"Showrunner exclusion is particularly troubling because it leads to writer exclusion," the study stated.
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"When you talk about monopolization claims, the main issue is exclusion, unfair exclusion," Roberti said.
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For many, exclusion from America's financial system is a more potent threat than exclusion from America's customers.
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The Muslim Exclusion: A Proposal Hauntingly Reminiscent of the Japanese Internment From the Chinese Exclusion Act to Jim Crow laws, America looks back upon its legal exclusion of certain groups with embarrassment and deep regret.
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If U.S. suppliers do not object to exclusion requests, the granting of an exclusion should not hurt domestic steel production.
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The measure also brings back the exclusion for employer-related dependent care and the exclusion for employer-related adoption assistance programs.
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While the pollock exclusion did not originate at Commerce, the Department has become a resource for seeking a tariff exclusion, says Gilmore.
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"Marine hull and cargo policies typically contain a cyber attack exclusion," he said, while adding that large policyholders could negotiate to have the exclusion removed.
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Any amount over the annual $14,000 annual gift tax exclusion would be considered a taxable gift to the owner, reducing his or her annual lifetime exclusion.
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By doing so, investors either focus on dividends to the exclusion of potential capital gains and losses, or focus on capital gains and losses to the exclusion of dividends.
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Telfar, Proenza Schouler A Different Kind Of Exclusion & Inclusion In past seasons, umbrella terms like "inclusion" and "exclusion" have meant something very specific: Which brands cast the most diverse runways?
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The IOC has refused to invite them to South Korea saying there was enough evidence in the reports to merit their exclusion, but they are appealing again against that exclusion.
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Nissan Motor Co and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV have also filed exclusion requests for parts, while Uber Technologies Inc asked for an exclusion for electric bikes rented through the Uber app.
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While in the case of Kelly, it is unfair to assume she was speaking out of malicious intent, exclusion is exclusion — whether it's the result of willful malice or pure ignorance.
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Instead, the event should have been understood and billed as a day in which white exclusion — even though voluntary — gave those who stayed away a tiny hint at the experience of exclusion.
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Design and Exclusion, a series of panels produced by Automattic, Mash-Up Americans and MIT Center for Civic Media, breaks down the issue of exclusion in design, bringing in myriad voices and perspectives.
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The act eliminated a quota on Chinese immigrants that remained in place after the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was formally repealed in 1943; it did not repeal the Chinese Exclusion Act itself.
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He said there's an "illusion of exclusion" to the offering.
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Other exclusion requests also cited the lack of U.S. sources.
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Hence Monse's exclusion after she walked away from her pals.
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The FCCC criticised the exclusion of the Western news organisations.
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Today, the descendants of these pets roam the exclusion zone.
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In 214, the estate tax lifetime exclusion amount was $675,000.
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It is sad to see the poverty and exclusion there.
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Seeking court remedies for exclusion went nowhere for poor Cox.
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A fox stands in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone in 2017.
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Wayra says digital exclusion may also factor in this category.
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But I can't knock Amazon too hard for that exclusion.
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Plains All American has resubmitted its request for an exclusion.
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There are another 590 exclusion requests for Chinese products pending.
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While ads based on exclusion haven't vanished, today, inclusion sells.
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During his lifetime, Baltrop — Black and bisexual — encountered institutional exclusion.
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For instance, biological weapons are a common exclusion, said Nageer.
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Both Collins and Senate GOP leadership have downplayed their exclusion.
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An American experience defined not by exclusion, but by belonging.
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But May Rindge's legacy of cussedness and exclusion lives on.
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Rights groups have criticized the exclusion of two popular candidates.
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These new white immigrants refused multiculturalism through exclusion and violence.
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Zschocke, for all his nimble politesse, propagates intolerance and exclusion.
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That "exclusion preferences" part of his AMT wouldn't be refundable.
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Their blackness makes each inclusion subtly register as an exclusion.
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They also show the power of its legacy of exclusion.
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"Every frame is an exclusion," one of the filmmakers observes.
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Every champion with the exclusion of Jon Jones, has lost.
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Hasn't painting itself been an institution of exclusion and privilege?
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New York practices its own version of this undemocratic exclusion.
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"This is the time for solidarity not exclusion," Guterres wrote.
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De Blasio is not alone in achieving inclusion through exclusion.
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PWT How intractable is the tech industry's exclusion of women?
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The fossil fuel exclusion has nothing to do with religion.
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"To the exclusion of virtually everything," he says, eliminate debt.
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The exclusion of transgender boys had a similarly pernicious effect.
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"Subtle Acts of Exclusion" by Tiffany Jana and Michael Baran
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I can choose not to fund that kind of exclusion.
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The Chinese had already been specifically singled out for exclusion.
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In challenging the program, Tesla called this an "arbitrary" exclusion.
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"There's no reason he shouldn't be granted an exclusion," Sec.
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But not to the exclusion of the other 15 percent.
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Midway through the war, Congress repealed the Chinese exclusion laws.
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She has proposed a bill to eliminate the IMD Exclusion.
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Lloyd's claimed drug use was an exclusion under the policy.
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It is an ideology literally predicated on exclusion and violence.
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There's been a larger culture of racial exclusion at play.
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" A Commerce spokesman said the expanded review was a "worthwhile addition to the exclusion process," and that it "welcomed all valid exclusion requests and has dedicated resources to render determinations as expeditiously as possible.
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" A Commerce spokesman said the expanded review was a "worthwhile addition to the exclusion process," and that it "welcomed all valid exclusion requests and has dedicated resources to render determinations as expeditiously as possible.
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"Although you promised that the exclusion process would be 'fair and transparent,' a number of Wisconsin business leaders have expressed concerns to me about the uncertainty and arbitrary nature of the exclusion process," Sen.
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A few years ago, Apple obtained a Limited Exclusion Order against certain Samsung products, but that falls well short of the breadth and power of the General Exclusion Order that Segway got in this case.
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"At the bottom of these violent deaths of LGBT people is exclusion, and sometimes total exclusion," said Marcela Sanchez, head of Colombia Diversa, a Bogota-based LGBT+ rights group that is part of the network.
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Abby VanLonkhuyzen, 16, Yarmouth High School: The Chinese Exclusion Act and "Trump Bars Refugees and Citizens of 7 Muslim Countries" The motivations behind the Chinese Exclusion Act and President Trump's executive order are shockingly similar.
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This coalesced in the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, which, in its prohibition of Chinese laborers' traveling to America, was the first time Americans targeted a specific immigrant group for exclusion from the United States.
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She also apologized for the hashtag's exclusion of non-binary people.
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"It's what we call an over-exclusion bias," Cikara tells me.
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They won't let you into the Exclusion Zone if you're drinking.
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If you are single, then the exclusion is reduced to $250,000.
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That exclusion dated back to the days of ships passing through.
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The deal was most notable, though, for its exclusion of China.
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They demand the right to pray there after centuries of exclusion.
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In 1969 the Supreme Court ruled that his exclusion was unconstitutional.
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For Ms Thom, "Not I" is about "communication, language and exclusion".
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The history of women's exclusion still hangs over the running world.
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Those left off the list were able to appeal their exclusion.
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This history of racial exclusion shapes working conditions to this day.
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"Inclusion is really powerful and exclusion is really painful," King says.
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The tax exclusion also drives up demand for expensive health insurance.
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It does not engage in the exclusion of exclusive small circles.
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Let's talk about trans-inclusion or exclusion in the theater world.
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Two banned localist candidates are challenging the legality of their exclusion.
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Commerce wildly underestimated the number of exclusion requests they would receive.
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The sharpest example of exclusion is perhaps drug and device patents.
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The solitary remedy available to the ITC is the exclusion order.
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Exclusion orders should not be granted as a matter of course.
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It also recalls the racism inherent in the Asian exclusion acts.
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Medica denied his request for gender reassignment surgery, citing the exclusion.
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Around 85,000 visitors have gone to the exclusion zone this year.
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Reversing the exclusion policy makes sense and is supported by science.
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But the fundamental issue of exclusion and fairness should be discussed.
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It was, it turns out, save for one important exclusion: Helicopters.
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As with earlier Biennials, various "Exclusion Acts" are still in place.
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The campaign was a highly energized reaction to decades of exclusion.
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She said the monument sent a message of favoritism and exclusion.
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It is seeking an end to the school exclusion and damages.
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But dress codes can also be a powerful act of exclusion.
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The claim can be a way of disguising exclusion as practicality.
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They are not recommending social disconnection, social exclusion, or rampant individualism.
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NASA, however, does not have a sweeping categorical exclusion from NEPA.
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Direct payments are not counted toward your annual gift-tax exclusion.
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CAIR's lawsuit refers to the "Muslim Exclusion Order" throughout its text.
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That exclusion robs voters of an opportunity to evaluate the candidate.
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This exclusion was the great shame of the Organization Man decades.
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Nobody is calling for the military exclusion of the erectility dysfunctional.
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"This can only deepen class exclusion, segregation and conflicts," said Omenya.
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Yet, exclusion of bad actors does not necessarily a solution make.
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But the fundamental principles — inclusion rather than exclusion — can apply anywhere.
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They play on the normal human fear of humiliation and exclusion.
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After emancipation, there was freedom and segregation (and exclusion and elimination).
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It is unclear if the exclusion is related to the allegations.
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Prosecutors accused Aldana of corruption, leading to her exclusion last month.
