It's also one that Carroll clearly does not personally espouse.
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Specifically, Firestone wanted the first AI to espouse Christian values.
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Its supporters espouse the importance of a diverse public square.
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Some of the newcomers espouse prejudices from their native lands.
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The desert, as so many BBC specials espouse, is alive.
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The desert, as so many BBC specials espouse, is alive.
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Former IS members may be allowed to espouse extreme views.
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"I think it's become more acceptable to espouse threats," she said.
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Some are techno-futurists; others espouse a kind of agrarian nostalgia.
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But they are overwhelmingly white and often espouse anti-government views.
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Because it's a family, because he are the values we espouse.
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Lobbies do not always espouse smart policies from an American viewpoint.
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It was one thing for a front office to espouse new ideas.
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In fact, Arab women espouse many of the same views as men.
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The workplace is not the fair meritocracy we espouse it to be.
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"Donald Trump probably does not espouse all of my values," she said.
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Yet, Democrats now espouse the same lines denounced during the Bush administration.
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People who espouse those views, we don't want them in our party.
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Granted, there are people who espouse hatred and violence toward fellow humans.
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Today's engagement algorithms, by contrast, espouse no ideals about a healthy public sphere.
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And even in places where they are not, young people espouse such values.
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Governments need to live up to the principle of inclusion they often espouse.
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Searchers espouse theories in Fenn forums and detail their quests in YouTube testimonials.
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The solution is to espouse the genuine liberalism that Barone has declared dead.
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But undoubtedly the most shocking responses are those that espouse naked anti-Semitism.
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Employees become suspicious when leaders espouse one viewpoint today and the opposite tomorrow.
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Israel has just two main television channels — and both espouse similar editorial views.
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Lauer is the latest to espouse it, but he's unlikely to be the last.
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Most fintech startups espouse two lofty goals: disrupting the banks and serving the underserved.
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We espouse that more venture money needs to flow to more businesses — full stop.
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Volitich likely isn't the first teacher to espouse alternative, controversial, or even abhorrent views.
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Judge Gorsuch is likely to espouse similar principles to those espoused by Justice Scalia.
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But the newspaper's editors said Trump does not "espouse or support" traditional Republican values.
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Which means they will seek out Bannon's counsel, or at least espouse his ideas.
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But his new Museum of the Bible will not espouse any faith, he says.
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They espouse a politics of unapologetic idealism, with a largely moderate, center-left orientation.
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It's not just the obvious villains, the neo-Nazis, who espouse and support racism.
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I want candidates who espouse fundamental conservative values and have a record of bipartisanship.
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Democrats back social liberalism and tighter state control of corporations; Republicans espouse the opposite.
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Some leaders in Eastern Europe espouse "illiberal" democracy, which treads on traditional human rights.
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And Bannon wasn't done -- he continued to hijack the show to espouse his views.
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At several points characters espouse beliefs straight out of old Zero Population Growth pamphlets.
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Trump has dabbled time and again with the nutjobs who espouse anti-vaccine conspiracy theories.
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That made it easier for Ben Fowke, its chief executive, to espouse a renewables strategy.
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The Federalist Society is a nationwide organization of conservative lawyers who espouse conservative judicial philosophies.
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Chinese leaders are sniffy about polities that espouse rule of law as a founding principle.
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I am not a Tony Robbins figure, here to espouse my great theories on life.
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But that will only take shape when voters who espouse these changes are fairly represented.
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Some of his newspaper columns seem to espouse anti-state libertarianism, others liberal social democracy.
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"You can't come into court and espouse a position that's heartless," Garaufis said in court.
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Campaigners who espouse such positions argue that freedom from oppression sometimes outranks freedom of expression.
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But more recently, some tech execs have come to espouse regrets for what they've built.
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This problem can be traced even within religious traditions that espouse faith in eternal life.
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Trump used the social media platform to espouse some rather unconventional theories about global warming.
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He needs to do something no Democratic candidate has yet done — espouse a foreign policy.
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It seemed so uncontroversial -- so Jewish and so American -- to espouse these ideas, said Nezer.
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They espouse equal outcomes with no regard for the talent and effort required to become successful.
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These songs espouse a type of emotional confession that sounds insincere when stripped of the erotic.
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In autocracies, rulers espouse it to distract people from their lack of freedom and, sometimes, food.
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The instances in which white supremacists and white nationalists truly espouse wholly distinct ideologies are rare.
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Each of these acts was carried out by an individual understood to espouse white supremacist views.
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Many political movements espouse equal rights, but that does not mean men start washing the dishes.
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Today is no different — he still rejects the harmful and divisive views Farrakhan continues to espouse.
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"Gorsuch does exceedingly well according to the standards that legal writing authorities espouse," Ms. Varsava wrote.
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Given The Times's large platform, are there any beliefs that we shouldn't allow people to espouse?
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Conservationists espouse maintenance methods that could protect more trees, like permeable sidewalks and more careful pruning.
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When some of those experts are being paid to espouse particular views, it deepens cynicism further.
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So far it seems to be: Espouse love in general, but for God's sake, ditch the pasties.
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Amazingly, Shaq is the fourth basketball-famous living human to espouse flat-Earth beliefs in recent weeks.
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He can espouse a commitment to inclusion all he wants, but his company's demographics don't reflect it.
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"White nationalist groups espouse white separatism and white supremacy," the Wikipedia page that Facebook drew from states.
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Unless Democrats espouse a clear policy on trade that protects American workers, they will lose the election.
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First, although many organizations espouse lofty values, in reality they usually fall well short of enacting them.
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Buber's commitment to the spiritual aim of political life brought him to espouse even odder political positions.
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If the president isn't following your advice or the values you espouse, when should you get up?
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They have a right to espouse whatever they want in this country … it's called the First Amendment.
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He said Mr. Tataloo did not espouse violence, and had spoken out against the slaughtering of animals.
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It pours cold water on previous reports that espouse the protective effects of alcohol under some conditions.
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Turkish hackers have long attacked European countries whose politicians espouse anti-Islamic views or criticism of Turkey.
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It's of course not illegal for a candidate for office to espouse pro-Russian foreign policy views.
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Many far-right groups espouse hateful rhetoric, and organize threatening responses to sociopolitical issues that can turn deadly.
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Most abandon the adolescent tendencies which Tool still espouse—arrogance, solipsism, know-it-allness—sometime into their twenties.
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Those accounts link to misleading news sites and espouse political views in line with the government of Iran.
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Tech companies have a responsibility to hold themselves up to the high standards that they espouse, says Packnett.
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For now, Facebook, it seems, is erring on the side of the values they so love to espouse.
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Americans, being a moral people, want their foreign policy to reflect the values we espouse as a nation.
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Conversely, many of the white nationalists espouse these principles and virtues but believe they apply exclusively to whites.
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Yet they persist in promoting black Republicans who espouse a colorblind message that primarily appeals to white voters.
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It is beyond comprehension that a product of several major universities (Harvard, Oxford, Penn) could espouse such nonsense.
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They espouse zetetics, a 19th century philosophy that takes human sensory experience as the highest form of truth.
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Crypto Cat and crew espouse many virtues, but "transparency" and "timeliness," do not appear to be among them.
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These moguls built their publishing empires and used them to intimidate rivals, espouse favored causes and settle scores.
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"You know, you don't have to espouse your party platforms and push it in people's faces," he said.
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Other black musicians Matsoukas has collaborated with—most notably, Rihanna—espouse the same message of economic self-determination.
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"Our philosophy is to bring great people that espouse [our] principles and that value [our] values," Fuentes said.
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The term "ebinoid Israelites" refers to the Black Hebrew Israelites, a group known to espouse anti-Semitic beliefs.
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In Georgia, violence and discrimination against gay people is widespread, and both government and church leaders espouse homophobia.
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Their business and political interests, which include promoting gun ownership, align neatly with the religious rhetoric they espouse.
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And so, by extension, GOP candidates who espouse those leadership styles hold an advantage in their primaries and caucuses.
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We need more doctors, and more scientists, and more folks who espouse medicine and science, to be speaking up.
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But the convenience and functionality of RFID chips that body hackers espouse could also be exploited for dangerous purposes.
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However, is tacitly (or explicitly) supporting the violent ideologies they espouse, materially or otherwise, a dangerous, inhumane, shameful thing?
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YouTube said Friday that it would pull advertising from videos that espouse anti-vaccination conspiracy theories, according to BuzzFeed.
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And when male candidates espouse deep masculinity, as Trump does, women voters are less likely to vote for them.
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They should not require those who espouse one solution over another to tie themselves to a mast of intolerance.
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Hence, she rarely challenged his ideas, and he got to espouse the virtues of socialism with very little dissension.
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Neither is true: These views are specious, and those who espouse them are, at best, ignorant, at worst, sophists.
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Grewal said that investigators had found several social media profiles for the shooters, with posts that "espouse certain viewpoints."
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The tough-guy, law-and-order mentality that he and President Trump espouse may be popular with some officers.
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The funds espouse the idea that investments that line up with public values are rewarded by the market place.
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We are obligated to live up to our highest morals and the standard of greatness that we constantly espouse.
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But Branson is not the only successful business person to espouse the importance of working for reasons other than money.
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As part of the sustainability industry, Kering knows that it needs to espouse transparency in order to institute widespread changes.
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Wouldn't both America and Britain have been well advised to espouse such a political line over the past two years?
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In private, Saudi royals often espouse more liberal views, but they have always feared upsetting their alliance with the clerics.
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The half-dozen leading contenders for the presidency espouse the same sort of centre-right policies that Mr Varela does.
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Instead Mr Wilders took to Twitter to espouse more of the anti-Muslim views that had landed him in trouble.
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Certainly, not all Columbiners fit this description—many espouse an innocent affection for Dylan and Eric devoid of sexual undertones.
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Salafism has a variety of sub-schools and millions of adherents, the vast majority of whom do not espouse violence.
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There are no good neo-nazis, and those who espouse their views are not supporters of American ideals and freedoms.
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That includes engaging in difficult conversations with loved ones who espouse bigoted beliefs and intervening to help individuals being harassed.
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Bloomberg's argument may have political and emotional salience under Trump, but it lacks the pragmatism that he claims to espouse.
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There are no good neo-Nazis, and those who espouse their views are not supporters of American ideals and freedoms.
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Matt Krause to prohibit cities and other governmental entities from taking "adverse actions" against businesses that publicly espouse religious convictions.
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Those segments expose two threads -- the first related to politics, including a willingness to espouse positions that sound increasingly extreme.
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Some of those fraternities espouse ideas that echo Nazi ideology, such as the idea of a larger Germany including Austria.
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Hasselbeck has come to espouse Young's evaluation of quarterbacks: How a quarterback fares between the 20-yard lines doesn't matter.
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Hence, you will instead espouse more command and control leadership traits, such as not collaborating, strong-arming and so on.
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But, historically, which of the two tendencies the Democrats espouse has defined the kind of coalition they strive to build.
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It's not against federal law to join a white supremacist or white nationalist organization, or to espouse white nationalist viewpoints.
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She's excited and elated that Gray has continued to espouse a belief she held and stuck to during her career.
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Do you agree that people who march along with those who espouse racist and anti-Semitic views are "fine people"?
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Which means Americans face a choice: Either they should openly espouse endless war, or they should chart a new course.
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While some anarchists espouse nonviolence, others view property damage and even physical attacks on the far right as important tactics.
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But for corporations that espouse certain ideals or causes, it can often be more dangerous to stay silent, he argued.
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A sudden event, such as a bereavement, can lead them to contact far-right groups whose extremist ideology they then espouse.
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Those who wear it couldn't be prouder to espouse the values it implicates, and equally, they're weary of those who don't.
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It also would not say if Mormons who espouse white supremacist views would face disciplinary action, such as excommunication or disfellowship.
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Businesses ranging from European supermarkets (France's Carrefour and Britain's Sainsbury's) to Indian cement-makers (ACC, Ambuja and Dalmia) espouse shadow pricing.
