Saudi Arabia bears the heaviest responsibility for inflaming the conflict.
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He is inflaming racial tensions by siding with the racists.
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The police shot an antigovernment protester last month, inflaming tensions.
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Fighting Syrian Kurds and inflaming tensions with America makes no sense.
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Gabe suggests shes "inflaming" the students of Winchester with her rhetoric.
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Concessions are inflaming Ukrainian nationalists, who deride his policies as capitulation.
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You're inflaming everybody right here and right now with those words.
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He's instead accusing Democrats and the media of inflaming the crisis.
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He is addicted to inflaming the basest instincts of his base.
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But runaway inflation is inflaming lingering problems in this oil-dependent nation.
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In January it executed a prominent Shia cleric, inflaming relations with Iran.
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This obstinacy likely had the effect of alienating (and inflaming) potential viewers.
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She castigates Trump for inflaming and giving "permission" to misogynists and racists.
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To avoiding inflaming political opponents, the Obama White House shunned the word.
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The goal should be defusing a dangerous situation, rather than inflaming it.
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Early video excerpts from the encounter obscured the larger context, inflaming outrage.
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The inflaming and legitimizing of peoples' darkest, basest impulses to find entertainment.
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And after decades of horrific civil war, few want to risk inflaming tensions.
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North Korea countered Wednesday that it was the US that was inflaming tensions.
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They might thereby force congressional oversight by inflaming the public's sense of scandal.
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To hit the target, the Macri administration cut more subsidies, further inflaming inflation.
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Does it conceive of its role as tamping down or inflaming ugly passions?
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Yet those weapons reportedly made their way to Syria, inflaming that conflict as well.
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The "gau rakshaks", or cow protectors, are inflaming tensions among India's religions and castes.
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For America to start taking sides in such theological disputes risks inflaming sectarian tensions.
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Officials are hoping he'll remain largely silent to avoid inflaming the fragile diplomatic opening.
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It also risks inflaming prickly relations between Airbus and one of its government shareholders.
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And here, Russia's newfound interest could play a key role in inflaming the conflict.
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Mnuchin then made comments dismissing public interest in the solar event, inflaming the controversy.
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But if they hoped to intimidate the demonstrators, the tactic has backfired, inflaming passions.
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Democrats complained that the president was inflaming the confrontation and called for diplomacy instead.
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They scoffed when he told them that unilateralism risked inflaming public opinion in allied countries.
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Aside from inflaming relations with a major trading partner, the planned wall has angered Democrats.
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Moon appeases his followers by escalating but also avoids inflaming tensions on the economic front.
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The suspects are Hindu, and the victim was Muslim, inflaming religious tensions in the area.
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Her father said she had addressed the issue with him privately, further inflaming her critics.
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Some students argued that whoever posted the signs should be punished for inflaming racial tensions.
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And by picking the Obamacare scab, Trump is energizing and inflaming Democrats and many independents.
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Some Trump supporters saw Ryan's declaration as inflaming the war already raging within the GOP.
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You have to keep inflaming them; you have to keep building up their fear and anger.
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Nearly all of those Democrats have condemned Trump's incendiary rhetoric for inflaming racial tensions and anger.
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The attacks risk inflaming already tense relations within the Persian Gulf and between Iran and America.
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Annexing it would foreclose independence for a Palestinian nation, and risk inflaming the entire Middle East.
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He seems to have calculated that inflaming racial hatred is good for his re-election prospects.
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It was a decision his predecessors had avoided and one that risked inflaming tensions with Tehran.
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It was widely assumed here that he wanted to avoid inflaming the dispute or facing protests.
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There's a lot of ways to engage an audience without cursing, or inflaming hatred of immigrants.
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Background reading: Early video footage of the interaction on Friday obscured its larger context, inflaming outrage.
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Why it matters: U.S. WhatsApp users are probably most familiar with false allegations inflaming the political climate.
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Protest organizers have stepped up security as a result, and blame the BJP for inflaming the tension.
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Mladenov appealed to member states to "avoid further inflaming the situation" when they address the public meeting.
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Though Hawk-Eye has cooled tempers on cushioned acrylic and grass, it risks inflaming them on clay.
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All three countries are now trapped in self-inflaming conflagrations that could easily burn on for decades.
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The two rival powers accuse each other of supporting terrorism, detribalizing the region and inflaming sectarian hatred.
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Yet in playing to our distrust of one another, another country has profited off inflaming our fury.
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"I think comments like that are just inflaming the situation," Walker told "Fox and Friends" Tuesday morning.
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Because polarization also sorts Americans by race, recent events make 2016 a hothouse for inflaming all sides.
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The ruling delivered a jolt of reality to the xenophobic politics now inflaming the presidential primary campaign.
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Further inflaming divisions among Republicans is Trump's push to energize the base with hard-line immigration policies.
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The Kremlin's tactic of disrupting US elections is aimed at weakening the United States, at inflaming divisions.
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Gudkov cautioned that troops on the ground in Syria risked inflaming ethnic tensions within Russia's own borders.
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Otherwise, the demeaning state of national adolescence among American allies will go on, inflaming resentments all around.
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The strike that killed Soleimani also killed several leaders of Iraqi militant groups, further inflaming the situation.
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This senator decided to stay mum after determining it was not worth inflaming GOP voters at home.
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It's a way of stealing Democratic media coverage and inflaming his own political base in key states.
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Critics felt the governor was inflaming the homelessness issue in Austin by worsening stereotypes and stoking fear.
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Green argued that Trump's actions inflaming racial tensions should also be considered an impeachable abuse of power.
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But fellow Labor MP Tulip Siddiq said Trump's views risked "inflaming tensions between vulnerable communities", the BBC reported.
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Trump also blasted the intelligence community for the report, further inflaming an already tense relationship with U.S. agencies.
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By politicizing the past, the holiday winds up inflaming old animosities and further alienating former Khmer Rouge fighters.
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Sri Lanka's government has even turned a few of these places into vacation resorts, sometimes inflaming Tamil sensitivities.
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Nakano said any knee jerk reaction to the North Korean threat could risk inflaming tensions across the region.
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Simply put, the deal prevents an Iranian nuclear bomb without endangering U.S. troops or inflaming wider regional conflict.
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In the aftermath, Smuts was blamed for inflaming the situation by reneging on a promise to meet Mgijimi.
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They have to worry about bucking and inflaming him by denying him his pick for the Supreme Court.
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It would also risk inflaming sectarian tensions, just as a border between north and south would have done.
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Not that inflaming the troops to a cause they already believe in isn't a legitimate purpose of theater.
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Some suggest the joint military drills could risk inflaming tensions, as Pyongyang has viewed them as a provocation.
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India revoked the special status of its portion of the disputed territory last month, inflaming relations once again.
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This week, two new cases appeared in Thailand and another in Japan, inflaming fears of a potential outbreak.
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He has also been criticized for inflaming racial tensions over his father's proposed immigration policies via social media.
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Silicon Valley giants spent much of 2018 being accused of inflaming, radicalizing, dumbing down and squeezing the masses.
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Cutting Medicaid, inflaming longstanding racial tensions, throwing more young black men in prison — this would hurt people here.
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Prabowo's candidate for Jakarta governor won the election, which analysts and rights advocates condemned for inflaming sectarian sentiment.
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Media reports said Washington was considering Huawei-like sanctions on Chinese video surveillance firm Hikvision, potentially inflaming the confrontation.
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Instead, it's making them much higher, effectively inflaming her anatomy more and putting a delicate pregnancy at further risk.
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As the migrant crisis is tearing Europe apart, your performance in early 2016 seems aimed at inflaming the debate.
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Beijing later said it would stop buying U.S. agricultural products, inflaming a yearlong trade war with the United States.
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If accurate, Mattis appears to be walking the line between following Trump's tweeted orders and further inflaming the situation.
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China has accused unnamed "foreign forces" of inflaming the demonstrations out of a desire to contain the country's development.
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These institutions have been under increasing scrutiny in recent years for a unique role they play in inflaming epidemics.
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When asked, some Chinese said they worried that Mr. Trump is inflaming tensions with North Korea, a longtime ally.
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He cares about maintaining a core of support, inflaming racist and nativist passions and about the appearance of winning.
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Keeping the country on alert against perceived foreign enemies and inflaming nationalist-religious passions serve to mobilize his base.
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Last November, Chinese-controlled Hong Kong impounded nine Singaporean armored military vehicles being shipped home from Taiwan, inflaming tension.
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Eight people were killed and more than 900 hurt, with authorities blaming fake stories spread online for inflaming tensions.
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Establishment candidates, in turn, need to stop inflaming progressives' fears by echoing Republican talking points or minimizing progressive values.
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Some of the Russian-linked content sought to influence the election obliquely, by inflaming social issues or racial tensions.
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The timing of the Saudi announcement in late September was perfect — if inflaming Iran's civil society was the goal.
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The foreign ministry said the Western strikes would only "lead to inflaming tensions in the world" and threaten international security.
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Even those in favour blame Japanese right-wingers, especially a former Tokyo governor, Shintaro Ishihara, for inflaming the Senkaku dispute.
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It was smart of him not to take a stand on the racial issue, for fear of inflaming the judges.
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On the latest Recode Decode, Booker said Silicon Valley is inflaming inequality and Google is ripe for an antitrust investigation.
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Media reports also said Washington was considering Huawei-like sanctions on Chinese video surveillance firm Hikvision, potentially inflaming the confrontation.
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Abadi, a 64-year-old Shi'ite, wanted the militias to stay away to avoid inflaming ethnic tensions, the sources said.
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However, Curry has decided not to risk inflaming the injury by participating in what would have been his first Olympics.
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The show might also work the other way, inflaming wounds of shame and anger among some descendants of African slaves.
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Green's argument, as with his past impeachment efforts, is that Trump should be impeached for inflaming racial tensions in America.
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Further inflaming controversy, the meeting with Lavrov and Kislyak occurred the day after Trump fired former FBI Director James Comey.
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To avoid deepening the rift, Hungary and European organizations must pursue dialogue and avoid further inflaming an already tense situation.
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He's started tweeting with the casual recklessness—and the buzzwords—of his client, inflaming Trump's supporters and taunting his enemies.
