopez to the sun is an exaggeration, then you haven't seen this movie.
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Kelley fetishizes the unremembered areas, or absences, in these works by equating each one with repressed trauma.
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Experts say the White House is mistakenly equating the group's shrunken territorial holdings with its overall strength.
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Britain ceased equating Europe with scourges like intellectuals, rabies and garlic, as it had in my childhood.
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Then, having dispensed with this gesture of courtesy, he bore in, equating Obama with a deposed dictator.
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In doing so, they played into the strategy of equating domestic progressivism and international diplomacy with socialism.
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Moody's has a B3 rating for Tesla's corporate family rating, equating to speculative and below investment grade.
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President Trump's personal lawyer forwarded an email equating first United States President George Washington with Confederate Gen.
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But Trump's fixation on "new" – and his insistence on equating it with "far better" – shouldn't be surprising.
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Equating transgender Americans with criminals and predators perpetuates widespread misunderstandings about what it actually means to be transgender.
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So you're equating weakness—or a term used to describe someone as soft or weak—with female genitalia.
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Nor is he looking to win over the Jewish electorate by blindly equating Jewish interests with Israeli ones.
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Even so, he warned of equating the Jewish state and all its diversity with its polarizing, longtime leader.
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In 2014, exports by Israeli cybersecurity companies reached $6B, equating to approximately 10% of the global cybersecurity market.
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In other respects, equating mental illness to brain disease is quite misleading and in some cases even harmful.
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Ocasio-Cortez sparked fierce pushback on the right late Monday after equating migrant detention facilities to concentration camps.
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Blevins said he sees himself instead as a small business owner, equating gaming to a small coffee shop.
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The financing includes a term loan totalling around €133m, equating to around 5.5 times Memora's approximate €43m Ebitda.
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By equating the materiality of the object with letters, names, and phrases, Florian shares something with Antonin Artaud.
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Both of these techniques acknowledge a "proper" application of makeup, potentially equating what's flattering with what's conventionally attractive.
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Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer posted a $3.9 billion profit in the second quarter, equating to a 29% profit margin.
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More than 200 African-American leaders publicly rejected the 1975 UN General Assembly resolution equating Zionism with racism.
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LEE WASSERMAN, BRONX To the Editor: I disagree with Frank Bruni's equating of the Patriots with Donald Trump.
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"Journalists have a bad, bad habit of equating length with substance and depth," he said in an interview.
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This group also disliked the idea of equating menstruation with womanhood, which they saw as reductive gender essentialism.
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The tweet was widely seen as a blending of anti-Jewish sentiment, equating Jews with money and corruption.
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Abortion foes and Republican politicians consciously tried to redefine Roe, equating the decision with abortion and judicial activism.
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"You just don't take something from somebody," said Mr. Lyman, 103, equating the monument designation to grand theft.
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Usually, the word is meant as a slur, a way of equating Jews with terror and foreign usurpation.
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Federal Election Commission, the 2010 Supreme Court decision equating corporations with individuals for purposes of the First Amendment.
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Ms. Mazzie also hopes to discourage people from equating a diagnosis of ovarian cancer with a death sentence.
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NDP leader Tom Mulcair directly criticized the motion, equating it to suppressing the civil liberties for advocacy groups.
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Cetinkaya also faces pressure from President Tayyip Erdogan, who has railed against high interest rates, equating them with treason.
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First, equating the two candidates' plans when it comes to the debt is misleading to the point of irresponsibility.
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The era of flat sandals equating to plastic pool slides or orthopedic-looking styles are far in our wake.
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President Tayyip Erdogan, who favours consumption-led growth, has repeatedly railed against high interest rates, equating them with treason.
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President Tayyip Erdogan has repeatedly railed against the high domestic cost of borrowing, equating high interest rates with "treason".
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There's no equating sci-fi fandom to any faith held by millions or billions of people around the world.
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What about my mother raising a son while working three jobs and still equating to less than minimum wage?
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It measures a worker's health in terms of their productivity, equating greater productivity with good health and vice versa.
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I think, at the heart of it, equating masculinity with dominance and naturalizing that — that's the thing that's weird.
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The proposal included 0.31 API shares and A$0.23 cash for each Sigma share, equating to A$0.686 each.
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But what I do know is that equating peaceful protesters with white supremacists emboldens those who hold bigoted views.
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In the first quarter, Citi earned $3.5 billion, equating to an annualized return on equity of just 6.4 percent.
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Intersect ENT's stock price fell by more than 10% Monday, equating to a market cap loss of $130 million.
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ICYMI ... Nicole posted this video last week, equating the women's struggle with racism and gun violence black America faces.
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I think that Marshall's equating of Giotto and Traylor is central to any understanding we have of his work.
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Dershowitz&aposs comments sparked immediate backlash for equating Trump&aposs own private interests with the US&aposs national interest.
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That number is also very low, equating to about 20.2 days of global consumption rather than normal 217 days.
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He constantly refers to the lighthouse as she/her, equating her to a better wife than any living woman.
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But Lydia Saad, a senior editor at Gallup, resisted equating support for trade with opposition to Mr. Trump's positions.
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President Tayyip Erdogan has repeatedly argued against the high cost of credit in Turkey, equating high interest rates with treason.
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According to Trading Economics, the average Cuban in 2017 took home a state salary equating to around $30 each month.
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We're equating it to waiting for your final sweet treat at a restaurant — only this mini indulgence lasts way longer.
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It is no coincidence that pro-Israel talking points equating BDS with anti-Semitism have been fully adopted in Washington.
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TERRY MCGRAWPhoenix I must protest against your cover of October 15th equating the sayings of Mr Trump with elephant dung.
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So there's a pretty clear risk of 'fake news' being interpreted by some as equating to any heavy political spin.
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Many were upset by his response, arguing that equating homosexuality and pedophilia is not an adequate response to the allegations.
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Some commentators point to the nationalism of Chinese students abroad, equating this with unquestioning support for the party and regime.
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In September, the comedian dismissed the Times' interview questions about sexual misconduct, calling them "rumors," and equating acknowledgement with admission.
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But to me, equating motherhood with a job is one of those slippery comparisons that only ends up hurting women.
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Students at Oberlin, a liberal-arts college in Ohio, revolted over insufficiently authentic Asian cuisine, equating it to "cultural appropriation".
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Their apps, downloaded by Reuters, each offered a month's loan at 15 percent, equating to 180 percent over a year.
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Throughout his campaign for president, Donald Trump made disparaging comments about Mexican immigrants by equating them with criminals and rapists.
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It'd take a pretty widespread acceptance of this type of contraceptive method for people to start equating jewelry with fucking.
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But Moss told The Undefeated that "150 to 200 messages" equating to hate mail also found its way to him.
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That outraged Democrats and Republicans alike, who said Trump was wrongly equating white supremacists with the people demonstrating against them.
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That number seems implausibly high for the summit alone, equating to a ratio of roughly 100 volunteers for every attendee.
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However, some say that equating mental illness as a chronic brain disease risks unnecessary harmful treatment, discrimination, stigma and abuse.
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North American airlines will take a 44 percent share of global profit, equating to $15 billion, in 2018, IATA said.
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Retailers such as Patagonia and REI slammed Trump's decision, equating it to theft, while lining up to challenge its legality.
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How about apologizing for equating in any way the United States of America and the regime of a murderous kleptocrat?
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This one proposes equating mobile and fixed broadband for the purposes of tracking the health of internet access in America.
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That translates into total profits from iron ore in the region of $15.3 billion, equating to about $11.17 a share.
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In an email, Ms. Jerde defended the policy, equating the risk that golfers take to those assumed by a skier.
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"We need to stop equating aggression and masculinity because I think that's a big part of it," Ms. Lakshmi said.
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Equating these two disasters may sound absurdly melodramatic to some; we'll see how it seems in a couple of years.
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On Tuesday, Trump defended white nationalists in Charlottesville during a press conference, equating the "alt-left" to white supremacist demonstrators.
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There is a rhythmic dissonance to the paintings that held my attention, made me conscious of equating looking with examining.
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The Valley investors framed the opposition to it as "ideological," equating the critics with India's historically anti-free-market government.
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Serbia's military budget for 2017 is set at 61 billion dinars (494.31 million euros), equating to 1.39 percent of national output.
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Trump himself has rejected these numbers as phony, equating them with pre-election pulls suggesting he would lose to Hillary Clinton.
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" HUD spokesman Brian Sullivan attempted to clarify Carson's statement, saying, "Nobody here believes he was equating voluntary immigration with involuntary servitude.
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HSBC has offered a staple financing on the potential sale of Archroma, equating to around 5.75 times Archroma's approximate €180m Ebitda.
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Another problem equating couponing with frugality is that people seeking savings can be a symptom of financial difficulties in a community.
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Mr McConnell's syllogism, equating single-payer health insurance systems with socialism, government and Europe, rests on a set of deep archetypes.
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" Kidman exclaims, digging in with enthusiasm before equating the flavor to a "hairy nut"), and fried grasshoppers ("exquisite ... I recommend it.
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In April 2016, the company reported 433 million members, equating to 34 million users added in a similar six-month period.
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Others might believe President Trump's comments equating neo-Nazi and anti-fascist protesters are merely reflective of his often exaggerated speech.
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Equating these groups is impacting real lives — Trump officials do it in their rhetoric, and they do it in their policies.
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The most recent wave of defections followed the president's controversial remarks equating neo-Nazis and white supremacists with anti-racist protesters.
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The company said he had overseen the sales of 16,000 aircraft, equating to 90 percent of all of the company's orders.
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High debt levels have contributed to an exceptionally high and rising interest bill, equating to 21750% of government revenues in 21000.
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Trump seemed entirely unbothered by the idea of equating neo-Nazis and white supremacists with those gathered to protest against them.
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"There is this equating of historical figures who are oppressors and historical figures who fought back against oppression," Mr. Williams said.
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Yet he bet heavily on anti-Communist autocrats like the shah of Iran or Pakistan's Yahya Khan, equating ruthlessness with reliability.
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I often do that with characters, going back to my bloody drama-school days, in terms of equating them with creatures.
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Bankers are preparing leveraged loan financings to back any potential sale, equating to around 5.5-6.0 times Chryso's approximate €55m Ebitda.
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For instance, his detractors accused him of equating being a gay man to being black, a comparison he never directly made.
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" Sanders, in the interview, blamed the media for propagating a misleading perception of democratic socialism by equating it with "authoritarian communism.
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During the court hearings, which are covered at length, some judges also express discomfort equating their plight with that of enslaved people.
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Mr. Bolton successfully pressed the United Nations to repeal a resolution equating Zionism with racism, making him a hero to Israel supporters.
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In the wake of the ceremony, White House advisor Kellyanne Conway slammed the show, equating the ratings woes to attacks on Trump.
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This forecast is far less dire than Frey and Osborne's, although it is still significant, equating to around 66 million job losses.
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One danger is creating the impression that there's nothing we can do to improve society, or falsely equating pessimism with moral seriousness.
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January's growth was reduced from 2178,2000 to 212,000, while February fell from 235,000 to 219,000, equating to a total decline of 38,0003.
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At Takeaway's current share price of 72.45 euros, its offer is valued at 607 pence per share, equating to roughly $5.3 billion.
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Liberals meanwhile argued that PETA was minimizing racism, sexism, and homophobia by equating those social justice causes with the fight against speciesism.
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Ascential's reported net debt/EBITDA leverage at end-September 23530 was 21103x, equating roughly to FFO lease adjusted net leverage of 5.2x.
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It's one of the more grotesque incarnations of a particularly facile sort of grievance politics: equating having your feelings hurt with oppression.
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There's no equating the people responsible for any of this work with the people who descended upon Charlottesville in General Lee's name.
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Golf legend Jack Nicklaus's gold Rolex sold at auction Tuesday evening for $1 million, equating to $1.22 million with the buyer's premium.
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"There's no equating those two experiences, and some people, by the way, live at the intersection of those experiences," Buttigieg told reporters.
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Two dissenting judges, however, recommended Mr. Sharif's disqualification, with one justice equating Mr. Sharif to a "godfather" of an Italian-style Mafia.
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But the theme that characterizes this particular meme trend seems to be the equating of conservative outrage with complete and utter absurdity.
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Traders said it involved: - 60,000 tonnes of Russian wheat from Daewoo at $186.00 a tonne FOB and $14.40 a tonne freight, equating to $200.40 a tonne C&F - 60,14.633 tonnes of Ukrainian wheat from Louis Dreyfus at $187.00 a tonne FOB and $14.96 a tonne freight, equating to $201.96 a tonne C&F - 55,000 tonnes of Russian wheat from GTCS at $187.00 a tonne FOB and $15.26 a tonne freight, equating to $202.26 a tonne C&F - 120,000 tonnes of Russian wheat from GTCS at $187.50 a tonne FOB and $14.63 a tonne freight, equating to $202.13 a tonne C&F For a full list of offers presented at the tender click on (Reporting by Maha El Dahan; Additional reporting by Eric Knecht and Michael Hogan; Editing by Edmund Blair and Mark Potter)
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Singapore is considered a bellwether for global growth because international trade — equating to about 200 percent of its GDP — dwarfs its domestic economy.