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Meanwhile, longtime business icons, such as Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, continue to espouse the value of good old-fashioned books.
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And striving to live the ideals they espouse, the cabinet has avoided the retaliatory purges so often associated with an overthrow.
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Usually we hear both parties espouse their expertise in running the world but, this election cycle, it's only the Democrats' turn.
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Again, I have a massive bone to pick with anyone that's going to espouse bigotry, so that's where this started. Right.
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Some of those people, in turn, follow Twitter accounts that promote QAnon, express anti-Islam attitudes or espouse white nationalist views.
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Bernie's message of fair and balanced government, for the people, stands out far above what Trump and Clinton seem to espouse.
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Clinton did not espouse a red-hot indictment of the private sector or offer a dire assessment of the state's future.
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Bernie Sanders has made it safe to espouse socialism in America again and that is going to make a big difference.
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The rise of the far-right AfD party has even brought politicians who espouse Reichsbuerger-like conspiracy theories into Germany's parliament.
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"Life sucks — you might as well eat Burger King" is a reasonable attitude for an individual to espouse in this situation.
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Trump didn't technically espouse each and every one, but he elevated all of them — no matter how specious and/or ridiculous.
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We believe that reporting on racism, anti-Semitism and those who espouse such views is a crucial responsibility of journalists today.
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We who not only perpetuate this culture but also espouse it as essential to our "creative" specialness should all be ashamed.
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But some conservatives still struggle to embrace this president, who didn't espouse their policies or values until he needed their votes.
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The last Taliban leader to espouse peace talks, Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour, was killed in an American drone strike last year.
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Primaries are especially dangerous to candidates who rely on the grassroot bottom to top neighborhood politics that Sanders likes to espouse.
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The opposite is true of those who employ essentialist thinking — in particular, it seems, people who espouse stereotypes about racial groups.
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Most hate groups in the United States espouse some form of white supremacist ideology, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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In their stead are songs that espouse the power of self-belief and those that celebrate the successes that confidence affords.
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From Warren Buffett to Bill Gates, top business execs frequently espouse the benefits of making time for reading in their daily routines.
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In America polling by Pew has found that 15% of liberals espouse a meat-free diet, as opposed to 4% of Republicans.
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Silicon Valley tends to attract the type of people who espouse lofty ideals, but also take few prisoners in accomplishing their goals.
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The Liberals espouse market economics and a small state, whereas the Nationals advocate greater government support for farmers and isolated rural communities.
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Over the last several decades, alien-believers have been portrayed as paranoid, conspiracy-loving nutjobs who espouse pseudoscience over the real thing.
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The term "alt-right" was coined to describe a far-right ideology whose supporters often espouse racist, misogynist and otherwise bigoted views.
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In Austria, right-wing student fraternities sometimes espouse ideas with echoes of Nazism, like the concept of an expanded Germany including Austria.
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Some Republicans and conservatives espouse positions, in a free society, that engender pain and discomfort, and we should discuss those policy positions.
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The U.S.-South Korea relationship has been on shaky footing as both nations espouse different views on reigning in a belligerent Pyongyang.
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The armed forces—represented by seven retired generals in the cabinet—espouse a different kind of nationalism, grounded in hard-headed geopolitics.
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Only when you have money to buy the items you need to survive can you begin to espouse love, says the musician.
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"At best, the reported remarks espouse a bigoted theory of white cultural and ethnic supremacy; at worst, they are racist," he wrote.
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Powerful people love to espouse the virtues of waking up ridiculously early: Apple CEO Tim Cook gets up at 3:45 a.m.
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"If Ted Cruz is so opposed to gay marriage, why did he accept money from people who espouse gay marriage?" he asked.
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While nothing is certain yet, it's very possible that Pompeo could espouse even more conservative viewpoints on climate change than his predecessor.
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Most Kurdish leaders still espouse independence and the two sides have yet to work out a formula for sharing federal oil revenue.
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Most of these employees openly espouse progressive beliefs that are far removed from the politics of former colleagues like Damore and Cernekee.
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While climate change denial is not a party policy, the DUP's hierarchy does contain a number of members who espouse this view.
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But the Democratic coalition has changed: it is increasingly made up of not only nonwhites but whites who espouse racially liberal attitudes.
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For better or worse, it also empowered mayors to espouse their own foreign policy (which typically meant snubbing a visiting Arab diplomat).
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Many of those entities espouse a fundamentalist agenda laden with anti-Western rhetoric and a desire for tougher application of Islamic law.
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Employees and customers have learned to take up arms against companies that don't espouse their values, and companies have started to listen.
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Another librarian pointed out that Asher wrote the novel to promote suicide awareness and prevention, which the show and its creators espouse vocally.
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The closest analogue is politics, where successful candidates are expected to espouse a religious background they don't allot demonstrable control over their decisionmaking.
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"It is great to see both princes play hugely active and public role with the Diana Award and pushing the causes we espouse."
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And his Phoenix rally the following week was like a big green light for those who espouse hatred and bigotry throughout the country.
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An idea shouldn't be excluded from our board only because Trump happens to espouse it for however long it can hold his attention.
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The young jihadists come across as uncomfortably ordinary at times, jarring with the hatred they espouse and the heinous acts they carry out.
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He went to Pennsylvania, where he touted his working-class credentials and played down the kind of identity politics that his rivals espouse.
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Nor does the museum espouse the conservative views on the wickedness of homosexuality or abortion that are so prevalent in political evangelical discourse.
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Rosemary also wants George's students to remember something her husband would always espouse: If you have to laugh at someone, laugh at yourself.
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"I condemn white supremacists and racists and white Nazi groups and all the other groups that espouse this kind of hatred," he said.
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He didn't just try to out-debate other points of view, he made fun of differing views and the people who espouse them.
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Orban has criticized civil society organizations funded by Soros which espouse an Open Society model at odds with his own preferred "illiberal democracy".
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Yes, there are plenty of economists and political activists, (it's getting harder to tell the difference), who espouse that kind of a policy.
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Lamentably, individuals who consider themselves as "Intersectional Feminists" are yet unfamiliar with the woman who created the very theory they claim to espouse.
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For lawmakers such as Mr. Grassley, who espouse the virtues of free trade, the stubbornness of the squabble has amounted to growing frustration.
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According to social psychology, climate change deniers tend to espouse conservative views, which suggests that party ideology is partly responsible for these attitudes.
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We believe that reporting on racism, anti-Semitism, and the people and groups who espouse them is a crucial responsibility for journalists today.
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The books also espouse deep themes about family, identity and spirituality that deserve the sort of serious consideration a TV series could give.
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Today, we must take a zero-tolerance policy to leaders who belittle, demean and espouse hate against others, no matter how they vote.
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"We don't espouse the hierarchy, but really the area where you have a gray zone is when you look at Mesoamerica," he said.
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" She said in a statement, "So-called Messianic Jews are not a part of the Jewish community, and espouse views considered deeply offensive.
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Matt Drudge, his protégé Andrew Breitbart and Breitbart's successor Steve Bannon leveraged the power of the internet to espouse their far-right views.
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Sinclair has required its stations to run conservative commentary, known internally as "must runs," that often espouse talking points from the Trump administration.
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As people paid more attention to issues including climate change and gender equality, investors chased companies that were seen to espouse social ideals.
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The Syrian government and the YPG have mostly avoided direct conflict during the war, but they espouse very different visions for Syria's future.
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Thousands of people held multiple rallies across the city to celebrate diversity and push back against the hateful views the white nationalists espouse.
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Broadly, Breitbart contributors espouse an American nationalism, one that explicitly turns inward to the United States for its source of moral values and strength.
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So for 2019, more of the tech industry should ~resolve~ to stop citing "following the law" over the values they themselves claim to espouse.
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Nationalist-minded governments, especially in Poland and Hungary, have vowed not to yield to Brussels and western EU states that espouse more liberal views.
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Note that I said "somewhat:" the President still shares Bannon's hateful views, and is happy to espouse them at great detriment to our country.
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Math textbooks still espouse the virtues of pi, and instilling such a systemic change to how we teach math is likely an uphill battle.
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The countries of the Horn of Africa have been called on to take sides; many officially espouse neutrality, yet offer naval and military facilities.
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They are also twice as likely as investors in general to check product packaging or invest in companies that espouse social or environmental objectives.
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But, in the spirit of social sharing and community that SoFi aims to espouse, I'd like to hear what you want to ask Cagney.
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When we talk about white identity, we're not referring to the alt-right fringe, the white nationalist movement or others who espouse racist beliefs.
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Channel is also theology-heavy—but it only uses mentors who espouse liberal democracy, secular law and Western notions of freedom, tolerance and equality.
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But as we move forward, we need to be clearer about the lives we want to live and the feminism we want to espouse.
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Others on the far right talk about working from inside the political system, lobbying Congress or getting behind Republican candidates who espouse similar views.
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Or should Democrats nominate people of color, women and LGBT candidates who espouse strong progressive views and who might better motivate the Democratic base?
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But the irony of the case is that Padula may been using his Twitter account to call out racist views, not to espouse them.
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Faith-based crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs)—which espouse anti-choice, anti-birth-control, and pro-abstinence values—have historically existed outside the medical system.
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The playbook for these sorts of attempted returns to public life is well established: Express contrition, forgive your tormentors, espouse the hard lessons learned.
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And counterintuitive though it may seem, ridicule and mockery have long been an effective way to disarm protesters who espouse bigotry and racial supremacy.
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The GOP has fallen into step defending Trump, however, seeming to espouse the principle that the President can do just about anything without consequence.
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"As such, it is also totally inappropriate and unacceptable for any organisation to provide a public platform to espouse such views," the spokesman added.
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Instead, he wanted viewers to look carefully at individual images and at their context, using the book's sequence to convey, revise and espouse meaning.
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" It also calls on the president and his administration to "speak out against hate groups that espouse racism, extremism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, and White supremacy.
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The problem with this formula in the American political context is that the people who espouse it have often been unable to deliver in practice.
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In every segment, no matter what he is dressed as, what views his characters espouse or how far he pushes, his interviewees remain good-natured.
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A survey by the Eurasia Group Foundation found a big gap between the foreign-policy experts who espouse activism and the wider population favouring restraint.
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While Assad's government and the YPG espouse different visions for Syria's future and their forces have clashed at times, they have mostly avoided direct conflict.
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Trump appears more willing to push back against leaders who espouse a political doctrine that he views as a threat to his own political standing.
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Here's what Damore really is: a splashy get who Wired gave free reign to espouse his nonsense within the context of a fluffy magazine package.
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Western policymakers should send a strong message to Putin that the West stands together in support of those principles and the people who espouse them.
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When I think about being environmentally friendly, a lot of what we espouse has existed in all of our legacies here in the United States.
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The fair-share or "agency fee" model forces his clients to espouse an "ideological viewpoint which they oppose", and violates "basic speech and association rights".
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The fair-share or "agency fee" model coerces his clients to espouse an "ideological viewpoint which they oppose" and violates "basic speech and association rights".
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In the wake of Roseanne's cancellation, many are wondering what celebrities can and can't say – or what views they should espouse in the first place.
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The fact that I, along with tens of millions of evangelical Christians around the world, continue to espouse that belief, is neither bigoted nor newsworthy.
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And though the Federal Reserve has pledged to preserve the expansion, fresh signs of weakness are forcing more market participants to espouse a pessimistic view.
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They should confront CEOs when the official positions they espouse in court or before regulatory authorities directly contradict the niceties they spout before congressional committees.
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The now short view leads to short conversations that don't espouse much and have us all jumping to conclusions much too quickly and more often.
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But they are—at least—risky views to espouse days before a Democratic primary in New York, where polls show Sanders behind by double digits.
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While he's viewed as progressive and part of the progressive caucus, he's also a pragmatist who doesn't espouse all views of his far left colleagues.
