"This is incompatible with Liberty University's stated values, and incompatible with a Christian witness," the letter says.
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It may be that aspects of an advertising-based business model are indeed incompatible with ethically serving users, as polluted streams are incompatible with ethically mining coal.
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Or, you could do what's called a "blood-type incompatible transplant," which involves undergoing treatment before the transplant to filter out antibodies that would otherwise make you incompatible, he says.
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This approach has long been thought incompatible with string theory.
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In a lot of ways they just seemed wildly incompatible.
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Second is that what is described sounds incompatible with physics.
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Once again, they're incompatible with anything other than HTC's gear.
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Of the 187,53 incompatible apps, 20.6 percent (38,600) were games.
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But an independent trade policy and open borders are incompatible.
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The move, he said, was "plainly incompatible" with EU law.
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Disregard for climate change is incompatible with respect for life.
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A human settlement isn't incompatible with planetary protection Not exactly.
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There is a sense that science and politics are incompatible.
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Conserving the trees and profiting from them might seem incompatible.
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They recognized that government censorship is incompatible with human rights.
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Two people can be compatible — or incompatible — on multiple levels.
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His chart indicates that he is likely incompatible with everyone.
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Cedar said the sizes of the two companies were "incompatible".
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These are incompatible analyses, but they should induce mutual caution.
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With closer contact, Trump and Kelly have proven increasingly incompatible.
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Feelings had been aroused that seemed incompatible with neighborly life.
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This isn't always incompatible with Canadian priorities, public and private.
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Amazon Ring is fundamentally incompatible with democracy and human rights.
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But they're not by any means incompatible with his agenda.
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Now this is an approach incompatible with the legal norms.
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Sometimes. But mostly it's a matter of juggling two incompatible things.
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However, this is not necessarily incompatible with an investment grade rating.
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But many millennials have a very specific one: incompatible television taste.
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Unfortunately the three proposed pillars of this new prosperity are incompatible.
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Membership of the EU was incompatible with self-determination, they argued.
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Displays flickered or turned off and some monitors were completely incompatible.
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Mainstream media can also be guilty of creating separate, incompatible realities.
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Fair play is great, but it's also incompatible with these requirements.
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The sad but inevitable reality is that those imperatives are incompatible.
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Myself is simply incompatible, it does not translate to bride-dom.
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Many across the continent see Islam as incompatible with the West.
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They wrote that Chapman's release would be incompatible with public safety.
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He finds drugs and alcohol to be incompatible with his work.
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But they have not said Islam is incompatible with Germany's constitution.
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The 1916 zoning resolution separated incompatible uses, like factories near homes.
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These defects are usually incompatible with life, and spontaneous abortions occur.
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But the phrase "fundamentally incompatible" was already burned into my brain.
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What you'll find is that those two factors are often incompatible.
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Some countries use power outlets that are incompatible with your plugs.
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That view is fundamentally incompatible with a Western, liberal democratic society.
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But Kasich's problems with Trump also make him incompatible with Biden.
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Stroads are dangerous because they attempt to do two incompatible things.
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Without that kind of standard, parental leave can seem incompatible with work.
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Strong encryption and so-called "backdoors," in other words, are mutually incompatible.
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The panels would "create an incompatible visual intrusion," a staff report wrote.
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"Islam and freedom are incompatible whatever this Jordanian bureaucrat says," Wilders said.
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China's territorial claims in the South China Sea are incompatible with UNCLOS.
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Many argue that economic rebalancing and steady economic growth are incompatible goals.
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In some ways, the two approaches to the franchise seem fundamentally incompatible.
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Wade and Casey, which I believe are deeply incompatible with the constitution.
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It bought up incompatible competitors and created the first transcontinental communications network.
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But the pill was incompatible with the immunosuppressive treatment for the transplant.
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The bank's new strategy shows the two goals may have been incompatible.
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Databases used by Americans and Koreans are incompatible and cannot share information.
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It also means finding connections between styles and periods often thought incompatible.
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Your husband is not upset with you because of your incompatible temperaments.
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One was about Islam and why it was incompatible with German culture.
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Picking an advisor with an incompatible strategyEach advisor has a unique strategy.
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A welcoming America is not incompatible with a strong and secure America.
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But here's the thing: C-V2X is incompatible with DSRC-based operations.
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It almost seems Brexit is incompatible with keeping the Irish border open.
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Bluetooth devices are completely incompatible with the iPhone's camera app while recording videos.
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And even if your charts are totally incompatible, you still have individual agency.
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It's okay that we will continue to have differing, incompatible opinions and strategies.
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He has proposed reinstating the death penalty, which would be incompatible with membership.
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It was all a little indelicate perhaps, incompatible with endless social self-preening.
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"The model the company had before was not incompatible with that," he said.
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Considering her "incompatible" with society, the board decided to keep Mitchell in prison.
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We were really incompatible as a couple, but the sex was mind-blowing.
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Ireland was always going to complicate Brexit, for Mrs May's objectives seem incompatible.
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That amount may simply be incompatible with a lot of NASA's coastal infrastructure.
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Being an introvert and being a CEO may seem, at first blush, incompatible.
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As a result, growing up, I felt I had two distinct incompatible identities.
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A weak president and strong Congress is not incompatible with the U.S. Constitution.
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Yeah I think he hated me as a date—we were super incompatible.
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"The voucher capitalizes on donor-recipient pairs who are chronologically incompatible," Veale said.
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"Islamic law is simply incompatible with our law," he wrote in an editorial.
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That proposal is incompatible with wilderness stewardship and should be rejected by Gov.
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Other accessories from the older system are likewise incompatible with the Xbox One.
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" Split attention, computer scientist and mathematician Margaret Wright agreed, is "incompatible with creativity.
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In football in 2018, if not in politics, xenophobia is incompatible with winning.
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The European ditches being incompatible with our needs, we were cultivated in nurseries.
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"These charges are unfair and incompatible with Fabio's track record," Mr. Bottini said.
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But the search sometimes feels incompatible with the life she envisions for herself.
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He ultimately concluded that the CFPB's current structure was incompatible with the Constitution.
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Their theory was incompatible with a 1935 Supreme Court ruling upholding independent agencies.
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It would also eliminate the church policy that homosexuality is incompatible with Christianity.
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The Flyers followed suit, saying the songs were incompatible with the team's values.
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Americans' desire for privacy and security should never be viewed as incompatible, he said.
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It may even be incompatible with building a majority coalition in a general election.
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That's fundamentally incompatible with a system based around one dude's political maneuvering and contrarianism.
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Though they are superficially similar, pacing sets these two apart and makes them incompatible.
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High political risk isn't incompatible with high profits — as Rex Tillerson could tell you.
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"Incompatible with our values"Some of the venues have released statements explaining their decisions.
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General sympathy with Russia is not seen as incompatible with friendship with the West.
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The way the T2 does this was probably incompatible with having the existing port.
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Others point to problems with infrastructure, such as incompatible railway gauges and weak bridges.
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"BAFTA considers the alleged behavior completely unacceptable and incompatible with its values," it continued.
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There are now "old"- and "new"-style complications, which are completely different and incompatible.
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Right now, RCS is still a bundle of confusing technologies, terms, and incompatible services.
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In a 2009 essay, Thiel observed that women's suffrage was incompatible with capitalist democracy.
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The company thought he was gay and his appearance "incompatible" with the firm's image.
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Different carriers developed incompatible versions of the "standard," each trying to gain an edge.
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Oil is incompatible with latex and can break down the material, leading to breakage.
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But they may be promoted where they used to exist, even if now incompatible.
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"In a lot of ways they just seemed wildly incompatible," the source tells PEOPLE.
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We just have to get in the mindset that people are just chronologically incompatible.
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Eufloria updates to keep working on iOS11 – Remember all old 32bit apps are incompatible.
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"Greed and culture are incompatible," Nancy Anello, a self-described "nineties club kid," said.
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It doesn't seem to occur to the general that those may be incompatible goals.
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But it does prohibit actions that are incompatible with states' obligations under those conventions.
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At least without CCS, it is incompatible with decarbonization beyond 60 percent or so.
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Here's the challenge: These laws are enormously complicated and completely incompatible with one another.
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" These are all-consuming, 24-hour disputes "incompatible with other ties within the community.
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There's nothing incompatible about money in your pocket and a textbook on your desk.
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Having a mattress and headboard that are incompatible can lead to an unbalanced space.
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But with the introduction of two outsiders, the play starts tugging in incompatible directions.
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He could encourage cooperation through isolation too, explaining that the two needn't be incompatible.
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But in his interview with The Sun, Mr. Trump called those two goals incompatible.
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You learn to associate the bedroom with sleep by avoiding activities incompatible with it.
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But McGhee says caucuses are ultimately incompatible with the goal of expand voter participation.
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Goofball farce and existential despair are by no means incompatible in this antic world.
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It feels incompatible sometimes with medicine as an art, a philosophy, a healing practice.
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Rather, I brainstormed new strategies, thought up more incompatible behaviors and used smaller approximations.
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It's as if lawmakers fear that knowledge and the Second Amendment are somehow incompatible.
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Aboriginal scholars say that colonial education philosophies and aboriginal theories of knowledge are incompatible.
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I would say unequivocally that I see Islam as fundamentally incompatible with Western civilization.
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"Fiction" and "nonfiction" are made to operate as oppositely charged magnets attracting incompatible values.
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In any case, it's not clear why that goal is incompatible with having theaters.
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"Your release would be incompatible with the welfare of society," the board's decision said.
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The Supreme Court has acknowledged that extreme partisan gerrymandering is "incompatible with democratic principles".
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Furthermore, smart home products are often incompatible with one another, causing frustration to users.
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For pilots and flight attendants, work and motherhood have long been treated as incompatible.
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" He went on to add that Islamic law is "simply incompatible with our law.
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Such an outcome would be entirely incompatible with our constitutional system of self-government.
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Many of the principles of radical Islam are incompatible with western values and institutions.
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Shortly after the disaster, a spokesperson for Formosa implied that industry and fishing were incompatible.
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Those words sounded so grim, and so incompatible with the boy that Felix was becoming.
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"In a lot of ways they just seemed wildly incompatible," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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Their respective interests, however, appear incompatible, which doesn't bode well for bilateral relations, Pan continued.
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But I don't think that's incompatible with fundamentally at our core being a technology company.
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Pope Francis recently reiterated that a belief in evolution isn't incompatible with the Catholic faith.
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Activists say the ruling proves that same-sex marriage is not incompatible with Chinese culture.
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"The Basque national cause is not incompatible with Spain," says Andoni Ortuzar, the party's president.
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The problem with this is that these goals seem to be incompatible with each other.
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It's like something assembled in a cleanroom out of good-show parts from incompatible suppliers.
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To reckon with death, one has to understand both the science and its incompatible complement.
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They say such interoperability is impossible because Wi-Fi and cellular radio technologies are incompatible.
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The idea that science and the arts are distinct, incompatible cultures is an enduring one.
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But this supposed toughness is incompatible with his longing for approval and fear of opprobrium.
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Even then, Hitachi rejected the deal, describing it as incompatible with the company's "economic rationality".
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New AfD figureheads began to make statements about how Islam was incompatible with German values.
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At first glance, the traditional "sovereign citizen" subculture seems incompatible with a black nationalist ideology.
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Inadequate reform and incompatible visions of the euro's future are a poisonous and unsustainable combination.