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These "alive-again" dreams were disturbing, inflaming the survivor's irrational sense of guilt over "allowing" the person to pass away.
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At which point, General Batista decided he was too weak to risk inflaming public opinion any further by trying again.
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Pelosi and leadership believe the risk of inflaming the electorate could be too great, and they want to proceed carefully.
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The former executive chairman of the Breitbart News Network, Mr. Bannon has been criticized for inflaming racist and xenophobic views.
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But petrodollars, vast arsenals and Mr Trump's blessing risk turning their descendants into vainglorious autocrats with talents for inflaming, not compromising.
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Attempting to crush the Trump insurgency from the top down could just end up inflaming the anti-establishment mood even further.
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" The statement accuses Steele of using Cosby's case "to advance Mr. Steele's political ambitions by inflaming the public against Mr. Cosby.
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They accuse the government of inflaming the situation in Kasai to delay the election and give Mr Kabila longer in office.
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Possible causes include conditions like chronic sinusitis, post-nasal drip and other conditions or sicknesses inflaming or otherwise affecting the airways.
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What the Trump campaign is doing now is inflaming a scandal that could swallow the next three days of the RNC.
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Trump's call with Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen on Friday broke decades of U.S. diplomatic protocol, potentially inflaming relations with China.
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What Labour needs is a unity candidate, someone who can replace Corbyn without alienating his supporters or inflaming the right wing.
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Anti-intellectualism is part of Trump's political brand, and a prolonged mass scolding on Twitter has a way of inflaming it.
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Russia's network of online "hecklers" and conspiratorial web sites then spread these Kremlin-financed stories through the internet, inflaming American conservatives.
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Facebook employees previously protested after a senior executive supported Kavanaugh at his confirmation hearings, and the sponsorship risks inflaming internal tensions.
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This includes improving humanitarian and journalistic access to the region, without inflaming the complex and volatile nature of the ethnic conflict.
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The steps were immediately condemned by Catalan leaders and risked further inflaming an already volatile atmosphere in the prosperous northeastern region.
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The moves risk further isolating the United States at a delicate geopolitical moment by inflaming key allies, as well as China.
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The controversy over Breitbart's inclusion reflects the risk of inflaming political tensions that Facebook is incurring by introducing the news feature.
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So when you're debating some random topic, you are mostly either inflaming or pacifying the other person's feeling of tribal identity.
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Beijing also halted U.S. agricultural purchases, inflaming a trade war that has roiled financial markets, disrupted supply chains and slowed global growth.
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Meanwhile, members of his government and political party have been inflaming sectarian tensions, alarming many Indians and damaging Mr. Modi's international reputation.
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Unsurprisingly this confuses the men, inflaming their egos and resulting in a violent attack on a London cab driver who insults Liz.
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The writer was released on bail but charged with contempt of religion and inflaming religious tension under the country's strict blasphemy laws.
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Another woman came forward on Wednesday with yet more claims of sexual misconduct against Kavanaugh, further inflaming an already contentious confirmation process.
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Inflaming their rage, political elites of every stripe have engorged themselves in a multibillion-dollar graft scheme involving the national oil company.
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The Saudi royal family is terrified that the jihadist fervor inflaming the region will catch fire at home and threaten its control.
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Ahmad Tibi, a leader of the Arab members of the Israeli Parliament, or Knesset, said Mr. Netanyahu was inflaming anti-Muslim sentiments.
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At the same time, they can be sent at the last minute, to avoid inflaming Republican voters who do not like Obama.
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While their boss's language tends to be caustic, the security guards have seemed to try defusing tense situations instead of inflaming them.
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In rushing out the news, the academy did not provide details about what would constitute a "popular" film, further inflaming the situation.
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First, a Houston Rockets official tweeted in support of pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, inflaming officials and basketball fans in China.
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Trump's advisers encouraged him to avoid inflaming the issue by addressing it publicly, even as the President was itching to defend himself.
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How is inflaming tensions around immigration going to be "helpful" to reaching any sort of agreement that will actually protect the Dreamers?
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Russian interference in democracies like the U.S. and the U.K. is diminishing trust in election results, inflaming political rivalries, and distorting economic policy.
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President Donald Trump's plans to build a wall along the United States' southern border is inflaming relations between the United States and Mexico.
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By inflaming the political nature of his nomination, he seemed to be banking his hopes of confirmation on a narrow party-line vote.
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Sri Lanka's Minister of Defense, and other officials, asked reporters to not publicize any potential names of the suspects to avoid inflaming tensions.
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Some show it actually increased crime by inflaming residents who saw heavy-handed enforcement against petty offenses as harassment, fostering distrust toward police.
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Despite its non-sectarian disguise, the new law risks inflaming Islamophobia in a province that has more than its fair share of it.
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And last Thursday, the U.S. accused China of inflaming the issue by its apparent deployment of surface-to-air missiles on Woody Island.
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Police described the perpetrators as having "north African or Arab" appearances, further inflaming tensions over Germany's acceptance of over 1m Middle Eastern refugees.
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Also, they suggest a broad military alliance probably wouldn't work in practice and could cause more harm by inflaming sectarianism in the region.
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Mathis told us he sees right through the tactic, and calls out POTUS for inflaming the immigration issue one week before election day.
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Clinton, the frustration plain in their voices, acknowledge they cannot dispatch Mr. Sanders without potentially inflaming his voters, whose support she will need.
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But what is new are the ways in which this president's dangerous rhetoric and policies are emboldening and inflaming hateful and violent acts.
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Russia has issued a number of statements accusing the U.K. and U.S. of deliberately inflaming tensions over the matter, while ignoring Russia's explanations.
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If either of these two options were invoked, a legal challenge would be filed immediately, further inflaming the ongoing crisis in political leadership.
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Should it pass, the DPP will be forced to choose between inflaming tensions with Beijing, or abiding by the will of the people.
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In fact, rather than acting as the bulwark against dangers to world order, the U.S. is now seen as the country inflaming them.
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A regulator had banned live television coverage in most of the country of the police operation for fear it was inflaming religious sentiment.
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The move risks inflaming a politically delicate debate in Japan over whether such expanded military capability is compatible with the country's pacifist constitution.
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Perhaps a tweet isn't liked, or a message is read but not replied to, the blue tick inflaming the sense of going unregarded.
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U.K. PR firm Bell Pottinger has apologized after a social media campaign in South Africa provoked anger and accusations of inflaming racial tensions.
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It can monitor vital signals over a long period of time without inflaming or irritating skin, a side effect of many current devices.
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Liberal critics of Fox, like Carusone, have pointed a finger directly at Fox, accusing the media company of inflaming tensions across the country.
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But instead of charging members of the mob with a crime, the police arrested the carolers under a law against inflaming religious sentiments.
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But as the Brexit deadline draws near, his efforts to appeal to both sides seem to be inflaming tensions rather than soothing them.
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Beijing also stopped purchases of U.S. agricultural goods, inflaming a trade war that has roiled financial markets, disrupted supply chains and slowed global growth.
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The electronic media is playing a huge role not just in moulding public opinion but in inflaming the government to a very large extent.
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It is a strategy that is completely indifferent to the dangers it is inflaming, legitimizing suspicions and hatred which can't subsequently be switched off.
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Trump did move the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem despite repeated warnings about the risks of inflaming tensions, including from his own advisers.
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In 1962, Malcolm X articulated the longstanding problems of policing in the black community, and spoke of the press inflaming whites against black people.
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That risks inflaming tensions with influential Wahhabi clerics with whom the ruling Al Saud has enjoyed a close strategic alliance since the kingdom's founding.
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When asked whether Trump's "fire and fury" comments on Tuesday were inflaming the situation, the UK Ambassador to the UN Matthew Rycroft backed Trump.
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That omission deepened the confusion and anguish around their sudden appearance, re-opening longstanding racial wounds and inflaming anxieties about prejudice, exclusion and violence.
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He can infer that independence or something along those lines has been declared and take drastic measures that risk inflaming separatist sentiment even more.
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And they also say the rise of social media and cable news networks are partly to blame for inflaming the tensions in the country.
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By inflaming Catalan opinion just when the campaign for the regional election is about to begin, Judge Lamela has done Mr Rajoy no favours.
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McAuliffe later sought to clarify the remarks, but not before inflaming Sanders supporters on the same day that Clinton officially clinched the presidential nomination.
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But an increasing number of nationalistic Jews have settled in the Muslim quarter, inflaming tensions with Palestinian residents who see their presence as provocative.
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The targets are easy and the caricatures are blunt, but the filmmakers aren't inflaming passions so much as soothing them with laughter and mayhem.
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The lopsided casualties led to initial reports of a massacre; the story spread rapidly around the Massachusetts colony, further inflaming the already tense situation.
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In response to an N.B.A. executive's Twitter post, Tsai called pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong a "separatist movement," further inflaming a geopolitical controversy.
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Ralph Northam declared a state of emergency and banned firearms and other weapons on the Capitol grounds this week, further inflaming gun rights activists.
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Not all analysts see the WTO's aircraft subsidy row - with its thousands of pages of legal and aeronautical jargon - inflaming broader international trade tensions.
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The big question now is whether Huawei will be shut out of additional Western 5G networks, decisions that would risk inflaming tensions with Beijing.
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Nevertheless, a revisionist version of history now making the rounds claims the Antiquities Act is abusive and national monuments are inflaming general public opinion.
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Yet both camps also urged supporters to be patient in the face of a delay that risks inflaming tensions in an already tense election.
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In particular, there are concerns further easing would only encourage more debt-funded speculation in the housing market, inflaming prices and stressing the banking system.
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But the paper didn&apost want to press charges or seek a restraining order for fear of inflaming the situation, the 2013 police report says.
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His proposals are, at best, vague and of questionable legal soundness, but they've propelled his candidacy by inflaming voter concern that America has lost ground.
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A new them-versus-us style of politics, the rise of social-media echo chambers and demagogues' disregard for old political norms is inflaming them.
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The key danger in Mr. Trump's style of campaigning, Mr. Issenberg said, was the risk of inflaming his opponents as he pushes his own message.
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However, in a region where maritime boundaries are often poorly established, the move into new, untapped territory carries the risk of inflaming tensions between neighbours.