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This year, on the anniversary of the Charlottesville rally , the same group had organized another Unite the Right protest to espouse ideas of white supremacy.
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The House of Windsor, which had been born of a need to distance itself from Germany and espouse Englishness, now seemed to be anything but.
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The two appear well-aligned in their hostile stance toward Iran, at a time when both the US and Iran frequently espouse talk of war.
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Obama and other center-left leaders around the world do not espouse that view primarily, I think, because they believe it is simplistic and wrong.
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SPLC found a small uptick in the number of black separatist groups, which espouse anti-white and anti-Semitic views in defense of black supremacy.
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The off-year state legislative elections next Tuesday will test whether Republicans can appeal to anti-Trump voters by running on issues that Democrats usually espouse.
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Online forum 8chan is controversial because several people used it to espouse white supremacist views before allegedly committing mass shootings in El Paso, Texas; Poway, Calif.
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Those who are committed to American values must publicly recognize the incredible danger of the commander-in-chief using his platform of power to espouse hate.
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Once a celebrity playboy, Khan now embraces conservative Islamic stands and keeps company with radical clerics who often espouse a philosophy that frightens Pakistan&aposs minorities.
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Not to be outdone, DJ Khaled continues to expand his ever-growing empire of outlets that will let him espouse on the major keys to success.
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Another is to recognize that, in permitting all viewpoints, the First Amendment puts the responsibility on us to choose what to espouse and what to reject.
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In the span of three days, the President of the United States has left it an open question whether he sympathizes with groups that espouse hate.
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In holding up characters like Grindelwald for scrutiny in the expectation of condemnation, do filmmakers create another poster boy for those who would espouse his views?
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It also makes little sense as a way to combat white nationalism when Fox News and the president of the United States regularly espouse similar views.
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Both of them espouse the grit and the craft of the Chicago school, and Coon mentioned with disdain the "presentational" style of New York stage acting.
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The two leaders espouse varied views on reigning in the rogue state, but both are expected to stay united on issues such as joint defense networks.
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While the ISIS threat requires a military response, the use of force alone will never be enough to defeat this ideology and those who espouse it.
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The government is beholden to nationalist paramilitaries for their role in the war in the east, even as some of those same groups espouse ugly ideologies.
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" A Hong Kong government spokesman said Tuesday that it was "totally inappropriate and unacceptable for any organization to provide a public platform to espouse such views.
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The narrative they espouse — on blogs with names like Jihad Watch — is that America, currently 53 percent Muslim, is in the midst of an Islamic invasion.
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Because the people that we've shown who have won the race — those who have maximally fulfilled whatever philosophy they particularly espouse or believe in — are miserable.
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In such books, the author introduces complex ideas through a guided tour of interviews with, and profiles of, the lively and eccentric humans who espouse them.
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In a creative team work environment, it's counter-productive to retain employees that espouse on-the-job negative biases about the women with whom they collaborate.
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News is fake unless it comes from sources that espouse our worldview, in which case even the most preposterous conspiracy theory is seen as ironclad truth.
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Like vegetarian diets and carbon-neutral living, it has become something that is vital to espouse, but much less important to explain, let alone carry out.
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But she is not making any effort to espouse policies that will win me over—and others like me—and in fact is ignoring us altogether.
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These actions expose the hypocrisy of Taliban who espouse a high regard for this country and its people while creating an environment of death and insecurity.
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Because the people that we've shown who have won the race — those who have maximally fulfilled whatever philosophy they particularly espouse or believe in — are miserable.
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In general, our political culture seems to be increasingly populated by people who espouse outlandish or demonstrably false claims that often align with their political ideology.
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He appears to espouse a school of thought that prioritizes a trade of goods over services — and he's been more than willing to act on it.
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The problem is this: Our society has sunk so far into sensitivity and guilt that it has relinquished the liberalism that both liberals and conservatives espouse.
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But Jonathan Vick of the Anti-Defamation League, in responding to Kjellberg's Tumblr post, argues that by even pretending to espouse these views, Kjellberg is doing damage.
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The account has been helmed by colorful and sometimes controversial personalities over the years, and some have used it to espouse political views or engage with trolls.
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But Jonathan Vick of the Anti Defamation League, in responding to Kjellberg's Tumblr post, argues that by even pretending to espouse these views, Kjellberg is doing damage.
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The Bladerunner's antagonists espouse the kind of idealistic extremism that drives countless anime plots; it's ripe for philosophical monologues delivered by Eugenics Control administrators and "Naturist" fanatics.
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Maloney, co-founder or food delivery services GrubHub and Seamless, sent an all-staff memo last Wednesday calling for the resignation of employees who espouse bigoted attitudes.
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Bowser called the vote a power grab by legislators who espouse states' right to make their own laws but differ when the heavily Democratic city is involved.
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Other times it goes to thinktanks that espouse the virtues of tech and how it shouldn't be regulated (or lay people off who don't think that way).
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If a change of outfit can make us targets on the streets, what does that say about our society, and the human rights we claim to espouse?
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In the past few months, many men who publicly espouse feminist ideals have been accused of violating those ideals in private by harassing, assaulting, or abusing women.
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Such views can be expressed in the university, but it is not a cause for concern that academics do not espouse them in their teaching and research.
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Fifth, regarding China's exchange rate policy, the authorities can be expected to manage exchange rate trends, while continuing to espouse an ultimate goal of exchange rate flexibility.
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One of Eliza's real strengths is that none of the characters surrounding Evelyn can be simply reduced to the ideas they espouse, and they elicit complicated feelings.
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And remember that opting not to incorporate as a benefit corporation doesn't mean your business must by default espouse greed, selfishness and wanton destruction of natural resources.
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Regardless of their initial intent, they have become de-facto agents of the marketing behemoth whose philosophy runs exactly counter to the hippie ideal that they espouse.
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They're idealists, and the cynical points of view that they espouse are literally their idealistic mentalities reacting to a world that is disappointing them every single day.
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Indeed, Clinton's absolutely correct that the rise of Trump has made it easier to espouse overtly white-supremacist beliefs and still feel you're within the political mainstream.
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If people espouse beliefs that anyone at The Times finds to be dangerous or immoral, it's important for readers to be aware that they hold those beliefs.
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YouTube also flip-flopped last week when it removed then quickly reinstated the channels of two Europe-based, far-right YouTube creators who espouse white nationalist views.
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The joint resolution, which urges Trump to "speak out against hate groups that espouse racism, extremism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, and White supremacy," heads to the president's desk.
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As for celebrities venturing outside their areas of expertise to espouse political views, that's a fair criticism, but one often flavored with a sizable dose of hypocrisy.
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If he cannot, then he must vacate his leadership position immediately for someone who does not embrace and espouse the most anti-Semitic of tales and innuendos.
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As much as any corporation says it will espouse certain values, you can absolutely count on them to drop those values if it threatens their bottom line.
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To earn a place in the hate index, an organization must publicly espouse the idea that a class of people is inferior by virtue of its characteristics.
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The only thing that must change after the events of Friday is that this same door must close on all of those who espouse hate and fear.
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"Pro-life organizations must be free to operate according to the beliefs they espouse," Mr. Bowman said when he filed suit for March for Life in 2014.
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After all, Trump used to espouse very unconventional views on things like tax cuts for the rich, Medicaid, and the importance of establishing universal health insurance coverage.
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Instead, Kondo and these upstart cleaning brands espouse a celebratory philosophy: at long last, we finally get to do things — everything, including toilet-cleaning — on our own terms.
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Most developed nations espouse as their goal a tolerant, inclusive society with equality of opportunity for all — but the reality of the world continues to be rather different.
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He gets really into the philosophy they espouse, whose advancement his ransom is supposed to benefit — yet he never quite understands what they're talking about, all the same.
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Conservatives, galvanized by Trump — a president who is known to espouse hardline immigration views, claiming migrants are "infesting" and "invading" the country — are unwilling to make any concessions.
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But the minute he fails, they'll drop him like a rock and argue that his failure to espouse conservative ideology means he has nothing to do with them.
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Much of the national conversation since then has focused on Mr. Trump's refusal to do exactly what the statement urges: unequivocally condemn hate and those who espouse it.
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Poole, never one to espouse or endorse the views of his community, nonetheless preached the merits of anonymity to create a place online for that kind of discourse.
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Soon he began to espouse a doctrine, rooted in 14th-century Quranic interpretation, holding that devout Muslims were obliged to kill rulers who did not follow Islamic law.
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More important, candidates like Walker and Jones threaten to further inculcate the idea that the Republican Party is inherently susceptible to candidates who espouse racist and anti-Semitic ideas.
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While there is a distinct overlap between those who espouse white nationalist ideology and far-right political parties in countries across the world, the two are not the same.
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That was something of an about-turn for Mr Abe, who had previously said he doubted the women had been coerced—a view that his many ultranationalist supporters espouse.
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This is probably a cause for concern for leaders like Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and British Prime Minister Theresa May, all of whom espouse more liberal democratic views.
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Studies show that growing up around people who espouse racist views—or even simply in an environment that lacks diversity—can contribute significantly to how a person interprets race.
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But nationalism is beginning to rear an ugly head in many of these regions that still espouse democracy, but are apparently seeking to move closer to a nationalist model.
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To my mind, this lifestyle fits better with a utopian vision of L.A.'s future than the suburban ideal many of the neighborhood groups mentioned in your article espouse.
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Donald Trump has flirted with Twitter users who espouse white-extinction theory, Tucker Carlson caresses it lovingly every now and then, and Steve King grabs it by the baby.
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He's gaining in popularity and, perhaps more important, has back-channel communications with the president of the United States, who has been known to espouse some of his theories.
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That might be far more compelling for many people than listening to a therapist or doctor espouse the health benefits of taking a few minutes to relax each day.
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The global study, which claims to be the most comprehensive of its kind, pours cold water on previous reports that espouse the protective effects of alcohol under some conditions.
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John Hickenlooper of Colorado, introduced themselves to voters with stark warnings that Mr. Sanders and others who espouse his ideology could damage the Democratic Party and the country's economy.
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Officially, even priests with a homosexual orientation who remain celibate are barred from ministry, something that contributes to the rhetorical conflation of pedophilia and homosexuality that many conservatives espouse.
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Rogen is not the first to comment on the social media site's practice of issuing a blue check mark to people on the right and left who espouse various opinions.
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But that apology sparked a new backlash, as some residents took offense at what they saw as Lloyd's stance against ICE and the values they believe law enforcement agencies espouse.
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And worst of all, extraneous lawsuits targeting companies attempting to share helpful information with workers regarding taxes, insurance, and retirement accounts, are punishing the very individuals these groups falsely espouse.
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And everybody has the liberty and the luxury to espouse their own position and to criticize me for trying to go down the path in the most determined positive way.
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Writing of one voter, Turner says: She wants a president who will "protect the unborn," a value that stems from her Christian faith and that she has heard Trump espouse.
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Friends and liberal standard bearers of the Democratic Party, the two U.S. senators espouse many of the same causes: universal healthcare, taking on Wall Street, and raising the minimum wage.
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"They say they're going to be for these principles that we espouse and then they aren't," the 82-year-old told reporters at a three-day donor conference in Colorado.
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For instance, we may espouse workplace equality, but research shows that even with something as basic as family responsibilities, girls are still expected to do more household chores than boys.
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As Amnesty International points out, many of these companies have stated a public commitment to maintaining the privacy of their users, but they're not upholding the basic values they espouse.
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Law enforcement agencies have embraced the devices as useful tools for conducting investigations and evaluating officer conduct, while reform advocates espouse their potential to help curb abuses and increase transparency.
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"The power of these she-males and their abettors is confined to the faculty of injuring every cause they espouse," read an article in The New York Times that September.
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It also banned videos that espouse or glorify Nazi ideology, and those that promote conspiracy theories about mass shootings or other so-called "well-documented violent events," like the Holocaust.