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Erdogan, who favours growth through consumption, has repeatedly railed against the high cost of credit in Turkey, equating high interest rates with treason.
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I saw an actual clip of him at a press conference equating the protesters like Miss Heyer with the KKK and white supremacists.
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Jarringly, he prefaced several chapters with quotes from Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a pastor imprisoned and executed by the Nazis, seemingly equating their respective fates.
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And JFC the opening lines for this song, equating love and loneliness with hunger explain so much about her rough past few albums.
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More than 3.6 million kids vape in the US today, equating to 20 percent of high schoolers and 5 percent of middle schoolers.
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There was a time when ideas surrounding shareholder "democracy" created a vocal constituency for each share equating to one vote on corporate matters.
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The international oil benchmark reached $65.52 by 1500 GMT on Friday, the 95 cent gain equating to a rise of about 1.5 percent.
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The international oil benchmark reached $65.20 by 1310 GMT on Friday, the 63 cent gain equating to a rise of about 1 percent.
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Gardell had the perfect answer when asked about the comparison — hopefully, we can all follow his lead and stop equating the two shows.
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That's led to where he is now, equating Jones, who often fabricates stories and spreads conspiracies, with major journalistic networks CNN and MSNBC.
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In one investigation, the Center for Public Integrity found errors in more than 5,900 candidate disclosures, equating to $70 million in campaign funds.
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Trump was not merely equating Richard Spencer, David Duke, and Charlottesville's resident fascist agitator Jason Kessler with anti–white supremacists like Heather Heyer.
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Since Lima-Taub's post was first reported, she has been broadly rebuked, with many highlighting the Islamophobia of equating Tlaib's faith with terrorism.
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Let's be clear: Mayor Peter Buttigieg's off-color remark equating minimum wage opposition to being an oppressor of the poor isn't just ignorant.
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In interviews, Muslim soldiers said they had all encountered at one time or another what one called "knucklehead" comments equating them with terrorists.
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Trump's comments about punishing women are worth pondering because they reflect the logical conclusion of equating a fetus with any other human being.
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It could completely backfire, and then you're glorifying the shooter, who people are equating with James Holmes or other shooters in real life.
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"Lepers," as they were called—noxiously equating the person with the disease—could be distinguished by their scaly, dark-toned, disfiguring skin lesions.
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PredictIt contracts are priced from 23 to 100 cents, with the contract price equating to a probability a candidate will win the election.
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And with his rhetoric equating "certain areas" with vote fraud, he's all but guaranteeing that hardly anyone there will vote Republican this fall.
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But by equating religion with family, Big Love makes it easier to understand why it can be so hard to leave faith behind.
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But I fear the author is doing a disservice to this topic by equating these particular terrifying outcomes with poor care by doctors.
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The caption tells us that equating James with John, who was the cousin of Christ, indicates the former as son but not successor.
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Lines like "never send a man to do a woman's job" are spoken unironically, smacking of an outdated concept equating empowerment with perfection.
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Some African-Americans accused him of equating very different kinds of discrimination, and polls show that his support from black Democrats remains abysmal.
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Greg Abbott sent a fundraising letter calling on supporters to "DEFEND" the state against "illegal immigrants" and equating demographics with electoral change shows.
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I do appreciate, however, that the phrase used in this way could be seen as equating Sessions' views to those of all Christians.
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Principal repayments of the bond, roughly equating to the outstanding sum plus just over $180 million in unpaid interest, would begin in 2029.
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Understanding that, it's easy to see how living up to those pressures manifests itself in equating thinness with beauty and beauty with worth.
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In some ways, playing Destiny 2 can feel like playing slot machines, with each enemy killed equating to a pull on the handle.
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Equating it to bullfighting is incorrect, while the breeding conservation argument is hyperbolic, and the notion that it's a symbol of Tamil culture debatable.
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He has been an outspoken advocate for equating political spending with free speech and a stalwart opponent to any and all campaign finance reform.
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Given its $13 billion free cash flow, Nornickel recommended an interim dividend of 883.93 roubles ($13.27) per share, equating to $2.1 billion in total.
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"Gift Horse" (2014), his equestrian skeleton from London, also made the most of its site, publicly equating past military might and present financial power.
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Given its $2.2 billion free cash flow, Nornickel recommended an interim dividend of 13 roubles ($13.27) per share, equating to $2.1 billion in total.
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According to The Center for Poverty Research, around 15 percent of Americans live in poverty in the U.S., equating to about 48 million Americans.
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They would have twin aisles and carry 220 and 260 people respectively, equating to what analysts see as two distinct slices of potential demand.
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It was only out for a few days and it had equating union dues to buying a video game console, to save the money.
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The move is a continuation of Trump's attempt to discredit the judiciary by falsely equating the status of his Muslim ban with national security.
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Meanwhile, 12 percent of the online adverts bought directly from publishers, and not via programmatic methods, suffered from ad fraud, equating to $4.65 billion.
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While Republicans largely shy away from equating big with bad, Democrats have stepped up calls for scrutiny of large tech companies in recent months.
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Erdogan has repeatedly criticised the cost of credit in Turkey, equating high interest rates with treason, sparking concern about his influence over monetary policy.
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But the FCC clearly saw the lack of logic in equating mobile connections and fixed broadband: they're used, tracked, billed and deployed very differently.
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I saw an actual clip of him at a press conference equating the protesters, like Ms. Heyer, with the KKK and the white supremacists.
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The group is offering 71 Norwegian crowns ($8.60) per share, with the total price equating to about 10 times the company's forecast core earnings.
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Many younger progressives will take it for granted that moral people are citizens of the world, equating nationalism and patriotism with racism and fascism.
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Many South Koreans still credit the United States for their midcentury liberation; they hate the North and welcome America's backing, equating hostility with security.
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We are not there yet, and equating the situation in this country with genocide in Rwanda or Pol Pot's Cambodia is exaggerated and misleading.
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Regardless, a project of this scale is not without its critics, with other politicians like Ted Cruz and Newt Gingrich equating it to propaganda.
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The Fed has since cut its main interest rate in July and September — equating to a 50 basis point cut in total this year.
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The charity's findings estimated that increasing attendance to 80% -- equating to an additional 230,413 women -- could prevent 1260 deaths from breast cancer per year.
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Trump urged attendees to put their countries first as the world faces an array of challenges, equating freedom to taking pride in one's country.
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Even so, he's continued to attract flak for repeated hamstring injuries, with some taking the predictable route of equating biological mishaps with moral failings.
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The third largest party there, Jobbik, is a far-right group that bases its electoral support on vilifying Roma and equating them with criminality.
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Amid banter and workplace humor, there are photos and captions degrading service women and equating their promotions to how often they perform sexual acts.
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In just one year, the number of high school students who used e-cigarettes increased 78 percent, equating to 20.8 percent of high school students.
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I saw an actual clip of him at a press conference equating the protesters like Ms. [Heather] Heyer with the KKK and the white supremacists.
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He told congressional investigators that he wanted to take time off, equating it to a college student's "gap year," so he could write a book.
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"I saw an actual clip of him at a press conference equating the protesters like Miss Heyer with the KKK and white supremacists," said Bro.
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I'm not really sure how equating an ex-flame with the Grim Reaper is flattering, but I'm sure my friend Mac wouldn't do anything rude.
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But those dots aren't just decorative; they drain about a teaspoon and a half of oil out of your meal, equating to about 30 calories.
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The report, which analyses ECB data, also shows charges having a considerable impact on banks' profitability, equating to a 4% decline in profits in 2018.
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It probably did not occur to them that they were, in effect, equating America's leader with a figure who caused tens of millions of deaths.
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I think some of it is just a misunderstanding about what abortion care looks like, and particularly equating it to infanticide, which is really insulting.
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I saw an actual clip of him at a press conference equating the protesters like Ms. (Heather) Heyer with the KKK and the white supremacists.
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By equating software changes with hardware updates, the company has continuously ceded ground to rivals who can tweak and experiment endlessly to see what sticks.
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Pharmaceutical distributors sent more than 780 million hydrocodone and oxycodone pills to the state between 2007 and 2012, equating to 433 pills for every resident.
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According to estimates from Gartner, the company claimed just 0.1 percent of the market in the second quarter, equating to sales of some 400,400 units.
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Trumponomics is hyperactive, myopic, inward-looking, and never escapes the traps of equating a country with a business, or more generally of partial equilibrium analysis.
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" CNN's Jake Tapper pointed to Trump's fondness for Duterte and other dictators and said, "Equating brutality and despotism with leadership, that's not an American value.
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It's like asking, "what about the guy who received a stolen apple?" while equating his actions to those of bank robbers who stole $10 million.
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But Ms. Morales said she has been hurt by Mr. Trump's public comments since he became president, including equating Latin American immigrants with violent criminals.
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Amid ongoing backlash to Regan equating the coronavirus with impeachment, on Friday it was announced that she's been removed from her prime-time slot indefinitely.
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The federal government approved a 3% all-in pay bump for Medicare's inpatient services in 2020, equating to $3.8 billion in additional funding to hospitals.
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" That's the complaint British vlogger Rowan Ellis made to Gizmodo, saying, "there is a bias somewhere within that process equating LGBT+ with 'not family friendly.
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Told of Harris' comment on Thursday, Buttigieg did not apologize, although he said there was "no equating" the experiences of African-Americans and gay people.
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First, do something contemptible such as equating the neo-Nazis and KKK demonstrators with those who opposed them ("there are two sides to the story").
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For every dollar paid in federal taxes, South Carolina received $1.71 in federal funds equating to $23 billion more than it paid into the system.
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Equating vaginas with feminism with gender equality felt outdated, given that there were a number of trans women who showed up to support the cause.
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President Obama has paid lip service to "freedom of worship" while downplaying the Constitution's words, "free exercise of religion" — and often equating faith with discrimination.
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He added that he would reduce the number of third-party contracting companies engaged by Tesla, equating them with "barnacles" needing to be scrubbed off.
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Contracts are priced from 0 cents to 100 cents, with the contract price equating to a probability of whether that candidate will win the Nov.
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Speaking at a conference in Washington, D.C., Wednesday, FBI Director James Comey called the practice a "sensible" one, equating it with locking your car or house.
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I feel like we've kind of swung back with equating empowerment with sexuality; in some cases sexuality can be very empowering, but not every single case.
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Examples include consuming shots equating to one's age, beer pong, dares, 'century club,' or any other activities involving the consumption of alcohol under duress or encouragement.
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Also, by equating the US and Russia, Trump is rejecting the assessment of US generals and echoing a favorite talking point of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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By the numbers: The health care industry's $33 billion of profit came from $636 billion of revenue, equating to a cumulative profit margin of almost 8%.
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Corden laughed off his selfie with Spicer on The Late Late Show, equating the incident to getting drunk and forgetting whom he kissed the previous night.
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This isn't the first time that Reinhart has called out fans for trolling, and for equating real life with what they see on the CW show.
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Equating Hawking with what may seem like a silly "holiday" based on a numerical coincidence may seem superfluous and like its minimizing Hawking's genius and accomplishments.
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"I have an extremely addictive personality," the Santa Clarita Diet star, 43, shared during a new interview with Glamour UK, before equating plastic surgery with heroin.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee last week released so-called "Trump cards" online, equating several Republican senators' policy positions with those of the New York developer.
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This resulted in a cumulative loss of almost INR108bn (USD1.6bn) in 3QFY222; equating to nearly 24000% of the INR21727bn capital injection planned by government for FY265.
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He went on to make a slippery slope argument -- equating Confederate general Robert E. Lee with presidents like Washington and Thomas Jefferson, who were slave owners.
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But the White House provided talking points to supporters Tuesday, recommending they repeat many of the President's same arguments equating anti-racist protesters to white supremacists.
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A student from Mexico bashed Trump, equating the short-lived U.S. border policy resulting in separation of adults from children as something out of Nazi Germany.
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The BLS reported that average hourly earnings were up by 12 cents on the month to $26.55, equating to a 2.9 percent gain for the year.
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Almost immediately, commentators on the right tripped over one another to condemn Rapinoe's remarks equating patriotism and love of country with support for a partisan president.
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Trump was widely criticized for his response, in which he said "both sides" were to blame for the violence, equating the white nationalists with the counterprotesters.
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If the new diet were adopted globally, 10.9 to 11.6 million premature deaths could be avoided every year -- equating to 19% to 23.6% of adult deaths.
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It could be used to conflate all types of password sharing—flattening the issue by equating "sharing a Netflix password with a banking password," Trendacosta said.
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In Tastemade and TYT's case, the publishers committed to producing original shows for YouTube TV, equating to several hundred hours of programming for subscribers, Variety noted.
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U.S. stocks were next up and shortly after the open, the Dow Jones industrial average was lower by around 300 points, equating to about 1.2 percent.
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But according to an analysis from PwC, Clover makes about $860 per member per month in premiums, equating to annual revenue of closer to $270 million.
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But equating economic security with national security carries risks, including straining relations with foreign governments and turning already contentious issues — like trade practices — into intractable disputes.
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But equating celebrity with the stage actor, and generalizing about public influence from the memorabilia of 19th-century devotees, can't account for the contemporary cultural situation.
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While the poem is about racial profiling, the cut feels uncomfortably misguided, as if the filmmaker is equating this fumble on stage with Castile being shot.