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She has also indicated she believes strict adherence to Islam is incompatible with French values.
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In order to answer this question, we need to confront two uncomfortable, seemingly incompatible truths.
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For everyone else, Google Play will report the app to be incompatible with their device.
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Even the bundled iPhone Lightning EarPods will remain incompatible with Apple's laptops without a dongle.
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That year, some party members began to talk about Islam being incompatible with German values.
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Sarah Zhang at The Atlantic notes that pig organs are currently incompatible with human ones.
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Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, says that EU membership is incompatible with parliamentary sovereignty.
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But NATO officials have voiced disquiet over the purchase of missiles incompatible with alliance systems.
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The US has consistently stressed that the stealth fighters are incompatible with the Russian system.
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And I wouldn't announce restrictions because if it's incompatible, I'm not going to fly there.
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Disastrous attempts to merge incompatible back-office systems may be a thing of the past.
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These aren't complementary shades of a single incident anymore — they're alternate, incompatible, self-sufficient worlds.
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Editorial The United States often faces global crises that force it to balance incompatible interests.
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As López Obrador's campaign has gathered strength, he has welcomed partners that seem profoundly incompatible.
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Some signs that couples are financially incompatible are obvious, such as hiding purchases or debt.
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These incompatible stances were most visible during the crisis years, with the German position uppermost.
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As Musgraves proves on Golden Hour, country music and pop aesthetics are far from incompatible.
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The two stories seem incompatible — Chinese espionage wouldn't normally result in an American committing fraud.
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Incompatible narratives of historical rights and wrongs have long bedeviled the unresolved Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict.
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Party spokespeople began talking about how Islam was incompatible with German political and cultural values.
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Supporters said its use by government was an invasion of privacy incompatible with healthy democracy.
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The party ran on a platform arguing that Islam was incompatible with the German Constitution.
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"The widespread use of dicamba is incompatible with Midwestern agriculture," he said in his testimony.
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It also intends to purchase advanced Russian antiaircraft missiles that are incompatible with NATO systems.
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Her diagnosis was not fatal, not incompatible with the bare mechanics of a living body.
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This, he explained, is what is called an "incompatible behavior," a simple but brilliant concept.
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Private despair was incompatible with the collectivist spirit and the bright Communist facade under Mao.
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Furthermore, he said the "attitude and ideology" of the Vinkes was incompatible with the IUCN.
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Are the people being picked via apps always super incompatible when you meet in person?
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But the "grossly incompatible" phrase comes from a 1974 House Judiciary Committee report justifying impeachment.
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Equal pay for equal work in the same place is incompatible with a common market.
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Nor are these twin attributes — educating for a productive life and a meaningful life — incompatible.
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P-values can indicate how incompatible the data are with a specified statistical model. 2.
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You and I are going to have a particular way of connecting and an array of areas where we're compatible and incompatible, but if I were married to a different person, I would have a different array of characteristics where we're compatible and incompatible.
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His kidneys had failed, and the chemo drug that kept him alive was incompatible with dialysis.
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This is because it's a clash of two fundamentally incompatible—and extraordinarily polarizing—human rights claims.
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This problem will only be compounded by yet another incompatible cryptocurrency using the same address format.
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The proposals are incompatible with President Donald Trump's push for greater infrastructure investment, the letter stated.
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In the end identity politics is not only incompatible with liberalism but positively repugnant to it.
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That doesn't always mean you're incompatible — just that we are humans, and dating can be awkward.
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Unsuccessful or incompatible installs should automatically roll back to the prior version, ensuring continuity and safety.
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In its 2016 manifesto, the conservative LDP said "same-sex marriage is incompatible with the constitution".
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"It's incompatible with Nestle's strategy, margins are falling and its competitive position is anemic," he said.
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For some people, that feeling is incompatible with carrying on with the business of everyday life.
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In some instances, the abnormality may be so severe that it will be incompatible with life.
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Going back to XM: It's incompatible with the renderings of this type of non-existent city.
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Dear Lydia, Is a good relationship worth leaving if you and your partner are sexually incompatible?
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If you can't see any apps, you don't have any that are incompatible with iOS 193.
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The ideologically incompatible opera-loving buddies Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg are the oldest justices.
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Through the EO, the president took measures that were incompatible with the expressed will of Congress.
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This system of centrally imposed exceptions is an odd compromise between two sensible but incompatible goals.
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Because it contradicts what they say, which is that Western liberal values are incompatible with Islam.
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U.S. and NATO officials have also warned Turkey the S-400 is incompatible with NATO systems.
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You do not want to design your society in a way that's incompatible with this curve.
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TechCrunch has asked Samsung if its mobile payment service is indeed incompatible with MST in Spain.
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Initially the systems were incompatible, threatening to split bitcoin in two and likely reducing its value.
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The scarcity mentality is eventually incompatible with the philosophies that have come down through the centuries.
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I get the impression, Nick, that you think science is somehow incompatible with belief in miracles.
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They believe creativity happens when you merge galaxies of belief that seem at first blush incompatible.
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"These are two systems that are incompatible," Mr. Bannon said of the United States and China.
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It is about two fundamentally incompatible political systems, two different understandings of what modern civilization is.
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But unlike the U.S., Guatemalan courts have rejected amnesty as incompatible with national and international law.
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The best SD card for one device may be overkill for the next, or even incompatible.
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They should construct off ramps through diplomacy to avert confrontations over mutually incompatible vital national interests.
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"It's incompatible with Nestle's strategy, margins are falling and its competitive position is anaemic," he said.
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As Aurelio De Laurentiis, Napoli's bombastic owner, put it last year, the two are simply incompatible.
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That is widely assumed to make limits on immigration and access to the single market incompatible.
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That insistence was, in the judge's view, "incompatible with human dignity and fundamental rights of others".
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At the same time, completely unfettered use of private biometric systems seems incompatible with American values.
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Unfortunately, legislation by Congress to protect Mr. Mueller is incompatible with the Constitution's separation of powers.
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"It can be smooth and it can be orderly but I think it requires a different attitude on the part of the British government because the things that I've been hearing so far are incompatible with smooth, incompatible with orderly," Eurogroup chairman Jeroen Dijsselbloem told reporters.
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For Ella, attending haj now would be incompatible with Islam's wider obligations to stand up to injustice.
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North Dakota and Arkansas passed similar bills that were later struck down as incompatible with Roe v.
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Many of the articles in the mainstream press promoting minimum wages are incompatible with basic economic principles.
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Of course, tech wouldn't be tech without a few differing and incompatible standards to stay abreast of.
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Environmental groups are concerned fracking could contaminate groundwater and say it is incompatible with fighting climate change.
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GUTFELD: You know, Juan, there are people that believe calls for civility are incompatible with free speech.
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Diversity alone is not enough, however, as we've seen that representation is not incompatible with racist violence.
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During campus debates he took exception to those who claimed that political Islam was incompatible with democracy.
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For Facebook, free rein is incompatible with the existence of Facebook as a profitable, expanding, global brand.
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Christy was last seen dating the liberal-minded but unremarkable and incompatible Brad (guest star Bret Harrison).
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And with the web as big as it is, the long tail of incompatible sites remains massive.
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It said the images "promote a lifestyle which is incompatible with the principles of a religious person".
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As a physician, I've begun to wonder: Is being a superstar incompatible with a long, healthy life?
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But the idea of being metabolically active while frozen is incompatible with life as we know it.
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He went on, "If a religion is incompatible with its society, this religion cannot survive and develop."
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Needing time to yourself doesn't mean that you and your partner are incompatible or inevitably doomed, either.
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In November 2015, Belfast High Court ruled that Northern Ireland's abortion ban was "incompatible with human rights".
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It's inexcusable that more than 85033 percent of government websites are inaccessible or incompatible with a smartphone.
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North Korea's founders originally disdained the story of Dangun as superstition incompatible with their ostensibly socialist ideology.
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Those who view sex work as incompatible with motherhood often cite a concern for the children's safety.
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It legitimized the notion that being gay was shameful and incompatible with the valorous profession of arms.
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NATO countries recently criticized Turkey for purchasing weapons from Russia that are incompatible with the NATO systems.
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They're pulling in experts from every academic background, including seemingly incompatible ones, to help steer the course.
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The ban on entry from these Muslim-majority countries is incompatible with our constitutionally guaranteed religious freedom.
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Hay eventually convinced him that these rituals were incompatible with the life she wanted for their family.
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For many veterinarians – especially as they look to start families and settle down – these numbers are incompatible.
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Cirque du Soleil on Friday said that the law's provisions are incompatible with the entertainment company's vision.
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Yes, there is, but that would be incompatible with election cycles and political demands of the moment.
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Ultimately, the repetitive, full-body collisions inherent in tackling are incompatible with prioritizing athletes' long-term health.
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The two digital currencies are similar—Bitcoin Cash addresses even look like Bitcoin addresses—but are incompatible.
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Hardly. He believed, as the founders did generally, that excess inherited wealth was fundamentally incompatible with democracy.
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Snapchat's insistence on ephemerality makes it incompatible with remixing, and YouTube isn't nimble enough to reinvent itself.
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Instead, blame vendors selling incompatible systems and market dynamics that punish hospitals for letting patients switch providers.
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Washington had warned Turkey for months that the S-400 system was incompatible with the stealth jet.
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"Bafta considers the alleged behavior completely unacceptable and incompatible with its values," it said in a statement.
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Moreover, if the North and South were fundamentally irreconcilable, that meant slavery was incompatible with American democracy.
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If an artificial superintelligence does become goal-driven, it might develop goals incompatible with human well-being.
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There's no reason, in my view, why these technologies are inherently incompatible with a fairly decent world.
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I mean, I said we were hilariously sexually incompatible, even outside of pain and non-pain things.
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In its ruling, the court said such a popular referendum was incompatible with the Andean country's laws.
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Their proposed model of a flat Earth is incompatible with the most simple processes you experience every day.
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The church believed some of these traditions defied the will of God and were incompatible with its teachings.
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The #DissentLifestyle isn't incompatible with more strictly political forms of dissent, as long as it doesn't replace them.
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The Huawei fallout could lead to the bifurcation of global markets into two incompatible 5G camps (see map).
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How do we marginalize people whose actions and beliefs are incompatible with a society that functions for everyone?
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It may be incompatible with the EU's decision in 2017 to renew glyphosate's licence for use until 2023.
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Metal, materials found in LED and OLED displays, and even thicker glass were all incompatible with the sensor.
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Curtis's detractors typically zero in on his style, arguing that it's incompatible with his role as a documentarian.
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Per the Verge and Engadget, the company will only say "recent updates" have made the two programs incompatible.
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But last week, a medical expert concluded that his state of health was "not incompatible" with his incarceration.
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One thing they all had in common is that they had radically incompatible sleep schedules with their spouses.
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They mostly rely on different and incompatible visions of the program, and they sometimes make exactly opposite predictions.
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"My temperature was often 35 degrees Celsius or lower, which starts to become incompatible with life," Lawler said.
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Maybe you're physically and emotionally attracted to each other, but you're incompatible when it comes to resolving conflict.
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He contended the organization's global associations were "incompatible" with church teachings on such issues as contraception and abortion.
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With incompatible points of view, Mr Bolsonaro's team of rivals have already begun to argue with one another.
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Es incompatible, digamos, si eso lo pensaba Hayek, en esta época no lo hubiera podido pensar, es imposible.