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It serves our country's strategic aims, strengthens the democratic values we espouse, and safeguards our influence, our standards, and our market access in the most dynamic region of the world.
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Most states espouse a common-law understanding of public nuisance that is much narrower than the relevant statute in Oklahoma, notes Richard Ausness of the University of Kentucky Law School.
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The thanks they get for going above and beyond for those we as a nation espouse to care about the most, is a paycheck that doesn't cover their basic needs.
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And they are furious at the growing influence of a quasi-evangelistic group of religious-nationalist Jews who espouse anti-feminist, anti-gay views and a far-right, messianic ideology.
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While many Islamists espouse anti-Western, anti-capitalist, and anti-Semitic views, Gülen's sermons were pro-business, pro-science, and—virtually unheard of in the Muslim world—conciliatory toward Israel.
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But we should let none of that keep us from seeing that the obligation and interest of those who espouse progressive values is to support Iran's people in their struggle.
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Finally, Democrats risk further compounding Trump's economic advantage by nominating a candidate who either professes, or is perceived, to espouse a fundamental break from America's historically free-market economic system.
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Some wondered why an online luggage retailer seemed to espouse the kind of cutthroat company culture and demanding work-life imbalance that have historically been more common in Silicon Valley.
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Rick Saccone (R), Trump said the former president, who many in the Republican Party espouse as one of the greatest modern conservative leaders, was "not great on the trade" issue.
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Like so many women who train and compete in combat sports, I sure have had a journey with Rousey, and I'm not the first to espouse complicated opinions about her.
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But what happened with Ben is part of a global trend to prevent the free spread of information by governments that espouse democratic values and supposedly champion an open society.
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Trump and more ideological members of his team will continue to espouse an aggressive protectionist agenda that zeros in on countries with which the United States has large trade deficits.
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But when popping off online is so easy, the burden of proof can get rather burdensome for those who'd rather espouse their off-the-wall theories and call it a day.
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But he has also drawn criticism from within defense community ranks for his management style and for his tendency to espouse positions that are outside of mainstream intelligence and defense thinking.
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Many of the posts in the database show the purported officers sharing memes or jokes they seemed to believe were funny, while others espouse outright racist views or use offensive language.
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But with the business imperative fueled by social networking's shift away from permanent feed broadcasting, Facebook can espouse the philosophy of privacy while in reality servicing its shareholders and bottom line.
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With bachelorette Becca Kufrin off on a one-on-one date with frontrunner and impression rose grantee Garrett Yrigoyen, Adim started to espouse his flat-earth ideologies to the remaining men.
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A spokesman did not deny this, but, in an email, said that the DHS is "committed to combating all forms of violent extremism, especially those that espouse racial supremacy or bigotry".
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Any Brexit deal must also espouse the current withdrawal agreement, including the contentious Irish backstop that implicitly relies on a customs union and regulatory alignment as insurance against a hard border.
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Rather than discuss campus rape with "men's rights" groups, espouse rape myths in national publications, and threaten to roll back federal enforcement, the Department of Education needs to do its job.
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Over the course of his presidency, Trump has earned a reputation for making outrageously provocative or outright racist statements, while also declining opportunities to forcefully condemn those who espouse white supremacy.
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A choice between a continued downward spiral, acceptance of the new normal that Obama and Clinton espouse, or a resurgence to restoring America's confidence and economic health by increasing production here.
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I am all for tough campaigning, but focusing more on policy differences, especially with candidates who espouse far-left positions on issues important to suburban voters, is a far better approach.
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Despite losing the Democratic nomination for president to Hillary Clinton in 22020, Sanders remains popular with voters as he continues to espouse progressive policies on the main stage of American politics.
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But the point is that this response from many Whole Foods stakeholders is because such comments are seen as anathema to the values that the firm and its leader should espouse.
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In short, this tragedy is an opportunity for the churches of the land to advocate love, espouse morality and promote stability that, collectively, will ensure the spiritual vitality of the nation.
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The same inhuman treatment is accorded dissidents who espouse the human rights guaranteed by China's constitution, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
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It's time Americans of conscience seriously reconsider the role we play in giving celebrities a platform to espouse lies -- especially at a time when everyone needs the truth more than ever.
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Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez are minority voices, but the success of candidates touting the issues they espouse could position them to be major players in shaping the Democratic Party in 2020.
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That would be true even if this were a piece of legislation in line with the conservative fiscal principles that Flake and many of his fellow Republicans in the Senate espouse.
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And for all the seeming contradictions, there is a common denominator between Muslims who espouse anti-Semitic views and those on the far-right (who also hate Muslims), Mr. Morsch said.
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Republicans argue that Ms. Sinema won by regularly voting for Trump priorities as a congresswoman, siding with the president more than some Republicans — a centrism no Democratic presidential nominee would espouse.
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The spike in anti-Semitic vandalism and threats comes amid a global trend of racist, xenophobic, and Islamophobic rhetoric, and amid the rise of populist political leaders who espouse such thinking.
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It's a useful thought experiment — one that shows the extremism of Trump's views, as well as the white, male privilege that permits him to espouse them as a candidate for president.
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And to ensure the mode of production is in line with the values they espouse, the company is planned to be cooperatively owned and run, and funded entirely by the viewers.
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Top candidates espouse plans to support American manufacturing of clean technology, even though the deployment of renewable energy has benefited so much from cheap batteries and solar panels made in Asia.
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Earlier tweets also show support for the Muslim Brotherhood, political Islamists who don't officially espouse violence but are also listed as a terror organization by many Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia.
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"We haven't seen brands almost treated as individuals in this way before, and expected to espouse political beliefs and uphold them consistently across platforms in everything they do," Ms. Alaimo said.
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The reality is a lot of liberals are making homophobic remarks to mock Trump — and that simply doesn't fit the inclusive, progressive vision of America that liberals are supposed to espouse.
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Nor do the leaders of India, South Africa, Brazil and the other big democracies of the developing world go out of their way to support abroad the values they espouse at home.
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They teed up Barkan, the doctors on the panel, and the left-leaning experts who could parse the policy minutiae to espouse the potential positives of moving to a single-payer system.
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In September elections for seats in Legco ushered in several young radicals who, beyond calling for the autonomy Hong Kong was promised, espouse a degree of "localism" not far short of independence.
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Moreover, the notion of him challenging Mr Trump hints at the Never Trumpers' main weakness: their reluctance to accept that his victory was a rebuke to the small-government creed they espouse.
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" While he didn't directly address the president or his remarks, he added, "There are no good neo-nazis, and those who espouse their views are not supporters of American ideals and freedoms.
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But Kenny Stills, a player on the Miami Dolphins — the team that Ross owns — said on Twitter that Ross's politics are inconsistent with the views on racial tolerance he claims to espouse.
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"Bangladesh has been ravaged by a spate of bloody attacks on bloggers and other writers who espouse secular viewpoints," said Karin Deutsch Karlekar, director of freedom of expression programs at PEN America.
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YouTube is also a platform that has become a tool for recruiting digital cult members, and has acted as a microphone for people like Teal Swan to espouse their controversial spiritual guidance.
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Until he begins to fully espouse the difference, he'll continue to demand we just give him more time while he figures out how to clean up the messes his creation has made.
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Perpetrators of ethno-nationalist violence, whether in Raqqa, Pittsburg, Charleston S.C., or Christchurch, New Zealand all espouse a fundamental narrative that can be described as Trojan Horse ideology meets clash of civilizations.
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Tech-savvy newcomer Oscar Health has four different TV commercials running in six states including Texas and Ohio that espouse "easy health insurance" with video shots of patients text-messaging with Oscar.
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Perhaps his lasting contribution is that he demonstrated it was safe to espouse policies that go far beyond traditional liberalism by openly challenging capitalism and the social underpinnings of a free society.
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Dr. Strikwerda recalled his overarching realization: It was not enough to espouse interfaith engagement as a worthy value; it had to be made part of the college's curriculum in a meaningful way.
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Though the Grateful Dead were careful never to espouse explicit political beliefs, Shapiro points to the general state of turmoil in the world as a major factor in this music's wider acceptance.
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It has come under criticism for not doing enough to filter inappropriate or dangerous content, while promoting videos that espouse extreme points of view and inconsistently applying its own rules on harassment.
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In the version of the fallacy his defenders espouse, Mr. Trump violates customary standards of presidential behavior and then delivers desired policies, so the assumption is that the violations produced the policies.
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They share a name, and both espouse a love of guns, but beyond that, the National Rifle Association in New Zealand has little in common with America's most powerful gun advocacy group.
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But Ms. Rowling said she did not feel it was a political piece, even as over the years she has come to more full-throatedly espouse her own viewpoints, especially on Twitter.
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One of the most dispiriting moments of his "TMZ" appearance came as Ms. Owens was being given room to espouse her controversial views on police violence and the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Over the past decade, best-picture Oscars that have not gone to films about entertainers have often gone to movies with a message, mirroring values that academy members are keen to espouse.
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Even in Washington, there's various lobbying organizations coming together and a lot of them, we won't join because they have, as their members, some people who espouse the criticality of anonymous transactions.
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"I feel intimidated because, I don't want to espouse any stereotypes, but gay people are kind of killing it at weddings right now," the 29-year-old actress told Ellen DeGeneres last fall.
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Both the book and her new Netflix show, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, which premiered on January 1 (prime time for New Year's Resolutions) espouse Kondo's deep belief in the art of decluttering.
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The manifesto of America's Republican Party, which Donald Trump professed to espouse when he was campaigning for the presidency last year, talks about China's "return to Maoism" and its "cult of Mao revived".
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The policy prohibiting white nationalism is worded so narrowly that it doesn't apply to all posts that espouse white nationalist views, and only covers those that use the specific term, the report says.
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The United States is built on philosophies of individualism, ingenuity, and hard work: concepts difficult to espouse when the government's paying you to sit at home and paint along with Bob Ross reruns.
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BASH: But also because it flies in the face of a lot of things, never mind the sex toy law, but a lot of the things that you espouse and you believe in.
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"The Department of Homeland Security is committed to combating all forms of violent extremism, especially movements that espouse racial supremacy or bigotry," DHS spokesman Tyler Houlton said in a statement to The Hill.
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Shutting him down is not a matter of censoring opinions; it's a matter of being responsible in how we elevate or endorse the cult of celebrity in situations that further espouse toxic lies.
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His great contribution — besides making great TV — was recognizing that comedy could be a vehicle for entertainment and also espouse a point of view, just by portraying (and often satirizing) ordinary American families.
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The latest point of contention is whether a public official can block users who espouse different opinions on their public accounts and where the line between discussion and online abuse comes into play.
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Members of groups like these at once make up a critical portion of Arizona's conservative base, and espouse derogatory rhetoric that must repeatedly be repudiated, creating political difficulties for the state's Republican lawmakers.
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The idea of conditioning shelter on the acceptance of services has drawn criticism from housing advocates, who generally espouse a "housing first" policy of placing people in permanent homes before addressing other concerns.
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That development would be decisive for Jean Tinguely, Mark di Suvero and other postwar sculptors, though while later kinetic art could espouse a machine-age bluntness, Calder's were always lighter and more biological.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has tolerated Kurdish control over parts of the country but says he opposes the decentralized federal system they espouse and has described their ruling councils as "temporary structures".
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"We've heard from our staff that we need to do a better job of making sure that our workplace embodies the values we espouse -- truth, justice, equity, and inclusion," Cohen said his statement.
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This speaks in part to the successful efforts on the alt-right to motivate communal action, but it also shows a larger willingness among white supremacists to espouse their views in broad daylight.
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The reality is that a lot of liberals are still making homophobic remarks to mock Trump — and that simply doesn't fit the inclusive, progressive vision of America that liberals are supposed to espouse.
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Music, in particular, has over time been a favored vehicle to espouse anti-establishment or revolutionary views across all genres — from Nina Simone to Rage Against the Machine, the Beatles, and Black Sabbath.