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Consider the photo illustration breezily equating Brezhnev with an iguana, or the one ringing George H. W. Bush's head with raw chicken thighs, like greasy laurels.
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Trump drew strong criticism in the days after the Charlottesville rally for equating white supremacists with counter-protesters and saying that "both sides" were to blame.
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The Bakken shipments are small, equating to less than 10,000 barrels-per-day, one of the sources said, and are likely headed to Canada and Europe.
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Johnson & Johnson, based in New Brunswick, N.J., said that it would pay $280 a share in cash for Actelion, equating to 280.08 Swiss francs per share.
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Equating quality to a check box, however, risks crowding out the innate, professional commitment to high quality, patient-centered care that many doctors take pride in.
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During the 37-minute address at the UN, Trump urged those in attendance to put their countries first in equating freedom with pride in one's country.
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" Her verdict on pornography was even more extreme, equating fantasies of domination and submission with a fascist wish-fulfillment — "Dachau brought into the bedroom and celebrated.
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"The watchman has become a symbol of the country's nationalism," he said, equating everyone from teachers and doctors to watchmen guarding the country in their own way.
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OHL's 230m 7.625% 2020 bond fell five points to a cash price bid of 73 on Wednesday, according to Tradeweb, equating to a yield of nearly 19%.
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I am also not equating health and longevity, as many unhealthy breeds are kept alive for relatively normal life spans with proper and often extensive veterinary interventions.
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The prosperous city-state is seen as a bellwether for global growth because international trade dwarfs its domestic economy, equating to about 200 percent of its GDP.
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The average growth of first-time installs was 233 percent when comparing the week before and after the redesign's U.S. rollout, equating to approximately 224,21 more installs.
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Equating the dissolution of a marriage to the dissolution of the Jewish state is a bold move, to say the least, and it is not entirely successful.
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Despite a decline in recent decades, almost 17% of US adults over the age of 18 reported that they smoked in 2014 -- equating to 40 million adults.
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While some seem satisfied with his apology, many people took issue with him seemingly equating "fun and [indulgence]" with sexual harassment — and called it out on Twitter.
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While the Chinese government has been largely quiet about the U.S. election, state media has not been so restrained, with one paper even equating Trump to Hitler.
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In 2017, 94,600 live births were registered in Hungary and 131,900 deaths were registered, equating to a population decline of just over 37,000 people, Eurostat data shows.
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Revenue had dropped from $17.9 billion in the region in the first quarter to $13 billion in the second quarter, however, equating to a 27 percent decline.
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" British vlogger Rowan Ellis was one of the people who complained, telling Gizmodo, "there is a bias somewhere within that process equating LGBTQ+ with 'not family friendly.
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But it also has a division of hydroponics, which a lot of people are equating to, wow, you know what, that's how people will grow marijuana plants.
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Calm, the top grosser, earned about half the total revenue in the U.S. and worldwide, equating to roughly $8 million in the U.S. and $13.5 million worldwide.
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Beyond a clinic or laboratory's initial outlay for instrumentation, equating to about $50,000 -- "not much really" -- recurrent costs for individual patient tests would be "negligible," Martin noted.
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The financing will include up to £750m of senior term loans and second-lien loans, equating to around 6.25 times Parkdean's approximate £120m Ebitda, the sources said.
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"What's happening here is people are equating FANG to tech more broadly, and that's a mistake," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors.
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Estimates suggest 5.7 million barrels of crude oil production a day have been affected, equating to more than 5% of the world's daily supply, the AP reported.
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Opponents of the constitution also stoked fears by equating ratification of the document with the acceptance of Turkey, a longtime candidate for membership, into the European Union.
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Can we at least allow an honest conversation about why our country is plagued by so much violence that doesn't resort to equating one side to terrorists?
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He would not identify any candidates but he said he wanted someone with intelligence, leadership ability and vision, equating the job with that of a chief executive.
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The president's main advisory council of business executives disbanded over his remarks equating activists protesting racism with the hate groups who rampaged in Virginia, over the weekend.
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"I saw an actual clip of him at a press conference equating the protesters like Ms. Heyer with the K.K.K. and the white supremacists," Ms. Bro said.
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Last month, scores of Jewish graves were found desecrated in a cemetery in eastern France, hours before lawmakers adopted a resolution equating anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism.
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Lindy Tsang, who goes by Bubzbeauty and has over 2.8 million subscribers on YouTube, only further angered fans of hers and Goo's by equating the two situations.
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From his hateful rhetoric about immigrants to equating sexual assault to locker-room banter, Trump and his Republican enablers in Congress have crossed one line after another.
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Trump drew strong criticism in the days after the Charlottesville rally last year for equating white supremacists with counter-protesters and saying "both sides" were to blame.
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Without an understanding of Chinatown's cultural movements, historical and current, we risk equating whiteness and gentrification with artistic creativity, and Asian immigrants and longstanding residents with victimhood.
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"We have a bad habit these days of equating 'important' or 'celebrity' with skills and authority, which is why so many actors end up in politics," Rutledge muses.
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Lopez and many others, like historian Kevin M. Kruse, have contrasted the two events to make the case that equating them is absurd on a number of levels.
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MTN has said the revised fine of $3.9 billion is still too high, equating to more than twice MTN's annual average capital expenditure over the past five years.
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"I do think there's room for us to talk about these issues without equating a performance *for* an lgbtq audience with exploitation of the lgbtq community," she continued.
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These products typically experience 13 shipment cycles per year, equating to three shipments of each product per quarter, except for one quarter per year when four shipments occur.
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The company, known for its plush cashmere, lifted the dividend paid on 2017 results by 13 percent to 0.27 euros per share, equating to 35.9 percent of earnings.
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If you typically lather up twice, she says to scrub the conditioner into your hair like a shampoo instead, equating it to an oil cleanser for your face.
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Equating corporate wealth with free political speech, as the Supreme Court did in its 2010 Citizens United decision, means that global economic power will help choose our government.
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Looking at wealth as opposed to income, Credit Suisse established in 2015 that only 25.5m Indians had a net worth over $13,20053, equating roughly to $50,000 in America.
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This ratio, equating to just over two workers for every five people of working-age, is far lower than the global average, which is nearly three in five.
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Three funds had short positions equating to more than 0.5% of Metro stock at the end of Tuesday, the level at which the British markets regulator demands disclosure.
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"I do think there's room for us to talk about these issues without equating a performance for an LGBTQ audience with exploitation of the LGBTQ community," Grande added.
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The mixtape commits itself to the smaller spaces of family and personal faith, and sometimes lapses into spiritual and sonic complacency, inadvertently equating monogamy and monotheism with monotony.
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And with the arrival of Fb.gg in June, the virtual currency involved in those tips was being referred to as Facebook Stars, with each star equating to $0.01.
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It is a sly writerly conceit, equating a mastery of words with a mastery of the world, but it also grounds the plot in the pursuit of knowledge.
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Fitch estimates that the proposed PHP60bn deal would add roughly 3-5003pp to BDO's consolidated CET1 ratio, equating to about 28.4% of end-June 2016 consolidated total equity.
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The site would produce renewable power equating to the equivalent yearly energy needs of roughly 9,100 average households, helping to save around 16,500 tons of CO2 emissions annually.
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The episode follows close on the heels of Mr. Trump's comments in August equating anti-racism protesters with neo-Nazis, a moment that threatened to destabilize his presidency.
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To the Editor: Bret Stephens warns the #MeToo movement not to violate "our gut sense of decency and moral proportion," by equating the minor offender with the egregious.
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More than three decades later, it operates only 3% of Greece's total capacity from renewables, equating to 150 megawatts, as government policies have forced it focus on coal.
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The GOP's crackdown mirrors the Israeli government's Strategic Affairs Ministry, which spends millions of dollars lobbying against BDS around the world, often by equating it with anti-Semitism.
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In his speech, Mr. Ghani made an impassioned appeal for international action against terrorism, equating the turmoil in his country with recent attacks by terrorists in the West.
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Assad's government routinely describes all armed opposition groups as "terrorists," often equating them with Islamic State, the militant group that has seized large parts of Syria and Iraq.
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Hezbollah has said it regards Aleppo - Syria's pre-war commercial hub - as the most important battleground in the country, equating it with the defense of the capital Damascus.
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Brussels-based independent curator Louis-Philippe Van Eeckhoutte took his fandom to the next level, however, by equating Nanny Fine—or more specifically, her style—with fine art.
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But the White House has been using the fear-mongering strategy of equating immigrants with terrorists to scare people into supporting the wall, which has at least partially worked.
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"People are treating vile words, or words that someone perceives as vile — they're equating that with vile conduct," said Nadine Strossen, former president of the American Civil Liberties Union.
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The last five recessions have produced an economic hit equating to around a £2,500 loss per household in the U.K., and increased unemployment by one million, the report said.
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The firm said total forward sales had risen 2.4 percent to 3.37 billion pounds ($4.39 billion) by May 5, equating to 526 more units than the year-ago period.
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But in seemingly equating Jones with traditional media outlets like CNN and MSNBC, Trump's now making the argument that everyone should be able to participate in the online discussion.
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Maybe there is a way, in the very next sentence of this statement, to make it clear that we are not equating patriotism to standing for the national anthem.
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To many readers — and I agree with them — this seems to be equating all three and has a whiff of blaming the victim for the actions of her husband.
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Trailer Bridge increased its liner fleet capacity by 300 containers per week, equating to an additional 85033 million pounds of relief goods, on top of what was originally sent.
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The firm said total forward sales had risen 2.5 percent to 3.29 billion pounds ($4.46 billion) by May 6, equating to 833 more plots than the year-ago period.
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" The group called itself the Senecans, inspired by the stoicism of the Roman statesman and tutor to the Emperor Nero, thus equating Thatcher with that "most volatile of emperors.
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Rather than equating fragility with luxury, the pieces in the Dikeou Collection are evidence of a theoretical gesture toward art objects as residues of their conception, creation, and presentation.
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This tax is estimated to increase premiums by between two and three percent, equating to a $5,000 increase per family over a decade, according to the American Action Forum.
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The move injected federal authority into the campus battles over Israel, equating opposition to Zionism with anti-Semitism and defining Judaism as an ethnicity as well as a religion.
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Lebanon is among the most indebted countries in the world, with public debt equating to about 150% of its gross domestic product (GDP), according to the International Monetary Fund.
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In 213, Mr. Reid made a strong stand for the Dream Act while competing against a Republican, Sharron Angle, who ran a nativist campaign equating immigrants with gang members.
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Thus, the proposal's fundamental injustice of deliberately excluding people with disabilities, who are disproportionately likely to live in poverty, is compounded by the abuse of equating wealth with worth.
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And, earlier in their exchange, Nestoris was quick to boost her ego by equating her to Tywin — Cersei's idol, and the father she always believed under-appreciated her intelligence.
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As early as middle school, he was equating self-expression with media constructs, enlisting a classmate to stage sham talk shows on a mock set in the friend's basement.
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We got AOC on Capitol Hill Tuesday morning, and she ripped into the President for the tweet that definitely got America buzzing -- equating his impeachment inquiry to mob violence.
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The president's comments drew immediate backlash from both Democrats and Republicans, who criticized Trump for equating those protesting racism to neo-Nazi and white nationalist groups that incited violence.
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He makes at least a passing reference to the protests at nearly all of his rallies across the country — always equating the demonstrations with disrespect for the flag and troops.
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Don't make the mistake of equating these virtual experiences solely with sci-fi and gaming applications in which you have a surrogate and exist in a different, alternative reality system.
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North Korea was found to have the highest percentage of modern slaves, with more than 4.3 per cent – equating to 1.1 million people in a population of about 25 million.
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Equating presence to impairment groups all individuals — those who use marijuana on a daily basis, for medical or recreational purposes, and those who sporadically do it — in the same category.
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While I am not equating raising a puppy to raising a kid, I reject the idea that raising a pet comes with none of the purpose, consequences or hard work.
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Dolce & Gabbana finds itself at the center of controversy once again — this time, for a sneaker from its fall '17 collection which is being accused of equating beauty with thinness.
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Most recently he's announced plans to ban transgender people from serving in the military and has made ostracizing remarks equating white supremacists with counterprotesters following a violent rally in Charlottesville.
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Why she insists on equating masculinity and death is something you'd like to know more about, but revelatory answers to that question are not forthcoming in this cerebrally overbearing show.
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" The comment was picked up by media observers on Twitter, one of whom denounced Brzezinski for equating "homosexuality with Mike Pompeo carrying water for the murderous regime in Saudi Arabia.
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Still, strategists for the National Republican Congressional Committee told donors that private polling showed voters were not yet equating vulnerable Republican lawmakers with Mr. Trump directly, and stressed that Mrs.
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It has the legal form of a mutual and is VBG's most important operating entity, with total assets of EUR244bn, equating to 768076% of the group's total, at end-2530.
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The company's wind turbine order backlog at the end of the second quarter was 20.8969 GW, equating to 15.9 billion euros ($17.7 billion), up 56% percent from a year ago.
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It was ultimately nominated for an Oscar, and upended the film world by bringing prestige and attention to independent film, forever equating the "indie" label with daring, artistically adventurous fare.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Scandinavian airline SAS has canceled 2,000 of the flights it had scheduled for March, equating to 8% of the total, the company told Norwegian broadcaster NRK on Monday.
