BRANTLEY Yes, but that doesn't have to mean inflame, inflame, inflame.
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The forthcoming trials of the separatist leaders will inflame emotions.
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And he's trying to inflame the passions of his supporters.
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Overall, the fake stories seem engineered to inflame international tensions.
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It would also inflame Muslim and Christian feelings, he said.
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Doing so, he warned, might "inflame" other adherents of ISIS.
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Pandemics also hit the poor hardest and inflame class divisions.
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It fears the referendum will inflame separatist tensions at home.
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His words tend to confuse and inflame, rather than clarify.
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You don't want to inflame or help the recruiting efforts.
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In the meantime, contentious hearings would likely only further inflame passions.
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These days history is more commonly used to divide and inflame.
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Impeachment is a blunt political tool, liable to inflame underlying disagreements.
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It will not douse, but inflame the fears of our citizens.
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His allegations can only inflame what was already a partisan split.
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U.S. military officials have tried not to further inflame the situation.
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It simply demonstrates how social media amplify and inflame our tensions.
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Opinion journalism is meant to influence and inflame, and it does.
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"We may see them continue to inflame tensions domestically," he said.
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This is sure to inflame tensions between the US and Turkey.
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The new Brexit arrangement, they say, threatens to inflame sectarian tensions.
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Turkey's own presence in Iraq has also helped inflame sectarian passions.
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And both inflame intense emotions among their respective supporters and detractors.
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They did not want to inflame clients, colleagues or family members.
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The latest appeared to inflame discontent that had long been simmering.
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Many fear a new one would inflame sectarian tensions—for good reason.
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Not many pieces of software can match Clippy's ability to inflame passions.
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The use of Iran-backed Popular Mobilization forces could inflame further resentment.
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It is meant to inflame tensions and supporters, to advance an agenda.
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Proposals to raise rates to pay creditors will inflame residents and lawmakers.
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This kind of baseless comparison does little other than inflame and offend.
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While solar and wind do not inflame as many worries, locals remain wary.
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What it does is to inflame the anger and hate against LGBTI people.
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The president didn't want to inflame an already tense situation, the officials said.
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How not to amplify messages meant to inflame tensions and radicalize more people.
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Yet the deal hurts Ukraine's already shaky finances, and may inflame political tensions.
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But doing so threatens to inflame nationalist passions of one sort or another.
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The move would enrage Vladimir Putin and likely further inflame tensions with Russia.
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If it does, that will inflame tensions between the two nations even further.
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"Everyone was interested in seeing how quickly it would inflame," said Scott-Trammell.
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The question now is whether al Nimr's execution will inflame existing sectarian tensions.
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"This is how they are trying to inflame the issue," Mr. Graves said.
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These can inflame the surrounding skin, helping viruses such as HIV to spread.
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They wanted to do more than simply inflame domestic antipathy for their rival.
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There are voices out there — too many of them — that seek to inflame.
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Friday's strike is sure to inflame an already tense presidential race in France.
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Breathing it in can inflame airways, triggering respiratory troubles, heart problems, even dementia.
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Some critics believe that Warren is using the tax to inflame public sentiment.
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And we should expect him to inflame tensions over controversial issues like immigration.
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According to many published sources, stories about Russian interference inflame Mr. Trump's temper.
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The movie coming out is made in order to inflame and cause chaos.
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These are designed to inflame sectarian hatred and divert their adversaries' resources to defense.
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A whopping financial demand will therefore inflame Britain's tabloids, limiting her room for manoeuvre.
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Macron's critics have called the tougher response a mistake likely to inflame the situation.
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Ronald Reagan did not use bigoted and fascist rhetoric to inflame the 1976 convention.
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Previous reporting has shown that Russians purchased ads to inflame racial tensions and Islamophobia.
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Ankara fears that advances by Kurdish fighters in Syria could inflame militants at home.
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So far, Facebook has only managed to further inflame the founders versus Facebook divide.
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Mr. Parker's Facebook message, posted on Tuesday night, only appeared to inflame the situation.
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" Mr. Critchley characterized their strategy as one that sought not to "inflame the issue.
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The episode is likely to inflame a debate over safety in New York's schools.
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Here's a rundown of what I see time and again that inflame our divisions.
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But instead of stabilizing the Middle East, the efforts helped further inflame the region.
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It seized on controversial issues and exploited racial and ideological fissures to inflame tensions.
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Every summer, ritualized marches and bonfires inflame tensions, setting off riots and sectarian violence.
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Donald Trump is openly trying to weaponize racism, to inflame passions and stoke fear.
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The cytokines that concentrate during drinking cause tissue to inflame like an allergic reaction.
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The arrests could further inflame tensions in the city after an already tense week.
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But that step does not always quench the scandal — and can even inflame it.
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"For one, he could inflame the situation if he went off script," Madan said.
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If confirmed, the deaths are sure to further inflame tensions between the two neighbors.
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It will inflame passions, divide our country further and accomplish nothing of any significance.
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It doesn't mean I wasn't good at it, but it didn't inflame my passion.
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Authorities hope Sunday's religious gathering does not further inflame tensions between Hindus and Muslims.
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The tax invites the possibility of American retaliation and could further inflame trade tensions.
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But he is hopeful the reaction from Republican lawmakers will inflame allies around the country.
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The Moody's settlement will inflame suspicions that Wall Street is infested with conflicts of interest.
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Charismatic and telegenic, he talks about Democratic issues without using buzzwords that might inflame Republicans.
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On Sunday, they installed security cameras, a move that is likely to further inflame tensions.
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The episode is likely to inflame Trump's feud with the intelligence community and the media.
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As the shooting of Scott demonstrates again, police shootings have the power to inflame communities.
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However, most false reports are not calculated to inflame unrest over racist or homosexual intolerance.
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It has proven all too easy to inflame factions than to lead with new ideas.
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The Washington Post's report has two additional details that may further inflame the FTC's detractors.
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It's also expected to inflame tensions in the region and unsettle the prospects for peace.
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The plan is to further inflame right-wing nationalism in Europe via a transnational network.
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They could also inflame criticism that he is a de facto stalking horse for Mrs.
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Trump tried to inflame social tensions to undermine the Democratic focus but his efforts failed.
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"The movie coming out is made in order to inflame and cause chaos," Trump tweeted.
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Personal tensions, carnal desires and extramarital affairs inflame his siblings, in-laws, children and grandchildren.
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Mr. Gillespie, determined to inflame and distract voters, could not be bothered with such details.
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The Sanders vision for Medicare for All, he said, would only inflame existing political tensions.
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Western diplomats and commentators regularly accuse him of bending the truth to inflame nationalist instincts.
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The move is likely to inflame tensions with Palestinians and much of the Arab world.
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It would just inflame his constituents without altering the state of his commitment to leaders.
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Comey's insinuation that the president obstructed justice was another canard designed to inflame the liberal media.
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Any sign of border controls could inflame opinion among Irish nationalists who want a united Ireland.
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The staffers spoke on condition of anonymity because they said public comments might inflame tensions further.
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He really understands how to inflame people, how to motivate them, how to bond with them.
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Some, including France, have strict laws against publishing material likely to inflame racial or ethnic tensions.
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The arrest has roiled global markets amid fears that it could further inflame the Sino-U.
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Such selective condemnation and rush to judgment, especially when he becomes president, could inflame tensions worldwide.
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Recognizing Jerusalem would upend decades of American policy and possibly inflame tensions in the Middle East.
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But the hateful rhetoric he preaches and the type of supporters he attracts inflame these issues.
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Fear -- that the vote will be compromised, that unscrupulous leaders will inflame the public -- runs high.
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All populist autocrats try to foment divisions, find scapegoats and inflame their backers against their critics.
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High temperatures can also accelerate the formation of pollutants like ozone, which can inflame the lungs.
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He was trying to inflame some of the worst sentiments in our country today about foreigners.
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He has been critical of social media companies for creating addictive products that inflame cultural tensions.
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Noxious, salt-tinged dust storms inflame the eyes, skin, and lungs of residents in surrounding areas.
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But critics said the new sanctions would have little substantive effect and could further inflame tensions.
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The disappearance of the former diplomat, Michael Kovrig, could further inflame tensions between China and Canada.
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On its own, nitrogen dioxide can inflame airways and make it harder for people to breathe.
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On its own, nitrogen dioxide can inflame airways and make it harder for people to breathe.
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Mr. Trump's decision to fire Mr. Sessions appeared likely to inflame his adversaries on Capitol Hill.
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Nothing seems to inflame him more than partisan grandstanding interfering with his idea of sensible policy.
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Even so, American involvement in his ouster would inflame old regional resentments and suspicions toward Washington.
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Social media bot swarms tied to Russia rushed to inflame the American debate on gun control.
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And the loss of such a famous mosque is likely to only inflame those conspiracy theories.
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The concerns expressed are likely to further inflame concerns about security mechanisms within U.S. visa programs.
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His repeated insistence on clearing Russia of the hacking allegations will likely further inflame those concerns.
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Both countries fear that an independent Kurdish state could inflame separatists tensions with their Kurdish minorities.
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The activists and politicians ignore the truth and instead inflame divisions for their own political ends.
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They used Facebook and other social media platforms to inflame preexisting racial tensions and political divides.
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The Associated Press reports how that tragedy continues to inflame anti-American sentiment in Iran today.
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Such moves could inflame tensions between Beijing and Washington and make a trade deal yet harder.
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All three said it was likely to inflame debate about the direction of the Republican Party.
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It is counterproductive to call for an independent Hong Kong or to further inflame the rhetoric.
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That is why Beijing may be turning to subtler, digital-age methods to inflame and divide.
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That blurs some historic partisan splits over economics, while sharpening those the president continues to inflame.
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Increasing polarization and unprecedented tensions between legislators and the president can only further inflame such proceedings.
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But rather than reflecting public opinion, America's lawmakers have found it more useful to inflame it.
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Malaysia's demand to question the diplomat is sure to further inflame Malaysia's relations with the North.
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It is counterproductive to call for an independent Hong Kong or to further inflame the rhetoric.
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The president and the religious right are spreading falsehoods about abortion laws to inflame their base.
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Other Syrian refugees in Jordan warned that U.S. policy could inflame anti-American sentiment in the region.
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The move, likely to inflame tensions between Washington and Tehran, forced up US oil prices by 2.7%.
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KURTZ: How much do the media inflame this, exacerbate this in the search for ratings and circulation.
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In short, plaque and tartar increase bad mouth bacteria, inflame the gums and predispose them to infection.
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His election to the presidency is likely to inflame rhetoric from hardliners of all three religious groups.
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She needs the military and police to professionalize and work to contain and not inflame the violence.
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" He also thundered on about how "gay and costly apparel directly tends to create and inflame lust.
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They said it would inflame the region and ruin chances for peace between the Palestinians and Israel.
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"My friends all said it was dangerous and might inflame him to contact me further," she says.
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BONDI: And that&aposs what they&aposre doing, just trying to inflame emotions at this Netroots conference.
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He really understands how to inflame people, how to bond with them over whatever their grievance is.
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Such a move could inflame tensions between Beijing and Washington and make a trade deal yet harder.
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The prospect of the yuan depreciating could inflame trade tensions with the U.S. President Donald Trump's administration.
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The state was spared a possible challenge in the Legislature that was sure to inflame partisan tensions.
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But that step could inflame protests and shake global confidence in Hong Kong as a financial center.
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If McConnell, for instance, scrapped the August break, it could inflame tensions and hamper cooperation on appropriations.
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" The opposition Labour Party's shadow justice secretary, Charles Falconer, said the claims are "dangerous and inflame racism.
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And the timing of the president's announcement — a week before the 2018 elections — threatens to inflame tensions.
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No issue came to inflame the passions of the two sections more than that of runaway slaves.
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That's a positive for insurers, but it could inflame the populist outrage over out-of-pocket costs.
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For this group of voters, candidates have every incentive to inflame partisan negativity, further entrenching affective polarization.
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Drawing attention to the incident with legal action can inflame the perpetrator—or worse, incite retaliatory action.
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In Facebook's case, it also seemed that the decision was based on a reluctance to inflame conservatives.
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Yet when he was France's economy minister in 2015, he helped inflame concerns within Nissan about Renault.
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He said the arrests will only inflame the situation and prompt further protests elsewhere in the country.
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Buttigieg's position may inflame die-hard left partisans, but it might be a better general election play.
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If the CIA does declassify records, it's uncertain whether new information will reassure skeptics - or inflame them.
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Officials in Baghdad condemned the strike as a violation of Iraq's sovereignty that would inflame regional tensions.
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"We were cautioned by State not to inflame a volatile situation," Mr. Himes said in an interview.
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"It doesn't matter that Trump has done more to inflame this standoff than Democrats," the paper wrote.
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Mr. Trump and the religious right are spreading falsehoods about New York's law to inflame their base.
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If a hard border is established, many fear it could inflame still-simmering tensions and reignite conflict.
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The latest awkward attempt to elevate Roman Reigns into the main event picture will probably inflame matters more.
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A war on Iran will inflame the entire region, and American forces and American interests will be destroyed.
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Ms. Murillo said the protests were organized by "those tiny groups that inflame and destabilize to destroy Nicaragua."
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Rather than reflecting public opinion, though, America's lawmakers have for decades found it more useful to inflame it.
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Many people here worry that President Donald Trump&aposs statements — including calling Saipov an "animal" — will inflame tensions.
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Any moves to boost missile defences could inflame growing military rivalry between China and Washington and its allies.
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Donald Trump's refusal to admit this and his willingness to inflame tensions for political purposes isn't just foolish.
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And your candidacies will only enable and inflame the exact populist movement you are so desperate to quash.
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That's why I was so angry, and blaming anyone would not ameliorate that anger but simply inflame it.
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But that ask could inflame tension with the campaign committee if Flake or Heller faces a credible challenge.
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"Instead, he opts to mock the vulnerable and inflame prejudices by attacking ethnic and religious minorities," she continued.
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There won't be a mistrial, but Ito also makes two decisions that inflame the prosecution and the jury.
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Ankara worries that advances by the YPG in northern Syria could inflame the PKK insurgency on Turkish soil.
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While staying informed is important, sensationalistic coverage is far more likely to inflame panic and cause more harm.
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The issue continues to disrupt and inflame European politics, including in Germany, Greece, the Netherlands and now Italy.
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The actual steps to enforce direct rule could be taken gradually in order not to inflame the situation.
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"The introduction of the movie clip is meant to inflame and over-sensationalize Stone's alleged behavior," Stone said.
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The Russian trolls were nonpartisan: they tried to inflame everybody, regardless of race, creed, politics, or sexual orientation.
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The case is the latest to inflame concerns about the return of Cold War tactics to silence critics.
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While Xi's speech did not inflame trade tensions, other comments by government officials have taken a firm line.
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But his strategy could also raise consumer prices and inflame conservatives opposed to government coercion and crony capitalism.
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That would inflame tensions in the region and likely increase the geopolitical risk premium baked into oil prices.
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Griffith's film shows how easily racism can be used to inflame passions to turn into violence and discrimination.
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Former diplomats said Mr. Trump's action was unnecessary and would inflame an issue that had been largely dormant.
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No doubt: Verge, Ars Tech, Techdirt, Motherboard all feed clickbait to trolls, inflame sociopaths & shout fire in crowded theaters.
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Donald Trump and his appointees are likely to inflame the situation and make Snowden an even more sympathetic character.
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"Hiring Steve Bannon as a senior adviser in the White House will only further inflame these fears," she said.
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Such a move could inflame the reviving Cold War tensions with Russia and require wider support from NATO allies.
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If Trump made good on his pledge, this would inflame Arab opinion, leading to possible Palestinian and regional unrest.
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The bailouts seemed to inflame already strained relations between creditor nations in the north with its indebted southern nations.
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If the companies' legal executives look like they're obfuscating or dodging questions, that will inflame an already tense investigation.
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Zuckerberg's claim was incorrect, and he referred an incident last September which saw chain letters on Messenger inflame tensions.
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Trump's incendiary anti-Muslim rhetoric is likely to inflame the troubled people most inclined to commit terrorism in America.
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Feature A simmering conflict with the Kurds threatens to consume an American ally and inflame an already unstable region.
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The Democrats' decision to release their rebuttal early, along with the 85033 interview transcripts, is likely to inflame Republicans.
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Nunes's return could further inflame the partisan fervor surrounding the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 US election.