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Exclusion is not what pushes art forward, it's inclusion, 100% inclusion.
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It should significantly shorten periods of exclusion, make local housing authorities look at applicants on a case-by-case basis and mandate that only offenses suggesting future risk to the housing community can lead to exclusion.
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The end of slavery did not produce an effort to fully incorporate this group into American life, but instead ushered in a century of exclusion through federal policy — an exclusion that made black people an American underclass.
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A similar exclusion process has been established for the China tariffs, with one key difference: If one company wins an exclusion to import, say, ski gloves, then any company that imports ski gloves receives the same exemption.
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The trade representative responded that each exclusion "is evaluated on a case-by-case basis, taking into account whether the exclusion would undermine the objective" of an investigation the president has opened into Chinese intellectual property theft.
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And this exclusion shows that corporate feminist art is not really political.
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The Chinese Exclusion Act, which barred Chinese immigrants, followed seven years later.
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I ask Naks whether there are any rules inside the Exclusion Zone.
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Tesla's exclusion request specified several different width and thickness for aluminum sheets.
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Not all archiving services may respect a robot exclusion or takedown request.
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In some respects we have come a long way from Chinese Exclusion.
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But critics fear too much data-crunching could actually increase financial exclusion.
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It shouldn't be surprising that the exclusion mechanism favors product over metal.
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There were just over 6,200 aluminum exclusion requests pending as of Dec.
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Not even the biggest Hawkeyes fans thought their exclusion was an injustice.
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The area's dogs have a low chance of surviving the exclusion zone.
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The government accused Aldana of corruption, leading to her exclusion last month.
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The exclusion request was posted to a federal website earlier in May.
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Aside from "outright" bias, employees with disabilities also face exclusion at work.
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The meetings' secrecy looks suspicious, as does the exclusion of foreign rivals.
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Yoshi's Island exclusion from the canon seems like too severe an oversight.
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That exclusion may explain, in part, why it looks so utterly morbid.
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In fact, that could be part of the reason for his exclusion.
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Sadly, the DNC's exclusion of pro-life Democrats shouldn't come as surprise.
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You found a pretty cool loophole through the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion.
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The exclusion order will not weaken that leverage or alter competitive pricing.
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It is not about political correctness, it is about correcting systemic exclusion.
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Keep these aspects of it: Elimination of the pre-existing condition exclusion.
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For aluminum, Commerce has received 2,503 product exclusion requests, with 98 objections.
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For black workers, that means living free from racial exclusion and profiling.
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It shouldn't be surprising that the exclusion mechanism favours product over metal.
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There were just over 6,200 aluminium exclusion requests pending as of Dec.
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The exclusion is a political blow for Hulot, a former Green activist.
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The exclusion process closed for lists one through three covering $250 billion.
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Instead, their experience of swimming typically involved exclusion and, more dramatically, drowning.
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Immigration policies that emphasize exclusion and enforcement won't change that inexorable trend.
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It does not help that exclusion criteria are complex and often misunderstood.
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The exclusion of Rohingya is another disappointing act by the Burmese government.
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Having experienced exclusion, Maren Hassinger reminds us that equality is for everyone.
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Nevertheless, the exclusion of Nirvana from the album wasn't a devastating blow.
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Do we respond to fear with exclusion and negative projection and violence?
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We love your faces but not to the exclusion of all else.
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Some of these disparities have interpersonal roots: social exclusion, harassment, internalized homophobia.
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The subject is complicated, and the petition for exclusion is not unanimous.
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This is a notable exclusion in the context of a revisionist exhibition.
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"Let the shameful walls of exclusion finally come tumbling down," he said.
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Redlining, the Chinese Exclusion Act, #MeToo and Black Lives Matter did not.
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Two of them offered striking exceptions to the exclusion of indigenous instruments.
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Were "Strong Island" a strict procedural, that exclusion would be more glaring.
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They have engaged in systematic policies of torture political exclusion economic deprivation.
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That exclusion of anyone on account of race could not be tolerated.
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"Property rights are a tool of inclusion rather than exclusion," he wrote.
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She noted the exclusion of anti-abortion women's groups from the event.
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These kinds of images can lead to feelings of exclusion as well.
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So it&aposs all, always politics, to the exclusion of policy altogether.
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There was a level of racial exclusion that is different than today.
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So far, an ITC judge has agreed and issued an exclusion order.
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"They're absolutely frustrated that this exclusion process isn't in place," he said.
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Not every medical device company that received an exclusion shares Larson's frustration.
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"The Muslim Exclusion Order is the legal manifestation of those bigoted views."
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We have always had a fighting spirit against discrimination and social exclusion.
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"This exclusion is not evidence-based," Dr. Murphy said in an interview.
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There was also exclusion (not separate schools but no schools) and elimination.
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She knows firsthand what bullying and exclusion based on identity feels like.
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Emphasis is not an exclusion, but it is not a leveling, either.
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The EU executive said it remained unclear how an exclusion would work.
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Here are the most notable differences lawmakers will need to reconcile: The IMD exclusion: The House bill lifts the so-called "IMD exclusion" — a ban on federal Medicaid funding for mental health treatment facilities with more than 16 beds.
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In 1882, the Chinese Exclusion Act was signed by President Chester A. Arthur.
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" To Systrom, the exclusion of a regram option keeps the focus on "authenticity.
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Within the Exclusion Zone is a crumbling snapshot of a prized Soviet City.
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These discriminations were extended to South Asians and Japanese in subsequent exclusion laws.
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It was a time "for addition, not rejection; belonging, not exclusion," he said.
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Most cite the discomfort and exclusion they felt in their sexual education classes.
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It notes the one exception to this exclusion is advertising for credit opportunities.
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As such, we will always support diversity and acceptance over division and exclusion.
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Federal appeals court judges have ruled that this kind of exclusion is illegal.
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America and Canada did not scrap their Chinese exclusion laws until the 1940s.
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Cardi's criticisms of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements didn't stop with exclusion.
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The exclusion of entire populations from the bounties that some of us enjoy.
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There is debate as to whether the Exclusion Zone is becoming too commercialized.
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Opposition parties, seething at their exclusion from the poll, took to the streets.
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The exclusion zone around the crater was widened to 10 kilometers (six miles).
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Ilya Parker's trans and non-binary clients experience this exclusion even more acutely.
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CAS will rule on a Russian appeal against the exclusion on July 21.
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Exclusion Act of 1882, was almost entirely halted by subsequent laws in 1917
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There's no pretense, no feeling of exclusion or needing to get everything right.
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Have you personally experienced any discrimination or exclusion by the broader LGBTQ community?
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Not everyone was happy about the city center's exclusion from the permit process.
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Ford's lawyers say the exclusion of these testimonies makes the FBI's investigation illegitimate.
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Their exclusion from the coalition that elected Trump isn't an accident of politics.
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But the exclusion of U.S. and Japan-based users is a major caveat.
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But Khamenei has indicated that he stands behind the widespread exclusion of candidates.
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But that exclusion will cost the government a hefty $165 billion this year.
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"There has been a systemic exclusion of African-Americans," McMonagle said in court.
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Traditionally viewed as "impure" the group continues to grapple with persecution and exclusion.
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I didn't have to relive the exclusion in perpetuity thanks to social media.
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In May, the USTR denied 5,311 of the almost 13,000 requests for exclusion.
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Despite its mostly female fandom, the exclusion of female representation has been disappointing.
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And recent incidents of miscalculated forecasts have demonstrated the risks of their exclusion.
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You may also be able to claim a foreign housing exclusion or deduction.
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Another exclusion would cover any project that purportedly seeks to "improve" wildlife habitat.
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This tax exclusion is unfair; it only benefits those with employer-sponsored plans.
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Further, I was running up against the $22017,22017 tax-free profit exclusion limit.
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That feeling of exclusion may be most deeply felt by employees of size.
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But the resurgent politics of exclusion sometimes overwhelms our sense of that necessity.
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But it can't be at the exclusion of coming up with real solutions.
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Putin has not appeared concerned about his country's exclusion from the international meetings.
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Fashion is not known for its embrace of togetherness (more for its exclusion).
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Studies point to poverty and social exclusion, not ethnicity, as sources of crime.
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CHERNOBYL EXCLUSION ZONE, Belarus (Reuters) - What happens to the environment when humans disappear?
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Within the context of Debriefing Session II, such an exclusion looks increasingly suspicious.
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So Washington officials should not pursue popularity to the exclusion of other objectives.
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So we've tried to create this form of extreme social exclusion on stage.
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This new regulation removes that category from its exclusion tool on all advertisements.
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Form's duality of exclusion and inclusion made the festival both fascinating and confounding.
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But still, as we have said, the exclusion of wild art never changes.
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But, in recent years, tourists have begun flocking to the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone.
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Zwick said his readings fluctuated throughout his tour through the contaminated exclusion zone.
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" Except signifies exclusion: "I can attend every meeting except the one next week.
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It is a group that mostly explains itself in terms of Hall exclusion.
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Officials this week rescinded the emergency order and lifted the school exclusion requirements.
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Certainly, there was no outright exclusion, which would have been ludicrous and damning.
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But he ran a campaign explicitly rooted in bigotry, exclusion and white resentment.
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He toured the Chernobyl plant and the exclusion zone around it in 2014.
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He was early opponent of the Chinese, which leads to the exclusion act.
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Eileen WestPleasantville, N.Y. To the Editor: What about the exclusion of conservative women?
