There's a process called "skin hardening," which isn't a literal hardening of the skin, but instead, means you build up a tolerance to sunlight, bit by bit.
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"There's a hardening of attitudes on both sides," he said.
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There is a hardening of attitudes in situations like this.
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"Theres a hardening of attitudes on both sides," he said.
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It's the synagogue for not hardening itself against such threats.
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"People talk about 'resilience,' they talk about 'hardening,'" Westerling says.
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But some analysts detect a hardening mood in the cities.
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Hardening U.S. attitudes towards everything Chinese are unlikely to reverse.
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In the interim, states should begin the cyber hardening process.
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Increased safety will come from softening, not hardening, our schools.
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The Monmouth survey finds voter opinions hardening with the Feb.
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"The FBI director is wrong," Trump said, anger hardening his voice.
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Among the policy experts, a consensus is hardening over confronting China.
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Voter preferences are now hardening, and more trouble could lie ahead.
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"You are seeing some hardening in the gun debate," he said.
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It can also slow malignant osteopetrosis, a rare bone-hardening disorder.
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A potent attack lineStill, the public's attitudes are hardening on China.
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But the battle lines in this city of 36,000 are hardening.
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Hardening voting machinery would not have protected us in that election.
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His soaked uniform was crystallizing, hardening into a shell of ice.
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That raised the prospect of other groups hardening demands in negotiations.
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For example, are current commercial data and cyber hardening practices sufficient?
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The hot sun turned into a coil, hardening the earth below.
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Anger and resentment are hardening into permanent features of our politics.
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Another tool at the Antarctic midge's disposal is rapid cold hardening.
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Here is our Berlin bureau chief's take on Germany's hardening stance.
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A proposal that focuses heavily on "hardening" schools and arming teachers.
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"I've had people say it's a hardening, actually," Trump told Cooper.
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It is yet one more example of a hardening of lines.
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Both leaders face citizenries whose misgivings about the other country are hardening.
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Already, there are possible signs of the Trump administration hardening its stance.
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First, we need to be hardening our infrastructure around election security substantially.
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Any hardening of relations with France could have wider implications for Iran.
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The hardening of relations with France could have wider implications for Iran.
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"Hardening advocates acknowledge that mass upgrades would not eliminate shootings," AP notes.
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As that happens, their arrival on the landscape is also hardening opinions.
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The movement is fractured and the response to it is hardening daily.
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Yet life without the leavening effects of gratitude has a hardening effect.
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In both Egypt and Saudi Arabia, this regressive trend is already hardening.
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This was the result of metamorphic hardening, Darrel Cowan told me later.
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This confirms our post bags, which show opinion is polarising and hardening.
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Violence becomes more likely because incomprehension grows across hardening lines of fracture.
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The battle lines have been hardening on several fronts, Reuters has learned.
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I want to look at hardening these soft targets that are our schools.
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The biggest challenge that had to be solved was instantaneous hardening or curing.
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" But, she added, "This draft resolution risks hardening the positions of both sides.
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The negotiation before the negotiation, their small talk hardening into chrome and steel.
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But paint congealed at midfield and in the end zone, hardening those areas.
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Still, it played some role in at least hardening those forces of history.
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We need to work on community planning and the hardening of our infrastructure.
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She blamed the hardening of the American trade embargo by the Trump administration.
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"That unfortunately results in authorities hardening their approach to these regions," she said.
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And the news cycle they inhabit, he added, is only hardening their beliefs.
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Mr. Barnier's statement pointed to a hardening of opinion among European Union leaders.
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The hardening is evident on the front lines of the territory's young demonstrators.
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Democrats find this border hardening to be mostly wasteful; Republicans say it's important.
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She may be right about that, but market share positions seem to be hardening.
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The candidates' responses suggest a hardening Republican position on the open Supreme Court seat.
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Criticism in several state media outlets this week suggests a hardening attitude in government.
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So, in addition to hardening targets, do you think it&aposs a viable option?
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That puts China's party leaders—and their hardening nationalist message—in a tricky spot.
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Additionally, the Center for Internet Security publishes hardening guidelines and recommendations for securing solutions.
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They were also almost seven times more likely to develop hardening of the arteries.
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We discussed key card swiping, Signal hardening, halon server rooms, PGP keys, and more.
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Public opinion polls had begun to show hardening support among Democrats for single-payer.
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Insinuations that immigration is, per se, bad, are hardening into a new common sense.
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"There is no down side to hardening space assets against hostile interference," Oberg said.
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Before Mrs Lam's address, the stances of both sides had appeared to be hardening.
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Since then, hundreds of millions have been spent hardening schools against every parent's nightmare.
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In addition, Android 10 includes hardening for several security-critical areas of the platform.
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Both sides are hardening their positions amid a nearly $400 billion bilateral trading deficit.
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Polls showed a hardening of Australian attitudes about China even before the past week.
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Trump is pressing to implement campaign promises of hardening the U.S. stance on trade.
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For Pound to advocate such a penalty represents a significant hardening in his position.
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But America's hardening line has bipartisan support and it won't be easy to reverse.
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And I think that's what is behind some of the hardening of the paywalls.
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As a result, states have been hardening their databases through penetration testing and vulnerability assessments.
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An aerial view of a river of lava, with some of it hardening on top.
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As they move forward, Microsoft's softer side under Nadella appears to be hardening a bit.
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And bonds denominated in their own, hardening currencies did even better, rising by double digits.
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Instead, there is a real chance that he might provoke a hardening of China's position.
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They used to add horse hair to concrete to keep it from cracking while hardening.
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The hardening continues This is an incredible pro-American, law & order speech. Bold. Detailed. Unapologetic.
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Both sides are hardening their positions because they know she is a weak Prime Minister.
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And the simultaneous hardening of the U.S. and Mexican borders perversely strengthens organized criminal gangs.
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"It's hard to trust the softening when the hardening has been so hard," Vargas said.
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Next up is a battle against hardening opposition amongst some communities along its planned route.
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Have you felt as if your body were collapsing from the inside, collapsing and hardening?
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This slow process of "plaque" build-up is called atherosclerosis or hardening of the arteries.
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But as a vote in Congress approaches, opposition on the left appears to be hardening.
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Unfortunately, research suggests that target hardening has little to no effect on a school's safety.
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It's not a hardening of the heart so much as a sharpening of the spirit.
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They were fearful that America was hardening; that discrimination might turn into something even worse.
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Our older air traffic control systems lack proper cyber hardening and are also at-risk.
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So there are some additional hardening measures we've outlined that we are recommending to defenders.
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He has repeatedly advocated for arming teachers and "hardening" schools to protect them from threats.
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Some of that money was spent sensibly, for example on hardening power stations and hospitals.
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Trying to point it out directly will only result in a hardening of their beliefs.
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He has a type 2 collagen disorder that causes delayed ossification, or hardening, of his bones.
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Except for a hardening of rhetoric towards Pakistan, there were no big shifts in foreign policy.
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The hardening of anti-immigration attitudes across the continent probably makes such a policy politically impossible.
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This compression leaves the micelles straining outwards, putting pressure on the calcium carbonate and hardening it.
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Even the U.S. Army and the Pentagon are now taking this approach to hardening their systems.
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Europe's hardening mood appears to be inspiring many to move now, before it is too late.
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But, points out Marc Rosenblum of the Migration Policy Institute, a think-tank, attitudes are hardening.
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The administration instead unveiled a series of proposals focused on "hardening" schools to prevent future shootings.
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The president has repeatedly advocated for arming teachers and "hardening" schools to protect them from threats.
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The NRA has opposed new gun legislation, and instead called for "hardening" schools by arming teachers.
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"It's important to take into account the rise or hardening of fundamentalist, religious discourse," Sanchez said.
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Stress in childhood may be linked to hardening of the arteries in adulthood, new research suggests.
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And one of the reasons I left 'Spin City' was that I felt my face hardening.
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As with other lines of division in American politics, however, the geographic lines have been hardening.
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So did European and American populists, running on hardening borders and retaking control from corrupt elites.
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It was strange for Peter to imagine their baby's fingernails hardening inside her, its muscles uncoiling.
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But his hardening tone, when addressing this particular issue, indicates a fundamental shift in his approach.
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Her endless patience was wearing thin, her natural gentleness was hardening, and she seemed uncharacteristically annoyed.
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Hardening one neighborhood so that water can't flow inland there means the water goes somewhere else.
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Am I hardening into one of those embittered cynics who always expect the worst from people?
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Translation: his organs shut down due to internal bleeding, and he also had hardening of the arteries.
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He develops a special technique for hardening ceramics, and perfects a shape that prevents crushing or chipping.
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Weibo's brief censorship of LGBT content is not the first sign that official attitudes may be hardening.
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Whatever happens with the trade war started by President Donald Trump, America is hardening itself against China.
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In recent years, the agency has explored ways of hardening airport security rather than loosening things up.
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Russinovich tells me the team is still hardening the code and getting it ready for open sourcing.
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In two recent interviews, Trump used both the words "softening" and "hardening" to describe his immigration evolution.
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One result has been a hardening acceptance of the need to thin them, including by controlled burning.
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Still, in light of the abuses at Parris Island, that hardening process is receiving more internal scrutiny.
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Seemingly oblivious to Mexican electoral risk, President Trump is now hardening his stance on the NAFTA negotiations.
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Members overwhelmingly voted for the measure on Sunday, in a hardening of the party's pro-EU position.
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Hardening the platforms, active defense measures, and rapid replacement of satellites are among the strategies being contemplated.
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The Mosavis were victims of a hardening in Norwegian government policies and popular attitudes toward asylum seekers.
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While some lawmakers are pressing for a deal, there was more evidence on Sunday of positions hardening.
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This hardening alignment between presidential and Senate results is solidifying two of the modern Senate's defining characteristics.
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Without that spirit, what is left is a CIA that suffers from organizational hardening of the arteries.
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Atherosclerosis, or hardening and narrowing of the arteries, is one risk factor that reliably predicts heart problems.
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A heart valve is commonly damaged through hardening—stenosis—or by causing backflow, a "leaky" heart valve.
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These "happy face" reports justify the utilities doing little or nothing, like hardening transformers to survive EMP.
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It grows ceaselessly at the edges, hardening turf into concrete industries, forever feeding its enormous polluted body.
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In recent months, a gradual hardening of the official attitude toward independent volunteers has become increasingly evident.
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Conservative opposition to the plan is hardening, because they don't believe it does enough to repeal Obamacare.
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Progress toward a trade agreement nearly collapsed this past week, with both sides hardening their bargaining positions.
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Ongoing trends strongly suggest a steady hardening of positions by both Carrie Lam's government and the protesters.
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I want to make sure we have significant law enforcement presence on top of hardening the schools.
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Negotiations will be drawn out due to the hardening and persistence of Washington's and Beijing's conflicting interests.
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The hardening resistance complicated the case for the Republicans as they moved their bill forward on Wednesday.
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Soto's views of the war were hardening further, and he was unwilling to suppress what he knew.
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Forecast fundamental divergence will, in turn, reinforce fund divergence, hardening very different investor views of the two markets.
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Inmate populations (in prison and county-run jails) rose fast, partly because of hardening sentences in both states.
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It's titanium that has undergone a "deep-hardening treatment" that makes it five times harder than regular titanium.
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He is also right that Britain is witnessing "a hardening of the mood" and "deepening of the anger".
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He acknowledges that hardening the HTC Exodus will also require input from cryptographers and the broader cryptocurrency community.
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Our investment is hardening and globalizing our platform, so that means security investment at an extremely high level.
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The previous macOS update, High Sierra, was more of a hardening and performance update for the operating system.
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The concern is that it actually has the opposite effect -- hardening opposition to the bill that already exists.
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Polarization is rising, and to the extent that Sullivan senses a hardening of tribal lines, he's not wrong.
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Camp Moria, on the Greek island of Lesbos, is a visible reminder of Europe's hardening stance toward migrants.
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Next, they examined patterns of bone ossification, or hardening, looking at embryos along with young pterosaurs, called flaplings.
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And if he's found guilty, well, the hardening process that's already beginning will likely complete itself in time.
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They're one among many factions in the country today—their mutual suspicions flaring, the boundaries between them hardening.
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"Lipoproteins play a fundamental role in the disease process of (hardening of the arteries)," Ballantyne said by email.
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All day, House leaders struggled to shake the hardening narrative that sicker Americans would suffer under their plan.
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There are some near-certain impacts like a hardening of the already deeply polarized party bases, for one.
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The political awakening — for the Republicans, a hardening toward illegal immigrants; for the Democrats, a quick, grim conversion.
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Food Network star and celebrity chef Carl Ruiz died from a hardening of his arteries ... TMZ has learned.
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Even among fans, many of its more artery-hardening menu items are best considered late-night guilty pleasures.
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Already, the battle lines were hardening on Monday as Mr. Cuomo's office reacted angrily to Mr. Gianaris's appointment.
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This division was tasked both with repairing the immediate damage and hardening the system against future flooding, Ortiz says.
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We are already giving them money every year for hardening, bullet proof glass, metal detectors, fewer entrances and exits.
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It was cold and pissing rain, and there was nothing besides a hardening block of brunøst in the refrigerator.
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"It is just the ongoing hardening of the Brexit line," said John Hardy, Saxo Bank's head of FX strategy.