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At the heart of the case are two incompatible visions of what a jury is supposed to be.
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Quitting the world's largest trading bloc and aspiring to be a beacon of free trade are incompatible goals.
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Without a much larger contribution from most workers that is incompatible with a safety-net of today's strength.
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Mr Mayo points out that attempts to merge incompatible back-office systems have proven disastrous in the past.
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That is, the life you want to lead is incompatible with the life that I want to lead.
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" Far-right, anti-Islam Dutch politician Geert Wilders supported Trump's decision, tweeting that "Islam and freedom are incompatible.
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The diagnosis was alobar holoprosencephaly, and Peterson's doctor told her the condition was 100 percent incompatible with life.
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That may be difficult when the truth has become incompatible with many peoples' and politicians' staunchly held beliefs.
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Death is often central to horror narratives, but its functional use in video games is often incompatible thematically.
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How can I arrive at any conclusion other than that American culture is fundamentally incompatible with gun ownership?
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Meaning, purpose and productivity are sometimes thought of as wholly separate from one another or — even worse — incompatible.
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Tesla's chargers are the fastest in the industry, and are incompatible with existing electric cars made by rivals.
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The tech industry also thrives by working in ways that can be incompatible with public-sector city-building.
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The S-400, however, is incompatible with NATO systems, and the organization has warned Turkey against the buy.
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"The Atlantic Coast is built around tourism, and it is simply incompatible with drilling for oil," said Knapp.
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Patients who have incompatible living donors can swap donors with someone whose donor may be compatible with them.
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But most importantly, the TCF demonstrates that real-time bidding is certainly not "incompatible with consent under GDPR".
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Five weeks of prenatal testing gave us the grim diagnosis: multiple fetal anomalies that are incompatible with life.
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The distinction between OPAL and DSL lines are technical, but the important point is that they are incompatible.
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"We have received confirmation from the U.S. president it is incompatible with the U.S. government policy," he added.
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"Lighting up the darkness with reason and understanding seems to me incompatible with irrationality and prejudice," he said.
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After a few years, their unremitting kindness wore me down, and "fundamentally incompatible" stopped circling around my head.
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The tech industry also thrives by working in ways that can be incompatible with public-sector city building.
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This type of financial fear is the reason why many women don't leave violent, incompatible, or miserable relationships.
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"It's much better to replace a lie or a mistruth with a memorable and incompatible truth," she added.
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And more than anything, it presents the alternative as skeptical of, and in some ways incompatible with, power.
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European Union leaders contend that such a restriction would be incompatible with being in the single market. Mrs.
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Mr. Obama also said a growing number of people were now arguing that democracy is incompatible with development.
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If there were no limit to the government's ability to prorogue, that would be incompatible with parliamentary sovereignty.
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Dollar General was further cited for selling motor oil that was incompatible for most engines manufactuered after 1930.
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If your child has a condition you fear might be incompatible with vaccinations, discuss it with your pediatrician.
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They also argue that his rhetoric is incompatible with the founding principles of a nation built on immigration.
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More often than not the results were incompatible: attractive equations gave rise to shapes with scant mathematical appeal.
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The Continent's railways still run on vastly different signaling and power supplies and, in some cases, incompatible tracks.
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Google confirmed the news before I/O, stating that "resolution and framerate" issues made the phone incompatible with Daydream.
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On one hand, there's the desire to treat Hollywood as incompatible with, or flat-out conspiring against, conservative Christians.
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Nor did Copernicus or most other early modern advocates of the new astronomy think it was incompatible with Christianity.
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"We won't comply with ... laws that are incompatible with Telegram's confidentiality policy or protecting people's private lives," wrote Durov.
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" "Turkey's purchase of the Russian S-400 air and missile defense system is incompatible with the F-35 program.
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Besides, as Grub Street notes, Hooters' very own existing rewards program seems incompatible with this new blockchain rewards model.
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Face surveillance technology is ripe for discrimination and abuse, and fundamentally incompatible with body cameras — regardless of its accuracy.
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But many are incompatible with one another, and creditor countries like Germany have no desire to increase their liabilities.
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"The four pieces of sworn testimony by Secretary Clinton described herein are incompatible with the FBI's findings," they wrote.
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A nationwide study has found that using incompatible kidneys in transplants is better than doing no transplant at all.
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Yeah. They keep sending me on incompatible dates, I'm not sure how I'm meant to get this US visa.
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"This is a deal that is incompatible with Podemos," Inigo Errejon, a senior party member, told a news conference.
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Incompatible companions, harsh terrain, flat tires and lost credit cards can derail your dream road trip in record time.
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Radio gear is incompatible in some cases — Nigerians use American radios, but in Niger soldiers use French-made devices.
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That ethos appears incompatible with a government accused of murdering its opponents and then trying to cover it up.
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That mentality is incompatible with solving global warming (at least, that is, until they run fully on renewable energy).
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Good news: Altering patients' immune systems can allow them to accept kidneys from incompatible donors, a new study shows.
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Waits had a torrid time in the early days supporting artists like Frank Zappa, with whom he was incompatible.
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Separate and incompatible systems from Google and Amazon might be able to compete or coexist in the home market.
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Terminating DACA and stripping Dreamers of that same hope and opportunity is unconscionable and incompatible with our American values.
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His tastes in his later years were if anything wider and seemingly more than ever incompatible with one another.
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She says Islam is incompatible with the U.S. Constitution, while her critics note that the Constitution forbids religious discrimination.
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But as Jenée Desmond-Harris wrote for Vox in 2015, Cosby's persona and his actions are not necessarily incompatible.
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That is the background against which to understand fossil fuel subsidies: They are intrinsically incompatible with current climate goals.
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Federal legislation already permits doctors to opt out of care that is incompatible with their religious or moral beliefs.
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This is the tendency to hold apart two apparently incompatible images or ideas, without seeing how the two connect.
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The nonrecognition of Conservative and Reform Judaism is incompatible with both the intent and the spirit of the law.
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Drugs, too, but the sedative effects of most anti-motion pharmaceuticals are incompatible with making your livelihood at sea.
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A portrait of a woman, Vanessa, and her infant daughter Manuela combines two seemingly incompatible existences: warfare and motherhood.
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At home, I came up with incompatible behaviors for Scott to keep him from crowding me while I cooked.
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Heck, even Microsoft's own app store doesn't properly filter out incompatible apps when you visit it from this computer.
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Comedy: Finally, comedy has always been about connecting incompatible perspectives: that's why traditional comedies often end with a wedding.
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In the example of Elon Musk, a company full of overworking individuals will be incompatible with long-term success.
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In its ruling in June, the court said such a popular consultation was incompatible with the Andean country's laws.
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"My temperature was often 35 degrees Celsius or lower, which starts to become incompatible with life," Dr. Lawler said.
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" The problem for Labour, he said, is that "these groups are essentially incompatible and their views can't be reconciled.
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This worldview clashes with the conservative evangelical war on facts, but it is not necessarily incompatible with Christian faith.
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But a third version of the story, which he offered in October 2015, was incompatible with that initial account.
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Mr. Barr said that allowing "lawful access" to consumer devices should not be incompatible with a company's business model.
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"We won't comply with ... laws that are incompatible with Telegram's confidentiality policy or protecting people's private lives," Durov said.
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It is at once incompatible with the strictures of domestic life and a condition of the poet-parent's sanity.
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"They are incompatible with our values and have no place in American life," Warren wrote on the website Medium.
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A lab test determined that Chaplin had an incompatible blood type and could not have sired the little girl.
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"Your actions both past and present are incompatible with your duty as chairman of this committee," said Texas Rep.
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The report said this was incompatible with Britain's efforts to reduce greenhouse gases and also carried risks for taxpayers.
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Francis pointedly told the envoys that it was incompatible with their role to "criticize the pope behind his back".
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Keith Ellison (D-MN) shouldn't be allowed to serve in Congress because Islam is incompatible with the US Constitution.
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"Surely this is a travesty of justice incompatible with that freedom for which we are supposedly fighting," one wrote.
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In a provocative lecture entitled "Two incompatible sacred values at American Universities", Mr Haidt argues that universities face a choice.
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But that's not incompatible with voting against closing debate, because the policy consequences of this far-right judge are enormous.
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Activists also argue that opening up Lofoten to exploration is incompatible with Norway's pledge to respect the Paris climate agreement.
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It's incompatible, let's say if this is what Hayek believed, in these times it wouldn't be possible to believe it.
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The committee said the support was incompatible with Britain's efforts to reduce greenhouse gases and also carried risks for taxpayers.
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To say this demographic trend is incompatible with the long-term viability of a welfare state is understating matters considerably.
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There's seemingly no way Big Beer and Little Beer could ever work together, as their business models are so incompatible.
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" Finck added, "I think it's safe to say that currently, most blockchains are incompatible with the GDPR, especially permissionless blockchains.
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He has always insisted that his decision would turn on his concerns that EU membership is incompatible with British sovereignty.
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You often see heated arguments over whether large reactors are inherently incompatible with wind and solar in the long run.
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There are too many metrics, too many things to measure and too many useful but incompatible ways to measure them.
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The intensity of Palestinian rage exposed a loathing by Palestinians that was utterly incompatible with a future of peaceful coexistence.
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At the risk of sounding like the ghost at the feast, you and your dude may just be sexually incompatible.
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Sergio Azevedo, deputy bench leader for the main opposition Social Democrats, said Soares' remarks were incompatible with the government job.
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SOPP and The Morning After could be said to represent two incompatible poles in the feminist debate at the time.
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" In response, the college eventually issued a statement that acknowledged, "Sexual abuse is clearly and fundamentally incompatible with Christian ethics.
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It is incompatible with achieving peace and we must condemn it in the strongest terms, defeat it, and eradicate it.
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The NRA's embrace of insurrectionism is incompatible with the peaceful transfer of power — one of our nation's time-honored traditions.
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Rather than generating worry, both of these profound subjects elicit in me a seemingly incompatible mix of urgency and patience.
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"Raccoons, like other wild animals, typically are not good pets, given that their behaviors are incompatible with ours," he added.
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Also, because IoT devices face limited system resources, they are incompatible with most endpoint and antivirus solutions in the market.
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"Today's terror suspect entered our country through extended-family chain migration, which is incompatible with national security," Trump said Monday.
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Career and family were never incompatible or "trade off" paths for fathers, who missed most "kid" activities during working hours.
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One of the things the theater is supposed to do is force us to face incompatible and frankly unpopular ideas.
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"All the values Europe stands for — freedom, democracy, human rights — are incompatible with Islam," he said in a 2015 video.
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There is something about the film's brazen mixing of incompatible elements that defies categorization, imitation or even sober critical assessment.
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These three approaches, however, are incompatible, which implies that trade will become the crucible for a bigger clash of ideas.
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Turkey's purchase of the S-235 would be incompatible with its commitments to NATO and reduce its interoperability with allies.
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The boys who were told that their creativity, their softness, their queerness and their beauty were incompatible with their blackness.
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"The very meaning of art, as I understand it, is incompatible with the cynical politics of this administration," she wrote.
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And oil drilling is incompatible with a regional management plan Cormacarena developed with the input of local residents, he said.
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Individual therapy and the salvation of society are not incompatible, of course, but I suspect they can be easily uncoupled.
