The freedoms of my friends and family in the LGBTQ community are my freedoms, and my freedoms are theirs.
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Internet freedoms Internet rights activists argue the new laws restrict freedoms.
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I am Muslim, and my freedoms shouldn't interfere with other people's freedoms.
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I have freedoms, and I didn't negate those freedoms by becoming an elected official.
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For Freedoms, takes its name from painter Norman Rockwell's Four Freedoms war bond oil paintings.
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In a supposed attempt to defend religious freedoms, Mississippi actually violated religious freedoms, according to Reeves.
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"FDR's Freedoms" turns to Roosevelt's proclamation of the Four Freedoms as a reason to enter the war.
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Ironically, in an effort to allegedly protect our freedoms, the administration took measures that actually eroded American freedoms.
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It's about honoring those who fought and died for our freedoms and preserving those freedoms for our children.
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When government at any level threatens our freedoms — including economic freedoms — then that government must be called out.
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When you start taking that away, what's in jeopardy, our political freedoms and every economic freedoms, every other freedom.
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Political defeat reminds the bested of the tremendous freedoms protecting dissent, especially the freedoms of speech, association, and press.
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Growing government has eroded some of our freedoms, but we still have more freedoms than most countries in the world.
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The city is guaranteed special freedoms under a policy called one country, two systems but many think these freedoms are being eroded.
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They are not satisfied with the protection of existing freedoms; instead, they want to expand and fulfil freedoms yet to be obtained.
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"It's another demonstration of a regime that doesn't like freedoms, a regime that is restricting the freedoms of citizens," Colombia's Santos told journalists.
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Supporting the removal of some freedoms, be it the movement of capital, goods or people, does not mean advocating the removal of all freedoms.
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Ms Gericke would like to see New Hampshire become a "mix between Alaska and Amsterdam on personal freedoms, and Hong Kong on economic freedoms".
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"Rockwell's Four Freedoms" tells the story of the painter's vision of the freedoms, while "Freedom's Legacy" explores Mr. Rockwell's continuing focus on human rights.
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"Hong Kong's success is predicated on its rule of law and respect for fundamental freedoms, including freedoms of expression and peaceful assembly," she said.
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To preserve the basic political freedoms of democracy requires recognizing that these freedoms are sometimes going to be abused by politicians such as Donald Trump.
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While 46% say protesting during the anthem is disrespectful to the freedoms that the anthem represents, an almost equal 45% say such protests demonstrate those freedoms.
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Or is it the reverse: that the contradiction comes from those who trumpet the freedoms the flag represents but then criticize someone who exercises those freedoms?
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He was also expressing some conventional wisdom about development: that rapid growth naturally brought political freedoms, and that without those freedoms, growth would be short-lived.
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To be like an essay means that, in a practical bit of prose, attention has been paid to expressiveness and that to gain expressiveness certain freedoms have been exercised, freedoms illicit in the minds of some readers, freedoms not so much exercised as seized over the border.
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There's greater thankfulness for the nation and its rights and freedoms, however, with 13% saying they are most thankful to live in America or enjoy its freedoms.
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Scott's flag, welcomes visitors to the politically charged, For Freedoms exhibition hosted by the For Freedoms Political Action Committee, the first of its kind run by artists.
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Called "For Freedoms," a riff on Norman Rockwell's all-American series "Four Freedoms," the conceptual art project is a nonpartisan "super PAC" that has raised about $100,000.
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"We are proud that in this murky, desert region that surrounds us when it comes to freedoms, we are a country of freedoms par excellence," he said.
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That can be unsettling for those of us who grew up without those freedoms, and within systems of bigotry that assailed those freedoms as unnatural or sinful.
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"We reckon that people in this country very much value their freedoms and democracy—and that they will realize when their freedoms are being eroded," he said.
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At once Johnson is ignoring the question, contradicting his running mate, and botching the chance to explain how the freedoms of businesses intersect to the freedoms of individuals.
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"Their goal is to eliminate the Second Amendment and our firearms freedoms so they can eradicate all individual freedoms," he said of the push by gun-control advocates.
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"It was always ingrained in me to be very appreciative of the freedoms that we have as Americans, and be willing to fight for those freedoms," she says.
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I love that opening he allows into a time when women's freedoms, and in fact, all of youth's freedoms changed, and how the consequences of that rippled out into society.
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For Freedoms was founded as a super PAC by Mr. Gottesman and Hank Willis Thomas in 2016 and was inspired by Franklin D. Roosevelt's "Four Freedoms" wartime address in 1941.
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There are many people who do support women's reproductive freedoms but who aren't voting with value because they've become conditioned to believe that the landscape of women's reproductive freedoms is safe.
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James: The prized balance between individual freedom and allowing markets to work, while having a government that can effectively safeguard the freedoms of its peoples, both positive and negative freedoms, is tough.
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"We're not restricting freedoms, we're ensuring that freedoms can be guaranteed," Aurore Berger, a spokeswoman for Macron's La Republique En Marche party told BFM TV on Thursday, hours after the overnight vote.
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"Freedoms of expression and assembly are core values that we share with the people of Hong Kong and these freedoms should be protected," said the U.S. official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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A companion exhibition, "Reimagining the Four Freedoms," featuring contemporary interpretations of the Four Freedoms, will be on view at Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College from May 26 to Sept. 2.
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My purpose was to show UK's terrorismlaw violates press freedoms.
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Berlin says the crackdown was excessive and harmed basic freedoms.
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He realised that he had taken Western freedoms for granted.
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Beijing denies accusations that it restricts the Uighurs' religious freedoms.
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On that day, I was fighting for women's reproductive freedoms.
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Taiwan did not always enjoy these freedoms, digital or otherwise.
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Many fear Beijing is increasingly chipping away at those freedoms.
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Hinckley has slowly gained some freedoms since he was incarcerated.
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Tsipras told Erdogan he too had sensitivities on religious freedoms.
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At $200 a pop the Jaybird Freedoms are not cheap.
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That violates "the fundamental freedoms of users," said the CNIL.
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But activists say those freedoms have come under serious threat.
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Hinckley has slowly gained some freedoms since he was incarcerated.
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Buy Canadian, support Canadian businesses, uphold Canadian rights, freedoms & tolerance!
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The Democrats are taking away our freedoms and our jobs.
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It's unclear how the election results might impact media freedoms.
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"But fortunately, freedoms exist and we can talk," she said.
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Rights groups say demolishing crosses restricts Christianity and religious freedoms.
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He also stressed respect for human rights and religious freedoms.
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" "Hopefully he can enjoy some freedoms again in his life.
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We have a passion for freedoms like freedom of expression.
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Stability would come from more rights and freedoms, not fewer.
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We did not restrict all the freedoms in this country.
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Do we not all deserve these same rights and freedoms?
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A referendum on freedoms & radical LGBTIQ sex education in schools.
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Political and press freedoms have also declined in the city.
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Press and internet freedoms have taken an especially drastic turn.
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"We will do nothing that goes against freedoms," he declared.
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An almost equal 45% say such protests demonstrate those freedoms.
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It ensured Hong Kong its freedoms, including an independent judiciary.
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That's not possible, because North Koreans don't enjoy personal freedoms.
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Any regulation must evolve alongside technology to safeguard fundamental freedoms.
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But we have to fight for our freedoms and democracy.
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Beijing takes a run at dismantling the city's democratic freedoms.
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The First Amendment guarantees the freedoms of speech and expression.
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But many observers see a gradual erosion of those freedoms.
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According to Hong Kong's Basic Law, we have myriad freedoms.
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The incumbent president, Hassan Rouhani, promotes economic and social freedoms.
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Let's hope Congress seizes the opportunity to unshackle these freedoms.
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With the First amendment ... with those freedoms also come responsibilities.
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After all, the Greeks thought their freedoms were pretty secure.
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Religious freedom supports, and is supported by, other political freedoms.
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When those freedoms are threatened, religious freedom is also threatened.
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"What makes America beautiful is our personal freedoms," he said.
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"President Sisi has permitted these kinds of freedoms," he said.
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And I love our country, and I love our freedoms.
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You've taken enough — of his taxes, his freedoms, his culture.
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Those freedoms were guaranteed under a "one country, two systems" formula when Britain returned Hong Kong to China in 1997, a formula that allows wide-ranging autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed on the mainland.
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But to English Canadians, the law is seen as violating freedoms guaranteed in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms – Canada's equivalent to the U.S. Bill of Rights – and is deemed particularly intolerant of religious minorities.
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Dialogues on Memory and Desire is a For Freedoms Federation exhibition.
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It's even more negative in places where there are fewer freedoms.
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The gains came, however, at a considerable cost to personal freedoms.
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These bodies are making rules that really do affect our freedoms.
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Enjoy the day celebrating our freedoms in this great country. pic.twitter.
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We should not jeopardize the freedoms that President Reagan and Mrs.
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Under emergency powers, freedoms of assembly and press have been curtailed.
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We aren't allowed many freedoms here, as I'm sure you know.
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The date is marked annually with protests calling for greater freedoms.
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No school policy can override the freedoms guaranteed to every American.
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The fight to keep online freedoms in place isn't over yet.
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Its charter of rights and freedoms proclaims the country's "multicultural heritage".
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The European Commission insists that the single market's freedoms are indivisible.
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These are known as the first and second freedoms of flight.
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And strong antidiscrimination laws help ensure that everyone shares those freedoms.
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Unfortunately I think it's going to affect all kinda of freedoms.
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They would steal little freedoms, steal little joys here and there.
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Ms Yu thinks that Taiwanese just want to preserve their freedoms.
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And any perceived encroachment on the territory's freedoms provokes loud protests.
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It's about what they represent: cherished freedoms, a reverence for independence.