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But it worries that an assault on the city could backfire — inflaming the same sectarian sentiments that have allowed the Islamic State to flourish there.
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More serious injuries, like perforating the esophagus or stomach lining, or inflaming the tissue around heart or lungs, could lead to hospitalization and even death.
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As President Donald Trump seeks to strengthen the U.S.-Philippine alliance, his administration is embarking on two controversial actions that risk inflaming Asia-Pacific tensions.
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During that meeting, the White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly, told Ms. Pirro she was inflaming an already vexed president, the people said.
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In addition, several people were killed by an out-of-control government car that lost a wheel and plowed into a crowd, further inflaming tensions.
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The ad attacking Sanders represents the riskiest bet yet on the power of big money because of its chance of inflaming Sanders' fervent fan base.
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In Taiwan, officials worry that the Trump administration may delay arms sales, including F-35 stealth fighter jets, for fear of inflaming tensions with China.
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"Whilst there is no excuse for violence, the use of live ammunition is disproportionate, and only risks inflaming the situation," Raab said in a statement.
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We asked Wright about how to keep our calm while using social media, especially when we see inflaming messages about issues that we care about.
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There's a risk that any show of support for Clinton will risk inflaming Sanders and his supporters further, potentially delaying the process of unification. I.e.
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Still, China's economic weight — it is Vietnam's largest trading partner — means that Hanoi has also tried to prevent anti-Chinese sentiment from inflaming the public.
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But more empathy and understanding can keep us from needlessly inflaming one another, and this should create the conditions for a better understanding of our differences.
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But Chinese leaders are wary of mass social movements and have moved quickly to squelch the unrest, further inflaming tensions among the veterans who feel betrayed.
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The visits have drawn some criticism as protesters and some Democrat presidential candidates have accused Trump of inflaming tension with anti-immigrant and racially charged rhetoric.
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On "The Daily Show," Obama tried to explain how he spoke publicly about the issue, balancing a need to delve honestly into problems without inflaming tensions.
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But the pair of trade moves at the end of this week signal the administration is looking to avoid further inflaming an uncertain global trade environment.
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Mr Kaczynski has chosen to stay in the shadows, perhaps to avoid inflaming the large segment of Polish voters who detest his brand of nationalist populism.
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The ruling coalition, which relies on voters of African origin, has laid off 3,500 workers who are mostly of Indian descent; this risks inflaming racial tension.
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Using disguised websites and trolls, Moscow may continue exploiting social tensions, as it did after the Parkland, Florida, school shooting by inflaming the gun-control debate .
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Salvini later posted a video online of the exchange, which occurred during a closed-door session at a conference on security and immigration, inflaming tensions further.
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The risk, though, is that in chasing domestic political gain, Trump's rhetoric may simply wind up inflaming extremism and leaving his successor with even greater problems.
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There's a risk that any show of support for the front-runner will risk inflaming Sanders and his supporters further, potentially delaying the process of unification.
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The meeting has been a source of intense scrutiny in recent weeks, inflaming suspicions of links between Trump's campaign and Moscow in its election interference campaign.
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The idea is that someone who's expert in "how to benefit from inflaming racism" is not someone you want running the strategy of your White House.
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And he talks, persuasively, about what a customer-service business like that taught him about courting people rather than confronting them, about pacifying instead of inflaming.
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Legal experts have accused the government of inflaming what they describe as something people have done for decades — acting on their basic right to seek asylum.
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The companies say they've made significant progress since 2016, when Russians were able to proliferate across the social networks, spreading blatant hoaxes and inflaming political tensions.
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Chinese democracy If getting rid of Lam risked further inflaming protests in Hong Kong, Xi's very public, very enthusiastic endorsement of her could do the same.
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And a political method that relies on inflaming cultural, racial and societal divides means he might not ever be accepted by those who despise him anyway.
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But Trump, who criticized Obama&aposs Iran policy for years, took a more aggressive approach toward Iran, withdrawing from the nuclear agreement and significantly inflaming tensions.
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However, on Wednesday, Netanyahu reportedly instructed the Jerusalem municipality to wait on approving new housing units in an attempt to avoid further inflaming US-Israeli relations.
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President Donald Trump visited both communities on Thursday and was met with chanting protesters who accused him of inflaming tensions with anti-immigrant and racially charged rhetoric.
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"This act is contributing to inflaming tensions between the state authorities and local populace and must be immediately repealed," said Aakar Patel, head of Amnesty International India.
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Any extradition request is likely to be rejected by Russia - and risks inflaming diplomatic tensions between London and Moscow, which are the worst since the Cold War.
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This was a huge loss—with the possibility of inflaming anxieties among employees and stockholders—and so there were discussions about how to handle disclosing the departure.
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Still, the social media sector is under intense pressure from lawmakers around the globe for inflaming political debates, allowing abusive language and failing to safeguard personal data.
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The US and Iraqi military led assaults into ISIS-controlled towns including Mosul, to avoid inflaming sectarian tensions that arose when the PMU fighters were sent in.
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But when Walmart takes a stand, Mr. McMillon has tried to convey the company's position without "spiking the football" and inflaming the other side, one executive said.
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Its support for Mr. Assad has strained its ties with Sunni Arab leaders and risks inflaming passions among its own population of 20 million mostly Sunni Muslims.
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With these comments, the President was recklessly undermining public confidence in the criminal justice system while inflaming the baser and darker instincts of an already fearful citizenry.
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Wednesday's public blowup between Trump and congressional Democrats came as House Democratic leaders face mounting pressure to begin impeachment proceedings against Trump, inflaming partisan tensions in Washington.
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Washington will entangle the United States in an avoidable and unnecessary war, further destabilizing the Middle East, inflaming anti-American attitudes, and inflicting misery on ordinary Iranians.
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It neither serves our interests nor credits our ideals to fuel this war, inflaming extremism, authoritarianism and cross-gulf tensions while deepening our responsibility for humanitarian catastrophe.
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And multiple aid workers in the region told me stories of missing colleagues, incidents that had not been made public for fear of further inflaming local sensitivities.
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But the government's heavy-handed response has revived calls in the English-speaking area to break away from the rest of the country, further inflaming the situation.
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The Joint List's recommendation was a striking act of comeuppance for Mr. Netanyahu, who for years had rallied his right-wing supporters by inflaming anti-Arab sentiments.
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The group made over 61,500 Facebook posts, 116,000 Instagram posts, and 10.4 million tweets, all aimed at sowing discord and inflaming tensions among Americans, says the report.
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The president then took up the baton, tweeting that the film was racist and proof that Hollywood, like the left, only cared about inflaming the country's divisions.
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Once seen as a force for making our lives better and our brains smarter, tech is now accused of inflaming, radicalizing, dumbing down and squeezing the masses.
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But though he was outraged, Netanyahu ordered the Jerusalem municipality to wait on approving new housing units in an attempt to avoid further inflaming US-Israeli relations.
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Particularly in Myanmar, where Rohingya Muslims have been the target of ethnic cleansing by the country's Buddhist-led government, Facebook has been heavily criticized for inflaming violence.
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But his words in the form of an impotent executive order may have the effect of inflaming a civil war, much like the Dred Scott decision did.
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More recently, Trump refused to acknowledge a mistake, or apologize for inflaming the public outrage over the shocking rape and assault of woman in Central Park in 1989.
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I bet that would reduce the effectiveness of disinformation campaigns because it would make it harder (but not impossible) to radicalize the target audience without inflaming the opposition.
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A day after that flyover, North Korea accused the US of "bluffing" and "blustering" with the flyover and said such actions were inflaming tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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The first is democratic: asking people to vote again could undermine faith in politics and boost the far right, inflaming the culture war that Brexit has kicked off.
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Some, especially in the pro-Brexit camp, have suggested that Mr Corbyn was suppressing his Euroscepticism to avoid inflaming his already-fraught relationship with his party's centrist mainstream.
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The cost of health insurance plans on the ObamaCare exchanges could jump in the coming weeks, some by double digits, inflaming the issue ahead of the midterm elections.
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CNN has reported that Trump's advisers have encouraged him to avoid inflaming the issue by addressing it publicly, even as the President has been itching to defend himself.
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The European Union and the United Kingdom urged the White House to grant them permanent exemptions from steep steel and aluminum tariffs to avoid further inflaming trade tensions.
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A video of Slager shooting Scott five times in the back went viral in 2015, shocking the public and inflaming the debate about how police use deadly force.
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Researchers also found a vast operation designed at inflaming conflict: Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, Tumblr, Pinterest, Medium, YouTube, Vine, and even Google+, among others, were all targeted by Russia.
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China's comments on Monday about "sprouts of terrorism" emerging in Hong Kong are not helpful and risk inflaming the situation, her spokesman Rupert Colville told a news briefing.
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Hours earlier, Trump had taken to Twitter to suggest coronavirus was far less problematic than seasonal flu, accused Democrats of weaponizing the crisis and media of inflaming it.
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And yet this episode did a pretty good job of inflaming the hopes of any Jon/Sansa shippers out there, hoping the two will eventually fall in love.
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But this hulking shell of a mill here shows why China is likely to keep pumping out more and more steel, inflaming trade tensions between the two countries.
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He bowed to Mr. Trump's pressure last month in barring two Democratic members of Congress from visiting Israel, reversing his own decision and inflaming politics in both countries.
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Also inflaming passions is the president pushing a false conspiracy that it was the Ukrainian government, and not Russia, that hacked the Democratic National Committee's server in 2016.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions Lawsuits pose new challenge for TikTok TikTok's leader to meet with lawmakers next week MORE (R-Tenn.) tweeted.
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The attacks represent ISIS' first strike on Iranian soil, providing a significant morale boost for the Islamists and further inflaming tensions between regional powerhouses Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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Gorka, per usual, insisted that the Trump regime was responding appropriately to North Korea, and didn't seem at all bothered that the over-the-top rhetoric was inflaming tensions.
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He has publicly raised the possibility of the Serb Republic seceding, inflaming ethnic politics in the region and earning him a place on the US sanctions list in 2017.
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Years of ultra-low rates have dried up bond market liquidity and strained bank profits, inflaming concerns even within the BOJ over the rising cost of its stimulus program.
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Inflaming depression The link between inflammation and the severity of depression has been known for some time, thanks to previous studies by Pariante and other experts in the field.
