Whatever pain you inflict on Trump he wants to inflict back on you — precisely, exactly, he wants you to feel what he felt.
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Teaming is when players intentionally inflict damage on one another without the intent of eliminating one another, instead looking to inflict enough damage to avoid Storm Surge.
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"Watch the caravan, watch how sad and terrible it is, including for those people and the crime that they inflict on themselves and that others inflict on them," said Trump.
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The bomb was intercepted before it could inflict any damage.
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But that is plenty of time to inflict immense harm.
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But without Chinese participation, those sanctions inflict relatively little pain.
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Ted Cruz aimed to inflict the same blow on Trump.
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One that was orchestrated to inflict maximum damage to him?
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I think he wanted to inflict more pain than that.
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A single cyberattack can inflict millions of dollars in damage.
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But its ability to inflict terror is far from extinguished.
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This presaged the violence they would inflict on striking workers.
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Both shooters shot from elevated positions to inflict maximum casualties.
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The damage an asteroid can inflict depends on its size.
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To inflict pain and force Democrats to the negotiating table.
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How could a mere 2.3% tax inflict so much damage?
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This is a man coming to inflict pain on you.
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A prolonged trade war could inflict damage on China's economy.
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"Its enforcement would, per se, inflict irreparable harm," he added.
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Now American officials are looking to inflict greater economic pain.
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So China has only so many avenues to inflict pain.
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But the damage he sought to inflict has been done.
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Did the US inflict a serious strategic blow on Iran?
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Shoved around that day, they vowed to inflict pain Sunday.
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America's trade war is intended to inflict pain on China.
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The next acts of digital espionage could inflict real damage.
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The ubiquity of shaming, and the collateral damage it can inflict,
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He added that two of them did not inflict any casualties.
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The deal obliges Mr Macri to inflict further austerity on Argentines.
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This is the punishment you inflict on a wayward home appliance.
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Wild animals can cause death, inflict serious injury, and spread diseases.
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Trump has ample reason to want to inflict pain on Romney.
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Unfortunately he was the one who helped to inflict the damage.
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Now come the pilots, sensing their own opportunity to inflict pain.
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By any measure, this response could inflict exceptionally far-reaching harms.
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"Don't miss an opportunity to inflict a little pain on Equifax."
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The fact that women can inflict violence is often glossed over.
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" He added that "its enforcement would, per se, inflict irreparable harm.
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We inflict the greatest harm on society because we enable them.
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She did not want to inflict pain on her newborn baby.
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And a chaotic Brexit could inflict considerable damage on the economy.
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But they do react to the damage a fire can inflict.
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Rights group Amnesty International have urged Iran not to inflict the punishment.
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These murky systems can inflict the greatest punishment on the most vulnerable.
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Further, the suffering and death they inflict is inhumane, by any measure.
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Highly effective people often inflict all their idiosyncrasies upon their hapless juniors.
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The latest attack was designed to inflict more than just mortal wounds.
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Is anyone going to inflict this level of boredom on their viewers?
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Lacking a majority in parliament, Mr Babis cannot inflict too much damage.
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The court could inflict the first big defeat on AMLO'S young government.
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A no-deal exit could inflict huge damage on the UK economy.
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In fact, it really takes just one individual to inflict enormous damage.
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No one should ever think that low of themselves to inflict pain.
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Pay-day loans target low-income people and inflict predatory interest rates.
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But asteroids smaller than 22017 meters across can also inflict significant damage.
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That could "inflict hundreds of millions of dollars of liability" on companies.
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"So no one country can inflict irreparable harm on Australia," he said.
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I've looked at the hate and bullying that people inflict on Twitter.
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But the damage they enable criminals to inflict is no less serious.
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And a big economy that could inflict collateral damage outside its borders.
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And a sizable economy able to inflict collateral damage outside Italian borders.
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It lingered to inflict punishment, slowing down to 1mph near Grand Bahama.
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"Duped" is testament to the deep and enduring damage deception can inflict.
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But the model laid bare the potential devastation the outbreak could inflict.
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The Taliban often inflates casualty figure they inflict on Afghan government forces.
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And like China, Canada is clearly trying to inflict maximum political damage.
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Humane countries don't sustain traditions that inflict needless suffering; they end them.
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But all of them systematically inflict harm on the people around them.
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"It's one thing to destroy a building with a bomb or inflict damage, but if you destroy the fundamentals of a free and open society, which is what democracy is all about, you inflict incredibly heavier damage," he said.
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They also inflict bigger taxes on honest citizens and higher prices on consumers.
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One is that a tolerance of casual sexism can inflict real commercial damage.
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He predicted it would inflict major damage to U.S. standing in the world.
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They wanted to inflict physical violence on the father of an attending artist.
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Sanctions from a terror designation are unlikely to inflict significant, additional economic punishment.
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But social and legal stigma can inflict the most horrifying punishments of all.
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Their intention was to inflict as many casualties as their ammunition would allow.
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We feared he could inflict imminent physical harm or bodily injury or assault.
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Trump, unlike his predecessors, has enacted policies that inflict harm proactively, not passively.
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Viceran the headline: "Southwest Airlines will regularly inflict live music on trapped passengers".
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In brief, toxic stress and trauma inflict long-lasting physical and mental damage.
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These acts will not inflict terror, they will only make us more brave.
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But the threat alone may also inflict damage on trade across North America.
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I wanted to inflict all the pain I was experiencing onto James tenfold.
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But it does allow him to inflict vast collateral damage out of spite.
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There's also the collateral damage such a turn would inflict on poor countries.
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In essence, the governor warned he was prepared to inflict fire and fury.
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Controlling the information and propaganda environment can inflict serious blows on one's enemies.