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China ignores borders in its pursuit of critics Freedoms being eroded?
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The Freedoms aren't exactly for audiophiles, but they sound pretty good.
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More importantly they sound great, and cost less than the Freedoms.
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They shed blood for the freedoms we enjoy in this country.
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First, you're welcome, for your amazing freedoms, all this tremendous democracy.
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The Intercept: Democratic lawsuit against WikiLeaks a threat to press freedoms.
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Franklin Roosevelt's 2628 address became known as the Four Freedoms speech.
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We must never give up the fight to protect their freedoms.
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Future generations deserve the same freedoms we have all benefited from.
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But these freedoms have come with a price so many times.
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Our freedoms don't end with the First Amendment to the Constitution.
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" The caption underneath reads, "Vote like your freedoms depend on it.
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So many around the world don't have the freedoms we do.
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Our freedoms, our way of life, our democracy is under threat.
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Countries that deny religious freedom invariably restrict other freedoms as well.
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"People actually shed blood for the freedoms we have," she said.
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The charges, still unknown, have raised fears about undermining press freedoms.
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Those guys were out there fighting for our liberties and freedoms.
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When other people's "conscience" and "religious freedom" supersede your constitutional freedoms.
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Yet these freedoms didn't always work out so well for women.
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China in 1997 promised to guarantee the freedoms for 50 years.
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This decision reaffirms the fundamental freedoms that make all democracies strong.
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Critics have also assailed her for the repression of political freedoms.
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They have enough freedoms in the world that we never had.
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But many in Hong Kong accuse Beijing of eroding its freedoms.
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Abed is an idealistic Syrian civilian who protested for political freedoms.
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The nonprofit organization works to guard press freedoms around the world.
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This conception harks back to President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Four Freedoms.
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" The aide added, "Of course incoming administrations have freedoms in staffing.
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Middle East nations must codify religious protections and freedoms into law.
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They have enough freedoms in the world that we never had.
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This should not count as a "success" for Fourth Amendment freedoms.
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We should all be concerned that our freedoms are in jeopardy.
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But what matters is the future, not the past, and whether a nation built on constraining the freedoms granted to ordinary people can outpace, outsmart, and outlast another nation built on defending and broadening those freedoms.
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It's mentioned explicitly in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (Canada's Bill of Rights), which protects "any rights or freedoms that have been recognized by the Royal Proclamation of October 7, 1763" for all aboriginal people.
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My hope is that these men will continue in the spirit of American freedom by adding their leadership talents and abilities to further promote American values and at the same time protect America's freedoms — all Americans' freedoms.
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We will not stay silent as the freedoms of others are destroyed.
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When I think about the freedoms I had it's like a dream.
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For that crime, we lost our homes, our livelihoods and our freedoms.
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Poroshenko promised not to restrict citizens' rights and freedoms or introduce censorship.
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The parents appealed the decision, claiming it infringed on their religious freedoms.
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"I like the whole personal freedoms side of Libertarian ideas," he said.
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But investment migrants embody the freedoms available to the winners from globalisation.
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Starting in the early 1980s, free markets, globalisation and individual freedoms flourished.
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A yes to the continuing assault on freedoms of expression and association.
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Yet, on the other hand, Richardson and his collaborators relish their freedoms.
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Radicals want the most change when it comes to rights and freedoms.
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This is a country founded on basic freedoms, including freedom of religion.
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But students exposed to American freedoms may call for change at home.
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The second principle is to be mindful of the balance of freedoms.
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The fight for women's equality has never been solely about sexual freedoms.
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He might back off these promised attacks on our democracy and freedoms.
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Most Latin Americans today enjoy more rights and freedoms than ever before.
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Demonstrators have harnessed the momentum to advocate for greater democratic freedoms overall.
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There will be new freedoms, new opportunities, new horizons for our country.
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Some critics have said his attacks on news media endanger press freedoms.
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Individually and collectively, Europe's democracies are supposed to stand for enlightenment freedoms.
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When people feel unsafe, they are more willing to relinquish their freedoms.
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"That's an assault on our individual freedoms," the third-term congressman said.
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But she admits there could be more personal freedoms and economic opportunities.
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How do accurate portrayals of sex workers further their rights and freedoms?
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These communicated an easily understandable political message of personal freedoms and liberty.
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The Freedoms are more fashion-focused sport than they are workout sport.
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Since those protests, China has kept picking away at Hong Kong's freedoms.
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One more government mandate, however well-intentioned, will only reduce those freedoms.
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We intend to uphold these fundamental rights and freedoms to the full.
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We thank them for protecting our freedoms, especially our First Amendment rights.
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"It's time to restore the freedoms guaranteed by our Constitution," he said.
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Have you noticed a kind of cyclical ebb and flow of freedoms?
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"Our sheikha is an unusual product of American religious freedoms," she said.
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But instead of cherishing those rights and freedoms, we overvalue the symbols.
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He specializes in the Supreme Court and freedoms of speech and religion.
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Such episodes deliberately complicate the book's exaltation of mobility and its freedoms.
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The United States is a nation built upon individual rights and freedoms.
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"For Freedoms" is bent on widening that sphere and extending the stir.
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Either way, Mr. Ho doubts Britain's commitment to protecting Hong Kong's freedoms.
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In comparison, Obama voiced concerns about basic freedoms with all three leaders.
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"We have to protect our own values, our freedoms," Ms. Yau said.
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The likely burn victims are the First Amendment and other precious freedoms.
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The rule of law is the bastion, the stronghold, of our freedoms.
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Those candidates have called the move an unfair impingement on political freedoms.
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Disruption has delivered all kinds of new freedoms and options to people.
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What results is a regimented religious theocracy that strips away individual freedoms.
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Sharia law and the freedoms of the U.S. are mutually exclusive terms.
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Each day, a small but startling bite out of our personal freedoms.
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Tea-party Republicans decried the rules as an assault on personal freedoms.
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The sole Supreme Court case addressing elector freedoms, 1952's Ray v.
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Protesters were concerned the extradition bill would undermine the city's special freedoms.
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Abiy, a 41-year-old former army officer, has pledged greater freedoms.
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Without the freedoms our flag represents, it's only a piece of cloth.
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Go deeper: Hong Kong protests assert the freedoms China seeks to constrain
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Under China's current leader, Xi Jinping, those freedoms have been chipped away.
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The careful attention to gun freedoms, however, doesn't mean that anything goes.
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Hong Kong's Western-style freedoms have not just offered him a haven.
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The four freedoms guarantee free movement of people, goods, services and capital.
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Last year, the Parliament passed a draconian cybercrimes law curtailing digital freedoms.
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Religious freedom doesn't give you the right to override other people's freedoms.
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The Soviets brought schools and roads, civil institutions and freedoms for women.
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Ms. Lam has said she will uphold press freedoms in Hong Kong.
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And I think that one of the greatest freedoms is having privacy.
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Taiwan says China has sinister intentions, and it must defend its freedoms.
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They suffer terrible violence and are denied their basic rights and freedoms.
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But the ouster of the Taliban in 2001 heralded new religious freedoms.
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The world had to be persuaded of the freedoms of American life.
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The city's constitution guarantees wide-ranging personal freedoms and independent law enforcement.
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The criminal becomes the victim, the authoritarian the guarantor of our freedoms.
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White Americans have long defined the past through narratives of frontier freedoms.
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"This is one of the few freedoms we have," Mr. Farouque said.
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Among them are Art 21, Brooklyn Community Bail Fund, For Freedoms, Hollaback!
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"We are both keeping them safe, and protecting their rights and freedoms."
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Maybe. Is it because we have the First and Second Amendment freedoms?
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What's been broadly reported by now is that global democratic freedoms are in their 20th year of decline, a result both of surging autocracies like Russia and China, fraying freedoms in liberal democracies and Western complacency about both.
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The latest "internet freedoms" rankings are out, courtesy of Freedom House's annual report into the state of internet freedoms and personal liberties, based on rankings of 65 countries that represent the vast majority of the world's internet users.
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China rejects complaints it is stifling the city's freedoms and stresses its commitment to the "one country, two systems" formula under which the city is ruled, allowing it freedoms not enjoyed on the mainland, including an independent judiciary.
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Hong Kong is governed under a "one country, two systems" principle which allows the global financial hub a high degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed in China, including an independent legal system and freedoms of speech and assembly.
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"It's another demonstration of a regime that does not like freedoms," he said.
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We need to respect, have Turkey respect, democracy, human rights and fundamental freedoms.
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That's why our founders enshrined the press and its freedoms in our constitution.
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It allows freedoms not enjoyed in mainland China, including the right to protest.
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The freedoms that we exercise, but do not acknowledge are easily taken away.
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They demanded media freedoms, an end to attacks on journalists and opposition politicians.
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If voters allow legislators to stomp on workers' freedoms, what will be next?
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After observing the freedoms of the modern world, Serena is given a choice.
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It celebrates gay life, the leather scene and hard-won freedoms in Berlin.
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Our young people's freedoms were conceived here, and theirs were conceived in Britain.
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We will protect the rights and freedoms of UK nationals home and abroad.
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Many fear the central government in Beijing is chipping away at those freedoms.
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As one of Negan's (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) top guys, he's afforded certain freedoms.
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After gasping in wonder over the Freedoms' size, my cynical side took over.
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The Rockwell-Rashaad pairing illustrates one of the basic principles of For Freedoms.
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But many residents fear increasing interference by the mainland government is eroding freedoms.
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He is dedicated to demeaning our craft and restricting our freedoms of speech.
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Some experts maintain that reduced freedoms are necessary amid high-level security threats.
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Hong Kongers are supposed to have press freedoms not enjoyed in the mainland.