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In an interview, Ms. Royal conceded that the European Union's power move would inflame opposition from some member countries.
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" Zakharova went on to say arming Ukraine would further inflame tensions and push Ukraine "towards reckless new military decisions.
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That's also [true] if someone shares something that could inflame existing societal tensions that result in this mob violence.
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The virus can inflame the lining of the lungs and the air sacs at the bottom of the lungs.
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While Trump has sought to inflame tensions in the region, White House officials have been sending a different message.
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Pursuing charges would also threaten to further inflame the uneasy relationship between the United States and its NATO ally.
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In fact, criticizing religion is only illegal when it is intended to inflame violence, according to a legal scholar.
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Fearing it will inflame separatism among its own Kurds, Ankara had already threatened military and economic measures in retaliation.
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Democrats understood that to mean Republicans did not want to inflame gun-rights groups, such as the National Rifle Association.
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If they had come down one way or another, would that help to cool this debate, or just inflame it?
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Others view Mr Khan as a hothead who will further inflame Pakistan's already atrocious relations with India, Afghanistan and America.
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The move is virtually guaranteed to further inflame hostilities between the administration and House Democrats as they pursue oversight efforts.
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A decision to join such a coalition would likely inflame a divide in Japanese public opinion over sending troops abroad.
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The fallout over President Trump's firing of James Comey as FBI director is expected to further inflame Congress this week.
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In addition to efforts at co-optation of mass movements, the Soviet Union attempted to inflame tensions within American society.
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The message was clear: when killers lash out at their critics, the fault lies with the speakers who inflame them.
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They are not focused on producing political work that could inflame tensions with the right, per the New York Times.
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Whether that approach will inflame political violence—especially in hot spots like the Pacific Northwest—or deter it remains uncertain.
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Although the spectacle was, by its nature, politically embarrassing for Bush, he was careful not to inflame the situation further.
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The decision is likely to only further inflame scrutiny of Clinton's bespoke email arrangement, which has dogged her presidential campaign.
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And a sharp rise in the number of murders involving foreigners, in a historically sleepy town, helped inflame English residents.
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The heightened political risks could also inflame other tensions tied to Iran that have roiled the Arabian Peninsula, Fitch warned.
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In the mind of propagandists, it served to inflame anti-Western sentiment in Russia and anti-refugee sentiment in Germany.
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Trump used his campaign appearances to inflame his supporters with lurid appeals to their fear of immigrants and other outsiders.
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The goal, according to experts who follow Russian disinformation campaigns, is to inflame divisions among Americans and provoke social unrest.
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In the midst of a life-threatening crisis, leaders need to dampen down fear not inflame it with irresponsible rhetoric.
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Any such move would inflame the capital and potentially provoke House Democrats to use their new power to take action.
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Indian law prohibits blasphemy only in certain conditions, Ms. Arun said, such as when the speaker intends to inflame violence.
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The need has never been clearer than now, as Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim trade threats and inflame regional tensions.
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But to mitigate that hostility is to inflame those hard-liners, who then take prisoners in order to perpetuate it.
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But data showing China's trade surplus with the United States swelled to a record in June could further inflame tensions.
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But it would seriously inflame United States-Mexico relations and force President Andrés Manuel López Obrador into an excruciating position.
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But when they put too much tension on the hair or are worn constantly, the follicles inflame and hair breaks.
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Worried that intervention would only inflame things, Washington stood aside while the generals stacked the deck for their preferred candidates.
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But the conversation came as Mr. Trump's administration was preparing new trade action against China that could inflame the relationship.
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Far more likely is that Trump was floating a trial balloon to change the national conversation and inflame the base.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers said Trump's proposal could inflame tensions with Mexico and lead to armed clashes at the border.
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Demagogues rely on this fracturing to inflame racial, nationalist, and religious antagonism, which only further fuels the divisions within society.
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These opposing messages highlight how the Russian trolls tried to inflame people on opposite sides of a major political issue.
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Any other move would lead to bloodshed and loss of life in both Palestine and Israel and inflame the region.
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House leaders continued to inflame the populist anger of their base to win enormous midterm victories in 2010 and 2014.
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Many of the emails also served to essentially re-inflame various intraparty controversies that had flared up during the primary campaign.
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"It's hard to anticipate what they do," he said of the North, but he was cautious not to inflame the situation.
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Players were told to change their characters' names to the victims of those incidents — an apparent effort to inflame racial tensions.
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Still, the move is likely to inflame tensions between Russia and the US, which have hit a peak in recent weeks.
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It is little wonder that many fear a new census may inflame tensions in a country deeply divided along sectarian lines.
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It is a trademark of Mr King's to use supernatural events to expose and inflame wounds already festering in small towns.
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"Let us not buy into the plan of these terror groups to inflame the feelings of our other religions," he said.
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It sought to inflame white resentment, even as it called on progressives to vote for Jill Stein, of the Green Party.
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Only a drastic political realignment, to end the wider culture wars it has done so much to inflame, could terminate it.
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The move is likely to inflame a trade war that has already drawn fierce opposition from some of America's biggest companies.
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A vote to convict would outrage the Republican base, while a vote to acquit would inflame Maine's increasingly dominant Democratic Party.
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But if Al-Thani cozies up to Turkish President Tayyip Erdoğan and Rouhani, as predicted, that may further inflame regional tensions.
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These sanctions may inflame tensions in the region despite the fact that Trump is waiving economic sanctions related to the deal.
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She thinks Trump's attack on LeBron James is part of a campaign to inflame the country and pit blacks against whites.
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The President's words serve only to further inflame tensions between many police departments and the communities of color that they serve.
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The drills typically inflame tensions on the peninsula, with Kim issuing apocalyptic threats and conducting nuclear and missile tests in response.
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Moving a gun control bill will only further inflame the conservative base, which is already calling for primary challenges next year.
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The move is likely to inflame tensions with Palestinians, who claim east Jerusalem as the capital of a future independent state.
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"When users joined CA's fake groups, it would post videos and articles that would further provoke and inflame them," Wylie wrote.
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It appears likely to further inflame the political debate about refugees that has become a central theme of the presidential campaign.
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Don't needlessly insult or inflame particular cultural groups, don't take positions that are widely derided and, above all, avoid stonewalling. 5.
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"We want to be accurate and fair and passionate in our journalism, but we don't want to inflame," Ms. Eisner said.
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Serious money can inflame any existing tension between family members, as winners must decide how much to share and with whom.
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A couple of months ago, only a trivial number of Democrats wanted to try to do anything to inflame the situation.
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We might be hard pressed to find words more charged with power to incite, to inflame, to affect violence and destruction.
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The move is also likely to inflame the tensions that have escalated in President Trump's renewed trade war with Chinese leaders.
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In "World on Fire" (2003), she described how introducing free markets and democracy to a country can inflame existing ethnic divisions.
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Experts said the changes to Kashmir's status could further inflame tensions and the risk of violence in an already unstable region.
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But to keep supporting her seemed almost equally certain to inflame the governor, who has been known to hold a grudge.
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As Election Day draws near, a growing amount of disinformation is getting published online to confuse, inflame or distract potential voters.
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But to stay there, they're deciding that they need to play a role in fixing a housing crisis they helped inflame.
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Is NAFTA dragging America down, or do we still hear the thumping of accelerated campaign music designed to inflame and antagonize?
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And in the White House, a polarizing and unpredictable president continues to flout political norms and inflame the deeply divided country.
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A meditation on history and landscape, it has the power both to soothe complicated feelings about America and to inflame them.
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Such a move would further inflame Democrats because it would lower the threshold for a rule change to a simple majority.
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The images of Muslim visitors being turned away at American airports will only inflame those who seek to do us harm.
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The decision promises to inflame debates about the legacy of Yawkey, who is a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Such feelings continue to fuel and inflame modern societies at least nominally descended from that culture, the United States being one.
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If Trump really wants to solve the problem, not just emit dog whistles and inflame passions, that's what he would do.
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Any U.S. strike on Iran will unify the population behind the current regime and inflame Muslims, particularly Shiites, around the world.
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By posting belligerent comments advocating a political stance, the posts aimed to inflame both sides of an issue and create disorder.
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Responding to the announcement, Mr. Corbyn sought to contain, rather than inflame, the split, avoiding harsh rhetoric and expressing his disappointment.
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But this "bravado rationalism," with its aloof dismissiveness and bullying imperiousness, only serves to inflame the problem it purports to solve.
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Local officials and faith leaders had denounced the gatherings, fearing they could inflame racial, ethnic and religious animosities in the state.
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Turkey sees the Kurdish fighters as a terrorist group and worries their advance in Syria would inflame a Kurdish insurgency at home.
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"The Oath Keepers would like nothing more than to inflame racial tensions and create an explosive conflict in our community," Waters wrote.
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On Monday, Facebook banned the army chief and other military officials accused of using the platform to "inflame ethnic and religious tensions".
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The move could turn investors away from an already reeling industry and inflame resentments over the federal government's control of public lands.
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That campaign included activity designed to inflame tensions around divisive topics including white supremacy the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency.
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For all the assumptions that the attacks would inflame communal tensions, the opposite may be happening, most particularly in the affected cities.
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And rather than seeking to correct those misapprehensions, as they do on climate change, Greenpeace has long sought to inflame those fears.
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The initiative came in response to the revelations of how Russian troll farms had used the platform to inflame the American public.
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How Trump handles Turkey could further inflame accusations that the president makes foreign policy decisions guided by personal relationships and businesses interests.
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"Foreign influencers are constantly on the lookout for opportunities to inflame hot button issues in the United States," notes the CISA graphic.
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Statements by many, from all perspectives, that presuppose guilt or inflame public opinion have only served to exacerbate the problems we face.
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He's also concerned it may inflame passions against the U.S. There are also no peace negotiations underway right now, Burns pointed out.
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Blow to peace Saleh's death seems likely to inflame what has become a proxy war in Yemen between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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Many of the stories posted by these accounts attempted to inflame tensions between India and Pakistan as well as Israel and Palestine.
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It pushes stories—often fished from the far-right web—that inflame or excite the president, who then tweets about the story.
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Turkey fears that advances by the YPG in northern Syria will inflame the three-decade insurgency, waged by the PKK, at home.
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Some of these personas were posing as progressives and liberals, and trying to inflame passions from the left, including by attacking Trump.
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Most of these ads were meant to inflame existing political tensions in the United States by echoing controversial views on contentious issues.
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By the evening, those who fretted that the Op-Ed article would inflame Mr. Trump had some evidence to support their theory.
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If there's any argument over the Electoral College that seems to inflame passions on Twitter, it's about its bias toward small states.
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What Right Wing News did was part of a shift in the flow of online disinformation, falsehoods meant to mislead and inflame.
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Turkey and Iran fear that a move toward independence by the Iraqi Kurds will inflame separatist fervor among their countries' Kurdish minorities.
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Across the border in Turkey, officials worry that Kurds declaring independence in Iraq would inflame the separatist sentiments of Kurds in Turkey.
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The decision stunned members of both parties, who saw it as a brazen act sure to inflame an already politically explosive investigation.
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Analysts said that the warning of military involvement in Hong Kong could inflame, rather than calm, the underlying grievances driving the protests.
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" Before long, President Trump alluded to "The Hunt" on Twitter, saying it was made by liberal Hollywood "to inflame and cause chaos.
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Just like white supremacy, it flourishes like a plague when cynics and bigots inflame painful divisions and spew hate for political gain.
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He will bay about socialism, open borders and "deep state" corruption and relentlessly work to inflame and exploit racial and cultural divides.
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Islamic State has been blamed for other similar attacks in Turkey, often targeting Kurdish gatherings in an effort to inflame ethnic tensions.
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The long-awaited verdict could inflame tension in the Southeast Asian country and have far-reaching implications in the politically divided kingdom.
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In the run-up to the rally, Democrats warned that a pardon would further inflame racial tensions in the wake of Charlottesville.
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We have refrained because we care deeply for the community, and want to ensure our words do not inflame an already heated situation.
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On October 22, The Wall Street Journal reported that Russian bots helped inflame the controversy over NFL players kneeling during the national anthem.
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The strategy also works to inflame the party's base against the opposing team, while allowing Republican lawmakers to avoid defending Mr. Trump's behavior.
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"We just had the largest massacre against the Jewish community in America and he's planning on giving speeches to inflame division," Sharry said.
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It is easier to spread misinformation on social media than to correct it, and easier to inflame social divisions than to mend them.
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Emerging against the backdrop of the presidential campaign and national controversy over policing, the new cases could inflame such tensions at the court.
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Democrats at the time warned a pardon would further inflame racial tensions in the wake of the recent deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Ms Moser's campaign is now more likely than ever to highlight and inflame divisions between the progressive and establishment wings of her party.
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"It's important that all parties exercise maximum restraint and avoid any action that could inflame the situation," U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric told reporters.
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Data showing China's trade surplus with the United States swelling to a record in June could further inflame a trade dispute with Washington.
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Until now neither has dispatched warships to nearby waters, because doing so would inflame tensions and remove a buffer against potential armed conflict.
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"Strength lies in mastering and channeling our emotions so that we pursue policies that reduce – not inflame – threats to our security," she highlighted.
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In an incident sure to inflame the already polarized situation, a policeman died after being shot on Wednesday night in central Miranda state.
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They follow the revelation last month that Kremlin-linked accounts bought 3,000 ads on the site designed and targeted to inflame political divisions.
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Some scientists, however, think the mites' feces make the condition worse, since the bacteria contained in their posthumous poops may inflame the skin.
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The killing was sure to inflame tensions already running high in the country, which has been engulfed by protests for the past month.
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The killing was sure to inflame tensions already running high in the country, which has been engulfed by nationwide protests since Oct. 17.
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Does racism necessitate passionate retaliation, or do frank discussions about identity and oppression like "Dear White People" further inflame those who they address?
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Regardless of how the justices answer that question, their ruling is certain to inflame the volatile immigration debate in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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He has a special responsibility to choose the words he uses so that they do not divide our country or inflame public opinion.
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"Officers at the scene made the decision not to potentially inflame the situation at that significant location," a police spokesperson told The Hill.
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The Washington Post first reported Monday that the ads sought to exploit and inflame racial tensions by targeting groups like Black Lives Matter.
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"What we shouldn't do now is to inflame the situation by loud sabre-rattling and shrill war cries," he told the Bild newspaper.
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Robinson's appointment will only inflame party divisions, which has already seen recent defections as a result of Batten's tack to the far-right.
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Yet Gillespie said that the intense opposition that Moore's candidacy has drawn from outside the state would likely inflame the Republican base there.
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First, any impression that the former vice president is trying to hound Sanders out of the race could inflame the democratic socialist's supporters.
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The new study, scheduled to be presented Monday at an artificial intelligence and ethics conference in Honolulu, is sure to inflame that argument.
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Mr. Wray has kept a low profile, making sure his anodyne speeches inside and outside the F.B.I. do not inflame the White House.
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Israeli officials tell me they believe Russia's security services were behind the effort, and that the affair will inflame tensions between the countries.
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Trump knows that to succeed with this technique, you need to strike a primal emotion like fear or rage and then inflame it.
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Doug Ducey would be willing to inflame the right wing of the Arizona Republican Party by appointing her to fill her husband's seat.
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The ruling threatens to further inflame tensions in the region should China ignore the decision and continue to lay claim to the waterway.
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They also seem to cause the mice's microbes to produce proteins that inflame the gut, increasing the animals' tendency toward obesity and diabetes.
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The Saakashvili defacements may have been intended to further inflame tensions, making the cyberattacks appear to be the work of pro-Western hacktivists.
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Russian officials have accused their British counterparts of refusing to listen to explanations for the incident and using it to inflame international tensions.
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Smith's own pay may further inflame tensions as he faces the challenge of striking new Air France union agreements on pay and productivity.
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Land may also be unsuitable if located in areas where the arrival of displaced Iraqis could inflame ethnic, sectarian, religious or tribal tensions.
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U.S. intelligence and military leaders have described climate change as a security problem, warning it could cause mass migrations and inflame global conflicts.
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This further imbalances power in favor of the executive branch, which may both embolden it to take further steps and inflame its opponents.
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Widodo told The Australian newspaper he would like to see joint patrols with Australia, but only if did not further inflame tensions with China.
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Umbrella assessments don't test for factors like reported jealousy or how many children live at home, which can inflame potentially deadly abuse, she explained.
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A more responsible fiscal and monetary policy should ease some of that concern—but the results may, for a time, further inflame the public.