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The public input led the Hopkins researchers not to incorporate most exclusion criteria.
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The public input led the Hopkins researchers not to incorporate most exclusion criteria.
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Many weddings, birthdays and funerals are missed because of imprisonment, exile or exclusion.
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Other groups in Europe have felt the sting of exclusion for much longer.
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To date, the administration has not ruled on any of those exclusion requests.
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But something about Instagram's ostensible greater intimacy, perhaps, makes the exclusion more jarring.
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Mr. Trump has focused on Islamic extremism to the exclusion of other threats.
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Trump said he's "strongly recommending a buyback exclusion" for companies in the legislation.
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What the NPR list underscores is the exclusion of women from other lists.
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"The intentional exclusion of these employees is emblematic of deeper issues," he wrote.
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In order to take that exclusion, Americans must pass one of two tests.
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It is an act that can be met with hostility, exclusion, and violence.
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But few lawmakers, Republican or Democrat, have ever argued to change the exclusion.
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The cap on the tax exclusion is also different from the Cadillac Tax.
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Most observers have felt Beijing's exclusion from last Tuesday's conclave was a mistake.
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Besides, Ms. Adams's surprise exclusion might help her curry favor in years ahead.
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The enormous tax exclusion for employer-provided health insurance presumably won't be touched.
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Nelson is just as critical of the politics of inclusion as of exclusion.
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The 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act prevented anyone born in China from becoming American.
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USTR published its plans to conduct an exclusion process in the Federal Register.
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But Amazon still doesn't feel the exclusion applies to its stores, she said.
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It submitted dozens of exclusion requests, but withdrew them after 18 were denied.
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It does not have to be one to the exclusion of the other.
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But some employees say the exclusion for sexual harassment claims is not enough.
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According to the Commission, an Article I court could have a trial division to hear and decide exclusion and deportation cases and an appellate division to correct hearing errors and produce definitive, nationally binding resolutions in exclusion and deportation cases.
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USTR has received China tariff exclusion requests for nearly 13,153 products and denied 5,311.
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Nearly 50,000 requests for exclusion have been filed so far, according to the agency.
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But politicians have twisted its connotations into a tool for general stigmatization and exclusion.
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The rebellions stemmed partially from resentment of the uranium industry's alleged exclusion of northerners.
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Once there, the ten-strong bachelor party wandered the streets of the exclusion zone.
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Yet focusing on exclusion runs the risk of defining black art as a rarity.
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The event is exclusion masked as celebration—a "separate but equal" line of thinking.
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The new solar plant is located inside what is called the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone.
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S. citizen spouse is subject to an annual exclusion limitation amount ($148,000 in 2016).
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Suspenseful for you, obviously, so choose that stress only if exclusion stress feels worse.
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Especially in the luxury space, which is a space founded on exclusion and exclusivity.
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Prior to 2018, it was illegal to bring dogs out of the exclusion zone.
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When people react to these exclusion conversations, you'd think the argument was for confiscation.
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"HBO made a real piece of great marketing for Chernobyl exclusion zone," Krajcir said.
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Quality ECEC reinforces equal opportunity in education, preventing social exclusion and promoting learning capacities.
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Shaming, exclusion, sexism, grooming, impersonation and threats of violence have started to feel commonplace.
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Indonesian authorities have imposed a 12-km (7.5 miles)exclusion zone around the crater.
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After Brexit, Britain faces exclusion from the most militarily sensitive encrypted part of Galileo.
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Even so, Huawei's exclusion from the core of 5G systems is an important caveat.
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PEAK EFFECTIVENESS There were just over 6,200 aluminium exclusion requests pending as of Dec.
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Black Americans faced exclusion from unions, but also derision for accepting positions as strikebreakers.
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In some cases, the exclusion of girls and children of color was incredibly overt.
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Our highest elected leader won office on words of prejudice, exclusion and outright hate.
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John McCain got nailed for suggesting capping the tax exclusion in his 2008 campaign.
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CNN cast his exclusion as evidence of his diminished status in Trump's pecking order.
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PEAK EFFECTIVENESS There were just over 6,200 aluminum exclusion requests pending as of Dec.
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I was surprised at [the exclusion of] Idris [Elba] — I was surprised at that.
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Her exclusion is a reminder of tacit prejudices that undergird our White House speculation.
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For those living near the exclusion zone, health concerns are high on their mind.
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Examining death counts to the exclusion of other measures can be just as misleading.
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"Exclusion defines home in a country built by immigrants," she said in a statement.
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First, the legal grounds for their exclusion from Selective Service are no longer valid.
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Illiteracy, meanwhile, can breed harmful exclusion of already vulnerable populations, and inhibits community growth.
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I personally do not take responsibility for the inclusion or exclusion of any recommendations.
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That could lead to the exclusion of Chinese firms from building our 5G infrastructure.
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In other words, the resignations are another version of the social ritual of exclusion.
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This hatred gradually developed from words, stereotypes & prejudice through legal exclusion, dehumanisation & escalating violence.
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Friday's exclusion would avoid a further 10% hike as Trump imposes tariffs on Sept.
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USTR intends to conduct an exclusion process for products subject to the additional tariff.
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There is no "common ground" between the politics of appearance and those of exclusion.
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That restricted land, known as the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, now extends 1,000 square miles.
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But it's not a reason for Congress to stop pushing for an exclusion process.
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Gardner delivered the "exclusion list" on Tuesday to the police department, the newspaper noted.
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"Atomik" vodka is the first consumer product to be made within the exclusion zone.
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His masculine pride was not the cause but a by-product of this exclusion.
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The exclusion of that cost would raise GM's North American margin to 9.5 percent.
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DOJ did not allege that Microsoft's exclusion of the Netscape browser caused higher prices.
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And your BFF's exclusion of your mate (simply for being a man) is mean.
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Boats are restricted to a 15-kilometer (9-mile) exclusion zone around the island.
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Dating sites have an obligation to ensure they don't facilitate racial exclusion and stereotyping.
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There's prioritizing gaming to the exclusion of other activities and, well, normal human functioning.
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Sadly, Trump's exclusion of Latinos from top roles in his administration is no surprise.
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"The power of exclusion from phenotyping is greater than that of inclusion," he said.
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Exclusion grounds do not apply to aliens who are already in the United States.
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El Museo's 50th anniversary show does not right wrongs of exclusion, past or future.
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But that exclusion applied only to that office, not to any other federal agency.
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After decades of exclusion, several prominent institutions have been hiring more minority staff members.
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Treasury officials, however, denied that they had played a role in the exclusion request.
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Nucor said Bekaert had access to enough of the rod without requiring an exclusion.
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The police designated the area an exclusion zone for low-flying traffic on Saturday.
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Exclusion was also central to their frantic effort to build political communities at home.
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Beijing's exclusion of the island from international organizations does not usually have global ramifications.
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Unconscious bias can lead to exclusion, says Betsy DiSalvo, a professor at Georgia Tech.
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The exclusion of those lease costs was one of the SEC&aposs chief gripes.
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His advocacy for Chinese exclusion was, according to Mr. Reichmann, his most significant legacy.
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Such goodwill and support will come through inclusion, not through exclusion or degrading comments.
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Insurers may seek to keep rates lower by adding exclusion clauses or capping payouts.
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That has led to Taiwan's exclusion from the United Nations and other international forums.
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Current law allows HIPAA exclusions for law enforcement purposes, but it's a broad exclusion.
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In ESG parlance, this would be called a strategy of engagement rather than exclusion.
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Adding to the woes was Thyssenkrupp's exclusion from Germany's benchmark DAX index this week.
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The annual contribution limit is based on the gift exclusion tax: $15,000 for 2020.
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American universities have a long way to go to overcome racist legacies of exclusion.
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Mr. Modi's supporters employ a certain logic when defending the bill's exclusion of Muslims.
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Health economists also think that limiting the exclusion could help drive down health spending.
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" Neal called the exclusion of the legislation from this week's package an "egregious omission.
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The act would prevent exclusion from jury service based on sexual identity or orientation.
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Welcome to Chernobyl A photographer captured the abandoned world inside the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone.
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US troops help monitor a 55-kilometer (34-mile) exclusion zone around At Tanf.
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But he lost a court challenge over his exclusion from the 1984 Olympic trials.
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The tax exclusion also harms workers by driving up the cost of health care.
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Investors getting into the funds now have missed the boat on a 15% exclusion.
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Other nations are going about their business to the exclusion of the United States.
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In this very modern tragedy, exclusion on social media is the deadliest of blows.
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You can take advantage of the annual gift exclusion amount ($15,000 for 2018) and the applicable exclusion amount ($11,200,000 for 2018) to transfer your assets to anyone, including a specifically designed trust, at least one calendar year before the year you expatriate.
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Steel firms, also heavy users of carbon, say their exclusion from this scheme is unfair.
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"Many communities are formed [as] not a result of voluntary choice but exclusion," she said.
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If we don't, mass surveillance, exclusion and insecurity can creep into every aspect of society.
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But this history -- the shift from exclusion to inclusion -- is worth reflecting upon this week.
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In court later, the schoolboy said that his exclusion from regular school further radicalized him.
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These issues are the signs of exclusion in not just tech, but also in design.
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For anyone interested in rewilding, then the exclusion zone should act as exhibit number one.
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The exclusion of groups like Fateh al-Sham is the Achilles heel of the ceasefire.