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The nation severely restricts the political, economic, and social freedoms of its people.
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Our militaries stand sentry around the world and sacrifice together for our freedoms.
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Our country has sent brave soldiers to war to preserve America's precious freedoms.
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Those freedoms mean that we can criticize government officials without fear of prosecution.
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Will reverse Obama's Executive Orders and concessions towards Cuba until freedoms are restored.
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" He added: "Our freedoms have never been under attack like they are today.
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Haley called for the Myanmar military to respect human rights and fundamental freedoms.
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According to human rights groups, the government has suppressed basic rights and freedoms.
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For Freedoms has raised $5,687 toward its $50,000 goal through its website, forfreedoms.
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That's why our Founders enshrined the press and its freedoms in our Constitution.
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The anthem and the American flag are symbols of important rights and freedoms.
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What small arena of freedoms journalists had been tolerated within had just shrunk.
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And I think we should be supportive of more freedoms in that country.
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"American Smooth" sprang from Ms. Dove's interest in dance, its strictures and freedoms.
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But critics say deepening fundamentalism within the Muslim majority is threatening religious freedoms.
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I cannot, or will not, take the freedoms this country offers for granted.
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This also isn't the first time Trump has "joked" about restricting press freedoms.
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Since then, public interest cases have secured many of our bedrock constitutional freedoms.
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If individuals exercise freedoms, conservatives like to say, some inequalities will naturally result.
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I'm one to stand up for freedoms, but this is just common sense.
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"...Our founders enshrined the press and its freedoms in our Constitution," Streep said.
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So many freedoms we take for granted that we did not have then.
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This is how reciprocity works: You limit our citizens' freedoms, we limit yours'.
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We have to have somebody who understands the Islamic threat to American freedoms.
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In my case especially, I must ensure those freedoms are protected for Ohioans.
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In a fascist state, the state has freedoms and the citizens have duties.
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Despite these recent headline-grabbing decrees, Saudi women still have very few freedoms.
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And those freedoms are on the line now, perhaps more than ever before.
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He knows that they exist in Europe, particularly regarding freedoms and universal rights.
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International organizations have long decried human rights violations and lack of press freedoms.
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Those historical milestones ushered in an era of expanding political and economic freedoms.
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Of course, anyone is capable of enjoying freedoms they have not seen before.
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"In Hong Kong we've never had democracy, but we enjoy freedoms," she said.
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Rather, they were exercising the exact freedoms my father gave his life for.
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The Hugo Chávez I knew believed in social justice, equality and fundamental freedoms.
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The question of whether his personal freedoms were being violated was more complicated.
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His government continues to deny citizens many basic freedoms, including freedom of speech.
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But when asked about the importance of such intellectual freedoms, Mr Ren bridles.
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To Mr. Ma, the link to Hong Kong's loss of freedoms seemed obvious.
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It's characteristic of a city that gets annoyed by attacks on its freedoms.
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The United States has historically been viewed as a champion for democratic freedoms.
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It also guarantees the city's rights and freedoms under the "two systems" formula.
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The appointment of judges who will protect our freedoms and the 85033nd amendment.
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Black women and girls and their freedoms and education are a lower priority.
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Should we accept an element of threat as the price for our freedoms?
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Moderates and pragmatists seeking greater political and social freedoms have mostly been barred.
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Turkey has since broadened human rights and boosted Kurdish linguistic and political freedoms.
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We live in the country and enjoy the freedoms that their vision created.
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Those actions "upheld the rights, freedoms, and lawful uses of the sea," Cmdr.
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That's why our founders enshrined the press and its freedoms in the Constitution.
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"All Rwandans are born and remain equal in rights and freedoms," he wrote.
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He must balance a healthy dose of the law with cherished press freedoms.
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The fight to preserve basic freedoms is not just against the Taliban, though.
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These amendments provide the basis for the individual freedoms that Americans enjoy today.
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The reporter has refused to issue a correction or addendum, citing press freedoms.
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The American people have demonstrated that they will always, always defend these freedoms.
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The story has electrified Hong Kong, a semi-autonomous region of China that still retains special freedoms and has a partially separate government, for the disturbing questions it has raised: Is China launching a deliberate attack on Hong Kong's freedoms?
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READ MORE: In age of ISIS, will you lose web freedoms of Arab Spring?
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She wrote the report "Online Freedoms in Iran Ahead of the 2017 Presidential Elections."
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Picking and choosing who gets in is another step that threatens basic press freedoms.
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But Abiy Ahmed, the prime minister, came to power last year promising greater freedoms.
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Europe and the US share basic ideals about democracy, human rights and individual freedoms.
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While Abiy's reforms have brought new political freedoms, old state border disputes have resurfaced.
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Digital rights advocates can (and should) hope that it continues with our electronic freedoms.
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Absolutely and especially in countries where your freedoms could be limited by your likes.
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It agreed to a new constitution in 2014 which guarantees fundamental and religious freedoms.
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In general, Kavanaugh tends to uphold religious freedoms in the face of constitutional issues.
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The bill was seen as the latest move by Beijing to erode those freedoms.
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Like all asylum-seekers, Yee came here expecting to gain freedoms, not lose them.
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Your words and actions push us all further away from the freedoms we areguaranteed.
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They appear to share the notion that markets need more curbs, not more freedoms.
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Isolated and unseen, they lived on fragile freedoms, if they had any at all.
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It limits some freedoms and allows the government to rule by decree, bypassing parliament.
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The bill was seen as the latest move by Beijing to erode those freedoms.
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Social media providers are protected by the First Amendment's freedoms of speech and press.
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China supported the plan and said that Hong Kong's rights and freedoms are safe.
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"There is a worrying trend in Turkey about lack of freedoms," this official said.
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The European Union and international watchdogs have repeatedly said Belgrade should improve media freedoms.
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But the dock and the dockless should all plan on charging the Freedoms often.
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"This is an unprecedented catastrophe for human rights and freedoms in Egypt," he said.
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But activists say that came at the expense of civil liberties and media freedoms.
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People flee Puerto Rico and come to the U.S. because of our greater freedoms.
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Gratitude for my life, my health, my freedoms, for my wife and our children.
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But since then, the Turkish government has restricted rights and freedoms of its people.
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And yet, the bombs went off in Belgium, where all these freedoms are available.
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The ability to fly airplanes, mostly without restrictions, reflects our freedoms as a democracy.
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In FDR's famous Four Freedoms Speech, he called for a universal freedom from want.
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I'm living where so many marched, bled, and died to secure my basic freedoms.
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The Pirates, a party initially focused on online freedoms and now fading, took orange.
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But, Shue argued, rights are as much about our duties as about our freedoms.
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Meanwhile, the regime's assortment of suppressive forces have been unleashed to quash basic freedoms.
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The question is, do they love America's freedoms more than they love their power?
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On each point, Democrats and/or the left have sought to restrain these freedoms.
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It is meant to complement the EU's other freedoms: of goods, services and capital.
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Hong Kong enjoys far wider personal freedoms and protections than exist on the mainland.
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Would it be that he was ushering in a further curtailment of our freedoms?
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This administration has deemed athletes un-American for peacefully exercising their most fundamental freedoms.
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They contend the STCA is discriminatory and violates Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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Colorado should also demonstrate this kind of respect for Jack Phillips' First Amendment freedoms.
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"This measure is in no way against democracy, the law and freedoms," he added.
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The pope talked about human rights and the lack of basic freedoms in Cuba.
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The labor movement believes in — and are the guardians of — all of these freedoms.
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You will not destroy the freedoms my grandfather fought two world wars to defend.
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White men have enjoyed the full freedoms for the longest period in our history.
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The move shows another step by the Trump administration to prioritize protecting religious freedoms.
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Clinton's opponent, meanwhile, represents a threat to basic freedoms of expression — artistic or otherwise.
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Social freedoms will bring us to ruin if we let them go any further.
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Individual freedoms that many Americans hold onto so dearly will need to be compromised.
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We enjoy many freedoms today while enduring the same horrors that defined Harris's time.
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But many see such freedoms being slowly curtailed by measures like the extradition bill.
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Among the 4 freedoms laid out by Franklin D. Roosevelt is 'freedom from fear.
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But the freedoms to speak, associate and demonstrate are indispensable tools for advancing justice.
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Most are terrified to speak out even if their freedoms have been seriously curtailed.
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In such cases, we must decide which of the competing freedoms is more important.
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"All we want to do is stay at home, enjoy our freedoms," he said.
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This enshrines the EU's "four freedoms" - of movement of goods, capital, people, and services.
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"Congress can either expand these rights and freedoms nationwide, or they can eliminate them."
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Civilized nations worked very hard for centuries to achieve the freedoms we enjoy today.
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"The authorities severely restricted freedoms of expression, association and assembly," Amnesty's annual report said.
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"It tells you the demand for basic freedoms has not gone away," he said.
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It gives Hong Kong self-governing power and various freedoms, including limited election rights.
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We stand together in love to protect those freedoms and speak out against hatred.
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If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves.
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In short, Congress believed the internet was central to modern Americans' First Amendment freedoms.
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No amount of tinkering with the system or limiting our freedoms will change that.
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It has since morphed into calls for greater democratic freedoms and sometimes violent protests.
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Such a stance could jeopardize the economic and political freedoms Afghan women have achieved.
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The lawsuit against Four Freedoms Park said that the park sets a troubling precedent.
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"We can never take anything for granted," Bellevance said of press freedoms in Canada.
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But getting more Iranians online came with the heavy price of limiting internet freedoms.
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"This legislation is an unjustified infringement of religious freedoms," said executive director Ihsaan Gardee.