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"At this point, actors in 4chan have a lot of different motives, but there is no doubt that there are some who hold white nationalist attitudes and espouse racist anti-Muslim views," Boyd said.
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The "Alt-Lite" category included both fringe creators that espouse more mainstream conservative views, like InfoWars' Paul Joseph Watson, and those that express more explicitly white nationalist messages, like Stefan Molyneux and Lauren Southern.
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The next month, Macron announced an "exhaustive review" of defense cooperation in the EU and claimed the bloc can no longer rely on the U.S. for its security — a position he continues to espouse.
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AIRBNB THREATENS TO BAN USERS PARTICIPATING IN &aposUNITE THE RIGHT&apos RALLY Ellen Kassoff Gray, owner of Equinox restaurant near the White House, also said she would refuse to serve those who espouse hate.
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At this point, how can anyone argue that there is anything wrong with liberal celebrities using their platform to espouse values important to them at the Oscars, the biggest awards show of the year?
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"I condemn white supremacists and racists and white Nazi groups and all the other groups that espouse this kind of hatred," Bossert also said when pressed on the President's position towards the white supremacists.
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I'm a fan of the Code format that lulls executives like Musk and Bezos into thinking it's perfectly natural to espouse doomsday scenarios even as they build the rocket ships of their own escape.
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As an editor of the campus newspaper, I have frequently been in the uncomfortable position of covering the school's leaders when they have not seemed to live up to the evangelical values they espouse.
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Big Wild's "Aftergold," featuring the giddy-cute vocals of Sweden's Tove Styrke, is already a certified smash that appears to espouse the mo money, mo problems adage set to a buoyant synth pop track.
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Most populists do not espouse such wild theories, but many have been slow to take precautions because they believed the president's initial insistence that the media had hyped the threat to hurt his brand.
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The Quebec government has been seeking to tighten immigration, and has also raised the idea of testing immigrants to ensure they espouse Quebec's values as a prerequisite for gaining permanent residency in the province.
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Instead of building a persuasive case for its subject, it serves as a sort of Rorschach blot, in which you'll probably see confirmation of whatever theory about her and the 2016 election you espouse.
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Indeed, one of the lessons of recent decades is these systems can grow and thrive even when our elected leaders claim to be progressive and espouse the rhetoric of equality, inclusion and civil rights.
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Deciding whether to stay or go is a dilemma for business leaders caught between their desire to have a voice on policy and their support for values they espouse to their employees and consumers.
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"We're going to run against somebody from the Democratic side that's going to be well-funded, and they're going to espouse these radical, social agenda that they're trying to perpetrate right now," he said.
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"We've heard from our staff that we need to do a better job of making sure that our workplace embodies the values we espouse -- truth, justice, equity, and inclusion," Cohen said in a statement.
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The visions they espouse of individual liberty, limited government and the rejection of political correctness are only thinly disguised laments for the system of white supremacy that their conservative vision has always depended on.
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The problem is that some of the people who espouse all those attitudes are consumed, at heart, by the fear that the America they know is being lost or in danger of being lost.
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"I think that there's no question when you have eight years of one party in office, there are people who stay in government -- and continue to espouse the agenda of the previous administration," Spicer said.
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Second, the party that loves to espouse local control when it doesn't want Congress to act is now trying to thwart local control when cities take the initiative and try to raise the minimum wage.
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Indeed, many of these works espouse a wisdom rooted in touch, experience, and intimacy, challenging limitations on the depiction of the experience of motherhood and refusing to separate the absurdity of mothering from the joy.
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A constant over his time in rugby union, though, was the Pentecostal Christian faith he converted to in his twenties, a fundamentalist creed his determination to espouse ultimately cost him his career in the game.
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And the pan-democratic camp is riven between traditional democrats calling for the autonomy promised in the Basic Law, China's mini-constitution for Hong Kong, and more radical "localists", some of whom espouse outright independence.
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"The ban of the association breaks up a hot spot of the radical Salafist scene in Germany," Lower Saxony Interior Minister Boris Pistorius said, referring to Muslims who espouse a strict interpretation of Sunni Islam.
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The Trump appointee has repeatedly invoked his religion as part of his outlook on environmental protection and stewardship, and seemed to espouse Christian views that put him at odds with much of the scientific community.
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The powerbrokers and officials of the Congress party that ruled India for most of its independent history tended to espouse secular ideology in clipped English accents that hinted at elite schooling at home and abroad.
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"I think that there's no question when you have eight years of one party in office, there are people who stay in government - and continue to espouse the agenda of the previous administration," Spicer said.
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The most tense — and perhaps most telling — exchanges came on illegal immigration, when both Rubio and Cruz were confronted with video footage in which they appeared to support more moderate positions than they currently espouse.
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Sanders has made the case that he was the first to espouse the kinds of views that have grown more popular among Democrats, particularly regarding income inequality and the imperative to make college more affordable.
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Not only were they founded by Americans and have their headquarters here (complicated global tax structures notwithstanding), but they all tend to espouse American values like free trade, free expression and a skepticism of regulation.
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"I think that there's no question when you have eight years of one party in office, there are people who stay in government and continue to espouse the agenda of the previous administration," Spicer said.
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"We're going to be more strict on holding someone accountable if they say they're going to be for the principles that we espouse, and then they aren't," Charles Koch said, according to the Washington Post.
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Before the Charlottesville tragedy, technology companies ignored The Daily Stormer and Vanguard America, both well-known racist and anti-Semitic websites that regularly espouse racism and violence that clearly violate these companies' terms of service.
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Throughout the campaign, PiS told voters that business and cultural elites in Poland should be replaced with people who espouse patriotic values, to ensure fair market competition and access to state institutions such as courts.
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But I've lived in high-density urban neighborhoods my whole life, and I've never heard a voter or public official espouse the goal of making their city a hostile place for poor people and parents.
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" In an email to VICE news, DHS spokesperson Tyler Q. Houlton wrote that the "Department of Homeland Security was committed to combating all forms of violent extremism, especially movements that espouse racial supremacy or bigotry.
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"For a long time the conventional wisdom in D.C. was in order to get support from the Jewish community, you have to espouse the most hawkish positions possible," said Dan Kalik, J Street's chief of staff.
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A web forum where a few dozen people meet to espouse white supremacist ideals might offend us, but if the mechanics of the platform do not allow it to recruit others, it's arguably just free speech.
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"The fact that people like David Duke cited the President to justify their views is a disturbing reminder that divisive rhetoric has sadly contributed to a climate where individuals who espouse hate feel emboldened," he said.
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This collection, and its importance to a larger social and political history, is more about the alternative storytelling that is possible through a dive into the labels, the music they distribute, and the politics they espouse.
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NewsPicks has bigwigs like Virgin Group founder Richard Branson and former CNN political anchor Candy Crowley on it, who espouse their views on articles and skew how users perceive the content even before they read it.
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An examination of the usernames, bios, and some of the content posted by the accounts withheld in those two countries found that a significant portion of them espouse Nazi and white nationalist ideology and related imagery.
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What he's saying: "As president of the United States, I will not have kind words to say about authoritarian leaders around the world who espouse bigotry and hatred," the Vermont senator told the 12,000-strong crowd.
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Under Mr. Xi, the Chinese Communist Party leadership has redoubled its warnings that the country's stability is menaced by political subversion, including lawyers and activists who espouse ideas of unfettered human rights and rule of law.
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This new collection—which is the label's 50th release and compiles tracks from the previous 25—serves mostly to underscore the sly undercurrent that underpins the industrial-indebted starkness that most of the genre's practitioners espouse.
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"The Department of Homeland Security is committed to combating all forms of violent extremism, especially movements that espouse racial supremacy or bigotry," DHS spokesman Tyler Houlton said in a statement reported by The Atlantic on Tuesday.
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Adherents of this school of foreign policy espouse a harder-edged sort foreign affairs than that of the former president—a liberal internationalism is driven by American interests and enforced through sanctions and even military intervention.
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"The Commonwealth has coopted physicians' examining tables, their probing instruments, and their voices in order to espouse a political message, without regard to the health of the patient or the judgment of the physician," Donald wrote.
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"I think there's no question when you have eight years of one party in office that stays in government [they're] affiliated with, joined [to] and continue to espouse the agenda of the previous administration," Spicer said.
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Oprah appears to be the latest celebrity victim of QAnon, a group made up of a number of individuals operating independently online, who espouse outrageous conspiracy theories that they post on every single social media platform.
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The circle of inclusion is being drawn smaller and tighter around an electorally deadly singularity: White people who espouse Christianity, accept patriarchy and misogyny, and turn a blind eye to (or sometimes openly encourage) white supremacy.
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Its members espouse a viewpoint that is, to put it mildly, politically incorrect in their home countries: Some have already been ostracized for advocating engagement with Israel and others said they feared retribution when they return.
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If the administration is going to "take the most vigorous actions" against white supremacists and neo-Nazis, the first step would be to review and revoke the tax exemption for any organizations that espouse these ideologies.
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Throughout the campaign, it told its voters that business and cultural elites in Poland should be replaced with people who espouse patriotic values, to ensure fair market competition and access to state institutions such as courts.
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It would genuinely be an incredibly constructive step for Mnuchin and other GOP leaders to do what they're suggesting Thunberg to do — listen to economists and espouse moderately aggressive, market-oriented solutions to the climate problem.
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It was also a reminder that Chattanooga did not always look upon The Times or the Ochs-Sulzberger family as benevolent forces — especially in the '50s, as The Times began to espouse racial equality and desegregation.
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The hypocrisy of many conservatives in the Republican Party who espouse "family values" but then helped a known sexual predator get elected to the highest office in the land will be a lasting stain on America.
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Its properties espouse all stances now, regardless of conflict, and its talent management, which is its oldest business, represents a number of pop artists, many of whom have spoken out in support of NFL players kneeling.
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Conservatives at the time called out the hypocrisy in Democrats' treatment of Clinton (and of Ted Kennedy), but, critically, it really was hypocritical because Democrats really did espouse values that were in conflict with Clinton's behavior.
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Like NYU and the Guggenheim, the Louvre has bought into the UAE government's branding scheme, where Gulf capital and international prestige are spent at the cost of the very "universal human values" that these institutions purportedly espouse.
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The issue of resurgent white supremacy — and whether and to what extent internet companies should allow users who espouse such views — has drawn headlines this week in the wake of violent protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, last weekend.
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" But, she said, that could only be accomplished if Democrats are "candid and frank" about when Democrats have lived their values and when they "came up short from the very values that we espouse as a party.
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Positioned as a march to save the college town's statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee, the rally was designed to intimidate, incite, and espouse anti-black, anti-Jewish, anti-Muslim, anti-LGBTQ, and anti-immigrant sentiments.
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He also was a frequent guest on RT, the Russian government's English-language propaganda outlet, where he would often espouse the view that the US and Russia had a shared interest in teaming up against Islamic extremism.
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But she went on to espouse a theory about the aftermath of Lincoln's assassination that would have been banal for almost any 19763th-century Democrat but that cuts sharply against the modern progressive view of American history.
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" Also in attendance at that conference, Bhavish Aggarwal, the CEO and founder of Ola, echoed Bansal's suggestion: "There is a narrative of innovation that non-Indian companies espouse, but the real fight is on capital, not innovation.
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This is highly significant since it has the potential to define one of the two major political parties in such a way that it will continue to espouse his views and style long after he is gone.
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We have long told newcomers it does not matter from where they come or what their background of culture is, if they espouse American freedoms and work hard, they can join the proud ranks of this country.
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Many institutions and individuals with power in the art world espouse the rhetoric of feminism and equity in theory, often financially benefiting from these flimsy claims of progressive politics, while preserving oppressive and harmful sexist norms in practice.
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Regardless of the race's outcome, Bundy's long-shot campaign gives the rancher and his supporters a larger platform to espouse their views, representing a broader trend of anti–federal government activists attempting to inch closer to political power.