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The new F&R company will make minimum annual payments of $325 million to Reuters over 30 years to secure access to its news service, equating to almost $10 billion.
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Lebanon is among the most indebted countries in the world, with public debt equating to about 150% of its gross domestic product (GDP), according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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During his State of the Union address last month, President Trump saluted the visibly aching parents of two slain teenage girls by equating their killers with the average undocumented immigrant.
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And just as equating state-sponsored violence with intrinsically "Chechen" culture is central to bolstering Kadyrov's power, so too is labeling LGBTQ people as "not Chechen" or as suspicious outsiders.
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In Oklahoma's fifth district, where my family is now living, the Republican incumbent, Steve Russell, ran ads that stoked fears of "pipe bombs, shootings, migrant caravans," equating migrants with criminals.
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The lawsuit also cites a line in the miniseries equating the method with the teens being subjected to a 40-hour questioning session without food, bathroom access or parental supervision.
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Many of them were prominent scientists during the Cold War era, and the authors argue that they appear to have begun equating environmentalism with socialism, and government intervention with tyranny.
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The restoration sticks with the original script, even though there are things in it, such as the equating of Protestant, Catholic and Jewish victims, that would be framed differently now.
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WESTHOFFEN, France (Reuters) - Scores of Jewish graves were found desecrated in a cemetery in eastern France, police said, hours before lawmakers adopted a resolution equating anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism.
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This system of equating quality with age is out of step with current thinking that the potential of a wine is more a function of the distinctiveness of its terroir.
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A state lawmaker has alleged that during these arguments, a different woman -- Anne Lieberman, the House sergeant-at-arms -- countered criticisms of the sign by equating all Muslims with terrorists.
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Morgan Stanley on Wednesday said it earned $1.6 billion for shareholders in the three months to the end of June, equating to an annualized return on equity of 1.23 percent.
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Hedge funds bought 2.44 million Validus shares, equating to 20173 percent of its stock, in the third quarter, bringing the industry's total ownership to 14 percent, the Symmetric data showed.
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Trump's relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin was once again in the headlines as the President drew sharp criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike by equating Putin's government with the US's.
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Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU), and its partner the Christian Social Union, received roughly 28% of the vote share equating to 4003 seats, followed by the Greens with approximately 21 seats.
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Ro Khanna, a prominent progressive Democrat from California, criticized Buttigieg's equating Bernie to Trump in a tweet Sunday night and specifically called out Buttigieg's refusal to back tuition-free public college.
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This photo digitization service did the job – poorly, to be clear, because we're equating it to Equifax – and then threw the box of photos with full identifying information onto the street.
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" Another user wrote, "You can&apost possibly be equating soldiers dying in the line of duty with members of the press being heartily called out by those that disagree with them.
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Many are saying that by equating the actions of white nationalist hate groups with anti-fascist counter-protesters, the president is creating a false moral equivalency that could incite further violence.
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Under the agreement, Connecticut Water shareholders will receive 1.1375 shares of SJW stock for each of their shares, equating to a value of $61.86 per share, according to a joint statement.
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And this despite FaceApp chalking up a prior race-related controversy, after a 'hotness' filter was shown to be equating whiteness with attractiveness by bleaching the skin of people of color.
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Although we've grown accustomed to equating technology with electronics, they're not synonymous: technology |tekˈnäləjē| the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry: advances in computer technology | recycling technologies.
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Somehow, the idea of equating the Faberge eggs and serf-slaves of the Russian monarchy with mid-ranking Whitehall bureaucrats seems to have discreetly fallen out of the political playbook. Why?
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The lenders are putting together financing packages of around $775 million, equating to 5 times Body Controls' roughly $155 million in adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization, they said.
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By one day equating neo-Nazis with civil rights protesters, then days later saying the country has no place for racists before flip-flopping again, he has left international onlookers baffled.
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The president faced criticism last year for defending "very fine people" on "both sides" of the rally last year, which many saw as equating the white supremacists with the counter-protesters.
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In the second quarter, the bank reported net income and revenues above estimates from analysts polled by Reuters, equating to a 17.2 percent annual jump in net income (excluding exceptional items).
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St. Louis, Missouri-based Emerson said on Thursday it estimates about $6 billion of savings from a potential deal, equating to an additional $10 per share in value for Rockwell shareholders.
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By equating Judas with the Abravanel character, "the suggestion seems to be that like Judas, the Israeli left is denounced as traitorous but is really showing the deepest loyalty," he said.
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Now, equating the "piracy" of colonial forces and the stealing of land with the piracy that is the illegal downloading of movies may seem like a trivial pursuit, but just watch.
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I'm not equating these two, but in films about criminals or serial killers, they often try to remind you that you might not spot a villain because they are so affable.
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Equating a hand on your knee with a grope up your skirt, a violent assault or sexual demands by your employer trivializes trauma and diminishes women, threatening the drive for equality.
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Even if one granted the defensible premise that the national government needs to do more to force industry to produce emergency medical supplies, equating domestic crisis with foreign war is dangerous.
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While maintaining a pose of public reserve, Mr. McConnell expressed horror to advisers last week after Mr. Trump's comments equating white supremacists in Charlottesville, Va., with protesters who rallied against them.
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Equating Khashoggi's murder to the 2018 fatal crash involving one of the company's self-driving cars in Tempe, Arizona and calling both incidents a "mistake" was doubly offensive to these people.
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Morgan Stanley said on Wednesday that it earned $1.6 billion for shareholders in the three months to the end of June, equating to an annualized return on equity of 9.1 percent.
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An Expedia spokesperson told Business Insider the company wanted to "simplify how we do business," which entailed "eliminating approximately 12 percent of our direct workforce" – likely equating to around 3,000 jobs.
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With America's corporate debt load now equating to a record 46 percent of gross domestic product, a growing number of bankers and investors have urged the Fed to pay more attention.
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Hybrid warfare is by now routine, and the senseless mantras equating the IOC's decision to the outbreak of World War II and the collapse of the Soviet Union simply sound banal.
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Regardless of whether you agree with Trump or not, Putin has worked to systemically destabilize the world, and equating our American president with the Russian authoritarian is damaging to the nation.
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It can carry a 23 kilogram payload, equating to roughly 50 pounds, which could make it useful for work on construction sites and other scenarios that require navigating potentially dangerous terrain.
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Sorrell's new ad network, S4 Capital, is "very focused" on "the digital part of the market," he said, equating it to around 20 percent of the total advertising and marketing services market.
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At the same time, Cox's past support for a federal amendment to ban same-sex marriage and equating gay rights to allowing polygamy and bestiality has been brought up during the campaign.
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The median expected cost of equity research is 10 basis points - equating to 1 million euros per year for a firm with 1 billion euros under management, according to the CFA Institute.
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A Reuters survey, published this week, showed at the end of January OPEC members cut production by 958,000 barrels per day, equating to an 82 percent compliance of what they initially pledged.
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It was a week of outrage as the media tried to equate Barr with Trump and his supporters , but avoided equating the vehemently anti-Trump Bee with Democrats and other Trump opponents.
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Markle's race compounds this, as some of the headlines that have emerged since their relationship went public prove that Western culture still hasn't moved beyond equating Black people with crime and animals.
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And it's now expecting operating income growth to exceed revenue growth each year, with "modest" gross margin expansion, and earnings-per-share growth either equating to or exceeding operating income growth annually.
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On Friday, after his awards show rehearsal, he spoke with PEOPLE about the song, equating it, in a way, to a tool that parents can use to help communicate with their children.
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When you have a powerful billionaire like Elon Musk equating negative press reports about autonomous vehicles to murder, its clear that the debate over self-driving cars has gotten a little hysterical.
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Bankers had worked on debt financing of about 500 million euros, equating to 5.5 times Schenck's expected 2017 earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization of 85 million euros, including undrawn facilities.
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But while Liquorie appreciated the federal government wanting to help local law enforcement fight the gang, he questioned whether DOJ was actually undermining its cause by equating MS-13 to undocumented immigrants.
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Equating the free market with the national interest, the high command thought it more important to learn how to suppress a mobilized domestic opposition against capitalism than to defend against foreign attack.
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It comes a week after the firestorm of criticism from the left and right that he set off last week by equating white supremacists rallying in Charlottesville, Virginia, with anti-racist counterprotesters.
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Trump omitted that in his first response, he'd said "many sides" were responsible for the violence there, a comment that drew bipartisan rebuke for equating neo-Nazis with those protesting against them.
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A July eMarketer forecast said that 38.9 million U.S. consumers will use a Roku device at least once per month in 2017, equating to 23.1 percent market share of connected TV users.
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Washington (CNN)Hours after he returned to rhetoric equating violence from white supremacists with those protesting them, the White House said Thursday that President Donald Trump signed a resolution condemning white supremacy.
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" That brought a rebuke from Kulkarni on Facebook, where he wrote "equating Hindus' worship of Ganesh with a political party's symbol is wrong and promotes inaccurate stereotypes about the Hindu-American community.
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More simply: Is the new A Star Is Born a rockist movie, equating rock with authenticity and pop with empty spectacle — or a poptimistic movie, celebrating the pleasures and possibilities of pop?
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In ultrasound, sound waves move through tissue and when encountering something with another density or stiffness, some of sound waves gets reflected back, Shapiro said, equating it to sonar in the ocean.
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OSLO, March 9 (Reuters) - Scandinavian airline SAS has cancelled 2,000 of the flights it had scheduled for March, equating to 8% of the total, the company told Norwegian broadcaster NRK on Monday.
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Sibanye-Stillwater will receive 3.0 million Canadian dollars ($2.28 million) in upfront proceeds and 11 million shares at 0.2714 Canadian dollars per share in Generation Mining, equating to a 12.9% equity stake.
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So the Cold War ends in '91, the Soviet Union collapses, and at the same time ... I'm not entirely equating Russia and China, but there are parallels to the development of this.
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"Equating a government-supplied box of packaged foods to Blue Apron is a flimsy and insulting metaphor—about what you'd expect from someone who called climate change research a "waste of taxpayer money.
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In 2012, the think tank ran a billboard campaign in the Chicago area equating believers of widely held climate science with terrorists and murderers like the Unabomber, Charles Manson and Osama bin Laden.
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Cristiano Ronaldo is the world's top earning sports star from Instagram, making $975,000 per advertised post, equating to an annual income of $47.8 million — more than his $34 million yearly salary at Juventus.
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The fund found that Congo Republic's public or publicly guaranteed debt stood at 5.329 trillion CFA francs ($9.7 billion) at the end of July, equating to around 110 percent of gross domestic product.
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Russia exported record gas flows to Europe in 2018 of 963 billion cubic meters (bcm), equating to 145 million tonnes of LNG, while Norway's flows amounted to 116 bcm, or 84 million tonnes.
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Critics have attacked the bill on different grounds, with some arguing it would violate the Italian Constitution by equating civil unions to marriage, while others have opposed a so-called stepchild adoption provision.
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An impact assessment published by the Department of Energy and Climate Change, said the early auction would likely cost 2-3 billion pounds — equating to a cost of 28-38 pounds per household.
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HSBC is shutting branches more quickly than other major British banks, with 321 closures since 2015, equating to about a quarter of its network, according to research by Britain's largest consumer body Which?
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"The KKK has a long, problematic history in the state of Maine and equating the governor and his rhetoric, as much as we disagree with it, is a step too far," he said.
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The contribution from U.K. estate agents was a total of 355 suspicious activity reports in 2015, equating to 0.09 percent of all the reports filed in 2015, according to the National Crime Agency.
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However, equating Jefferson and Lee's legacies -- as many, including our President, have done in the wake of Charlottesville -- disregards key differences in the contributions that each man made to America and it history.
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"As much as we are all infuriated by the governor's statements, equating his language to the systemic terrorism and murder Grand Wizards inflicted upon African Americans (and Catholics) trivializes the KKK," Strimling said.
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In defending his responses to the Charlottesville violence, Trump selectively omitted his reference to "many sides" or "both sides," comments he made that drew bipartisan condemnation for equating neo-Nazis with their counterprotesters.
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The volume of corporate euro investment grade bonds with a negative yield on the Tradeweb system rose to 1.4 trillion euros on July 31, equating to 42% of the market, the data showed.
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Under the agreement, the new F&R company will make minimum annual payments of $325 million to Reuters over 30 years to secure access to its news service, equating to almost $10 billion.
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Ernst Nolte, a German revisionist historian who broke academic taboos by equating Nazism with Bolshevism and who was denounced as an apologist for Hitler and even the Holocaust, died on Thursday in Berlin.
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The gunmaker Bushmaster was widely criticized after the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School because it had run a campaign equating gun ownership with manhood by distributing "man cards" to its customers.
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Though some are falsely equating Trump's incoherent and poorly executed plan with the failure of realism, the reality is we should implement an actual strategy of realpolitik, which calls for full, methodical withdrawal.
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Russia exported record gas flows to Europe in 2018 of 200 billion cubic meters (bcm), equating to 145 million tonnes of LNG, while Norway's flows amounted to 116 bcm, or 84 million tonnes.