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"It is just the ongoing hardening of the Brexit line," said Saxo bank's head of FX strategy John Hardy.
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Geochemist Tiziana Vanorio suspects the ancient Romans first watched pozzolana hardening into cement in the seawater surrounding Campi Flegrei.
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Dan Patrick called for a "hardening" of the nation&aposs school buildings in the wake of Friday&aposs attack.
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The government has since backtracked but the impact of the hardening sentiment is already being felt on the fields.
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Now, Brexit supporters argue, the UK can decide who and what gets into the UK by "hardening" the border.
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They maximize defenses by deploying more police and counterterrorism officials, managing borders, and hardening targets as much as practicable.
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We must resist responding to this threat by simply hardening borders, rescinding access and limiting the capabilities of technology.
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Trump's hardening trade position is creating frustration on Capitol Hill, prompting some Republicans to talk of possible legislative action.
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That protection should include not only hardening key assets against EMP effects, but more robust and layered missile defenses.
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As spring approached, the days began to alternate between snow and rain, swelling the river and hardening the ice.
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Feinstein then spent days hardening her position against Haspel and voted against the nominee, who ended up getting confirmed.
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The hardening of President Trump's stance is heightening the chances that López Obrador will win the forthcoming Mexican election.
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But others have noted that Mr. Trump appears to be hardening against it, at least in his public remarks.
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"Three hundred brunches, nothing came back," he said, his voice hardening with the steely conviction of a combat veteran.
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BREXIT: SINN FEIN PRESIDENT MCDONALD SAYS ANYTHING THAT INTRODUCES CUSTOMS CHECKS MEANS A HARDENING OF THE BORDER IN IRELAND
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Of yet greater concern for the world economic outlook has been Trump's recent hardening of his line towards China.
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Then as the ring moves along with other waste through the gut, hardening shit compacts around and colors the gems.
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HUTCHISON: Oh, I think definitely we are hardening our defenses as a deterrence against the invasion of any outside influence.
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But some labour unions have already signalled a hardening stance as negotiations with ministers over the reforms hit a wall.
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It marks a hardening of Israel's stance: during 2016, according to the Israeli army, 102 bodies were returned for burial.
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A recently published poll by the International Republican Institute found that attitudes in Jordan toward the Islamic State were hardening.
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In West Virginia, where politicians have traditionally gone easy on the companies, the mood is hardening as Big Coal vanishes.
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"It is extremely difficult to follow the progressive hardening of enmity from one day to the next," the narrator says.
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While that broadness initially led to more bugs, those vulnerabilities have been patched over time, slowly hardening the operating system.
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" Mr. Pyne recommended "hardening communities" in ways that allow the fires to "blow over and around them without incinerating everything.
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But hardening coastal bases to cope with much stronger winds and higher surges would be costly and probably take years.
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Often, these steps involve what's known as target hardening — things like adding automatic lockdown systems and hiring additional police officers.
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Rather than hardening the lines around what it meant to be of and from Asian America, they exploded its meaning.
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And that requires hardening themselves into something cruel and vicious, calling his victims liars or pretending that they don't exist.
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Securing a candidate's website, their critical public facing presence, and hardening access to key internal applications can vastly improve cybersecurity.
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It includes hardening schools and arming teachers but not raising the age from 18 to 21 to buy a firearm.
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Yet the NRA and many Republicans have tried to shift the conversation to focus on mental health and hardening schools.
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Studies in animals have also linked particle pollution with atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries, due to plaque build-up.
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Treating these oral health problems in childhood can also reduce inflammation and other risk factors for hardening of the arteries.
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Meanwhile, "hardening schools", which includes better security technology and more school resource officers, has emerged as the least controversial solution.
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The MTA also turned its attention to repairing and hardening the more than half-dozen tunnels ruinously water-logged by Sandy.
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Just when the story begins to take shape, silvery threads hardening into a web of extraordinary design, you cut us off.
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But the views of Remain and Leave-supporting MPs are hardening and she has just two weeks to change their minds.
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People keep saying hardening schools is going to protect our kids, but that's putting a Band-Aid over a massive laceration.
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If the United States succeeds in hardening its border, Mexico may struggle to cope with the flows across its southern one.
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All responsibility for raising electricity rates to invest in grid hardening (while regularly cutting off electricity) would fall to public officials.
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Qatar's decision on August 23rd to re-establish full diplomatic ties with Iran seems to indicate a hardening of its position.
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They have prepared the perimeter of the city for an attack, hardening defenses in the places they predict they'll be attacked.
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Getting into the lives of people and their backgrounds or is it more defense, hardening of targets as Aaron is suggesting?
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Just like classic acrylic systems, there are two crucial parts to a dipping system: the liquid hardening agent and the powder.
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Hunting for the precious stones, formed by the hardening of tree resin over thousands of years, is a popular tourist activity.
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Following the shooting, the Trump administration laid out a series of proposals that focused on "hardening" schools against future gun violence.
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Police tactics against protesters have been hardening and Li, 91, warned that "the best cause can lead to the worst results".
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This latest move represents a hardening of the EU position, just days after Lam reiterated that she wouldn't scrap the bill.
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His victory Tuesday signals a hardening of the GOP primary electorate that many Republicans say would hurt the party in November.
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Positions are hardening not only because of what has been said, but because of what neither side is willing to say.
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With each disembarkation, public opinion was hardening against migrants, and the political appetite for accountability for their constant arrivals was growing.
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And yet all major parties seem to be, if anything, softening in their stance against Moscow, while hardening their anti-Americanism.
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It also helps to be able to talk with friends who are not undergoing the "hardening" process boys are subjected to.
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The city's $20 billion plan includes upgrading buildings, hardening critical infrastructure and strengthening flood resistance along the 520 miles of coastline.
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The only concrete mission the troops have engaged in so far is "hardening" parts of the border with the spiked wire.
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State and city election boards have spent the better part of 3 years hardening their systems for a 2020 hacker invasion.
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The visit would be, he said, "a sign of our pastoral concern and protest against the hardening of the American heart."
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But it won't be easy for either side to make substantive compromises given the hardening of public opinion in both countries.
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Opinions are already hardening, and it's unclear what can be done to undo the damage the Uber crash has already caused.
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"A wall does not equal border security," a senior administration official said, signaling the White House position on immigration is hardening.
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They have also had the effect of hardening and consolidating Republican support — in both the House and Senate — behind the president.
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Early reactions to Mr. Macron's speech from his political rivals, and the unions, were hostile, foreshadowing a continuing hardening of positions.
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But after billions of dollars spent "hardening" learning environments, there is no evidence police and metal detectors make schools any safer.
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He appeared to be hardening a threat to restore Iran's disputed enrichment drive first made after Trump quit the nuclear deal.
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States are also reportedly doing a poor job of investigating the incidents or hardening their voting systems against future intrusion.[AP/Slate]
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Too much scarring and you get cirrhosis, a hardening of the soft hepatic tissue, which can lead to life-threatening liver failure.
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Control Risks predicts a hardening of stance between the two in the coming year as the U.S. seeks to contain China's rise.
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Grid hardening also involves the brute-force problem of inspecting and properly trimming around the state's 250,43 miles of overhead power lines.
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An electorate that can change its mind despite years of thought-hardening trends is an electorate that's mentally healthier and more thoughtful.
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However, the bank is not alone in noting that the ruling Conservative Party appears to be hardening toward a "no-deal" Brexit.
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The experiment also looked at what's known as oxidative stress, which increases the risk for hardening of the arteries and heart attack.
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The more severe the person's sleep fragmentation was, the greater was their risk of hardening of the small arteries in their brains.
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The action punctuated the pope's pleas for sympathy to the crisis confronting the refugees just as European attitudes are hardening against them.
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Now, New York is doing what New Orleans had to do, taking steps like strengthening buildings, hardening power infrastructure and elevating generators.
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Some of the NGOs that could be hit by the new law said they expected a hardening in the new government's stance.
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Some measures go beyond "hardening" school buildings and expanding police presence and focus instead on how to respond to a violent attack.
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Still, the inevitability of that battle doesn't require embracing strategic libertinism at every turn and hardening your battles lines at every front.
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And given hardening attitudes among Palestinians, another leader would most likely be even less receptive to any Washington plan than Mr. Abbas.
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The prime minister's response, moreover, comes on the heels of other Israeli measures that reflect a hardening of positions on the occupation.
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How would the United Kingdom "take back control" of its borders without hardening the Irish border, thereby endangering the Good Friday Agreement?
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The sedentary Bostonians in this study, he points out, although still young, had hearts that already were hardening and blood pressures rising.
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Hardening that identity so that it is unalterable, using encryption, public/private keys, hashing and other more advanced cryptology techniques should follow.
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The hardening battle lines come as the two articles of impeachment could be transmitted to the Senate as soon as this week.
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By Sunday morning, Mr. Trump seemed to be hardening his tone with his Twitter message, which he put in a political context.
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"Unfortunately I do see a hardening of attitudes on our side," said a senior Indonesian government official, who declined to be named.
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Sleeping less than six hours a night, and sleeping poorly, are associated with hardening of the arteries, a new study has found.
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My dick was still flaccid and the plaster was hardening, so the hopes of achieving anything resembling a respectable erection were waning.
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But with both sides hardening in their negotiating stance, the White House decided this week that talks should not include Trump this time.
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To see if your own eyes are hardening, look no further than your phone, which should require no exertion; you're probably already there.
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The report offered a link between using social media platforms as a primary source for finding news and the hardening of personal opinions.
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Equifax is currently focused, he continued, on "rapidly" improving its security infrastructure and hardening its networks by changing up its vulnerability detection procedures.
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But after 2015's Stagefright bug, Google started a new crackdown, hardening subsequent versions of Android and demanding better patching schedules from partners.
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Some experts advocate for hardening schools as much as possible; others say active shooters are less of a threat than the public realizes.
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The Congressional EMP Commission has called for hardening the U.S. electric grid and other life-sustaining critical infrastructures against EMP and cyber-attack.
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American interests are harmed, too, when worsening Palestinian quality of life fosters extremism and a hardening of attitudes toward the U.S. and Israel.
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The country's nationalist government, after erecting fences and setting up refugee camps, has seen hardening xenophobia and rising support for tilting toward authoritarianism.
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You'd have to cool a liquid impossibly slowly—perhaps even infinitely slowly—to keep it from hardening before it hit the Kauzmann temperature.
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As the arrests in Hong Kong mount, to around 4,500, the language from Ms. Lam, the unpopular chief executive, is hardening as well.
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"I'm the only candidate who does what everyone talks about," he tells reporters after his speech, his omnipresent smile hardening into a rictus.
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It was not clear whether Mr. Putin's decree was a response to this hardening of positions, though Ukrainian officials suggested that it was.
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Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain has accused European officials of hardening their stances to "affect" the results of June 8 parliamentary elections.
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The language of those older fights echoes deeply in the current one, hardening positions on both sides, and especially on the union side.
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"We had to try something," said Mr. Capella, who had survived an all-out gun battle with assassins years earlier, hardening his resolve.
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Eventually, I discovered it's very likely I have an autoimmune disease that caused systemic and continual inflammation, itself a factor in hardening arteries.
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For transportation companies, for example, it may require hardening infrastructure like port facilities or rail lines to protect them from floods or fires.
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They express hope that European leaders will decide to open the borders – an outcome that appears increasingly unlikely in the hardening political climate.
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His 100th day in office was approaching, and Trump was eager to reshape the hardening narrative of a White House veering off course.
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For many children in urban centers, school hardening began long before the image of gunmen stalking classrooms was seared into the national consciousness.
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"Most views around race are hardening, particularly as Trump has taken over the face of the party and highlighted these fears and anxieties."
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Previous studies have linked drinking coffee with a hardening of the arteries that pump blood from your heart to other parts of the body.
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On Monday, some traders were concerned that China, the largest foreign U.S. creditor, could dump Treasuries to counter the Trump administration's hardening trade stance.
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Hardening equipment against drizzle, and developing forecasts that tell you when to disconnect it to avoid CME-induced power surges, are merely sensible precautions.
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The difference with this new launch is that the ultraviolet-colored formula oxidizes on your face (instead of hardening) before you rinse it off.
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It certainly looks like this move may be part of the broader ideological hardening underway at Peking University and at educational institutions in general.
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Its members reject the accusation that it represents a hardening of the divide between the north and south, saying it wants to be constructive.
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This represents a significant hardening of OPEC's policy and has partially reversed the recent slide in benchmark Brent prices, which was probably the intention.
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Second, the rise of Islamic fundamentalism in the 1980s coincided with that of the gay-rights movement in America and Europe, hardening cultural differences.
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Puerto Rico has requested $94.4 billion, over half of which would go to rebuilding and hardening the island's frail electrical grid and repairing homes.
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With the poles of each party hardening and moving further apart, are there really enough folks left in the middle for campaigns to reach?
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Yet those too are still often treated as riots, says Mr Im—and that pressure may in turn be hardening the culture of protest.
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Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim added to Turkey's hardening rhetoric on the issue, saying Baghdad's remarks on the Bashiqa camp were "dangerous and provocative".
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He did, however, admit that "there were efforts by Russia" to impact the election and highlighted forthcoming efforts for a "hardening" of election infrastructure.
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And so you just have a very good awareness of what's happening instead of really hardening it and counting on nothing ever getting in.