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Darryl Glenn, the Republican Party's only black Senate nominee, bashed President Obama as the "divider in chief" and accused him of inflaming racial tensions during his time in office.
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ralph Northam's campaign cited a third-party analysis that found automated Twitter accounts tweeted using terms linked to groups behind the ad, allegedly inflaming online tensions.
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His presence in Arizona, which has long been ground zero in the political and culture wars over immigration, runs the risk of inflaming tensions between his supporters and Latinos.
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But at the same time, the country shares NATO's concern about the danger of inadvertent conflict in the region, and is looking for ways to avoid inflaming the situation.
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GOP strategists said it was incredibly unhelpful to attack Ryan, which is further inflaming Republican tensions and knocking the party off message in the final stretch before the midterms.
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Yet the castle's Gothic vibe is serving Winterfell's current story line well, as the two Stark sisters increasingly turn on each other thanks to Littlefinger inflaming their darkest impulses.
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Political dimension The volatile mix has taken a political edge in recent days, as outrage over the case grows, inflaming long held grievances within both Hindu and Muslim communities.
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The reduction follows a pair of government inspections that revealed overcrowding and filthy conditions at border detention facilities, inflaming the debate about President Donald Trump's hard line immigration policies.
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His vow to build a border wall — and make Mexico pay for it — became a rhetorical motif of his candidacy, firing up his supporters and inflaming anti-Mexican sentiment.
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But some national security experts said that Mr. Trump and the Pentagon risked inflaming anti-American sentiment in the Muslim world with their approach to fighting the Islamic State.
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" But Khachigian noted that they had "other obstacles" — "namely poor timing by defending Israel in the Yom Kippur War, inflaming the Arab states resulting in the Arab Oil embargo.
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And even as President, Trump continued inflaming tensions by sharing in November 2017 anti-Muslim videos made by a UK-based hate group with his millions of Twitter followers.
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Pentagon officials are also toning down their vocal support for Kurdish fighters to avoid further inflaming Turkish domestic political sensitivities about any collaboration between Turkish troops and Kurdish fighters.
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She could shore up her position by firing Mr Johnson, but at the cost of inflaming Brexiteers' demands for her to sack the pro-Remain chancellor, Philip Hammond, as well.
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Yet, though a muscular foreign policy plays well among Saudis, the economy will not thrive if the royal family ends up inflaming its region and blocking social reform at home.
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However, by approaching Corbyn, a veteran socialist loathed by many of May's Conservatives and mocked by May herself as unfit to govern, she risks further inflaming divisions in her party.
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Saudi Arabia, which began the air war in March 2015, bears the heaviest responsibility for inflaming the conflict with the Houthis, an indigenous Shiite group with loose connections to Iran.
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This week, the DOJ's inspector general informed congressional investigators that the FBI had lost five months' worth of texts between Strzok and Page, further inflaming GOP anger at the FBI.
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Shahbaz Gill, spokesman for the Punjab chief magistrate, said Nawaz arrived at the jail after its gates had closed for the night but was allowed in to avoid inflaming tensions.
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Specifically, instead of wantonly fueling geostrategic rivalries and inflaming Arab-Israeli tensions, the United States, together with other great powers, must help war-torn Muslim societies reconcile, heal and rebuild.
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Other nations are wrestling with whether to follow suit and risk inflaming China, which could hamper their access to the growing Chinese market and deprive them of cheaper Huawei products.
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The influx eventually resulted in more than a million asylum requests in Germany, putting a strain on the country&aposs resources and inflaming anti-migrant sentiment among sections of the population.
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In recent days, Saudi Arabia's decision to execute a prominent Shiite dissident has been assailed around the world as a rash act of provocation, inflaming sectarian tensions across the Middle East.
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Yet there is also little Washington can do to push back Iran or the regime without inflaming the conflict and hindering the fight against IS. Iran's presence in Syria is formidable.
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It is particularly concerned that further stimulus would only encourage more borrowing-fueled speculation in housing, inflaming prices in Sydney and Melbourne and adding to already dangerous levels of household debt.
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Wary of inflaming Europe's divisions further, EU officials briefed journalists that the watchwords this year would be humility and unity, bolstering a relentless focus on matters of concern to "ordinary people".
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The trial of the men has proved to be a lightning rod in a part of India simmering with religious tensions, inflaming long held grievances within both Hindu and Muslim communities.
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In painting an "unrelievedly dire picture" of African-American life, Mr. Trump once again appeals to prejudice by stigmatizing minorities, inflaming fear and passion, and feeding a smug sense of superiority.
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Facebook booted a hodgepodge of extremist figures recently, inflaming a faction on the right that is challenging the prevailing legal consensus on what is and isn't protected speech on digital platforms.
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As recently as March 9, Trump continued to say the flu was more dangerous than the coronavirus and that Democrats and the press were inflaming the public reaction to the coronavirus.
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Details: At least 200 protesters gathered outside Dayton's Miami Valley Hospital during the visit, "blaming Trump's incendiary rhetoric for inflaming political and racial tensions" and demanding tighter gun restrictions, AP reports.
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Legislation on issues from the energy efficiency of electric kettles and toasters to the social rights of workers have been put on the back burner to avoid inflaming the British debate.
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Democrats, particularly those running in states President Donald Trump won in 2016, risk inflaming the Republican base, which could view the allegations as an unfair Democratic effort to halt Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Geostrategic spoiler nations such as Russia and China may prefer the U.S. and Iran to remain at loggerheads, consuming Washington's attention and resources while inflaming domestic division and eroding Western cohesion.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnMemorable Trump feuds with celebrities from 85033 Whistleblower's lawyer questions GOP senator's whistleblower protection caucus membership TikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions MORE, the Republican who won.
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Trump has thrived as he has done whatever he deemed necessary to win -- inflaming social tensions, making false and misleading statements about his opponents and taking cheap shots to get media attention.
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Try too hard to dominate the situation and deter potential adversaries, however, and the United States risks simply inflaming matters and ushering in the type of conflict it is desperate to avoid.
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Instead of open-brain surgery, the method of inserting a BMI through blood vessels in the neck reduces the risk of inflaming tissue and other risks involved in such horrifying, invasive surgery.
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Social media, though widely blamed for inflaming partisan tensions, cannot explain the decades-long uptick in political polarisation nor the especially pronounced rise among elderly Americans who are not glued to Twitter.
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Further inflaming the negotiations, Durbin said, was an added White House demand for $18 billion to fund the construction of a wall along the southwestern border with Mexico, despite staunch Democratic opposition.
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There is just as much focus on Draghi, though he too is expected to avoid inflaming the debate on when the ECB scales down its 60 billion-euro-a-month stimulus programme.
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It would also risk inflaming the underlying political forces that led to the "Leave" victory: rising populist anger, distrust of seemingly unaccountable government institutions and a belief that the system is rigged.
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Green, whose previous impeachment votes have accused Trump of inflaming racial tensions, offered the measure immediately after the House on Tuesday voted to condemn Trump over tweets targeting four minority Democratic congresswomen.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued its first major split decision since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, delivering a victory to unions and further inflaming the debate over President Obama's nominee.
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MONTREAL — A Canadian government requirement that groups seeking federal grants for student jobs must support abortion rights is inflaming a cultural battle and angering religious groups, opposition politicians and even American conservatives.
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But now that strategy is under scrutiny as government officials in the United States and Europe warn that it can be used to manipulate voters by inflaming ideological divides and weaponizing information.
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Kudlow also makes the case against inflaming trade tensions with additional tariffs but is willing to quickly convert himself into a public advocate of the President's protectionist policies for the TV cameras.
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The social media sector is under pressure from lawmakers around the globe for inflaming political debates, allowing abusive language and failing to safeguard personal data, and tighter regulation could mean higher costs.
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Tsai's extended stay, which comes amid a protracted trade dispute between the US and China, risks inflaming tensions and furthering the perception that the White House is seeking to bolster ties with Taipei.
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Image 2 of 2 MOSCOW – Despite goal celebrations seen as inflaming political tensions with Serbia, the head of Switzerland&aposs soccer federation said Sunday he doesn&apost expect FIFA to suspend his players.
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The ruling Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) claimed it was a way of removing illegal immigrants from bordering Bangladesh, but rights groups said it risked inflaming Hindu-Muslim tensions in the region.
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Finding an effective method will not only help you get the most out of your products and maintain a clear and healthy complexion, but it also reduces the risk of inflaming skin further.
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The proposed acquisition by Sinclair Broadcasting Group of Tribune Media Company is inflaming criticism of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which helped pave the way for the deal by relaxing media ownership restrictions.
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What's next: The White House will have five days to decide whether the document should be released, with Trump's decision potentially further inflaming partisan tensions over the FISA memo and the Russia probe.
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The House voted 332-95 to table a resolution from Green to impeach Trump for inflaming racial tensions, most recently after suggesting that four progressive congresswomen of color "go back" to their countries.
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The tech executive told NBC's Lester Holt in an interview that social media is particularly dangerous because it allows false information to spread rapidly, potentially influencing millions of users and inflaming political divisions.
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Many have been drawn to Cleveland to oppose Mr. Trump, whom they see as inflaming racial hostilities, and to speak out against the deaths of black Americans at the hands of the police.
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Not in a hey-man-this-is-over-and-you-need-to-admit-it way, but rather in a gentlemanly way aimed at not further inflaming either the Vermont senator or his supporters.
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His administration faces tough decisions as it figures out how it will counter North Korea's illicit weapons development program, while avoiding provoking an arms race or otherwise inflaming tensions in the volatile region.
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"The impact of Kavanaugh is more of a mixed bag, further inflaming both sides, which could help him retain or even expand his Senate margin but further imperil the House," Mr. Axelrod said.
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While critics stir the pot, inflaming emotions with assertions that the Trump administration will roll back civil rights, their own actions have advanced a more likely threat of a new Jim Crow era.
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However, on Tuesday, Moore criticized community leaders for creating and spreading "rumors" that Brown's death was linked to his participation in the Guyger trial and inflaming tensions between residents and his police department.
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The Washington Post reports that some Trump aides and advisers view the current national conversation about sexual harassment and assault as a public relations issue for the White House that Trump risks inflaming.