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Mr. Trump is free to argue for the Republicans' health care vision as a more vote-worthy alternative, but equating these Democratic positions with wanting to take away coverage is inaccurate and nonsensical.
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They demonstrated the rank disingenuousness of conservative complaints about "incivility," a term that's increasingly used to conflate expressions of political anger with political violence, equating yelling at politicians with trying to kill them.
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" Bozell gave a speech that unpacked Voegelin's thesis, equating the "heresy of gnosticism" in Kennedy's liberalism with Khrushchev's Communism, and then summoned conservatives to reject both in order to "build a Christian civilization .
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The founder of Zozotown, Japan's largest fashion retail website, tweeted on January 1 that he would be giving away 1 billion Japanese yen ($9.1 million) to 1,000 people, equating to $9,19983 per person.
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Taxes are paid to whoever controls the territory on a flat-rate basis equating to as little as 218 percent, rather than the U.S. claimed 20 percent of farm-gate opium production figures.
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I saw an actual clip of him at a press conference equating the protesters, like Ms. Heyer, with the KKK and the white supremacists," Heyer's mother Susan Bro told ABC's "Good Morning America.
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Andy Chan, founder of the Hong Kong National Party addressed a packed house and tens of thousands on a live Facebook feed, equating Hong Kong's position under China to its former colonial past.
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Under the agreement with Blackstone, the new Financial & Risk company will make minimum annual payments of $325 million to Reuters over 30 years to access its news service, equating to almost $10 billion.
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Aston set a price range of 17.50 pounds to 22.50 pounds per share for the 25 percent of stock it is floating, equating to a deal size of about 1.0-1.27 billion pounds.
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But U.S. President Donald Trump drew strong criticism in the days after the Charlottesville rally for equating white supremacists with counter-protesters and saying he thought there were "fine people" on both sides.
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In January 2010, a BBC investigation revealed that Buckfast had been mentioned in 5,638 crime reports in the Strathclyde region of Scotland from 2006 to 2009; equating to an average of three per day.
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Dis-Chem said it would sell 238.4 million shares, equating to a 27.5 percent stake, at between 16.25 rand and 20.25 rand, valuing the company at as much as 13 billion rand ($1.44 billion).
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Davis, the website's managing editor, has also sensed a cultural shift, equating the current moment to how the 1984 comedy Revenge of the Nerds brought geek culture into the mainstream for straight white men.
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" The Oscar-winning actress, who graced the cover of People's "Beautiful Issue" in 2014, previously opened up about equating beauty with the images she saw on TV: "Light skin and long, flowing, straight hair.
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A 2016 KPMG study, for example, estimated that robo-advisors' AUM will total over $2 trillion by end-5003, equating to a compound annual growth rate of 68% over the five years from 2016.
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In one of the more problematic scenes, Atwater tries to make peace with Ellis by equating her worries for her children growing up in an unfair world with his concerns for his disabled son.
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Without being able to include the players in their marketing, however, brands can sometimes find themselves stretching to connect with their audiences — equating, say, fans' loyalty to their teams to a company's corporate culture.
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The bank raised its technology investment budget to 15 percent of profit, equating to about 6.5 billion baht ($186 million), against 6-7 percent last year, Chief Executive Arthid Nanthawithaya told reporters on Friday.
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However, his comment sparked outrage from critics, who said the President should have been more direct and forceful in condemning white supremacy and not equating the violence of counterprotesters with that of hate groups.
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Hornick channels the bear and warns the woman of a nearby hunter with a gun, which she cites as a symbol of the machine age, while equating the lake, woman, and bear with nature.
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Roughly 9.5 percent of oil production in the Gulf of Mexico has been shut in, equating to around 167,200 barrels per day of oil, according to the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE).
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He's painting them as anti-American, misleadingly equating criticism of his administration with hatred of the US. In this vein, he's said that if "the Squad" isn't happy in the US, they can leave.
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According to an independent economic analysis of the effects the autonomous car could have in Europe, 0.16 cents will be added to the continent's annual growth rate, equating to nearly $18 trillion by 2050.
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Rostow was one of the most avid followers of the weekly body counts, equating the number of enemy reported killed with military progress, as if he were reading the latest reports on grain production.
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Why the scorn for handouts, the equating of universal health care with socialism, the obsession with self-reliance, the refusal to see that a profusion of guns leads to a profusion of mass shootings?
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Taboola and Outbrain, both based in New York, have agreed to unite under the Taboola name, with Outbrain investors receiving shares equating to 30 percent of the combined company, plus $250 million in cash.
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But that language came less than a year after the church unveiled a policy equating gay marriage with apostasy and barring children of gay parents from joining the church until the age of 18.
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Thomas Wright, the director of the Center on the United States and Europe at the Brookings Institution, cautioned against directly equating Mr. Corbyn's crushing defeat to the prospects of Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren.
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He even went on to say, "there are three million drug addicts in the Philippines" that he will kill, before equating himself to the African dictator Idi Amin, who committed horrible atrocities in Uganda.
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There were more than 144,000 diagnoses of the two sexually transmitted infections (STIs), also referred to as STDs, in people aged between 15 and 24 last year -- equating to just under 19493 a day.
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WASHINGTON – There was a reason why it took Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell an entire night to respond to President Trump's chaotic news conference equating counter protesters with the Nazis they came to resist.
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Banks are lining up around 2.4 billion-2.6 billion euros of debt financing to back each of the bids, equating to around 6.0-6.5 times Stada's approximate 400 million euros EBITDA, banking sources said.
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When moderator Jorge Ramos asked him to explain the difference between his socialism and what's being imposed in Venezuela by Nicolás Maduro, he made a clear distinction that equating the two is deeply unfair.
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Without being able to include the players in their marketing, however, brands can sometimes find themselves stretching to connect with their audiences — equating, say, fans' loyalty to their teams to a company's corporate culture.
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Pro-democracy figures in Hong Kong denounced the move to ban HKNP, with youth activist Joshua Wong equating it to the "white terror" pursued by Taiwan's authoritarian anti-communist regime in the twentieth century.
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Trump's hostility to the European Union and equating of Brexit voters to kindred spirits with his own supporters who powered a rupturing of the political establishment also may cause him to look kindly on Britain.
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"The President's most recent statements equating those who are motivated by race-based hate with those who stand up against hatred is unacceptable and has changed our decision to participate," Gorksy said in a statement.
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Indeed, for conservative anti-communist Greeks of that generation, whether lay or clerical, being anti-Slavic, and equating the Slav neighbours to the north with menacing forms of communism, became almost synonymous with being patriotic.
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Also took pride in her hatred for President Trump, writing, quote, "I was equating Trump to Hitler before it was cool," and of course, "f the police" so many times it&aposs hard to count.
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Some parents attempt to justify hiring a "Fortnite" instructor by equating a video game coach with a sports coach, saying it's on the same level as hiring someone to help their child hit a curveball.
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The mayors of these cities, and more, essentially said "not in our backyard," and delivered an effective rebuke to hate groups rather than equating the blame to "many sides," as President Trump did after Charlottesville.
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That change is set to open up roughly 20,000 exploration areas where permit applications have stalled or been abandoned to be auctioned off again, equating to 10 percent of areas in Brazil with permits pending.
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Asda has previously said it will cut prices equating to 1.5 billion pounds ($1.9 billion) of savings to the customer over five years from November 2013, washing through at about 300 million pounds a year.
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" Dan Shapiro, the U.S. ambassador to Israel from 2011 to 2017, tweeted that Omar's "outrageous comments equating politicians' support for Israel with being bought off by American Jewish money are a vile anti-Semitic trope.
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In the first week of July, inflows into inflation-linked bond funds were modest, equating to a 0.3 percent build in North American assets under management and a 0.1 percent rise in Western Europe funds.
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Instead of equating cosmic genius with the realization that nothing matters, its plot and characters curved towards a different idea: that people have the agency to choose what matters, even if life is ultimately meaningless.
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Equating the show's clumsy portrayal of geeks and geek culture to a decades-long history of systemically portraying black people as bumbling fools is, I hope I don't have to tell you, pretty dang offensive.
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Still others carried signs equating Islam with terrorism, waved signs denouncing same-sex marriage, and carried banners of the National Radical Camp, an anti-Semitic group founded before World War II on extreme nationalist values.
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The statistics also show that 2.2 million vulnerable adults were being cared for without charge in 2016, equating to the work of more than four million adult social workers working every week of the year.
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LEN NETHERSOLECORTLANDT MANOR, N.Y. To the Editor: As enlightened intelligent readers of The New York Times we know better than to make sweeping generalizations, equating Islam with terrorism, for example, to justify a Muslim ban.
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These users are increasingly turning to digital platforms for "everyday branch transactions," which reduced 49% per customer on average since 2014, equating to a decrease of nearly 200 million everyday branch transactions in that period.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Nearly 70 percent of public sector investors plan to raise their exposure to infrastructure over the next 1-2 years, equating to potentially an extra $130 billion invested, a survey showed on Monday.
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Responding after the violence, U.S. President Donald Trump said there were "very fine people on both sides," drawing criticism from Democrats and fellow Republicans for equating the white nationalists with those who demonstrated against them.
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The Turkish view of the connection between the two groups was bolstered this week by an American intelligence assessment equating them and concluding they "probably will seek some form of autonomy" — exactly what Turkey fears.
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The company predicted it would generate revenue of $276 million in the current quarter, plus or minus 5 percent, equating to year-on-year growth of 22 percent and above analysts' average forecast of $256.4 million.
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And yet Brooks, an increasingly lonely outpost of moderate conservative thought, has fallen into the classic trap of equating these three politicians in his latest column, merely because they diverge from the "center" of American politics.
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We're not down with bullying either, but equating a pretty mild joke about Zuckerberg's personal musical preferences to the torment that children and countless other groups face daily suggests that Lavigne could seriously use some perspective.
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Conveniently, the Egyptian media has dropped the commentary from Trump about Muslim bans and registries from its coverage, while equating the President-elect with Sisi; a strongman who will bring stability in an age of turbulence.
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Why it matters: Politicians who've used this word in the context of a congressional inquiry into a presidential administration are equating a political investigation to a hate crime that historically targeted African Americans in the South.
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The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) said the move could reduce CO2 emissions by about 750 million tonnes from 2022 to 2050, equating to around 2% of all emissions from international shipping over that period.
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As part of that deal, the new company now called Refinitiv will make minimum annual payments of $325 million to Reuters over 30 years to secure access to its news service, equating to almost $10 billion.
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By equating the populist left's hostility toward big business and the 1 percent with the populist right's hostility toward migrants and people of color, he is creating a false equivalence that undermines progressivism as a whole.
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For comparison purposes, Toyota-Mazda recently announced that they would build a plant in Alabama creating 2202,2628 jobs in return for $28500 million in incentives received from Alabama, equating to a cost of $6900,2628 per job.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A wide-ranging reform of European financial markets called MiFID II will cost European investment banks around 2.6 percent of annual revenues, equating to $4.4 billion a year, according to industry analytics firm Coalition.
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In the worst-case scenario for farm workers, by the end of the century, high temperatures will add up to a loss of 2 billion labor hours, equating to an estimated $160 billion in 2015 dollars.
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Using its formula of equating 1,500 song streams with one album sale, the magazine credits "Pablo" with the equivalent of 94,53 sales for the week, which means that 70 percent of its activity came from streaming.
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His demeanor shifts when he gets up on stage—he becomes immediately more personable, although he does use a strange analogy equating terrorists to wolves, the US Government to sheep, and himself to a guard dog.
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"We have evil that occurs in this world," Governor Abbott declared, as if from a pulpit, equating all manner of global terrorist attacks, including the murder of eight last week by a truck driver in Manhattan.
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Eric McCormack says Whoopi Goldberg went too far by equating his call for a list of people attending a Trump fundraiser to McCarthyism -- but he still wants to know who's giving big bucks to the Prez.
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In France, Marshal Pétain, revered as the "Lion of Verdun" for his glorious career in World War I, made all the wrong decisions as prime minister from June 1940 onward, equating peace with occupation and collaboration.
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That's coupled with the GPU stuff we already knew about, including the promise of 12 teraflops of processing power, equating to double what the Xbox One X could do and eight times the original Xbox One.
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Altogether this worked out at a £323 million paycheck for the gambling boss, equating to £1.3 million per working day of the year, which was widely reported to be a record paycheck for a U.K. director.
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Trump has vehemently denied that there was any "quid pro quo" in his conversations with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, and has since blasted House Democrats for the impeachment investigation, equating it to the Salem witch trials.
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The potential conflict — the senator was a ranking member of the Foreign Relations Committee, and Iran had supported a United Nations resolution equating Zionism with racism — provoked an outcry in Congress and among Mr. Javits's constituents.
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That last point has become a point of contention with many young people in the city, who object to equating Hong Kong with China and have called for the rally to focus more on local democratic development.
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"It would just break my heart if you did anything where you threw that opportunity … away and went back to where we were several decades ago," Huizenga told Sheen, equating his choice to ignoring recent medical advances.
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The Biebs buddied up to Breezy on social media Friday ... posting a picture equating CB to a mix of Michael Jackson and Tupac and saying Chris is being underappreciated like the music icons were before they died.
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In fact, we're just trying to actually use this as a moment to teach this gallery and the artist that this is insulting to our community, that you're equating our community to poverty porn, and it's not.