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This includes removing thousands of categories, like multicultural affinity segments, from our exclusion targeting tools.
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Intriguingly, plant and animal populations have actually grown within the exclusion zone since the accident.
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Cow's milk outside the exclusion zone was found to contain cesium-137, a radioactive isotope.
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Still, there are some requirements that need to be met for the exclusion to apply.
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We strongly protest the exclusion of The New York Times and the other news organizations.
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"The frustration is based on larger systems of exclusion in the art world," he said.
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Regulators have a role to play, particularly in dealing with questions of discrimination and exclusion.
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The U.S. Commerce Department had approved 108 exclusion requests for Chinese aluminum as of Dec.
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But exclusion targeting can also be used for some more nefarious, and potentially illegal, aims.
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But there are other ways to do epistocracy that don't involve this kind of exclusion.
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But the exclusion of a curved version in the flagship Q9 is a big deal.
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It didn't, and the "multiple member" exclusion doesn't apply to the CFPB's one-man show.
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Disability advocates previously criticized single-payer efforts over their exclusion of long-term care benefits.
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But those working with performance often take up these acts of exclusion with particular relish.
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"It's very exciting," Beck told Business Insider of the Commission's recommendation to eliminate the exclusion.
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In the study, exclusion was found least acceptable when those excluded looked warm and incompetent.
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The biggest is exclusion from equity indices, which are confined to funds invested in corporations.
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I spoke to Kiril about risk, romance, and losing your toes inside the exclusion zone.
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One lawmaker said he is pleased by Facebook's decision to temporarily stop the exclusion functionality.
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We're not bringing in women or African-Americans or Hispanics in exclusion to other people.
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The series has played in Russia and brought curious tourists to the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
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The U.S. Trade Representative will announce the rules for requesting an exclusion by Feb. 22.
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It's a diagnosis of exclusion, meaning doctors try to rule out all other possibilities first.
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And of course, one of the most effective weapons for fighting exclusion is inclusive design.
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On Monday, a Commerce spokesman reported 267 exclusion requests had been approved and 452 denied.
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And Richmond, in his recent letter, lamented the exclusion of that change among Pelosi's proposals.
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Arron Banks, a prominent donor, tweeted that Mr Woolfe's exclusion would be "the final straw".
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Not at the exclusion of men, my brand of feminism is not supremacy, it's equality.
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Utah welcomes legal immigrants from around the world, Washington sends them a message of exclusion.
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The U.S. Commerce Department had approved 108 exclusion requests for Chinese aluminium as of Dec.
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Jackson has been pushing the triangle at the exclusion of nearly all else, after all.
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The countryside matured, sometimes in unhelpful ways because of the success of fire exclusion campaigns.
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"It's bleak to say the least for companies trying to get an exclusion," said Russ.
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No. 337-TA-833, the Commission issued a stay of the exclusion order pending appeal.
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Bravo to those with the courage to stand their ground versus the bullies of exclusion.
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The exclusion of LGBTQ/SGL Americans from federal protections continues to disproportionately impact black people.
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And each also raises a question of curatorial exclusion: Why these topics, and not others?
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Kurdish politicians have warned that their exclusion from Parliament could aggravate tensions in the southeast.
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These experiences illustrate the racial isolation and exclusion in one of the least diverse professions.
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Of course, it can be challenging to separate workplace exclusion from your own self-perception.
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For starters, fairness: USTR Section 301 Lists 1 and 85033 both include an exclusion process.
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Above all, France hasn't been able to solve the problem of economic and social exclusion.
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It does emphasize the importance of identity, but not to the exclusion of everything else.
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Some of these students have enough self-awareness to feel the excruciating loneliness of exclusion.
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The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 specifically prohibited Chinese immigrants from becoming citizens and voting.
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Exclusion played a central role from the founding of the republic to Jim Crow America.
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They would have standing and a plausible claim that their exclusion violated their constitutional rights.
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They just want someone who can share their exclusion and give them a better story.
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It is all unspoken, a clubby secret, a male form of control based on exclusion.
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Even before the exclusion of Mallet, there has been creeping self-censorship in Hong Kong.
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Gregg and Angus battle the repressed emotions and social exclusion of the small town queer.
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Many risk fines, jail and even death, with reports of social exclusion and abuse commonplace.
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"There would be no reason for minority inclusion if there was no exclusion," Cleaver said.
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She is referring to the Chinese Immigration Act, also known as the Chinese Exclusion Act.
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The best-tested measures for public health are quarantine, exclusion zones and restrictions on travel.
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Not surprisingly, it was actually added around the same time as the Chinese Exclusion Act.
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Also, the community's much-documented history includes ugly chapters of racial exclusion and book banning.
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While we're at it, Medicaid ought to lift its longstanding exclusion of inpatient psychiatric care.
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The "200dp vertical app exclusion limit" is a little technical, so here's what it means.
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We can find some of the answers back in the 1880s, when Chinese exclusion began.
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And from it he attacked all forms of exclusion through writing, performing and object making.
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He backed benefits for white natives and social exclusion for Muslim refugees and Hispanic immigrants.
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That means it could be violating NEPA when it applies the categorical exclusion to them.
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We asked the V.A. to change its regulations to stop exclusion of these deserving veterans.
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The subsidy comes in the form of an exclusion of health-insurance premiums from taxation.
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The webinar will focus on civil monetary penalties and Medicare exclusion related to healthcare fraud.
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It can result in job exclusion, and is a financial detriment to everyone, Churches says.
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This exclusion prevents states from accessing Medicaid funds to hospitalize adults with serious mental illness.
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Maddeningly, exclusion rates remain high even for studies of diseases particularly common at older ages.
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It is the driving force behind ObamaCare's narrow networks and the exclusion of premier hospitals.
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This process is not random but the consequence of historical patterns of exclusion and racism.
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Therefore, the judge added, their "exclusion" from the platform constitutes a breach of those rights.
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Abendland doesn't have to mean xenophobia and exclusion; it can mean openness and liberal tolerance.
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According to TikTok, that includes "promoting or justifying exclusion, segregation, or discrimination" against certain groups.
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During her senior year in high school, the exclusion was lifted, and McGrath took advantage.
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Amy Klobuchar have proposed repealing the IMD exclusion in their mental health and addiction plans.
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"There's a perception that issues like 'IMD exclusion' are too wonky to matter," Luterman said.
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My bipartisan bill gets rid of the exclusion and makes skilled-based education more affordable.
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Officials set up a perimeter for miles around the reactors, known as an exclusion zone.
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The biggest exclusion is China, though the company says it "continues to explore options" there.
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None of the roughly 3,000 exclusion requests submitted to USTR to date have been granted.
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In the past, powerful interest groups have defeated every attempt to squash the employer exclusion.
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Anti-abortion activists denounced his call for exclusion zones, saying they could limit free speech.
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After his exclusion from the SAG shortlist, that means his candidacy is on the bubble.
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The latter half of Nochlin's essay examines the institutional exclusion and treatment of women artists.
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The original public charge rule dates back to the same year Congress passed the Chinese Exclusion Act and, like the Exclusion Act, was also used for discriminatory purposes to target immigrants fleeing the potato famine at a time when the Irish were not considered white.
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A panel this Wednesday evening, March 29, at the School of Visual Arts, "Erasure by Exclusion: How Art Schools and Institutions Uphold White Supremacy," will address this topic, with participants identifying how art schools perpetuate the exclusion of the contributions of artists of color.
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The exclusion of data from after 1980 stems from an interesting historic quirk of our archive.
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Critical exponents corresponding to other well-known universality classes lie at kinks in other exclusion plots.
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"The tool is primarily for exclusion," Dr. Ellen Greytak, Director of Bioinformatics for Parabon NanoLabs, Inc.
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Madsen's obsession with submarines and rockets was all-consuming, but not to the exclusion of sex.
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AND THE CAPITAL GAINS RATE GOES UNDER OUR PLAN A 003% EXCLUSION OF YOUR INDIVIDUAL RATE.
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Many on the left now regard "religious liberty" as a coded term for discrimination and exclusion.
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Lee: It's basically the argument that you could only build those supported social structures with exclusion.
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Wildlife in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone has started to return slowly but surely over the years.
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The foreign earned income exclusion allows expats to exclude some of the money they've made abroad.
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Gender role policing can be as harmful to equal economic opportunity as formal policies of exclusion.
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It's illegal to reside in the exclusion zone, but many older women chose to move back.
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Sales slumped 26 percent in Latin America, partly due to the exclusion of its Venezuelan business.
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These findings are "the first proof of a wolf dispersing beyond the exclusion zone," Byrne said.
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It's hardly news that Hollywood tends to favor white men, to the exclusion of everyone else.
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Let's hope that Governor Deal chooses a legacy of inclusion, not exclusion, and vetoes this bill.
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When we speak of freedom today, we MUST reckon with systemic racism, exclusion, and discriminatory policies.
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Female tormentors prefer "relational" bullying, such as spreading false rumours or exclusion from a social group.
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"The exclusion of working-class people from American political institutions isn't a recent phenomenon," Carnes writes.
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You propose paying for your plan in part by capping the tax exclusion on employee benefits.
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Drake, instead, continues to do him to the exclusion, and at times detriment, of women worldwide.
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You have to be actively working or at least committed to the exclusion of other opportunities.
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Contrary to popular opinion, the pre-existing exclusion and ObamaCare's individual mandate are not irrevocably intertwined.