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It was as though nothing had happened, and while I understand Global Citizen likely wanted to avoid inflaming the situation, I found it hard to believe that the show could simply move forward.
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The tech executive told NBC's Lester Holt in an interview that social media is particularly dangerous because it allows false information to spread rapidly, potentially influencing millions of users and inflaming political divisions.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats took the first cautious steps on Thursday in their quest to obtain President Trump's long-hidden tax returns, further inflaming the contentious relationship between the president and the newly empowered House.
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A White House reporter confronted White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders at the top of her Tuesday press briefing, accusing her of "inflaming" tensions with the media and undercutting the credibility of reporters.
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Apart from inflaming those who don't agree with him, and emboldening those who do, Trump has spelled out some specific opinions on how the U.S. sits in relation to the rest of the world.
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Trump's criticism of birthright citizenship and call for a wall on the US–Mexico border have renewed concerns that the US is inflaming the Dominican Republic's already hostile xenophobic attitudes toward its Haitian minority.
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Obama was polite in London, seeking to avoid further inflaming a political conflagration over the referendum that has prominent members of the "Leave" campaign branding him a hypocrite who is interfering in British affairs.
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Both conservationists and cat advocates would like to see fewer feral cats, she said, but by calling her group a "merchant of doubt," the bird lovers are only inflaming the situation, in her view.
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Beijing on Monday allowed the yuan to fall below the key 7.00 per dollar level and later said it would stop buying U.S. agricultural products, inflaming a worsening trade war with the United States.
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In the process, Syria has become a battleground for geopolitical rivalries, pitching the United States against Russia and Iran against Israel while inflaming the rift between Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims in the Middle East.
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" Her fellow Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat said he thought Trump was "crazy" and had "no valid points to make," while Labour MP Tulip Siddiq said his "poisonous" words risked "inflaming tension between vulnerable communities.
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An old war with Kurdish separatists has been reignited, inflaming the country's southeastern border region at a time when countries just south of it, Syria and Iraq, are convulsing with violence and existential questions.
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Trump put a renewed focus on U.S. strategies in Asia on Friday when he spoke by phone with the president of Taiwan, which broke with decades of U.S. protocol, potentially inflaming relations with China.
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Older and more establishment-aligned party officials fear the attempts at public humiliation are a political gift to Republicans eager to portray the opposition as inflaming rather than cooling passions in the nation's capital.
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" He added that "any other rule would destroy judicial independence," since "judges would be concerned about inflaming any group that might be able to muster the votes in Congress to impeach and convict them.
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One of the first House Democrats to call for Trump's impeachment urged his colleagues on Wednesday to include instances of Trump's actions and rhetoric inflaming racial tensions in any upcoming articles of impeachment. Rep.
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But it could also draw even more migrants to trek north to the border with the United States, inflaming tensions with a Trump administration determined to build a border wall and lower immigration numbers.
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That was not the case Thursday at the Zayed Sports City Stadium, where the sound system blasted western dance music in an effort to avoid even the risk of inflaming tensions between rival supporters.
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Following the web traffic and social media commentary around the article illustrates how a hot-button cultural issue can be taken out of context and amplified by hyperpartisan bubbles, inflaming passions and spreading misinformation.
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As small sanctions start piling up, adding to the burden Ricky has already taken on with a downpayment on his van, he works ever more doggedly, inflaming relations with his two children and his wife.
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Separate customs data on Friday showed China's trade surplus with the United States swelled to a record in June as exports accelerated, potentially further inflaming a bitter trade row between the world's top two economies.
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Further inflaming tensions between the economic giants, the Trump administration blacklisted Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's second-largest seller of smartphones, a blow that has rippled through global supply chains and battered technology shares.
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New York values, not ours," the narrator and headline both conclude, before replaying the most Iowa-inflaming snippet from the Russert interview: "My views are a little bit different than if I lived in Iowa.
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And even before Hardy's four-game suspension to start the season was up, he was inflaming the public with music videos and public statements that made it clear he had no remorse for his deeds.
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Shi'ite militia groups backed by Iran are also taking part in the offensive against Islamic State, but say they are holding back from participating in the main assault on Falluja to avoid inflaming sectarian tension.
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Democrats and Republicans alike have called for cooler heads to prevail in the aftermath of the week's violent incidents, while pointing the finger at the opposing party for inflaming political rhetoric up to this point.
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Calling tech's wave of consolidation "not a positive trend," he questioned if Silicon Valley, as well as other industries, are inflaming inequality and shirking their responsibility on issues like diversity and job automation and outsourcing.
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Russian agents targeted election systems in 21 states ahead of the 2016 general election, the Homeland Security Department has said, and separately launched a social media blitz aimed at inflaming social tensions and sowing confusion.
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Trump Jr.'s participation at the business summit comes at the end of a four-city tour to sell Trump-branded condos in India, inflaming concerns about whether the President's son is crossing ethical lines.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions Lawsuits pose new challenge for TikTok TikTok's leader to meet with lawmakers next week MORE (R-Tenn.) next week, Blackburn's office confirmed to The Hill.
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The Trump administration is carrying out plans to raid $3.6 billion in military construction projects to build the border wall, further inflaming lawmakers who have accused President Donald Trump of illegally overriding Congress' spending decisions.
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Shiite militia groups backed by Iran are also taking part in the offensive against Islamic State, but say they are holding back from participating in the main assault on Fallujah to avoid inflaming sectarian tension.
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The decision puts greater strain on the relationship between the two countries, just a week before the Turkish president's first meeting with Trump, and risks further inflaming regional tensions that have flared in recent months.
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Flying into Europe's worst political storm of the post-war era, Trump could have demonstrated presidential-level cool, the depth of a tycoon steeped in global business and avoided inflaming the political wounds of his hosts.
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The rebound in reserves could ease fears in global markets that China will engineer another sharp one-off devaluation of the yuan, which would run the risk of inflaming trade tensions with the new U.S. administration.
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Perhaps you're not like us and the idea of eating a happy pizza on Blue Monday ends up raising your endorphins instead of inflaming your deep-seated hatred of authority, capitalism, and the industrial food complex.
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Inflaming addiction experts, an unpublished economics paper is suggesting that the nationwide push to use more of an overdose-reversing drug is actually increasing opioid deaths in some parts of the Midwest and increasing crime nationwide.
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Having fake news equally distributed at both ends of the political spectrum — inflaming Democrats against Republican politicians at the same time as it inflames Republicans against Democratic politicians — would still be a problem for our democracy.
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According to one narrative (which Trump disputes), that evening was a formative moment for the hotel mogul, inflaming his political ambitions and setting him on a path that would eventually lead to him the White House.
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In December 2013, soldiers from President Salva Kiir's Dinka ethnic group tried to disarm Nuer soldiers perceived to be loyal to then-ousted Vice President Riek Machar, sparking fighting and inflaming ethnic tensions in South Sudan.
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Naming Iran's single most powerful military and political institution as a terrorist group could have potentially destabilizing effects, including further inflaming regional conflicts in which the United States and regional arch-rivals blame Iran for interference.
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Federal prosecutors charged Elena Khusyaynova, a Russian national, with conspiracy to defraud the United States on Friday for her role in a Russian influence campaign aimed at inflaming American political tensions ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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ROME — A rescue ship carrying 23 migrants floated in Italian waters off the Mediterranean island of Lampedusa on Thursday, further inflaming tensions between humanitarian groups and Italy's populist government, which has adopted hard-line immigration policies.
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BEIJING — A pending trade agreement between the United States and China could put few restrictions on Beijing's control over the strength of its currency, potentially inflaming trade hawks in Congress and within the Trump administration itself.
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The U.S. had for years remained neutral on the issue, declining to move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a step past presidents declined to take in order to avoid inflaming tensions amid peace talks.
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But making such a change risks inflaming Republicans who want to keep protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions, a key difference between the Senate bill and the one passed by the House last month.
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The execution of Nimr provoked protests among Shi'ites across the region and Iranian protesters stormed the Saudi embassy in Tehran, setting fires and causing damage, prompting Riyadh to cut ties and inflaming an already heated rivalry.
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Trump announced his administration would begin a process of moving the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a step expected to take years and one that his predecessors opted not to take to avoid inflaming tensions.
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When the press asked whether the fact sheet signalled Trump's intention to adjust the rule—at the risk of inflaming Corn Belt voters—a spokesman responded that an "incorrect" version of the fact sheet had been posted.
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In making the case for his resolution, Green argued that the House should go further than it did in condemning the president's remarks and move to impeach Trump for a pattern of inflaming racial tensions in America.
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"In effect, although the misery of harassment can be inflaming, lacking a shoulder to cry on afterwards is worse," wrote Robert M. Sapolsky, a professor of biological sciences at Stanford who wrote an editorial accompanying the study.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Planemaker Bombardier Inc is expected to lose a hotly contested U.S. trade dispute this week, a Canadian government source told Reuters on Thursday, likely inflaming tensions between the two countries during talks to modernize NAFTA.
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Speaking in Moscow, Lavrov called for measures to be put in place to stop a similar situation happening in the region again and said that groundless accusations against Iran over the attacks were inflaming tensions, Interfax reported.
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Ryabkov, in a separate interview with the Moscow-based Security Index Journal published on Monday, also urged Washington not to try to reopen the Iran nuclear deal, saying to do so would risk inflaming the Middle East.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions Lawsuits pose new challenge for TikTok TikTok's leader to meet with lawmakers next week MORE (R-Tenn.) called on TikTok to stop collecting data on American children.
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A surge in ethnic violence, sometimes in the form of mob attacks, has displaced nearly 1 million people in the past four months in southern Ethiopia and is inflaming bad feeling between ethnic groups in other regions.
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At that time, the just-passed tax-cut was juicing corporate-profit forecasts and stoking animal spirits — and the main risk to the market seemed an overheating U.S. economy firing up inflation and inflaming Federal Reserve tightening intentions.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Ruling party activists in Bangladesh attacked a veteran opposition leader on Friday as he traveled through the capital, he opposition said, injuring about 12 supporters and inflaming tension just over two weeks before a general election.
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I could go on as a counterterrorism and national security expert: Given the international response, there is little likelihood this has made us safer and, if anything, it has made us less safe by inflaming the religious war.