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Windows and car parts melted, hardening into bizarre puddles of glass and aluminum along a main drag where entire blocks of stores are gone.
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Some of the best protection a plant can have against the winter is a strong root system, which develops in the autumn before hardening.
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"We might start with one or two providers to start hardening the API and think through how we would create a marketplace," he said.
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For weeks, the emphasis was on hardening crossings and ports of entry, but now there appears to be an increased focus on force protection.
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Just as we hardened our physical infrastructure in the wake of the 9/11 attack, we must commit to hardening our digital infrastructure today.
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There are places that have found themselves cut off from the mainland for much longer than usual because the ice isn't hardening fast enough.
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The decimation of local manufacturing shaped his views on trade, friends said, hardening his approach and leading him to become a skeptic of globalization.
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Living shorelines are not appropriate for every location; container ships can't dock in a salt marsh, so shore hardening is necessary in major ports.
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I wondered whether Facebook hadn't contributed to hardening positions, with increasing talk of the "deep state" providing denialists with a fresh line of attack.
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Yet with the hardening of the Cold War, the actions taken in wartime became models for a new era of tight government-industry coordination.
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Kim Il-Sung's 1950 invasion of South Korea and three years of ultimately inconclusive war resulted in hardening the bifurcation into its current manifestation.
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Her comments in La Repubblica appear to indicate a hardening in the PD position that could open the way to the concession being cancelled.
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For example, hardening the power system by installing more buried power systems, using renewable energy sources, and creating micro grids that can be interconnected.
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Tasks performed by US troops have included hardening of border positions, placing concertina wire, operating mobile surveillance vehicles and the painting of border barriers.
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He might even be handsome," he said, "if it weren't for his over-all look of exhaustion, the crisscrossing expression lines hardening his features.
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Previous CBP construction methods such as internal hardening (inside the steel posts) and anti-climb features were validated by the testing, said the official.
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The utility industry has resisted hardening the grid to EMP attacks because of the high cost of addressing what it considers an unlikely threat.
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Goodyear hasn't made the all-important compound, and getting it to work as described would be complex, especially the bit about hardening with oxidation.
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But 11 years later, she has hardening from scar tissue and a constantly sprained chest muscle (her back muscle was used to reconstruct her pec).
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Researchers found that people with higher levels of a particular antibody in the blood had an increased risk of atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries.
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His remarks amount to a hardening of an earlier commitment, and will give suppliers, logistics firms and consumers important clues on where to position themselves.
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Looking ahead, credit quality pressures will "take longer to dissipate" as hardening interest rates and banking sector woes will create hindrances for businesses, ICRA said.
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While he acknowledged that plenty of people come in through places like /pol/, he didn't credit the board with any hardening of his political identity.
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It can lead to the hardening of the arteries and decreased blood flow to the heart, and over time, the heart may thicken and stiffen.
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In addition to more tariffs, traders are concerned China, the largest foreign U.S. creditor, may dump Treasuries to counter the Trump administration's hardening trade stance.
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The Chinese government has decided that college campuses are in need of enhanced security and ideological hardening, and is implementing different control measures, Reuters reports.
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For it and for all California utilities, investments in grid hardening and fire safety will be an ongoing affair, not something that is ever completed.
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The new satellites are being engineered with greater resilience to enemy attacks through cyber hardening, smaller, less vulnerable form factors and jam-resistant GPS systems.
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Economic conflict has led to a hardening of elite and public opinion in both countries, with an increase in nationalism and determination not to surrender.
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Such announcements are not unusual in Iran, but the timing has raised concerns that Tehran is hardening its position in its standoff with Western powers.
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Jeff recognized her immediately, she could read that in the way his expression shifted: surprise welcome then hardening into anger and a more defensive stance.
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"It will help amputees with contracture [the hardening of muscles, which can deform joints], a common problem if they don't do their exercises," she says.
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Such announcements are not unusual in Iran, but the timing has raised concerns that Tehran is hardening its position during the tensions with Western powers.
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But the split in aluminum pricing, with the basis set in London and the physical premium set in the United States, seems to be hardening.
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But in interviews with CNN, the Republican leadership's resolve to deny a hearing for Obama's pick only seemed to be hardening after the President's announcement.
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It was not intended as an attack on Rajoy or the Spanish legal system, he said, but a response to a fear positions were hardening.
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Cutaneous leishmaniasis symptoms for dogs include "thickening and hardening of the tissues on the muzzle and footpads," hair loss and hard bumps on the skin.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The main factors that could, individually or collectively, lead to a negative rating action are: --Hardening financing constraints in domestic or international markets.
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While we have seen a hardening of viewpoints on relationships with these companies, the results indicate a growing interest by cities to partner with them.
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On Monday, some traders had been concerned that China, the largest foreign U.S. creditor, could dump Treasuries to counter the Trump administration's hardening trade stance.
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The comments from Abu Rudeineh suggest a hardening of the Palestinian negotiating position, making it harder to pursue a peace process, rather than the opposite.
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In the fast-hardening concrete of postelection analysis, the presidential vote was seen as a "whitelash," as Van Jones called it, against Barack Obama's presidency.
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That, and the glowing physical report he gave Donald Trump — a poster boy for hardening of the arteries — make him suspect in this veteran's eyes.
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Body scans show that his middle-aged arteries were hardening, and it looks like he was well on his way to developing coronary artery disease.
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A source told the New York Times that Apple had been working on hardening security features before last week's court order stemming from the Dec.
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Hopes for a quick resolution to the China trade fight have faded, with both countries hardening their positions after a trade deal collapsed this month.
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Iran: President Hassan Rouhani in a speech compared the country's economic distress under hardening American sanctions to the miseries Iran endured during its worst war.
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In another sign of hardening on Friday, North Korea withdrew its staff from the joint liaison office it has operated with South Korea since September.
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Years of research has found that fear can eventually divide and poison societies, hardening people against perceived outsiders, even causing them to abandon key values.
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"At 130/90 you already begin to see changes in the vasculature (blood vessels) of the kidneys and some hardening of the arteries," Fergus said.
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This fat can be turned into cholesterol that can start collecting along and hardening your arteries, perhaps ultimately leading to a heart attack or stroke.
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Dr. Teets knows from past research that if calcium is prevented from entering cells, the organism is no longer able to perform rapid cold hardening.
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The tough response to the protests also appeared to signal a hardening rift between Iran's leaders and sizable segments of the population of 83 million.
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During the Obama administration, the department spent nearly $1 billion hardening NORAD HQ inside Cheyenne Mountain and other assets against a North Korean EMP attack.
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Customs and Border Protection (CBP) told VICE that there have been five incidents of lane closure since November 13, which were caused by the installation of "port-hardening materials" (like jersey barriers and wire) to prepare for the arrival of the migrant caravan, the removal of portions of those hardening materials, and additional preparations for and responses to the demonstrations by migrants in the caravan.
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For one thing, it might be hard to square the executive order with recent Supreme Court rulings hardening the use of mandatory detention for certain immigrants.
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"Things look a little more optimistic than a year ago...(but) we are not expecting a broad-based hardening of the market as yet," he added.
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"The word of warning is, don't open your mouth as wide as you possibly can, and then fill it with a hardening substance," she told me.
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Just over two months before the presidential election, Sofia is taking steps towards warmer relations with Russia after hardening its foreign policy since the Ukraine crisis.
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In addition to more tariffs, traders are concerned that China, the largest foreign U.S. creditor, may dump treasuries to counter the Trump administration's hardening trade stance.
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Republican support for Trump's trade policy is hardening, with 2161% now strongly in favor of it, compared to 5643% in an NBC/SurveyMonkey poll in July.
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The commission directed the wireless providers to report how they were hardening their systems, but the Public Advocates Office said the responses were vague and ambiguous.
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The tortured EU-UK divorce has polarized the discourse around Brexit, hardening support among Brexit supporters to just break free from the EU at any cost.
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Modern-day Chinese mandarins obsess over differences within the Trump administration, not realising that the hardening of the Washington mood predates and will outlast Mr Trump.
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Amidst Trump's threats, those living in Tehran feel that an accord they have yet to benefit from may already be doomed, hardening their skepticism about America.
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The way they do this is by hardening the software binary so malware and exploitations can't find the tools they need to execute across the infrastructure.
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Meanwhile, as the prime minister claims that a big majority will strengthen her negotiating hand in Brussels, her opposite numbers seem to be hardening their stance.
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Common symptoms of arsenic poisoning include pigmentation and keratosis, a condition that leads to hardening of the skin on the palms and soles of the feet.
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While the hardening of the skin isn't fatal in itself, doctors say it could restrict his chest and lung cavity, eventually leaving him unable to breathe.
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Billions of taxpayer dollars have been spent in the past two decades hardening security; unauthorized crossings and the number of undocumented immigrants from Mexico are declining.
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All of these risk factors can lead to narrowing of the arteries, hardening of the arteries, and the plaque formation which causes heart attacks and strokes.
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The crater is a popular site for tourists and miners, who dig up hardening yellow sulfur to sell for use in everything from cosmetics to matchsticks.
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Last year, YouTuber Jay Swingler nearly suffocated during the filming of a video in which he stuck his head in a microwave filled with hardening paste.
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Evan Medeiros, formerly a member of Barack Obama's National Security Council, says the battery's deployment is an indication of a "hardening of views" about the North.
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In Texas, where Mr. Hurd is one of six Republicans who have decided to retire from the House, views on impeachment are hardening along party lines.
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While President Donald Trump rattles sabers on Twitter and slams "Rocket Man" Kim Jong Un, there is also a perceptible hardening of tone among senior officials.
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Redshirt junior Darion Clark believes it's as simple as collecting battle scars, with a talented team congealing and hardening after suffering so many previous near-misses.
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While European sentiment toward Chinese trade policies may be hardening, Italy recently became the first G-7 country to join the sprawling Belt and Road Initiative.
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"I fear a total shift to the right, a hardening of the domestic political climate and incitement against outsiders," said 69-year-old protester Wolfgang Pechlaner.
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Aside from summit considerations, any troop drawdown would also incur a long-term strategic cost, hardening impressions that the U.S. is ceding its traditional leadership role.
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But if temperatures remain warm throughout autumn into early winter, the degree of hardening is lessened and wheat becomes more susceptible to cold damage later on.
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Republicans say they also appropriated hundreds of millions of dollars in new grants to states for election security and issued detailed reports on hardening election security.
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Quietly, Mr. de Blasio and his top aides have worked to preserve his interests, asking members to "keep an open mind" to prevent blocs from hardening.
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For various reasons (the hardening of the one-and-done era, fewer at-large bids to mid-majors), the Age of the Cinderella may be waning.
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Similarly, as the case of Myanmar shows, the colonial origins of the modern secular state have, in some ways, insidiously fostered the hardening of religious identities.
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Both countries seem to be hardening their positions in ways that will be difficult to resolve with the mutual face-saving that typically facilitates trade deals.
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Wander the Halls, Say Hello: A New Approach to School Safety In the wake of the Parkland shooting, districts across the country are hardening their schools.
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Climate fight: The Trump administration is hardening its position against climate science, eliminating future, worst-case effects of a rapidly warming planet from its climate models.
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If you eat more calories than you burn, it can elevate your triglyceride levels and that may contribute to a hardening or narrowing of your arteries.
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The government of President Emmanuel Macron appears poised to expel the preacher in one of the most striking examples of its hardening stance toward radical Islam.
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The hardening effect of acidic ingredients kicks in only when they're included in higher proportions; if you want to do that, wait until they're tender. Water.
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It's a condition called presbyopia, and the American Academy of Ophthalmology explains that it is caused by age-related hardening of the lens behind your iris.
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"Maximum pressure" will likely result in only a hardening of North Korea's resolve to maintain what they see as their lifeline to survival: their nuclear deterrent.
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"Funding for only 'hardening' school facilities, while welcome, is likely not going to be sufficient to address the full range of locally identified needs," he said.
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The tariffs, announced by Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, ended months of uncertainty about potential exemptions and suggested a hardening of the U.S. approach to trade negotiations.
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Merkel is hoping a deal secured in Brussels earlier this week will placate her Bavarian allies, who are demanding a significant hardening of Germany's immigration policy.
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Officials aren't waiting for gun control, and have begun hardening classrooms and outfitting students and teachers with their own weapons — including small bats and buckets of rocks.
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After smoothing on the glue-like mask, it began hardening and I was left staring at the ceiling for close to an hour with zero facial mobility.
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Collins' comments come as GOP resistance is hardening against Garland -- as few are willing to break ranks from conservative activists willing to pummel anyone who considers defecting.
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"If brains are like books, ASC is like soaking a book in crystal-clear epoxy resin and hardening it into a solid block of plastic," he explained.
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It wasn't until Alfred Wilm accidentally discovered age-hardening which transformed aluminum to duralumin, an alloy with a much stronger crystalline structure, that things began to change.
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In a hardening of her stance on migrants' integration in Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel last month called for a ban on full face veils "wherever legally possible".
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"It might be a bridge too far for the average user, but for those with higher threat profiles, that's a great hardening step to take," she said.
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The company offered few details about its plans but appeared to accept the view, hardening among analysts, that getting through the crisis would require a major transformation.
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France has already told its diplomats and foreign ministry officials to postpone indefinitely all non-essential travel to Iran, citing a hardening of Tehran's attitude toward France.