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Microsoft's principles on facial recognition include a pledge that the company "will advocate for safeguards for people's democratic freedoms in law enforcement surveillance scenarios and will not deploy facial recognition technology in scenarios that we believe will put these freedoms at risk."
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"Their goal is to eliminate the Second Amendment and our firearms freedoms so they can eradicate all individual freedoms," Mr. LaPierre said, speaking at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference to an audience that typically bristles at the notion of restricting those rights.
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Once unpicked, the four freedoms (movement of goods, services, capital and labour) might easily unravel.
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Now that unique status could be under threat from the gradual erosion of political freedoms.
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"That's why our founders enshrined the press and its freedoms in the Constitution," said Streep.
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There is a limit to how much ordinary Russians will forgo Western freedoms (see article).
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Moreover, restoring political freedoms is not just one item on a long to-do list.
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Attacks on freedoms of the press are sadly an everyday reality in countries like Turkey.
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The laws of America are the perimeter or fence surrounding our freedoms and our opportunities.
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But the freedoms that accompany interaction with strangers are the same ones that facilitate abuse.
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Free speech is the oxygen of democracy—without it, all other political freedoms are diminished.
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Although each station is overseen by a different architectural team, their creative freedoms were limited.
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What are your challenges, if any, or the freedoms, you have doing sample based production?
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Mr Modi's instinctive authoritarianism threatens many of the freedoms that make his country so successful.
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Mr. Rouhani was running on a platform of reviving the economy and expanding social freedoms.
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The liberal media until now has largely supported these Democrat-led assaults on our freedoms.
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America's personal freedoms and legal system also remain the envy of many in the world.
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It also gives states significant new freedoms to move away from the structures of Obamacare.
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With 27 strong democracies, strong values, freedoms, 22 million businesses, and the biggest single market.
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With 85033 strong democracies, strong values, freedoms, 22 million businesses, and the biggest single market.
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But when you investigate our actual freedoms as Americans, that story begins to break down.
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We also need to provide political freedoms, despite the continuing proxy war in the east.
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These are working women who, because of their limited freedoms, fundamentally can't have it all.
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"I'm with her because I want to maintain my freedoms," explained Scandal creator Shonda Rhimes.
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Yet the Jaybird Freedoms give me faith that Bluetooth earbuds don't have to be terrible.
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On Election Day, the right to vote temporarily trumps those ordinarily sacrosanct freedoms of speech.
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As a result, her freedoms were curtailed and the budget allocated to her comforts curbed.
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Critics say Beijing has been slowly undermining that deal and encroaching on Hong Kong's freedoms.
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Incitement against human rights defenders is part of a greater government assault on democratic freedoms.
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The Human Rights Act and the EU's Charter of Fundamental Rights laid out clear freedoms.
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"The problem has really been the pressure on Hong Kong's freedoms and autonomy," said Bland.
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Wade, the rights and freedoms of women and families are under attack like never before.
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Gillespie is a leader in the growing national movement to expand our Second Amendment freedoms.
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Veterans fought for the freedoms of complete strangers, they fought for individuals they never met.
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"We will protect the rights and freedoms of UK nationals home and abroad," Johnson added.
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Yet it is the freedoms and liberties that characterize our system that extremists are exploiting.
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"The European Union is based on respect for individual freedoms and fundamental rights," Macron said.
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Arguing against government intrusion into our digital freedoms are tech companies and civil liberties groups.
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But then give them the freedoms to mess up and learn from their own mistakes.
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But concerns have grown that some freedoms are being eroded as Beijing asserts more control.
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The move will add to concerns by rights groups about media freedoms in South Sudan.
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We need a fiscal conservative who will fight for personal freedoms and sound financial principles.
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However, just a few weeks ago, Russia passed a law that severely limits Christians' freedoms.
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Hughes described the resolution as a "much-needed response" to increased pressure on online freedoms.
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Spain's crackdown on basic freedoms is not limited to the question of Catalonia's referendum, however.
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Free speech is the catalyst that leads to all progression and the retention of freedoms.
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Those who have and continue to fight to protect our freedoms -I am forever grateful.
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Those various freedoms and restrictions have been imposed on the states through the 14th Amendment.
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Without that, the outlook for Hong Kong's long-term political freedoms is, unfortunately, not optimistic.
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On the contrary, Hong Kongers seek the full democratic rights and freedoms that Taiwan enjoys.
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The role of internet and press freedoms in defeating the coup presents a significant opportunity.
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It seems highly unlikely that this scenario would usher in an era of greater freedoms.
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He said "the churchgoing public was duped" into believing that the law protected religious freedoms.
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In Hong Kong, a former British colony, citizens enjoy freedoms not seen in mainland China.
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And because unions fight for these freedoms, the moneyed interests have made us a target.
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To demand less is to do an injustice to the blood that bought our freedoms.
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So it's important to consider what you're giving up when you fear losing certain freedoms.
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The union's agreements with three nonmember countries — Iceland, Lichtenstein and Norway — include all four freedoms.
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But they could be almost as deleterious to American press freedoms in the long run.
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The impulse after a barbaric attack is always to rein in civil liberties and freedoms.
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This is a bad time in India, a time of curtailed freedoms and creeping authoritarianism.
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Such a "choice" has always been at odds with the freedoms guaranteed by our Constitution.
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He pressed President Raúl Castro to allow Cubans access to the Internet and other freedoms.
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Whether this case has any direct implications for press freedoms depends on what happens next.
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But for me, falling in love doesn't equate to inhibiting your freedoms or my own.
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But even her parents' support couldn't allow her the same freedoms her male peers enjoyed.
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I stand up for the reproductive freedoms of our daughters and the people of America.
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In India, middle class and wealthy women are gaining freedoms, but equality is far off.
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And they jeopardize everything from our freedoms and economic prosperity to our way of life.
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More than five decades of Cold War isolation never led to greater freedoms for Cubans.
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They, too, were largely students -- but driven by the desire for social and political freedoms.
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The question is, will their citizens accept potentially extreme limits on movement and other freedoms?
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But many in the city believe that its freedoms and relative autonomy are already eroding.
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And why would women oppose measures that promise to offer them more rights and freedoms?
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The military council also promised to "abolish all laws that restrict freedoms," the activists said.
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And as sure as a sunrise, some people will wail about personal freedoms being violated.
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But there are growing concerns that Beijing is steadily eroding civic freedoms in the enclave.
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Now, we're living in a time where we're realizing how precious our religious freedoms are.
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The form of the book gave me certain freedoms that grew as the book progressed.
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The reason that America started is because we were being cheated out of our freedoms.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has spoken about embracing "moderate Islam" and increasing social freedoms.
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"We Indians very well understand the importance of a democratic environment and freedoms," he said.
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Honduras suspended various constitutional rights for a week, including freedoms of movement, speech and assembly.
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It is a version of majority rule that excludes minorities, curtails freedoms and governs arbitrarily.
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It cannot be told as a succession of amendments and laws protecting ever greater freedoms.
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The "Four Freedoms" series is touring the United States in celebration of its 75th anniversary.
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Demands include greater freedoms from China and the resignation of Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam.
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Human rights advocates said the government's ban, under a colonial-era rule, curtailed those freedoms.
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But that ended in 2013, and even then, people kept pushing for more personal freedoms.
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"Come on, it's 2018, it's one of the core freedoms of the E.U.," he said.
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The ban is already stoking protesters' worries about wider erosions of privacy and personal freedoms.
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The ban is already stoking protesters' worries about wider erosions of privacy and personal freedoms.
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Alarms are sounding about an erosion of press freedoms once thought sacrosanct in a democracy.
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They're taking away our freedoms, and we won't just obey because they tell us to.
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While journalists have a lot of flexibility and freedoms, this was not one of them.
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And we decided to find a third option: We lied to protect our constitutional freedoms.
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"We will protect the rights and freedoms of UK nationals home and abroad," he wrote.
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An inclusive future rejects partisanship that is meant to impede progress and restrain our freedoms.
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Confidence in Hong Kong's rights and freedoms is an essential component of its future success.
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It promised that Hong Kong's traditional freedoms would be protected for the next half-century.
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Demonstrators are angry at what they say is Chinese meddling in some of those freedoms.
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Instead, the world is talking about a regression of rights and press freedoms in Kenya.
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U. opposition tussled over new media restrictions and other changes, which critics said curbed freedoms.
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They are bound and determined to have a world without human rights and individual freedoms.
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The NCRI and its many members want basic freedoms that Americans enjoy every single day.
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Our collective freedoms and rights require accountable leadership, regardless of which party is in power.
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Then there are those basic freedoms we have learned to take for granted in America.
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CVA refuses to tolerate such attacks on American freedoms, and for this we were criticized.
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But the concept of personal rights and freedoms that guides our legal institutions is outdated.
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In recent years, political freedoms in Hong Kong have been eroding under pressure from Beijing.
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Local leaders are now taking advantage of the new freedoms to build ethnic power bases.
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Hong Kong returned from British to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" formula that promised wide-ranging freedoms denied to citizens in mainland China, including an independent judiciary, but many in the city believe Beijing has been eroding those freedoms.
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Wong said freedoms in Hong Kong had been destroyed by Beijing and the Hong Kong government since the city was handed back from British rule under a "one country, two systems" deal meant to ensure freedoms not allowed in mainland China including an independent judiciary.
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The For Freedoms Super PAC is partly inspired by US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's 1941 State of the Union Speech, in which he outlined his vision of four essential human freedoms: freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear.
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We all enjoy the same glorious freedoms and we all salute the same great American flag.
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We need extreme vetting from societies and cultures that conflict with our constitutional freedoms and values.
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"Press freedoms and the right to assemble peacefully are essential components of democracy," the statement added.
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" "Men have greater freedoms, often, to express themselves and to move into spaces, physical or virtual.