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Even forgeries — an old specialty of Russia's intelligence services — of these documents, released by Russian fronts, would be sufficient to further inflame our politics.
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The risk is that moderates will be squeezed out as right and left inflame politics and provoke each other to move to the extremes.
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To even raise this issue is to inflame cultural tensions toward no higher purpose than dividing the electorate against itself and stoking racial anxieties.
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In men, however, it can inflame the urethra, the tube that carries urine from the bladder and out of the body, making urination painful.
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Ultimately, Trump, both in his worldview and approach to the presidency, sees his ability to inflame cultural and racial tensions as a political strength.
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A decision by Japan to join such an initiative would be likely to inflame a divide in Japanese public opinion over sending troops abroad.
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Yet the evidence is nonetheless likely to inflame the relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, which has been rocky for the last year.
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Any evidence to suggest that the FBI went soft in its interview with the Democratic presidential nominee is only likely to inflame those allegations.
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Deeping tensions between Sunni and Shiite countries could only inflame the volatile Middle East, which is confronting growing instability in Syria, Yemen and Iraq.
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Phones often came preloaded with the Facebook app, and Buddhist extremists seeking to inflame ethnic tensions with the Rohingya mastered the art of misinformation.
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And I think statements like that and the lack of leadership we have had from the president on this issue only inflame the situation.
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The U.S. is famously the consumer of last resort, so exporting nations may be reluctant to inflame what would already be a trade war.
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The other involved a vast campaign on social media to inflame divisions in American political life, dampen Democratic turnout, and bolster support for Trump.
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Brexit means the north also leaving the EU, possible new checks along the border and different trade rules that could inflame tensions once more.
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The breathless coverage of the migrant caravan, still more than 1,000 miles from the US border, seemed to only further inflame the shooter's hate.
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If top Democrats follow through weakening the language now, it's likely to inflame progressives who've long been upset over leadership's handling of the legislation.
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If the Republicans press on and Kavanaugh is confirmed despite the allegations, Democrats have an issue that will inflame the liberal base in November.
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He has also closed his eyes and ears to certain cases brought on religious grounds, knowing that any statement could inflame grass-roots Muslims.
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A video ad released on Saturday by Trump's presidential campaign that says Democrats will be "complicit" in murders by illegal immigrants could inflame tensions.
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The attack and response by armed civilians were likely to further inflame a nationwide debate over gun violence ahead of the 2020 presidential campaign.
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The new Mexican tariffs could further inflame the U.S.-China trade fight as the move diminished Trump's reliability, which China has already been wary of.
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But intelligence agencies do see Russian actors using social media platforms, adopting false personas and other means to inflame Americans on controversial issues, Krebs said.
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The arrest of a top executive at China's Huawei Technologies has also roiled global markets amid fears that it could further inflame the China-U.
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Experts say Beijing doesn't want to be seen to back down on the extradition law but can't afford to inflame matters with a serious crackdown.
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Any sign of border controls between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, an EU member, could inflame Irish nationalists who seek a united Ireland.
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The lack of credible independent news left the field open to social-media propagandists, which helped to inflame unrest over the past year, he says.
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Bottom line: Genocide has nothing to do with this debate, so invoking the term could further inflame the already deep partisan divide over climate change.
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Facebook has banned a number of high-profile accounts in Myanmar that it says helped "inflame ethnic and religious tensions" in the Southeast Asian country.
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The blast may also have been an attempt to inflame ethnic tensions in the city, home to many refugees from the Syrian conflict, he said.
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The Nordic countries and the Netherlands meanwhile argue that stricter rules on Chinese investment could inflame trade tensions, even as the global trade environment worsens.
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But she had to tread carefully in order not to inflame things further, he said, saying Myanmar's transition to democracy was in a "perilous position".
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Analysts at JPMorgan said that new U.S. tariffs could mean China escalates the dispute with "outright export restrictions" which would "only inflame the situation further".
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She was leading a group of supporters to the village of a few hundred people when police blocked their cars, saying they could inflame tension.
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Despite those stated goals, Mr. Trump has continued to inflame the passions of his opponents by using heated language that has offended immigrants and minorities.
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Dhaka's Buddhist community also protested Myanmar's treatment of the Rohingya Friday, and warned the crisis was being used to inflame feelings against Buddhists in Bangladesh.
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Federal prosecutors filed criminal charges on Monday against Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei, a move that is likely to inflame tensions between the U.S. and China.
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Some officials were concerned that such an appearance would be interpreted as an apology for America's wartime actions and further inflame this year's presidential election.
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Among other things, leaving aside the expense of it to the American taxpayer, US soldiers would only inflame local passions and empower local terror outfits.
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But they said China was unlikely to want to inflame the situation given its trade dispute with the United States and protests in Hong Kong.
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"We cannot predict today which publication will so inflame the president that he would seek to block publication of news, if he could," Abrams said.
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How it could play at home: The latest move could inflame tensions between the President and Congressional Republicans, who see trade in very different terms.
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One of those involved Russians posting a wave of divisive messages, seen by tens of millions on social media, to inflame voters and boost Trump.
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They believe that threats tend to inflame the North's fears of invasion, causing them to respond with provocations and further development of their nuclear program.
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But that news report turned out to be the work of hackers, and if the intention was to inflame existing regional tensions, it worked perfectly.
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That argument holds little sway with Ankara, which worries that advances by the YPG in northern Syria could inflame the PKK insurgency on Turkish soil.
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The experts' intervention, which follows years of criticism of Mr. Duterte's war on drugs, looks set to inflame a fractious relationship with the Philippine government.
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Also, the platforms simply have to do a better job of identifying and eradicating bots whose sole mission appears to be to inflame and harass.
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Riling up one's political base is a time-honored tradition, and certainly Mr. Trump's new pet rant about 13 angry Democrats is designed to inflame.
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But the attack on Wednesday, and the Iranian response, are likely to further inflame the kind of sectarian tensions that the Islamic State thrives on.
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That would most likely mean the imposition of direct rule from London, something that Dublin fears would be a bad signal and could inflame tensions.
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In House and Senate intelligence committee hearings last Wednesday, legislators blasted Russia for running social media ads designed to inflame divisions in the United States.
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If removing the president from his office fails, Democrats will hand Trump even more ammunition to establish his outsider narrative and inflame his populist base.
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Clinton at Ms. Giffords's side — could inflame President Trump, who calls himself a strong supporter of gun rights and has continued his feud with Mrs.
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Would you support a potential criminal investigation into President Trump after he leaves office even if you thought it might further inflame the country's divisions?
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Trump, a white supremacist who often uses coded language to inflame his supporters against Jewish people, has even mentioned Soros by name on various ocassions.
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The goal, if there was one, may have been to pull a popular internet figure into a fractious blame game and inflame political tensions everywhere.
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Mr. McCain's investigation may inflame tensions inside America's "deep state," a term political observers use to refer to the security institutions that underpin the regime.
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American intelligence agencies believe that Russia's spy services see the deep political divisions in the United States as a fresh opportunity to inflame partisan tensions.
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He uses the news media to sow discord, to inflame warring cultural and racial factions in a manner designed to steadily erode the common good.
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Officials from the State Department circulated a draft memo of dissent on Monday, saying Trump's move would hurt America's image abroad and inflame anti-American sentiment.
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Such a step would inflame passions even more in polarized Washington and likely leave Democrats even more resistant to crossing the aisle and working with Trump.
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At the same time, there's an anti-authoritarian element to the group's mission that could inflame some parties that hope to scrub information from the web.
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There's some evidence foreign hackers, possibly from the UAE, have deliberately sought to inflame tensions by posting fake articles to the Qatari foreign ministry's web sites.
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Spurs are calcifications that form on the edges of normal bone that can irritate and inflame the surrounding tissue, although they sometimes go unnoticed as well.
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Activists have called for protests in the Sunni-ruled island kingdom, a sign that Nimr's death may inflame already raging sectarian tensions in the Middle East.
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Twitter bots disseminated propaganda before the 2016 U.S. elections and have continued to inflame U.S. politics under cover of anonymity, academic researchers and U.S. authorities say.
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A right-wing coalition of PP, Ciudadanos and Vox (which would surely inflame Catalan nationalism) or a deadlock and new elections are the most likely outcomes.
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I don't want to inflame users of Samsung, Huawei, LG, or HTC phones who believe their device is no less worthy or desirable than an iPhone.
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Even if Islamic State loses, Iraq faces the daunting challenge of making sure the assault on the predominantly Sunni Muslim city does not inflame sectarian tensions.
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Brzeski's prediction of tailor-made OMT in the event of a potential political crisis this summer would almost certainly inflame simmering frustrations from Europe's economic powerhouse.
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Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shiite rival Iran have been at the heart of this problem by fueling proxy struggles that inflame sectarian struggles throughout the region.
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It said the trial judge also wrongly allowed lawyers and experts for Johnson to "inflame" jurors with statements aimed at casting Monsanto in a bad light.
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It is truly unfortunate that in today's toxic environment, politicians at both ends of the spectrum have sought to inflame passions by politicizing what we do.
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" Bush said of the comment: "He's doing this to inflame and incite and to draw attention, which seems to be the organizing principle of his campaign.
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We don't know how many could contain life, but these discoveries inflame our imaginations about what these worlds might be like, and what could live there.
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It could leave Iran's hardliners, including the elite Revolutionary Guards, unchallenged at home and enable greater Iranian assertiveness abroad that inflame tensions in the Middle East.
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With the fall of the Soviet Union, however, Russia morphed into an equal opportunity meddler that seeks to inflame everyone from Bernie bros to Trump deplorables.
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"Secretary Clinton must know that her choice of Kaine can only inflame rather than soothe her relations with the huge constituency of Bernie supporters," he said.
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And Donald J. Trump pounces on NATO to inflame feelings of injustice in the United States by accusing European allies of "ripping off" the American taxpayer.
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As a candidate, Trump also vowed to move the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, a change critics warned could inflame Palestinians and the Middle East.
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Trump's team is hoping to get a clearer sense of Mueller's next steps in the investigation, an assessment that could either pacify Trump or inflame him.
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On Saturday, the players' rugby contracts were canceled, ending their professional careers in Ireland, with some expressing fear that the move would further inflame public opinion.
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That deliberateness may inflame the portion of the audience that already objected to the show because Evan does bad things and isn't horribly punished for it.
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Filmmakers deny the satirical movie was meant to be divisive, but experts say "The Hunt" will do more to inflame the partisan divide than skewer it.
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Some of its stories were calculated to inflame tensions between NATO allies, especially Germany and the United States, as well as Britain and the United States.
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Which is why Democrats must resist the urge to follow Republicans down this spider hole, or that of any radioactive topic designed to inflame partisan passions.
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Iran, which wields considerable influence in Baghdad, feared any move toward independence by the Kurds in Iraq would inflame separatist sentiments among its own Kurdish minority.
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But at the same time she feared that if Democrats take the House and move to remove the president, it will further inflame a divided country.
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When presented with the counterargument that reparations would require tax increases and "only further inflame racial tensions," the idea draws a 21-58 support/oppose split.
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Such a move would not only gravely damage both countries' economies but further inflame the racial hatred that has become resurgent because of the Trump campaign.
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Many Republicans worry that Mr. Ryan's policy ideas, notably on immigration, are out of step with the Republican base and would inflame chaos in the party.
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Yet rather than try to douse suspicions, he has shown he is more than willing to inflame them by impeding efforts to get to the truth.
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Some experts have warned that relocating the embassy could inflame tensions in the Middle East and doom the peace negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
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The situation was helped along by Russian operatives' use of Facebook to manipulate the 2016 election in favor of Donald Trump and inflame political sentiments overall.
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A spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected Mr. Trump's criticisms and appeared to suggest that such comments could inflame tensions with North Korea.
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The Beijing-based ByteDance says the rules were retired in May, but they could still inflame concerns about TikTok exporting the Chinese government's censorship policies worldwide.
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It will also inflame already livid tensions across the Middle East, pouring fuel onto the fires of conflict from Syria to Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen, and beyond.
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Ryan, who was Mitt Romney's running mate in 2012, tops many Republican wishlists as a presidential candidate and this speech will likely only inflame those desires.
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Euro zone and UK business confidence data due out next week will either inflame or soothe concerns that the region's economic momentum may be starting to wane.
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The controversial plan, which President-elect Donald Trump repeatedly voiced support for on the campaign trail, is almost certain to further inflame tensions between Palestinians and Israelis.
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Brexit would mean the north leaving the EU and so could mean checks along the frontier again and different trade rules that could inflame tensions once more.
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And since the Pakistani government has no wish to inflame domestic opinion and so be forced to escalate matters, it preferred to pretend that nothing had happened.
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During the US presidential election, Facebook had been manipulated by profiteers and Russian agents, who flooded it with fake news and posts meant to inflame partisan divides.
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Facebook discovered activity designed to inflame tensions around divisive topics like the rise of white supremacy in America and the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency.
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China's trade surplus with the United States swelled to a record in June as its overall exports grew, a result that could further inflame the trade dispute.
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It's not a platform where things go viral, which was the power that Russian operatives allegedly took advantage of to inflame American political tensions during the election.
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They all warned that the move would inflame tensions in the region and add an obstacle to peace talks before they even got off the starting block.
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So whether its algorithmic levers are more likely to be triggered into boosting political tweets that inflame and incite, or those that inform and seek to unite.
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One idea in the paper, to maintain regulatory equivalence on agri-food measures, would surely inflame Brexiteers, as it seems to imply continuing observance of EU laws.
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"If I were to put it out indiscriminately, and it doesn't give you good context, it can inflame the situation and make it even worse," he said.
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Sources in Chinese state media told Reuters that Beijing is concerned that negative coverage of the president could further inflame the trade conflict between the two countries.
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But it is likely to further inflame ire from the Democratic presidential front-runner's critics, who have repeatedly alleged that her private email server jeopardized American security.
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Aides and lawmakers have warned Trump, however, that such a move would likely inflame tensions with members of both parties and almost certainly trigger a legal challenge.
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Although the Founding Fathers viewed impeachment as a critical check on the abuse of presidential power, they fully understood its ability to inflame and divide the citizenry.
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The move for an independent church could boost his ratings and burnish his legacy, though opponents call it a dangerous electoral ploy that will inflame social tensions.
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The new federal grants, described as a way to "hold insurance companies accountable for unjustified hikes" are likely to inflame an already tense relationship with health insurers.
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Putin's keyboard brigades jumped into the fray, doing all they could to inflame resentments and sow distrust not only in politicians but in the political system itself.
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But these days, national partisan divisions overlap with our racial divisions, so it's national demagogues like Donald Trump who most inflame racial animosity to gain political power.
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It also will inflame Russia's own Sunni Muslim population and their brethren in Central Asia and the Caucasus, lighting the fuse for more terrorism directed at Moscow.
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Such a visit would probably further inflame Palestinian leaders, who broke off contact with the Trump administration over the president's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Raising the possibility of legal exposure for lawyers in the case is certain to further inflame tensions between the president's team and Democrats who control the House.
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Political advertising also has undeniable downsides, including meaningful social costs when powerful people distribute messages meant to inflame or confuse, or to dissuade the electorate from voting.
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While many messages were ordinary campaign missives, some were intended to inflame sectarian tensions and others were downright false, with no way to trace where they originated.
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In India, where 250 million people use the service, the Facebook-owned app has become a prime vector for misinformation and posts intended to inflame sectarian tensions.
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But, in a late-night televised statement on Sunday, Pinera appeared to inflame the situation further, saying the country was "at war" and labeling protesters as criminals.
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It really does inflame a lot of passions and I really do think every side here is not giving the other side the benefit of the doubt.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said damn straight someone should investigate Joe Biden, in remarks likely to inflame the "whistleblower" scandal that's already engulfing Washington and the 2020 campaign.
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This undemocratic model of dealing with border disputes or independence movements sets a precedent that will inflame territorial problems around the world, validating institutional violence against minorities.
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Legendary investor Warren Buffett, Wells Fargo's leading shareholder, urged the board not to hire a Wall Street executive because that would only inflame the bank's political problems.
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The practice of targeting specific groups with ads, known as "microtargeting," can stoke disinformation because advertisers can inflame niche audiences who may be susceptible to tailored messages.
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He said, too, that it was "wrong" for Turkey to send political representatives to the Netherlands in spite the Dutch government's warning that it could inflame tensions.