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He does so by giving Jones a mounting fury that manifests not in explosive confrontations, but in a gradually hardening resolve to protect and disseminate his findings.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is exploring hardening its approach toward Islamabad over Pakistan-based militants launching attacks in Afghanistan, two U.S. officials told Reuters last month.
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That vote stands as a milestone in hardening GOP attitudes against migration because the Goodlatte bill represented a wish list for the party's most anti-immigration forces.
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In a speech on Tuesday, she will say that a hardening position by the remainder of the EU means that she needs a clear mandate from voters.
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France has already told its diplomats and foreign ministry officials to postpone indefinitely all non-essential travel to Iran, citing a hardening of Tehran's attitude towards France.
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" The case for "hardening" schools: "After the 9/11 terror attacks, the United States took steps to secure government and public buildings — from airports to concert halls.
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Trump indicated earlier this month he may begin "softening" his immigration positions, including mass deportations, before later backpedaling and saying he might actually be "hardening" his stance.
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Despite Mr. Biden's decisive, nearly 30-point win in South Carolina, it was not clear how much his win would alter the hardening contours of the race.
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The accumulation of similar details, deeply etched marks of subjugation, don't inspire shock and alarm so much as a sense of gray permanence, like watching concrete hardening.
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This, coupled with the hardening of Washington's position toward Beijing in recent years, presented Ms. Tsai with an opportunity to deliver more full-throated condemnations of China.
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It has spent tens of thousands of dollars on hardening its information technology systems after a hacking attack that officials believe is tied to Mr. Trump's election.
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This week, the Trump administration issued a new order that slightly scaled back the original ban but is still considered a significant hardening of American immigration policy.
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These blocks were then soaked in plastic resin for hardening, which allowed them to be cut into exceptionally thin slices, some measuring just 30 microns in depth.
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An argument for a good night's sleep: People who slept less than six hours were at higher risk for hardening of the arteries, a new study found.
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Northbound lanes at the San Ysidro crossing from Tijuana to San Diego, California, were temporarily closed "to position additional port hardening materials," a U.S. CBP spokesperson said.
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His comments marked a hardening after he said in 2017 he would not "lecture" President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi over civil liberties, which activists say are being eroded.
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The dollar's index against a basket of currencies touched 0.63, its highest since early March and driven by hardening expectations of a U.S. interest rate rise in December .
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It asked doctors whether they noticed changes in their patients and for women to check for symptoms such as fluid buildup, hardening or a mass around their implants.
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There is an expectation of being hard: playing hard, having a hard body—even "getting your game face on" means hardening your features, adopting a stone-cold demeanor.
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Breathing this particle-laden air over time has been repeatedly tied to heart and lung diseases, particularly the accelerated hardening of plaque inside the walls of blood vessels.
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Even as these companies find ways to differentiate themselves with different approaches, offerings and services, the market dynamics are hardening and catching AWS seems less and less likely.
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As people pay huge sums of money for an uncertain and deadly future, European governments are hardening their stance on immigration and a deadly trade fuelled by criminals.
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America's hardening stance is met with growing irritation: Americans were the first targets when soldiers ransacked the hotel compound in July—an attack that underlined the UN's impotence.
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With views on U.S.-China relations hardening on both sides of the Pacific, it is increasingly difficult to envisage a deal that would be acceptable to both sides.
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Two very obvious, contradictory paths are: towards deeper nationalistic populism of the kind we're seeing more of all around the world since 2008—hardening borders and national identities.
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But attitudes among ordinary Turks, which had softened towards the idea of some kind of expanded Kurdish autonomy, are now hardening under the government's barrage of bellicose rhetoric.
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A different perspective on the prison culture narrative Nasir's time at Rikers on The Night Of reminds us, lest we forget, that jail is scary. Life-hardening. Traumatic.
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Hardening is a key aspect of space-based computing, and will be crucial for planned long-term missions to Mars, which might increase the exposure risks for electronics.
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It demarcates what in the Soviet era was an inconsequential administrative boundary within the Soviet Socialist Republic of Georgia but what is now hardening into a hazardous frontier.
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And it is far harder to verify the production of new nuclear material, the design and construction of weapons, continued research and development and hardening of nuclear sites.
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He has imposed his views on the educational system and culture, hardening an already authoritarian system that ruthlessly controls social media and wields law enforcement to crush dissent.
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While hardship and struggle enlarged Lincoln's perspective, inclining him toward empathy, they seemed to have had the opposite effect on Johnson, shriveling his sympathies and hardening his grievances.
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American commanders are hardening defenses at bases in the region after a Shabab attack in January at Manda Bay, Kenya, killed three Americans and revealed serious security vulnerabilities.
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"The more solid D's are turning out high and the more solid R's are turning out high, which kind of goes to the hardening of divisions," he said.
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Its sizable manufacturing industry is tightly integrated with American production, meaning even a slight hardening of the border or prolonged trade negotiations could put its economy at risk.
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For readers of Mexican-American history, this sudden hardening of attitudes toward the undocumented was unsurprising: America has long maintained a love-hate relationship with Spanish-speaking labor.
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It also signals that the prime minister is hardening her language about the chemical attack in the Damascus suburb of Douma that left at least 49 people dead.
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We don't know what differences lie between our current selves and the people we were before getting sick — what maturation and emotional hardening have occurred during that transformation.
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Eventually water and wind filled the crater and the hardening sediment, carved by wind, created the Mount Sharp geological formation that the Curiosity Rover is scaling right now.
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It was a moment when the repercussions of Syria's war extended beyond the country's borders, hardening public opinion on migration and leading to a tectonic shift in politics.
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There may also be some benefit in using fish oil to reduce ischemic stroke risk among people who have atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries, according to Copperman.
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As part of the "grid hardening" plan, SCE wants to replace "exposed electric wires" with "covered" wires that will feature insulation to protect them against contacting foreign objects.
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This week has seen a hardening of rhetoric from both sides, prompting investors to scale back optimism that a so-called "phase one" agreement could be signed soon.
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"North Korea hardening its stance again at an earlier than expected juncture is a risk that bears watching," said Daisuke Karakama, chief market economist at Mizuho Bank in Tokyo.
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Respondents "revealed a hardening of personal dislike and professional uncertainty about Donald Trump," said Democratic pollster Peter Hart, who conducts the NBC/WSJ survey with Republican counterpart Bill McInturff.
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That software hardening involves making adjustments on the fly to things like processor speed and memory refresh rate in order to correct for detected errors and guarantee correct results.
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The central government has been hardening calls for Macau to diversify, due to an acute reliance on the casino industry which contributes to over 80 percent of government revenues.
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But the new study, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, linked it to the early stages of atherosclerosis, or the hardening and narrowing of arteries.
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It's an alarming trend, but one that's already hardening sentiments in and out of government against Russia and making it harder for actors like Guccifer 2.0 to claim independence.
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Healing requires letting go of rigid, maladaptive psychological defenses so that you can be renewed — this requires a softening rather than a hardening so that you can take flight.
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It will also offer media framework hardening (which should make accessing media and media types on a device much safer) and it will offer seamless updates behind the scenes.
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The cells that line these walls, which can sense changes in the friction, begin to pump out proteins that contribute over time to hardening and narrowing of the arteries.
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If Baron Cohen's act, even its cleverest bits, feels sour, that's because it's just one shard in a kaleidoscope of modern gotchas and just-kiddings, of heart-hardening stunts.
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With a wide range of colors, hardening finish, and a price tag just under $3, Sally Hansen Hard As Nails Xtreme Wear is an excellent bang for your buck.
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The concrete poured for the sections of wall is now hardening ahead of official tests to see if the prototypes can be scaled, dug under or simply blown up.
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Pulmonary hypertension (PH) can lead to hardening and narrowing of these arteries, which forces the heart to work harder to pump blood through and can weaken it over time.
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More could be added to the island's coast as lava reaches to ocean, cooling and hardening, though the United States Geological Survey isn't willing to say how much yet.
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We could have a strategy of hardening our collective infrastructure to improve its security, but the daunting list of upgrades (or downgrades) that would require would be ruinously expensive.
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As deadly school shootings continue to be a fixture in headlines and an everyday fear for districts and students, schools across the country have resorted to "hardening" their campuses.
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The president's declaration that he would meet Iran's leaders "anytime they want" — without preconditions — came just as other officials, including Mr. Pompeo, were hardening their language toward the country.
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Once you get the basics down, you'll build upon that foundation by covering topics like networking, privacy and anonymity, malware, email security, backups and encryption, and Windows 10 hardening.
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In a country where the police's use of force is far less common than in the United States, the authorities are hardening their practices, and running into some opposition.
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Hardship in Iran: President Hassan Rouhani compared the country's economic distress under hardening American sanctions to the miseries that Iran endured during its war against Iraq in the 1980s.
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They are going to be shaped by the fact that people are hardening into their categories, and those categories tend to produce a Democratic House and a Republican Senate.
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China has blamed Western powers for meddling in the Hong Kong protests — that perceived interference could lead to a "hardening of positions," according to a professor at Cornell University.
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But our border with Mexico cuts across a historically, economically and culturally integrated region, and hardening it doesn't stop the demand or supply of Mexican and Central American labor.
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He and his colleagues discovered that more than a third of the mummies had some form of atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries, which can lead to heart disease.
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At the same time, the mild weather has prevented cereals from developing sufficient tolerance for low temperatures, a process known as hardening, making them more vulnerable to any frosts.
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The condition results in the hardening of arteries, a buildup of cholesterol and fat that forms plaque within artery walls and restricts blood flow, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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With polls showing the public deeply split on whether Mr. Trump deserves to be impeached, and views hardening along party lines, Mr. Jordan is unlikely to change any minds.
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"The situation as it currently stands is unacceptable and untenable ... the barricades need to come down now," he said in remarks that represented a notable hardening in his tone.
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The other concern is that both the European Union and Britain appear to be hardening their stance before talks begin next month to thrash out post-2020 trading arrangements.
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The era of hardening national identities includes the rise of far-right parties in Europe, white nationalism in the United States and a campaign for Hindu dominance in India.
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And at least one showed evidence of harm: Taking calcium with vitamin D increased the risk of stroke, possibly because it increases blood clotting and hardening of the arteries.
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And at least one showed evidence of harm: Taking calcium with vitamin D increased the risk of stroke, possibly because it increases blood clotting and hardening of the arteries.
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Last month, Brian (who asked we not use his last name) woke up in the middle of the night to the feeling of his dick hardening in his boxers.
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Contractors will likely also need to stabilize the ground for tunnel boring using so-called freezing methods that involve permanently hardening the ground because parts of Manhattan sit on landfill.
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Step three: To make your site extra secure, consider the plug-in Sucuri Security: Auditing, Malware Scanner and Security Hardening, which allows you to do exactly what the name suggests.
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Robert Dunham at the Death Penalty Information Centre, a non-profit organisation, does not interpret the success of pro-death penalty propositions as a sign that attitudes are hardening again.
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But recent polling suggests that the new controversy is hardening the most negative impressions of Trump among the majority of voters who have consistently disapproved of him during his presidency.
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Trump continues to play down climate change, Cramer said, pointing to a headline in the New York Times on Monday that said Trump was hardening his stance on climate science.
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At a time of hardening Hindu nationalism, crude attacks on Gandhi have become routine online: "worryingly, there is a wider disenchantment with Gandhi's ideas of religious pluralism," Mr Guha notes.
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Image: Josh Stevens/NASA Earth ObservatoryWallops Island started hardening its defenses in earnest in the '90s, when NASA erected a 3.5 mile stone seawall in front of the launch pads.
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But now it looks like Facebook isn't just talking about hardening its platform and making sure the manipulation that took place during the 2016 US election campaign doesn't happen again.
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Researchers also tested participants' blood for levels of certain biomarkers that can help predict the risk of atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries that can cause heart attacks and strokes.
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"When fried foods are consumed, the altered structure of those fats used for frying generates signals for more inflammation, more (hardening of the arteries) and higher blood sugars," Yancy added.
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There is a hardening consensus that zinc is suffering from a hard-rock supply problem as some of the world's oldest but biggest mines reach the end of their lives.
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Developers and publishers are still focused on hardening their code against reverse engineering and piracy, while the rising threat of data breaches against games and gamers aren't getting enough attention.
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Representatives for CoreCivic and GEO dismissed the allegations in the letters, particularly the suggestion that the companies' lobbying efforts and political donations are targeted at hardening the administration's immigration policies.
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First, the researchers reviewed data on 10,482 people who were part of a study on atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries, tracking half of them for more than 14 years.
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For the current study, researchers examined data on 1,470 white and African-American women participating in a national study of the causes and health effects of hardening of the arteries.
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Stewart, the chairman of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, defeated more moderate Republicans in Virginia's GOP Senate primary on Tuesday, signaling a hardening of the party's primary electorate.
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Translation: a full-blown humanitarian crisis that analysts warn could ignite an already combustible situation by further aggravating Gaza residents and hardening the divide between the two leading Palestinian factions.
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Senate Republican leaders are hardening their stance against emergency funding for the Zika virus, just one week after prominent GOP lawmakers signaled a funding package was on its way. Sen.
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The Republicans seem to be reeling, unable or unwilling to comprehend that a shady, bombastic liar is hardening the image of their party as a symbol of intolerance and division.