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Further inflaming tensions between the economic giants, the U.S. has put Chinese telecom equipment Huawei Technologies Co Ltd on a trade blacklist, prompting retaliation from Beijing to target foreign companies that it says have harmed Chinese firms' interests.
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President Donald Trump has struggled to stem an increase of mostly Central American families arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border, leading to overcrowded detention facilities and a political battle over immigration that is inflaming tensions in the country.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.), inflaming racial tensions once again by taking aim at a top African American Democratic lawmaker and parts of the majority-black district he represents.
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Trump put North Korea back on a list of state sponsors of terrorism on Monday, a designation that allows the United States to impose more sanctions and risks inflaming tension over North Korea's nuclear weapons and missile programs.
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But when Morawiecki said 10 days ago that Jews had also been among the perpetrators of the Holocaust, further inflaming tensions, the two leaders agreed that their representatives should meet in an effort to relieve the escalating crisis.
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Ahead of the President's arrival in New York last weekend, aides hoped an intensive schedule might deter him from further inflaming the precarious confirmation proceedings back home, which most Republicans concurred was best played out without Trump's intervention.
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In a febrile and vitriolic session on Wednesday, Johnson was accused of inflaming tensions which had led to death threats against lawmakers by using words such as surrender and betrayal in his description of those who opposed Brexit.
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In a febrile and vitriolic session on Wednesday, Johnson was accused of inflaming tensions which had led to death threats against lawmakers by using words such as surrender and betrayal in his description of those who opposed Brexit.
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EL PASO, Texas (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump met victims and first responders from last weekend's deadly shootings in Texas and Ohio on Wednesday, as chanting protesters accused him of inflaming tensions with anti-immigrant and racially charged rhetoric.
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YENAGOA, Nigeria (Reuters) - The father of a former Nigerian militant leader has died from injuries suffered during a government military campaign in the oil-producing Delta region, a family spokesman said, raising the possibility of an inflaming of hostilities.
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The report chronicles persistent, aggressive political interference by the Kremlin: social-media warfare aimed at inflaming fear and prejudice, and "opaque financial support" given to favored politicians in the form of bank loans, gifts, and other kinds of support.
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Notwithstanding the shaky ethics of a London P.R. firm inflaming a debate about racial and economic inequality in South Africa in order to benefit a rich family with government connections, the Oakbay work was a flagrant conflict of interest.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Attorney General William Barr on Wednesday canceled plans to testify before the House of Representatives about his handling of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, further inflaming tensions between U.S. President Donald Trump and Democrats in Congress.
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She has also been dismissive of climate change, and once made headlines for refuted claims that Planned Parenthood sold baby body parts, inflaming the national debate over abortion and leading Twitter to briefly accuse her of violating its guidelines.
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The fiercest critics argued that Trump's stance on the NFL is simply the latest attempt to seek dividends from inflaming racial tensions that came to the fore during the tenure of former President Obama, the nation's first black president.
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By doing so, they have seemingly sought to avoid inflaming the President's political base, raising expectations of the Democrats, and embarking on a resource-draining battle which at present would not likely conclude in the President's removal from office.
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But it also appeared to risk inflaming the toxic politics around the nomination and falling foul of the changed environment around allegations of sexual misconduct involving powerful men as the #MeToo movement changes politics, the media, business and Hollywood.
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In addition to continuing violence in Darfur, several other serious conflicts are raging in southern and central Sudan, along with a civil war in newly independent South Sudan, which Sudan has been suspected of inflaming with covert arms shipments.
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Travelling aboard a Nissan jeep refitted to look like a chariot, he sometimes gave several speeches a day, inflaming crowds about what he saw as the government's favoritism toward Muslims; sectarian riots followed in his wake, leaving hundreds dead.
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While the effort is being kept low-key to avoid further inflaming Beijing and adding to pressure on countries aiding Taipei unofficially, the moves mirror Taiwan's more public "southbound" policy to deepen commercial and cultural links with the region.
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"Trump has staked the prestige of the presidency on a gang of bad actors with shady histories who use social media to profit from deceit and the inflaming of racial and religious hatred," The Atlantic's David Frum wrote in response.
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Some 30,000 people cross the 500-km (300-mile) border every day without customs or immigration controls; negotiators must work out new arrangements without inflaming tensions in a region that suffered decades of bloody turmoil before a peace deal in 1998.
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Instead, he said the conversations that he had with his boyfriend Ken Ithiphol and his professional representation about a potential backlash focused on dealing with inflaming Spacey's fans (something Weinstein, despite his massive power within the industry, did not really have).
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She retains the support of most of her party; including that of a number of MPs not currently speaking up, to avoid further inflaming relations with the CSU, but who would stand behind her should her leadership come under dire threat.
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Even if the plan somehow works, it would allow Trump supporters to argue that the political establishment had stolen the nomination from their candidate, inflaming voters who already believe the system is rigged and possibly alienating them from the party permanently.
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But at a time when America is battling to defend its moral conscience from neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and others who hold prejudiced views, this primetime event looks more and more like it's exploiting or inflaming those tensions for profit.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday visited the Ohio city that suffered one of last weekend's two deadly mass shootings that shocked the country, even as critics and protesters accused him of inflaming tensions with anti-immigrant and racially charged rhetoric.
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SINCLAIR-TRIBUNE DEAL PUTS HEAT ON FCC: The proposed acquisition by Sinclair Broadcasting Group of Tribune Media Company is inflaming criticism of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which helped pave the way for the deal by relaxing media ownership restrictions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump put North Korea back on a list of state sponsors of terrorism on Monday, a designation that allows the United States to impose more sanctions and risks inflaming tensions over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons and missile programs.
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China's petulance has reinforced the Singapore leadership's conviction that it needs the US in the Pacific and in the South China Sea as a balance to China, but how to work for that cause without inflaming China all over again?
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Mr. Rechler and two other witnesses have testified that as the scandal grew, the two governors spoke by phone to discuss the lane closings, and that Mr. Christie complained to Mr. Cuomo that Mr. Foye's interference was inflaming the situation.
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EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said Nimr's execution risked "dangerous consequences" by further inflaming sectarian tensions in the region, and a German Foreign Ministry official said it "strengthens our existing concerns about increasing tensions and deepening rifts in the region".
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Sanders went on to scold the media for using unnamed sources, when a reporter — apparently Brian J. Karem, a correspondent for Playboy — interrupted her with a sharply worded rebuttal: Come on, you're inflaming everybody right here, right now, with those words.
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In doing so, he risked looking like a bully, and further inflaming the bitter divisions between Democrats and Republicans over Judge Kavanaugh's nomination during a midterm election campaign in which his party is struggling to win support from female voters.
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"@Google's plan to eliminate #microtargeting is a move that – if done right – could help make internet political advertising a force that informs and inspires us, rather than isolating and inflaming us," Ms. Weintraub wrote in a series of Tweets on Thursday.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Facebook is failing to rein in a "tsunami" of hate posts inflaming ethnic tensions in India's Assam state, campaign group Avaaz said on Wednesday, with content about "criminals", "rapists", "terrorists" and "dogs" shared almost 100,963 times.
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On Friday, the billionaire investor published a column in The New York Times calling for Zuckerberg to be forced to give up control of Facebook, inflaming the years-long bitter dispute between the social network and the Hungarian American philanthropist.
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Wade, the landmark 1973 Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion in the United States, reshaping the nation's social and political landscapes and inflaming one of the most divisive controversies of the past half-century, died on Saturday in Katy, Tex.
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So while President Donald Trump may have been forced to reopen an FBI background check on Kavanaugh, it is clear he is determined to get the process back on track in a strategy already inflaming partisan discord over the nomination.
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Widely seen as inflaming tensions and as a demonstration of the administration's favoritism toward Israel in its long conflict with the Palestinians, the move drew condemnation at the time from many corners, including Al Qaeda and other extremist militant organizations.
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Iran on Wednesday released a series of images and videos showing the 22016 U.S. Navy sailors it apprehended Tuesday, inflaming the American debate over their capture, including the question of whether the U.S. had formally apologized for entering Iranian territory.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions Lawsuits pose new challenge for TikTok TikTok's leader to meet with lawmakers next week MORE (R-Tenn.) and Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyHillicon Valley: Pentagon pushes back on Amazon lawsuit | Lawmakers dismiss Chinese threat to US tech companies | YouTube unveils new anti-harassment policy | Agencies get annual IT grades Lawmakers dismiss Chinese retaliatory threat to US tech TikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions MORE (R-Mo.) on whether the deployment is under consideration, as the Journal reported, Rood allowed for the possibility of deploying more forces.
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So it was a daredevil act when Megyn Kelly, newly installed at the helm of her own primetime NBC news program, set out to interview Alex Jones, a man who built a fringe media empire by inflaming the paranoias of the far right.
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President Donald Trump and the first lady will not participate in this year's Kennedy Center Honors activities to avoid politically inflaming the events, the administration announced on Saturday, after two honorees said they would boycott any White House events in protest against Trump.
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Allie Vandee and Sarah Applequist sparked anger when they walked onto the campus Saturday wearing MAGA hats and other Trump gear, inflaming tensions that had already been stoked by President Trump's response to the neo-Nazi and white supremacist rally in Charlottesville.
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Zero-ish. Be smart: Despite relative prosperity in the nation and peace in the world, both sides expect a slash-and-burn fall — focused on what they see as the evil intent of the other side, and aimed at inflaming their own voters.
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President Donald Trump, who vowed in a speech at a Montana rally in October that the upcoming midterm elections would be the election of "Kavanaugh [and] the caravan" appeared to be using the potential FBI investigation as a means of inflaming his base.
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Japanese media has said the issue could be on the agenda when Bolton visits Japan, where any military commitment abroad would risk inflaming a divide in public opinion in a country whose armed forces have not fought overseas since World War Two.
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Further inflaming the row is the presence on the college's governing council of a handful of prominent supporters of Dignity in Dying, a campaign group which backs assisted suicide and which wants the college to take a neutral position on the issue.
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"I'm also very concerned that Donald Trump kept appealing to the worst instincts rather than the best part of the American people -- that he was inflaming prejudices, looking for scapegoats, and worsening the divisions that are in our country," Collins told CNN.