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Exclusion from work is associated with all manner of problems, from poor health to drug use.
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It also highlighted the socio-economic exclusion and consequent isolation of some Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities.
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Fifteen-year-old Logan Blythe has long "faced exclusion and isolation" due to his Down syndrome.
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Such economic exclusion can also be found in western post-industrial regions like the Ruhr valley.
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It's strong on themes of poverty and exclusion but light on the language of class war.
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SAGE is one of the prominent organizations that have responded to the exclusion of the questions.
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Today, there is another wave of support for would-be leaders who champion exclusion and suspicion.
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Tatarinov warned against focusing too much on subject matter expertise to the exclusion of everything else.
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At their worst, they provide one more avenue for drama, exclusion, and some downright nasty comments.
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That notion targeted fat bodies for scorn and exclusion simply because of how much they weigh.
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The Russian hockey federation said it would seek explanations from the IOC about the players' exclusion.
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The conditions fuel inequality, social exclusion and conflict between landless communities and government authorities, experts say.
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They should not "give all [their] attention to a few problems, to the exclusion of others".
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The exclusion prevents many facilities from getting Medicaid reimbursement to treat the most vulnerable in society.
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This story is one of deception, exclusion and selfishness playing out at the company's highest levels.
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That broad exclusion order goes beyond any one company, giving Converse protections against potential future knockoffs.
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The companies, in turn, claimed an exclusion from sales taxes because the art was for resale.
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Our reporter and photographer recently went inside the exclusion zone, 1,000 square miles that were evacuated.
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It requested an exclusion from the U.S. Trade Representative, which has not yet made a decision.
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As of Saturday, companies have already filed 146 exclusion requests from the fourth round of tariffs.
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Asked if such an exclusion was possible, Eurostat spokesman Tim Allen said: "The answer is 'No',".
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They cited her use of U.S. government benefits in 85033 as one factor in her exclusion.
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" Asked whether the exclusion of those two words was a concession, Trump said "not at all.
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I experienced the same old pattern of miscommunication, isolation and exclusion — one more "dream job" lost.
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Aggression toward or systemic exclusion of specific communities often fuels grievances and increases propensity towards violence.
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Give us the same opportunity to discuss reasons for exclusion afforded to hundreds of other products.
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The relative lack of partisanship in postwar politics was purchased at the price of violent exclusion.
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There are many alternatives to Elektra's infringing devices that would be subject to the exclusion order.
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A team of scientists has created vodka from rye grain grown within the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
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If history teaches us anything, it is that America is made stronger by inclusion, not exclusion.
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If the exclusion from emails and other critical information persists, a direct conversation is in order.
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He rejected the exclusion of Chinese firms like Huawei from building Germany's next-generation mobile networks.
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Poverty, according to the theory that brought de Soto international fame, is not exploitation, but exclusion.
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Both England and Russia have been threatened with exclusion from Euro 2016 if the violence continues.
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The Deutsche Burschenschaft sided with the objecting fraternity, saying their calls for exclusion were not racist.
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Zwick said he was inside the Chernobyl exclusion zone for a total of almost nine hours.
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"We had more radiation going from Copenhagen to Kiev than in the exclusion zone," Aguilera said.
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Iconic religious images of solidarity and shelter are for President Trump symbols of exclusion and violence.
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That kind of AMT payment — arising from what tax techies call an "exclusion preference" — isn't refundable.
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"This comment process does not replace the current exclusion process and supplements that process," USTR said.
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Nonetheless, the income tax code has an explicit exclusion for funds received by gift and inheritance.
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At $35,000 a year, placing you the 15 percent bracket, the exclusion saves you just $1,500.
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BROADLY: A theme running through much of your work is the exclusion of the female artist.
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The map itself is from 1997, showing the distribution of radioactive cesium in the exclusion zone.
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Time seems to slow; nausea, auditory exclusion, tunnel vision and even temporary physical paralysis may ensue.
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"Day of Empire" (2007) posited that global powers gained strength through cultural tolerance rather than exclusion.
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Using sweeping rhetoric and direct petitioning, vigilantes translated their violence into a broader cry for exclusion.
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It felt like total exclusion of children and that really made a lot of people upset.
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"The exclusion of terrorist aspects from the process, is still among Turkey's priorities," Mr. Erdogan said.
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It's just the prejudice and exclusion coming from some comments that is the issue for me.
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Its songs address sexual violence, harassment and exclusion in ways that are both cathartic and emboldening.
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That's when certain discriminatory laws against Asians, like the Chinese Exclusion Act, began to be repealed.
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Isn't it more likely that, given the facts you've presented here, the exclusion is about them?
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This is called the foreign earned income exclusion, and it's $105,153 for the 2019 tax year.
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An American living overseas may also be able to take a foreign housing exclusion or deduction.
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But the exclusion of Albers, who died in 1976, was a matter of his own choice.
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The International Franchise Association lobbied to get an exclusion from the law, but it wasn't granted.
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The aristocracy is less polite, but its members usually express their impolitesse with silence and exclusion.
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History has shown that financial exclusion represents the classic problem of ensuring universal access to infrastructure.
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Taiwan has been angered by its exclusion from some World Health Organization meetings on the virus.
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But often the exclusion of black people from participating in society on equal footing happens quietly.
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David Leonhardt PRINCETON, N.J. — Few American institutions have a history of exclusion quite like Princeton University's.
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The exclusion of two-thirds of all providers from MIPS will harm patients, providers, and taxpayers.
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Do you worry that this song will define your career to the exclusion of everything else?
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The exclusion of the President from McCain's funeral plans speaks volumes, says CNN's Stephen Collinson. 21940.
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The committee plan would find some money by limiting the tax exclusion for employer health benefits.
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But he said he remained "deeply concerned at the persisting social exclusion and discrimination" confronting them.
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Senate Finance Committee leaders are calling on the Trump administration to improve the tariff-exclusion process.
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Want to take a low flying helicopter ride over the Texas Refinery District Toxic Exclusion Zone?
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The bottom line: Lawmakers from both parties are voicing concern about the USTR's exclusion process. Sen.
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A noteworthy exclusion: People who have Kaiser Permanente insurance through Amazon are not eligible for this.
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In December, the city issued exclusion orders, barring unvaccinated students from attending school in certain neighborhoods.
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She has to navigate a political system entrenched in hundreds of years of exclusion and sexism.
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All the reports I've seen have focused on his anti-immigrant positions, his exclusion of minorities.
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"We should be having discussion about inclusion, not exclusion," he said in an interview with CP24.
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This brings us to Nochlin's final field of inquiry: the exclusion of women from art education.
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Elizabeth Warren had called for the Commerce inspector general to open an investigation into the exclusion process.
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It wants young people to defy the new administration and speak out against misogyny, racism, and exclusion.
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"Interventions addressing the behavior of peer groups can limit exclusion and teasing, and help students form friendships."
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You cannot have both the child tax credit and the foreign income exclusion because of recent legislation.
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We define attack as violent or dehumanizing speech, statements of inferiority, or calls for exclusion or segregation.
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The photographer David McMillan paid multiple visits to the exclusion zone over the course of 25 years.
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Many websites use so-called robot exclusion in an attempt to stop crawlers from archiving their content.
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It's almost as though we have to choose between tokenism and exclusion, and neither is good, obviously.
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All flights around the volcano have been rerouted and a 5-kilometer (3-mile) exclusion zone implemented.
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People are still prohibited from living in this "exclusion zone," although it is now open to tourism .
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Sixty years of Chinese Exclusion, which lasted from 1882 to 1943, imposed myriad harms on Chinese people.
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"If financial exclusion is increasing, the government may be required to intervene," Morgan said in a statement.
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It is unknown whether Congress's silence was the result of a naive omission or an intentional exclusion.
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That said, we're told insurance companies will still underwrite a policy for his tour with that exclusion.
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Set a cage trap or a one-way exclusion door outside the house, over the last hole.
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U.K. police were given new powers to fight drones, including an expansion of exclusion zones around airports.
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But there are other possible screens that are more complex, like a social-issue exclusion for genocide.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported on Sanders' exclusion from the list of potential Clinton running mates.
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The Brazilian fee was levied in retaliation for exclusion of Brazil from the U.S. visa waiver program.
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McKeegan suggests tracking your days abroad so you know when you can take advantage of the exclusion.
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News of the exclusion sparked a social media storm protesting calling for their promotion to the game.
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Both of those break fundamental rules of physics (conservation of mass and the Pauli exclusion principle, respectively).
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Pandas are not merely herbivores, they are monovores—eating bamboo to the exclusion of almost anything else.
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The exclusion was attributed to investors finding it difficult to move money in and out of China.
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Exclusion is a vicious cycle, and one that everyone, at every level, has to work to counter.
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We define 'attack' as violent or dehumanizing speech, statements of inferiority, or calls for exclusion or segregation.
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Equally frustrating is the film's exclusion of the Syrian context from its vision of life in exile.
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"The exclusion of women of all races is by no means rare," TV critic Maureen Ryan wrote.
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Some of them are cast as bad, and that legitimates an exclusion from the world to come.
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"Named exclusion is a little more risky," he said, with big variations in what's covered and when.
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Opponents there ominously warned that the bill may be the first step to Asian exclusion and internment.
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Bruce Yonemoto's own family was torn by the Asian Exclusion Act of 1924, emphatically backed by Phelan.