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The violent physical freedoms reserved for joshi are hard to find anywhere else in the world.
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The sudden end of the Ethiopia-Eritrea war, explained Does serving LGBTQ customers violate religious freedoms?
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A devout Catholic, Kavanaugh's record shows a tendency to preserve religious freedoms over other Constitutional issues.
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The freedoms to follow one's conscience and to realise one's imaginings are our most precious privileges.
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European officials have said Turkey still falls short of EU demands on basic rights and freedoms.
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"The stairs are just an extension of those freedoms," Stephanie Tumbaga, a park spokeswoman, told CNN.
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With the fighting over, peace is allowing new freedoms and more women rebels are having children.
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The Spanish people cherish the freedoms — like open borders with neighboring countries — that EU membership brings.
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And where goes giving such music a platform fit into respecting freedoms of speech and expression?
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These were critical 5-to-4 rulings that buttressed the First Amendment freedoms of all Americans.
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Surveillance technologies have historically restricted the freedoms of communities of color and immigrants in this country.
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Poroshenko promised he would not introduce any measures restricting citizens' rights and freedoms or introducing censorship.
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In Asia-Pacific, Vietnam performed poorly on empowerment rights - freedoms related to opinion, expression and assembly.
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But democratic freedoms have already been shrinking in the territory, along with the space for dissent.
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Its name refers to freedoms outlined by Roosevelt in his 1941 State of the Union address.
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Chief Justice Roberts has positioned himself as the Court's most insistent defender of First Amendment freedoms.
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Freedom is life in accordance with reason; reason compels us to respect the freedoms of others.
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Despite the efforts of its new strongman, Xi Jinping, China cannot develop fully without greater freedoms.
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But he said American reporters held freedoms -- and responsibilities -- unseen in the rest of the world.
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Everyone is entitled to their beliefs, but not to stop others from exercising their own freedoms.
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The economy is growing rapidly and citizens are enjoying newfound freedoms after years of brutal dictatorship.
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And at the same time, the freedoms and liberties we all cherish will be more secure.
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Those who think him a threat to America's rights and freedoms may not be entirely reassured.
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Protesters have been demanding an independent investigation into allegations of police brutality and greater democratic freedoms.
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Two countries, Iran and Syria, score among the world's ten most restrictive countries on press freedoms.
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European officials often say Turkey still falls short of EU demands on basic rights and freedoms.
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But many accuse China of extensive meddling in many sectors, denying democratic reforms and squeezing freedoms.
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The obvious way to start this is to remove freedom of movement from the four freedoms.
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Trump already has suggested that supporters exercise their Second Amendment freedoms to keep Clinton from office.
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With that, French authorities, aiming to protect women's freedoms, have missed their mark by a mile.
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Liberals—including Hayek—often felt that new order would spring into being spontaneously from new freedoms.
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And at the same time, the freedoms and liberties we all cherish will be more secure.
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Yet, after spending a week with the Freedoms, I'm amazed to report that I was wrong.
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Don't expect the Freedoms to offer the same fidelity as, say, a set of Sennheiser Momentums.
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Though he followed the instructions bit by bit, Nespoli says he took his own creative freedoms.
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It comes with conditions with respect for freedoms and with respect for EU rules and regulations.
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The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, a non-profit libertarian group, offered to represent Ms Poyer.
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I personally don't think male legislators should be weighing in on women's reproductive rights and freedoms.
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The 1993 Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) reinforced the religious freedoms outlined in the First Amendment.
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And I ask you to remember and protect the very freedoms we all share as Americans.
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Critics argue this will blur the border that has safeguarded Hong Kong's core values and freedoms.
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Everywhere I turned was news of Trump: walls that would be built, restrictions placed, freedoms limited.
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Critically, the Quran (60:9-10) forbids Muslims from fighting less in defense of fundamental freedoms.
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He did not even try to allay rekindled fears that Hong Kong's freedoms are in jeopardy.
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I believed that the freedoms we enjoy as Americans were worth defending, and I still do.
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Speaking at the summit, Wong denied that this case could have adverse implications for media freedoms.
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He criticized Sisi's administration, accusing it of suppressing freedoms and causing deteriorating economic and security conditions.
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The historical figures who have "Made America Great" have fought for or defended our basic freedoms.
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Hussein was politically active in resisting the British and advocating for more freedoms for all Kenyans.
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We had a new president that was threatening our liberties and freedoms in so many ways.
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Hong Kong's legal and social freedoms are far greater than those that exist across mainland China.
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Those freedoms mean that our government officials are not above the law, but enforce the law.
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Those focused on more freedoms to impose immigration controls could portray the deal as a success.
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Citizens of democratic societies grow up learning about the benefits of political freedoms and civil liberties.
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And he has dressed this up as a noble effort to protect Britain's most cherished freedoms.
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There needs to be programs for your youth to find different pathways to their own freedoms.
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This is no time to ignore a fellow ex-colony's efforts to maintain its basic freedoms.
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She added that Paris would continue its dialogue with Egypt on human rights and fundamental freedoms.
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Every day, millions of Americans enjoy freedoms that are under attack in countries around the world.
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The European alliance is fraying and democratic freedoms in formerly "safe" democracies are being rolled back.
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It does not grant the power to restrict individual freedoms that is provided by martial law.
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SATURDAY • It's a day for sleeping in, chilling out and celebrating -- your most fundamental American freedoms.
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Briant framed this more recent ordinance as one that would limit freedoms and undermine state law.
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But amid the turmoil, the government has not loosened its grip on political and social freedoms.
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We cannot turn our backs against our immigrant service members who fought to defend our freedoms.
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Like sex workers, we want legislative victories that protect our rights and afford us more freedoms.
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It has found new energy in reproductive freedoms, the empowerment of women, and the #MeToo movement.
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Gawker says that if Mr. Bollea's claims prevail, the nation's hallowed press freedoms could be crippled.
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The nonpartisan Freedom House ranks it "Not Free," without a free press, economic, or political freedoms.
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Now the justices must take on a collision between first amendment freedoms and anti-discrimination laws.
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The Egyptian Coordination for Rights and Freedoms claims to have recorded 1,840 such cases in 2015.
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Our predecessors have at times died for this fight and our freedoms, we shouldn't forget that.
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Four "freedoms" are baked into the EU — the free movement of goods, services, capital, and people.
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Democrats and Republicans are equally resistant to government action against false news that could limit freedoms.
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But the most recent charges laid against Julian Assange has put those press freedoms under threat.
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Now, other regimes are cracking down on internet freedoms under the guise of fighting fake news.
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We are claiming our land, declaring our bodily sovereignty, asserting our democratic freedoms, and refusing poverty.
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To me, preserving those institutions and those freedoms that allow those disagreements is critical and essential.
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His critics say Sisi is presiding over the worst crackdown on freedoms in Egypt's modern history.
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Social media activists hijacked the conference hashtag, #WeNeedToTalk, to highlight the lack of freedoms in Egypt.
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Travel in this state, it suggested, was tantamount to risking your freedoms and perhaps your life.
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Every one of us who loves this country and the freedoms it offers must become activists.
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But under Hitler's dictatorship, she found it impossible to ignore the restrictions imposed upon individual freedoms.
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They called for limited government and battled anything that seemed to threaten Christians' rights and freedoms.
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Robert Jackman is a writer interested in personal freedoms—however strange or provocative—in today's America.
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That certainty came from a set of assumptions about how societies function and political freedoms emerge.
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We've tortured prisoners, assassinated American citizens, circumscribed basic rights and freedoms — all in the name security.
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"People can feel very strongly about these freedoms and their interpretations of them," Ms. Hess said.
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"The U.S. military is charged with protecting the freedoms of this country," he told the conference.
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A string of developments is adding to concerns about the erosion of the territory's prized freedoms.
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Under that formula, its citizens enjoy some legal and economic freedoms that mainland Chinese don't have.
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It's unclear just how many Saudi women took to the streets to celebrate their new freedoms.
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The European Union has protested Hungarian efforts to restrict freedoms but with little effect thus far.
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But one conducted with taxes, laws and penalties that would likely diminish our freedoms and liberties.
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"My family's freedoms have been taken," the son, Ahmad Fitaihi, 27, said by phone from California.
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But rights groups say the government muzzles its critics and stifled civil liberties and media freedoms.
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The educated elites want their democratic freedoms protected and to live in ethnically diverse pluralistic societies.
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But their criticism never curbed my enthusiasm for Alaska, with freedoms and adventures impossible back east.
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No longer will the government be trying to undermine your rights and your freedoms as Americans.
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Government propaganda at home portrayed the communist USSR as godless, tyrannical and antithetical to individual freedoms.
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Owning your own home gives you many freedoms, but it also sometimes comes with unexpected costs.
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Friday's arrests mark another watershed moment in the fast-moving story of Hong Kong's eroding freedoms.
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This was largely because no alternative seemed as effective at generating prosperity and advancing personal freedoms.
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Wyatt Gallery, the executive director of For Freedoms, peppered the adult Ross Smith's face with bullets.
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The freedom of religion does not give one carte blanche to take away other people's freedoms.
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But Rwigara's supporters say this is a veneer masking a lack of real opposition and freedoms.
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The West, its freedoms protected by the United States, needed a plausible counternarrative to Soviet ideology.
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Smith also called for journalists to stand together to guard press freedoms in his Thursday remarks.
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Taiwanese citizens enjoy a quality of life and individual freedoms equivalent to any in the West.
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"If we fight the current framework, we will lose the existing rights and freedoms," she says.
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But it's difficult to defend religious freedoms abroad after abandoning human rights as a government priority.
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" The government has insisted that the Uyghur Muslims in the region "enjoy equal freedoms and rights.