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I said it was too early to say and that we should be careful not to confuse the hardening resolve of the Pakistani government with the will of its people.
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Vanadium, for example, was already on something of a roll due to a proposed change to the specifications for Chinese construction steel with implied higher usage of the hardening alloy.
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"It is necessary to oust this regime as soon as possible from the leadership of Syria," Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told reporters on Friday, in a hardening of Turkey's tone.
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"These is an increase in the number of infected people and this is an uncomfortable indication and calls for hardening (measures)," said Minister of State for Media Affairs Amjad Adayleh.
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But the influence of British colonialism is still strong, especially when it comes to the Quebec kitchen, with its meat pies, or tourtières, and poutine, the artery-hardening hangover cure.
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And it reflects a growing sense of desperation on Ortega's part, they said, as his grip on power falters in the face of international condemnation and hardening opposition within Nicaragua.
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President Donald Trump laid out his own basic principles on guns Sunday night, proposals that included "hardening" schools and enforcing more stringently the background check laws already on the books.
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It also suggests implementing market-based incentives to improve cybersecurity, bolstering the workforce with a public-private expert exchange program and hardening communications systems to use in case of emergency.
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If you protest and let your anger be known, you risk being called purveyors of hate or "outside agitators," and being accused of hardening racial divisions or stirring the pot.
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This process, called "hardening" or "conditioning," helps because warm water molecules move up the stems more quickly, while a cool environment minimizes water loss through the flowers' petals and leaves.
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DNA also conducted the vital underground nuclear tests (now halted for 25 years) which established the survivability requirement for every U.S. weapons system, finds vulnerabilities, and develops vital hardening techniques.
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The whole dispute, on a practical level, is simply about the level of spending and pace of construction of a type of border hardening that has been underway for years.
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But internal Facebook documents obtained by Motherboard show that beyond protecting democracy, there's a second, clearly stated reason that Facebook is interested in hardening its platform: protecting its public image.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's administration is exploring hardening its approach toward Pakistan to crack down on Pakistan-based militants launching attacks in neighboring Afghanistan, two U.S. officials tell Reuters.
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The hardening of attitudes may persist after Mr Castro steps down as president, which he plans to do next February, probably in favour of Miguel Díaz-Canel, Cuba's "first vice-president".
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This modern phenomenon, wherein weapons systems are more computer-reliant, fosters a complex two-fold dynamic; it brings unprecedented combat advantages, yet also requires cyber-hardening networks and accelerating software modernization.
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But these bespoke solutions are expensive and often bulky and heavy; if you're trying to minimize costs and space to launch a constellation or student project, hardening isn't always an option.
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Paris also told its diplomats and foreign ministry officials to postpone indefinitely all non-essential travel to Iran, citing a foiled bomb plot and a hardening of Tehran's attitude toward France.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how the quality or quantity of sleep might directly influence hardening of the arteries or cause heart attacks or strokes.
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Some districts put a stronger emphasis on trying to stop a potential shooter before they can pick up a weapon; others spend millions of dollars hardening campuses for when he does.
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Over time, high blood pressure can lead to heart or vascular disease in several different ways: It can cause hardening of the arteries or a thickening of the heart muscle itself.
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Ultimately, no amount of grid hardening or fire safety can compensate for the fact that California's forests are now tightly packed with dry dead trees, the result of decades of mismanagement.
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WITH Britain's political and constitutional future beholden to venerable judges in London, Europhile protests in Scotland and Irish grumbles about a hardening border, lots of hitherto settled questions seem wider open.
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Dragon brought a number of experimental payloads to the ISS, including a supercomputer built by HPE that is designed to test whether software hardening alone, without any additional hardware changes vs.
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Send your body on tour If you've been to the "Body Worlds" exhibit, you know what plastination is: a process of posing and hardening a body so it appears life-like.
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Among the rotating cast of senators most likely to keep the bill shy of 50 votes, no one seemed to be softening — if anything, some opponents seem to be hardening. Sen.
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According to Karamba co-founder David Barzilai, the startup's technology can head off hackers at the pass by "hardening" the controllers, or small computers, within a vehicle that are externally-connected.
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Known as low density lipoprotein, or LDL, it's the main cause of atherosclerosis, which is the hardening and clogging of arteries that leads to heart attacks, strokes, and other cardiovascular diseases.
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Seven months into Trump's presidency, with resistance to him widening among white-collar whites and hardening among minorities, rebuilding his support among those women looks more critical for him than ever.
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"The mood is hardening," reports one eminently pro-leadership Conservative MP surprised to find himself contemplating an Out vote, despite the angry civil war raging between different would-be Brexit campaigns.
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"During production, our half gallons are flipped upside down and sent to a hardening room where the ice cream freezes to the lid creating a natural seal," Blue Bell's statement said.
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According to the doc, the cause of death is intoxication ... but it also mentions other ailments O'Neill was battling ... such as mild heart disease, hypertension and moderate hardening of the arteries.
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Battle lines are hardening, with senators trading accusations about whether a double standard is being applied to Kavanaugh, who if confirmed will shape the political leaning of the court for decades.
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The United States needs to invest heavily in cybersecurity for critical infrastructure, hardening key control elements across the country and doubling down on protections to our financial systems and power grids.
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Causes of premature birth like infection and inflammation are also well-known risk factors for hardening of the arteries, blood vessel dysfunction and rupturing of fatty plaques inside arteries, Franklin said.
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Other risk mitigation measures, Witter said, include improving homes in at-risk zones by "hardening" them — making the structures more resilient to fire by using non-flammable building materials, for example.
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"All of the talk of hardening schools that came out of what happened in Parkland and previously (is) not going to matter anymore" if nothing is done, Guttenberg said hours earlier.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has proposed a partial ban on the face veil, hardening her party's once-progressive view on immigration in the face of rising anti-immigrant sentiment across Europe.
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No foreign government has been found to be trying to penetrate, the official said, and the process of hardening security has vastly improved information-sharing between county, state and federal agencies.
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Global opinion is hardening against China, and US social networks remain a vital source of information in Hong Kong, where they are accessible even to those who are not using VPNs.
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Instead, politicians talk about tangential issues like the mentally ill, the "hardening" of soft targets like schools, and putting even more guns in people's hands, like the lunacy of arming teachers.
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"Soft targets are something we are trying to defend against right now, not only inside of stadiums and arenas but hardening the outside core where you have less control," Downing said.
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Effective mitigation encompasses a wide variety of activities, including preparation and planning, elevating or moving structures prone to flooding, and hardening structures to head-off the effects of hurricanes or earthquakes.
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Even amid hardening intelligence showing North Korea's nuclear program continuing apace, the President has insisted that another face-to-face could help convince Kim to take more concrete steps toward denuclearization.
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Analysts said the situation was the natural denouement of a hardening European migration policy since the 2015 refugee crisis, when over a million people landed by sea in Italy and Greece.
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"It is not just a hardening of position, but it is actually becoming more and more aggressive as a foreign policy," Maha Yahya, director of the Carnegie Middle East Center, said.
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Part of the solution lies in hardening our election systems against hacking, such as assisting states in protecting voting infrastructure and making our political system more resilient to Russian influence operations.
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The hardening pre-tape conviction that Mr Trump was doomed helps explain why over 25 Republican federal legislators and state governors abruptly rescinded their endorsements of Mr Trump shortly after it aired.
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Breitbart and other websites that contribute to this flow of information form key nodes in what experts have dubbed the international "Islamophobia network," hardening attitudes about Muslims and immigration on both continents.
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The Chinese government "saw a need for more market involvement - rather than government directives - in the process, with creditors discriminating more carefully among borrowers and thereby hardening budget constraints," the report said.
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Along with hardening sanctions already in place against Moscow, stripping Trump of his ability to lift them without Congressional approval, the bill adds new economic penalties against Russia, Iran, and North Korea.
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"I think it could easily lead to a hardening of positions rather than pulling people toward a consensus about a way forward, which puts all the emphasis on the president," Fontaine said.
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It's a process the artist calls "sophisticated mannequinization," that is, the hardening of the human form and softening of its spirit; submission at its most consensual, for how does an object object?
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By using "the box" in concert with a powdered additive that prevents the resin from hardening until exposed to ultraviolet light, shapers gain a valuable cushion of extra time to correct mistakes.
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Even as Mr. Assad and his inner circle tried out this new line of openness about the situation in Syria, they were hardening their stance against compromising with domestic or international opponents.
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The utility industry has resisted hardening the grid against potential electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attacks because of the high cost of addressing what the industry (and mainstream scientists) consider an unlikely threat (Politico).
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is hardening her stance against the Senate's bipartisan funding deal for the Zika virus as GOP leaders begin plotting the next steps for the package.
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Giuliani, who said talks between the two sides were continuing, saw Mueller's stance as a hardening in the position prosecutors are taking after offering to allow Trump to answer questions in writing.
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But it has done so with the help of armed factions from the western city of Misrata that backed the previous Tripoli government, hardening suspicions among easterners that they will be sidelined.
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Patients on resunab scored 33 percent on an index that evaluates changes in skin hardening and lung capacity, while those on the placebo scored zero after 16 weeks, Corbus said on Monday.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's Senate passed most parts of a controversial labor reform bill on Thursday night, but struck down one key provision in a sign of hardening divisions within the ruling coalition.
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All three documents emphasize strikingly similar goals: the importance of hardening critical infrastructure, working with the private sector, securing government networks and establishing more robust partnerships for sharing information about online threats.
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In Dr. McGee's learned opinion, resources would be better spent on hardening targets (which, essentially, was the point of the two days I'd spent at the Sheepdog Seminar) and on threat assessment.
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Recognizing the electoral loophole created by Americans' hardening allegiances, both Mr. Hunter and Mr. Collins decided to continue campaigning and distract voters from their indictments with what many considered outright racist tactics.
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But the tone is hardening generally toward migrants in Europe, with politicians of many stripes demanding better control over the bloc's external borders, including as many as 10,000 more European border police.
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It also makes them a lesson for how other American institutions can respond to a central challenge of our time: the hardening of class divisions and a widespread stagnation in living standards.
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YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Cameroon's opposition leader said on Monday his party would boycott February's legislative and local elections, hardening his standoff with the authorities, which are also grappling with a deadly separatist insurgency.
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Amid hardening resistance in Congress to immigration reform, Dreamers brought pressure on Obama — including sit-ins and hunger strikes at his 2012 campaign offices — to use his executive power to create DACA.
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Ocasek died of hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, also known as atherosclerosis, which is a plaque build-up in the arteries and can cause hardening and/or narrowing in the heart muscle.
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Instead, for now we are likely to see escalating violence and increasing civilian casualties, with the hardening positions of the American and Taliban sides militating against the possibility of a future deal.
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John R. Bolton, a longtime Fox commentator who served in the George W. Bush administration, is now Mr. Trump's national security adviser, and has been influential in hardening his strategy toward Iran.
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But it was Mr. Kim's attendance at the testing of "a new-type tactical guided weapon," announced on Thursday, that was the clearest signal to Washington that the North's tactics are hardening.
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"I can recall the kids leaving Roxbury Prep — boys especially — untucking their shirts, putting their hoodie on, putting their backpack underneath their sweatshirt, hardening their face — getting ready to go," King says.
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The hardening of the EU stance is also partly linked to parallel talks under way with Britain over Brexit, as a lenient approach to the Swiss could encourage London to seek softer terms.
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The demonstrators "posed a threat to overrun the facility," he said, forcing CBP to employ "port hardening measures" and preventing travelers from entering the United States via the Paso del Norte International Bridge.
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The separation of families at the U.S.-Mexico border and Italy&aposs refusal to let shipwrecked migrants disembark in its ports illustrate the hardening positions on border control in Washington and European capitals.
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On trade, U.S. stock markets closed somewhat lower for the week with concerns growing about hardening U.S. and Chinese positions (see last week's column on the end of illusions regarding U.S.-China trade).
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For one, any hardening of the policy message depended on further improvements in the economy, but euro zone inflation was still slowing and was well below the ECB's target of almost 2 percent.
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"During production, our half gallons are flipped upside down and sent to a hardening room where the ice cream freezes to the lid creating a natural seal." the company said in a statement.
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The hardening of public opinion against Alitalia, though, makes the political calculations difficult -- and neither Renzi nor his party's main political rival, the 5 Star Movement, has advanced any concrete proposals for Alitalia.
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Trump voiced support for hardening schools by "allowing highly trained teachers to carry concealed weapons," and claimed that the vast majority of mass public shootings occur in places where guns are not allowed.
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As for myself I only think of how to stand upright with water hardening one second round my ankles, and the next uprooting me as though I have no purchase on the world.
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He can be the noble fieldman Alec Leamas—hero of The Spy Who Came In From The Cold—skilled in hand-to-hand combat and hardening his heart again each time it breaks.
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I only hope that we can prevent our own innovations from hardening into rules and continue to give newer hires that same feeling that we're counting on their creativity, because we absolutely are.
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Today, Moria is the most visible symbol of the hardening European stance toward migrants — one that has drastically reduced unauthorized migration, but at what critics see as a deep moral and humanitarian cost.
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The escalating jeremiad against "big tech" firms — particularly the idea that they are rapacious monopolists — has long since gone viral and is now hardening into conventional wisdom, but it is grounded in fallacies.