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It was just one of those examples of how a lot of people say a lot of things, but when push comes to shove, are your actions going to be in alignment with the principles that you espouse?
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" The prince, who supports the charity Child Bereavement UK, added, "The startling weight of grief can burst any bubble of complacency in how you live your life, and help you to live up to the values you espouse.
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While he purported not to actually espouse this thinking nor to believe the veracity of this accusation of the homophobic colleague who uttered this nonsense, his words in fact were nothing more than a perpetuation of the aggression.
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During an interview Friday in Washington, Pelosi reiterated her belief that Omar does not hold anti-Jewish views, and maintained that her criticism of Israel had led her to espouse language that some viewed with a second meaning.
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A recent study by two researchers at Brigham Young University, Michael Barber and Jeremy Pope, examined whether voters are loyal to an individual leader or whether they support leaders who represent the policies and outlook they themselves espouse.
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He saw this as an electoral opportunity for his party and as a reflection of the values he's tried to espouse in his political career, which has so far consisted only of his two successful races for governor.
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" Roberts wrote that the president has "an extraordinary power to speak to his fellow citizens" and that presidents "have frequently used that power to espouse the principles of religious freedom and tolerance on which this Nation was founded.
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And as the Democratic Party weighs potential 211 nominees who espouse stronger government regulation of business, the poll finds little public appetite for deeper regulation overall, or specifically for big tech companies such as Google, Facebook or Amazon.
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Throughout the campaign, PiS told voters that business and cultural elites should be replaced with people who espouse patriotic values, to weed out what it says is a communist-era web of influence that prevents fair market competition.
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People determined to stand against racism can raise concerns about groups that espouse hate and problems like the racial achievement gap in schools without smearing huge numbers of Americans, many of whom might otherwise be Democrats by temperament.
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In 2016, it is clearer than ever that American evangelical Christianity is a counterculture, which may mean that the church is freer to espouse ideas at odds with the egalitarianism that the secular mainstream preaches (and sometimes practices).
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If US citizens tweeting and recruiting in support of the Islamic State can be prosecuted, so too should US citizens known to espouse violence and even posting pictures of themselves engaging in acts of violence on social media.
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We need to take a deep look inward at our organizational structure and our culture, to ensure that we will live up to the values of respect, equity and inclusion that we espouse in our work every day.
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Edward M. Adams, past president of Division 51 on Men and Masculinities of the American Psychological Association, emailed that the guidelines espouse positive manhood to include living in cooperation, respect, appreciation, courage, and fearlessness about being fully human.
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At the same time, when people can rewrite history to the point that there are Americans who espouse Nazism, what I proposed as satire in the first USJ and in the forthcoming Mecha suddenly feels too close to home.
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In opposition to our Unity Principles, they have allowed anti-Semitism, anti-LBGTQIA sentiment and hateful, racist rhetoric to become a part of the platform by their refusal to separate themselves from groups that espouse these racist, hateful beliefs.
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The same industries that profit from the current detention of 34,000 migrants (many of whom would not benefit from DAPA), are also fierce lobbyists against gun reform and who espouse the continued criminalization of brown and black men, especially.
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We do not issue a verdict on people's opinions," she explained, adding, "If people espouse beliefs that anyone at The Times finds to be dangerous or immoral, it's important for readers to be aware that they hold those beliefs.
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Both reached out to Mr. Obama shortly after they announced their candidacies earlier this year, and he offered each a bit of individualized advice, counseling Mr. Sanders to espouse "mainstream" ideas, a person close to the Vermont senator said.
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The group's guest on "Addis to London" is Mulatu Astatke, the pioneering Ethiopian vibraphonist, another eclectic thinker, who has studied music around the world, and was never content to espouse the traditional sounds or popular music of his homeland.
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UBON RATCHATHANI, Thailand (Reuters) - Leaders of Thailand's biggest opposition party campaigning on Monday never mentioned ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra, whose policies they espouse, nor the princess whose shock candidacy could see its ally banned from the March 24 election.
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According to this data, it's clear that once black Americans sought their own agency or publicly defended their rights, white supremacists and Confederate apologists became eager to crowd around these monuments in tender affection and homage, to espouse this history.
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"I think that there's no question when you have eight years of one party in office, there are people who stay in government --- and continue to espouse the agenda of the previous administration," White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said Friday.
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Related: Violence Caused by Far-Right Extremists Has Surpassed That Caused by Domestic Jihadists, Study Says These extremists, who typically espouse nationalist, racist, and homophobic ideologies, have been responsible for a wide range of violent attacks dating back to the 1980s.
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"Even with on-campus speaker requirements, however, there are yet still common areas of campuses outside of building facilities that could be considered open public space, as throughout our country, where some could gather to espouse their views," she added.
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They openly despise everyone from Trump-voting "Deplorables" and Brexit-voting "Gammons" (those "others" who dare to vote the wrong way and won't espouse their "tolerant" values) to those in their own ranks who refuse to toe the liberal line.
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Orin Kerr, a law professor at USC and a prolific commentator who is mentioned several times in the paper, said on Twitter that part of the fun of being a professor is to espouse persuasive arguments without regard for institutional interests.
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India does espouse a no-first-use nuclear doctrine, but its military planning is said to include a scenario of a massive conventional blitzkrieg aimed at seizing chunks of enemy territory and crushing Pakistan's offensive capacity before it can respond.
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Johnson's new team of ministers have been keen to espouse the message that the U.K. is now preparing for a no-deal departure, a move expected by many to be a "cliff-edge" scenario which could profoundly damage the British economy.
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"[So] how can you espouse the idea of a musical meritocracy when the history of music, especially in the Western world, has been so segregated and so exploitative of people who originated so many of those musical forms?" he continues.
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But I don't want to belabor this point—" Bossert: "I think you've belabored it so let me say that I condemn white supremacist and racists and white nazi groups, and all the other groups that espouse this kind of violence.
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" From the article, "Executive Powers," by David Gelles: "After Nazi-saluting white supremacists rioted ... and President Trump dithered in his response, a chorus of business leaders rose up this past week to condemn hate groups and espouse tolerance and inclusion.
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President Donald Trump said on Friday he does not see a rise in white nationalism but it may be an issue in New Zealand, where a gunman who is believed to espouse those views killed 49 people at two mosques.
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In one of the most authoritative studies on gun attitudes yet, it found that most Americans favor some form of gun control and don't espouse the hardline attitudes of the NRA, which has thwarted congressional efforts to regulate access to firearms.
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One Ohio resident noted to me that while Clinton's campaign workers showed up at his doorstep several times a week, they dropped off pamphlets dense with the rationale for her candidacy, the policies she'd espouse, the promises she was making.
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Yet we continue to have front-and-center conversations about how to mitigate the still-rampant misogyny, racism, homophobia, transphobia, and all manner of other shitty, anti-society views that the worst offenders from the gaming scene tend to espouse.
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Even if the ultra right-wing demagogues were already waiting in the wings for a signal that it was now OK to espouse their toxic ideals in public, the string of major global political happenings that year tipped the scales.
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Photo provided to Yazda by an anonymous Yazidi fighter The Yazidis, a religious minority from northern Iraq with an estimated population of 600,000 worldwide, espouse a complex system of beliefs and practices that contain elements of Christianity, Islam, and Zoroastrianism.
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Photo provided to Yazda by an anonymous Yazidi fighter The Yazidis, a religious minority from northern Iraq with an estimated population of 20163,000 worldwide, espouse a complex system of beliefs and practices that contain elements of Christianity, Islam, and Zoroastrianism.
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Bevin called on the Democratic page to take down the comment, and even named the eight people who "liked" it, adding that hate was "coming increasingly from one side... It's coming from the people who espouse tolerance," evidently meaning the Democrats.
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Mr. Legault's government was elected at the end of last year in a populist campaign that emphasized, among other things, limiting immigration and testing immigrants to ensure they espouse Quebec's values as a prerequisite to settling permanently in the province.
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In the name of being "safe," the job security of professors and administrators has been put at increasing risk — lest they espouse, teach or merely fail to denounce a point of view that contradicts the political certitudes of the moment.
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He believes he can use his perch at Breitbart — which has given a platform to the so-called alt-right, a loose collection of activists, some of whom espouse openly racist and anti-Semitic views — to publicly pressure the president.
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Other significant compositions, including the sine-wave meditation "Points" (1974) and the hushed vowel-sound poem "I come out of your sleep" (1979), reflected a philosophy of composition that she came to espouse, one that incorporated psychoacoustics and biofeedback techniques.
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"In opposition to our Unity Principles, they have allowed anti-Semitism, anti- LBGTQIA sentiment and hateful, racist rhetoric to become a part of the platform by their refusal to separate themselves from groups that espouse these racist, hateful beliefs," Shook wrote.
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But the danger of conspiracy theories isn't just when they espouse anti-Semitic rhetoric with a lengthy history of violent repercussions, or encourage individuals to take up arms against an imaginary enemy holding imaginary children hostage in a DC pizza restaurant.
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Despite the swing in ad spending, data from industry association ZKDP shows that conservative publications which, like PiS, espouse traditional family values, oppose migration and promote close ties between the state and the Catholic Church, have seen their readership fall in recent years.
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Silicon Valley companies that espouse the power of global communities and open sharing also voluntarily censor their own services at the behest of governments like Turkey, essentially undermining their own stated ethics in the name of gaining a foothold in a new market.
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"Because the things that he would espouse, the policies, the values, the principles that he would lay out there, would be rejected," Steele said, before describing Reagan's position on taxes and immigration that would now be viewed as anathema to many Republicans.
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" She believes the Not Surprised letter attempts to address this problem by decrying the "many institutional and individuals with power in the art world [that] espouse the rhetoric of feminism and equity in theory" while "preserving oppressive and harmful sexist norms in practice.
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Many of the women speaking out against Patterson, he notes, like most Southern Baptists overall, still espouse a complementarian theology: namely, the idea that men and women are biblically ordained to have different roles from one another in the church or family.
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Often those who espouse anti-Semitism use the political interests of any Jewish person, be they left-wing or right-wing, as evidence that their Jewishness is the real basis of their political beliefs and thus, that those beliefs cannot be trusted.
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Among the few voices of restraint, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Trump wasn't racist, but he also called on leaders "from the president to the speaker to the freshman members of the House" to attack ideas, not the people who espouse them.
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He added that there's "a fine line" between "working person sentiment" and the sort of populism Trump claimed to espouse, and that while Trump's version was popular in the 9th, his success there doesn't indicate that the district fundamentally changed in 2016.
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A new study by Gunther Jikeli about Syrian and Iraqi refugees in Germany, commissioned by the American Jewish Committee, found, as Berlin Director Deidre Berger said: Until now, reports that many new arrivals in Germany espouse anti-Semitism have been largely anecdotal.
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"I think that there's no question when you have eight years of one party in office, there are people who stay in government and continue to espouse the agenda of the previous administration," then-White House press secretary Sean Spicer said in March.
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What those six paragraphs of information might contain remains a mystery, and it's entirely possible that whatever KSM has to say is either completely false or exaggerated and that he's trying to use this as an opportunity to espouse anti-American propaganda.
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The Baratheons in particular, along with their semi-allies the Tyrells, were to become key characters in the morally ambiguous subversive fantasy that Game of Thrones continued to espouse from the middle of its first season through the start of its fourth.
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Microsoft's philosophy of 'tech intensity'Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has recently come to espouse an idea he calls "tech intensity" — the notion that companies thrive in the digital age not just by buying technology, but by using it to build their own, in turn.
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Some police officials have requested additional federal investment in research to identify warning signs of potential attackers and organizations that conduct outreach to those who may espouse hateful views — no easy task for investigators who must weigh First Amendment rights with public safety.
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For a long time, Democrats have scratched their heads as conservatives espouse evangelical Christian values while they turn their backs on policies that would help the neediest, the poorest and the most marginalized — those whom the Bible states we just strive to help.