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Especially Washington's actions at the end, not his words, left a republican message incompatible with any lingering vestiges of royalty.
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Some medical references describe the illness as "incompatible with life," and most fetuses die in the womb from heart failure.
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Onstage, with its predictable subway sketches and its a cappella score, it seemed like a shotgun wedding of incompatible elements.
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We can connect incompatible systems with each other and accelerate the rate at which things happen, and therefore save money.
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"Most of the trade experts I talked to say they're concerned about that, that this could be incompatible," he said.
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She worries about the complexity of moving and figuring out other retirement plans that might be incompatible with her pension.
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American strategy in Syria is completely incompatible with the strategy to address Iranian regional influence that President Trump recently announced.
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But they believe the systemic practice of sexually explicit questioning is incompatible with the purported goals of caring for youth.
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For all his faults, Mr. Trump recognized that the Republican path to the presidency was incompatible with many conservative shibboleths.
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Mr. Sánchez's government rejected this proposal as political blackmail, insisting that such a referendum was incompatible with the Spanish Constitution.
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This is incompatible with what should be our prime objective: "flattening the curve" to minimize community transmission through social distance.
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After eight years, 76.5 percent of the individuals receiving incompatible kidneys from live donors were still alive — a better outlook than for patients who stayed on the waiting list or got an incompatible kidney from a deceased donor (62.9 percent survival rate), or for patients who never received a transplant at all (43.9 percent).
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This is hardly surprising when the business model of these companies is fundamentally incompatible with the science of mitigating climate change.
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"Such misconduct is incompatible with the principles of the Freedom Party," said Strache, who is vice-chancellor in Austria's coalition government.
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The order then requires agencies to rescind or revise aspects of the regulation that are incompatible with the new policy guidance.
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In 2002 he made waves by saying that Israel's stance towards the Palestinians was incompatible with the highest ideals of Judaism.
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At some point their visions will prove incompatible—hence recent rumours, fuelled by Mr Trump, that Mr Bannon may be sacked.
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These two claims are incompatible — or to be more precise, they only make sense if the security threat is a bluff.
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And he insisted that leaving the single market and customs union was, by definition, incompatible with Britain's aspiration of frictionless trade.
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It reduced a question of mind-bending complexity to an abstract proposition, onto which voters could project incompatible versions of Brexit.
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She reckoned that was because of the emotional labour involved in reconciling the potentially incompatible roles of co-worker and friend.
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This gives context for each character's behavior, and some insight on why they're friends despite seemingly being incompatible with each other.
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In this scenario, Fitch would review the U.S. sovereign rating, and may judge these developments to be incompatible with AAA status.
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The organization said it had discovered some of her songs contained racist lyrics and sentiments that were "incompatible" with their values.
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But it's a model that works best for, say, retail chains, and traditionally has been wholly incompatible with the tech industry.
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Or, if an organization decides that a same-sex relationship is incompatible with their beliefs, they could terminate the person's employment.
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"The emphasis on sales exclusively on the Russian market turned out to be incompatible with changing realities," a spokeswoman told Reuters.
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It's certainly impressive what Waymo has achieved, but those achievements may be incompatible with today's roads, and least in some situations.
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For some reason, that laudable philosophy appears incompatible with caring about the quality of life of desperate people beyond America's shores.
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Canada's combined federal and provincial government debt "remains close to a level that is incompatible with 'AAA' status," Fitch Ratings said.
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Multiple, incompatible databases -- most of which are proprietary -- make it hard to know what is actually going on in American medicine.
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The lawlessness that continues at our southern border is fundamentally incompatible with the safety, security, and sovereignty of the American people.
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" "Donald Trump and those around him think that western liberal values are incompatible with mainstream Islam – London has proved him wrong.
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Why is believing the victim of a crime -- whom Greer assumes is female -- incompatible with a proportionate penalty for the aggressor?
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What you just described is why its incompatible for, in one country, the F-35 and the S-400 to coexist.
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But they both reflect a flawed assumption that reggae is incompatible with power; that its ease isn't designed for vocal complexity.
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"For years politicians told Americans that a strong economy and vibrant energy sector were incompatible with a healthy environment," Trump said.
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The opera touches on potentially rich themes: that love can unleash creativity; that mutual devotion and personal freedom are not incompatible.
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The prevailing schools in psychology and psychiatry—behaviorism and psychoanalysis—adopted models of the mind that were incompatible with the concept.
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In fact, I've lawfully held two valid British passports (to facilitate travel to so-called incompatible countries, like Israel and Jordan).
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Unfortunately for consumers, this seductive vision is apparently incompatible with being able to extend the laptop's useful lifespan on your own.
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This follows a High Court decision that said the current law is incompatible with the Human Rights Act, the study explained.
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Other reasons included low self-esteem, medication side effects, not enough clitoral stimulation, and feeling they were incompatible with their partner.
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A fluent fusion of seeming incompatible elements, "Girl" occupies territory previously unmapped on Broadway, and it speaks its own hypnotic language.
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Además, se acordó acusarlo de los delitos de patrocinio ilegal, tráfico de influencias, negociación incompatible y pertenencia a una organización criminal.
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The fact is that the scarcity mentality and the perpetual warrior style it demands are incompatible with any civilized political creed.
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In a highly diverse society, it also tells you what sort of people you're likely to be compatible and incompatible with.
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Part of the reason the fight over the mandate is so persistent is that the two prevailing views are largely incompatible.
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"Both sides still have 'red lines' which are incompatible," including tech transfer, wider market access, currency and enforcement mechanism, he said.
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The dispute over the loan, and even more so the communication about it, really epitomized how different and incompatible we've become.
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But that accusation is incompatible with Mr. Dershowitz's main argument: that an impeachable "high crime and misdemeanor" requires an indictable offense.
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You can (and I did!) buy apps in the Microsoft Store and only find out after the fact that they're incompatible.
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Radical collective action is needed to save the planet, he said, but human nature is incompatible with making the necessary changes.
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Lead impeachment manager Adam Schiff warned that refusing to call Bolton was incompatible with the duty of senators to pursue justice.
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Turkey has now tested its Russian S400 air defense system, which is incompatible with NATO, after purchasing it against American wishes.
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Israel's right to exist as a state that is both Jewish and democratic is incompatible with a one-state solution, period.
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This acquiescence to Iranian military dominance and expansion in Syria is completely incompatible with the recently announced regional strategy toward Iran.
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As Trump prepared to leave, the White House tried to counter the perception that his views are incompatible with international cooperation.
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The aggravated callers take it out on the workers, who must multitask among dysfunctional, incompatible computer systems while empathizing and upselling.
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Committee Democrats' statements overwhelmingly illustrated that they consider sexual harassment, intimidation, and assault a serious issue and incompatible with public service.
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Electronic records have made data sharing easier, but it's often difficult for doctors to share due to incompatible systems and time constraints.
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Bezos admits that limitless growth—the growth that made him the richest man in the world—is incompatible with a habitable earth.
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The AfD, which says Islam is incompatible with the German constitution, is now the third biggest party in the Bundestag lower house.
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If you opt for a cannabis lubricant, be aware that cannabis lubricants are often oil-based and are therefore incompatible with condoms.
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"This is a novel about a man whose professional and personal destinies are incompatible, a tale of irony and coincidence," explains Turpin.
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The Wall Street veteran is knowledgeable about a common problem many banks face: Getting incompatible financial databases to talk to each other.
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It's possible that letting multiple team members from a business all interact with its WhatsApp account could be incompatible with strong encryption.
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Despite broad consensus to cut taxes, the majority party is facing a mountain of promises that are simply incompatible with each other.
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Everybody here thinks they're the hero, and that's the problem because they all have different solutions, most of which are wildly incompatible.
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In their formalization, in most situations, differing ideas about what it means to be fair are not just different but actually incompatible.
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The rhetoric of racism, sexism and xenophobia unleashed by her husband's presidential campaign are incompatible with the shared values we live by.
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One thing is clear, though: as the number of incompatible VR platform expands, standards-based projects like this will become increasingly important.
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"All sustained injuries that were incompatible with living," he said, although park staff attempted to render first aid before ambulance officers arrived.
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And it's not incompatible with new rules so that the police can prevent terrorist attacks efficiently, with all the safeguards we need.
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" In their first statement since the massacre, Pagourtzis&apos family said Saturday that the bloodshed "seems incompatible with the boy we love.
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The Supreme Court ruling stated the law was incompatible with European Union (EU) anti-discrimination laws and overturned it with immediate effect.
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Between the lines: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan had long been warned that the Russian missile system was incompatible with NATO's security.
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Meanwhile, the ISPs are barreling forward with schemes like zero-rating and sponsored data that are completely incompatible with open-internet principles.
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She was denied parole on Monday, with a panel saying her release would be "incompatible with the welfare of society," PEOPLE confirms.
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The main problem is that many African countries have what are effectively incompatible goals when it comes to developing their natural resources.
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When patients receive genetically incompatible bone marrow transplant for conditions such as blood cancers, donor cells may attack the recipient causing GvHD.
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The most significant of the bridges Kek forms between the two seemingly incompatible worlds is his caring for a widowed farmer's cow.
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It is an ideology that claims our Western values of freedom, democracy and human rights are incompatible with the religion of Islam.
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In one, Snowden provides tech support for a proprietary macro embedded in NSA Hawaii documents that was incompatible with Washington, D.C., offices.
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The system of making small tweaks to keep things going is reaching its limits; the party's competing goals are becoming increasingly incompatible.
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I called it a rash decision because we'd known each other for a year and I was aware that we were incompatible.
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But the fact that such gerrymandering is 'incompatible with democratic principles,' does not mean that the solution lies with the federal judiciary.
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López Obrador, known for his populism and aggressive rhetoric, was rated as both the most compatible and the most incompatible with Trump.
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The US says the Russian system is incompatible with NATO systems and poses a threat to the US-led F-35 program.
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"The widespread use of dicamba is incompatible with Midwestern agriculture," Steve Smith, the tomato processing official, declared in his 2010 congressional testimony.
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This patchwork of incompatible rules can cause gridlock in the industry and stifle innovation, potentially forcing companies to domicile and innovate elsewhere.
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These incompatible uses crippled the ability of individual refuges to fulfill their conservation purposes, subverting habitat preservation goals and threatening imperiled species.
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On Monday, a local high court ruled that a face mask ban enacted last month was "incompatible" with the city's mini-constitution.
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The two seem diametrically incompatible — so it might come as a surprise that the Belarusian tech sector is actually growing quite nicely.
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The 15-week ban allowed exceptions only for a fetus "incompatible with life" or one that threatened the life of its mother.
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A criminal courtroom would be incompatible with AI (unless the developer is intending to create harm, which would be its own crime).
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A new study shows that altering patients' immune systems can allow them to accept kidneys from incompatible donors, potentially saving many lives.
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In Germany this year Alternative for Germany, a populist party that says Islam is incompatible with the German constitution, has gained ground.
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We need our leaders to take in the threat of individualism and see that it is unpatriotic and incompatible with our democracy.
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This same stance, however, is incompatible with America's request for Pakistan to become a part of the solution rather than a problem.
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For the peace talks stumbling in Ukraine, where Moscow and Kiev have incompatible visions for elections in the separatist areas in October?
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This dispiritingly predictable portrait of incompatible brothers, reunited after many years of estrangement, is truly surprising only in its failure to surprise.