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" Collins herself told conservative publication Newsmax that the effort would not change her vote on Kavanaugh, equating it with a bribe, and saying, "I think it demonstrates the new lows to which the judge's opponents have stooped.
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The meeting comes just a few weeks after Scott offered some of the bluntest criticism to Trump's Charlottesville reaction, which drew bipartisan criticism for equating white supremacists protesting the removal of confederate monuments with those of counterprotesters.
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"Unloveable" is a song about the maudlin, teenage self-deprecation Morrissey has embodied since the beginning of his career, and equating Baldwin's tireless civil rights campaigning to being a little bit goth is preposterous to the extreme.
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But the video — which was criticized for opportunism, and for equating Swift's experience as a celebrity with potentially dangerous homophobia — didn't deserve to be named video of the year, especially in a year with such strong contenders.
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It's a scary task because many of the impacts that I had previously put in later chapters -- equating to three or more degrees of global warming -- have had to be moved forwards, because they are happening already.
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The incidents returned to a boil a long-running issue dating at least to the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., in 2017, when Mr. Trump was widely condemned for equating neo-Nazis with demonstrators protesting them.
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Israel denounced Thursday's vote, likening it to a 1975 resolution equating Zionism with racism, a decision that was repealed after 16 years because of intensive American pressure that included withholding American dues payments to the United Nations.
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On the radio Tuesday, Mr. Hannity mocked journalists who questioned his interest in the subject, equating the theory about Mr. Rich's murder to the reports that Mr. Trump's campaign operation colluded with Russian officials during the election.
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In equating President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE's Jan.
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But Jaime Castrellon, whose research on dopamine's impact on value computation and self-control has been published in the Journal of Neuroscience, took issue with the language in Sepah's dopamine fast article equating pleasure-seeking with addiction.
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But the site wasted no time Monday lashing out at Trump's Afghanistan strategy, calling it a "flip flop" and equating his plan to that of former President Obama, a pariah in the eyes of conservative Breitbart readers.
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Bolsonaro, who polls suggest will win the most votes in the first round of the October elections, has sparked outrage for comments such as equating homosexuality with pedophilia and calling a congresswoman too ugly to be raped.
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It is what drew condemnation from Republican and Democratic politicians alike, because it implied that the president was equating neo-Nazis and white supremacists with counterprotesters who were in Charlottesville to oppose neo-Nazis and white supremacists.
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The Resolution Foundation report drew on various economic studies on the economic impact of these measures to determine that without that policy stimulus, the downturn for GDP might have been 12%, equating to £8,000 for every U.K. household.
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Using UK government analysis, it said trade with these three group was 76 percent, 44 percent and 17 percent higher respectively than it would be without agreements, equating to 247 billion pounds of trade based on 2014 figures.
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Most of the signs in March pointed toward caution, though cash allocations did fall two-tenths of a percentage point to 4.6 percent equating to a net 40 percent overweight, down from a decade high recorded in February.
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Blurred lines But Trump aides have repeatedly tried to blur the issue, and some still seem unwilling in public to even admit the election meddling took place -- often equating such questions with an attempt to delegitimize Trump's election.
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Earlier in the week, Trump held a news conference in which he blamed the violence in Charlottesville on both sides of the conflict -- equating the white supremacists on one side with the "alt-left" on the other side.
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"We don't advocate stifling legitimate political giving by public corporations," write Freed and Sandstrom, but their entire article, equating the risk of lawful political participation to the illegal activity and prison terms associated with Watergate, belies that claim.
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In Afghanistan, you had folks equating democracy with freedom, sex, drugs, rock'n'roll, booze, and doing whatever you want, without the more sober parts of a democracy, like voting, or what it means to be representative, or fighting corruption.
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But after Baghdadi's death, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan instead drew the same moral equivalence he's been offering for years, equating ISIS with the Kurdish forces who had partnered with the U.S. against ISIS until Trump's sudden pullout.
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Compared with the levels that the countries agreed to make the reductions from — in most cases their October output — OPEC members have cut production by 958,000 bpd of the pledged 1.164 million bpd, equating to 82 percent compliance.
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From late-night TV comedy shows where supposedly clueless older people are the butt of jokes to ads for anti-aging creams equating youth with beauty and wrinkles with decay, harsh and unflattering images shape assumptions about aging.
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They also said that bankers were working on debt financing of about 500 million euros ($545 million), equating to 5.5 times Schenck's expected 2017 earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization of 85 million euros, including undrawn facilities.
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WASHINGTON — The White House used its official Twitter account on Monday to attack two Democratic senators who oppose President Trump's immigration agenda, falsely equating their criticisms of Immigration and Customs Enforcement with support for criminals and murderous gangs.
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The mayor, who said that he tried marijuana in college but has not used it since, said that he was not equating marijuana and alcohol use, and felt that alcohol abuse could be more dangerous in many ways.
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By equating expression with drama rather than interiority, and by choosing to ignore what Kandinsky defined as painting's "inner-necessity" in favor of a supposed historical necessity, did he also end up denying his viewer's own inner-necessity?
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Citing poor media freedoms, racism and "ideological prejudice", China hit back on Thursday in unusually strong terms after the U.S. State Department slammed China's rights record, including equating abuses on its Muslim minorities with the 1930s.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — President Trump buoyed the white nationalist movement on Tuesday as no president has done in generations — equating activists protesting racism with the neo-Nazis and white supremacists who rampaged in Charlottesville, Va., over the weekend.
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We're so used to equating seriousness with importance that this jars at first: It's hard to square the encapsulation of all human knowledge with a policy called "Don't be a dick" (since revised to "Don't be a jerk").
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Equating eating more calories or weight gain with poor health without qualification is patently false, and hyper-focusing on diet and exercise as a punitive balancing act is pretty much a one-way ticket to Eating Disorder City.
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That court battle finally came to an end earlier this month after the company settled the dispute with Waymo getting a 0.34 percent equity stake in Uber, equating to about $245 million of the latter's $72 billion valuation.
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National Grid said that each 1 gigawatt (GW) of new electricity interconnector capacity could reduce Britain's wholesale power prices by 1-2 percent, with 4-5 GW of capacity equating to a 1 billion pounds ($1.23 billion) saving.
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After white nationalists marched in the streets of Charlottesville, Virginia, last summer, James pinned the blame directly on Trump, who claimed there had been violence "on many sides," thereby equating a counterprotest preaching racial tolerance with unrepentant racists.
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Point for point, Trump repeated popular alt-right and far right talking points on the events, equating anti-fascist counter-protestors with the neo-Nazis and neo-Confederates there to protest the removal of a Robert E Lee statue.
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Yet the president's reluctance to condemn racism and violence this week — equating white supremacists with anti-racist demonstrators — created a moral emergency unlike any that the nation's top CEOs had previously faced, according to experts who advise business leaders.
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At aluminium's most polluting level, a 224 ml can is responsible for 2500,13 grams of carbon dioxide emissions, according to the analysis compiled for Reuters, roughly equating to the emissions produced by driving a car 21 to 2310 km.
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"We believe that health care and banking providers using bots can expect average time savings of just over 4 minutes per enquiry, equating to average cost savings in the range of $0.50-$0.70 per interaction," the research company said.
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As a man who proudly champions winning and winners, he defended the losers of a war that ended more than a century-and-a-half ago, opposing the removal of Confederate monuments and equating them with the country's founders.
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"So many people were experiencing the library as a whole, equating the smell of books with the smell of knowledge," Bembibre, a researcher at the University College of London's Institute for Sustainable Heritage, told Motherboard in a phone conversation.
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The practice of yoga rose from 443% of the overall child population in 2012 to 8.4% in 2017 and from 25.6% to 219.8% in adults, equating to about 28.6 million children and 212 million adults doing yoga in 217.
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While these firms are vital to the country's economy, SMBs have had a harder time accessing financing in recent years, per the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), equating to an A$80 billion ($58 billion) funding gap, per Judo.
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The presser became instantly notorious for his comments on a seemingly different topic, when he snarled that both sides were to blame for what had transpired in Charlottesville, Virginia, that past weekend, equating white supremacists with anti-racist activists.
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In the years after the Russian Revolution, fantasists took advantage of the fact that many of its instigators were Jewish to suggest that people could save time by equating Judaism and communism — and kill off both with one blow.
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It is in this context that any attempt to normalize the scale and scope of the president's repeated, brazen (very public) disregard for the rule of law, by equating it to past acts of other public officials, is dangerous.
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Part of it is umbrage at the idea of equating a bro-y podcast host to someone with Powell's résumé, particularly someone like Powell whose success in the military has deep historical significance to some in the black community.
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At aluminium's most polluting level, a 224 ml can is responsible for 2500,13 grams of carbon dioxide emissions, according to the analysis compiled for Reuters, roughly equating to the emissions produced by driving a car 21 to 2310 km.
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The regulator did not disclose how much it wanted to fine the bank but penalties could theoretically total up to A$9.75 billion ($6.62 billion), according to figures it provided, equating to about one-eighth the company's market value.
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The difference between Trump's strong condemnation on August 14 and his explosive remarks once again equating white supremacists with counterprotesters a few days later was that the first was a prepared statement; the latter was the president's unfettered thoughts.
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The Luxemburg-based supplier of glass and metal containers, controlled by Irish billionaire Coulson, said last year that it planned to list its operating company, but would only float around 5 percent – equating to just 250 million to 300 million euros.
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Compared with the levels the countries agreed to make the reductions from, in most cases their October output, this means the OPEC members have cut output by 1.098 million bpd of the pledged 603 million bpd, equating to 94 percent compliance.
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This tension has at times led to a tendency on the left to indulge in anti-Semitic conspiracy theories and tropes — like blaming a Jewish conspiracy for Western governments' support of Israel or equating Jews who support Israel with Nazi collaborators.
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His restrictions on travel for people from several Muslim-majority countries, the GOP plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act and his remarks equating white nationalists with protesters demonstrating against them in Charlottesville, Va., all contributed to a poor approval rating.
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Under Shell's most aggressive projections the company expects the global electric vehicle fleet to grow from about 4003 percent of the entire auto fleet today to 10 percent by 2025, displacing oil demand equating to about 800,000 barrels per day.
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"The President's most recent statements equating those who are motivated by race-based hate with those who stand up against hatred is unacceptable and has changed our decision to participate," said Johnson & Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky, who stepped down Wednesday afternoon.
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"We were putting this business online since the early days of this century," Boer said, referring to its online grocery service Peapod, which is the U.S. leader with roughly $13 million in sales, equating to 5 percent of the market.
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But from some people in the South today, you'd get the idea he must have been someone who went around scaring girls into equating their value with being virgins before marriage and stopping people from having alcohol and gay sex.
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The placement of the statue by St Thomas' Hospital, where Nightingale worked, has irked some, including the Florence Nightingale Society, which actively dispatched letters against the location of the sculpture and the equating of Seacole's legacy with that of Nightingale.
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Compared with the levels the countries agreed to make the reductions from, in most cases their October output, this means the OPEC members have cut output by 1.098 million bpd of the pledged 1.164 million bpd, equating to 4403 percent compliance.
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At the end of Draghi's term in two year's time, that difference is just 2 basis points, equating to a 20 percent chance of a 10 basis point rise in the ECB's deposit rate - the minimum it is likely to hike.
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Twitter mocked the chairwoman of the Republican National Committee Sunday for equating President Trump telling former FBI Director James Comey that he "hoped" Comey would drop an FBI investigation to a parent telling a child they "hoped" they did their homework.
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RAND conducted a workplace survey across seven countries, and it found that those who reported higher levels of activity (equating to 150 minutes a week of moderate exercise, or 75 minutes of vigorous workout) had better mental health on average.
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Let me quickly, unambiguously assure you, Mr. Jackson, that in no way, shape, or form am I equating what I guess might guide you to sing as you sing and what guided my former friend to take his lady's life.
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Let's stipulate, though, that light is better than dark when it comes to acts of sexual violence, but we also ought to acknowledge that equating electrical illumination and safety with oil is nonsensical, and an insulting conflation of two problems.
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Gross domestic product expanded 0.6 percent quarter on quarter in the final three months of 2017, official data showed on Thursday, equating to 1.063 percent year-on-year growth and a 1.0 percent rise for the year as a whole.
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The offer values Ladbrokes Coral at 160.9 pence per share, equating to a total equity value of around 3.1 billion pounds, plus a contingent fee of up to 42.8 pence a share, depending on the outcome of the government review.
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"Maybe the writers were trying to show that they are not biased for either candidate, but it did seem to be an exercise in false equivalency or somehow equating Trump's egregious character flaws with Hillary Clinton," said Democratic strategist Craig Varoga.
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The problem is that this tension creates a tendency on the left to indulge in anti-Semitic conspiracy theories and tropes — like blaming a Jewish conspiracy for Western governments' support of Israel or equating Jews who support Israel with Nazi collaborationists.
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In Egypt's tender on July 9, ADM sold 120,000 tonnes of Romanian wheat at $198 a tonne FOB and $15.44 freight, equating to $213.44 cost and freight (C&F) to Egypt's state buyer, the General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC).
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But Trump has drastically elevated the stakes, over and over again, by shutting down the government, equating the proposal with his wall, and concocting a fake border crisis to which somehow a multi-year construction project is an urgently needed solution.