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If a hard border is established, many fear it could inflame still-simmering divisions by becoming a target for dissident groups — like the New IRA — once again.
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President Trump in an early morning tweet on Monday accused the "Fake News Media" and Democrats of trying "to inflame" the coronavirus outbreak as the virus spreads globally and across the U.S. "The Fake News Media and their partner, the Democrat Party, is doing everything within its semi-considerable power (it used to be greater!) to inflame the CoronaVirus situation, far beyond what the facts would warrant," Trump tweeted.
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I also wanted to clarify my responses to some of the Tweets on this issue as these were not meant to offend anyone or inflame the situation further.
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In a statement Friday, Harris' attorney called the new indictment a "calculated maneuver to inflame public opinion" before jury selection in the murder trial, according to the AJC.
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The looming general election could threaten to inflame the sides once again, though some top lawmakers are urging members to put down their swords for the time being.
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During these times, Dr. Ganjhu says it'll be in your best interest to skip anything that may deplete your good bacteria or inflame your gut while you recover.
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And people—and they can-- particularly if you're responding to public opinion they can-- they can inflame people and then they start reacting their own-- they're tricky things.
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Wednesday's ruling, which will affect less than 2% of the value of total EU exports to the United States, could further inflame trade tensions with the Trump administration.
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Trump's assertion to CNN's Anderson Cooper in Sunday night's debate that his boasts on the "Access Hollywood" tape about grabbing women were "just words" -- seemed to inflame controversy.
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"What we shouldn't do now is to inflame the situation by loud saber-rattling and shrill war cries," Steinmeier told Bild newspaper in an interview published on Sunday.
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Russia-linked groups allegedly exploited social platforms to inflame social divisions and promote the candidacy of Donald Trump, earning millions of impressions for paltry sums spent on advertising.
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Kuczynski's promise to fight back could inflame the worst crisis to grip Peru since former President Alberto Fujimori fled the country in 2000 because of a graft scandal.
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Trump throwing his support behind Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt could further inflame regional tensions and appears to favor those allies over ally Qatar.
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However, it has also urged Congress not to rush to pass new sanctions until the December deadline is nearer, seemingly so as not to inflame tensions with Iran.
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But this does not justify inventing facts to inflame a political base, particularly when doing so could have a devastating impact on the overall health of our democracy.
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French President Francois Hollande said he understood Turkey's need to defend itself but that targeting Kurdish forces battling jihadists could further inflame the five-year-old Syrian conflict.
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A group of major businesses is warning the Trump's administration's against making reforms to the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) that would inflame tensions with online retailers like Amazon.
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But one needs to differentiate between speech for the purpose of debate, or the discussion of uncomfortable ideas, and speech which is intended to insult or inflame passions.
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The U.S. intelligence community has concluded that Russia interfered in the 2016 White House race, in particular by trying to sow division, inflame racial tensions and spread disinformation.
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The Trump administration is poised to suspend a landmark, Soviet-era arms control pact with Russia, a move likely to inflame already high tensions between Washington and Moscow.
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Given this combustible backdrop, elected officials, political candidates and protesters have a responsibility to temper their remarks so as not to inflame what is clearly a dangerous situation.
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The result will inflame turnout from the Democratic base and independent voters who disapprove Trump, making a blue wave more likely and darkening House GOP prospects in November.
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The first option is the most likely, but the problem is that it is sure to inflame an already motivated Democratic base, jeopardizing the GOP's control of Congress.
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The apparent joke is likely to further inflame critics of the move to elevate Fernando, which critics say is evidence of Clinton's cozy relationship with Wall Street donors.
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Reversing the guidelines stands to inflame passions in the conflict in the United States between believers in traditional values and those advocating lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.
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Others, including Ms. Williams-Preston, the current City Council member from the Second District, expect them to come out and to include material that could inflame racial divisions.
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Acemoglu and Restrepo worry that the robot-related dislocations in automated industries will harm, and thus inflame, the discontent of key voters, even as jobs are created elsewhere.
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The Obamas are intent on avoiding any material that could inflame tensions at a red-hot political moment, particularly as the 2020 presidential election begins to ramp up.
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But whether he gets that or not, it behooves Americans to know that the crisis at our border has a source, and that Trump continues to inflame it.
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We reported that just an hour after news of the shooting broke, Twitter accounts suspected of links to Russia were using it to inflame the gun control debate.
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A year ago, Trump's attacks on the league unnerved N.F.L. owners, who were afraid they would inflame fans and lead to boycotts and sponsors canceling deals with teams.
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Rather than advance a vision of national unity that he claims to represent, his indefensible equivocation can only inflame the most vicious forces of division within our country.
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Iran's acknowledgment of responsibility for the crash was likely to inflame public sentiment against authorities after Iranians had rallied around their leaders in the wake of Soleimani's killing.
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The development is sure to inflame a Washington political debate about the talks that until now had largely played out in national security circles to little public fanfare.
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Yang has also previously warned that such a move will inflame the president's base, and would be "impractical" due to the low chance of success in the Senate.
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The latest shootings across the country led Republican leaders to believe that debating and voting on contentious gun control bills now would only inflame an already violent situation.
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In many countries, national populism can inflame the majority with fears that the established culture is being diluted, urging a return to tradition and new checks on immigration.
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"The fact is, the invasion of Iraq … under misrepresentations to the American people, has done more to inflame the terrorists than any action you can name," Pelosi said.
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Asian markets turned mixed on Wednesday as investor nerves were strained ahead of a U.S. inflation report that could soothe, or inflame, fears of faster rate hikes globally.
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This was no effort to inform the president and douse the fires of unverified and salacious information, but one to inflame the president and spread the stories everywhere.
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The report found that Russia used social media, fake personas and Moscow-controlled media to inflame opposite ideological sides with an aim of further polarizing the United States.
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Those in the Middle East who are rooted in the wars of the past will find reason and purpose and rationale to call for, inflame and inflict violence.
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Anti-Chinese slogans featured heavily during protests in Kazakhstan in 2016 over land sales to foreigners, and the authorities are wary of moves that could inflame such sentiment.
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The minister's remarks, coming amid a broader backlash against immigrants across Europe, sparked concerns from human rights groups that they could inflame public hostility to a persecuted community.
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World leaders advised Trump not to pull out of the deal, as it could inflame tensions in the Middle East and lead to greater conflict such as war.
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Researchers also found automated bot accounts peddling anti-vaccine messages to inflame Twitter users with the intent of pushing them to click on malicious links that downloaded malware.
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That's a fear that has long animated the right when it comes to immigration, and it is a fear that conservative media is all too eager to inflame.
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Analysts said such a move was a "nuclear option" that would inflame tensions and could further taint the reputation of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy who leads a minority government.
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His call for tolerance and passionate embrace of America's growing diversity inflame many in the Republican base, who view with suspicion and anger the rapidly changing demographics of America.
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Though Caldbeck initially downplayed the report, outrage throughout Silicon Valley grew steadily until, the following day, Caldbeck issued an apology that only seemed to further inflame the startup community.
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With the region's largest Kurdish population, Turkey has been battling a three-decade insurgency in its largely Kurdish southeast and fears the referendum will inflame separatist tensions at home.
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"Responding to incidents of violence during protests with unnecessary or excessive force threatens to further inflame an already tense situation and could put more lives at risk," Allegrozzi said.
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As noted, there are other species of hemimastigotes; perhaps further phylogenetic research will affirm the creation of this new supra-group, or it could inflame this debate even further.
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"Democrats stole a page out of President-Elect Trump's campaign playbook and pushed a rhetorical, divisive agenda designed to inflame tensions many of us seek to soothe," Mayes said.
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Francisco Huenchumilla, an indigenous Mapuche senator with the Christian Democrats party, said the use of Jungle Command to combat common criminality was "absolutely disproportionate" and could inflame the situation.
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The move prompted uproar from opposition parties, with critics saying the changes to Kashmir's status could further inflame tensions and the risk of violence in an already unstable region.
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His call for tolerance and passionate embrace of America's growing diversity inflame many in the Republican base, who view with suspicion and anger the rapidly changing demographics of America.
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"That's reality for what social media can do: dramatically inflame [prices] in a positive or negative way depending on the situation," Telsey Advisory Group restaurant analyst Bob Derrington said.
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Other evidence of his character can be found in his selective use of facts, his tendency to inflame conflict rather than cool it and his devotion to self-promotion.
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Chinese trade data showed its trade surplus with the United States swelling to a record in June and some fear that could further inflame a trade dispute with Washington.
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A tax-hike delay, especially with fresh government spending, could inflame concerns about Japan's national debt, which at well over twice GDP is the heaviest in the industrial world.
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A visit to the DMZ, despite his aides' earlier insistence he had no plans to go there, would have had the potential to further inflame tensions with North Korea.
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While a deputy from the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department — not the Sacramento Police Department — hit Cleveland, the incident could inflame tensions between police in the city and the community.
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The debates, each featuring 10 candidates, mark the biggest moment of the campaign yet and will further inflame plot lines stoked in June's frenetic first candidate free-for-alls.
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And if you don't really have a thyroid problem at all, taking large amounts of unnecessary iodine can irritate and inflame your thyroid and even lead to thyroid cancer.
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Amnesty International also said in a statement Lam's "refusal to acknowledge the consequences of the fatal flaws" of the extradition bill continues to "inflame the situation" in Hong Kong.
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"I won't do it tonight because I don't want to cause any controversy," Trump said, after Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton said he would "inflame passions" if he did so.
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Israel has a right to defend itself against acts of terror that set back any progress towards peace and will only serve to inflame the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
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Tommy Lapid, a journalist and a rising political figure, did not deny the events of 1948, but he argued that the film would inflame anti-Semitism among the Arabs.
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" The army's leadership, added Halbertal, "is trying to transcend this war of all against all and impose moral order on chaos rather than inflame it for narrow political gains.
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Reckless actions should have consequences; yet, sadly, it seems many in the media love every ratings inch of it and even inflame the negativity through their own partisan bias.
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The grinding can generate mineral dust fine enough for you to inhale, which could inflame your airways, said Edward Olmsted, the president of Olmsted Environmental Services, an industrial hygienist.
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Working for a company controlled by the powerful Gupta family, it devised a campaign to highlight persistent economic divisions in a way that was likely to inflame racial tension.
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Some of the social media posts aimed to exploit and further inflame religious and racial tensions in the country surrounding groups such as Black Lives Matter and Muslim-Americans.
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They could have halted the nomination process once Ford's allegations emerged, if for no other reason than that those allegations were sure to divide and inflame the country further.
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Financial experts and economists have seen signs an economic recession is looming, which could inflame tensions linked to the rise of nationalism and right-wing populism in recent years.
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One of those misguided beliefs is that if the U.S. officially recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital, tensions will inflame the Arab world and thrust the region closer to war.
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Kelly's comments are the latest sign the controversial memo will become public, which could further inflame the feud between the president and his GOP allies and the Justice Department.
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Trump's decision deviates from seven decades of U.S. policy, and has already caused violent protests, which could further inflame tensions and hinder chances of peace between Israel and Palestine.
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And it could also further inflame partisan tensions and make it tougher to get regular business done, as Graham said he feared when speaking to reporters last month. Sen.
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It was unclear when the executions, which must be authorized by the king, would be carried out, but doing so would most likely further inflame tensions in the region.
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Annual war games exercises with tens of thousands of U.S. and South Korean forces are expected to start later this month and could further inflame tensions with North Korea.
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Analysts say the increasingly tough tone of the Chinese media is part of Beijing's efforts to inflame nationalism at home and intimidate multinational companies into toeing the party line.
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Its political function is the same — the latest gambit in a cynical, unceasing effort by an embattled president to inflame public fears and woo the xenophobes in his base.
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"We also are vulnerable to people who have other access to grind seizing on this situation as an opportunity to inflame xenophobia, fear of other ethnic groups," he added.
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The problem is that his approach, as we know it, is more likely to further inflame anti-American sentiment around the world than to make the United States safer.
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She was on life support, hospital authorities said, news that could further inflame passions in a country where public anger over crimes against women has grown in recent weeks.
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Since early 2014, a series of internet entrepreneurs have realized that not much drives traffic as effectively as stories that vindicate and/or inflame the biases of their readers.
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The nation's next top diplomat may have to contend with the effects of Mr. Trump's protocol-breaking call with the president of Taiwan, which could inflame tensions with China.
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If it were to do so this month, the move wouldn't immediately trigger any US penalties, but it would further inflame the tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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He will also go in search of enemies — the press, the opposition party, other nations, even Republican leaders — in order to create diversions that inflame his most loyal supporters.
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The ozone, sulfur and nitrogen compounds, and fine particles that comprise this pollution can inflame airways, which in turn can trigger breathing issues and heart problems, and exacerbate illnesses.
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Battle for Mosul Many fear the ongoing battle to retake Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, will reignite sectarian tensions and inflame calls of autonomy from various religious and ethnic groups.
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The chairwoman cited Facebook's settlement with the Housing Department over fair housing violations, discriminatory advertising tools, and use by Russian hackers to inflame racial tensions ahead of the 22019 election.
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Backed by a million basijis, or volunteer paramilitaries, they can arrest journalists, muzzle the media and, through their foreign operatives across the Middle East, continue to inflame relations with America.
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This could smooth some nationalist feathers ruffled over Macedonia and enable the creation of exclusive economic zones surrounding Greece, Albania and Italy but it could also inflame tensions with Turkey.
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The abuse of social media can be used to inflame these tensions — in essence, providing oxygen to the underlying social trends that produced far-right authoritarians in the first place.
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The deployment of Shi'ite forces in northern Iraq, an ethnically mixed region where Sunni Muslims form a majority, could inflame sectarian tensions and has led to warnings from neighboring Turkey.
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"I took my voice out of it on Twitter because I didn't want to inflame the situation, and I felt like I didn't want to shape the conversation," he explained.
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But think of the alternative: the same could definitely not be said if he or she championed causes that, whatever their ostensible good intentions, were believed to inflame national divisions.
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Home to the region's largest Kurdish population, Turkey has been battling a three-decade insurgency in its largely Kurdish southeast and fears the referendum will inflame separatist tension at home.
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The comments by Esper on his first overseas trip as U.S. defence secretary threaten to inflame already heightened tensions between Washington and Beijing as they wage an escalating trade war.
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It was a transparent effort to distract us, to inflame our divisions, to lure us to have the fight Trump wanted to have rather than continue discussing his flailing governance.
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Instead of being given legitimate insight and hard news, Google served people a litany of false information and propaganda—the kind meant to inflame people's emotions, and drive them apart.
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George Washington warned of the "baneful effects" and "constant danger" of parties in his farewell address, arguing that they served to inflame anger and jealousy, or as conduits of corruption.
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The greenback got a boost from data showing China's trade surplus with the United States swelled to a record in June, which could further inflame a trade dispute with Washington.
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Towns in eastern Lebanon have absorbed large numbers of Syrian refugees, sometimes doubling or tripling their population, and Monday's attacks threatened to further inflame tensions between them and the Lebanese.
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That these "in house" issues should inflame students is easy to understand, said Isaac Stanley-Becker, a 2016 graduate and former editor of the student newspaper, The Yale Daily News.
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The comments by Esper on his first overseas trip as U.S. defense secretary threaten to inflame already heightened tensions between Washington and Beijing as they wage an escalating trade war.
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A number of news outlets, including CNN and STAT, have revealed how some Russian agents sought to inflame disagreement on the issue of vaccination, among others, between 2014 and 2017.
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The moves in many cases are the logical culmination of a presidential campaign rooted in Donald Trump's willingness to demagogue immigration controversies in order to inflame his conservative voting base.
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"We want to prevent them from using our service to further inflame ethnic and religious tensions," Facebook said in a post, noting that around 12 million have followed the pages.
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"We want to prevent them from using our service to further inflame ethnic and religious tensions," Facebook said in a post, noting that around 85033 million have followed the pages.
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And those new federal grants, described as a way to "hold insurance companies accountable for unjustified hikes" are likely to inflame an already-tense relationship with health insurers. http://bit.
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Despite using an Elton John hit to demean Kim, Trump, who critics say has worsened the crisis with his ad-libs, chose not to further inflame the situation on Monday.
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WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration proposed banning powdered medical gloves on Monday, saying the powder can inflame wounds and cause scars to form between organs and tissue after surgery.
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While the move to Jerusalem is popular among conservatives and Israel hawks, critics say that it would severely inflame tensions with the Palestinians, who also consider it their capital city.