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But she found the commercial gallery lifestyle incompatible with child rearing, and when her first son was born, she stopped working there.
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He believes God's law is superior to man's, and that Muslims can't serve in Congress because Islam is incompatible with the Constitution.
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When value systems are incompatible, and the two sides see each other as existential threats, it will be hard to find solutions.
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The argument is that to work in the service sector, one must have a "good presence," a quality supposedly incompatible with melanin.
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The game pokes fun at the idea of working together, presenting it as ultimately incompatible with the selfish motivations of some players.
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What began as a technological competition to remake the military's aging, often incompatible computer systems took on political overtones in recent months.
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Mechanized mountain bikes and e-bikes, especially at higher speeds, are incompatible with hiking, hunting, and bird and wildlife watching, some argue.
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In some cases, those changes make code written in old versions of the language incompatible with code written in the new language.
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So, in theory, you could pay for an app and download it, only to find it's incompatible with your shiny new computer.
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" The head of the Supreme Court, Dias Toffoli, came out against the comments saying the "AI-5 is incompatible with a democracy.
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There are now two incompatible art worlds: one committed to inclusion, artistic freedom and change, the other driven by money and entitlements.
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But they also maintain that their efforts to build new audiences and to bring together seemingly incompatible musical styles is itself political.
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Subsequent system updates often fix problems, but outdated driver software and programs incompatible with the new system software can hinder any platform.
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This would increase the block size significantly, but would also make their version of the bitcoin protocol incompatible with the original version.
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The court should hold that such a congressional dictate is fundamentally incompatible with federalism and violates the 10th Amendment "anti-commandeering" doctrine.
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A fraught trip to China wrecks the dads' relationship, but by then the girls want to force the incompatible couple back together.
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By the time I got to college, I had come to the conclusion that handwork was incompatible with my own budding feminism.
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"There is something about the film's brazen mixing of incompatible elements that defies categorization, imitation or even sober critical assessment," Scott wrote.
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In the immediate aftermath of the vote, they still seem incompatible and the PD has said it plans to be in opposition.
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Irregular crossings and asylum claims are at their lowest for years, but elections have thrown up difficult governments committed to mutually incompatible policies.
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"The order represents a recognition that Guantanamo commanders were demanding activities by psychologists incompatible with the ethics of the psychological profession," Rubenstein said.
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The reason is that human psychology is incompatible with modern day finance, as we tend to infuse emotion into the decision-making process.
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She has made economic promises which her critics say are incompatible with Ukraine's obligations under a lending agreement with the International Monetary Fund.
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LEVIN: First of all, I want Americans to understand that the progressive ideology which you hear on the left is incompatible with constitutionalism.
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While the goal of broad coverage with lower premiums is laudable, it is incompatible with the idea of voluntary participation in the exchanges.
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Schrems' argument had centered on U.S. government mass surveillance programs, as disclosed via the Snowden leaks, being incompatible with fundamental European privacy rights.
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It is incompatible with the purpose of the clause, as well as the meaning of "emoluments" at the time the Constitution was written.
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Religion is incompatible with evolution It is important to make it clear that evolution is not a theory about the origin of life.
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A huge challenge for traditional media and even some startups like Vice is that their cost structures are incompatible with their revenue models.
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Physicians need to abandon outdated ideas that their role as healers is incompatible with helping patients die comfortably and on their own terms.
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OTTAWA-U.S. VP PENCE SAYS WE HAVE BEEN CLEAR THAT WE CONSIDER HUAWEI TO BE INCOMPATIBLE WITH SECURITY INTERESTS OF U.S. AND ALLIES
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If the first superintelligence is motivated by values even slightly incompatible with ours, the game would be over, and humanity will have lost.
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And I'm Canadian, which is why it took me so long to realize the first two things were supposed to be entirely incompatible.
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And I'm Canadian, which is why it took me so long to realize the first two things were supposed to be entirely incompatible.
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What frustrates me is that HomeKit ignores all previous work done to standardize the Internet of Things, leaving thousands of useful products incompatible.
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I hesitate to go so far as to define coolness, but I will say that it's generally thought to be incompatible with ubiquity.
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Some 42% of Britons say that Islam is fundamentally incompatible with their country's values, bang on the European median, according to Pew Research.
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We don't want ten unique smartphone designs, all working differently, incompatible with each other, with new ones constantly appearing and old ones disappearing.
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A German court had referred the case to the ECJ, arguing that the arbitration clause in the treaty was incompatible with EU law.
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That argument channels a time-worn view, held by thinkers from Karl Marx to Friedrich Hayek, that democracy and capitalism may prove incompatible.
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If you attempt to purchase a game that's incompatible with the Switch Lite from the eShop, the company says you'll receive a warning.
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The rules also say "a high state office is incompatible with congressional membership," but doesn&apost spell out what constitutes high state office.
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Chris Achey, 47, of Allentown, Pennsylvania, said he did not hate Muslims but believes that much of Islam is incompatible with Western culture.
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And Taurus is a good fit for a fling, but Aries' fast pace and Taurus' slow one are incompatible in the long run.
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Washington has tried for months to prevent the deal, arguing that the Russian S-400 air defense system is incompatible with NATO systems.
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"Your actions both past and present are incompatible with your duty as Chairman of this committee," the Republicans tell Schiff in the letter.
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Larry was living a double-life because being a successful Air Force pilot and queer were incompatible with each other in the 1960s.
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The EU has given Prime Minister Viktor Orban a month to amend the law, which it says is incompatible with fundamental European freedoms.
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But given that Republicans will oppose Democratic priorities to the hilt, that view is pretty much incompatible with the priorities most candidates have.
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But chances of success are seen as slim as he would need to strike a deal with several parties whose policies are incompatible.
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Kennedy's populist message suggested that the goals of black citizenship, reducing poverty, and an honorable end to the Vietnam War were not incompatible.
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"These actions represent racial discrimination on the basis of religion and are incompatible with human rights," he told local TV station Libya's Channel.
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But the reality is more complex, because abortion in Australia is a knotted mess of incompatible legislation, which varies from state to state.
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Much of the public infrastructure and land use policy within vulnerable US cities is incompatible with addressing climate change and disaster resilience needs.
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We need to feel in control of our lives in order to be happy, which is why blaming is so incompatible with happiness.
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It is unlikely that the Finns Party would be included in future government coalitions because their current agenda is incompatible with other parties.
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Most of these things are incompatible, and none of them betray any sort of thinking or planning on the challenge that we face.
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"I believe we are facing something much more serious -- a fundamental divergence in values that leads to two incompatible visions of the future."
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This may be reviewed in light of the revised EU requirements, although depositor preference is not incompatible with creating a separate debt class.
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His rhetoric is divisive, his platform is sophomoric, and his failure to articulate any substantive policy agenda is incompatible with a dignified presidency.
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Yet the unrealistic ideals of what women's pleasure should look like persists, despite being incompatible with how most people with vaginas reach climax.
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"In this scenario, Fitch would review the U.S. sovereign rating, and may judge these developments to be incompatible with AAA status," Fitch said.
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"The improvement of relations and sanctions are incompatible," a foreign ministry official said in a statement released through state-run KCNA news agency.
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Like all of Berthot's work, these two paintings reconcile the ostensibly incompatible precipitateness of Abstract Expressionism with the architectonics of Hard-Edge Abstraction.
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But for many officers, emotional vulnerability is incompatible with their desire to be seen as heroes, according to researchers who study police stress.
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Obstacles include siloed data that software robots can't easily access, incompatible infrastructure, and the fact that many offices have never used automation before.
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"It has been clear that Northern Ireland's laws are incompatible with human rights and there needs to be a political solution," he said.
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Underlying his comment was the idea that sexual harassment, like the feminism that pointed it out, was a white preoccupation incompatible with antiracism.
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Speaking at the Security Council, Staffan de Mistura, the United Nations envoy for Syria, said the military offensive was incompatible with diplomatic efforts.
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James Poniewozik at the New York Times wrote: It's like something assembled in a cleanroom out of good-show parts from incompatible suppliers.
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In parts of South Asia, the Arabian Peninsula and the Horn of Africa, intense heat and humidity will be incompatible with human life.
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China's WTO ambassador Zhang Xiangchen said the latest U.S. move, linked to alleged theft of U.S. innovation, was fundamentally incompatible with the WTO.
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Still, in March 193, I dropped out, having come to believe that Brockman's and my politics, and even our moral codes, were incompatible.
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Part of the identity crisis that has afflicted the awards in recent years is the sense that they serve too many incompatible constituencies.
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Democrats tried to hold Mulvaney to Trump's promise not to touch entitlement benefits, saying the congressman's record is incompatible with Trump's campaign pledge.
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Much of what is economically necessary information is also political information, making censorship and repression incompatible with the requirements of a dynamic economy.
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Some experts argued that matching data cobbled from states' incompatible databases could be hugely expensive and was unlikely to produce any accurate results.
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The tethers and carabiners were from mountain-climbing gear suppliers and were incompatible with the knives supplied to cut them in an emergency.
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It said the law was "incompatible with the Basic Law", the mini-constitution under which Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
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Still, in the longer run, the message goes, what Italy is doing is incompatible with membership in the euro and the single market.
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But for the gallery, that kind of conversation is incompatible with a privileging of exploitation as a mode for producing and disseminating art.
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Dead outlets with worn or loose connections are useless, two-prong outlets are incompatible with many modern appliances, and flickering lights are distracting.
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If those two systems sound incompatible, it's because they are, and the tension between them has defined Iran and its politics ever since.
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Mallory: I say to people that we are hilariously sexually incompatible for two people who are actually quite attracted to each other physically.
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Numerous Breitbart contributors espoused the idea that Islam is incompatible with democracy, freedom of speech, and the peaceful and law-bound resolution of conflict.
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The record number of migrants has hurt Merkel's popularity and fueled support for the AfD, which says Islam is incompatible with the German constitution.
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"The clause is incompatible with GDPR, as well as EU law generally and the European Convention on Human Rights," she said in a statement.
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It seems unlikely that you'll accidentally buy both the Go and the incompatible Pen, at least when getting the Go through Google's online store.
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Turns out the real reason he's been malfunctioning is that someone installed a much bigger, more complex file that's incompatible with his source code.
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" The statement continued: "Donald Trump and those around him think that western liberal values are incompatible with mainstream Islam -- London has proved him wrong.
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Trump has called for a multi-trillion dollar tax cut centered on high earners that's not incompatible with similar proposals from the House GOP.
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They found that in the first half of the Earth's life, our planet still had four incompatible gases: carbon dioxide, methane, nitrogen, and water.
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He argues that Idemitsu's ties to Iran are incompatible with Showa Shell's close relations with rival Saudi Arabia, Kyodo news agency reported last month.
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"We do not believe these rules are incompatible with EU law, but we will cooperate with the European Commission's investigation," the spokeswoman told reporters.
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Mr Duque has said that it should be incompatible to be both a member of congress and someone who has committed crimes against humanity.
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Stephen Hawking's biggest accomplishment shone through both his physics work and his outreach to the public, bridging gaps between things that once seemed incompatible.
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Peters said the Republican Party was still associated with lower spending and smaller government, with which some of Trump's spending proposals might appear incompatible.
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Several justices—led by the ideologically incompatible but increasingly chummy Elena Kagan and Neil Gorsuch—wondered whether the plaintiffs have requisite standing to sue.