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" Ms. Lakshmi, who wrote an NYT Op-Ed in September revealing that she had been raped at the age of 16, also said that "we need to stop equating aggression and masculinity because I think that's a big part of it.
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But with everyone redefining violence based on their existing political sympathies, it just as easily works to mislead and confuse — conflating structural inequality with political name-calling, or equating the impact of artistic expression with the effects of a policy vote.
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Ransoms now range from as little as one Bitcoin, which equates to roughly $1,700, to as many as 30 Bitcoin, nearly $51,000, with the median ransom equating to four Bitcoin, or nearly $873,000, according to researchers at the Crypsis Group.
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VW's luxury Audi division last month said that it would cut up to 9,500 jobs, equating to 10.6% of total staff, by 2025 in a move to free up billions of euros to fund the shift towards electric vehicle production.
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And they rejected what they viewed as an unspoken American message equating Syria, which has no nuclear arsenal, with North Korea, which has carried out five nuclear arms tests and hopes to mount a nuclear warhead on an intercontinental missile.
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Other complaints allege Nucera's repeated use of racial slurs and profanity, using police dogs to intimidate black people, using racial slurs to refer to black suspects and equating black people with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria terror group.
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"Closure of the Port Hedland port, combined with localised flooding in the area caused by Tropical Cyclone Veronica in late March, resulted in the loss of five days of shipments equating to 2.5 million tonnes," Chief Executive Officer Elizabeth Gaines said.
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I'm sorry to say that wine culture has partly brought this on itself with its history of pretension, its equating of wine with connoisseurship, and the absurd vocabulary and rituals that many people assume must be mastered simply to enjoy wine.
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By creating conspiracy theories about the Russia investigation and equating them with the actual crime of conspiring with Russia to undermine American democracy, Mr. Trump and his lieutenants want to stir up enough phony equivalence among their supporters to evade accountability.
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HBO "Real Time" host Bill Maher defended himself Friday night after critics spent part of the week equating his past jokes -- likening President Donald Trump to an orangutan -- to Roseanne Barr&aposs Twitter post about a former adviser to President Barack Obama.
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The work extends the ER = EPR idea by equating, not a standard wormhole and a pair of entangled particles, but a traversable wormhole and quantum teleportation: a protocol discovered in 1993 that allows a quantum system to disappear and reappear unscathed somewhere else.
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Volvo said on the Tuesday the bond would mature in April 2024, pay a fixed coupon of 2.125 percent and have an issue price was 99.625, equating to a yield of 2.205 percent and a Euro mid-swap of plus 215 basis points.
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In 2019, APPA estimates food spending will climb to $31.68 billion, with spending on vet care reaching $18.98 billion; spending on supplies and medicines amounting to $16.44 billion; spending on animal purchases equating to $1.97 billion; and "other services" costing $6.31 billion.
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After what he said about my child — and it's not that I saw somebody else's tweets about him; I saw an actual clip of him at a press conference equating the protesters like Ms. Heyer with the KKK and the white supremacists.
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The average bump in bosses' pay in the sample of hospitals benefiting most from the waiver was 81% over the same period, equating to a pay rise of about $428,000 per year above that received by bosses of similar hospitals with no waiver.
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Online homestay marketplace Airbnb is anticipating welcoming double the amount of guests at this year's conference compared to last year, equating to numbers around five times higher than in a regular week at Davos, according to a spokesperson in emailed comments to CNBC.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 100%What critics said: "Big Mouth's choice to directly address toxic masculinity is welcome in part because the series draws natural connections between different kinds of intolerance — and their solutions — without equating them with one another.
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" The announcement outlines expectations for grant recipients to "clearly communicate" that "teen sex is a risk behavior," equating it to "other risk behaviors, such as drug use, lack of physical activity, and failing to use a seatbelt when riding in a car.
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On his tours in Guyana in South America, Mr. Lennox noted that some rural guides would give overweight Americans a thumbs-up and say things like, "Ah, packing it on — good deal!" as a compliment, equating an ample waistline with abundant wealth.
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Volvo is investing about 5 percent of its annual revenue, equating to a little more than $1 billion a year, in building driverless and electric cars and has promised to deliver five fully electric cars to market in the next few years.
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It is full of moments that are quotable because they are so relatable, from Alvy shutting down an art-house cinema snob by conjuring Marshall McLuhan out of thin air to his speech equating his and Annie's relationship with a dead shark.
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Last month, Mr. Xi and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia made a point of denouncing the Thaad system during Mr. Putin's visit to Beijing, equating it with the American-built Aegis Ashore ballistic missile defense system deployed in some NATO countries.
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Another fun conversation making the rounds regards Trump receiving the same award as Hitler and Stalin, which, of course, means equating the president-elect with arguably two of the most horrible people in human history who killed tens of millions of innocent people.
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I generally admire Frank Bruni's columns and share his views of President Trump, but equating another appearance of the Patriots in the Super Bowl with Mr. Trump, income inequality, declining N.F.L. ratings and assorted other ills strayed into the universe of alternative facts.
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Mr. Trump's abrupt change of heart reflected a volatile president who has veered from one message to another, at points equating the virus to ordinary flu that will "miraculously" go away and at others declaring it an all-out war endangering the country.
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Alex Gorskey, Johnson and Johnson The president's most recent statements equating those how are motivated by race-based hate with those who stand up against hatred is unacceptable and has changed our decision to participate in the White House Manufacturing Advisory Council.
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I'm not in any way equating Alex Jones and Bill Maher — the former traffics in contemptible lies meant to whip the agitated into a full-blown frenzy — but both turn politics into spectacle, the better to keep watchers and listeners tuned in.
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While Molesworth said he would stand by Art Basel's decision to cancel this year's show in order to contain the spread of the coronavirus, he warns of equating political upheaval in the region with censorship in the arts or a shrinking art market.
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The mother of the woman who was run down by a car during violent clashes in Charlottesville, Va., said Friday that after seeing President Trump's comments equating white supremacist protesters with those demonstrating against them, she does not wish to speak with him.
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But equating the narrator with the author is only one of many risks of writing while female, and I hope that as Mr. O'Reilly continues to remain in the public eye and promote his other titles, he'll get to experience more of them.
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Skepticism from family members provoked concern early on that community members would question the authenticity of their creations — especially considering that, in the Dominican Republic, the signature dish of rice, beans and meat is called "la bandera," equating it with the Dominican flag.
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Put those extra earnings on Pernod Ricard's existing enterprise value multiple of 18 times, and up to 8 billion euros of extra value could be extracted, equating to a bump of some 20 percent in the stock price before Elliott placed its order.
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" One day later, Trump spoke at an unrelated Trump Tower event, where he surprised his staff and doubled down on his original sentiment that "both sides" were to blame for the violence, equating white supremacists with what he termed the "alt-left.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, during a March 22 appearance on CNBC, held up a Campbell Soup Co can and said it only contained 2600 cents worth of steel in it, equating to less than a one cent added cost per can.
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As for Trump's crude equating of the US withdrawal of troops from Iraq to Obama having "founded" the Islamic State: the US troop withdrawal from Iraq in December 2011 was an agreement reached with the Iraqis by President George W. Bush's administration in 2008.
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According to figures from the Institute of International Finance (IIF), global levels of debt held by households, governments, financials and non-financial corporates jumped by over $US20083 trillion in the past decade to a record high of $US22008 trillion, equating to 22006% of global GDP.
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Danone, whose brands include Activia and Actimel as well as Evian water, said it would sell 14 percent of Yakult, equating to two-thirds of its holding, as part of a strategy to have a more disciplined approach to how it invests its capital.
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Once Reed decided to use that private information, he should have distinguished John's pain fetish as disordered without equating having a pain fetish to self-harm and correlating it with mental illness, or implying that BDSM itself is inherently shocking, sinister, unstructured, and dangerous.
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GVC's offer values Ladbrokes Coral at 160.9 pence per share, equating to a total equity value of around 3.1 billion pounds, plus a contingent fee of up to 42.8 pence a share, meaning the bookmaker could be valued at as much as 3.9 billion pounds.
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While Asda has said it will cut prices equating to 1.5 billion pounds of savings to the customer over five years from November 2013, washing through at about 300 million pounds a year, Price declined to say what additional investment was required in the stores.
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Lining up the elements Heymann describes the likelihood of a new infection spreading rapidly and becoming an epidemic -- and potentially a global pandemic -- using the analogy of lining up pieces of Swiss cheese, with the different risk factors equating to holes in the cheese.
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Apple saw revenue growth of 217.9 percent in Greater China in its fiscal fourth quarter earnings year-on-year (equating to $213 billion) and a 227 percent rise quarter-on-quarter although this had come after a pretty dismal third quarter for the tech giant.
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"Even though the stereotype equating brilliance with men doesn't match reality, it might nonetheless take a toll on girls' aspirations and on their eventual careers," said New York University psychology professor Andrei Cimpian, lead author of the study published in the journal Science this week.
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Justice Kennedy wrote that decision, equating corporations with people, and the grim effects of it on our politics are everywhere around us: from the dark money flowing into campaigns around the country, to the extension of "corporate" rights into other areas of constitutional law.
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For decades, the NFIP has over-charged 28503 percent of its policyholders and under-charged the other 22019 percent, while it has racked up $42 billion in taxpayer-funded losses, equating to more than half of every claim paid by the NFIP since 1978.
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I'm not at all equating what is happening to families on the border with my experience — I was safe and always with family — but this experience has had a lasting impact on my life, and it's something I'm still trying to process decades later.
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In a Telegraph essay last year, titled "I would sign up to veganism if it weren't for all the damned vegans," a photo caption uses the term to refer to PETA protestors, thus equating the vegan lobby with animal rights groups as King does.
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In "Preacher Man" (2015), Mr. McMillian, dressed in a suit, a tie and a broad-brimmed hat, sits in a chair outdoors in a field at night and recites words of the musician Sun Ra equating peace with death, implying that life is struggle.
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He seized on the controversy of mostly black NFL players kneeling during the National Anthem to protest police brutality, and he was widely criticized for equating the actions of white supremacists at a 2017 rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, with people who were there protesting them.
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They have a big presence at the GDC every year, where they do a lot of panels with appeals to education, raising awareness, and such, but there's invariably something blandly controversial, like casually equating governments regulating loot boxes with mass Chinese censorship of games.
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I. GVC's offer values Ladbrokes Coral at 164.4 pence per share, equating to a total equity value of around 3.2 billion pounds, plus a contingent fee of up to 42.8 pence a share, meaning the bookmaker could be valued at about 4 billion pounds.
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You hear Stephen Colbert -- who moderated Michelle's chat -- tee off first, and then she launches, equating America's troubles with that of a teenager who spends the weekend with his/her divorced dad who makes things fun at first and then gets the youngster sick.
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If packers do not sell them elsewhere for human consumption, the byproducts will be rendered in the United States for about 18 cents per pound - a decrease equating to a loss of $1.55 per hog for the volume exported to China, the federation said.
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From Staten Island, Ms. Malliotakis in the wake of the Charlottesville attacks, invoked the loaded phrase "all lives matter,'' arguing that leaders should not "pit communities against each other,'' language that echoed the president's insistence on equating white supremacists with the protesters who opposed them.
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"I called Ticketmaster and argued with them as they were equating it to Disney on Ice and him being a 'character,'" said a mother who spent $460 on tickets and meet-and-greet packages for her family of four, and who ultimately got a refund.
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Several Brazilian pension funds and BNDESPar, the investment arm of state development bank BNDES have been considering the sale of part of their stakes in Vale, equating to about 3 percent of the miner's shares in total and worth up to 8 billion reais ($2 billion).
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"He knew that this would create a [problem] for him with his own workforce because of the appearances the visit would have created: equating a conspiracy theory with the high-confidence judgment of the intelligence community," former CIA Director Michael Hayden told me in an interview.
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Facebook leads the pack with an implied post-earnings move of 53% — or $37 billion in market cap — in either direction, while Amazon and Alphabet are both expected to move 4% in either direction, equating to market cap moves of $37 billion and $34 billion, respectively.
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By equating prime minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalists with their secular rivals, he was implying that, since both of India's biggest parties share such traits as cronyism and paternalist economics, all that really distinguishes the BJP is its displays of piety, such as reverence for cows.
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For all the focus on how nasty and offensive Trump was, there was a stronger and steadier stream of nastiness from editorials in major papers, posts on social media, and conversations in office break rooms and classrooms that bashed Trump, sometimes even equating him to Hitler.
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"Because there is so much cash in the sector, other companies in the sector are becoming a target," said BNP Paribas equity and derivative strategist Ankit Gheedia, estimating companies in the MSCI World Healthcare sector held cash equating to about 20153 percent of their total market value.
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Prices of aluminium on the LME have been pushed up by worries about tight supply created by a rising tide of cancelled warrants — metal already earmarked for delivery and therefore not available to the market — at above 93 percent, equating to more than 1.25 million tonnes.
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Buyout group CVC, which bought Ista in 2013 at a valuation of 3.1 billion euros, had hoped to fetch up to 5 billion euros for Ista, equating to 12 times expected 2017 core profit (EBITDA) of 420 million euros, people familiar with the matter said last month.