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" In dissent, Judge Bernice Bouie Donald said the state "has co-opted physicians' examining tables, their probing instruments and their voices in order to espouse a political message, without regard to the health of the patient or the judgment of the physician.
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" The 186-year-old dictionary company defines "alt-right" as "a right-wing, primarily online political movement or grouping based in the U.S. whose members reject mainstream conservative politics and espouse extremist beliefs and policies typically centered on ideas of white nationalism.
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Whatever gauzy sentiments the new kinds of capitalists espouse (or even believe) about building community and democratizing knowledge get subordinated to the brute demands of economic survival — hence the relentless accumulation of additional data sources, and the ardent lobbying against government regulation.
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It is a bank-shot theory of wage growth, and one that many economists espouse, though often to a much lesser degree than Mr. Hassett, whose research suggested typical workers would see an increase of between $3,000 and $7,000 in take-home pay.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he does not see a rise in white nationalism but it may be an issue in New Zealand, where a gunman who is believed to espouse those views killed 49 people at two mosques.
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Passed by legislators who espouse their belief in local control, HB2 also barred counties and cities from passing local ordinances to raise the minimum wage or adopt any statute related to workplace safety for children, minority set-aside, payment of wages or working conditions.
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Most of Mr Renzi's draft reforms reflected the principles you espouse, such as more labour-market flexibility (the Jobs Act), boosting investments in automation (the Industry 4.0 plan) and introducing a form of universal basic income (Reddito di Inclusione, recently introduced by the Gentiloni government).
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Here's Thune's statement in full: Private companies are fully entitled to espouse their own views, so I appreciate Facebook's efforts to address allegations of bias raised in the media and my concern about a lack of transparency in its methodology for determining trending topics.
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On the face of it, the killing of Caughman fits into the FBI's category of "domestic terrorism": Perpetrated by individuals and/or groups inspired by or associated with primarily US-based movements that espouse extremist ideologies of a political, religious, social, racial, or environmental nature.
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A decade later, the now 31-year-old Sanford was deeply involved in another (decidedly less colorful) world, this one populated by proud racists who decry immigration, denigrate minorities, and espouse mass deportation and occasionally genocide in an effort to make Canada white again.
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"Private companies are fully entitled to espouse their own views, so I appreciate Facebook's efforts to address allegations of bias raised in the media and my concern about a lack of transparency in its methodology for determining trending topics," Senator Thune said in a statement.
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"I think there's no question when you have eight years of one party in office that stays in government [they're] affiliated with, joined [to] and continue to espouse the agenda of the previous administration," Spicer answered, referencing former President Obama's two terms in office.
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But even as they renounce the Trump administration's merit-based immigration talk, Lee and Durbin espouse the foundational mythology of U.S. meritocracy: that, with hard work and perseverance in service of self and country, one can earn and deserve a place in the United States.
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As fewer jobs circulate the market and production continues to rise – a reality that coincidentally destroys a key assumption regarding the manner of growth that many of the classical philosophers of capitalism espouse – a significant shift in power tilts in favor of the capitalists.
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Nevertheless, the whole idea of academic freedom is that academics have the right to espouse a wide range of views, including my support for anti-fascism, yet I was abused by people who didn't even take the time to contact me to clarify my views.
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If you're generally a supporter of open world markets — which you should be, mainly because market access is so important to poor countries — you need to know that whatever they may say, politicians who espouse rigid free-market ideology are not on your side.
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But such faith in Washington is hard for almost any Turkish politician to espouse publicly these days because of a tide of anti-Americanism that has swept the country since Mr. Trump raised tariffs on several categories of Turkish imports, punishing the country's struggling economy.
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Facebook said on Monday that it would ban several far-right groups and figures in Canada, including Faith Goldy, who ran for mayor of Toronto last year, as part of the company's widening crackdown on users who espouse white nationalism and other forms of hate.
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The only celebrities to grace Brio's cover are those who espouse the Christian worldview of Focus on the Family, like the 953-year-old "Duck Dynasty" star Sadie Robertson, who appears on its May cover and has marketed a line of "daddy-approved" prom dresses.
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They not only shape the identity of you and your Convoy, but also give and take resources much more drastically than combat, and they're the only source of "mindsets," a resource meant to differentiate the values you and your convoy espouse on your journey.
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While they and their surrogates espouse a variety of often-contradictory populist, libertarian and paleoconservative ideas, the only consistent theme in their commentary is the idea that establishment institutions are rigged; everything from the media, the economy, education, and, of course, American politics and elections.
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"I think that there's no question when you have eight years of one party in office, that there are people who stay in government who are affiliated with and continue to espouse the agenda of the previous administration," Spicer said at his daily press briefing.
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SESSIONS LIMITS IMMIGRANT ASYLUM CLAIMS, SAYS THE SYSTEM HAS BEEN ABUSED FOR TOO LONG Crowley has been a vocal opponent of the Trump administration&aposs immigration policies, and earlier on Wednesday he took aim at Republicans who espouse "family values" but impose "psychological torture" on illegal immigrants.
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The tweets are a response to numerous actions the new president has taken to silence government scientists who espouse the truth of climate change, including removing all mention of the phenomenon from the White House website and reportedly ordering that the Environmental Protection Agency do the same.
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Informed by an intense wave of paranoia, rage, and suppressed anxieties, preppers tend to espouse views deeply critical of migrants and a fundamental distrust in mainstream narratives, using these ideas to give fodder to post-apocalyptic near future scenarios in which only the rich will survive.
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Though there are some barely detectable political similarities between Trump voters and the LGTBQ community, and probably some very, very marginal crossover, it doesn't mean Trump voters are right to co-opt the vocabulary of coming out to espouse their political beliefs free from argument, or recourse.
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Driving the news: Last week, the company announced three changes along those lines: prohibiting videos that espouse one group as superior to another, changing which videos are recommended to exclude more "borderline content," and limiting monetization for creators who frequently push the boundaries of YouTube's rules.
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" As Sarah Seltzer has argued on Flavorwire, many of the issues the men who espouse the philosophy of the Red Pill—including "growing anger over time [and] an encroaching sense of emasculation"—are issues that "are worsened by prescribed gender roles that demand strength, toughness, and independence.
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Is the job best given to religious teachers who themselves hold quite hard-line theological and political views and can therefore partly empathise with their subjects, or should it be restricted to those who espouse secular notions of liberty and equality, including, for example, gay rights?
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Rather than looking to candidates who espouse these failed policy views, voters this year should look for candidates who support additional training and resources for officers beyond enforcement, as well as the allocation of resources outside of the justice system for individuals in need of assistance.
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By the end of September, the Pontourny center will welcome up to 25 young people from ages 23 to 30 who espouse radical ideology in a converted government building in Beaumont-en-Veron, a small town of about 2,800 people located 210 miles southwest of Paris.
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By the end of September, the Pontourny center will welcome up to 25 young people from ages 18 to 30 who espouse radical ideology in a converted government building in Beaumont-en-Veron, a small town of about 2,800 people located 210 miles southwest of Paris.
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CC: Yeah, I think it's a really hard one, but because they overlap, they intertwine a lot, but in general, I think you should be able to work at a place and espouse political positions that are unpopular, and not have that result in you getting fired.
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"Because of difficulties owing to Taiwan's diplomatic plight, strengthening ties with international NGOs that espouse universal values, such as R.S.F., will be a boost to Taiwan's international participation," said Hsu Kuo-yung, a spokesman for Taiwan's government, referring to Reporters Without Borders using its initials in French.
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People born after 220 tend to espouse similar views to the age cohort just ahead of them, the Millennials, but they are far more open to social change than older generations have been, according to the findings of a new report by the Pew Research Center.
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" According to the paper, a number of officials "traced their initial concerns about the path of U.S.-Ukrainian relations to news reports and interviews granted by Giuliani in which he began to espouse views and concerns that did not appear connected to U.S. priorities or policy.
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The longer video shows a group of Black Hebrew Israelites — a fringe organization whose members have been known to espouse racist, anti-Semitic, and anti-gay views — targeting and shouting at the Indigenous Peoples March attendees and tourists at the Lincoln Memorial before the high school students arrive.
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While investing in offshore tax havens can be done perfectly legally, there are also suggestions that—and you might want to sit down for this—some members of the global super-rich, including those who espouse the values of opportunity and transparency, might be involved in some dishonest dealings.
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However, as we continue to produce, direct and put forth the best acting that we're capable of, institutional acknowledgment notwithstanding, we must continue to hold these platforms accountable for the inclusion that they falsely espouse, with the real work beginning not at the award shows, but by the studios.
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The term blends, on the one hand, serious analysis and critique of the ideas of Islamic totalitarianism, the cause animating the jihadists, which is vitally important (and the purpose of my book); and, on the other hand, racist and tribalist bigotry against people who espouse the religion of Islam.
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And I think when you go on TV and you say things like this, your belief in right and wrong, people espouse a lot about God and living with values, and when you say things like that, it's what you're going to have to live with at this point.
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Just as Rogers was instrumental in advocating for Native Americans — campaigning for the return of Blue Lake to the Pueblo people, for example — Ms. Peralta-Ramos's passion is gender equality, a cause she came to espouse after meeting the transgender media personality Tyler Ford on the musical theater circuit.
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Militant groups like the Black Panther Party flipped that dynamic by arming themselves in ways that African-Americans were never allowed to be in the past, and that revolutionary rhetoric of self-defense is likely what Mike meant to espouse in the NRA interview: pro-black, anti-white supremacy.
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While it is indeed unrealistic to think of the internet and web as some kind of elevated place unconnected with the vagaries of the physical realm, that is a disingenuous way to frame the perspective of those who espouse the view that the online world should be regulated differently.
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Those sentiments may not be the finest presidential messages in America's history, Chief Justice Roberts wrote, and may not compare favourably to those of presidents like George Washington, Dwight Eisenhower and George W. Bush who "espouse[d] the principles of religious freedom and tolerance on which this nation was founded".
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In a response to Dorsey's tweet storm, Twitter user Eric Markowitz also pointed out that by providing verification status to prominent nazis Twitter is effectively validating their hate speech — going on on to suggest the company could "fairly simply develop better criteria around verifying people who espouse hate and genocide".
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The most comprehensive recent survey of the influence of racial attitudes on voting, "Us Against Them" by Donald Kinder of the University of Michigan and Cindy Kam of Vanderbilt, finds that voters who espouse racial stereotypes ("black people are lazy") are indeed more likely to be found in the Republican Party.
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But at the popular food delivery company GrubHub, the parent company of its eponymous delivery service and Seamless and MenuPages, the CEO is letting it be known that employees who espouse the type of language and message Trump used to garner support during his campaign should show themselves the door.
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Pence post-op: Complications abound With less than two weeks until you see Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G-20 meeting in Argentina, Vice President Mike Pence's recent remarks on trade negotiations between the US and China -- and public unwillingness to espouse any flexibility -- will likely complicate trade negotiations.
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Although I do not believe that most Democrats are anti-Jewish or anti-Israel, the Democratic Party has enabled its members who do espouse anti-Semitic ideas or rhetoric and looking the other way when they play to anti-Semitic tropes, as we saw in the deliberations over Resolution 183.
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Those efforts included using the European Centre for a Modern Ukraine — an alleged front group used by Manafort to route millions of dollars for covert lobbying work in Washington — and the so-called Hapsburg Group, a stable of former European politicians secretly paid to espouse positions in keeping with Yanukovych's government.
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From the 1970s onward the Grahams of American religion triumphed over the Niebuhrs, largely because the evangelicals continued to espouse a cluster of ideas that remained popular with the white public while the liberal, ecumenical leadership abandoned these same ideas as indefensibly racist, sexist, imperialist, chauvinistic, homophobic and anti-intellectual.