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But blockchain technology may be fundamentally incompatible with Europe's new privacy rules, Washington, DC think tank Coin Center said today in a new post.
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As a Congressman, he said Muslim leaders who failed to condemn the outrage, and to call it incompatible with Muhammad's teaching, were "potentially complicit".
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Such a view, Mr Scalia wrote two years into his tenure as a justice, is incompatible "with the very principle that legitimises judicial review".
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But by the time Avengers: Age of Ultron was on the docket, that vision wound up being incompatible to the MCU's endlessly expanding narrative.
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However sincere Brexit proponents are about Britain embracing the world, the goal is simply incompatible with their desire for vastly increased national economic sovereignty.
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In addition, the OCC does not explain or prove why the current state-based licensing approach is wrong or incompatible with the agency's objectives.
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Playing the handmaidens to financial markets and the chest-thumping growth promises are unwise and incompatible with what the sound monetary policy can do.
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" With regard to "the management of the public revenue," Jackson sought, "the extinguishment of the national debt" because it is "incompatible with real independence.
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Cholee said security officials summoned the editorial leadership and ordered the paper closed, saying it "indulges in activities that are incompatible with its status".
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Turkey and the United States have been at loggerheads over Ankara's decision to purchase Russian S-400 systems, which are incompatible with NATO systems.
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"The extensive regulation required by H.R. 85033 is incompatible with the Second Amendment's guarantee of an individual right to keep arms," the statement reads.
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When two people disagree, that's a sign that one or both has made a mistake in reasoning, or that both come from incompatible assumptions.
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As she seeks to convince Alex to stay, "L'adieu à la nuit" offers a compelling look at two incompatible views and expectations of life.
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He also stressed that the French and the Estonian plans were not incompatible and could be seen as different steps of the same strategy.
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On its website, ACT described sharia, which covers many aspects of Muslim life including religious obligations and financial dealings, as incompatible with human rights.
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"Often patients are told that their living donor is incompatible, so they are stuck on waiting lists," for a deceased donor, Dr. Segev said.
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Several parts are incompatible, and the layout of the connections doesn't quite work, and even when they somehow mount the engine, it doesn't start.
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But for years now, we've been retreating into our separate tribal epistemologies, each with their own increasingly incompatible set of facts and first premises.
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The two goals of tight monetary policy and a weak dollar are incompatible, making it difficult to induce Trump's preferred type of central banker.
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In this election season, assertions of strength have often overtaken moral righteousness in the public imagination; success has been posited as incompatible with empathy.
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Mr. Kashua does harm to human rights and the prospects for peaceful coexistence by suggesting that the human rights of both peoples are incompatible.
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For James Madison, writing in Federalist No. 10, "Democracies have ever been spectacles of turbulence and contention" incompatible with the rights of property owners.
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Maxfield Koontz, 28, a genderqueer farmer and basketry artist, also points to this history, deflecting the misunderstanding that "rural" and "queer" are incompatible identities.
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"Those cave bear genes that are never found in brown bears (as incompatible) might prove essential to understand the process of speciation," he said.
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NATO had warned that the purchase could reveal Western technological secrets to Russia, and that the Russian weapons were incompatible with the alliance's systems.
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Each side has staked out non-negotiable demands, and U.S. officials have long sought to craft compromises on what are often utterly incompatible positions.
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"I am thrilled to see the practice of coercive confinement called out for what it is: incompatible with international human rights standards," she said.
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Mutko's position as a government minister was ruled by FIFA's review committee to be incompatible with FIFA statutes demanding political neutrality from its members.
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" Wheelhouse added that the development of onshore UOG was "incompatible with our policies on climate change, energy transition and the decarbonization of our economy.
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That goal, however, is incompatible with Auster's habitual style, which is a top-down, summarizing narration that closes like a fist around the proceedings.
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If the values really are incompatible, it could be a sign that the grand theory currently used to describe the universe's evolution is broken.
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These theories aren't incompatible: As with so much else in Trump's world, personal psychodrama, commercial venality, political self-dealing, and moral folly freely mix.
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In photos that swiftly circulated on social media, it was clear the visitors' political allegiances were radically incompatible with Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement.
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Unless your life is eerily similar to a rom-com, weeding out all of the incompatible ones may take a few weeks — or months.
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But you make the case that actually, there is one way all these seemingly incompatible ideals fit together: They're all associated with the elite.
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"Peace and international stability are incompatible with attempts to build upon the fear of mutual destruction or the threat of total annihilation," he said.
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Challenges to the ban were numerous, with protesters, media commentators, and elites repeatedly and openly critiquing it as fundamentally incompatible with core American values.
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And to play into the so-called ISIS narrative that Western liberal values are incompatible with Islam is ignorant," Khan told "Good Morning Britain.
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Beauty (which is, of course, subjective) is not incompatible with the questioning of privilege and power, as exemplified in pieces by Thompson and Linklater.
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Settling down in the conventional sense is not a necessary or inevitable development in everyone's life; it's also not incompatible with irony or alienation.
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The country values its history, even when it seems incompatible with its present-day values, and when preserving it comes at a real cost.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia and Russia are likely to discover that when pursuing two incompatible goals, the one deemed less important will ultimately be sacrificed.
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This investment strategy involves promoting companies that prioritize human rights and environmental stewardship and passing over those with an ethos that's incompatible with those priorities.
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Environmental groups are concerned shale gas fracking could contaminate groundwater and that extracting fossil fuels is incompatible with the country's commitment to fight climate change.
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And to play into the so-called 'ISIS narrative' that Western liberal values are incompatible with Islam is ignorant," Khan added on "Good Morning Britain.
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Numerous projections forecast a future of extreme weather and persistent flooding that is incompatible with many elements of life as it's known on the peninsula.
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But those chips have limited memory, and many systems are incompatible with one another, making it a guessing game what will work and what won't.
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An official said those statements were incompatible with the Basic Law, Hong Kong's mini-constitution, which states that the semiautonomous city is part of China.
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While this all sounds great, there is one big stumbling block to incorporating Mimblewimble with bitcoin: It is incompatible with the current bitcoin code base.
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Even now that he's left the race, Kasich is resisting calls to serve as Trump's No. 2, portraying his pitch and Trump's as fundamentally incompatible.
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In 2015, the Belgian National Lottery was fined for re-using personal information acquired through its monopoly for a different, and incompatible, line of business.
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If stuck to, they risk, at best, a row with the EU. At worse, they are fundamentally incompatible with the EU's current positions and rules.
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At some point the Lightning cable will be the thing that feels like an extraneous dongle, one more incompatible thing you have to tote around.
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The reasons we love Sansa —her ability to see the long game — and the reasons we love Arya — her fearless nihilism — are fundamentally incompatible behaviors.
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Besides that, FIRE's Legislative Policy Director Joe Cohn warned that state bills like SB 169 could end up incompatible with the federal policies DeVos establishes.
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But Pindeus said that type of data isn't by any means incompatible, it just isn't as plentiful or relevant as real-world, visual-light footage.
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A conservative president in Washington and a liberal president in Seoul may not necessarily be an incompatible mix, said John Delury at Seoul's Yonsei University.
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The board allegedly misled investors by approving a 2014-2018 investment plan with debt-reduction targets incompatible with their approval of a fuel-pricing policy.
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MoviePass was essentially a third-party entity inserting itself between AMC and its customers, setting prices and expectations that were incompatible with AMC's own business.
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Half of Tory voters think Islam is incompatible with the British way of life—a view shared by a third of the population at large.
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These atrocities have encouraged a misconception that freedom of religion and women's rights are incompatible – that increased religious freedom restricts equality and justice for women .
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"Wray never replied, so more than a year later, Wyden wrote again: "Experts have said repeatedly, for decades, that strong encryption is incompatible with backdoors.
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White supremacists claim Islam is incompatible with Western society and seek to terrorize Muslim communities in order to strike fear in practitioners of the religion.
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If we have learned anything over the last decade, it is that advertising and data-collection models are incompatible with a trustworthy social media network.
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His opponents almost certainly pointed out that his self-promotion and his anti-China populism were incompatible with the Communists' preference for cautious, consensual rule.
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First, they argue that end-to-end encryption is incompatible with the data collection needed to make money from online services like Gmail and Facebook.
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Tactics, or short-term turns in the road, are often incompatible with a long-term strategic direction toward an end that is safe and rewarding.
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In fact, the revenue model of law firms — billable hours — is structurally incompatible with an alignment of interests between the law profession and its clients.
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Amy doesn't want to be in that bed — or that state — so it's difficult to watch her try to placate someone she's so incompatible with.
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Of course, changing the course of console history to eliminate incompatible "generations" is meaningless if people don't buy the consoles and games to begin with.
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The incompatible Macintosh platform was the future of Apple as a company, and the IBM PC was simply the industry's future from a clone standpoint.
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Notably, Hyde excludes instances of unintended pregnancies that aren't the result of rape or incest as well as diagnoses of fetal anomalies incompatible with life.
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Nor has the campaign dealt with the problem that "controlling our borders" is incompatible with the current arrangements in Ireland, where there are no controls.
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The United States is also concerned about NATO ally Turkey's decision to buy the Russian missile system, seeing it as incompatible with the alliance systems.
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Erlich and Big Head were an incompatible team in many ways, but they both turned out to be exceptionally good at burning through $20 million.
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It's as if by bringing together ordinarily incompatible things, Mr. Mizrahi was trying to magically make whole his own otherwise wildly contradictory mind and life.
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" She also noted that a visiting U.N. delegation said four years ago that "democracy is incompatible with a tomb that honors the memory of Franco.
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Mayonnaise and summer were long considered incompatible because traditional homemade mayonnaise contains raw egg yolk, a hospitable environment for bacteria like salmonella and E. coli.
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Despite strong support in Congress, the legislation faces criticism from tech companies, which say its requirements are too broad and incompatible with their encryption services.
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Whether that's because it was the wrong time, situation, incompatible with how Muse tracks success, or the theory just doesn't pan out, I can't say.
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Once you do that, it's clear that the broader Cold War wasn't a conflict between two countries but a conflict between incompatible visions of life.
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Back then, the American military still enforced arcane laws about LGBTQ service members, discharging any that were discovered because they were considered "incompatible" with service.
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Noticing that the symbols surrounding Lincoln were incompatible with his history, Mr. Holzer realized that the print was nearly identical to one featuring George Washington.
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Foner wrote this important book to show how these competing views of Reconstruction and the Civil War amendments have shaped incompatible interpretations of the Constitution.
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At the time, Apple was scheduled to release the first iPhone, with a recessed headphone jack that was incompatible with most headphones on the market.
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The patient's primary care physician had already obtained an MRI, but the images could not be transmitted to the hospital due to incompatible EHR software.
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On Soccer A weekend filled with exasperating video reviews showed how the sport's rule book is simply incompatible with the scrutiny of the replay system.
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During the interview, Lewis reacted in disbelief to the president's comments, saying it was "unbelievable" to hear and "incompatible" with Trump's Friday proclamation honoring King.
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" The United Methodists' Book of Discipline states that all people are of "sacred worth" but denounces the "practice of homosexuality" as "incompatible with Christian teaching.
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"If the blaster detects an incompatible dart in the drum, it won't fire and will skip to the next chamber," writes The Wall Street Journal.
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Often, they glided between incompatible definitions within the same book: they argued that leaders should be simultaneously decisive and flexible, or visionary and open-minded.