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The thesis was going to be that even though Donald Trump is doing his best to inflame racial division, we are still making gradual progress against racism and racial disparities.
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CNN's Clarissa Ward exclusively reported this week on Russian troll farms based in Ghana and Nigeria working to inflame divisions among Americans and provoke social unrest during the 2020 election.
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The warning came in response to a letter published by the Lancet medical journal that hypothesized that an enzyme boosted by anti-inflammatory drugs could inflame and exacerbate coronavirus infections.
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Renault SA has told Nissan Motor Co that it will block Nissan's plan to revamp its troubled corporate governance, which will further inflame a fraught relationship between the two companies.
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She could make more specific proposals about common economic rules between Northern Ireland and Ireland (which already exist in areas like agriculture), though this might inflame the Democratic Unionist Party.
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The speaker of Iran's parliament, Ali Larijani, warned that the move would inflame tensions across the region, while another high-ranking Iranian official said the move would hasten Israel's demise.
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But the doubling down is only likely to further inflame tensions with other nations, which are already indicating they may take reciprocal measures and place taxes on United States exports.
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Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said the U.S. military had kept its strikes limited because it knew a wider attack would spark retaliation from Damascus and its allies and inflame the region.
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" In addition to the weakening yuan, China's state-run agricultural firms have stopped buying American farm goods, Bloomberg reports, "in a move that looks designed to inflame President Donald Trump.
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And America's rapidly changing demographics — and the right's steadfast efforts to inflame and exploit anxieties about those changes — have made racial identity increasingly salient to white voters, particularly rural ones.
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The guidelines come out of the administration's ongoing investigation into Chinese violations of American intellectual property and are likely to further inflame trade tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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But executives' answers only seemed to inflame concerns, as days later employees began drafting a petition opposing censorship, Hayden said, in an account that other former and current employees confirmed.
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The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, strongly opposed the provision of such weapons when it was considered by Mr. Obama in 2015, saying that they would merely inflame the military situation.
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The reason Bostonians picked that specific small-market team to inflame their sarcasm — and not the Pirates or Royals, for example — is Chaim Bloom, the Red Sox's new general manager.
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The new privacy effort is likely to further inflame a debate over who should regulate the vast stores of personal details that tech giants have amassed on billions of people.
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In this hourlong set, which only briefly addresses the correspondents' dinner, Wolf dives headlong into topics that she expects will inflame some viewers, including her story about having an abortion.
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Trump explained he wanted "total transparency" in regard to the Russia investigation, though the move is likely to further inflame tensions between the President and intelligence and law enforcement officials.
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SAN FRANCISCO — At first glance, the websites Conservative Edition News and Liberal Edition News have only one thing in common: Both have been carefully curated to inflame America's culture wars.
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This story is nothing other than a right-wing attempt to inflame the kind of voters who will be offended by a black woman protesting a symbol of racial hatred.
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The number one goal was to sow confusion and conflict, to inflame the worst of our politics, promote the most hateful of messages and force us to distrust each other.
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I think these are extremely dangerous people in positions right now that are going to do nothing but inflame the economic injustices that we are already seeing in our country.
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But a possible move to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital threatens to unnecessarily inflame regional tensions and derail White House peace efforts before they even start, analysts and officials warn.
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This suggests that eight years of governance by a black president would inflame white racial panic, a sentiment borne out by the data on white attitudes during the Obama years.
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The conflict in Ukraine has been raging since 2014, when Russia annexed Crimea, and the subsequent outbreak of a pro-Russian insurgency in the eastern Donbass region served to inflame tensions.
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The Washington Post reported this week that some of the ads tied to the Russian influence effort sought to inflame resentment toward Clinton by highlighting the Muslim women who supported her.
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But Algeria has in the past denied criticism that it is committing rights abuses by abandoning migrants in the desert, calling the allegations a "malicious campaign" intended to inflame neighboring countries.
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Now, it despises him enough to initiate a lawsuit that is sure to inflame tensions at a company with a $70 billion valuation that is a cornerstone of Benchmark's financial future.
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"We're urging all sides to show some restraint and to not further inflame tensions that are on quite vivid display in the region," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said on Monday.
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This is the same program that the Mueller probe's previous indictment of 13 Russians in February was based on, posting propagandist messages on social media designed to inflame both political parties.
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The action is certain to further inflame a political debate over the federal government's control of public lands, most recently illustrated by an armed takeover of a wildlife refuge in Oregon.
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Clearing landmines makes land more valuable, so it can spark or inflame land ownership disputes that are difficult to resolve in the absence of a proper land registration system in Yemen.
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Such an escalation could be used by Putin to demand better terms in the Ukraine peace process, or to inflame nationalist passions at home ahead of Russian parliamentary elections next month.
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On Friday, the Senate is due to strip him of his powers and impose direct rule, although the actual steps could be taken gradually in order not to inflame the situation.
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Critics of moving the embassy say doing so would inflame Arab opinion and make it impossible for the US to ever be a broker between Israel and the Palestinians in future.
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Communications Minister Rudiantara told reporters the restrictions were meant to slow visual content that could inflame "emotions" and would be temporary in Facebook's third-largest market globally with 130 million accounts.
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And there have been multiple reports the Pentagon and State Department are pushing to send lethal aid to the Ukrainian government -- a move that would likely further inflame US-Russia relations.
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Democrats who have been critical of Kavanaugh's nomination are unlikely to be swayed by the report's findings, but its release is expected to continue to inflame tensions along the political aisle.
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"The real question is what can we do, given the facts on the ground, to ensure a measured response that will deescalate, rather than inflame, tensions in the region?" he added.
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Both positions buck longstanding U.S. policies maintained by Republican and Democratic administrations alike; both are also likely to inflame already heightened tensions between Muslims and Jews sharing the region, and beyond.
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The president said he's considering using national emergency powers to build the wall, a move that would inflame tensions with a divided Congress and raise legal questions about his executive authority.
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Some policy experts warn that using trade policy as a lever to influence national security issues will serve only to inflame tensions with China without doing anything to denuclearize North Korea.
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Farmer told me that, based on her preliminary data, it seems as though they did, producing temporary spikes of chloramines, a class of chemicals that are known to inflame airway membranes.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday urged Germans to stand up for an "open-minded" country, warning that the U.S. election victory of Donald Trump could inflame Germany's refugee debate.
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It's especially hard to defend this line of thinking now that big tech companies have attracted so much soft power they can influence elections, inflame conflicts and divide people in general.
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Their frustrations would be easy to inflame, yet the director and his crew listen closely to what is being said, and allow time for those interviewed to work through their thoughts.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin on Tuesday urged countries to avoid action that might inflame tensions in the Middle East and expressed deep concern after Israeli forces killed dozens of Palestinian protesters.
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However, the State Department and the South Korean government are worried that a visit to the sensitive border would further inflame already heightened tensions on the Peninsula, the Washington Post reported.
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If the Twitter blasts leave collateral damage or inflame racial tensions or alienate his cabinet, those are trade-offs the president is willing to make in the quest to appear tough.
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And, American intelligence officials say that the Russian government has stepped up efforts to inflame racial tensions in the U.S. as part of its bid to influence November's presidential election. 4.
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Intentionally or not, the sites are mimicking Kremlin interference in 2016, when Russian operatives used fictitious personas to inflame American discord over Benghazi, border security, gun control and Black Lives Matter.
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By removing the person in charge of that very investigation, the president has shown that he is more than willing to inflame them by impeding efforts to get to the truth.
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In return she drew the loyalty, even obeisance, of politicians — fealty that could inflame her already feverish rivalries with other community groups, regular Democrats and even a leader of organized crime.
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They are now well practiced in throwing cynical, calculated tantrums aimed at muddying the waters and portraying themselves as the real victims of a culture war that they continue to inflame.
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Some Republicans are also not eager to call up the resolution condemning the president's policy because it could inflame tensions between the Senate GOP and Trump, who lashed out at Sen.
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Earlier in the afternoon at Chater Garden, Central, Tim Wong Kwok-wai, a 25-year-old marketing officer, said Lam's move would inflame passions and provoke greater unrest in the city.
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If China's economy continues to slow even after a trade deal is reached, that malaise could inflame global economic fears once again, said Shannon Saccocia, chief investment officer at Boston Private.
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For the most part, prominent members of both political parties recognized the need to lower the temperature and resist pointing fingers that might inflame tensions of an already white-hot controversy.
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"I feel very strongly against any rhetoric that would further inflame recent situations or further look to divide us and spread hate for one another," Siegel wrote in a Facebook statement.
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While the politicians of yore might have championed political unity and compromise, the pervasive own-the-libs style of politics makes compromise impossible by adopting principles to intentionally inflame your opponent.
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The Kremlin's comments could inflame tensions between Kiev and Moscow, whose relations collapsed following Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the outbreak of a Moscow-backed separatist insurgency in eastern Ukraine.
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If Senate Republicans refused to consider an Indian-American nominee to the Supreme Court, would they inflame and energize Democratic voters as much as if they blocked a black or Hispanic nominee?
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CNN was Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 level panicked, devoting 87 percent of its evening coverage (more than seven hours) across three nights to fire-and-brimstone reports designed to inflame its viewers.
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The killing of the commanders, four of whom were from the Asaib Ahl al-Haq militia and two from the Badr Organisation, is likely to inflame sectarian tensions in the mixed province.
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The memos could also further inflame tensions with immigrants, their advocates and Democratic lawmakers who have been highly critical of Immigration and Customs Enforcement's arrests of nearly 700 immigrants nationwide this month.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - China is threatening the sovereignty of small Pacific Islands and undermining the region's stability, a top U.S. military commander said on Thursday, in comments likely to inflame tension with China.
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"Putin's intervention is an attempt not to inflame things to the advantage of the opposition, which are much less 'friendly' towards Moscow," he said, believing that the current tensions would calm down.
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Elijah Cummings, who has been fiercely critical of conditions in detention centers on the U.S. southern border, attacking the congressman's district using degrading language that is likely to further inflame racial tensions.
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With a large Kurdish population of its own, concentrated in the southeast, Ankara has long resisted Kurdish ambitions for independence in Iraq, Syria or Iran, fearing it could inflame separatism inside Turkey.
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Human rights activists say the situation in Myanmar is extremely challenging, and it can be genuinely difficult to differentiate between Facebook users simply sharing information and those trying to inflame racial hatred.
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This user noted that it is likely to inflame several different relationships: that with Disick's ex Kourtney Kardashian and their children Mason, Reign, and Penelope, and their relationship with Richie's father. Ouch.
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Trump said it was necessary to prevent attacks by Islamist militants, while critics said it was a needlessly discriminatory policy that could inflame prejudice against Muslims in the United States and abroad.
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The judgment is likely to inflame concerns about freedom of expression in Turkey, where opposition newspapers have been seized and a number of journalists have been sued for insulting President Tayyip Erdogan.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - An old enmity between the Lebanese president and the speaker of parliament is fuelling a political row that threatens to paralyze government and inflame sectarian tension before elections in May.
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"This is only going to inflame the situation and make it more difficult for us to resolve the overarching issue of getting North Korea to stop developing a nuclear weapon," Locke said.
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"This is a full-scale effort to inflame the culture wars on the backs of loyal transgender troops," said Aaron Belkin, director of the independent research institute Palm Center, in a statement.
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He claims that Mr. Goldsmith wants to divide communities and accuses him of targeting voters, especially Indian voters, along ethnic lines during a "desperate, negative campaign" intended to inflame anxiety about Muslims.
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The line of attack is intended to inflame the conservative base, raise cash and drive GOP voters to the polls in an effort to save the Republican House majority on Nov. 6.
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"It's a really delicate balance here between things that are violent and posted by people who would seek to inflame tensions and those that are trying to disseminate information," Mr. Weir said.
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" Facebook admitted — again — it was too slow to act, but said it was removing accounts because "we want to prevent them from using our service to further inflame ethnic and religious tensions.
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It's not clear how this tax information was obtained, but this article is not merely unbalanced, but also seeks to inflame with the obvious intention to provoke the duly elected chief executive.
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A pair of reports commissioned by the Senate Intelligence Committee and released this week provided new information about how Russians sought to inflame American opinion and exacerbate existing divisions in the country.
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President Donald Trump announced plans to slap a 20 percent tariff on Canadian lumber entering the United States in a move that seems destined to inflame relations between the two trading partners.
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The other, which would surely inflame a suddenly tense labor relationship, would be the unilateral imposition of new rules, a right granted to Manfred for this season under the collective bargaining agreement.
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It left Saudi Arabia more concerned by Qatar's links to Iran, however limited, but less willing to pressure Qatar, which the Saudis knew would inflame tensions with Washington over the Iran deal.
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It's terribly sad that Limbaugh has advanced cancer, but it's hard to justify granting the nation's highest civilian honor to a man who has done so much to inflame divisions among Americans.
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The United States on Wednesday finalized steep duties against Bombardier C Series commercial jets, a move that may further inflame tensions over ongoing negotiations of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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It was an utterly Trumpian set of decisions designed to buoy his most ardent supporters, inflame his opponents and remind everyone that this President never forgets -- and always pays his (perceived) debts.
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But when Trump is gone from the scene, the left may be able to better distinguish those issues that could potentially unite a majority from those that will only divide and inflame.
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He said Myanmar's government had previously "disassociated" itself from the UN's fact-finding mission, referring to a position taken by Myanmar authorities due to concerns it would "inflame" rather than "resolve" issues.
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An enemy mentality will poison the spirit of a nation and inflame brutal life and death struggles, destroy a society's tolerance and humanity, and hinder a country's advance toward freedom and democracy.
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But in other ways — like the show's absence of ethnic humor, so plentiful just a few years ago in "Colin Quinn: The New York Story" — he seems not to want to inflame.
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"China has not sought to interfere in a national election in the United States or to sow confusion or inflame polarization in our democratic discourse the way Russia has done," it said.
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They see the Iranian-backed Assad regime in Syria as part of a broader "Shia crescent" of Iranian influence encroaching on Saudi Arabia and threatening to inflame their Shia minority at home.
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Commentators have wrung their hands to rawness over how a Trump presidency might inflame tensions on racial and religious fronts and what an intolerant portrait of America it would project to the world.
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But some employees, particularly at agencies that have faced criticism from the new president, might be quieting down out of fear that any statement could inflame the agency's relationship with the White House.
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Other major powers worry that the U.S. move could inflame Palestinian unrest in the occupied West Bank and on the Gaza Strip border, where Israel reinforced troops in anticipation of the embassy opening.
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"What happened," for those who need a refresher, includes the president himself tweeting in August that The Hunt was meant "to inflame and cause chaos" — despite never actually having seen the film himself.
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SYDNEY, March 9 (Reuters) - The United States is in talks to base long-range bombers in Australia, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reported on Wednesday, a move that could inflame tensions with China.
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The document argued the policy would sour relations with the affected countries, inflame anti-American sentiment, and hurt those who seek to visit the United States for humanitarian reasons such as medical care.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel on Wednesday of inflicting damage on Jerusalem's "Islamic character", in comments likely to further inflame regional tensions in a dispute over the Al-Aqsa mosque.
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SYDNEY, March 13 (Reuters) - China's is using "pay-day loan diplomacy" to exert influence in the Pacific, the new U.S. ambassador to Australia said on Wednesday, comments that threaten to inflame regional tensions.
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In a statement likely to inflame already strained relations with Beijing, the White House said El Salvador's government had made the decision "in a non-transparent fashion only months before they leave office".
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"The Hezbollah organization is trying to ride the terror wave that has taken over Israel in recent months and is acting feverishly to inflame passions on the ground," the Shin Bet statement said.
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Elsewhere, Asian shares wobbled near four-month lows on mounting worries that White House's black-listing of Chinese telecom giant Huawei could further inflame already tense relations between the United States and China.
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Trump's national security adviser John Bolton was in Tokyo on Monday and was expected to raise the issue, debate over which could inflame a divide in public opinion over sending Japanese troops abroad.
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Tense times Another nuclear test could further inflame an already tense situation on the Korean Peninsula, at a time when the Trump administration is moving large amounts of military hardware to the region.
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There are concerns that an EU investigation of the U.K.'s Google tax deal could inflame British resentment of Brussels in the build-up to a referendum in Britain on leaving the bloc.
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Meng's arrest could inflame tensions between China and the United States just days after presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping agreed to steps to resolve their trade war at a meeting in Argentina.
