"Their fear tactics worked right after the coup," said Sunai.
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The amendment's supporters called that 'fear tactics,' but it was true.
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That said, while fear tactics can be powerful, they don't always work.
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Clinton told those in attendance Putin was "a world-class misogynist" who used fear tactics against women.
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If you sense someone is using fear tactics to control you, definitely say goodbye at this time.
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"People are inured to fear tactics because they think you're trying to scare them straight," adds Deeney.
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But there is one place where Mr. Trump's fear tactics have been an unqualified success: among Republicans.
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Locals can be hostile and superstitious – believing outsiders spell danger - and drive out newcomers with fear tactics or worse.
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Republicans, in turn, have accused Democrats of misrepresenting their position on health care, dismissing their attacks as fear tactics.
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However, when someone's life is threatened, their urgent need to flee cannot be stopped, even by draconian fear tactics.
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And a 24-year-old marketing professional in Philadelphia, PA, realized that fear tactics around salary secrecy can be subtle.
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But using fear tactics against a minority group to gain political power is far from new – in fact, it has chilling precedent.
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They said his rhetoric was a crass attempt to use fear tactics to turn out his base in the midterms next week.
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They've continued to rise as part of the Trump administration's broader efforts to deter immigration with penalties and fear tactics, experts tell Axios.
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So the president will combat immigration with fear tactics and the beginnings of the Great Wall of Trump, which he will visit in mid-March.
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It relies on communities' fragility to advance its agenda, employing fear tactics to help win insurgencies and offering food, medicine, and schools to increase support.
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We fully support the passage of a funding bill to help eradicate Zika but fear tactics should not be deployed as a means to an end.
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This is a newer method used by anti-abortion activists who find the more traditional methods of clinic protesters — fear tactics and shaming, for example — crass and ineffective.
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Given that the waiver you're asked to sign alludes to "graphic scenes of simulated horror" and "performance-driven fear tactics," it's safe to assume things won't go well.
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"Despite what has happened to her, she would want us all to carry on regardless, and not be frightened by fear tactics," her family said, urging against despair.
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They know that seven in 10 Americans support a woman's right to make her own reproductive decisions, and they know that lies and fear tactics are all they have.
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Democratic leaders, in a rebuttal also carried live on national television, accused the president on Tuesday night of using fear tactics and spreading misinformation about the situation along the border.
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"This is about the people of the 13th District disregarding fear tactics, disregarding phobias, where we celebrate you because of who you are, not despite it," she told the Washington Post.
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Instead of invoking religion or using fear tactics, speakers at the gathering suggested anti-abortion advocates take on a friendlier demeanor and deploy the girl-power messaging common in mainstream feminism.
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" She said that at the same time it was devastating to know that Lanza had allegedly "been doing this for so long and he has been using fear tactics to silence us.
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Despite what has happened to her, she would want us all to carry on regardless and not be frightened by fear tactics, instead she regularly urged us all to rise up against it.
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"For some people it came down to comparing Sinema to an opponent who openly campaigned on the Trump fear tactics," said Ms. Gomez, referring to Ms. McSally, the Republican defeated in the Senate race.
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"This is yet another example of corporations and billionaires trying to exempt themselves from the democratic process by using wealth and fear tactics," Gig Workers Rising organizer and driver Edan Alva said in a statement.
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"This is yet another example of corporations and billionaires trying to exempt themselves from the democratic process by using wealth and fear tactics," Gig Workers Rising, which supported the bill, said in a press release.
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But instead, Ryan is crisscrossing Washington and the country saying he's identified the Republican Party's biggest problem: that its most prominent message to Americans is the race-baiting fear tactics now popularized by the party's president.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Germany's foreign minister warned during a trip to Washington on Tuesday about a rise in the use of populist fear tactics by politicians on both sides of the Atlantic, describing this as a threat to Europe, the United States and transatlantic relations.
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The plot of the upcoming Harry Potter spin-off film, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, feels eerily similar to what's been happening politically across the globe in the past several years, where politicians use fear tactics to convince voters to join their side.
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" By age 12, he was interacting with world leaders and encouraging journalists and media correspondents to move beyond sensation and finger-pointing and fear tactics, and to begin shining light on the genuine goodness that is a part of our world to "make peace the news!
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By requiring a default mens rea standard, the power to prosecute and convict citizens of everyday behavior is eroded greatly and the fear tactics implemented in the hearing suggest that the executive and proponents of "over-federalization" are not going to relinquish that without a fight.