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They had information on the Turks and Caicos, St. Martin, they all received coverage…They called the British Virgin Islands the British Islands … It's very frustrating for those of us who live there or have lived there," she said, equating the feeling to "screaming into the void.
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Jeff Flake about his vote to approve Kavanaugh worked for the Center for Popular Democracy, which does receive Open Society funding ("Elevator Protester Admits She Works for Soros-Funded Organization," the right-wing Daily Caller's headline read), equating the funding of organizations through his foundation with personally organizing protests.
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"She thought if you didn't stay on one radio channel but you kept hopping between channels, then the Nazis wouldn't be able to hack into the signal and be able to take over your torpedo," Dean explained, equating it to channel-surfing on the radio and switching stations.
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She told me that because of today's legal requirements for abortion procedures, it's essentially impossible for a baby to be born alive after a failed abortion, and that equating late abortion with infanticide is insulting to patients, many of whom are grieving the end of a much-wanted pregnancy.
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"She thought if you didn't stay on one radio channel but you kept hopping between channels, then the Nazis wouldn't be able to hack into the signal and be able to take over your torpedo," Dean explains, equating it to channel-surfing on the radio and switching among stations.
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Trump has previously faced criticism from African-American leaders and Democratic officials for his description of African-American life as one of utter poverty, which does not match the reality of the lives of most African-Americans, and for equating "inner city" life with the lives of minority citizens.
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As is all too common in these matters, conservatives have led the charge against Jeong, just as liberals have spearheaded the online opposition against such conservative writers as Kevin Williamson (hired and then quickly unhired by the Atlantic over his past comments such as equating abortion and murder).
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With the concept of what's TV and what's film utterly upside-down and Stranger Things' second season just a month away, Matt and Ross Duffer are making it painfully clear that they're equating their creation to a movie sequel — and want us to call it Stranger Things 23.
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But the British Empire when they decided to abolish slavery, they had to give up 2 percent of their GDP every year for 60 years and they were able to make that transition over a transition period, and so I'm not equating advertising or programming human beings to slavery.
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When he sings "Shelve your Western plans, and understand / That life is hard enough when you belong here," the implication is either that the Bengali doesn't belong in England, or that Morrissey is equating his own plight of rejection and general Morrissey-ness to that of a struggling immigrant.
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Huawei has also fought back in newspapers around the world, with ads imploring readers to "don't believe in everything you hear" as published in the Wall Street Journal, or in one New Zealand paper, equating a ban on the Huawei to a ban on the country's national rugby team.
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Just as Mr. Trump flouted the most deeply held traditions of the American presidency in equating the torch-wielding white nationalist marchers and the activists who fought them last summer in Virginia, he shredded all the accepted conventions in Finland of how a president should conduct himself abroad.
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While accusing Democrats of treason, McCarthy often tried to play the victim of the liberal elite media, equating The Washington Post with the communist Daily Worker -- while in fact old-line Republican papers like the Chicago Tribune and New York Herald Tribune were also warning about McCarthy's tactics.
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Equating all Muslims to terrorists is a form of Islamophobia, which has become all too common, especially in Europe, and has only been compounded by the recent onslaught of Syrian refugees trying to cross into the West as their country is torn apart by ISIS and civil war.
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Aside from questioning the loyalty of those voters — bearing echoes of the historic "dual loyalty" slur, which holds that Jews everywhere are first faithful to Israel — the president this week also embraced praise from a right-wing conspiracy theorist equating him to "the king of Israel" for his popularity among Israelis.
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Ms. Escobar revealed that the White House had invited her to join Mr. Trump during Wednesday's visit, but she said she had requested a phone call with the president in an effort to explain that the language he uses to describe Latinos, sometimes equating them with violent criminals, is dehumanizing.
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But equating medicine and the end of AIDS not only blinds us to how health is more than the absence of disease, it also erases the vitally important role people living with HIV/AIDS play in their own health as well as their expertise in helping to end AIDS nationally.
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Ms. Escobar revealed that the White House had invited her to join Mr. Trump during Wednesday's visit, but she said she had requested a phone call with the president in an effort to explain that the language he uses to describe Latinos, sometimes equating them with violent criminals, is dehumanizing.
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In contrast with what's on P.J. Whelihan's regular menu, Wing Bowl wings are the smallest Sysco sells—approximately 12 or 13 to a pound—and each batch takes eight to ten minutes to turn a crisp golden-brown, equating to around three hours of fryer time for the pair of kitchen pros.
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We calculate that BAT's consolidated funds from operations (FFO)-based net leverage could rise in 21000 on a pro forma basis, when the transaction should close, to over 212000x (equating to net debt/consolidated EBITDA of between 4807123x and 212001x in 2017), up from 2016's 3.7x (2.6x based on net debt/ EBITDA).
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Of course, some people pounced on Mattis and claimed he was rebuking President Donald Trump, that he was taking a shot at the commander in chief, who, after the Charlottesville protests, only deepened the tear in the nation's political and social fabric by equating counterprotesters with neo-Nazi and white supremacist groups.
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Japan's first heart transplant, in 1968, became a national scandal—it was unclear that the donor was beyond recovery, or that the recipient (who died shortly after the transplant) needed a new heart—and, afterward, the country never adopted a comprehensive law equating brain death with the death of a human being.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Trump "looks forward" to signing the resolution, which comes weeks after Trump faced criticism from both sides of the political aisle for condemning "hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides" following the unrest in Virginia, equating the actions of white supremacists with those protesting them.
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From his travel ban to the comments equating Nazis, racists and anti-Semites with folks in Charlottesville who were there to say, "Hey, we're not that kind of community," to the litany of tweets where anyone that he disagrees with he calls out in usually the most kind of schoolyard, childish tone.
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There are numerous real-world examples of how equating queerness to sexually explicit content continues to hurt and marginalize people — such as the many YouTube vloggers and creators who are constantly fighting against algorithms that incorrectly flag their queer content as "explicit" and "not safe for work" solely because it concerns queer people.
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He also argued extensively for a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage, saying in the conservative religious journal First Things in 2004: By equating heterosexuality and homosexuality, by removing the last vestiges of moral stigma from same-sex couplings, such marriages will lead to an increase in the number of homosexuals.
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Named after the capital of Sierra Leone, where Hynes's father was born, Freetown Sound zeroes in on identity as it relates to race, gender, and sexuality, equating the search for home with a search for self—"A place to save your face / And keep your calm when you're uphill," as Hynes intones in "E.V.P.".
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While it's usually best to just sit back with a bucket of popcorn and watch reality business drama unfold, I was surprised by the severe reactions insinuating Facebook's eagerness to profit at the expense of its users' data, creating paranoia around data analytics and equating data driven targeting to an underhanded practice of mind control.
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Falsely equating immigration with terrorism is reckless and damaging not only because banning migration would halt the "skills, knowledge, and perspectives" migrants bring "which stimulate technological innovation" and "the diffusion of new ideas and economic growth," but as well because anti-Muslim bigotry and xenophobia actually increases the threat of terrorism rather than counters it.
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By equating the health risks of e-cigarettes and combustible cigarettes and failing to acknowledge the different relative risks of these products, authority figures are doing a disservice to the millions of smokers who may be seeking a safer alternative but are misled into believing there is no health benefit from switching to e-cigarettes.
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Read more: The US journalist detained for 544 days in Iran warns: 'Trump's foreign policy is misguided and under-informed'According to the Bank of Spain writing for El Mundo, the eurozone's GDP will experience a 0.2% dip — equating to approximately €23 billion (or roughly $25 billion) — due to how heavily it relies on open trade.
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"Power is clearly equating what is happening in Syria today with some of the widespread and systematic destruction of the civilian population in modern times ... egregious cases where the international community stood by and was witness to what happened," said Cameron Hudson, director of the Simon-Skjodt Center for Prevention of Genocide at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum.
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UK-focused oil company EnQuest fell more than 13 percent after announcing plans for a rights issue to finance acquisition of an oilfield from BP. Online retail trading platform Plus500 lost 7.3 percent to 15.44 pounds after Playtech said it has sold its entire 10 percent shareholding for about 176 million pounds, equating to 15.50 pence per share.
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Factored into our models, this suggests that the drawdown on both the S&P and the Dow Jones might be capped in the range of 753 percent-87.5 percent rather than the 92 percent fall from 1929-1932, equating to S&P of 266.84 rather than Albert's 550 prognostication and the Dow Jones briefly below 3,000.
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However, Claire Mysko, CEO of the National Eating Disorders Association, insists that there's a deeper issue with this Dolce & Gabbana design: "Though there may be an element of cheeky humor at play in the design of these sneakers, equating thinness and beauty with success and status is a message that hurts everyone," she told Yahoo Style.
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And it is maybe already obvious to you that equating fashion criticism with rape culture is one of the more senseless recent uses of the English language, but what's odder about Munn's post is its lack of any acknowledgment of the disparity between her cultural position and the one held by an (albeit widely beloved!) pair of bloggers.
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But at the same time that pressure has probably allowed us to continue going — but what it does is that pressure equating to higher expectations from the fans and the people who are waiting, and then that translating into obviously our partner Sony wanting to support us and see through this piece that we're working on.
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While he undoubtedly reflects the pathologies that have defined the Republican Party over the past decade—most conspicuously in his politics of white grievance and white victimhood—he was in many ways an aberration, equating homosexuality with bestiality, suggesting that Muslims shouldn't be allowed to serve in Congress, and arguing that families were better off in the slavery era.
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"Trump's statement was fair and down to earth," tweeted another white nationalist leader who participated in last weekend's demonstrations in Charlottesville, Va. Their remarks came after a wild shouting match of a news conference during which the president again blamed "both sides" for the deadly violence, equating activists protesting racism with neo-Nazis and white supremacists.
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Ms. Bro, who said a week ago that she did not wish to speak with President Trump after hearing his comments equating the two sides in the Charlottesville clashes, said on Friday that she still did not want to speak with the president, though the White House has called her several times since her daughter's death.
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UK-focused oil company EnQuest fell more than 12 percent after announcing plans for a rights issue to finance acquisition of an oilfield from BP. Online retail trading platform Plus500 lost about 4 percent to 15.44 pounds after Playtech said it has sold its entire 10 percent shareholding for about 176 million pounds ($227.6 million), equating to 15.50 pence per share.
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In a staggering, impromptu news conference in New York on Tuesday, Trump blamed the violence in Charlottesville over the weekend on aggressors on both sides of the conflict -- equating the white supremacists on one side with the "alt-left" on the other side -- after his top White House aides spent days trying to clean up after Trump's initial vague response.
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Disapproval of the President's handling of events rose following the news conference in which he blamed the violence in Charlottesville on aggressors on both sides of the conflict -- equating the white supremacists on one side with the "alt-left" on the other side -- after his top White House aides spent days trying to clean up after Trump's initial vague response.
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In contrast, Art and China after 1989 features works created by Chinese artists that received backlash from a specific form of white neoliberalism that repeatedly prioritizes animals over people of color, from the hypocritical moral grandstanding against the yearly Lychee and Dog Meat Festival in Yulin, China, to, most recently, PETA's equating of "anti-animal" language to racist and homophobic hate speech.
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According to research from Hasan Tevfik and Peter Liu, research analysts at Credit Suisse, foreign investors are buying residential property in New South Wales and Victoria at an annualised rate of $8 billion per annum based off figures released by state revenue offices, equating to 25% of new supply built in New South Wales and 0.93% in Victoria over the past 12 months.
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Stable Liquidity The $5.01 billion of unrestricted cash and investments at March 31, 173, equating to 222 DCOH, 22.7x cushion ratio and 169% cash to pro forma long-term indebtedness, provide a degree of flexibility, while liquidity has been maintained due to robust cash-flow from operations despite the heavy investment in facilities (which to a large degree has been accomplished from internal sources).
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Mr. Pecker had been steadfast in his support of Mr. Trump, equating any attack against him as an attack against A.M.I. But one associate of Mr. Pecker's, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said Mr. Pecker felt betrayed when the president's legal team failed to push back against revelations in July that Mr. Cohen had recorded a conversation with Mr. Trump discussing the McDougal payment.
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As if to drive the point home, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE took to Twitter after the vote in a remarkable attack equating Democrats with a violent Hispanic gang.
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He is equating the ongoing Russia investigations with the supposed nefariousness of Clinton's speeches to Goldman Sachs in the runup to her presidential candidacy (dumb, but not illegal), the secret funding of an anti-Trump dossier put together by a former British spy named Christopher Steele and a deal to sell a uranium company to the Russians during Clinton's time as Secretary of State.
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It may be perceived by many as blasphemous, but I have always had a difficult time in equating the demonstrated lack of athletic qualities in winter sliding sports, like bobsled, luge and skeleton, that depend more on technology and less on athleticism with those sports that reflect the epitome of strength, agility, endurance and strategy (nordic and Alpine skiing, speed and figure skating, and so on).
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Ben CardinBenjamin (Ben) Louis CardinAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction Financial aid fraud is wrong — but overcorrection could hurt more students Democrats denounce Trump's attack on Cummings: 'These are not the words of a patriot' MORE (D-Md.), on Thursday slammed President Trump's comments equating the actions of the United States with state-sanctioned murder in Russia.
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