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Doing away with the tax exclusion might seem like a no-brainer, but it's very politically difficult.
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Many Republican plans propose capping the tax exclusion for employer-sponsored coverage, which would generate significant revenue.
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She told Maher about Ryan's story and the defeat he felt over his exclusion from the trial.
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The report found that between 1993-2013 more than 1,100 wildfires occurred in the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
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How can I, with whatever power and position I have, punch up against systems that create exclusion?
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U+1F945 GOAL NET The inclusion or exclusion of the ball here will make a big difference.
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But it doesn't mean you do that to the exclusion to the question of why storms happen.
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Shell and Chevron Corp so far have had mixed results on decisions related to their exclusion requests.
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We're moving to an exclusion of radical Islam, and radical Islam is exclusively made up of Muslims.
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Endless studies have shown that women's workforce participation fuels economic growth, and exclusion stifles the national economy.
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The Commerce Department is also having to deal with 30,000 requests for exclusion from the steel tariffs.
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"We are becoming a Congress of exclusion — you are with me or you are not," he said.
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But CHC members left outside said the exclusion kept them from demanding information relevant to their constituents.
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The editorial board pointed to the exclusion of Canada from the deal as one of its shortcomings.
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Even if a company has a strong case, there's no guarantee that an exclusion will be approved.
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There can be little doubt that Al-Sharif's early experience of exclusion made her a valiant activist.
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One the most important lessons of the present crisis is that inclusion, not exclusion, has its costs.
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More than 40 percent of Bulgarians remains at risk of poverty and social exclusion, Eurostat data showed.
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This exclusion deeply wounded Johnson and Rivera, and it killed STAR within just a couple of years.
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This exclusion made sense given the overriding purpose of the conference—peace between Israel and its neighbors.
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MALS is considered a diagnosis of exclusion — in part because there is no good test for it.
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For years, leaders of groups such as ours have been hurt by exclusion — but we participate anyway.
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The tax exclusion does not apply for athletes with adjusted gross incomes of more than $1 million.
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An exclusion zone still exists around the site where radiation levels are considered too toxic for humans.
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We should know about the consequences, for they are both clear and predictable: exclusion, conflict, more hatred.
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The college's strict sexual mores were enforced by the era's vaporous fears of disease and social exclusion.
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The agency posted a set of Frequently Asked Questions about the new tax exclusion on its website.
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On the other hand, everybody is perpetually insecure in a moral system based on inclusion and exclusion.
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The rules are meant to redress the exclusion black people experienced during apartheid, which ended in 1994.
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That was true until September 2010, when the exclusion increased yet again (with no AMT add back).
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Like countless others in the exclusion zone, many families of Soma fled from the highly radiated area.
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The decision also sheds light on OPEC members' growing feelings of exclusion by the Saudi-Russian axis.
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President Trump employs the language of tolerance, and in particular religious tolerance, as a tool of exclusion.
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This exclusion sends a painful message to every Latino child about how he is seen and judged.
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"I have a feeling why," Mr. Baranov said of the exclusion of his runners from the race.
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In 2017, this exclusion cost the federal government about $260 billion in lost income and payroll taxes.
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Celibacy and the exclusion of women from the priesthood are the true root causes of this sickness.
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This ongoing exclusion of working-class Americans from our political institutions has enormous consequences for public policy.
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This exclusion has consequences: women at risk of HIV are essentially rendered invisible and their experiences erased.
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In Western countries, ex-Muslims are often thrown out of the family and face isolation and exclusion.
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Prior to the waves of anti-Chinese violence, "national exclusion was a particularly radical objective," she writes.
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The maximum from all contributors is pegged to the annual gift tax exclusion, currently $463,000 a year.
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Indigenous communities like theirs have endured centuries of poverty, exclusion and repression by economic and political elites.
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This era is marked by the Dred Scott decision (1857), the Chinese Exclusion Act (1880), Plessy vs.
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No evacuations have been ordered yet, but there is a 2.5-mile exclusion zone around the volcano.
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The Commerce Department this month will revise its rules to allow companies to directly rebut exclusion objections.
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According to department statistics, companies filed 51,059 steel exclusion requests and 6,113 aluminum requests through early November.
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These divisions are especially apparent among environmentalists, who inherit a troubling history of colonialism, racism, and exclusion.
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Those with various mental health issues, including depression and anxiety, are more sensitive to this social exclusion.
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Exclusion caused the Arab Spring, caused Brexit, caused all sorts of populist movements that we're seeing everywhere.
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And from it he attacked — through writing, performing and object-making — all forms of exclusion and oppression.
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NORWAY'S WEALTH FUND ETHICS WATCHDOG: SOME TEXTILE INDUSTRY FIRMS COULD FACE EXCLUSION THIS YEAR OVER RIGHTS VIOLATIONS
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Beasley and the team went to the Fukushima "exclusion zone" in 503 to begin this camera study.
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He was on the permanent exclusion list, she said, for something he had done in the 1990s.
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I wanted to bear witness to the poverty and exclusion that were part of our everyday experience.
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In the Eastern Conference, the clearest snub was the exclusion of the excellent Sixers rookie, Joel Embiid.
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Those in poorer, Democratic-leaning communities less frequently participate in midterm elections, increasing their chances of exclusion.
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The war exclusion, for example, was originally aimed at addressing physical damage caused by conventional military operations.
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As a teenager, she endured a protracted legal battle over her exclusion from an Ontario boys' team.
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It continues to offer near-automatic injunctive relief for patent infringement in the form of exclusion orders.
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But economists also argue that the exclusion creates perverse incentives that drive up the cost of coverage.
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The exclusion zone, which has a radius of 30 kilometers around the disabled plant, is permanently abandoned.
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The agency posted a set of frequently asked questions about the new tax exclusion on its website.
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" In New York, Judge Daniels called the rule a "policy of exclusion in search of a justification.
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The Company was precluded from presenting a meaningful defense due to the Court's exclusion of key evidence.
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Such an exclusion will be especially harmful to single dads or fathers in a same-sex relationship.
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Also, the administration's temporary exclusion of several countries from steel and aluminum tariffs ends on May 1.
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Therefore, no one should believe Republicans' claims that their bill will protect the pre-existing disease exclusion.
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Anyuru's ability to link present-day exclusion to future atrocities makes this more than a genre entertainment.
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Tony Evers (D) in 2018, focusing on local issues to the near-total exclusion of national issues.
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POSSIBLE HUAWEI EXCLUSION FROM 5G ROLLOUT, I HAVE NOT BEEN TOLD ANYTHING ABOUT PRESSURE FROM THE CHINESE
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Students who display warning signs or dangerous behaviors need appropriate services and supports, not exclusion and rejection.
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There is no evidence that this has anything to do with poverty or segregation or social exclusion.
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USTR's exclusion request website was so confusing and difficult that Biotricity never finished its application, he added.
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The company revised its exclusion requests to include letters from members of Congress, local politicians and others.
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The exclusion process has been criticized by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, for other reasons.
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That this exclusion began during the Civil Rights movement does not speak well of the art world.
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The potential harms of AI are not evenly distributed, and follow historical patterns of discrimination and exclusion.
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But LGBTQ people in Uruguay are still subject to high levels of discrimination, social exclusion, and hate.
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"We" is the most common signifier of inclusion, but it is also the sneakiest instrument of exclusion.
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Russia denies the existence of state-backed doping and has sharply criticized its exclusion from the Olympics.
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The show is a little too enamored of its bleaker shades, to the exclusion of everything else.
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Trump's vision to "Make America Great Again" was built on the dehumanization, exclusion, and suspicion of Muslims.
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Although the gift-tax exclusion allows individuals to give up to $14,000 to a given recipient, in 2017, without filing a gift-tax return, the money must be immediately available to the recipient to qualify for this exclusion (in legal parlance, it must be a gift of "present interest").
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For example, all seven companies have equal health coverage for transgender individuals, without exclusion, for medically necessary care.
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That does not mean eschewing engagement, abandoning confrontation, or reflexively utilizing one to the exclusion of the other.
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The central bank also said it had put two companies under observation for potential exclusion in the future.
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Turns out the CBS life insurance policy, written by AIG, now has a specific exclusion for auto-eroticism.
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They also underscore how minorities — including women and nonwhites — can actively participate in the exclusion of other minorities.
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It echoes a centuries-long undercurrent in US immigration policy, beginning with the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.
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We encourage lawmakers to reform the health care exclusion to help control costs and pay for their plan.
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Taiwan has become more and more vocal in recent days about its exclusion from World Health Organization meetings.
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Sonos requested the USITC to issue a limited exclusion order and cease and desist, according to the release.
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Conversely, exclusion from a popular group chat is the online equivalent of being picked last in gym class.
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Her husband Robin, meanwhile, goes off every day into the exclusion zone to tend to his radioactive cows.
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They also share feelings of deprivation relative to those around them, and exclusion from the main party system.
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They were left aghast by a pope who could write that "an economy of exclusion and inequality…kills".
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After seven attempts, I still haven't consciously reached the end of the episode on the Pauli Exclusion Principle.
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Though he supports renewables, he insists it will not be at the exclusion of dirtier forms of energy.
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He did not carp about his exclusion, but kept quiet company in his study with his cat, Cleopatra.
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Why it matters: Experts say the IMD exclusion is a big obstacle to treatment for low-income people.
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Not continuing with secondary studies leads to social exclusion and is linked with major health and social issues.