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The move will inflame political divisions over the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which provides free food to some 2023 million Americans who qualify, or about 12 percent of the U.S. population (Reuters).
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In the past, he has described the Rohingya as his persecuted "brothers and sisters" -- language that could inflame tensions in Myanmar where few use the word Rohingya, a politically and emotionally charged term.
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Beijing (CNN)A Canadian citizen in China has been sentenced to death after a court convicted him of drug smuggling on Monday, a move likely to further inflame tensions between Ottawa and Beijing.
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Lawmakers questioned Facebook — as well as Google and Twitter — about how Russians may have misused online ads and other parts of their platforms to sow discord and inflame tensions in the American electorate.
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The document argued the policy would sour relations with the affected countries, inflame anti-American sentiment, and hurt those who seek to visit the United States for humanitarian reasons such as medical care.
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The charges against the six include participating in protests, chanting slogans hostile to the regime, attempting to inflame public opinion, filming protests and publishing on social media, and providing moral support to rioters.
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ZTE's fate has been at the center of a broader dispute between China and the United States, and the deal announced on Thursday could inflame a battle with Congress over national security interests.
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The move, which stems from a White House investigation into China's use of pressure, intimidation and theft to obtain American technologies, is likely to inflame an already-simmering trade war between the countries.
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The government's delaying tactics have raised speculation that it fears that Mr. Tshisekedi's funeral, were it to be held in the country, would further inflame opposition against Mr. Kabila, who is deeply unpopular.
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A Deutsche Bank analyst said in a note last year that Google could "inflame already high antitrust concerns if it does something in Chrome" because it would squeeze out Google's digital ad competitors.
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Whatever happened, Mr. Trump's attack on Judge Robart's integrity could encourage executive branch officials to disregard other judicial orders, and will further inflame people's distrust of border agents, whether they do or not.
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Adam Isacson, a Colombia expert at the Washington Office on Latin America, pointed out that the government's use of the word "kidnapping" could further inflame the situation given the ELN's silence so far.
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And Trump seemed to reference the unreleased movie when he called Hollywood "really terrible" and "racist," then later that day, tweeted, "the movie coming out is made in order ... to inflame and cause chaos."
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Mr. Schneiderman's move is likely to inflame allies of Mr. Trump, who see Mr. Schneiderman as an opportunist bent on making political hay, and whom they see as unlikely to treat Mr. Trump fairly.
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Twitter has faced harsh criticism from congress for its role in amplifying the voices of Russian bots and troll accounts working to inflame American politics and culture, and influence the 2016 presidential election. Why?
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But when he was asked for details about how Trump had behaved at the Helsinki summit, he declined, citing a desire not to inflame what he described as an already overheated U.S. political situation.
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"The problem with walnut scrubs is that the scrubbing beads have rough edges, which can cause micro-tears in the skin, lead to damage, and inflame comedones," she explained in an email to Health.
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Critics of the promised move warn that it would inflame tensions in a volatile region, kill the chance for any peace talks, and give Israel's unilateral annexation of east Jerusalem de facto U.S. blessing.
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Russia said on Monday it disagreed with Trump's assessment of Iran as "the number one terrorist state" and a Russian diplomat said any move to rework the nuclear pact would inflame Middle East tensions.
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Naming Iran's most influential military force a terrorist group also could further inflame proxy conflicts elsewhere, including in Yemen, that the United States and its regional allies say Iran is fueling, the officials said.
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The reflex she is revealing again now — to hunker down when challenged — is likely to make her seem less personable to many voters, and it will surely inflame critics' charges of an underlying arrogance.
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As Mueller's command of the Russia probe nears its one-year anniversary, Trump is increasingly relying on legal advice from lawyers who could inflame his worst impulses instead of those who might counsel restraint.
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By taking the extra step of calling for players to be fired, he stoked even hotter outrage from all the people he intends to inflame, a strategy of his that works time and again.
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A USA Today review showed that the thousands of ads released by Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee earlier this month show a concerted effort to inflame racial tensions over controversial immigration-related topics.
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As the 2020 election draws closer, and Trump's need to inflame his supporters grows more urgent, the risk only grows that he'll start ignoring the rule of law altogether to achieve his unattainable goals.
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He has tended to honor pledges that inflame his populist creed or pander to key constituencies like evangelicals and rich donors, including casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, both of whom had intense interest in Jerusalem.
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The move will most likely inflame tensions with China, which the administration has accused of unfair trade practices and punished with tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods, investment restrictions and other measures.
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The detention could inflame tensions between China and Canada, which are already sparring over the arrest in Vancouver in early December of Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of Huawei, a Chinese tech conglomerate.
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Much of Dr. Bayless's research focused on ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease, which inflame the bowel and can cause repeated and potentially fatal attacks of diarrhea, constipation, abdominal pain, loss of appetite and weight.
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Now Turkey says it is deploying its own reinforcements to stop Greek forces from pushing the migrants back over the border, in a move that's likely to inflame an already chaotic and violent situation.
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He even praised the media — whom he accused last week of trying to "inflame the CoronaVirus situation far beyond what the facts would warrant" — for recent coverage of his administration's response to the crisis.
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The drastic new steps are an attempt to regain momentum — but they will inflame tensions with Russia and China, allies of Maduro who receive shipments of Venezuelan oil as a form of debt repayment.
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In Asia, Rodrigo Duterte, president of the Philippines, has used Facebook to rail against his critics and bolster support for extrajudicial killings, and others have used it to inflame tensions in places like Indonesia.
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It was the opening salvo in a nearly four-hour assault in February by around 500 pro-Syrian government forces — including Russian mercenaries — that threatened to inflame already-simmering tensions between Washington and Moscow.
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The government hopes the ban will deter the protesters from resorting to violence, but to many it represents a turning point that could fundamentally change the city's identity and would only inflame tensions more.
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Such a move would further inflame Democrats because it would let Republicans make the rule change with a simple majority vote instead of a super majority typically required for a change of Senate rules.
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China's trade surplus with the United States swelled to a record in June as its overall exports grew at a solid pace, a result that could further inflame a bitter trade dispute with Washington.
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But the confirmation of Judge Neil M. Gorsuch is likely to require a partisan maneuver that will inflame the already tense Senate and make it even harder to accomplish anything legislatively on Capitol Hill.
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Meanwhile, the perception that Mr. Trump's order has created — that the United States favors Christian over Muslim victims of terrorism — will inflame tensions with Muslim-majority nations and hinder cooperation with countries like Iraq.
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What else should we expect from a president who conjures up pernicious images of immigrants in this country, depicting them as killers, to inflame his supporters and excite the darkest devils of their psyche?
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Turkey, home to the region's largest Kurdish population, has been battling a three-decade insurgency in its largely Kurdish southeast and fears the referendum, held earlier this week, will inflame separatist tension at home.
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The Republican tax plan in the House of Representatives, which could form the basis for President Trump's overhaul of the nation's tax system, contains plenty of measures that are likely to inflame partisan tensions.
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Iran is ramping up its uranium output, a provocative step that threatens to further inflame simmering tensions with the United States and deepen regional conflict following a series of dangerous escalations in the Middle East.
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" The operation also included promoting political rallies and counter-protests, all in an effort to "inflame passions" and conduct what the Russian-financed internet trolls themselves called "information warfare against the United States of America.
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MEXICO CITY, June 30 (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank aggressively raised its key interest rate more than expected on Thursday in a bid to support the peso and calm concerns that currency weakness could inflame inflation.
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Last week, Britain issued proposals for a future customs agreement with the EU and a solution for Northern Ireland to avoid a return of border posts with the Republic of Ireland which might inflame tensions.
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The release of the FBI's FISA application is sure to inflame the contentious debate over the agency's warrant for Page's surveillance, which Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee have blasted as having been improperly obtained.
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The Justice Department alleged that Elena Khusyaynova, an IRA accountant, had engaged in a conspiracy to defraud the US by helping craft an army of fictitious social media personalities designed to inflame American political tensions.
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BEIJING/OTTAWA (Reuters) - China's Defence Ministry said on Thursday that Canadian navy ships sailed through the Strait of Taiwan, which separates self-ruled Taiwan from China, an act that could inflame already bad bilateral relations.
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Such a step could further inflame tensions in the mainly Kurdish southeast which has been hit by the worst violence in two decades since a two-year Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) ceasefire collapsed in July.
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The big picture: These subpoenas "will jolt two of the Democrats' highest-profile oversight investigations into Trump and his administration and are certain to further inflame relations with the White House," reports the Washington Post.
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As a result, there's anxiety that a visit from the unpredictable U.S. president could inflame tensions between Poland's government and its EU partners in Western Europe – bolstering Warsaw's defiance toward the rest of the bloc.
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Zuckerberg has been on the defensive for weeks over revelations that Russian agents bought ads on Facebook and created fake accounts to inflame political tensions in the United States ahead of the 2016 presidential vote.
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China let the yuan breach the key 7-per-dollar level on Monday, a sign Beijing might be willing to tolerate more currency weakness that could further inflame the trade conflict with the United States.
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In the longer term, Christie's support equips Trump with a powerful and outspoken surrogate who can match the former reality star's tart tongue and, like him, can inflame a media narrative critical of his opponents.
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Social media unfortunately makes it all too easy now to inflame factions and to organize mobs online, and even call on them to converge in person in a speed that has never been possible before.
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"Associating the defendant with the specter of mindless and cruel political violence at the hands of his government-based alleged co-conspirators is almost guaranteed to inflame the jury against the defendant," the lawyers said.
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Such far-right conspiracy theories can serve multiple purposes: to attack the reputation and integrity of perceived opponents, to animate and inflame an ideologically driven base, and to obfuscate events that harm the conservative cause.
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In the same Saturday tweet, Trump also escalated his rhetoric on immigration in a way that is likely to further inflame the political atmosphere that will make any resolution of the issue even more elusive.
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Any declaration of independence would likely plunge Spain into a further constitutional crisis and could prompt Rajoy to try to seize powers back from the Catalan government, a move likely to inflame the situation further.
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"Any perception that the UK is being punished for its democratic decision to exit the European Union will only further inflame the growing populist backlash against European integration," Kenny said in a speech to academics.
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Ankara sees the Washington-backed Syrian Kurdish militia as an extension of the PKK and is worried the advance of Kurdish fighters across its borders in Syria and Iraq could inflame Kurdish militants at home.
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But a hearing would put Cruz in the awkward position of using his Senate post to dig into the comments of a political rival and further inflame an already sour relationship between the two Republicans.
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Trump also threatened to use emergency powers to build the wall, a move that would inflame tensions with Congress, where Democrats have taken control of the House, and raise legal questions about his executive authority.
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Project Lhakta uses social media and other platforms, according to the complaint, "to inflame passions" on divisive issues such as immigration, gun control, the Confederate flag, the NFL kneeling controversy and, above all, race relations.
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But the merits aren't the point when it's get-tough time on the political calendar; the point is to inflame the public with the idea they're being taxed to support the least deserving among us.
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"We are concerned that the timing of this indictment is a calculated maneuver to inflame public opinion against Ross on the eve of jury selection," Mr. Harris's lawyer, Maddox Kilgore, said in an emailed statement.
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The covert campaign was designed to inflame passions about hot-button issues and controversial figures, including the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, whose team has been investigating Moscow's interference in the 2016 presidential race.
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In a country still struggling with the effects of apartheid and widespread economic inequality decades after Nelson Mandela became the country's first black president, Mr. Trump's tweet was likely to inflame the divisive landownership debate.
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The charge is bound to inflame the government in Beijing at a moment of high tension in trade talks and the standoff over Huawei, the Chinese communications giant seeking to operate in many Western markets.
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For California, immigration is not an issue to be exploited to inflame hate and assuage the economic insecurities of those who feel displaced by the 21st-century economy, it's what keeps the state economy churning.
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This was preceded by Donald Trump's tweet indirectly accusing the Blumhouse production of being "made to inflame and cause chaos" — as if Americans are not already daily victims to a staggering amount of gun violence.
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Thought bubble per Axios' Amy Harder: This is sure to further inflame already tense relations between the Trump administration and California, which are already fighting over the state's ability to issue tougher fuel efficiency standards.
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In a crucial legislative election in India, where 250 million people use the service, WhatsApp message groups have been filled with election updates, as well as false news and posts intended to inflame sectarian tensions.
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"The prime minister said that while he supports construction in Jerusalem, we don't have to inflame the situation any further," Hanan Rubin, a member of the Jerusalem municipal committee told Reuters, citing Kerry's upcoming speech.
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President Trump on Wednesday recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital and announced plans to relocate the U.S. Embassy there, a decision that could inflame tensions in the region and throw a wrench in potential peace negotiations.
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Olson, speaking to an Indian-American audience in September, said the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks had been carried about by Pakistanis, a false claim that Democrats said was meant to inflame Indian-American voters.
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The rapper's legal team is opposing Priscilla Rainey's request to prohibit them from raising issues about her alleged past in the trial, which she claims is only meant to inflame the jury and victim shame.
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The possible rule changes, that have not yet been decided, could also inflame tensions with European regulators who have long-complained that their lenders are held to higher standards in the United States than domestic rivals.
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A report compiled on online influence operations in the 2016 elections points to an "aggressive" effort by Russia to inflame sentiments on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter, with efforts dating back to as early as 2009.
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Privately several senior administration officials expressed anger at the Saudis, both for what one called "an apparent absence of due process" in the executions, and another for "negligent disregard" for how it could inflame the region.
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Obama's remarks are sure to inflame Republicans on Capitol Hill and on the campaign trail, who have said that the president should let the 2016 presidential race play out, rather than putting forward his own nominee.
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"I am convinced", wrote Alexis De Tocqueville "that the interests of the human race are better served by giving every man a particular fatherland than by trying to inflame his passions for the whole of humanity".
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Whether via social media, in the streets, or in the privacy of their own homes, Clinton's win of the popular vote will only further inflame those who have been chanting "Not Our President" since Election Day.
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On Thursday, nearly 54 years later, the government is expected to release thousands of long-blocked and classified documents about JFK's assassination, in a move that could further inflame existing conspiracy theories — or spawn new ones.
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The paper is sure to inflame tensions in the coalition, already running high after former SPD leader Sigmar Gabriel suggested the party could quit the ruling alliance over von der Leyen's nomination as European Commission chief.
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Morrison's comments about recognizing Jerusalem and possibly moving Australia's embassy there, just like U.S. President Donald Trump's controversial decision in December, would reverse decades of foreign policy and inflame tension with some of Australia's Asian neighbors.
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Trump's statements will almost certainly inflame the debate over whether he can use his presidential powers to protect himself if Mueller accuses him of wrongdoing in the probe into Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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But the citation is likely to inflame critics of the Democratic presidential nominee, who they warn exposed a two-tiered process of justice after federal prosecutors announced they would not indict her or her senior aides.
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His remarks in an interview with mass-selling newspaper Bild are likely to further inflame relations between the two NATO allies after Erdogan urged German Turks to boycott Germany's main parties in next month's general election.
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The U.S. House of Representatives voted 405-11 in favor of a resolution recognizing the mass killings of Armenians a century ago as a genocide, a symbolic but historic vote likely to inflame tensions with Turkey.
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Several states are considering measures that would allocate their electoral votes to the winner of the national popular vote, although some Democrats are warning this will further inflame the divide between the coasts and mainland America.
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"It is an aerial version of showing the flag," Mr. Graham said, adding that air patrols were far less provocative than reclamation work, which would probably inflame tensions with both the Philippines and the United States.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's trade surplus with the United States swelled to a record in June as its overall exports grew at a solid pace, a result that could further inflame a bitter trade dispute with Washington.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital on Wednesday and announced plans to relocate the US Embassy there, a move expected to inflame tensions in the region and unsettle the prospects for peace.
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" If multiple states follow Florida's lead next year and mandate headgear in girls' high school lacrosse games, it will undoubtedly inflame a controversy that has — in the words of one coach — "plagued the sport for decades.
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In a meeting at N.F.L. headquarters the next day, the Dallas Cowboys' owner, Jerry Jones, and the Washington Redskins' owner, Dan Snyder, confronted Lockhart to tell him that his remarks would inflame an already fiery issue.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Chinese telecoms equipment maker Huawei Technologies refuted Australian claims it poses a security risk, calling the criticism "ill-informed" in an open letter on Monday that threatens to inflame already heightened Sino-Canberra tensions.