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John Lydon — then known as Johnny Rotten, the lead singer of the British band the Sex Pistols — did not just espouse anarchy, he personified it, gyrating onstage like a broken marionette as he screeched against the pillars of polite society, while a hailstorm of spit rained in from the audience.
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The unproven accusation Trump continued to espouse as recently as Wednesday in the Oval Office is that Joe Biden was improperly trying to help Hunter, who served on the board of a Ukrainian natural gas company, when then-Vice President Joe Biden pressured the Ukrainian government to fire the country's prosecutor general.
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Portenoy, who has held leadership positions at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and Mount Sinai Beth Israel, was among the first physicians to espouse opioids as an option for the treatment of chronic pain, a condition that afflicts tens of millions of Americans, in medical journal articles published in the 1980s and 1990s.
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"If we help to normalize these ideas as just part of the political spectrum, then it can make it seem less radical than they are and less connected to racial violence — because if people espouse racist ideas and racial rhetoric, there's always some kind of a correlation to racist violence," she said.
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While in excess of the six times leverage cap advanced by regulators including the Federal Reserve Board, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in 2013, the institutions providing financing for ABC Financial are not subject to the guidance and can espouse looser underwriting standards.
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Some examples of its content includes interviews with extremist militants who espouse violently racist views, including the supposed leader of Feuerkrieg Division—an armed hate group in Europe on the radars of terrorism experts—and an American veteran who claimed to have fought with a far-right Ukrainian militia in the ongoing war in Donbass.
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While Israel pointed to the fact the new document continued to espouse violent resistance, and a commitment to the "rejection of the Zionist entity," others observers said the document's description of a Palestinian state with the borders existing on the eve of the Six Day War in 1967 provided evidence of a new moderation.
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Instead, they behave more like a centrist, interest group brokerage party that seeks to mediate between the claims and concerns of left-wing activists groups and those of important members of the business community — especially industries like finance, Hollywood, and tech that are based in liberal coastal states and whose executives generally espouse a progressive outlook on cultural change.
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What makes the company truly compelling isn't just the millennial-pink packaging (anyone can do that) or the celebrity fan base (significantly harder to land, but still manageable), or even the hordes of cool girls who espouse the virtues of the Solution at such length that you wonder if they're getting a cut of the proceeds.
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That's a common complaint against philosophy in general and moral philosophy or ethics in particular: It's all well and good to tell people how to live their lives from inside your ivory tower, but then at some point you have to go home and actually live, and often philosophers' own lives don't at all match the ideas they espouse.
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It isn't wrong or biased to say Ryan is the latest in a series of conservative political leaders who espouse libertarian economic doctrines that would distribute income up the pay scale; or that Obama, like many liberals, believes that there should be more downward income distribution, and that it should be accomplished through existing economic institutions.
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Though they tend to position themselves as politically neutral, many of the world's biggest tech companies employ largely Democrats and espouse socially liberal values such as marriage equality and women's rights — a fact that has long been cause for anxiety from conservatives who feel the biggest platforms are too powerful to have any overwhelming political ideologies.
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But without a good answer to what they are for instead, Democrats are at risk of being in the same position as immigration doves that they once were as immigration hawks: being attacked from the right for policies they didn't espouse without getting credit from the left because there were no policy proposals to get credit for.
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It's difficult to discern whether or not Trump Model Management's employees espouse his values, but several models repped by the agency, including Cleveland, have spoken out against issues like racism, sexism, and politics that plague the modeling industry; Cleveland and Trump don't share the same political views, so it seems like their relationship is (or was) all business.
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She was saying that there are certain ideas that it is unacceptable to express in public debate, and that things like questioning the impartiality of a Mexican-American judge because of his heritage, or the open racism and anti-Semitism of the online "alt-right," need to be shunned along with the people who espouse them.
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JONAH ENGEL BROMWICH Lena Dunham has embraced the feminist mantle with gusto, often posting about gender politics on Twitter, where she has 13 million followers, courting thinkers who espouse similar views in her newsletter and on her podcast, and writing about the well-being of women for Glamour magazine, LinkedIn, The New York Times and elsewhere.
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"My concern is that if we help to normalize these ideas as just part of the political spectrum, then it can make it seem less radical than they are and less connected to racial violence — because if people espouse racist ideas and racial rhetoric, there's always some kind of a correlation to racist violence," Bjork-James said.
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Day 45: Rap City Freestyle, 2007 / "Live from the 504" – BET's Rap City / Da Drought 3 , 2007 Today a freestyle by an unnamed rapper that contained a line about stabbing Donald Trump found its way across my social media timeline, and, although I am loathe to espouse negativity Online, I have to admit, I hated said freestyle.
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This practice of changing the rules in service of political expediency drives others — Christians and non-Christians alike — to censure white evangelicals, especially those who espouse virtues like chastity out of one side of their mouths and use the other side to support the policies of a groping, thrice-married opportunist who once claimed he has never needed to ask God for forgiveness.
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Belonging to such a group is a crime in the United States, but because the First Amendment protects all kinds of hateful speech and ideas, neo-Nazi groups or other organizations based in the United States that espouse hateful views are not as a legal matter considered terrorist organizations, even if their adherents sometimes conduct acts that amount to terrorism.
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On the issue of violent crime, Trump talked up the dystopian views he loves to espouse about America's inner cities, painting a picture of war zones where none exist, underscoring a rise in the violent crime rate in 2015 (it did go up a bit but overall violent crime is had been cut drastically to historic lows in the last two decades).
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The withholding of our voices also alleges guilt by virtue of its very withholding, as we see from those in government who espouse the defense of the NSA and LVA 6.50, as they consistently proclaim that the only people who fear these systems or who don't want to participate are those who have something to hide, those who are guilty of something.
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In "Thirty Years Later," written in 1995 as the preface to a Spanish edition of that book, she harrumphs at what remained of the sixties—its insolence, its impotent fury, its yen for levelling hierarchies—and laments what didn't: the bravery, the élan that had driven her to espouse an "erotics of art" or to herald destruction as a creative impulse.
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Ms. Chavkin and her ace design team espouse a style of rich minimalism, as we follow Tamara from Revolutionary Russia (where she is the bride of the aristocrat Tadeusz Lempicki, nicely embodied as a charming weakling by Andrew Samonsky), to very gay Paree (where she finds herself as a painter), to sun-soaked California (where she broods in later-life exile).
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The authors added: We analyzed 22M posts from 336K users, finding that Gab attracts the interest of users ranging from alt-right supporters and conspiracy theorists to trolls Because so few users and forms of content are banned from Gab, it's is a focal site for neo-Nazis and others who want to espouse right-wing forms of anti-Semitism.
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Today's alt-right — and I use this term broadly, ranging from Richard Spencer and those even further to his right, to "mainstream" politicians, like the Senate candidate Roy Moore of Alabama and Representative Steve King of Iowa, who espouse a slightly laundered version of Spencer's nationalist, traditionalist xenophobia — is nowhere near as broad or pervasive as the Klan was then.
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Donald Trump's march to the Oval Office began with the charge that Barack Obama was secretly born in Kenya, he catapulted to the top of the Republican pack with the charge that Mexican immigrants are predominantly rapists and murderers, and along the way he managed to espouse the view that a federal judge should be disqualified from a case on the basis of ethnicity.
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You're pushing it if: Regardless of whose position you espouse, you're in trouble if you ignore unusual moles or growths, especially those that follow the ABCDE rule of melanoma: asymmetrical shape, borders or edges that are irregular, color variation within the mole, diameter of 6 millimeters or larger (about the size of a pencil eraser), and evolution, or any change in size and shape.
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At a time when celebs are attending gospel-inflected Sunday services hosted by the biggest social media stars in the world, and when the likes of Justin Bieber and Chris Pratt talk up their involvement with hip, Instagram-friendly churches (many of which espouse eyebrow-raisingly exclusionary doctrine alongside pricey footwear), it's gotten harder to make the case that Hollywood is hostile toward Christianity.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: EPA chief touts benefits of deregulation for environment | Trump officials weaken fish protections Interior chief once lobbied against | USDA watchdog to probe handling of climate reports EPA chief espouses benefits of agency's environmental deregulation EPA moves to implement Trump order on scaling back industry guidance MORE took to the microphone Tuesday to espouse the benefits of deregulation.
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In interviews, Damon makes a point to espouse "good politics," but his consistent patterns of gaffes and his films (notably lacking in female directors) reflect an incuriosity and indifference to the voices of consistently marginalized Hollywood members (women — especially women of color, LGBT actors, and sexual assault victims) who now have the power to speak up and to tell him he's wrong through public platforms.
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The network hopes that these activists will learn how to make a compelling, personal pitch to win over new converts to the cause, and that if volunteers are grounded in a strong philosophical understanding of free-market principles, they will be better prepared not only to explain their beliefs but also to ward off candidates, like Mr. Trump, who do not espouse their vision.
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Among the likely reasons for the decline: Black viewers, upset about a second straight year of all-white acting nominees, may have tuned their TVs elsewhere; Mr. Rock has lately been relatively absent from big and small screens; many of the nominated films were not widely seen by mainstream audiences; and soapbox moments to espouse causes — and there were plenty on Sunday — have historically turned off viewers.
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HOW HE SEES IT: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: EPA chief touts benefits of deregulation for environment | Trump officials weaken fish protections Interior chief once lobbied against | USDA watchdog to probe handling of climate reports EPA chief espouses benefits of agency's environmental deregulation EPA moves to implement Trump order on scaling back industry guidance MORE took to the microphone Tuesday to espouse the benefits of deregulation.
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In a sweeping career trajectory, Dr. Hamburg advanced biological and genetic research into the causes of aggression and violence as a psychiatrist, taught at major universities, championed the sciences as the leader of two major professional organizations and, as president of one of the world's most well-endowed foundations, was able to jump-start many of the programs and policies that until then he had been able only to espouse.
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The Trump administration is working to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization, a move some experts say would put increased pressure on Muslims in the U.S. According to Ned Price, a former CIA officer and former National Security Council official: "The 'vast majority' of branches of the Muslim Brotherhood — which was founded in 1928 in Egypt and now operates in many countries — do not espouse violence," NBC News reports.
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Screengrab: YouTube While other scientific details of the film, such as gold and a breathable atmosphere on the moon, haven't withstood the test of time (although in the early 20th century the German astronomer Peter Andreas Hansen did espouse a theory that there was an oxygen rich atmosphere on the far side of the moon), the thematic elements of Woman in the Moon will still be familiar to viewers today, almost 100 years after its release.
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But thinking past Tuesday's election, to a year from now, when (possibly incumbent) McCready is back on the campaign trail trying to convince voters on the left that they should trust a Democrat who loves to espouse "country over party" and is willing to shake hands with the other side of the aisle, that's where the concern starts to set in—by trying to appeal to those in the middle, McCready runs the risk of appealing to none.
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Bill Weld — who served as the Republican governor of Massachusetts from 1991 to 1997 and was one of Mitt Romney's biggest boosters in the 2008 GOP primary (even chairing his election committee in New York) before ultimately voting for Obama in the general election — firmly believes that what Republicans (and some Democrats) want is a return to normalcy, and normal Republicans who care about the deficit and espouse economic views more akin to Paul Ryan than Donald Trump.
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And the family has given to entities that espouse non-interventionist foreign policies (more than $0003 million to the Koch brothers' network and $300,000 to the Cato Institute), but also more than $4 million to groups associated with Bolton, the hawkish former diplomat who has called President Barack Obama "one of the most narcissistic individuals to ever hold that job" and who suggested that the Obama administration might "reinstitute blasphemy laws" to limit criticism of Islam.
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Even if Trump eventually makes a version of the order stick, however, much about the rollout exemplifies the aspects of his administration that most irk critics — a willingness to announce dramatic policies without preparing the ground first, even with potential allies in Congress; the influence within the administration of polarizing figures such as White House aides Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller, who espouse a very hard line on both immigration and Islam; and Trump's own tendency to react to any setback with vigorous counterpunches.
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