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But if I don't have those freedoms, then what would be the point of staying here?
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The Four Freedoms Park Conservancy said that it had not had time to review the lawsuit.
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"We will never stop fighting for our law-abiding members and their constitutional freedoms," LaPierre said.
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But while the economy was flourishing, allegations of curbing freedoms and silencing dissent gained little traction.
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But let me say this: I respect everyone's individual freedoms to bring that to my doorstep.
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Her opposition was also rooted in the document's failure to guarantee basic political freedoms, she added.
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I had no choice but to give myself over to the pursuit of small, sensory freedoms.
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If you've been away from home, what have you learned from homesickness and managing new freedoms?
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That structure grants Hong Kong citizens some legal and economic freedoms not given in mainland China.
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You lose your liberty — your place in civil society — and the freedoms that come with it.
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No one who operates in the true spirit of BDS would support sanctions on individual freedoms.
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The debate over the attack on Andy Ngo, then, isn't really a debate over press freedoms.
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"I'm voting for those who stand tall against America and will protect our Islamic freedoms," she said.
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But the commission still thought that the law caused "disproportionate and unnecessary interference" with basic political freedoms.
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Erdogan responds to such criticism by saying he is trying to modernize Turkey and improve religious freedoms.
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Some—like me—are immigrants to this country, profoundly grateful for the freedoms and opportunities it offers.
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But as soon as you start trying to restrict people's freedoms, then you are going against feminism.
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Rights activists say that Sisi has presided over the worst crackdown on freedoms in Egypt's modern history.
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Jones is up in arms, calling the social-media blackout an abrogation of his First Amendment freedoms.
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The gains we've made in expressive freedoms are thus among the most critical—and the most vulnerable.
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Because the freedoms we enjoy are not granted in perpetuity, but must be reclaimed by each generation.
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Rights groups have accused the French government of trying to intimidate the press and curb its freedoms.
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This is a core part of our American freedoms of speech and assembly, and voters know this.
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Yet even the staunchest defenders of the press say fraudulent activity is not protected by journalistic freedoms.
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Upwork's CEO Stephane Kasriel said the findings highlight the growing freedoms of professionals with the right skills.
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What they often get instead is a reminder that things are never simple when two freedoms clash.
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The European Union, which Ankara aspires to join, has also expressed concerns over media freedoms in Turkey.
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Rights activists say Sisi has presided over the country's worst crackdown on freedoms in its modern history.
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China, where courts are controlled by the Communist Party, has rejected accusations of undermining Hong Kong's freedoms.
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"The rights and freedoms of Hong Kong residents have been fully guaranteed according to law," he said.
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In agitating against closer ties, Hong Kongers made use of freedoms that are denied in mainland China.
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All those freedoms, however, are now being maligned, suffocated, and even ridiculed in my own home state.
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An online debate about cakes for gay weddings and freedom of speech What happens when freedoms collide?
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The Freedoms come with fancy Bluetooth 4.1 which allows you to connect to multiple devices at once.
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Under Prince Mohammed, the kingdom has improved access for journalists and expanded personal freedoms, particularly for women.
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Young people are at the forefront of the protests, worried about China encroaching on Hong Kong's freedoms.
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If an anti-Western hardliner wins, analysts expect more restrictions on social and political freedoms in Iran.
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The CoE report said Tatars are "particularly exposed to violations and restrictions of their rights and freedoms".
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He later said his comments were "personal views" and that the new constitution should guarantee religious freedoms.
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"Investigators determined prisoners took advantage of the freedoms, programs, and lax security standards at MCI," it concluded.
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The memorandum would commit to a ceasefire, ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid and launch public freedoms.
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They want to fight for our country's freedoms; they don't want to stop us from being free.
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Extremists have found that democratic societies and their freedoms make for a most agreeable base of operations.
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But the freedoms expected to come with the fall of communism did not bring rights for women.
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Hyperallergic spoke to Eric Gottesman of For Freedoms to understand the group's choice of image and location.
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But the new Freedoms also come with a portable battery charger that offers an extra four hours.
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We know that the sexual and artistic freedoms of Weimar Germany were stamped out by the Nazis.
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During the emergency rule, the president will be able to issue decrees on basic rights and freedoms.
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Nevertheless, these freedoms came about as a result of collective action by the players of the past.
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Decisive action must be taken to afford the Rohingya people the equal opportunities and freedoms they deserve.
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They also would undermine American freedoms by curtailing the fundamental right of people to engage in commerce.
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The Basic Law guarantees wide-ranging personal freedoms, including broad freedom of speech, and independent law enforcement.
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So this threat, which poses such a dark risk to freedoms we expect and deserve, is permanent.
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"We're moving to a single-party regime with ever fewer freedoms," Mr Ramírez told Confidencial, a website.
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However, environmental protections that deviate from their goals and encroach on freedoms must be discouraged and stopped.
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They're gonna change our freedoms, and this is gonna impinge on my personal quest to be comfortable.
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His protagonists become expressive individuals, yet they inhabit a world where hierarchies are fixed and freedoms circumscribed.
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The comparison is apropos — Stalin stifled the press and other freedoms within the Soviet Union — and timely.
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If that thinking were applied to other constitutional freedoms, it would render the Bill of Rights meaningless.
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The same poll found that 2900 percent of Americans in 220006 felt satisfied with their person freedoms.
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Demonstrators fear the pro-Beijing government in Hong Kong is chipping away at their rights and freedoms.
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Roosevelt is an icon to the disabled community, as well as to the Four Freedoms Park Conservancy.
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We wanted to show how important this was to us by asking arrest and risking our freedoms.
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"Those who have and continue to fight to protect our freedoms -I am forever grateful," she added.
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By giving workers more freedoms, the peer-to-peer economy has removed the need for the Teamsters.
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But she should have made clear to Mr. Erdogan that Western freedoms were not on the table.
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They want their rights under the Constitution protected, the rule of law upheld, and individual freedoms respected.
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Rigged elections, limited freedoms and widespread repression by the Stasi led to enormous protests demanding democratic reforms.
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But, in exchange, members need to respect the four fundamental freedoms – of people, goods, services and capital.
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It matters, first of all, as an indirect indication of women's freedoms and status in wider society.
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It is not a question of "rule of law" when the law is used to restrict freedoms.
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Yet, throughout much of U.S. history, many Americans regarded debt itself as a threat, to individual freedoms.
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The only way that could actually happen, though, is if Democrats take away our freedoms in response.
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They hope it will gain international support for the cause of restoring and maintaining their political freedoms.
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Nauert said the administration was acting on its desire to have Cuba offer its citizens greater freedoms.
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To secure these freedoms, progressives need to get better at talking about religion in the public square.
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We thank soldiers for their service because they devote themselves to protecting our freedoms, and we should.
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Or is it something entirely of its own making, distinguished by its colonial history and relative freedoms?
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We know that a free press is a vital guardian of all other freedoms in our society.
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Loving the freedoms all people are endowed with by their creator is an embodiment of American values.
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We will continue to speak out strongly in support of the freedoms that make this country great.
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Fico reiterated that he was opposed to any "cherry-picking" in negotiations, saying EU freedoms must remain.
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Today's actions affirm the Trump Administration's commitment to upholding the freedoms afforded all Americans under our Constitution.
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As policy makers, our duty is to ensure that these freedoms are respected and protected for all.
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Yet the freedom to practice one's religion is enshrined in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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Mr. Deng's death prompted large protests that helped set the island toward democratic government and greater freedoms.
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"Our constitutional freedoms were attacked and our nation's founding on Judeo-Christian principles were attacked," Haros said.
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His stories effectively lay the groundwork for the Franklin D. Roosevelt-inspired "four freedoms" he ultimately proposes.
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But the turnout also exposed the depth of frustration with Beijing's growing encroachment on the city's freedoms.
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Today, at 30, she is a community program coordinator at the Arab Foundation for Freedoms and Equality.
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But some who received the treatments are finding themselves uneasily adjusting to a life with new freedoms.
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Those who risk their lives to protect our freedoms deserve to have their basic humanity protected, too.
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The personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms and institution, the flagrant disregard for truth and decency.
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It ended nearly 60 years of dictatorship and brought a modicum of democracy and greater individual freedoms.
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While the West preached its freedoms at home, it happily engaged in political and economic exploitation abroad.
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Electoral gerrymandering, curtailing press freedoms and fearmongering create a toxic mix to consolidate rule over the people.
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In her eyes, Mr. Erdogan has expanded certain democratic freedoms in Turkey — in particular, freedom of religion.
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"The N.R.A. will always fight to protect our members and the constitutional freedoms in which they believe."
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They will crush any freedoms or expression that the CCP finds abhorrent — both in China and abroad.
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Holding otherwise would endorse a breathtaking expansion of obstruction, and be utterly inconsistent with First Amendment freedoms.
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Their editorial freedoms come with other challenges: how to accurately depict Iran while outside it, for one.
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Excessive focus on liberal fundamentals, like basic freedoms or the rule of law, could prove self-defeating.
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" In his presidential message, Trump also honored service members "who continue to fight for our cherished freedoms.
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They despise the United States, because we are a nation of rights, of laws and of freedoms.
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Our freedoms have become unmoored from any sense of civic responsibility and indistinguishable, therefore, from our appetites.
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"We are seriously undermining our credibility when it comes to upholding basic rights and freedoms," he added.
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Merkel also cited the need to safeguard democratic freedoms at a time when Europe faces great challenges.
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The EU's common market is founded on four freedoms of movement of: people, products, capital and services.
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That framework gives the international financial hub self-governing power and various freedoms, including limited election rights.
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There is virtually no depiction of lesbianism, since women were not granted the sexual freedoms men were.