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The rest of her life provides a stark example of the physical and psychological trauma left on those who survived the trans-Atlantic slave trade, scars that continue to inflame tensions in the United States today.
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It is a valuable concession, and one the European Union has agreed to principally in order to not inflame sectarian tensions in Northern Ireland, which would otherwise have to rebuild a border with the Irish Republic.
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Petrocelli accused lawyers for alleged victims of the Trump University program of dumping detailed deposition testimony into the court record on the eve of a presidential debate last week to inflame public debate on the issue.
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US intelligence leaders have said that Russia routinely tries to sow discord among the American public and amplify voices on the extremes of the political spectrum, to inflame divisions and undermine the stability of American democracy.
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The blaring movie posters of Vladimir and Georgii Stenberg, all reds, blacks and yellow, inflame the show's last wall, their energy echoed sotto voce by Gustav Klutsis's postcards for the 1928 All Union Spartakiada Sporting Event.
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The exchange is likely to further inflame suspicions that Trump and his allies are thinking about portraying Giuliani as a rogue actor for his actions in Ukraine, which have proved pivotal in impeachment proceedings against Trump.
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The United States wanted Ghani to defer his second-term inauguration over concerns it could inflame an election feud with his political rival and jeopardize U.S.-led peacemaking efforts, sources familiar with the matter had said.
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The pressure is on social media in the next year to eliminate meddlers and misinformation around political candidates and their campaigns, especially after Russians used Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and other platforms to inflame voters in 2016.
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And if Mr. Quist does fall short by a small margin, it will inflame tensions between energized progressives determined to leave few districts uncontested and more pragmatic party officials loath to spend money in forbidding territory.
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Reversing the Obama guidelines stands to inflame passions in the latest conflict in America between believers in traditional values and social progressives, and is likely to prompt more of the street protests that followed Trump's Nov.
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Data showed China's trade surplus with the United States swelled to a record in June as its overall exports grew at a solid pace, a result that could further inflame the bitter trade dispute with Washington.
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Mr. Farr served as a lead counsel to Mr. Helms's 1990 Senate campaign, which ran the now-infamous "White Hands" TV television ad, designed to inflame white voter anxiety over Mr. Helms's black opponent, Harvey Gantt.
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After touting the inspector general's report for months, Trump has in recent weeks seized on Durham's investigation as the one to watch as he continues to inflame conspiracies that "deep state" operatives spied on his campaign.
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That is only likely to further inflame Democrats, who were also energized this week by a Tuesday report in The Guardian that Manafort met with Assange in London three times, including in the spring of 2016.
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In one egregious example, Russian hackers used some 3,000 ads on the platform to inflame racial tensions, with some of the ads suggesting that racial justice groups like Black Lives Matter were a political threat. Rep.
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He put the blame for the latest military escalation on the new push by the government of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, and his backers in Moscow, and he warned that it could further inflame the region.
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Conservative-leaning politicians in the U.S., including President Trump, have been accusing Facebook and other platforms of an anti-conservative bias, and wider policing of far-right content could inflame tensions over how Facebook polices its users.
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Russia's U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia called on North Korea to stop its weapons tests and for the United States and South Korea not to hold military drills in December as it would "inflame an already explosive situation".
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"We are urging all sides to show some restraint and to not further inflame tensions that are on quite vivid display in the region," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said Monday in a briefing with reporters.
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Slate wrote:... Particularly in Facebook's case, deplatforming also has to align with a set of clearly articulated policies so that it isn't read as a tyrannical act of corporate censorship that will further inflame accusations of bias.
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Well, over the past month the 50-year-old strategist has managed to inflame her critics on both sides of the aisle with her public statements, including references to "alternative facts" and a "massacre" that never happened.
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She is about as divisive a figure as exists in the normal realm of American politics, but Trump is something new, and he has cut through the Republican Party by exploiting tensions most politicians fear to inflame.
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China weighs in China has urged both Washington and Pyongyang to tone down the rhetoric and stop actions that inflame tensions, missile testing on North Korea's side and military exercises on the US and South Korean side.
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World leaders warned President Donald Trump that his decision in December to move the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem would only inflame tensions in the region and jeopardize the prospect of peace between Israel and Palestine.
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Trump to impose tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber: The Trump administration will slap new tariffs on softwood lumber entering the U.S. from Canada, a move sure to inflame a long-running trade dispute between the two countries.
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INDIANAPOLIS — As Senator Ted Cruz of Texas seeks every possible edge to stop Donald J. Trump, he has seized on a once-obscure issue with a proven power to inflame conservatives: letting transgender women use women's bathrooms.
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Floppy wires like the ones Neuralink described could potentially be a better solution for any device that's going to spend a long period embedded in someone's brain because they're less likely to inflame or damage the tissue.
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The documents released Thursday are likely to further inflame GOP allegations of bias against Trump in the Russia probe, particularly over claims of improper contacts between a Democratic-funded opposition research firm and a top DOJ official.
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It's also likely to inflame the debate over abortion, particularly as some governments in Central and South American are mulling changes to their own strict laws against abortion to prevent birth defects related to the Zika virus.
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Analysts said increased tensions could prompt settlers who have a strong voice in Israel's right-wing government to lobby for tougher travel and employment restrictions on Palestinians, a step that could in turn further inflame the atmosphere.
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The President had hyped the threat from a caravan of migrants and asylum-seekers trekking across Mexico toward the border as a political device ahead of the midterm elections in an effort to inflame his political base.
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If Trump follows through on the promise, it would be the first time he pulled a security clearance from a current DOJ staffer, a move that would likely inflame tensions between the president and the intelligence community.
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While initial results indicated overwhelming support for independence, Turkey - long northern Iraq's main link to the outside world - sees the referendum as a threat to its own security, fearing it will inflame separatism among its Kurdish population.
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Related: Nukes, Millennials, and the Wizard of Oz: What to expect at North Korea's first party Congress in 36 years Diplomats have warned that the sanctions could further inflame the volatile Supreme Leader of the Pariah State.
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The U.S. action will "incite Muslims and inflame a new intifada and encourage extremism and violent behavior for which the responsibility will lie with (the United States) and the Zionist regime (Israel)," the foreign ministry statement said.
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And the Twitter tirade threatened to inflame already boiling resentment of the president, whose anti-immigrant stances and skepticism of climate change have infuriated many in a country that prides itself on its openness and social responsibility.
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"The Fake News Media and their partner, the Democrat Party, is doing everything within its semi-considerable power (it used to be greater!) to inflame the CoronaVirus situation, far beyond what the facts would warrant," Trump tweeted.
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" Clinton denounced the racism and white nationalism that fuels some mass murderers, writing that "we all have to stand against, not inflame, the racial, religious and gender-based bigotries that often drive the delusions of mass killers.
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Dieffenbachia, which goes by the common name of "dumb cane" due to the sap's ability to inflame the throat and make it difficult to speak, is a very attractive, easy-going, and popular houseplant with many varieties.
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Chang, a dermatologist and genome scientist, had discovered that the epigenome in aging skin, once it has accumulated enough marks, turns the genome on with a protein called NF-kB in ways that inflame and age skin.
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BEIJING — After months of relative restraint, China's Communist government this week took its most decisive steps to intervene in Hong Kong's political crisis, signaling a more forceful response that could further inflame tensions in the Chinese territory.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Voters in three Congolese cities known as opposition strongholds will be excluded from presidential elections on security and health grounds, officials said, in a move that looks certain to inflame political tensions before Sunday's ballot.
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But then he used language that could inflame and offend his opponents, in an example of the bulldozing political method that undercuts his calls for national unity and likely makes compromise on the most difficult issues unlikely.
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"If President Trump is coming to Phoenix to announce a pardon for former Sheriff Joe Arpaio, then it will be clear that his true intent is to inflame emotions and further divide our nation," Mr. Stanton said.
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Benjamin, who, in 303, co-wrote a book, "The Age of Sacred Terror," about the ideological war that America faced against radical Islam, deemed Flynn's comments "pointlessly pejorative" and thought they would serve only to inflame extremists.
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The coalition is also frustrated with racially charged Facebook ads that were used as part of the $85033,000 political ad buy by Russian actors around the 2016 presidential race in an apparent attempt to inflame racial tensions.
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Mr. Trump's approach seems intended less to rationalize the immigration system than to inflame his core supporters by demonizing nonwhite people, as he did when he disparaged immigrants from nations like Haiti and Mexico while praising Norwegians.
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The Joy Cometh paintings are deliberately provocative and designed to challenge commonly accepted notions of history and race in the US. They are uncomfortably realistic and they inflame your emotions, no matter what your racial or familial history.
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Washington's support of the YPG has infuriated Ankara, which sees the group as an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and worries that their advances in Syria will inflame a three-decade Kurdish insurgency in Turkey.
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Now, as Iraq faces the even greater challenge of routing the Islamic State from other cities, it is confronted with a heated conflict between Iran and Saudi Arabia that threatens to inflame sectarian tensions across the entire region.
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" Trump to receive first classified intelligence briefing Wednesday Walker told "Fox & Friends" earlier on Tuesday that Clinton's statements "like that and the lack of leadership we have had from the president on this issue only inflame the situation.
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That the FBI obtained approval to surveil Page during the summer will further inflame complaints about Comey publicly commenting on the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server during the campaign, while saying nothing about Trump and Russia.
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GAZA/RAMALLAH (Reuters) - Palestinian political parties began registering candidates for municipal elections on Wednesday, the first step in years toward a democratic vote but one that threatens to re-inflame tensions between the rival Fatah and Hamas movements.
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Noxious censorship laws even prevent the matter of the succession from being openly discussed—though it will be the most significant moment for the national polity in decades and seems likely to inflame the country's smouldering class wars.
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The tweet, if it were true, would likely inflame tensions in the region between Qatar and a quartet of countries led by Saudi Arabia, which has frozen trade and diplomatic ties with Qatar, claiming it supports terror organizations.
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The post announcing the test explained the key challenge: how to minimize the voices whose only aim was to inflame or bully, but who weren't actually posting content or behaving in ways that violated Twitter's terms of service.
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" He explained that a victory by the pro-army Palang Pracharath Party would "inflame the opposition," while a new government led by anti-military Pheu Thai Party would "have its authority significantly constrained by military-staffed unelected bodies.
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Data on Friday showed China's trade surplus with the United States swelled to a record in June as its overall exports grew at a solid pace, a result that could further inflame the bitter trade dispute with Washington.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's premier urged fellow European Union leaders on Monday not to impose harsh terms on Britain as punishment its vote to leave the bloc, warning such an approach could inflame anti-EU sentiment across the continent.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis, speaking hours before U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement on Jerusalem, called on Wednesday for the city's "status quo" to be respected, saying new tension in the Middle East would further inflame world conflicts.
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Instead, the gathering apparently served to further inflame Mr. Trump's belief that the United States is being treated unfairly by countries with which prior presidents had long ago negotiated trade agreements for the flow of goods and services.
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And just like old-fashioned cigarettes, an e-cigarette product with nicotine, like vape pens, pod systems, hookah sticks, and personal vaporizers, contains tobacco and harsh chemicals that may inflame the lungs and cause damage to blood vessels.
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The letter is a significant escalation in the administration's criticism of encryption technologies and threatens to inflame long-simmering public tensions between the government and Silicon Valley, which sees the technology as an essential privacy protection for users.
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Several sources familiar with the matter told POLITICO that members of the Bank Policy Institute were considering the move, which could inflame tensions between the international megabanks and regional, U.S.-focused lenders over the direction of the association.
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Their viewpoint -- which perfectly aligns with Trump's view on election meddling -- will be met with sharp disagreement by Democrats and is bound to inflame partisan tensions on a committee that's been beleaguered by partisanship throughout its Russia probe.
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The fall of Raqqa threatens to inflame relations between Kurds and Arabs, who have been fighting the Islamic State in an uneasy alliance with the United States-led coalition — but against an enemy that is rapidly melting away.
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Judge Jackson wrote in the order that she believed the gag order was appropriate because of the risk that "public pronouncements" by those involved in the case could inflame the crowds that have gathered outside the court proceedings.
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The latest, which hit a venue where celebrities dance and drink alongside foreigners and the monied elite, threatens to inflame tensions between Islamists and secular Turks, many of whom blame the pro-Islamist government for the spread of extremism.
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It's unclear if there was an equal number of pro-Trump and anti-Trump posts, though the larger point is that these operations seem designed simply to inflame current disagreements rather than spread propaganda unilaterally across the political aisle.
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Read: 13 Russian nationals indicted for meddling in U.S. election The Russian effort allegedly involved the creation of thousands of phony social media personas, who went on to try to inflame hot-button political issues, according to the department.
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WASHINGTON, July 17 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Sunday called for national unity after the killing of three police officers in Baton Rouge, and warned against using the deadly event to inflame political fighting during a charged political campaign.
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The greenback initially got a boost from the Fed report and from data showing China's trade surplus with the United States swelled to a record high in June, which could further inflame a trade dispute between Beijing and Washington.
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"A lot of member states, including us, are concerned that the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel will not calm the conflict but rather inflame it," Gabriel said at NATO after the EU ministers' lunch with Tillerson.
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Mulholland added such statements might only inflame future violence against journalists following the disappearance and suspected death of Jamal Khashoggi, the Washington Post columnist who was last seen entering the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul more than two weeks ago.
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Should a "soft" declaration of independence be made on Tuesday, Santi believes Madrid would try to temper its response in order to not inflame tensions further following the violent crackdown on Catalan voters, which left hundreds of people injured.
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China allowed the yuan to breach the key seven-per-dollar level for the first time in more than a decade, a sign Beijing might be willing to tolerate more currency weakness that could further inflame the trade conflict.
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The move was seen as highly unusual, and is likely to inflame tensions with law enforcement officials and Democrats who believe the order is an improper effort by Trump and his congressional allies to undermine in an ongoing investigation.
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Khusyanynova was the chief accountant for the campaign — known as Project Lakhta — that spent $22018 million in 2017 alone and relied on social media ads to "inflame passions" surrounding divisive political issues like gun control, immigration, and racial tension.
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So if Kremlin agents also used Facebook to influence people in the UK to vote for Brexit that would be hugely significant — and further evidence that social media's connective tissue can be used to drive and inflame societal divisions.
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In a post-debate analysis, Maureen Linke and Eliza Collins at the Wall Street Journal found that hundreds of social media accounts with "bot-like traits" promoted information and content that sought to inflame racial divisions during the debates.
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"If there will be riots against Arabs, if there will be riots on the Temple Mount, if there will be events somewhere with the Jewish settlements that can inflame the majority of Palestinians, this is the problem," he said.
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"The Fake News Media and their partner, the Democrat Party, is doing everything within its semi-considerable power (it used to be greater!) to inflame the CoronaVirus situation, far beyond what the facts would warrant," Trump tweeted on Monday.
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According to legal historian Evan Mandery, who wrote a 22018 book about the initial campaign to abolish the death penalty, the other justices pressured Goldberg to omit these findings from his dissent, partly because they would inflame the South.
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Shortly after the Armenian genocide vote, House lawmakers from both parties also overwhelmingly backed legislation calling on Trump to impose sanctions on Turkey over its offensive in northern Syria, another action likely to inflame relations with NATO ally Turkey.
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The Hill's Jordan Fabian reports: Trump on Wednesday recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital and announced plans to relocate the U.S. Embassy there, a decision that could inflame tensions in the region and throw a wrench in potential peace negotiations.
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Representative Hank Johnson: Johnson, 65, a Georgia Democrat, drew criticism in January by comparing Trump to Adolf Hitler in a speech in Atlanta, describing both men as nationalists known to use incendiary rhetoric to inflame racial and ethnic divisions.
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She has said in multiple interviews while promoting her new album "Lover," that she did not publicly stand with Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in 85033 because she felt her celebrity status could inflame criticism against the former candidate.
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First, the act of defacing symbols of the Mainland serve little purpose but to inflame Beijing and the scores of netizens it has captured in the net of its overarching narrative that the protests are a threat to stability.
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If Democrats are going to take back the White House in 2020, a prospect far from guaranteed, they will need a positive and proactive agenda to heal a nation in crisis, not inflame the tensions that led to Trump.
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The change, it seems, is partly a response to security measures adopted by Facebook after the 2016 campaign in the United States when, officials say, the social media company was used to widely disseminate disinformation and inflame partisan tensions.
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The new ad is likely to anger Democrats and immigration advocates and could inflame tensions over the issue on Capitol Hill, where Democrats and Republicans were working through the weekend to reach an agreement that would reopen the government.