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Trump said on Wednesday that his administration would begin a process of moving the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a step expected to take years and which his predecessors had opted not to take in order to avoid inflaming tensions.
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China let the yuan weaken past the key 7-per-dollar level on Monday for the first time in more than a decade and later said it would stop buying U.S. agricultural products, inflaming a worsening trade war with the United States.
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There's only been a ham-handed investigation, further inflaming tensions with their own players and the NFLPA, and further proof that in its attempt to be the law, Roger Goodell and Co. have acted like keystone cops imbued with too much power.
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Japanese media have said the issue could be on the agenda when Bolton visits Japan, where any military commitment abroad would risk inflaming a divide in public opinion in a country whose armed forces have not fought overseas since World War Two.
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"But I do think it is unlikely they would stage a similar visit involving a senior political figure going to one of their own occupied islands ... that would risk inflaming relations with China and neither want to go that far," Storey said.
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King's vision of a multicultural America demanded truth and reconciliation, one that acknowledged slavery's contemporary reverberations, criticized elected officials for inflaming already heated racial passions, and identified children of all colors and backgrounds as the hope for a future free of hate.
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Hillary Clinton's blistering new assault on Donald J. Trump has mollified many Democrats alarmed about the closer-than-expected presidential race — while inflaming Republican fears that Mr. Trump's improvisational style and skeletal campaign will prove inadequate in repelling the type of attack Mrs.
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China let the yuan weaken past the key 7-per-dollar level on Monday for the first time in more than a decade and later said it would stop buying US agricultural products, inflaming a worsening trade war with the United States.
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Chinese analysts believe the drone could have been tracking their submarines Donald Trump's comments on a U.S. underwater drone seized by the Chinese navy are inflaming an already tense dispute, say analysts – and don't augur well for future relations between the superpowers.
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At one point, the electronic media regulating authority took all television news networks off the air in most parts of the country, and Facebook, Twitter and YouTube were also inaccessible, amid concerns that live coverage of the police action was inflaming religious sentiments.
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The removal in North Carolina followed no such course, leading even critics of the statue to complain about the means of its abrupt takedown, and effectively inflaming a dispute that was already causing angst in Chapel Hill and Raleigh, the nearby state capital.
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Connecticut's Department of Public Health is one of dozens of agencies across the country working with the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta to identify the chemical combinations that when vaped are inflaming users' lungs and making them sick.
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South Koreans are bracing for the possibility that Trump's state visit could risk further inflaming tensions with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who has stepped up his pursuit of nuclear weapons that could soon be capable of striking the mainland United States.
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Hani Al-Masri, a Palestinian political analyst, said the campaign reflected Hamas's cautious approach to operating in the West Bank, where, unlike Gaza, it faces Israeli troops and Palestinian Authority forces intent on stopping Hamas from inflaming the streets and seizing control.
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His maneuver, in two posts to Twitter early Saturday, stunned the cast members and, judging by social media, jolted many Americans who are worried about the president-elect's tolerance for dissent after a campaign in which he was criticized for inflaming racial tensions.
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While they have made some gains on the battlefield—they helped capture the city of Tikrit last spring—they have also been accused of committing war crimes against Sunni civilians and inflaming the sectarian animosities that contributed to the rise of ISIS .
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His calls for conciliation -- which did not address his role in inflaming partisan divisions -- were met with mostly stone-faced silence from Democrats, who bitterly oppose most of his agenda and whose memories are still fresh with the 35-day government shutdown.
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But the nonprofit has also benefited by inflaming the community's anxieties that a time-honored way of life is coming to an end — while eliding the fact that its own lobbying on behalf of corporations and against regulations has hastened the destruction of that lifestyle.
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The statistics almost certainly understate the extent of the problem, researchers say, because victims are often reluctant to report attacks for fear of inflaming community tensions, and because it is sometimes difficult for investigators to establish that religious, ethnic or racial hatred was a cause.
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This in-your-face style has at times rankled even the movement's allies: A Black Lives Matter protester interrupted Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont during a Seattle campaign rally in August and seized control of his microphone, inflaming his aides and some of his supporters.
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Santos's priority was to shift that habit; he urged teachers to take the time to talk to the student, calmly, outside the classroom, to work on building the relationship — even to take responsibility for possibly inflaming a situation with a harsh tone of voice.
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Inflaming tensions An amendment to the Referendum Act passed in January that lowered the voting age from 21 to 18 and decreased the number of signatures needed to initiate a referendum enabled those pushing for a name change to put the decision to the public.
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MONTREAL, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Planemaker Bombardier Inc is expected to lose a hotly contested U.S. trade dispute this week, a Canadian government source told Reuters on Thursday, likely inflaming tensions between the two countries as they try to bridge differences in talks to modernize NAFTA.
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SAN FRANCISCO — After years of wavering about how to handle the extreme voices populating its platform, Facebook on Thursday evicted seven of its most controversial users — many of whom are conservatives — immediately inflaming the debate about the power and accountability of large technology companies.
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Some 30,000 people cross the 500 kilometre border every day without customs or immigration checks, testing negotiators who have to work out how to tighten controls without inflaming tensions in a region where around 3,600 people were killed before a peace agreement in 1998.
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If the pivot toward global statesmanship means Trump can avoid inflaming an already precarious confirmation process, that would satisfy many Republican lawmakers, who are proceeding with caution amid a fraught political moment that coincides with a national reckoning on matters of sexual abuse and harassment.
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TikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Deal on surprise medical bills faces obstacles | House GOP unveils rival drug pricing measure ahead of Pelosi vote | Justices to hear case over billions in ObamaCare payments MORE (D-N.Y.).
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Qassem Soleimani was meant to "stop a war," despite Iranian officials vowing revenge against the US.On Thursday evening, the Pentagon confirmed that at Trump&aposs direction, US forces killed Soleimani in an airstrike near Baghdad&aposs airport, drastically inflaming tensions between the US and Iran.
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Of course, the millions of Syrian refugees who fled are from different parts of the country, and many of the displaced are Syrian Arabs, who — according to Erdogan's desires — will now be resettled in a Kurdish area, displacing the native population and potentially inflaming ethnic tensions.
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And unlike the previous two Democratic nominating races, the contest will begin with no clear frontrunner and a leaderless party, leveling the playing field and inflaming the imagination of any public figure spoiling for a possible fight against one of the most polarizing presidents in memory.
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Clinton sought to demonstrate her toughness and preparedness to be commander in chief in response to the terrorist attacks on Tuesday in Brussels, she also had to avoid inflaming liberal primary voters who still associate her with her 2002 Senate vote to authorize the Iraq war.
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Mr. Amano, clearly seeking to avoid further inflaming tensions between the United States and Iran, did not say how much Tehran had stepped up production — or when it might reach the limit of how much nuclear material it is allowed to retain under the 2015 agreement.
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"I am obliged to point out that referring to this global pandemic by anything other than its appropriate, medical names is unhelpful at best, and at worst risks inflaming stereotypes, fear, and xenophobia in the face of a health crisis," Cardin wrote in a Tuesday letter.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonTikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions Lawsuits pose new challenge for TikTok TikTok's leader to meet with lawmakers next week MORE (R-Ark.), a foreign policy hawk and fierce China critic, but his office said it was unable to schedule it.
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But as Mr Ali and others make clear, certain quieter side-effects will be pretty bad too: across a broad front, the Aleppo tragedy risks inflaming radical Sunnis, souring Muslim-Christian relations and poisoning the atmosphere between Sunnis and Shias in all the countries where they co-exist.
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In doing a deal with OPEC, Baghdad runs the risk that the Kurds would just refuse to go along with their own oil fields, leaving the Shiite Muslim south to bear the financial burden of production caps and potentially inflaming already deep divisions over revenue-sharing, according to Wahab.
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With a 10-minute phone call and two tweets, Donald Trump inspired banner headlines and renewed hopes across Taiwan for a stronger partnership with the United States, while also inflaming the complex relationships between the U.S., mainland China, and the self-governing island China regards as a renegade province.
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It's that they exploited weaknesses in the American system (including the way we use social media, and the unregulated Wild West ethos of social media platforms) and managed to illicitly push their agenda by latching onto long-held American bigotries and inflaming them with broad disinformation and manipulation campaigns.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump will visit Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso on Wednesday in an attempt to deliver a message of national unity and healing to two cities scarred by mass shootings over the weekend and where many grieving residents hold him responsible for inflaming the country's racial divisions.
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The document is certain to drive days of news coverage on Fox News and other pro-Trump outlets, inflaming the already intense campaign that is designed to discredit the Mueller investigation ahead of its final report and to bolster opposition among conservatives against any eventual action against the President.
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Al Green blasts Judiciary Committee for lack of diversity in impeachment witnesses MORE (D-Texas), a progressive member of the Congressional Black Caucus, sent a memo to his colleagues on Wednesday urging that an article of impeachment include an abuse of power charge for Trump's actions inflaming racial tensions.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump will visit Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso on Wednesday in an attempt to deliver a message of national unity and healing to two cities scarred by mass shootings over the weekend and where many grieving residents hold him responsible for inflaming the country's racial divisions.
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President Donald Trump may have spent his weekend tweeting repeatedly against NFL players who kneel during the national anthem to protest police brutality — sparking condemnation from top athletes and coaches, and inflaming yet another culture war across the US — but the White House insists he's still focused on the disaster in Puerto Rico.
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The election supervisory agency has said there was no evidence of systematic cheating and independent observers have said the poll was free and fair Authorities have blamed a rise in online hoaxes, some calling for violent post-election attacks, for inflaming tensions and brought in social media restrictions in order to prevent "provocations".
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"It's regime survival, and the only way that Kim Jong Un feels he will survive is if he can acquire these ballistic missiles that are capable of carrying a warhead to the continental U.S." Multiple experts echoed Seaman's analysis and agreed that Trump's bellicose rhetoric is only inflaming an already tense situation.
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But his decision to tip the scales toward Israel on this critical matter, communicated to Arab and Israeli leaders on Tuesday, almost certainly will make an agreement harder to reach by inflaming doubts about America's honesty and fairness as a broker in negotiations, raising new tension in the region and perhaps inciting violence.