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To prevent violent extremism and address the grievances that cause it at home and abroad, it is the responsibility of all Americans to resist fear tactics by political leaders and speak out against extremist elements within our own society that promote the exact kind of intolerance endorsed by ISIS.
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Aside from prejudice-based fear tactics and the fight to preserve masculinity, the bathrooms bills—and many instances in which appeals to the safety of women and children are made—can often be traced back to one more divisive issue: the role of the government in people's lives.
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Shankar sends Jyoti (Navneet Nishan) to Arun to go intimate with him. When Sapna sees this, she mistakes this as an affair. Arun reaches Sapna's mansion and clears the confusion, however, Mama sees this and tries to attack Arun. Arun stands up to Mama Thakur's fear tactics and installs that fear in Mama.
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Victims of trafficking and exploitation are coerced through fear tactics, violence, and a lack of knowledge of the resources available to them. Rescue is only the first step. The goals of ITEMP are: protection, prevention, and, on a smaller scale, prosecution. Many of those rescued are at a very high risk of falling victim to trafficking or exploitation again.
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She eventually gains the populace's support and wins the election. After taking office, Lois attempts to propose a tax raise, though when this fails, begins to use fear tactics to raise funds to clean up the lake. Her efforts are successful and life returns to the clean lake. She even has leftover cash afterwards, so she embezzles $600 to purchase a purse, much to Brian's disappointment.
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Starting in December 1965, Chavez's organization participated in several consumer boycotts against the Schenley corporation. The increased pressure from supporters in the business sector led to the farm workers’ victory and acquisition of union contracts that immediately raised wages and established hiring halls in Delano, Coachella, and Lamont. The large corporations affected by the strikes led by Chavez employed fear tactics in order to protect profits. The documentary The Wrath of Grapes mentions that the Delano-based company, M Caratan Inc.
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These are the fear tactics in place, whether purposely or not, to prevent women from thriving in the film industry. However, there is much more gendered discrimination towards women after they receive the job and actually begin to help and/or produce work. Statistics show that there are not many women in senior positions in the industry. Compared to the number of women hired, it is clearly shown that women are not given the chance to keep their jobs for long periods of time.
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" Adding further to the fear tactics, Congressman Van Zandt charged that Clark was "soft on Communism". Milliken added the only sensible point: "If this country continues spending as it is doing, it will spend itself into bankruptcy." Meanwhile, the Democratic candidate for Congress, Chester attorney John A. Reilly, went on the attack, accusing Milliken of "double talk" and expecting to win due to the "complacency of Delaware County voters. I feel they are entitled to learn that Milliken has done nothing constructive in Washington and that he is no more than a puppet for his Chester bosses.
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In the spectrum of the Cold War, the concept of brinkmanship involved the West and the Soviet Union using fear tactics and intimidation as strategies to make the opposing faction back down. Each party pushed dangerous situations to the brink, with the intention of making the other back down in matters of international politics and foreign policy, to obtain concessions. Nevertheless, in the Cold War both parties were confronted with devastating consequences since the threats of nuclear war were unmanageable in any situation. By escalating threats of nuclear war and massive retaliation, both parties were forced to respond with more force.
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The stealth elements—including camouflaging and the use of fear tactics—drew inspiration from films such as Rambo and Predator. Swimming was incorporated into the gameplay, though the team gave it a "survival-action" feel. Director Daniel Chayer-Bisson described redesigning the established level design as "a nightmare", because they had to take into account player experimentation and potential sequence breaking when implementing new mechanics such as climbing onto overhangs and using the grappling line. During surveys of the fan base, the team heard wishes both for harder puzzles and the removal of visual climbing aids such as white surfaces.
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Her video polemics of the 1980s and 1990s > address such issues as government-sponsored fear tactics underpinning > nuclear proliferation, American interventionist foreign policy in Latin > America, and the role of exploitative real-estate speculation in the failure > of the American dream. Buchanan was a producer of Close Radio along with Paul McCarthy and John Duncan. Andra Darlington writes in From California Video: Artists and Histories: > Nancy Buchanan began using video as a natural extension of performance and > installation in the late 1970s and has continued experimenting with new > media throughout her career. Her work explores the spaces between political > essay, poetry, and performance.