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Restrictions on movement in northern Rakhine curtail people's access to work, basic public services and religious freedoms.
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Legal protections for LGBT people must be balanced with the religious freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment.
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Lawmakers knew that internet sites and services were going to be places where Americans exercised those freedoms.
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With zealous lawmakers at the ready, overcriminalization continues to pose a threat to our society and freedoms.
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After watching, you come away feeling more proud of those freedoms, and more concerned for their future.
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That edge is a foundation of our economic prosperity, military power and ultimately the freedoms we enjoy.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt believed that freedom of the press was the linchpin assuring other essential American freedoms.
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So, we're asking the Supreme Court to hear our case and reaffirm that constitutional freedoms are priceless.
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They're a historic (if somewhat heavy-handed) way to reflect on freedoms that are still threatened today.
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American women want their freedoms, but it is not clear they want to be just like men.
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Pervasive surveillance also has very real implications for the freedoms of speech and association and the press.
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China, where courts are controlled by the Communist Party, has rejected accusations of undermining Hong Kong's freedoms.
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There's never been as strong a coupling between economic growth and democratic freedoms as we'd all like.
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For many of them, it's the prospect of those freedoms that makes the United States so appealing.
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The proposal is the most dangerous threat to our freedoms and way of life since the handover.
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Do we wait until harm reaches our own circles, or until it infringes on our own freedoms?
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"It is plainly wrong that Islamists should exploit freedoms here in the UK - freedoms of speech and association - that their associates would repress overseas and it is all too clear that some affiliates of the Muslim Brotherhood are willing to turn a blind eye to terrorism," he said.
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"Four Freedoms," four World War II-era works inspired by Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1941 State of the Union address, will travel around the United States and France in the exhibition "Enduring Ideals: Rockwell, Roosevelt & the Four Freedoms," scheduled to open in June 2018 at the New-York Historical Society.
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But the reason that resonates most with me today is the fact that Manning is a truly valuable member of society, and that her voice is necessary today as our world struggles to retain its freedoms and gain new freedoms for those who have lived deprived of them.
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Anyone calling for democratic freedoms is attempting to infect China with dangerously alien, indeed Western notions, officials assert.
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Parties with free-market economic views also tended to endorse tighter limits on immigration and on personal freedoms.
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But activists say those freedoms have come under threat with perceived meddling by Communist Party rulers in Beijing.
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Both senators expressed deep concerns over Senator Sessions' ability to protect the rights and freedoms of all Americans.
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The laws and the freedoms that made this the United States of America meant I obviously had agency.
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But his critics, including rights groups, accuse him of destroying the independence of the courts and press freedoms.
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In his "millennium manifesto" Mr Putin straightforwardly declared the supremacy of the state over individual rights and freedoms.
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Is the hunt for fake news becoming an excuse to hunt and silence freedoms of opinion and expression?
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Rights monitors say the erosion of press freedoms has not been limited to coverage of the Rakhine crisis.
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The statement recognized the freedoms to access content, run chosen applications, attach devices, and obtain service plan information.
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As part of the broader freedoms the formula guarantees, the city maintains a separate and independent legal system.
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But when we say #FreeKodak—or any other beloved MC in this position—which freedoms do we demand?
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After the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage, the next big fight over religious freedoms occurred in Kentucky.
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If the hardliners regain the presidency, they would be expected to tighten restrictions on social and political freedoms.
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The Trump administration has targeted many Obama-era guidances geared toward increasing freedoms for transgender populations, Levi says.
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And some day, perhaps, Eritreans will start to enjoy the freedoms they were promised during their tragic revolution.
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Protesters have expressed fears that those freedoms are getting slowly eroded, as China encroaches on the city's autonomy.
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Citizens enjoy freedoms unimaginable a generation ago—to do business, to travel abroad and to pursue freewheeling lives.
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Thousands of others reside in segregated villages across the state where the most basic of freedoms are denied.
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Instead, tens of thousands of Muscovites took to the streets to build barricades and defend their new freedoms.
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But Balbir, citing his constitutional freedoms, told his son that he had no plans to alter his look.
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"I am for people's freedoms, social, personal and individual, and you can't divide that up," Mr. Asakleh explained.
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Reactionaries, on the other hand, want to go backward to a time when rights and freedoms were restricted.
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First we defend, we work to defend these freedoms by enabling people around the world to speak up.
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Southern white elites regrouped and instituted Jim Crow laws, which cheated African-Americans out of their newfound freedoms.
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"We, the people, are being systematically brainwashed into giving up … all of our precious freedoms," wrote one editor.
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Thousands of students have been protesting for weeks, demanding freedoms that the authorities are not prepared to countenance.
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Plus, the laws became harsher over time, in parallel with efforts to restrict women's reproductive rights and freedoms.
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In a speech in Berlin on December 6th she reiterated that Europe's "four freedoms" are inseparable and inviolable.
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But the best way to preserve those freedoms is to let women dress as modestly as they please.
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Most importantly, bankers will gain a deep appreciation for those who defend our freedoms at home and abroad.
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Freedoms that previously depended on Good Chaps in Parliament became protected by increased powers for the judiciary instead.
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Digital authoritarianism is on the rise, according to a new report from a group that monitors internet freedoms.
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It marked the eighth consecutive year that Freedom House found a decline in online freedoms around the world.
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He rolled back the Obama-era mandate on birth control coverage under the guise of protecting religious freedoms.
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But many resent what they see as increasing meddling by the mainland and the erosion of those freedoms.
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"From now on, nobody has the right to lecture Turkey about democracy, human rights and freedoms," he said.
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They're also significantly louder than the Jaybird Freedoms, and a volume-optimized EQ helps keep tracks from peaking.
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Hogeweyk's allowance of small freedoms gives peace of mind to people who have lost a part of theirs.
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But when that limited space is on dry land, the freedoms of the sea can seem far away.
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Another problem is that true legal persons, like you and me, deserve specific sets of freedoms and protections.
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His reforms focused on providing more rights and freedoms for Kurdish, Christian and Jewish minorities in the country.
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The previous month, another tweet in Arabic by him was about the suppression of freedoms under el-Sissi.
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The protesters are not marching to gain new freedoms, but to avoid losing those that they still have.
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Internet users are rabid about protecting their online freedoms, and many will cast their votes based on that.
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Religious affiliation, political leaning, and age are not clear predictors of who does and doesn't support reproductive freedoms.
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" Those fundamental rights include "liberty, democracy, respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, and the rule of law.
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European leaders have closed ranks round the indivisibility of the four freedoms – in goods, services, capital and people.
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Erdogan's opponents say the changes would push Turkey towards one-man rule and erode basic rights and freedoms.
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But many residents of the financial hub are worried about what they see as the erosion of freedoms.
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I'm glad I got to exercise my sexual freedoms abroad before they are outright outlawed by Mike Pence.
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I've also spoken my mind about where the country needed to go on personal freedoms and marriage equality.
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Bill: It's a member gift that comes with a $22 donation to make sure your freedoms are defended!
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After those protests, "government attention turned to the Internet and online freedoms have been eroding since," she said.
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Human rights groups have expressed concern he could use the coup as a pretext to further restrict freedoms.
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I continually thank those who are & were in service protecting our freedoms every day all over the world!
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Westernization destroyed existing beliefs and institutions in these countries, promoting instead a culture of individual freedoms and rights.
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Since the 2016 election, fashion designers have used their art to fight for freedoms like the aforementioned, too.
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But the high court ruled Tuesday that the Domestic Partnership Act was discriminatory and violated constitutionally protected freedoms.
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But the new freedoms have also meant long-repressed tensions have surged between the country's many ethnic groups.
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Protesters say the Communist Party is threatening freedoms guaranteed when Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
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Fellow drivers in Seattle are in danger of losing many of the freedoms that make ridesharing so appealing.
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The pro-democracy protesters are campaigning against what they see as Chinese meddling with Hong Kong's promised freedoms.
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Our Constitution equally circumscribes the powers of the government by declaring certain civil rights and freedoms as fundamental.
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It is not a realistic strategy to rely solely on governments to protect internationally recognized rights and freedoms.
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They cherish their individual freedoms and recognize the interests of union bosses do not align with their own.
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"REAL ID violates the constitutional freedoms of law-abiding Americans and has no place in Montana," Tester added.
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I arrived to work in his newspaper's newsroom to find that unity government didn't mean any real freedoms.
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For many older Chinese who lived through the Mao years, the expansion of personal freedoms has felt revolutionary.
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There's no room for classical freedoms when there's a frenzied mob starving for its daily dose of outrage.
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Trump is working hard to trash the First Amendment, shred the rule of law, and gut reproductive freedoms.
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Political scientists, by tracking factors like economic trends, political freedoms and public health, have identified several predictive patterns.
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With their freedoms restricted, the girls make use of what's left of their childhood before forced arranged marriages.
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But some Hong Kong residents feel that Beijing has been increasingly encroaching on their freedoms in recent years.
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In a CNN poll, 46% say protesting during the anthem is disrespectful to the freedoms the anthem represents.
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Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule under a "one country, two systems" formula guaranteeing its colonial-era freedoms.
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Rights campaigners say there have been few, if any, moves to bring about greater political and cultural freedoms.
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The privileged and powerful — CEOs, massive corporations, and the wealthiest 1 percent — do not just oppose these freedoms.
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On the contrary, more -- 13% -- were thankful for the country as a whole or its rights and freedoms.
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More than 150 people posed for Hank Willis Thomas and Emily Shur's reinterpretation of Norman Rockwell's Four Freedoms.
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The deal also grants residents protection of certain human rights and freedoms, including freedom of speech and assembly.
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We decided to do a magic trick that would celebrate the freedoms we could now taste so intensely.