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In a statement, the Maine Town, City and County Management Association rejected and condemned Mr. Kawczynski's views, describing them as "fundamentally incompatible" with his role.
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And in June 2018, the UK Supreme Court narrowly ruled that current abortion legislation in Northern Ireland is "incompatible" with the European Convention on Human Rights.
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The US believes that the Russian-system is incompatible with the F-35 jet, saying that Moscow could use it to gather intelligence on the aircraft.
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In this case, it is the serious risk that Exxon's business model is overvalued and incompatible with the world taking serious action to limit global warming.
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" In what appeared to be a condemnation of German Nazi laws, the letter warned against "imported from abroad" anti-Semitism that&aposs "incompatible with Catholic ethics.
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That means the body is slightly larger than traditional 9.7-inch iPads — not enough to really feel but just enough to make your old cases incompatible.
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However, these sustainability initiatives have been met with some skepticism, with critics pointing out that the business model of fast fashion and sustainability are simply incompatible.
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I saw that ballet was incompatible with my body's build, and so I contorted myself without realizing what, exactly, I was sacrificing to chase this ideal.
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But such a culture is incompatible with political diversity, since many conservative ideas and speakers are labeled as threatening and banned from campus and the curriculum.
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Perhaps they're running old hardware that can't run Windows 10 without problems or, more likely, they have legacy software and systems that are incompatible with it.
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GUY VERHOFSTADT, leader of the liberal ALDE grouping in the European Parliament, once dismissed Italy's upstart Five Star Movement (M5S) as "incompatible" with his pro-Europeanism.
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In 1978 a critic had declared that the irrationality and fear key to horror was fundamentally incompatible with the rationality and logic required by sci-fi.
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They ensure, for instance, that people always have a familiar set of apps on their home screen and that Android does not splinter into incompatible versions.
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China, the world's biggest car market, is already pressing ahead with C-V2X, which is designed to work with 22G but is incompatible with Wi-Fi.
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The USDA's labelling authority overrides that of the states — states are not allowed to impose labelling requirements incompatible with the standards that the USDA puts forward.
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Crowds queueing outside ATMs faced another challenge when the new 2,000 rupee note failed to come out of the machine due to its size being incompatible.
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And then you'd want to set up shop somewhere with a year-round climate incompatible with consuming the kind of food that you intend to serve.
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Microsoft has since been working on ensuring all PCs can get the update, after blocking it on some systems that had incompatible software or hardware drivers.
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"I noticed that commuters wanted the kind of independence that is incompatible with public transit, they also wanted agility that cars cannot offer," he told CNBC.
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Ahead of next month's French presidential election, a new Ipsos poll has found that 61% of French voters believe that Islam is incompatible with French society.
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From ZigBee to Z-Wave, EnOcean, Bluetooth LE or SigFox and LoRa, there are simply too many competing and incompatible networking standards from which to choose.
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"Now you can say, if you have an incompatible donor, we still can make that transplant happen... That's very exciting to those on the waiting list."
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Early E Ink displays had to perform full screen refresh for every change, a technical limitation that made them virtually incompatible with stylus-based screen writing.
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In a joint statement, Brazil's foreign and trade ministries said the tariffs will strongly hamper Brazilian exports and are incompatible with U.S. obligations toward the WTO.
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All old 219-bit apps are incompatible with the update — which means a lot of content is going to reach the end of the road here.
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Of course, this is usually a good thing, because it means one install can't update a library to an incompatible version and break the other apps.
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"This law is incompatible with democratic values and paves the way for manipulations and the strengthening of anti-Ukrainian tendencies in Polish society," she told lawmakers.
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The film, set during Argentina's so-called dirty war of the 1970s, traces the evolution of a relationship between cellmates who at first seem ideologically incompatible.
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But André Sapir at the Bruegel think-tank in Brussels adds that both sides will benefit from removing non-tariff barriers, such as incompatible product standards.
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China, the world's biggest car market, is already pressing ahead with C-V22X, which is designed to work with 25G but is incompatible with Wi-Fi.
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He noted correctly that the GOP's opportunistic Keystone Pipeline boosterism is incompatible with the view that eminent domain should not be used to advance private interests.
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I also think I purposely picked men who were either also emotionally unavailable or somehow incompatible with me (because of an age difference or physical distance).
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Ms. Backhaus demonstrated that pedagogy and entertaining playwriting are not necessarily incompatible when her "Men on Boats" became a sleeper hit Off Broadway three years ago.
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It was a violation of the Homosexual Conduct article to serve if you were LGBTQ+, a military law that deemed queer people incompatible with military service.
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Her story made me wish I'd asked years ago, because it cast "fundamentally incompatible" in a different context and took the sting out of the phrase.
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Early E Ink displays had to perform full screen refresh for every change, a technical limitation that made them virtually incompatible with stylus-based screen writing.
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When Kim describes The Night Renewer as gentle but effective — two words I grew up viewing as incompatible variables in skin care — she's telling the truth.
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We many not like Henry much (and his brother John even less) but the role of a ruler is incompatible with tolerating his old corrupt companions.
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Pakistan's High Commission in New Delhi rejected the allegations, saying in a statement it "never engages in any activity that is incompatible with its diplomatic status".
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Party leaders have long understood that some elements of the base harbored ideas that were, shall we say, incompatible with the self-evident equality of humankind.
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If an advantage is proved, such tax rulings should be considered illegal state aid, the court ruled, incompatible with the rules of the bloc's internal market.
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If an advantage is proved, such tax rulings should be considered illegal state aid, the court ruled, incompatible with the rules of the bloc's internal market.
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His earsplitting silence on the subject is incompatible with his oath as a physician, and unbecoming of his duties as Surgeon General of the United States.
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That lesson is that Russia's demand for empire is incompatible not only with European security, but also with the security of Russia and of her neighbors.
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The US believes that the Russian-system is incompatible with the F-235 jet, saying that Moscow could use it to gather intelligence on the aircraft.
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The US believes that the Russian system is incompatible with the F-35 jet and says Moscow could use it to gather intelligence on the aircraft.
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"I consider that the Claimant's view, in its absolutist nature, is incompatible with human dignity and [the] fundamental rights of others," he wrote in his judgment.
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But they revealed themselves as reckless, drunk on other people's money, holding extraordinarily complex assets premised on a web of promises that were often mutually incompatible.
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In a press release, the court stated "such different treatment is incompatible with the spirit and meaning of the right to equality" protected by Taiwan's constitution.
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Despite his own status as a wealthy slaveholder, Thomas Jefferson was wary of extreme disparities of wealth and thought it was incompatible with republican political ideals.
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"They saw me as an obstacle to privatization who had to be removed," he wrote, calling privatization a "terrible idea" incompatible with the needs of veterans.
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" Mr. Marler said: "I think the Chipotle business model is a good one," and added: "There's nothing incompatible about being local, organic and fresh and also safe.
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"These developments are not only damaging to sport: they have become increasingly incompatible with our corporate values and core competencies," said Chairwoman of the Board Andrea Berlinger.
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As Chait argued: To be sure, the apocalyptic ideological analysis—that "freedom" is incompatible with Clinton-era tax rates and Massachusetts-style health care—is pure crazy.
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" Venezuela's Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a statement saying "these types of lists are incompatible with international law, and constitute a form of psychological and political terrorism.
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"As the owner of a restaurant and as someone who cares about these issues, being pro-Second Amendment and being pro-safety are not incompatible," he said.
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Washington says the Russian system is incompatible with the Western alliance's defence network and poses a threat to the F-35s that Turkey also plans to buy.
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Forking is the act where some companies break off on their own in an open source project, creating a new and possibly incompatible version of the software.
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Guillemot, though, has steadfastly insisted the two companies are incompatible — and if Ubisoft management were to lose decision-making control about partnerships, it would hurt the company.
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America, France and Britain have declared the treaty "incompatible with the policy of nuclear deterrence which has been essential to keeping the peace for over 70 years".
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Early layouts indicate multiple branching routes, which would be incompatible with the unidirectional loop initially laid out by Musk unless separate tubes are built for each destination.
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"Thai nation-building history and the history of Pattani are incompatible ... people here feel they have more of a shared history with the Malay peninsula," Artef said.
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The church has also given its monks across Egypt one month to shut down their social media accounts, arguing that keeping them is incompatible with monastic life.
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"The administration clearly knows deep down that any major new fossil fuel extraction is incompatible with their climate goals," said Jamie Henn, a spokesman for 350.org.
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Sometimes this is because we haven't collected it; in other cases some data exists but hasn't been shared globally, or it's in a myriad of incompatible formats.
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For now, both North and South remain committed to that concept, although few believe either would consider the compromises necessary to bring together their incompatible political systems.
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"Traditional notions of copyright and attempts to control images have proven incompatible with the nature of the digital age," said Christy MacLear, CEO of the Rauschenberg Foundation.
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As Evgeny Morozov has observed, Parag Khanna believes that "democracy might be incompatible with globalization and capitalism," arguing that we should thus embrace authoritarian, Chinese-style capitalism.
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While we remain mostly in the dark about the specifics of yesterday's tragedy, what we have learned from media reports seems incompatible with the boy we love.
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Judges dismissed the appeal in court on technical grounds, but a majority determined that the law was incompatible in cases of fatal foetal abnormality and sexual crime.
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Editorial Just five years ago, Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Turkey was the darling of Western leaders and Turkish liberals, evidence that Islam and democracy need not be incompatible.
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The results contrast with a Monmouth University poll from earlier this month which found that 28503 percent of voters believe that socialism is incompatible with American values.
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Not only is the S-400 incompatible with Turkey's NATO defense infrastructure, its purchase could trigger U.S. sanctions under the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA).
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German politicians from across the spectrum criticized the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) on Monday after the party declared Islam incompatible with the constitution.
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When I returned to the U.S., I discovered that the British tape was incompatible with U.S. videotape specifications and had to be transferred to a different format.
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They accept immigrants who assimilate to existing culture, but they'll be suspicious of those who they feel bring in incompatible customs and tear at the social fabric.
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A majority of Americans say socialism is incompatible with American values, and only 10 percent of voters in a new poll have a positive view of socialism.
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FIFA said that its "general principles of political neutrality and the prevention of any form of government interference" were incompatible with being a member of a government.
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The far-right party has called for a ban on veils and even on minarets on mosques, and it views Islam as incompatible with the German Constitution.
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It presents a serious challenge to Israel's ability to maintain its Jewish character, which is increasingly viewed as incompatible with the modern values of the international society.
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Is there a list of disqualifying factors that are deemed morally incompatible with government work, or is this entirely about making sure people aren't susceptible to blackmail?
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Y.), the author of the NLRA, viewed ERPs as incompatible with the macroeconomic function of collective bargaining and outlawed them in Section 8(2) of the NLRA.
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Angel's rich boyfriend, Stan (Evan Peters), who, ironically, works at Trump Tower, breaks up with her when he realizes his privilege makes him incompatible with her oppression.
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That would stop the hemorrhage, but the deeper wound is unlikely to be healed because the ailment — incompatible views of North Korea — cuts deeply into the flesh.
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Soon he's acting on a newfound commitment to workers' rights, which appears incompatible with his father's bottom line and the vigilant gaze of local Communist Party officials.
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But during the "Big 4" meeting, Pelosi told McConnell that the House Democrats were writing their own bill and it was incompatible with the Senate GOP plan.