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War and violent conflict between tribes, on the other hand, helped create a far more receptive audience to Christianity and increased the Jesuits' potential for successful conversion.Daniel K. Richter, "Iroquois versus Iroquois: Jesuit Missions and Christianity in Village Politics, 1642-1686," Ethnohistory 32, no. 1 (1985): 46. Nevertheless, natives were also converted by other means. Father Paul Le Jeune advocated fear tactics to convert natives to Christianity, such as showing them frightening pictures of Hell or drawing upon the natives’ own fears, such as losing a child, in order to create horrifying mental images and encourage the natives to consider their own mortality and salvation.
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Feminist scholars and activist groups criticize President Park's means of obtaining a one hundred percent conscription rate, as he created the means to criminalize men who deviated from the hegemonic masculine ideal President Park propagated. Through his fear tactics, President Park painted Conscientious Objectors as possible spies or communists. Further, the propaganda released supporting conscription ensures that being a part of the military is a critical aspect of South Korean men's identity and idea of masculinity that is then legally solidified by the Military Service Act. In the fight against Conscientious Objectors, both the public and the government criminalized deviance from the status quo.
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On 14 August, he went further, declaring that the initiative was nothing more than a jostle to retain power. Opposition Leader Mahendra Chaudhry said that the grouping of parties on ethnic lines would further divide the nation, and accused Prime Minister Qarase of using fear tactics to scare indigenous Fijians into supporting indigenous parties, lest Indo-Fijians take over the country. National Federation Party General Secretary Pramod Rae considered that internal differences in the coalition would cause it to be short-lived. Despite his role in the formation of the coalition, former Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka expressed doubts about its workability on 27 December.
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Those that participated in persecuting the American Christian used fear tactics such as destroying the homes of the missionaries or kidnapping them and leaving them stranded somewhere in the wilderness, and caused multiple emotional breakdowns for many. American Christians began to become furloughed from all the chaos and panic as well as some of the Church's loss of funds. Chinese Christians were left in charge of the institutions that were left behind but many were persecuted still because of the contradicting ideals of the natives and Christianity. The movement effectively came to an end with Chiang Kai-shek's baptism in 1929 and the appointment of T. V. Soong, a Christian, as premier in 1930.
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Mia was clingy and focused her hatred towards Lissa as the only surviving member of the Dragomir line. Manipulating two other students using sex, she persuaded them to help her in her fear tactics against Lissa. A Moroi named Christian Ozera, who is viewed poorly by his peers because his parents became Strigoi (the evil, undead vampires of legend, which Moroi become if they completely drain their victims of blood), tries to romance Lissa but Rose manages to keep him away by lying to both Lissa and Christian. Rose also discovers that Lissa has the same rare power that the founder of their school St. Vladimir had, that of Spirit, a power which enables the caster to heal ailments, and saves the dying; however, using Spirit drains the user's life energy bit by bit with each use.
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The setting of the game is rooted within the fictional metropolitan city of Halcyon, a futuristic city that was constructed on Manhattan island from the ashes of the former New York City. The storyline exhibits themes that have received prominent attention from contemporary mainstream newscasts including such issues as the polarization of wealth, disappearing middle-class, decline of the Earth's ecosystem, abuses by the executive branch of the United States Federal Government, manipulation and control of the mass through the use of fear tactics, erosion of the United States economy and employment market, and the perils associated with plutocracy and corporate imperiousness. Gameplay begins in the year 2120, eight years after the Great Tribulation, and includes the involvement of numerous governmental, militaristic, corporate, organizational, and independent factions as they converge upon the emerging city in struggles over power, money, and ideals.
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On 11 October 2010, Canada's Minister of National Defence, Peter MacKay, spoke at a news conference in Kandahar, Afghanistan, while visiting Canadian troops stating that negotiations with the UAE to extend the lease of the Canadian base had failed and that the Canadian Forces would vacate Camp Mirage in compliance with the UAE's wishes. This posed a potential problem for transportation to and from Afghanistan. Hours later MacKay, Chief of the Defence Staff General Walter Natynczyk and Veterans Affairs Minister Jean-Pierre Blackburn were on a plane back to Canada which was scheduled to land at Camp Mirage when it was denied landing rights and forced to reroute to Europe. The UAE responded to the incident saying that the Canadian government of Prime Minister Stephen Harper (Conservative Party) was distorting information about the incident; that the plane had been notified ahead of time that landing rights had been suspended, and that the Harper government was resorting to "fear tactics" to spin a negative light on the UAE in the Canadian media.
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