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In Washington, President Trump stormed out of a meeting with congressional leaders who oppose his border wall, hardening a standoff that has shut down much of the government for longer than ever before.
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The disagreement over the final statement reflects a hardening of the conflict between China and the United States, with each side deploying aggressive, uncompromising rhetoric reminiscent of that heard during the Cold War.
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Warning signs of future heart problems, including high blood pressure and cholesterol levels and excess weight, were detected even in infants; hardening of the arteries were detected in children as young as 3.
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Hardening is a standard process for getting stuff ready to use in space, and essentially prepares equipment to withstand the increased radiation, extreme temperatures and other stressors that space adds to the mix.
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With Republican opposition to the plan only hardening in recent months, the decision against using an executive order effectively extinguishes President Obama's last chance to fulfill a promise from his first presidential campaign.
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Elsewhere, rescuers plunged metal rods into the quickly hardening ash that sat atop what was previously a roadway in a desperate search for trapped vehicles, a video by local TV station Televisiete showed.
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Some were skeptical—"Show me a man who thinks he's objective, and I'll show you a man who's deceiving himself," Henry Luce, the founder of Time, said in 1923—but a consensus was hardening.
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On Wednesday, in addition to hardening his language on Assad, he softened his remarks about the men, women and children who were displaced by the war, saying he knew they wanted to go home.
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In 2008, John McCain famously plucked Sarah Palin from obscurity and turned her into a national laughingstock in an attempt to upend the hardening impression that his campaign was hapless and headed for failure.
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Another sign of the hardening opposition towards fossil fuels, particularly young people, and its impact on the energy industry is a lack of qualified recruits to replace a rapidly ageing oil and gas workforce.
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The tariffs, announced by U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross in a telephone briefing on Thursday, ended months of uncertainty about potential exemptions and suggested a hardening of the Trump administration's approach to trade negotiations.
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"The hardening stance on both sides, and an unclear game plan in terms of the objectives and end game the Trump administration is striving toward, makes negotiations even more complicated than otherwise," Prasad said.
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The slow progress of the talks — the Trump administration has missed multiple deadlines to notify Congress of modifications to the agreement — has been accompanied by a hardening of U.S. tactics over the past month.
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As part of their efforts to build smarter energy infrastructure, electric companies are deploying advanced digital technologies, improving power lines and substations, hardening the system against severe weather, and enhancing cyber and physical security.
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There is debate within the security community over the actual hacking risk to voting machines, which are typically stored in secure locations and not connected to the Internet, hardening them to remote hacking threats.
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The hardening stance of the democrats and Beijing could perhaps widen, spawning greater radicalism, though some activists also concede a spreading disillusionment has sapped momentum among the democracy movement since Xi came to power.
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If confirmed, Chile's refusal to sign reflects its hardening stance towards migrants whose population has grown fivefold in 30 years amid influxes from Venezuela, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Colombia, among other Latin nations.
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"The income and employment gaps between three regions are not converging, but instead seem to be hardening," they write in a paper published in the latest edition of the Brookings Papers on Economic Activity.
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While there was a sense at the White House that there has been a hardening of Trump's view toward Russia, at least for now, it was unclear whether this represented a long-term shift.
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Dr. Yang and his team concluded that uhrf1 and s100a10 work in tandem to generate rapid antler growth in deer: uhrf1 promotes tissue generation, and s100a10 supports the hardening, or mineralization, of that tissue.
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A majority of Catholics — 85 percent — voted to stay, a position also backed by Sinn Fein, in great part because many people feared that Brexit would result in a hardening of the Irish border.
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The new order blocks citizens of six predominantly Muslim countries from entering the United States, the most significant hardening of immigration policy in generations, even with changes intended to blunt legal and political opposition.
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Any hardening of relations with France could have wider implications for Tehran as a new round of even tougher U.S. sanctions targeting the oil sector and financial transactions come into effect from Nov. 4.
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He used plywood covered by slowly hardening acrylic paste and pounded on that surface with a hammer that he had employed on the moon — a way to have his paintings simulate its rugged terrain.
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The report comes amid a hardening polarization on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with vastly diminished hopes for a two-state solution, a pillar of diplomatic efforts for the past two decades.
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Though no changes were made to the course then, experts say the renewed focus on the subject this time reflects a hardening belief among leaders in Hong Kong and Beijing that change is needed.
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When it comes to the presidential election, Sputnik and RT attack Mr. Macron while supporting the candidacies of Marine Le Pen, of the far right, and François Fillon, of an increasingly hardening mainstream right.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Soft Chinese inflation and G28.2 concerns that the global recovery remains grim are hardening views among some economists that more government stimulus will be needed to support China, the world's second-biggest economy.
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Rubber and foam in liquid states can also be extruded, with the gel itself serving as an instant chemical hardening agent so that objects can be removed as soon as the printing process is over.
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The numbers were not going to be good; Facebook's user base had grown more slowly than ever, and revenue growth was taking a huge hit from the company's investments in hardening the platform against abuse.
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This hardening of the skin can dramatically affect an infant's appearance, and cause their lips and eyelids to turn inside out, or create constriction around their chest that makes it difficult to breathe and eat.
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Flights resumed at Hong Kong's airport today after two days of disruptions marked by outbursts of violence that highlight the hardening positions of pro-democracy protesters and the authorities in the semi-autonomous Chinese city.
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It's essentially a way of hardening a soft aluminum surface electrochemically so it becomes twice as hard as stainless steel and has an oxidized layer that is nonstick, scratch resistant, and non-reactive to food.
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Well into the summer, he was still making a vigorous case against her — on issues like trade and what he described as her sympathies to Wall Street — drawing loud cheers and hardening opposition to Mrs.
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The impact of these ongoing trade skirmishes has been a further hardening of the Chinese market to American exports, where there had been hope for increased access as recently as the early part of 2018.
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"No matter what you try to do by just hardening the target, we've learned that having the armed officers isn't necessarily going to stop it," Rutgers Graduate School of Education Professor Matthew Mayer told NPR.
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It should not be seen as an alternative to military preparedness or to hardening our own nation against disinformation campaigns and election interference by the likes of Russia, but rather a complement to such efforts.
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In its most pure state, masculinity is a hardening shell meant to protect men from the disappointments and travails of life, a self-delusion that preserves them from feeling overwhelmed by the odds against them.
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And although there isn't much research on the topic, from the case reports it does seem that the condition is more likely to affect older people, and those with atherosclerosis (or hardening of the arteries).
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Kavanaugh's record of deferring to presidential power, which includes suggesting that a president should not be constrained while in office by the responsibilities of "ordinary citizenship," is hardening resistance among Democratic senators to Kavanaugh's appointment.
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The ban, announced on Thursday, signals a hardening of Australia's stance toward its biggest trading partner at a time when relations between the two have soured over Canberra's allegations of Chinese meddling in its politics.
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Two decades ago, the psychologist William Pollack wrote that boys start out sensitive but through a "shame-hardening process" — told to stop crying, to be a man — they learn to hide what they really feel.
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Amid a hardening of global Islam, Mr. Joko chose a conservative cleric as his running mate in last month's elections, prompting fears that his commitment to moderate faith may be undermined in his own cabinet.
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He played a central role in the hardening of U.S. policy toward Venezuela's socialist government over the past year, pushing other countries to help speed up a transition of power in the South American nation.
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And as relations between the two neighbors deteriorate, many across the border are seeing Modi's nationalist stance move the country further to the right, with the Hindu majority hardening in its attitudes towards Muslim Pakistan.
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It seemed to signal a hardening of his attitude toward the protests, which have been led by young professionals angered by the economic decay and corruption that have become hallmarks of Mr. al-Bashir's rule.
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Mr. Mapp had estimated that restoring the power grid to its previous capacity would cost about $6003 million, and that hardening it to make it more resistant to future storms could cost about $850 million.
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What's happening: Over the next 5 years, existing global companies estimate that they will earn more than $2.1 trillion in revenue from services such as financing, building and hardening resilient infrastructure, according to a groundbreaking survey.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that France has told its diplomats and Foreign Ministry officials to postpone indefinitely all non-essential travel to Iran, citing a foiled bomb plot and a hardening of Tehran's attitude towards France.
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Sweden's minority coalition of Social Democrats and Greens has struggled since taking power in 2014 and there has been rising discontent among Green supporters over a hardening of asylum policies and the party's lack of influence.
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Data earlier showed China's trade surplus with the United States, a major irritant for Washington, expanded to $21.01 billion in April from a month ago, a factor that might provoke a hardening stance from U.S. officials.
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Lisa Cosmas Hanson of Niko Partners, a tech consultancy, thinks the ministry of education may have viewed this broader regulatory hardening as a chance to further its own quest to shield youngsters from the gaming frenzy.
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A hard-to-reach second floor in an atrium could have been reached by upgrading one's engineering skills to repair the lift, or by creating a makeshift platform using a weapon that shoots rapidly hardening foam.
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Oil prices dipped on Friday on expectations that producer club OPEC will soon raise output to make up for a decline in exports from Iran following a hardening of sanctions on Tehran by the United States.
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Goodman, who began his film two years before the recent presidential election exposed hardening divisions among voters, drew upon some 60 hours of audio interviews conducted while McVeigh was on death row to complete his portrait.
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Shia groups united in condemnation of Saudi Arabia while Sunni powers rallied behind the kingdom, hardening a sectarian split that has torn apart communities across the Middle East and nourished the jihadist ideology of Islamic State.
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Shi'ite groups united in condemnation of Saudi Arabia while Sunni powers rallied behind the kingdom, hardening a sectarian split that has torn apart communities across the Middle East and nourished the jihadist ideology of Islamic State.
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Austria, also hardening its stance in recent weeks, is expected to announce a daily cap on the number of migrants allowed to enter the country via its main border crossing with Slovenia, according to the AFP.
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It's a sign of changing power dynamics in a region that has been reordered by a hardening of sectarian lines and the tumult unleashed by civil wars in Syria and Iraq and the rise of ISIS.
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"Hard as it may be to believe, it looks like the White House attitude towards Russia is hardening," says James Lewis, the director of the Center for Strategic and International Studies' Technology and Public Policy Program.
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"We have to make the case that hardening the infrastructure and improving it in Puerto Rico and other hurricane-prone states and territories is going to save money over time in FEMA recovery costs," said Rep.
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By 10:30 I reset my old SIM and began the process of changing all of my passwords and hardening my 2-factor accounts and T-Mobile account, presumably ensuring that this would not happen again.
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The best defense is a good defense: The best deterrent to a cyberattack, said Peter Singer, strategist at the New America Foundation, is "demonstrating that attacks won't work" — which can be as simple as hardening systems.
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By the time, a long time later, that it stopped, I had a different picture of Lyndon Johnson's youth—that terrible youth, that character-hardening youth—from the one that I, or history, had had before.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An unprecedented power outage across South Australia state has stopped production at major miners BHP Billiton and OZ Minerals and left one steelmaker struggling to prevent molten steel from hardening and damaging its factory.
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The early hardening of Cold War relations threatened to undercut his dream of taking the New Deal global, embracing trade, commerce, and cooperation to enhance global peace and prosperity (ironic given Donald Trump's stance on trade).
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In a sign that European regulators' attitudes towards Britain are hardening, Natasha Cazenave, head of international policy at French markets watchdog AMF, said trading in EU-listed shares should take place inside the bloc after Brexit.
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When the epidermis, the thick outermost layer of skin, is damaged, cells from the softer layer underneath migrate to the top to heal the injury, hardening and becoming dead cells to protect the live layers beneath.
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The flaw, which is tracked as CVE-2.03-22.0, affects Windows 23 and Windows Server 23, which are relatively new releases that Microsoft has invested huge amounts of resources hardening against precisely these types of attacks.
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The Interpreter YANGON, Myanmar — Nearly a decade into Myanmar's transition out of military rule, the country's once-celebrated transition toward democracy is hardening into something very different from what activists and world leaders had hoped for.
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The move signaled that its almost off-the-cuff decision to bring hundreds of terrorism suspects to Cuba — claiming it could hold them in indefinite wartime detention without trial — was hardening into a long-term policy.
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The post covers a spike in backup power interest after 2017's Hurricane Harvey hit Texas; the benefits of fire-resistant buildings; widening recognition of the need for utilities to invest in infrastructure hardening and more.
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The hardening intelligence assessment comes less than three months after Trump held a historic summit with Kim in Singapore in June, after which the president tweeted, "There is no longer a Nuclear Threat from North Korea."
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Even the pope's predecessor, Benedict XVI, put a finger on the scale, arguing for priestly celibacy in a rare intercession that highlighted the hardening of liberal and conservative camps that has come to define Francis' papacy.
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Recent polls indicate that while the controversy is not reducing the share of Americans who approve of Trump's job performance, it does appear to be hardening the opposition he faces among those who disapprove of him.
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Three days earlier, Trump had ousted national security adviser John Bolton, who according to people close to the congressional EMP effort was also a backer of hardening power plants and the electric grid against the threat.
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A 2011 Institute of Medicine report concluded that doses of more than 4,000 IU a day could cause unusually high levels of calcium in the blood, which could lead to hardening of blood vessels or soft tissues.