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It is clear from interviews with N.F.L. officials and more than a dozen teams that owners and team executives would prefer that the protests end, both for personal reasons and because it risks inflaming the president, who has been a friend and ally of many of the owners, and alienating fans and sponsors.
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Mr. Abbott's forecast came as the Trump administration said that it wanted to tie a first burst of relief money to a measure that would raise the federal debt ceiling, probably inflaming a growing fight over the White House's request for an initial aid package with a price tag approaching $303 billion.
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I'm so frustrated right now ... that we can't trust the media to tell us the truth without inflaming it to hurt Trump ... that Trump has misled so many times we no longer know when to trust his word ... that even I as a journalist am not sure where to turn for real info on COVID.
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But senior American officers and diplomats said Mr. Trump's comments could undercut the delicate negotiations in Iraq by inflaming fears among the Iraqis that the moves would be a guise to check Iran, potentially straining ties with Baghdad and weakening the ability of the United States to respond to Islamic State remnants in Syria.
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Feige's bulletproof credibility with the larger Marvel fandom — witness any of Marvel Studios' panels at San Diego Comic-Con, and you'll see what I mean — has also allowed the MCU to draw from the limitless library of Marvel comic books without ever feeling obsequiously bound to them, and without unduly inflaming Marvel comic book true believers.
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The most practical and important difference in the two Democratic candidates, as I see it, is that, as president, a hawkish Hillary Clinton would be more likely to bow to Republican pressure to invade Syria or Iran or another dictatorship, further overextending America's military and soaring national debt, inflaming anti-American passions and ultimately increasing our vulnerability.
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Trump's tweets at China over a drone are intensifying an already strained relationship Trump's tweets at China over a drone are intensifying an already strained relationship Donald Trump's comments on a U.S. underwater drone seized by the Chinese navy are inflaming an already tense dispute, say analysts – and don't augur well for future relations between the superpowers.
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Memes were distributed, millions of dollars spent, fake accounts employed — all to encourage not just the specific political goal of elevating Trump (and Bernie Sanders) and discrediting both party establishments, but the broader ambition of widening our internal fissures, inflaming our debates, making our imperium more ungovernable at home and thus weaker on the global stage.
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Clinton suggested that immigration was inflaming voters and contributed to the election of President Donald Trump and Britain's June 2016 vote to leave the EU. As Europe started to recover from its financial woes following its sovereign debt crisis of 2011, the continent witnessed an influx of migrants and refugees fleeing conflict in the Middle East, particularly the civil war in Syria.
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"As government and security forces act to prevent further violence and bring those responsible for the attacks to justice, we expect them to do so in a way that is consistent with the rule of law, protects and respects human rights and fundamental freedoms, demonstrates transparency, and avoids inflaming a tense situation," the U.S. State Department said in a statement.
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Obama's latest decision to swap seven Iranians convicted of violating U.S. embargoes and international sanctions for five American prisoners, while simultaneously lifting sanctions, paying at $1.7 billion ransom to the theocratic government, and releasing roughly $100 billion to Iran (equal to over ten percent of the entire Iranian economy), is certain to encourage even more belligerent Iranian behavior, further inflaming regional tensions.
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On the other hand, official Palestinian acknowledgement once and for all that Israel is not just here to stay, but has a right to stay, would deprive Palestinian leaders of time-honored tools for manipulating their constituents – appealing to and inflaming their baser anti-Jewish prejudices, promising them salvation if they'll only shut up 'til the Zionists are defeated, and so forth.
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Yet Trump hasn't warmed to the role and seemingly does almost precisely the opposite, inflaming the race with a threat to "spill the beans" on Ted Cruz's wife, Heidi; putting forth but soon retracting the idea that women should be punished if abortions were ruled illegal; and carrying on a running defense of his campaign manager after he was charged with battery, accused of grabbing a reporter.
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Bot-Like Activity Pushed Divisive Content on Race During Debates The bad bots are back, Maureen Linke and Eliza Collins report: Hundreds of social-media accounts with bot-like traits promoted misinformation and content aimed at inflaming racial divisions during both nights of Democratic presidential debates, continuing similar activity during the first set of debates in June, according to data analyzed by The Wall Street Journal.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyHillicon Valley: Pentagon pushes back on Amazon lawsuit | Lawmakers dismiss Chinese threat to US tech companies | YouTube unveils new anti-harassment policy | Agencies get annual IT grades Lawmakers dismiss Chinese retaliatory threat to US tech TikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions MORE (R-Mo.) is another lawmaker who has sounded alarms over TikTok's ties to the Chinese government.
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Former President Obama stepped off the political sidelines on Friday and delivered a fiery rebuke to his successor, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, saying he has undermined trust in government and preyed on people's fears by inflaming racial and ethnic divisions.
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The girl, Rosa Maria Hernandez, had been held in a facility for migrant children since last week as she recovered from surgery, not quite aware that her case was inflaming the national debate over illegal immigration, that a phalanx of lawyers was suing over her detention or that figures including members of Congress and Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of the musical "Hamilton," were calling for her release.
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The CEO of packaged meats company Maple Leaf Foods took aim at President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE over the downing of a Ukrainian passenger jet by Iran on Sunday, blaming the U.S. for destabilizing the region and inflaming tensions with Tehran.
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One of the first House Democrats to call for President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 4,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE's impeachment urged his colleagues on Wednesday to include instances of Trump's actions and rhetoric inflaming racial tensions in any upcoming articles of impeachment. Rep.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyHillicon Valley: Pentagon pushes back on Amazon lawsuit | Lawmakers dismiss Chinese threat to US tech companies | YouTube unveils new anti-harassment policy | Agencies get annual IT grades Lawmakers dismiss Chinese retaliatory threat to US tech TikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions MORE (R-Mo.), who has waged a one-man war against TikTok over its ties to China in recent weeks, tweeted.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyHillicon Valley: Pentagon pushes back on Amazon lawsuit | Lawmakers dismiss Chinese threat to US tech companies | YouTube unveils new anti-harassment policy | Agencies get annual IT grades Lawmakers dismiss Chinese retaliatory threat to US tech TikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions MORE (R-Mo.), a key advocate on tech privacy issues, told reporters that the Chinese order was just part of an "ongoing" confrontation with China.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyHillicon Valley: Pentagon pushes back on Amazon lawsuit | Lawmakers dismiss Chinese threat to US tech companies | YouTube unveils new anti-harassment policy | Agencies get annual IT grades Lawmakers dismiss Chinese retaliatory threat to US tech TikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions MORE (R-Mo.), a key advocate on tech privacy issues, told reporters that the Chinese order was just part of an "ongoing" confrontation with China.
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Entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Krystal Ball warns about lagging youth support for Buttigieg Saagar Enjeti calls Yang's rise a 'return to the fundamentals of democracy' MORE, who has focused little of his rhetoric on the matter of impeachment during his 85033 campaign efforts, tweeted support Tuesday for the impeachment efforts but warned that Democrats risked inflaming the president's base ahead of 2020.
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TikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Deal on surprise medical bills faces obstacles | House GOP unveils rival drug pricing measure ahead of Pelosi vote | Justices to hear case over billions in ObamaCare payments MORE voting for Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellDemocrats seek leverage for trial Democrats spend big to put Senate in play House Democrats to vote on flavored e-cigarettes ban next year MORE for majority leader!
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyHillicon Valley: Pentagon pushes back on Amazon lawsuit | Lawmakers dismiss Chinese threat to US tech companies | YouTube unveils new anti-harassment policy | Agencies get annual IT grades Lawmakers dismiss Chinese retaliatory threat to US tech TikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions MORE (R-Mo.), a Trump ally who has made a name for himself as the Republican party's top tech critic, told reporters this week that Trump's threats have teeth.
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"These groups have attacked their neighbors with weapons and destroyed mosques... Our dignified brothers, don't let the terrorists use your children , destroy your homes and your future... It is time to say enough to the terrorists..." The risk to US relations Turkey's high-stakes incursion in Afrin risks inflaming tensions even further with its NATO ally, the US, which is funding the very group Turkey is trying to defeat, the Kurdish YPG, in the fight against ISIS.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and lawmakers in both parties have condemned the acts and called for unity in the wake of the incidents, while pointing fingers at the other side of the aisle for inflaming political tensions leading up to the violence.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnMemorable Trump feuds with celebrities from 2019 Whistleblower's lawyer questions GOP senator's whistleblower protection caucus membership TikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions MORE (R-Tenn.) remains a member of the whistleblower protection caucus following a November comment about his client who brought attention to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE's dealings with Ukraine.
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But after the bitter recriminations at the G-7 summit in Canada, allies are wondering whether they will be in for nothing more than a tongue lashing by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE over insufficient defense spending, further inflaming transatlantic divisions over trade, the Iran deal, and other issues.
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This week's repeated use of openly racist language from the White House -- like the new policy battles over ICE enforcement and asylum seekers, and the earlier struggles over Trump proposals to measure citizenship on the census, build a border wall, separate children from parents at the border, punish "sanctuary cities," and slash legal immigration by the largest amounts since the 1920s -- show how committed the President is to mobilizing his "coalition of restoration" even at the price of inflaming the Democrats' "coalition of transformation" and potentially alienating swing voters.
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The major sticking point is Ireland, because the UK's departure would mean a new border between Northern Ireland, which will remain part of the UK, and the Republic, which remains in the EU. A hard border would risk inflaming old tensions, yet no border at all would create a frontier between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK. On Monday, Johnson tore into the EU's holding position on the Irish border, known as the backstop, which would see Northern Ireland remaining aligned to the EU single market and customs union, saying it would mean the province would be "annexed" by Brussels.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyHillicon Valley: Pentagon pushes back on Amazon lawsuit | Lawmakers dismiss Chinese threat to US tech companies | YouTube unveils new anti-harassment policy | Agencies get annual IT grades Lawmakers dismiss Chinese retaliatory threat to US tech TikTok chief cancels Capitol Hill meetings, inflaming tensions MORE (R-Mo.) and Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTom Hanks weighs in on primary: 'Anybody can become president' GOP senator blocks bill aimed at preventing Russia election meddling Group of veterans call on lawmakers to support impeachment, 'put country over politics' MORE (R-Fla.), two other prominent critics of Beijing, according to The Post.
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