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Germany's legacies of division and exclusion have shadowed debates on asylum policy during the country's recent election campaign.
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But an unintentional slight here, an unintentional slight there, and it starts to add up to real exclusion.
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The results show an astonishing exclusion of female voices, confirming that the music industry is indeed male-dominated.
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The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, as scary as it might seem to outsiders, finally appears to be opening up.
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But for trans women exclusion from the group qualified to enter such spaces strikes at their self-conception.
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Ivy Club found that the exclusion of women from Princeton's private undergraduate eating clubs violated state antidiscrimination laws.
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The ships were spotted on Friday having entered South Africa's 200 nautical mile economic exclusion zone without permits.
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Even today, they continue to suffer from economic disadvantage due to that legacy of exclusion and social mistreatment.
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Married the same year, treated by the same doctors, saddened by the same sense of exclusion and longing.
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Racial exclusion contributed directly to the partisan civility and cooperation that came to characterize twentieth-century American politics.
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Tesla has a separate pending tariff exclusion request for duties on the Chinese-made Model 3 Center Screen.
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The Chinese Exclusion Act, passed in 1882, made it clear that Chinese were not citizens—and couldn't be.
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China's Customs Tariff Commission will arrange for experts to appraise the Chinese companies' tariff exclusion applications, Xinhua said.
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Nonetheless, a focus on Glass-Steagall—to the exclusion of other ideas for making banking safer—is misplaced.
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Five years on, Fukushima is still an exclusion zone and tens of thousands are stuck in temporary shelter.
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But even if the economic consensus is against the tax exclusion, the political consensus is completely for it.
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Greece also recalled its ambassador in Vienna after the exclusion, the country's foreign minister said according to Reuters.
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In general, obstetricians emphasize mother and child health -- to the exclusion of other members of the family system.
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The Commerce Department has received more than 20,000 individual steel product exclusion requests, with nearly 4,000 objections filed.
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Policies that exclude only certified acts arguably cover losses (absent another exclusion) arising from apolitical domestic mass shootings.
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This tax exclusion also leads to higher healthcare costs by incentivizing coverage beyond traditional insurance for unexpected expenses.
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Melania Trump's exclusion from the list was noted by conservative news outlets including the Daily Caller and Breitbart.
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The exclusion will be done as part of the end-of-month rebalancing of the indexes, it added.
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The tax credit would be paid for by capping the exclusion of employer health insurance plans from taxation.
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There is democracy in a relatively low price, but a sense of exclusion is woven into the gestalt.
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She was denied, first based on the same exclusion and then because the surgeon was in another state.
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The deadline to file exclusion requests for the $503 billion of goods covered by list four is Jan.
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Travelers should stay away from the exclusion zone and check with their airline or travel agency before traveling.
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Like many Chinese immigrants, he had never become a citizen (and then the Exclusion Act precluded the possibility).
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For an investment held for longer than five years, there is a 10% exclusion of the deferred gain.
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Singling out investigators who receive EPA funding for exclusion is unfair and robs the agency of critical expertise.
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CNN responded by condemning its exclusion later last Friday, vowing it would continue holding Trump's administration publicly accountable.
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Companies will face sanctions and exclusion from the new framework if they fail to comply with privacy rules.
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A spokesperson for BT would not comment on whether the exclusion of Huawei was due to security concerns.
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You're also bringing racism and the ongoing exclusion of people of color from these genres to the forefront.
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To this day, the island remains an exclusion zone, for the safety of both outsiders and the Sentinelese.
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But according to the lawsuit, Zurich Insurance has cited a "war exclusion" and refused to cover the losses.
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For example, if you're a startup founder, you may qualify for the QSBS exclusion (qualified small business stock).
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The researchers say societies often classify homeless youths as juvenile delinquents, which results in exclusion, criminalization and oppression.
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Asians became a lasting focus of nativist obsession over immigration, seen in the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.
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Grains and water from Chernobyl's dreaded exclusion zone have been used to produce a single bottle of vodka.
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In December, Rockland County issued so-called exclusion orders barring unvaccinated children from schools with low vaccination rates.
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" When he was appointed in 2012, Archbishop Welby said he was "always averse to the language of exclusion.
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" He compensates for this exclusion by focusing on the women who formed what he calls a "shadow club.
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"I decided the best way to approach purposeful exclusion was to create my own ads," Ms. Baker said.
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JinkoSolar said it still needed exclusion from the tariffs to bring any significant scale to its American operations.
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First, to ensure reliable and consistent operation, there's a 200dp vertical app exclusion limit for the Back gesture.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the exclusion will cost the Treasury $644 billion from 2014 to 2023.
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One such critic was J.J. Abrams, the film's director, who called Rey's exclusion "preposterous," according to Entertainment Weekly.
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WASHINGTON — The Chinese Minister has filed in the State Department a formal protest against the Chinese Exclusion Bill.
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For generations, women have organized to demand equal rights and justice when they faced discrimination, exclusion and oppression.
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The exclusion happens by omission, in the course of telling a story about America that's powerful but incomplete.
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Now the proposed restriction of that help will doom them to permanent exclusion from a path to citizenship.
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Now the proposed restriction of that help will doom them to permanent exclusion from a path to citizenship.
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For millions of people in the US, exclusion from the banking system is simply a fact of life.
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In 1882, the Chinese Exclusion Act halted what had been a steady rise in people coming from China.
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Ultimately the Navy implemented new measures to protect its ships in port, including exclusion zones around US ships.
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Instead, pro-life women are denigrated, evident most recently in their exclusion from the Women's March on Washington.
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The relaxed regulation, known as a "categorical exclusion", was welcomed by those on the frontlines of wildfire country.
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Simply put, the Grammys, like America, have an inclusion problem — or more to the point, an exclusion problem.
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But I suddenly understood the reason for the exclusion of such material from other, approved works on Victoria.
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Neighbors, Ring's neighborhood watch app, efficiently encapsulates the mixed politics of privacy within the home and racial exclusion.
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Religious women are revolting against their exclusion from the ranks of kashrut supervisors and joining alternative kashrut boards.
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"We need to ensure that there is not a deliberate, arbitrary exclusion or deprivation of nationality," Batchelor said.
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" Zucker noted that the exclusion order could last for a period of "21 days after the last exposure.
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The attacks on Ghostbusters and subsequent films were fundamentally about exclusion — about keeping certain artists and voices out.
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In 33.51, the Chinese Exclusion Act halted what had been a steady rise in people coming from China.
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"We didn't know exactly what the exclusion was until it got announced," Gerard, who is Canadian, told Reuters.
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However, CLEP classwork should not be undertaken to the exclusion of hobbies, sports or volunteer work, he added.
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The employer health insurance exclusion costs the federal government roughly $260 billion in lost tax revenue every year.
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Another promising reform would replace the employer exclusion with a personal tax credit that goes directly to individuals.
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This would require bolder diplomatic, economic and military involvement while rejecting economic exclusion zones along the Arctic seabed.
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When writing for "prepared" piano, some composer-performers focus on timbral effects to the exclusion of all else.
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He told reporters in Berlin that the assault was "the result of exclusion and incitement against" the party.
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The exclusion is a surprise because Ronaldo is not injured and his recent playing form has been good.
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During his youth, Bruce faced incidents of derision and exclusion on account of not being 100 percent Chinese.
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Exclusion laws turned anti-immigrant sentiment into an official policy, the effects of which are still felt today.
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Devoid of the human figure, the tableau evokes feelings of inclusion and exclusion and their high school associations.
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I went to the exclusion zone around Chernobyl, [the site of a major nuclear] accident in 1986 and again people were willing to take me round, and to talk me through the radiological hazards there, and show me the extraordinary amount of wildlife that is now in that exclusion zone.
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Edmund Randolph proposed that a third exclusion from pardons join those for state crimes and impeachments: prosecutions for treason.
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Price's bill proposes limiting the employer-tax exclusion for insurance to $8,000 for individual policies and $20,000 for families.
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For instance, you may qualify for an exclusion if your lender lowered your mortgage balance through a loan modification.
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Perot appears on CNN after exclusion from '96 presidential debate stage Perot was not included in the 1996 debates.
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The German ministry of defense declined to comment on the exclusion, which was first reported by business newspaper Handelsblatt.
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What remains clear is that basic acts of journalism, even outside exclusion zones, were interpreted as harassment by police.
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The 30-kilometer region surrounding the plant, called the Exclusion Zone, has a second life as a tourist destination.
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In the years following the disaster, graffiti artists traveled to the exclusion zone to paint commemorative murals and portraits.
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That explosion happened without warning, which is why there is a permanent 6 kilometer exclusion zone around the volcano.
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However, Lappartient insisted that the exclusion was to protect riders' health and safety rather than any performance enhancing benefits.
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Nasrallah said rejecting a Sunni ally from its "March 8" camp amounted to exclusion of a section of Lebanese.
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Over the course of 21 days, the animal ended up about 186 miles (300 km) outside the exclusion zone.
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Gay rights supporters protest against the exclusion of the LGBT community from the St. Patrick's Day Parade in 2014.
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Aadhaar's critics have also said that the program leads to exclusion if someone's fingerprint or iris scan doesn't work.
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First, focusing on the vinyl record specifically led to two major zones of exclusion — first, one based around time.
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Rob Portman's relatively expansive proposal, lifting the exclusion not just for opioid abuse but for all forms of addiction.
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He is now planning to take his complaints about his exclusion to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.