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They are both victims because to a certain extent these officers are doing what they are told, following rules, regulations, and orders, but it has caused them to be put in a position where they are hardening.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Bahrain, a U.S. ally that hosts the Navy's Fifth Fleet, has warned citizens and residents that following anti-government social media accounts could result in legal action, hardening a government campaign against critical online voices.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg committed on Thursday to hardening his company's defenses against countries like Russia that may have sought to spread misinformation and influence the outcome of elections in the United States and around the world.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Wednesday he would stand firm against what he called "inflammatory" Catalan separatist rhetoric, hardening his stance towards the region and upping the stakes in a broader political game.
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Hardening immigration policy in the U.S. will increase the risk of modern slavery and labor abuses against undocumented workers, creating human rights risks for businesses in 2017, warns a new report from global risk analysts Verisk Maplecroft.
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But the administration effort could also backfire, becoming yet another loss for a president whose deregulatory efforts struggle to meet basic legal standards while hardening the resolve of career government researchers trying to uphold the scientific method.
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A senior administration official said Tuesday night that President Trump "will veto any bill that doesn't advance his common-sense immigration reforms" — a hardening of the White House bargaining position as the Senate begins an epic debate.
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Yet it is also possible that the hardening of the administration's rhetoric and the narrowing window for diplomacy to work represent a significant moment in the evolution of a crisis that could ultimately define the Trump presidency.
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In particular they have enhanced system reliability over the last three years, by increasing the number of "dual fuel" plants that can switch between sources, hardening and burying transmission infrastructure, and requiring generators to guarantee reserve capacity.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France plans to introduce legislation to toughen sanctions on undeclared protests in response to violent "yellow-vest" demonstrations, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said on Monday in a hardening of the government's stance on the unrest.
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While that process is often messy, he warned that harsh language would drive people on opposing sides to their corners, hardening positions and stalling a difficult but necessary debate over racial bias in the criminal justice system.
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McCain acknowledged concern in Europe and beyond that America was "laying down the mantle of global leadership" and cited global trends he found disturbing, including hardening resentment toward immigrants and an unwillingness to separate truth from lies.
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It was simply seen as an escalating move and a sign of hardening hearts, an indication that Trump's fans in the business community might not be getting the pre-election climbdown from trade war that they craved.
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It represents the latest sign of hardening resolve by President Donald Trump's administration to address challenges from Russia, at the same time he is pushing for improved ties with Moscow to rein in a nuclear North Korea.
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Mr. Modi's decision to strip away the statehood of Jammu and Kashmir and split the territory into two new federally controlled enclaves was seen as a hardening of India's position and a possible threat to China's claims.
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Religious teachings against women's rights under the Taliban regime had also played a role in hardening views among younger men, said Gary Barker, founder of Promundo-US, which works with men and boys to promote gender equality.
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In a clear sign of its own hardening attitudes, the commission, already known for its hawkish views, will also for the first time refer to Xi as general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party instead of president.
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TMZ obtained a copy of the autopsy report, and it offers a more clear picture of what the late Hard Rock heir was coping with, medically -- a condition called cardiac arrhythmia due to hardening of the arteries.
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As for security, Google is expanding its support for biometrics and adding different levels of granularity (strong, weak and device credential), in addition to the usual hardening of the platform you would expect from a new release.
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In court, lawyers for the government argued that despite Mr. Trump's vows to end all aid to uncooperative sanctuary jurisdictions, the order was intended to do no more than highlight the president's commitment to hardening immigration enforcement.
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"The uncertainty and volatility of the current environment is hardening positions and sharpening the rhetoric on all sides, a situation that plays directly into the hands of extremists and increases the risk of another conflict," Mladenov warned.
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Constellation Brands finance head David Klein will take over in January as chief executive officer of pot producer Canopy Growth, hardening up the Corona beer maker's control of a company into which it has sunk $4 billion.
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The hardening of the EU stance is also partly linked to parallel talks underway with Britain over Brexit, as a lenient approach to the Swiss could encourage London to seek softer terms, an EU diplomat told Reuters.
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The European Union is hardening its stance toward the euroskeptic government in Rome after recent data showed Italy had failed to meet budget targets that were softened in December under a lenient interpretation of the bloc's fiscal rules.
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The hardening of relations between Paris and Tehran could have far-reaching consequences for Rouhani's government, which is looking to European capitals to salvage a 2015 nuclear deal after the United States pulled out and reimposed tough sanctions.
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As Jonathan Stith, the national director for the Alliance for Educational Justice, told Vox in 2018, "when we respond [to tragedy] with overpolicing and a hardening of schools, it does not create safety for black and brown students."
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But he said a backlash against migration was also gaining force in Sweden at a time when a populist far-right anti-immigrant party was gaining ground and when public sentiment against migrants was hardening in some quarters.
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Environmental activist David Baker stands over the grave of his brother Terry, who died at just 2000 years old, felled by lung cancer, a hardening of the arteries, and a brain tumor — an assortment of environmentally triggered illnesses.
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Each meeting had a theme and a purpose, such as physically hardening schools, how to handle student privacy, how educators identify and handle signs of emotional instability and violence, and the importance of robust, diverse mental health services.
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"The behavior of the Iranian authorities suggests a hardening of their position vis-a-vis our country, as well as some of our allies," Maurice Gourdault-Montagne, the ministry's secretary general wrote in the notice dated Aug. 20.
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The European Union is hardening its stance towards the eurosceptic government in Rome after recent data showed Italy had failed to meet budget targets that were softened in December under a lenient interpretation of the bloc's fiscal rules.
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The central banks of both countries in recent weeks removed long-held easing bias from their interest rate outlook, prodded in part by a U.S. Federal Reserve rate increase and the European Central Bank's hardening its dovish stance.
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"An orderly exit is only possible if citizens' rights, the financial settlement and the backstop, that in all circumstances ensures no hardening of the border on the Island of Ireland... are guaranteed," the European Parliament's Brexit group said.
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In the run-up to this year's state elections in Bavaria, it too has been hardening its position on immigration and integration, explicitly to block the far-right Alternative for Germany party, known by its German abbreviation AfD.
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The possible hardening of inflation due to fiscal slippages and a turn in the commodity cycle, which may result in a cost-push pressure on prices, had a bearing on the RBI's decision to keep the rate constant.
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In addition to outlining how cyber will be included in military planning, the report calls for a hardening of the military's cyber defenses to prevent the theft of military technology or cyber attacks against military infrastructure and weaponry.
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Beyond that, a hardening of politics in India and Pakistan's inability to seriously take on jihadi terrorist groups operating from its territory contribute to a combustive mix that won't go away even after India's national elections in April.
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But the BAE Systems track record in hardening is well-proven, since it has supplied satellite and spacecraft processors and computers for nearly 30 years, with over 900 computers installed on over 300 satellites launched in that timeframe.
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"The more companies are hardening up their policies on their cybersecurity, [criminals] might say 'I don't have the skill level to break into a computer now, but I can sure as heck go to the mailbox,'" McCleskey said.
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The bill would give communities up to $10 million to spend on wildfire defense — efforts that could range from bolstering evacuation plans to hardening infrastructure and deploying alternative energy sources that could help avoid fires sparked by utilities.
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The figures, published on Wednesday by the nonpartisan National Asian-American Survey, suggested that the political allegiances of Asians might be hardening in a way that could harm Republicans with the fastest-growing minority group well beyond 2016.
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France told its diplomats and foreign ministry officials to postpone indefinitely all non-essential travel to Iran, citing a foiled bomb plot and a hardening of Tehran's attitude towards France, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters.
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The Joker may not technically be real, but, in one sense, he is as real as any other phenomenon that drops into your feed, with opinions of Joker hardening along ideological lines before the movie is even out.
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"The competition in Spain is going to be structured more along national identity lines, which probably means a hardening of the position toward Catalonia," said Lluis Orriols, a professor of politics at the Carlos III University in Madrid.
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Chinese officials have been consistently encouraging about progress toward a deal for the past two years, even though a hardening of China's stance last week appears to have contributed to Mr. Trump's decision this week to raise tariffs.
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Because the contest between China and Russia is largely determined by their geographical proximity and therefore must persist, America will have the greater possibility to maneuver, hardening or softening its position toward each power as the situation demands.
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He said that the re-designation reflected Washington's "intention to destroy our ideology and system," and that its army and people were "hardening their will to settle all accounts with those gangsters at any time in any way."
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Advocates and educators have worried that the Trump administration's push toward "hardening schools" with weapons and law enforcement officers will worsen outcomes for minority students, who already are arrested at school at higher rates than their white peers.
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Some British newspapers have billed May's speech on Tuesday as laying out potential major changes to its preferential single market access and hardening its stance towards an economic bloc that accounts for roughly half its exports and imports.
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MADRID/BARCELONA (Reuters) - Spain moved closer on Monday to imposing central rule over Catalonia to thwart its independence push as Madrid's High Court signaled a hardening line by jailing the leaders of two of the largest separatist organizations.
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Defining resilience in such a narrow way — fuel assurance rather than, say, demand response, on-site storage, local generation, or grid hardening — and compensating it in such grossly noncompetitive fashion pretty clearly violates the spirit of FERC's mission.
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MSCI's benchmark emerging stocks index fell 71.0.80 percent and was on track for its fourth session of losses, having sold off in the wake of the U.S. attack on a Syrian air base and hardening attitudes towards North Korea.
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It has been widely believed that large particles do not contribute as much as small particles to atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) risk, but recent research suggests that both small and large bad cholesterol particles are associated with atherosclerosis.
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"It will cost them much more than it will cost us," agreed a Tory MP. As the clock ticks down to the start of formal talks in the spring, the tone is hardening on both sides of the Channel.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China must strengthen its grip on the internet to ensure broader social and economic goals are met, state news agency Xinhua reported on Saturday citing comments from President Xi Jinping, underlining a hardening attitude towards online content.
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Stefan Stern, director of think tank the High Pay Centre, which aims to reduce the pay gap between the super-rich and everyone else, says this AGM season is evidence of a hardening in investors' approach to board pay.
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On the Republican side, U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who dropped out of the race in December, said a recent hardening of Rubio's position on immigration and the strength of his anti-abortion stance might cost him.
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"As a state based on the rule of law, we can only lose a cyber politics arms race with states like China, North Korea or Russia," he added, calling for "scarce resources" to be focused on hardening vulnerable systems.
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BARCELONA/MADRID (Reuters) - The fight over Catalan independence has been thrust to the forefront of Spanish politics ahead of elections on Sunday, with street clashes, torched cars and smashed windows fuelling a hardening stance against separatists amongst political parties.
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The Staten Island project is part of a $2000 billion project to protect New York and New Jersey, although the Sierra Club recently issued a statement claiming that the proposed shore-hardening would ultimately increase flooding and beach erosion.
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Britain on Tuesday joined a growing group of Western nations hardening their use of national security as a litmus test for Chinese investments, with the government in London unveiling a blueprint to sharply tighten its oversight of foreign takeovers.
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Unofficial results from Wednesday's poll show that incumbent President Joko Widodo was actually the winner and is set for a second five-year term - but they also reveal a hardening bloc of conservative Muslims who voted for his challenger.
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Some analysts see the drills as part of an incremental hardening of America's military posture in the South China Sea under President Trump, a strategy that has not been accompanied by additional American diplomacy or incentives for its partners.
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He believes that eroding French state secularism, known as laïcité, would lead to a "Balkanization of Europe along religious and ethnic lines," with a Muslim voting bloc, Muslim schools and a hardening of quasi-separatist communities of various religions.
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A poll published in the summer by the International Republican Institute found that attitudes in Jordan toward the Islamic State were hardening, with 89 percent of those surveyed saying they considered the extremist group to be a terrorist organization.
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As chief of staff, General Gaïd Salah orchestrated a hardening crackdown on the movement, imposed a presidential election that the protesters rejected, and demanded, in regular if stiff televised speeches to other army officers, that the demonstrators back off.
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The hardening union tactics came just as Macron was forced to change the lead negotiator for the reform, naming a lawmaker from his party to replace pensions tsar Jean-Paul Delevoye, who resigned following accusations of conflicts of interest.
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Republicans and Democrats have been hardening their campaigns against election interference from Russia in the run-up to November's mid-term vote, but to date, there had been no indication that Beijing was intent on undermining the democratic process.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's offer of dialogue with Tehran belies a hardening of U.S. policy that intensifies economic and diplomatic pressure but so far stops short of using his military to more aggressively counter Iran and its proxies.
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Which makes sense because it doesn't really happen to young people, who may every now and again drop dead of cardiac arrest, but much less so suffer the kind of blockage that results from many years of arterial hardening.
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While the three were almost certain to vote against any deal, the hardening of their positions undermines May's negotiating position in Brussels, where she heads later to try to secure an opening for further work on revising the agreement.
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Acting Defense Secretary Pat Shanahan accepted the support request, and now US service members will transition from "hardening ports of entry to mobile surveillance and detection, as well as concertina wire emplacement between ports of entry," the statement reads.
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At the Ecosperity Conference in Singapore, Ernest J. Moniz — who is currently the CEO of non-profit firms Energy Futures Initiative and Nuclear Threat Initiative — said Washington's hardening approach risks provoking Iran not to comply with the 2015 nuclear agreement.
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So while the team is hardening the Windows 10 platform with this new release — just like it has done with all the previous releases — it's also building up its efforts to use the cloud to analyze security threats and prevent attacks.