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Republican legislators peddled conspiracy theories about Obamacare being part of a scheme to strip Americans of their freedoms.
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This "first freedom" is the basis for many other rights, like the freedoms of speech, expression and association.
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Amateurism deprives athletes—again, predominantly black athletes—of freedoms and rights the rest of us take for granted.
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Turkey has closed more than 130 media outlets, raising concerns among Western allies about deteriorating rights and freedoms.
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So, clearly, stepping forward and fighting on behalf of defending reproductive freedoms is job No. 1 for us.
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In fact, tech might be one of the most important ways we can preserve and enhance our freedoms.
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Kohn would "enjoy the usual rights to information and freedoms of action enjoyed by all directors," it said.
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Lets hope historians must never write about the GOP Roberts court on matters fundamental to our democratic freedoms.
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Intoxicated by the freedoms of student life, he blew a coveted opportunity, neglecting his studies and chasing women.
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The Western world, and the US in particular, has long prized individual freedoms -- sometimes even over community benefit.
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"If we want the same freedoms as men, we have to take on the same duties," she said.
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Speaking to reporters on Saturday, Mr. Deng's widow, Yeh Chu-lan, warned that Taiwan's freedoms were not guaranteed.
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But Mr. Rockwell wanted to do more for the war effort and decided to illustrate Roosevelt's four freedoms.
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There is an opening, albeit small and fragile, to talk to the Taliban about women's rights and freedoms.
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William J. vanden HeuvelNew YorkThe writer is the founder and chairman emeritus of the Four Freedoms Park Conservancy.
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One way is to pass measures that will restrict the 'freedoms' that they think they will find here.
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Even public-focused social media with geolocational technologies could be invasive to associational freedoms, privacy and the rest.
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On its sprawling compound women enjoy greater freedoms than elsewhere in the kingdom, including the ability to drive.
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The court, based in Strasbourg, France, was founded in 1959 to enforce this postwar convention on European freedoms.
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"The[y] arrested armyofchrist for no reason except surpressing us and our freedoms," awarded reportedly wrote on iFunny.
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The bill has been withdrawn, but demonstrators have expanded their demands against China's steady erosion of their freedoms.
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As in more conventional multigenerational sagas, one sees historical progress measured in freedoms won, prejudices softened, traditions modified.
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He boasts of a "revolution," not one conducted with guns and bullets to protect our freedoms and liberties.
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Under Mr. Erdogan's authoritarian rule, not just an independent press but many rights and freedoms have sharply deteriorated.
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We can't let the energy dissipate in a situation where our rights and our freedoms are under threat.
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The Obamas celebrated friends, family, and the freedoms enjoyed by Americans with their "simple gifts" White House theme.
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For decades, corporate interests have been hell-bent on chipping away at our most fundamental rights and freedoms.
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Mr. Sham said that his own victory in the district race reflected a broader yearning for civic freedoms.
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That group's spokesman, Lyle Shelton, described the postal ballot as a referendum on freedoms and "radical" sex education.
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Mr. Pompeo also said he would hold an international symposium on religious freedoms in late July in Washington.
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I'm of the view that expanding individual freedoms is essential, not incidental, to a country's long-term development.
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The government believes that flexibility is necessary to protect users' rights online, including free speech and press freedoms.
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I must say, I wonder what you make of how we in the West have handled our freedoms.
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Both Saudi Arabia and Iran are among the world's most oppressive regimes when it comes to fundamental freedoms.
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A partisan, ideologically driven NLRB can further empower corporations and CEOs to take away our freedoms at work.
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She said she feels it's important for young people to fight for their freedoms and a democratic system.
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And one of the freedoms we have is freedom of speech and the freedom to express your views.
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For months, protesters have accused China of infringing on the agreement by encroaching on Hong Kong's protected freedoms.
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Sikhs in India are legendary for laying down their own lives to protect worshipers and ensure religious freedoms.
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But in practice, in most places outside big cities, such freedoms are still very limited or even nonexistent.
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Opponents see it as another step toward one-man rule that would likely erode basic rights and freedoms.
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Protesters appealed to Britain two weeks ago to rein in China and ensure it respects the city's freedoms.
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Its restriction is inconsistent with the values of the United States and the freedoms for which it stands.
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This first-rate documentary generates similar mixed feelings at a time when freedoms seem to be threatened everywhere.
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"We will address all international institutions because of such brutal violations of religious freedoms," he told the crowd.
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If continued, it would push the country toward greater authoritarianism and diminish the few freedoms its citizens had.
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The call for greater democracy had been followed by an erosion of freedoms in the city, they said.
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"The same governments that are supporting our freedoms are supporting our lives here," he said without further explanation.
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The city maintains a separate and independent legal system as part of the broader freedoms the formula guarantees.
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The bigger stuff of technology, national and cyber security, political freedoms and human rights is of less concern.
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In sum, the Bill of Rights enshrines freedoms that were appended to the original version of the Constitution.
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For people with disabilities, such a step back threatens lives — as well as the most basic of freedoms.
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For Freedoms' two-week stint at Aperture concentrates on collectives and the definition of political art making today.
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It's a group at Columbia University that defends the freedoms of speech and press in the digital age.
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Since 1945, while the USSR curtailed all manner of freedoms for people living in its sphere of influence, the U.S. crafted what is known as the liberal international order, a network of institutions and like-minded nations grounded on the pursuit of democracy, national sovereignty, and personal and economic freedoms.
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Consider his series Four Freedoms, painted to accompany a set of 22017 Saturday Evening Post essays on the four freedoms — of speech, of worship, from want, and from fear — that President Franklin D. Roosevelt had identified in his 29 State of the Union address as fundamental to human happiness and dignity.
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But some Hong Kongers worry that their freedoms are being abrogated as Beijing asserts it authority over the territory.
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Macron also said he would only visit Iran if there was a return to calm and respect for freedoms.
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The freedoms and rights enjoyed by companies that organically developed in democratic countries could well end up being eroded.
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Open call to artists working in all media for the "Reimagining the Four Freedoms"
juried exhibition and international tour.
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We keep saying we're open-minded and want to give Muslim women freedoms but we just keep deducting them.
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The importance of these expressive freedoms can also be grasped by considering why their opponents sought to repress them.
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After my winter crisis, I had the freedoms that define the European Union to thank for saving my career.
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Despite three failed attempts to undergird Powell's aspirations with regulation, the freedoms have generally proved to be self-executing.
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Merkel herself used her New Year message to defend her policy, saying Germany's freedoms will beat "hate-filled" terrorism.
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But it was really making the conditions for reporters abroad, particularly in countries with limited press freedoms, much harder.
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Laws are supposed to protect people, protect their rights and freedoms; but the UAE's Cybercrime laws do the opposite.
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At home, the constitution of the Soviet Union offered, in theory, great political freedoms and guarantees of fair treatment.
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At our founding, it was the American people who rose up to defend our freedoms and win our independence.
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Do networks have to respect an individual&aposs freedom of speech, or our network&aposs responsibility and freedoms different?
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Batteries and motors instead of large V-8s could give designers new freedoms like multiple axles and minimal hoods.
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The insider added that Britney asked for certain freedoms under her conservatorship, but the judge didn't grant that request.
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He is casting journalists as agents of an insidious state-based effort to take away the freedoms of Americans.
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At the same time, he has ramped up his suppression of political freedoms and the ability to voice dissent.
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The EU has long been critical of Prime Minister Viktor Orban's stance on migrants and record on democratic freedoms.
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Brussels considers the EU membership bid a separate process focused on rule of law, press freedoms and economic reforms.
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Q. What effect do you think the publishers' disappearances will have on press freedoms and politics in Hong Kong?
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"The[y] arrested armyofchrist for no reason except surpressing us and our freedoms," Sheikh wrote, referring to Olsen's username.
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But the current president, Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, does not tolerate even the limited political freedoms his predecessor did.
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They say Maduro has trampled on basic democratic freedoms and is leading the country into a hyperinflationary economic collapse.
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Mary Wollstonecraft's life—with all the "revolutionary hopes and freedoms" that it represented—provides rich material for Mr Holmes.
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But that won't stop the government from taking away more and and more freedoms in order to cut costs.
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Activists say some democratic freedoms appear to have been eroded, criticizing mass arrests carried out during the recent demonstrations.
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But seven years on, AMDH said Morocco is letting slide the freedoms and human rights commitments promised to protesters.
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As such, passing constitutional-carry legislation is seen by proponents as a restoration, not an expansion, of gun freedoms.
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Alas, he does not seem to be taking his responsibility to protect the country's democratic freedoms at all seriously.
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Under EU freedoms, those businesses were able to register their firms under British rules despite being based in Germany.
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He dismissed George W. Bush's argument to the American people that he was attacking us because of our freedoms.
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Still, the extent to which China's leadership will act on its promises of economic freedoms remains the important question.
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And it has upheld civic freedoms that, for all their fragility, remain the envy of many of India's neighbours.
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She said at a news conference filmed by Bloomberg the legislation wouldn't erode the special freedoms the territory enjoys.
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But it is missing other ingredients for a successful vote, such as an electoral law, political freedoms and security.
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The Freedoms are also water resistant so you don't have to worry too much about sweating all over them.
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A screenshot of the Jaybird appThe Freedoms also come with the added benefit of a free Jaybird equalizer app.
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But there have been growing concerns that some of these freedoms will go away as Beijing asserts more control.
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A CNN opinion column declares that media members and soldiers are both "protecting our freedoms" and should be thanked.
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" — Joseph Holt "We thank soldiers for their service because they devote themselves to protecting our freedoms, and we should.
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We stand in steadfast opposition to any barriers, including these recent executive actions, that would unnecessarily inhibit those freedoms.
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