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Prigozhin and his team of Russian trolls tried to inflame racial tensions during the 2016 cycle by operating several social media accounts that tried to discourage African Americans from voting, mainly by repeating messages of police violence and voter fraud.
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The conspiracy tried to "inflame passions on a variety of topics," including "immigration, gun control and the Second Amendment, the Confederate flag, race relations, LGBT issues, the Women's March, and the NFL national anthem debate," according to a complaint against her.
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China's action signals it may be willing to tolerate more currency weakness, which could further inflame an ongoing trade conflict with the United States that sparked anew last week after Trump said he would impose additional tariffs on Chinese imports.
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China allowed the yuan to breach the key seven-per-dollar level for the first time in more than a decade, a sign Beijing might be willing to tolerate more currency weakness that could further inflame the bilateral trade conflict.
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China let the yuan breach the key 7-per-dollar level for the first time since 2008 on Monday, a sign Beijing might be willing to tolerate more currency weakness that could further inflame the trade conflict with the United States.
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The commission's executive director, Godfrey Mutabazi, told Reuters the journalists would be reassigned until the commission finishes an investigation into alleged violations of broadcasting rules that prohibit the publication of material that might incite violence, hatred, obscenity or inflame sectarianism.
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Friday's weak manufacturing readings, which follow a recent raft of soft data across the retail, export and construction sectors, could inflame concerns about the risk of a global recession and push more central banks to adopt an accommodative monetary stance.
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Trump's latest comments — prioritizing oil over loyalty to an ally — is only likely to inflame Kurdish anger at their abandonment by the U.S., which boiled over Monday with Kurdish citizens pelting U.S. military vehicles with vegetables as they withdrew to Iraq.
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Facebook said there was "clear evidence that these organizations have been responsible for attacks against civilians and have engaged in violence in Myanmar, and we want to prevent them from using our services to further inflame tensions on the ground".
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The ad highlights an unfamiliar and uncomfortable glimpse of Mr. Cruz: off-script, struggling to keep his story straight, uttering words that will inflame conservatives alarmed about illegal immigration, and stammering like Elmer Fudd caught without even his pop gun.
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Earlier this year, China called on both North Korea and the US to tone down tension on the Korean Peninsula -- North Korea by suspending its nuclear weapons program and the US by stopping military exercises with South Korea that inflame Pyongyang.
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The yuan was down 1.3% after authorities let it breach 7 for the first time in more than a decade, suggesting Beijing might be willing to tolerate more currency weakness that could further inflame a trade conflict with the Washington.
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Big multinational companies that shelter overseas profit from federal taxation cost the U.S. economy more than $21.48 billion a year by withholding more than $22016 trillion collectively, according to a new study that may inflame the debate over tax fairness.
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The order also could inflame the U.S.-China trade war if it hits Beijing hard, with Venezuela owing China oil deliveries as repayment for loans through 2021, said Fernando Cutz, a former top aide to Trump on the National Security Council.
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During her tenure as ambassador, Haley was a vocal supporter of Trump's decision to relocate the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, despite warnings from foreign leaders who warned that doing so could inflame tensions in the region.
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In a move likely to inflame tensions between the judiciary and Brazil's leftist government, Supreme Court justice Gilmar Mendes said Rousseff's decision to name Lula her chief of staff appeared designed to shelter him from prosecutors' charges of money laundering.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➔ WHITE HOUSE & ADMINISTRATION: The Hill's Jordan Fabian has an exclusive — big business groups warn the Trump administration against making reforms to the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) that would inflame tensions with online retailers, especially Amazon (The Hill).
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Mulholland added such statements would only inflame future violence against journalists in the wake of the rumored death of Jamal Khashoggi, a journalist for The Washington Post who was last seen entering a Saudi consulate in Istanbul, Turkey weeks ago.
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The study concluded that the IRA conducted a carefully calculated operation that sought to inflame tensions on both sides of the ideological divide, rather than the previous widespread assumptions that its posts were targeting just one side of the political spectrum.
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President Donald Trump's move to withdraw the United States from the Iran nuclear deal and restore sanctions on Tehran threatens to reopen a long-dormant dispute with Europe and inflame trade tensions with the Continent, analysts and sanctions experts warn.
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Rather than use his radio network to warn Arabs against Communism, Nasser employed it to inflame Arab opinion against the West's most reliable regional allies, the Hashemite monarchies, helping to topple Iraq's regime in 1958 and very nearly finishing off Jordan's.
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And a defeat of Mr. Trump — which he has already darkly alluded to as part of a plot to disenfranchise his supporters — could further inflame those on the right whose goal all along has been to disrupt the country's political system.
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Most significantly, his pick for ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, supports moving the United States embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and the continued expansion of Israeli settlements on occupied land — two moves that may drastically inflame tensions in the region.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece wants to end a standoff with its lenders through 'honest compromise', its finance minister said, indicating a willingness to give ground on reform, but he warned that inflexibility on their part could inflame anti-establishment sentiment in Europe.
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But at the end of the night it seemed possible that the emotional, symbolic aspiration of building a wall that did so much to inflame Trump's political career will become an increasing drag on an administration beset by political challenges.
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Whether that timetable will hold up is not known, and less than 24 hours after the signing, the first stumbling block appeared on Sunday as confusion over whether the Afghan government must quickly release Taliban prisoners threatened to inflame tensions.
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"The Fake News Media and their partner, the Democrat Party, is doing everything within its semi-considerable power (it used to be greater!) to inflame the CoronaVirus situation, far beyond what the facts would warrant," Trump tweeted at the time.
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"The American (military) knows well that going towards a wide confrontation and a big operation against the regime and the army and the allied forces in Syria could not end, and any such confrontation would inflame the entire region," Nasrallah said.
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It was a reminder of how active Russians and others continue to be in spreading divisive content online to inflame and stoke electorates all over the world, a strategy that the Kremlin had pioneered in the 2016 American presidential election.
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The diplomat, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence materials, said that detecting the smuggling was difficult and that preventing it would require interdiction of suspect ships at sea, which could further inflame tensions with North Korea.
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And Saudi leaders have surely not forgotten what happened to the shah of Iran when he was accused of implementing an America agenda: Clerics used the charge to inflame the people against him and he was deposed in a revolution.
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North Korea may also inflame the situation with provocations at any time, such as firing a long-range missile into the sea near Guam, or conducting an atmospheric nuclear test that would send radioactive fallout drifting toward the United States.
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The social media company has struggled in recent years with what to allow and disallow on its site, especially after revelations that Russian operatives used the platform during the 2016 presidential election to post disinformation to inflame the American electorate.
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And the U.S. defense secretary, Jim Mattis, signaled on a visit to Kiev that the Trump administration was considering providing defensive weapons to Ukraine, which some European allies fear could inflame the confrontation with Russian-backed forces in the country's east.
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The big picture: The letter is a significant escalation in the administration's criticism of encryption technologies and threatens to inflame long-simmering public tensions between the government and Silicon Valley, which sees the technology as an essential privacy protection for users.
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Polls suggest that Beijing's heavy-handed ways might be backfiring and driving voters to embrace President Tsai Ing-wen, who opposes close ties with the mainland — but Beijing may be turning to subtler, digital-age methods to inflame and divide.
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President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump's State of the Union guests will complement the themes of his Tuesday night speech, which is expected to cast a unifying tone but also could inflame rhetoric on issues such as immigration.
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But his comments on the sex abuse crisis seem certain to inflame tensions between conservative Catholics, who largely blame homosexuality and lax sexual ethics for the scandal, and liberals, who say there is no known connection between homosexuality and pedophilia.
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A chorus of international leaders criticized the Trump administration's decision on Wednesday to officially recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, calling it a dangerous disruption that contravenes United Nations resolutions and could inflame one of the world's thorniest conflicts.
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YUAN: China has also allowed the yuan to breach the key 216 per dollar level for the first time in more than a decade, in a sign Beijing might be willing to tolerate more currency weakness that could further inflame the trade conflict.
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Already much of social media has speculated on the nature of Monáe and Thompson's relationship, and this film — especially with scenes like Thompson poking her head from between the legs of Monáe's pink vagina pantsuit — is certain to only inflame those rumors.
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But it did inflame the Muslim areas of Jammu & Kashmir with brutal policing, launch risky airstrikes against Pakistan and wink at alarmingly regular beatings and lynchings of Muslims and low-caste Hindus for various perceived insults to the religion of the majority.
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His comments, published on Monday, seem sure to inflame a debate about whether Swiss authorities secretly agreed to turn a blind eye to PLO activity in the 1970s and give it diplomatic support in exchange for an end to attacks on Swiss targets.
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China allowed its yuan currency to weaken to more than 22016 to the dollar for the first time in more than a decade, in a sign Beijing might tolerate more currency weakness that could further inflame a trade conflict with the United States.
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Earlier this year, China called on both North Korea and the US to tone down tension on the Korean Peninsula -- North Korea by suspending its nuclear weapons program and the US by stopping military exercises with South Korea that inflame the Pyongyang regime.
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AL-SHURA, Iraq/BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi Shi'ite militias launched an offensive toward the west of Mosul on Saturday, an operation that will tighten the noose around Islamic State's Iraq stronghold but has alarmed Turkey and could inflame tensions in the mainly Sunni area.
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Such a move could deny Trump a huge megaphone to tout his border wall amid the ongoing budget impasse, but would also inflame tensions between the sniping power brokers and complicate bipartisan efforts to end the longest government closure in the nation's history.
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The account seemingly sought to further inflame racial tensions by targeting such groups with its ad, which featured the faces of three young African-American men who were killed by cops, or under police custody, including Michael Brown, Tamir Rice, and Freddie Grey.
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Given China's stake in peaceful trade with the rest of the world, it would be foolish for President Xi Jinping to take provocative actions that could inflame regional tensions and conceivably lead to a military confrontation with its neighbors or the United States.
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A series of rocket exchanges between Iran and Israel along the Syrian border on Thursday may confirm what many feared: The U.S. exit from the Iran nuclear deal will inflame regional rivalries and heighten the risk of open conflict in the Middle East.
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It is not at all clear that the substance of the memo will be enacted in any form; that it was leaked by the White House suggests it is a provocation designed to inflame and divide voters in advance of the midterms.
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The worst case for Trump, Republicans and America would be a simultaneous increase in nuclear dangers from North Korea, making them extremely dangerous, and Iran, which could inflame nuclear dangers throughout the Middle East if Trump succeeds in scuttling the Iran deal.
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USA Today analysis has found that Russian operatives bought dozens of Facebook (FB) ads targeted at the Hispanic community seeking to further inflame tensions in the U.S. One set of ads targeted users who had shown interest in Hispanic and Latino culture.
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More delicately, advisers were privately urging Mr. Trump, who has been accused of sexual harassment by more than a dozen women, not to speak out about the allegations against Judge Kavanaugh on Twitter for fear that he would only inflame the situation.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — For months, Republican officials have complained privately that President Trump lacks the ability to confront moments of crisis with moral clarity, choosing to inflame the divisions that have torn the country apart rather than try to bring it together.
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"I am willing to go so far as to say the ongoing Republican and conservative Democratic campaigns against welfare inflame the hatred of the attackers and further diminish low-income women's self-respect and are therefore contributing factors to domestic violence," she wrote.
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Kevin Roose, a columnist for The New York Times, wrote on Friday that the message may have served two purposes: to inflame political tensions and to serve as a knowing nod to those who might be watching the gunman's actions with approval.
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When Qaeda fighters in northern Mali destroyed the tombs of Sufi saints in Timbuktu, the group's emir in the region sent them a multipage reprimand, warning that even though they were correct in principle, their actions could inflame Muslim sentiment against them.
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The secretary of state's investigation is also likely to further inflame the rancorous national debate over Republicans' allegations of electoral fraud — many of which have proven to be baseless — and whether those claims are being used to unfairly harm the Democrats' electoral chances.
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Disclosure of Germany's decision, made last year, is likely to inflame an already heated debate in Hong Kong over a proposal to let the territory's government send criminal suspects to jurisdictions with which it does not have extradition agreements, including mainland China.
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Most of the messages sought to inflame fears about Muslims and immigrants to help drive the vote, suggesting parallels to the strategy that Russian propagandists employed in the United States in the 383 election to try to intensify the polarization of the electorate.
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" The president tweeted in part on March 9: "The Fake News Media and their partner, the Democrat Party, is doing everything within its semi-considerable power (it used to be greater!) to inflame the CoronaVirus situation, far beyond what the facts would warrant.
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Finally, it made its way to Capitol Hill, when [Rand Paul] described the eyewitness to activity at the heart of the president's impeachment trial as a 'disgruntled, fired employee who now has a motive, a multimillion-dollar motive, to inflame the situation.
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If he doesn't — if what he has shown himself to be is what he continues to be — then rather than injecting an ingredient of moderation into the activities of Americans, he will inflame their passions and give them new objects to feed upon.
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Analysts say Vietnam's top leaders worry that another such standoff could again inflame a lingering popular sentiment that the ruling Communist Party is not standing up to China, and therefore damage its legitimacy in the eyes of the country's 93 million people.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States wants Afghan President Ashraf Ghani to defer his second-term inauguration over concerns it could inflame an election feud with his political rival and jeopardize U.S.-led peacemaking efforts, two sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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Indeed, the special counsel Robert Mueller's office indicted 13 Russian nationals and three Russian entities in 2018 for running a sophisticated social-media disinformation campaign to inflame political tensions among both Democrats and Republicans in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. military officials said they are closely watching for reprisals for American air strikes in Iraq and Syria against an Iran-backed militia group, with the potential for a cycle of retaliatory actions that could inflame tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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Saudi Arabia condemned U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and said any decision to move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem before a permanent peace settlement is reached would inflame the feelings of Muslims, official media reported.
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Investors also kept a close eye on political proceedings in Washington, where the Democratic-led House of Representatives formally charged Trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress in a historic step that will inflame partisan tensions across a deeply divided America.
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And Trump's already used Twitter to rant about the Deep State, claim credit for the lack of airplane crashes, inflame tensions in the Middle East, threaten North Korea with nuclear war, and tease an upcoming attack on the freedom of the press?
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The DHS has also pledged to release a weekly list of immigrants' crimes, which critics say will inflame the belief that immigrants are violent criminals — a belief largely unsupported by research, as an analysis by the government leadership publication Governing found Thursday.
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Given continuing divisions in Libya, the Paris meeting should not impose too rigid a framework on participants, to avoid "creating unrealistic expectations that, when dashed, can only harden existing narratives and further inflame tensions", the non-governmental International Crisis Group said in a briefing.
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China let the yuan breach the key 7-per-dollar level on Monday for the first time in more than a decade, a sign Beijing might be willing to tolerate more currency weakness that could further inflame a trade conflict with the United States.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump is likely to announce next week that the United States recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital, a senior administration official said on Friday, a move that would upend decades of American policy and possibly inflame tensions in the Middle East.
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Bob says: For her eyes, I used the pearlescent terracotta shade from the 5 Couleur Eyeshadow Palette #767 Inflame all over the lid and brought the same shade to the lower lash line using a smaller brush – only half away across the bottom lid.
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"There is clear evidence that these organizations have been responsible for attacks against civilians and have engaged in violence in Myanmar, and we want to prevent them from using our services to further inflame tensions on the ground," Facebook wrote in its recent blog post.
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The Kremlin's email hacking and bot-tweeting campaigns were first and foremost designed to stoke divisions and inflame partisanship in the United States, turning up the heat on American partisan disputes and limiting the US government's ability to coherently counter Russia's aggressive foreign policy.
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China allowed the yuan to breach the key seven-per-dollar level for the first time in more than a decade, in a sign Beijing might be willing to tolerate more currency weakness that could further inflame the trade conflict with the United States.
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Those among us, the heirs to the American Revolution, who would destroy instead of debate, inflame instead of engage, are armed with an ignorance of history, an entitlement mentality and a cell phone, smiling and laughing through the demolition of property and acts of violence.
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The pressure from outside groups is putting the Democrats up for reelection between a rock and a hard place: Any move to support Gorsuch will inflame the party's progressive base, but opposing him will be fodder for Republicans and outside group ahead of 2900.
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Britain's only land border with the European Union is between Northern Ireland and the Republic and Irish proponents of Britain's EU membership have warned that an exit could damage trade to the province and inflame political tensions if it leads to more border controls.
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