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"De rerum natura" actually proposes an apathetic, anesthetized calm that is as incompatible with empathy, compassion, affection, bodily pleasure, or joyful happiness as it is with pain.
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Back in 2014, you wrote an open letter outlining your own stance against fascism and the reasons why metal and National Socialism, fascism, and racism are incompatible.
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Soon this person's name and position were unearthed, along with his expensive tastes: designer watches, belts and eyeglasses that were incompatible with his supposedly meager government pay.
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" Representative Chris Turner of Grand Prairie, the leader of House Democrats, said the revelations in the tape were "incompatible with Mr. Bonnen serving another term as speaker.
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The embassy said Sofia had handed diplomatic notes to the ambassador without providing any proof that the two had acted in a way incompatible with their status.
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This is incompatible with the reality that kids get sick, someone needs to go to parent-teacher conferences, and schools close randomly for a week in March.
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" He added that those who followed Sharia law — a set of beliefs at the core of Islam — hold notions "ultimately incompatible with the Constitution of this nation.
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A senior administration official tried to explain to reporters on Friday how such a tone would not come across as incompatible with the President's normal combative rhetoric.
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Climate activists and prominent U.K. politicians alike had argued the project was incompatible with the spirit of the Paris Agreement and celebrated the ruling as a win.
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The British are not in charge, the Poles and Ukrainians are fighting against each other, the various groups the N.K.V.D. encounter have different and usually incompatible goals.
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Some city officials see the horse-drawn carts as a vestige of a poorer country, incompatible with the modern highways in a capital that is booming economically.
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A spokeswoman for UK Prime Minister Theresa May said Britain does not believe its tax laws are incompatible with EU rules, but would cooperate with the Commission.
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The minister said the deal, part of a wider sale of Anadarko assets to Total after its acquisition by Occidental this year, was "incompatible" with Algerian legislation.
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Mohamed Arkab said the deal, part of a wider sale of Anadarko assets to Total after its acquisition by Occidental this year, was "incompatible" with Algerian legislation.
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Mohamed Arkab said the deal, part of a wider sale of Anadarko assets to Total after its acquisition by Occidental this year, was "incompatible" with Algerian legislation.
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Washington says the Russian system is incompatible with the Western alliance's defense network and poses a threat to the F-35s that Turkey also plans to buy.
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TECH TIP Mozilla's overhaul of its flagship browser is incompatible with certain add-ons, but you can still rescue your saved passwords with a little extra effort.
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Neither of us was to blame, as I see it; we were just incompatible in terms of how we process the world and derive meaning from it.
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Mexico pulled out of mediating government-opposition talks in the Dominican Republic, saying the sudden announcement of a presidential poll without guarantees was incompatible with the negotiations.
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While many business leaders recoil at Trump's authoritarian tendencies, said tendencies may be more palatable to a man who has argued that democracy and freedom are incompatible.
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"Our position in Poland, as the 6th (largest bank) is incompatible with the position of the second largest bank in Europe," he said, referring to parent company BNP.
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In the last few decades, researchers have pursued the problem in two separate programs—string theory and loop quantum gravity—that are widely considered incompatible by their practitioners.
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In addition, the Fitbit faithful will be happy to know the three-prong charging cable on the Ionic is incompatible with the Versa's four-prong charging contacts. Lovely.
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The authority granted to the FCC by Title II made it a force to be reckoned with; it could reach in and quash incompatible state laws or practices.
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But considering that he and Romero showed us what dreams may come a few years before with technically incompatible technology only serves to enhance the games' legendary status.
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He returns Juliette's (Irène Jacob) crashed car and they find that they're sexually incompatible at present (because what is this show if someone isn't trying to fuck Noah?).
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Adopting the defense position, the prosecutors wrote, would be "manifestly incompatible" with the intent of the federal Gun Control Act and would "severely frustrate" enforcement of the law.
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Many Sanders supporters interviewed by Refinery29 at a climate change rally outside Philadelphia Sunday feel their political views are incompatible with those of the former secretary of state.
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Clinton intensified her assault on Trump, laying out a case that his values and rhetoric are incompatible with American principles and that he's "temperamentally unfit" to be President.
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The community is bracing itself for the possibility of a chain split if the proposals end up being incompatible, an event that would result in two separate bitcoins.
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Like Riverdale — another wild reimagining of the Archie Comics universe — Sabrina drops the characters and concepts from an old, beloved piece of Americana into a seemingly incompatible genre.
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Robert Jackson, in his concurrence, held that a president's power "is at its lowest ebb" when he "takes measures incompatible with the expressed or implied will of Congress."
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Its twin goals of targeting a zero-yielding 10-year bond and continuing its pace of asset purchases are "incompatible," Societe Generale said in a note on Wednesday.
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Three of the five games Valve had deemed "incompatible"— German Fortress 3D, Business-hooizness, Adventures Of Kok—managed to arrive on Steam with no problems through Steam Direct.
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And the idea of a robot whose inflexible virtues make him incompatible with naturally corrupt humans (Adam cannot bear the idea of a lie) is a downright cliché.
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U.S. says S-400 is incompatible with NATO's defence network and could compromise its F-35 fighter jets, an aircraft Turkey is helping build and planning to buy.
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Visits like Medvedev's are incompatible with Japan's position on the Northern Territories and hurt the feelings of its people, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement.
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In a sense, this is part of a continuing battle between the seemingly incompatible traditions of a free press and a national security apparatus that benefits from secrecy.
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Asked if it was time to abandon the balanced budget policy, she said experience showed that achieving a good economy was not incompatible with having a balanced budget.
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Thorne's Mormon mother found her feminism incompatible with their faith, and the family broke with the church — the seedbed of the rebelliousness that made him a visionary scientist.
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"These types of lists, it is worth underlining, are incompatible with international law and constitute in themselves a form of psychological and political terrorism," Venezuela's foreign ministry said.
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I doubt she would accept global finance, with its cyber-run fractional reserve and hedge-fund speculation, or open-door mass-immigration of refugees and culturally incompatible communities.
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Many US officials have expressed concern that a major Russian military system like the S-400 would be incompatible with the NATO systems used by Turkey's alliance partners.
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It was not clear how such a test would work, but Mr. Gingrich, the former House speaker and Georgia congressman, said that Sharia is "incompatible" with Western civilization.
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And the West should beware alliances between parties that were seen as incompatible before; significantly, China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin have met 26 times since 2013.
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" Cuba was suspended from the OAS in 1962 in a push by the United States and its allies to declare Marxism-Leninism "incompatible with the inter-American system.
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While we remain mostly in the dark about the specifics of yesterday&aposs tragedy, what we have learned from media reports seems incompatible with the boy we love.
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Germany had originally planned to grant 45 million euros towards the project, but the Commission ruled any amount exceeding 17 million euros was incompatible with internal market rules.
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In the new study, published Wednesday in The New England Journal of Medicine, doctors successfully altered patients' immune systems to allow them to accept kidneys from incompatible donors.
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A disadvantage this significant would have been "incompatible" with Neanderthal survival, the study adds, if the species had continued to exist in isolation of genetic admixture with humans.
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His voters also register higher levels of racial resentment, generally defined as a feeling that people of color are somewhat incompatible with what it means to be American.
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The other type, from a so-called radical feminist tradition, argues that trans women's requests for gender recognition are incompatible with cis women's rights to single-sex spaces.
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He went on to say that even looking at websites that promote terrorism should be a felony and punished with jail time: Sharia is incompatible with Western civilization.
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This is why the accommodations for conscience need to be re-examined as unethical and incompatible with the social contract to which members of the health professions commit.
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Underlying the era's brutal house-to-house searches for pianos and busts of Beethoven was the fear that music preserves a spirit that is incompatible with the collective.
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But there's nothing incompatible with the idea that we should be fairer about who we punish and that we might want to punish them in a different way.
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Meanwhile, 52 Harvard Law School professors signed a letter saying that pressuring Mr. Sullivan to resign was incompatible with the university's commitment to the free exchange of ideas.
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The possibility that one of the two parties has developed a set of ideas that are incompatible with legitimate opposition is one that deserves scrutiny and possible alarm.
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Her previous work as a nurse's assistant on Long Island brought her higher pay, she told me, but the schedule was incompatible with taking care of her children.
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Last month, the Internal Revenue Service got its hands slapped by the agency's auditor for essentially wasting $12 million on computer software that was incompatible with its system.
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"Hajar's case shows that our laws are archaic and incompatible with the transformations that have taken place in our society for decades," said human rights activist Ahmed Assid.
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That same year, a group of professors, scientists, and doctors argued that the show was so misleading that Oz's professor position was incompatible with his on-air work.
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But the organization's warren of rooms, spread over four floors, had become incompatible with the collaboration required to cover breaking news and disseminate it online and in broadcasts.
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They often involve heartbreaking circumstances in which a person's health or life is at risk, or when the fetus has a congenital condition that is incompatible with life.
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His brand of Tea Party conservatism--a message carefully cultivated through years at the Senate--is often regarded as fundamentally incompatible with the interests of the Hispanic community.
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Trump's proposals to deport millions of undocumented immigrants and to build a wall on the Mexican border proved incompatible with Libre's message of conservative Hispanic advocacy, Garza said.
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His performance raised concerns that his hyper-partisan style was incompatible with the independence and decorum expected of the nine justices who sit on the nation's top bench.
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The American government argues that its installations in Poland and Romania pose no threat to Russia because their computer software is incompatible with the launch of cruise missiles.
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The most notable accomplishment of her memoir is that she shows how being consciously black and being an individual are not incompatible, but an ordinary state of being.
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Marine Le Pen, the party's leader, often describes Muslim immigrants as aliens whose beliefs are incompatible with French values, and whose mere presence threatens French culture and safety.
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This argument — that an unusually crowded field hid the true number of "anti-Trump" votes — is incompatible with the massive 46 points the billionaire received on Tuesday night.
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Slavish devotion to a leader is incompatible with the kind of critical engagement that is necessary to prevent organizations from going down the wrong path, financially or morally.
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As the headphone jack disappears, the obvious replacement isn't another wire with a proprietary connector like Apple's Lightning or the many incompatible and strange flavors of USB-C audio.
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As with Clinton's speaking fees from Goldman Sachs, Sanders thinks taking money from the superrich is incompatible with the promise to get them to stop pouring cash into politics.
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But that model of the Apple Watch is incompatible with cellular networks in Turkey, according to Apple's own carrier list, and the audio files could've been uploaded that way.
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"We can preserve our natural resources & help businesses create jobs, economic opportunity for the people of WI. The two aren't incompatible," Tom Evanson, spokesman for Walker, said on Twitter.
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Sociologist Ebrahim Fayyaz was quoted in Iranian media calling it "the worst Iranian film ever" as it was incompatible with Islamic morality and the ideal of defying the West.
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In relation to existing users, such sharing would involve the processing of personal data for a purpose that is incompatible with the purpose for which such data was obtained;
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Undoing system updates isn't the easiest process, and automating the process for users that do get bad or incompatible software by accident is a helpful move on Microsoft's part.
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The new headphones supplied by Apple with the phone will plug into the same port as the recharging cord, making it incompatible with most wired headphones without an adaptor.
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The teardown also notes that the one user-replaceable part of the earbuds, the silicone ear-tip, uses a custom design that makes them incompatible with third-party models.
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