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His exclusion of Creed teammates caught the eye of director Ava DuVernay and actor Samuel L. Jackson, among others.
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Many women have shared their stories with me, and they go far beyond exclusion from meetings and golf courses.
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Eastman had initially said it would go forward with the tour, despite the exclusion of the South Korean students.
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That exclusion could be eliminated and in exchange individual income tax rates could be made a little bit lower.
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Trump appears laser-focused on his own fortunes to the exclusion of the national security of the United States.
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It also helps that the two parties have run the state since 1967, to the exclusion of national parties.
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And if I was feeling angry about exclusion to take that anger and do something very productive with it.
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Failure to do so will exacerbate pressure on government spending and could lead to permanent exclusion and further polarisation.
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Aesthetics are defined by race, culture, and class which can lead to creating zones of exclusion without consciously trying.
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Performer Jes Tom wrote in an email to Mashable that their relationship with Co—Star is one of exclusion.
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The agency said a temporary exclusion zone of 300 meters (985 feet) to keep boats away remains in force.
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The UNDP works in around 170 countries and territories and aims to eradicate poverty and reduce inequality and exclusion.
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It said the aluminum is produced by Nippon Light Metal and sought an exclusion for 10 million kilograms annually.
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The prevalence of natural-resources companies, repressive regimes and corruption means a simple exclusion-based approach may not work.
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So this exclusion zone, the radiation is too high to be able to stay there for a long period.
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The number of visitors to the "exclusion zone" has since jumped (from 23,267 in 113 to 211,21941 in 21950).
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According to Human Rights Watch, one in four disabled children is not in school due to discrimination and exclusion.
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Iran's exclusion from membership of the JMMC is symptomatic of its marginalization within OPEC and the wider oil market.
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Some on Twitter have suggested that the exclusion stems from the fact that both of them are Black men.
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Except that he would: Delaney pays for his program by eliminating the tax exclusion for employer-provided health benefits.
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Despite his willingness to go to great lengths, he wasn't the first person to capture Fukushima's eerie exclusion zone.
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"It is indicative that one of the four exclusion criteria was participants' failure to understand the cartoons," he wrote.
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Any exclusion of a supplier in a market with few suppliers usually results in poorer quality at higher prices.
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The MCA is still monitoring the area and has set an exclusion zone of 300 meters around the rig.
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Instead, each voter is limited to backing just one candidate, to the exclusion of all others in the running.
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"That being said, there is a lot of local variability allowed in those inclusion and exclusion criteria," he said.
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These judgments about inclusion or exclusion are frequently going to seem intuitive to us, the players—that's the point.
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Their exclusion followed Pyongyang cutting off high-level contact with Seoul to protest joint U.S.-South Korean military exercises.
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Its framers envisioned reservations primarily as a weapon to target social exclusion, and saw it as a temporary measure.
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"We see the required divestments here as smaller than we originally expected, due to the exclusion of seed assets".
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There's not a definitive test that doctors use to diagnose it; it's a "diagnosis of exclusion," Dr. Rosen says.
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"Soft power has a role to play, but not to the exclusion of kinetics," or military action, said Hoffman.
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"Denial of citizenship is a key aspect of the discrimination and exclusion that have shaped their plight," he said.
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Once your heart rate hits 22000 beats per minute, tunnel vision and audio exclusion can follow, further exacerbating matters.
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While it's no longer an issue in McClendon's case, D&O insurance typically comes with a "criminal acts" exclusion.
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But the more rates are lowered, the better a credit looks compared to an exclusion of income from taxation.
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Furthermore, it is fundamentally at odds with American values, which call for merit-based opportunity, not group-based exclusion.
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Everyone on this earth — with the possible exclusion of Beyoncé — has experienced rejection at some point in their career.
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The first step is to be aware of the social exclusion, and be acceptant—even embrace—a single lifestyle.
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Exclusion played a role in getting to this point — a record-breaking, black-written, directed and acted superhero film.
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"Everybody on our side is talking about House and Senate races to the exclusion of everything else," he said.
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For instance, the foreign earned income exclusion allows you to exclude up to $104,100 in overseas income in 2018.
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Fortunately, the exclusion of most of the Caribbean from the BUILD Act can be resolved with a modest change.
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The Science & Technology Committee also recommended the government mandate the exclusion of Huawei from the core of 5G networks.
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The exclusion was based on a provision in Missouri's constitution prohibiting the use of public funds for church aid.
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We understand the demands of realpolitik, but the exclusion of Rojava from the U.N. talks is shortsighted and unjust.
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Feminism seemed too radical, or too white, or too obsessed with gender oppression to the exclusion of other kinds.
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" Two Russian swimmers filed appeals of their exclusion from the Rio Olympics, claiming the decision was "invalid" and "unenforceable.
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That, too, had been sport's answer to terrorism and exclusion: Let the people come, let humanity share the games.
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Besides passing its own bankruptcy law in 2014, Puerto Rico tried to persuade Congress to delete the 1984 exclusion.
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He declined to identify which companies may be targeted for exclusion or name the industries that were being scrutinized.
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The difference between theological purity and cultural exclusion is not always as tidy as believers would like to think.
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This has ranged from a mild distrust of the establishment to full-on arguments of deliberate exclusion, a #YangMediaBlackout.
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One passage reads: The history of the cubicle, then, is also a hidden history of racial exclusion in America.
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Misguided thinking from all sides contributes to social exclusion, so overcoming it will take innovative solutions from all sides.
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Women might also experience social exclusion and isolation, such as not being invited to out-of-hours catch-ups.
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In 1882, in an earlier age of flourishing nativism, Congress passed the first "public charge" exclusion into federal law.
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Qualcomm has asked the commission to issue a limited exclusion order and cease and desist orders against the companies.
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I'm not alone as a person experiencing judgment, scrutiny, and social exclusion for the crimes of a loved one.
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"Yes, it touches upon the nastier aspects of baseball history, including exclusion based on race and gender," he said.
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On the other hand, when the reason for inclusion or exclusion is this patently stupid, it drives you nuts.
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Even while still a disqualified nonmember, China was allowed to dictate the exclusion of another applicant, which was qualified.
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"If we address stigma through art, we'll be able to cut through the silence and stop the social exclusion."
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It's surrounded by an 800-meter exclusion, which can only be crossed by permission of the UK Home Office.
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"Your insistence on exclusion and scapegoating would be bad for business and bad for the American economy," they wrote.
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If we are to truly care for those who are profoundly impaired we must end the discriminatory I.M.D. Exclusion.
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Luckily, there were actually two options I could find in the slot — apologies to JESSE VENTURA for the exclusion!
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Of the 215 objections to aluminum exclusion requests filed with the Commerce Department, more than half came from Century.
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Diversity and inclusion go hand in hand, and productive diversity of opinion cannot be based on principles of exclusion.
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If Japan does not secure an exemption, Mr. Fritz said, Union Pacific planned to apply for a product exclusion.
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To keep tuition low or nonexistent, they often rely on restricted grants, to the necessary exclusion of most Americans.
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What they saw was an explosive growth in the starter bacteria, to the exclusion of almost any other type.
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The same, racist, anti-immigrant politics that led to Exclusion are alive and well in our current, toxic times.
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The reason for the exclusion was that Cannes requires all competition titles to be released in French movie theaters.
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What it highlighted was the exclusion of women from other lists, like Grammy nominees for album of the year.
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The department effectively fixed Century's error, then ruled that the objection was valid — and that Rusal's exclusion was void.
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Meanwhile, queer or not, single people are treated with a mild exclusion and a bafflement that feels centuries past.
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History has shown that exclusion tends to be the approach of, as Donald Trump might put it, the losers.
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And under the new $210 million baseline exclusion for married filers, the tax would have hit just 220 estates.
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Public companies usually live under the tyranny of Wall Street, which prizes profits to the exclusion of all else.
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The Exclusion Act, originally intended to last 10 years, extended for more than 60, and wasn't repealed until 1943.
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I and many other Iranian women activists protested, wrote letters and sent proof of our exclusion to FIFA's headquarters.
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Sadly, the status quo of our system imposes a certain amount of exclusion for a white majority to prosper.
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"This case asks whether the federal Constitution allows the wholesale exclusion of religious schools from scholarship programs," he said.
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Because it's presenting something that is contrary to the exclusion [that black people experienced before and after legal desegregation].
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Great literature cannot exist if it is based on hate, fear, division, exclusion, scapegoating or the use of injustice.
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Ending the exclusion could improve those metrics and give hospitals enough funding to offer care that is truly therapeutic.
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Our popular culture and major media can at times worship youthfulness to the apparent exclusion of the more mature.
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Prejudice and violence eat away at the fabric of our society by increasing people's feelings of vulnerability and exclusion.
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The scene is one of shame and exclusion more than overt violence, and is the more powerful for that.
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" And Judge Daniels added: "The rule is simply a new agency policy of exclusion in search of a justification.
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Even for the people who did turn to fundamentalism, religion was often a question of economic and political exclusion.
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In May, she wrote 13 times about Taiwan's exclusion from the World Health Assembly, which happened at Beijing's behest.
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Perhaps you have to have a Jew's history of exclusion and otherness and a Jew's audacity to do that.
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Developer Quantic Dream has had to own up to a toxic culture of exclusion and bad game development practices.
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On Monday evening the State Department did not respond to CNN's request for comment about the exclusion of Kelemen.
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