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Until Marco Rubio mounted the worst debate performance of any leading candidate in either party this primary season, he was soaring into contention for the Republican presidential nomination on the wings of media adulation and the hardening support of conservative elites.
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ANKARA/STRASBOURG (Reuters) - Turkey refused again on Wednesday to make changes to its anti-terrorism laws demanded by Brussels in a hardening of its stance that could jeopardize a major deal with the bloc covering migrants, free travel and militants.
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But the fact that the debate took place at all shows that regional opinion on Mr Maduro's dictatorial regime is hardening; 20 of the OAS's 35 members voted to hold the discussion over the objections of Venezuela and its allies.
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Please be assured that Microsoft takes data protection very seriously and has engaged its internal security and privacy teams in the investigation and resolution of the issue, as well as additional hardening of systems and processes to prevent such recurrence.
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Most clearly, warnings by EU Commission President Juncker during the Greek referendum on its economic reform program in the summer of 2015 were perceived as threats by the Greek public and led to a hardening of its stance against austerity reforms.
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In a grim irony, the very policies of a European Union that is hardening itself against immigration are largely responsible not only for preventing people from reaching the continent, but their becoming enslaved and dying in their attempts to escape.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France has told its diplomats and foreign ministry officials to postpone indefinitely all non-essential travel to Iran, citing a foiled bomb plot and a hardening of Tehran's attitude towards France, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters.
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But by hardening the language to emphasize that the future collection of duties and taxes by Britain and the EU be on a reciprocal basis, some lawmakers feared that Brexit supporters may have made May's plan less sellable to the bloc.
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GENEVA/DUBAI (Reuters) - The top military adviser to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Wednesday that Tehran would not negotiate with the United States under any circumstances, an apparent hardening of its position as the Gulf tanker crisis escalates.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson has broken the record for the most money raised by a British politician in his bid to become prime minister, winning the backing of eurosceptic financiers after hardening his Brexit stance with a "do or die" pledge.
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"We need to see a different approach towards attacking the problem, looking for terrorists as they're conducting their pre-operational surveillance instead of hardening targets and preventing them from attacking," explained Scott Stewart, vice president of tactical analysis at Stratfor.
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Sterling fell sharply on Monday ahead of the speech on the prospect of a move away from preferential EU single market access and a hardening stance towards an economic bloc that accounts for roughly half of Britain's exports and imports.
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But while we are investigating presidential wrongdoing and hardening our elections and other infrastructure, we should also heed our founders' counsel and turn a skeptical eye to the gigantic scope of our political engagement with the rest of the world.
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Reconstruction effectively ended when Republican commitments to Black constituencies gave way to the hardening of anti-Black ideologies—not simply among the Redeemers themselves, but among Republican leaders and Northern media outlets, who'd previously been prominent allies of the freedman.
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The legislation comes only weeks after Orban was re-elected by a landslide, and shows a hardening of his stance just as crucial talks begin about the EU's next budget which proposes spending cuts in ex-communist countries of central Europe.
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So I agree with you, and I think the data — there are lots of studies that show there is a hardening of belief that occurs when you use, say, videos in court cases that have to do with racial violence.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece said on Friday it was deploying more border guards to "shut the door" to migrants not entitled to stay, the latest sign of a hardening stance against asylum seekers since a new surge in the number of arrivals.
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But Trump has used an acceleration in growth since he took office in January 20203 to distinguish his policies, including tax cuts, more public spending, and a hardening U.S. stance on trade, from the years of recovery under President Obama.
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"It's not a hard market but it's a hardening market, there's more positive momentum," Ali Karakuyu, lead analyst at S&P Global, told a media briefing, pointing to the impact of severe losses from natural catastrophes in 2017 and 2018.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — When Iran's president on Saturday compared the country's economic distress under hardening American sanctions to the miseries Iran endured during its worst war, it was a signal that Iranians are suffering deeply under the Trump administration's tightening financial chokehold.
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Cover image: The U.S. Capitol is seen as a shutdown affecting parts of the federal government appeared no closer to ending, with President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats locked in a hardening standoff over border wall money, in Washington, Wednesday, Dec.
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Meanwhile, some among the Tories, alarmed that Mr. Corbyn might have pulled another rabbit out of the hat, are growing convinced that the only way to counter softening on the one side is to promote further hardening on their own.
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While Mr. Trump's views appeared to be hardening, Mr. Kushner was still lobbying his father-in-law to stand by Prince Mohammed, arguing the scandal would eventually pass, according to two people who have had recent discussions with White House officials.
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In a sign of the EU's hardening stance since the 2015 migration crisis, when more than a million migrants flowed into the bloc, ministers said the EU was ready to take "all necessary measures" to stop "illegal crossings", without elaborating.
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I feel my arteries hardening as I lift the meat to my lips and (try to) savor the work that has been lavished on this fifth dish, set on a verdant ring of lettuce puree thickened with herbs and cream.
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The U.S. and China may be on course for a "phase one" deal to prevent further trade war escalation — but a hardening between the world's two biggest economies could last far beyond the tariffs and truces of the Trump era.
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The remarks suggest a hardening of Germany's line on the right-wing Hungarian government of Viktor Orban, who has been outspoken in his opposition to an agreement that each European Union country should agree to take in a quota of refugees.
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Patients on resunab scored an average of 33 percent on an index that evaluates changes in skin hardening, lung capacity and assessments of benefit by patients and physicians, while those on the placebo scored zero after 16 weeks, Corbus said.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivia's opposition is hardening its stance in street protests against President Evo Morales, calling for the longtime leftist leader to step down and rejecting an international audit of the divisive election that handed him a fourth term.
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It's perhaps the most important problem confronting the United States, because the end point of hardening fracture and mutual incomprehension is violence — like last week's fatal stabbing of two men by a Muslim-insulting white supremacist on a Portland commuter train.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece will shut overcrowded refugee camps on its outlying islands and replace them with more restrictive holding centres, in a marked hardening of the stance towards asylum seekers from the country on the frontline of Europe's migration crisis.
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" But in what appeared to be a hardening American position on North Korea, Ms. Haley said the United States was re-evaluating its approach to the country and its unpredictable young leader, Kim Jong-un, whom she described as "not rational.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump signed an executive order on Monday blocking citizens of six predominantly Muslim countries from entering the United States, the most significant hardening of immigration policy in generations, even with changes intended to blunt legal and political opposition.
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Above all, Trump is hardening his line on immigration, the explosive issue that is usually a winner for him, in a strategy designed to drive his loyalists to the polls to defy ominous midterm omens that haunt every first-term president.
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Remain voter Chris Baker was worried about the hardening tone of debate in the UK. "I think we've seen a lot of the negative stuff already, with people acting out against foreigners, and we'll get more of that," he said.
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That hardening only worsened that fall when independent counsel Kenneth Starr, initially charged with looking into the Whitewater real estate deal, released his findings about the intimate details of Clinton and Lewinsky's relationship and outlined the case for Clinton's impeachment.
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It was unclear whether the hardening of Mexico's response would appease Trump, who is struggling to make good on his key 2016 presidential campaign promise to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border as part of a hard-line immigration stance.
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The report "serves as a warning in the post-Parkland moment about what happens in black and brown schools when we respond [to tragedy] with overpolicing and a hardening of schools," says Jonathan Stith, the national director for the Alliance for Educational Justice.
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Higher "trunk fat" in women was associated with an increased incidence of atherosclerosis or hardening of the arteries, while more leg fat predicted lower risk of this type of coronary artery disease, a new study published Monday in the European Heart Journal finds.
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In another sign of the government's hardening stance in the run-up to the vote, the foreign ministry announced the expulsion of EU ambassador Bart Ouvry after the European Union renewed sanctions against officials including the ruling coalition's presidential candidate, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary.
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"Houston is an area that has seen a lot of hardening of the watershed," said Mike Beck of The Nature Conservancy, who heads a research group at the University of California, Santa Cruz, studying the resilience of coastal areas to storms and floods.
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The hardening of relations between Paris and Tehran could have far-reaching consequences for Iran as President Hassan Rouhani's government looks to European capitals to salvage a 2015 nuclear deal after the United States pulled out and reimposed tough sanctions on Iran.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - More than 130 Salvadorans have been killed after being deported from the United States since 2013, U.S.-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Wednesday, as it stressed the danger migrants face under the Trump administration's hardening immigration policy.
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"The airline's escalation of the dispute last Wednesday – when it threatened to sack 100 pilots and 200 cabin crew, or transfer them to Poland – led to a predictable hardening of resolve among its staff," Ireland's Forsa/IALPA trade union said in a statement.
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It could also revolutionize 3D printing in general, as the techniques developed here could be adapted to work with plastic filament as well, hardening the material as soon as it leaves the extrusion nozzle, allowing more freeform creations to be rapidly created.
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Having traveled more than 7,000 miles and already in physical decline due to what his personal physician diagnosed as hardening of the arteries, FDR used his dwindling energy tying to cajole Stalin into joining the US in the Pacific war against Japan.
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TOKYO/SEOUL (Reuters) - Japan and South Korea will try to keep a row over World War Two forced laborers from spiraling into a crisis, after a court ruling forced the U.S. allies to confront hardening public opinion and divergent views of history.
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That is especially true if he experiences what sociologists call "white fragility": When white people are asked to answer for potential racism, some become defensive — pushing them into denial that they've done anything wrong and, in some cases, hardening their racist attitudes.
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The attitude of security forces to those believed to be sympathetic to militants is hardening, an Indian security official said, a process that began two years ago after the killing of a prominent militant leader, but has grown stronger since the February attack.
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Roth's intervention, in an article for Die Welt newspaper, came amid signs that under conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel and Social Democrat (SPD) Foreign Minister Heiko Maas, Germany's position toward Russia is hardening, especially since a poison attack in Britain, widely blamed on Russia.
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HPE is now engaged in a software-hardening test of its own off-the-shelf supercomputer, but single-board computers like this one from BAE will still be instrumental in providing basic operational capability to any spacecraft hoping to reach the red planet.
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But unlike after most recent mass shootings, this week's gun control debate shifted from the typical calls for banning weapons like the AR-15, which has been used in several mass shootings in the last year, to hardening schools against potential shooters.
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Since 18-karat gold has low hardness, Apple has an idea for hardening the precious metal into a crystalline form by mixing it with other metals and putting it through a special process of mixing, rolling, heating, cooling and aging the metal.
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Instead of trying to arm teachers in Broward County, we have enhanced school safety by hardening our schools, consistently enforcing safety protocols, and making sure we provide enough mental health services to identify and help troubled individuals before problem behavior escalates to violence.
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There are many solutions for California's fire crisis being discussed, and many will be effective, including massive grid hardening, strategic line burying, more distributed generation, land management improvements, better fire safety protocols, ramped up fire response initiatives, and improved housing and zoning measures.
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For example, Ochmanek said spending on advanced cruise missiles, jam-resistant tactical and theater communication systems, satellite defense technology, and even hardening American military bases from attacks are just some of the things that should be done to enhance the nation's forces.
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HONG KONG (AP) — Flight operations resumed at Hong Kong's airport Wednesday morning after two days of disruptions marked by outbursts of violence highlighting the hardening positions of pro-democracy protesters and the authorities in the Chinese city that's a major international travel hub.
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On Friday, Ms. Gillibrand said that she heard residents' concerns over and over, hardening her desire for additional federal action from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Health, both of whom she brought to Hoosick Falls.
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This should include raising rates for those who can afford them to finance help for low income owners, not only with affordable premiums but with raising and hardening their homes, as well as voluntary buyouts for those who have faced repetitive losses.
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Mothers of babies with critical defects were more than twice as likely to have a heart attack, three times more likely to have other disease due to hardening of the arteries, and more than 40 times as likely to require a heart transplant.
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"'New' land belongs to the state, such as land formed by cooling and therefore hardening lava spilling into the ocean," David Callies, a law professor at the University of Hawaii at Manoa who specializes in land use, told me in an email.
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In a defiant statement this week, China's president, Xi Jinping, called for the Chinese people to begin a modern "long march," invoking a time of hardship from the country's history, which many China watchers viewed as a hardening of Beijing's trade stance.
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Tom Rooney (R-FL), who serves on the intelligence committee but is retiring at the end of the current term, told CNN Monday that he wanted the House to end its probe because it was losing credibility and hardening a lingering partisan divide.
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Senate Democrats and unions appear to be hardening their desire to attach strings to airline aid for coronavirus relief, and Wednesday slammed the White House's $50 billion proposal for airlines, calling for stricter limits on executive bonuses, stock buybacks and even carbon emissions.
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Ahead of a second five-year term, due to start at the end of the year, he is hardening the system to make sure that it survives into the future in the elite's hands, an outcome that will only hurt the economy.
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MARSEILLE, France — Slipping in polls in the final days before the start of France's presidential voting on Sunday, the far-right leader Marine Le Pen is rallying her base by hardening a line — already very hard — on her principal campaign theme: immigration.
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LONDON, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Sinn Fein President Mary Lou McDonald said on Tuesday a reported proposal from Britain to set up "customs clearance centers" on both sides of the Irish border was absolutely not acceptable as it represented a hardening of the frontier.
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During my years of practice, I have seen many patients present with PAD – the hardening of arteries that causes narrowing or blockage of vessels that carry blood from the heart to the legs caused by buildup of plaque in the arteries, or atherosclerosis.
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