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But fatherhood has helped immunize him against the anguish the game can inflict.
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Even though it yields 8 [percent], I cannot inflict pain on my friends.
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Harvey will also inflict billions in economic damage, most crushingly on uninsured homeowners.
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But it does allow him to inflict vast collateral damage out of spite.
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Why do you continue to inflict such heinous emotional distress on our family?
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The alliance against it, meanwhile, may not have options to inflict further damage.
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If such claims prove true, they could inflict political damage on Mr. Abe.
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Economic Scene How could Mexico inflict the most damage on the United States?
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However, good intentions aren't enough to justify the damage this mandate would inflict.
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We will soon learn how much harm he can inflict once in office.
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In short, chaotic leadership can inflict real trauma on political and civic culture.
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When there are fewer weapons around to inflict damage, there are fewer suicides.
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It was intended specifically not to inflict consequences, not to be a weapon.
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Clinton could inflict a defeat on the Republican Party, she could not redefine it.
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Organizations that are not governments and have no physical territory can inflict great harm.
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They are highly dangerous weapons that can inflict mass casualties in a single incident.
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And how much hardship do you inflict on your son to rescue your husband?
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Raising interest rates to deter stockmarket speculation might inflict damage on the wider economy.
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A sudden breakup of such symbiotic relationship would inflict pain on all countries involved.
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UBER CLAIMS THE NYC LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL AND WILL INFLICT "ANTI-COMPETITIVE HARM" - LAWSUIT
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Cruz is the Grand Inquisitor, whose goal is to inflict the law without mercy.
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Hunter believes the murder of Thomas was intended to inflict pain on his father.
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Thus I learned that Gileadan approaches to sex are real and inflict significant harm.
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Inevitably, doctors—even doctors with gentle and reassuring manners, like my father—inflict pain.
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By walling itself off, China will inflict a high cost on its music lovers.
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La Repubblica compared his injuries to those security services would inflict on a spy.
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North Korea simply does not know all the damage the United States can inflict.
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Some argue that a state's bargaining advantage grows with its power to inflict pain.
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I shudder to think of the harm he could inflict after a humiliating defeat.
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Or that the NDP government is trying to inflict a "totalitarian" regime over schools.
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Malevolent people will always be able to inflict damage in whatever way they find.
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And when they do, they inflict suffering across all boundaries of nation and race.
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Her family fears that she will inflict the pain of not graduating on herself.
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The bomb was packed with nuts and bolts in order to inflict maximum injury.
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Entitled men have a remarkable ability to be oblivious to the damage they inflict.
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The last thing we would want to do to Mr. Fogarty is inflict guilt.
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Dams, however, inflict the deadliest toll on giant fish, many of which are migratory.
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Could Mr. Trump and Mitch McConnell inflict damage on, say, 20 or more senators?
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So he's going to do anything he can to inflict damage on Donald Trump.
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They want to inflict pain on students, on young women, young girls walking home.
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Pretty clearly, the pain this war will inflict is a feature, not a bug.
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Who will be the first pitcher to inflict punishment at 95 miles an hour?
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You could inflict punishment more directly, no doubt, by talking to the roofer's boss.
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However, sophisticated attacks combine both technology and disinformation tactics to inflict the most harm.
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Jennings is complaining about Democrats using impeachment to inflict damage on their political opponents.
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Why would he inflict the deadliest chemical strike since the 23.3 attacks outside Damascus?
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I've seen the destruction that one leader can inflict on a group of people.
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Others have also profited from the disposition of Congress to inflict wounds on itself.
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Data brokers should be held accountable for the negative externalities they inflict on society.
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That means it can inflict tremendous damage without resorting to weapons of mass destruction.
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Two outside spending groups formed to target Mr. Sanders were unable to inflict damage.
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Obviously, if you inflict a disease on an animal, you're causing that animal harm.
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We have got to make sure that we do not continue to inflict that.
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Sadism— Wanting to inflict emotional or physical harm on others because you find it enjoyable.
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Azar approached the church entrance, intending to go inside the building to inflict maximum damage.
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Government cutbacks are designed to help the economy, not inflict pain on any particular group.
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Polling suggests, however, that Trump's nicknames often work and can inflict long-lasting political damage.
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Curved and ending in a sharp needlelike point, the instrument seems destined to inflict damage.
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More important, the president's mercantilism blinds him to the damage he could inflict on America.
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Is there an implication that it's inevitable for us to inflict violence on each other?
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He does not believe that his films inflict cruel and unusual punishment on their viewers.
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Whatever injury you may incur cannot compete with the wound you inflict upon my heart.
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Troubled banks around Europe would call for taxpayers' money rather than inflict losses on investors.
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What Kovalev and Ward endured is secondary to what they can inflict on each other.
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Hope that he understands the injury he caused and does not inflict it upon others.
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Dogs of any size or breed could inflict serious damage, leading to large insurance claims.
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And how much unemployment is he willing to inflict on workers at steel-consuming firms?
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It made voters so utterly cynical that many figured, Why not inflict Trump on them?
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Even for buyers truly unable to get mortgages, contracts for deed nearly always inflict harm.
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What's far more concerning is the damage it may inflict on consumer and business sentiment.
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He left no writings or other clues about what prompted him to inflict widespread carnage.
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What began as a bit of a joke could inflict terrible damage on his country.
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The grueling speed of processing lines can inflict debilitating injuries on laborers of all stripes.
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Trump held the rally in Montana Thursday primarily to inflict political vengeance on Democratic Sen.
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And as our technology improves, we could inflict them upon each other and ultimately ourselves.
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Whether or not merged companies do well, the increase in scale can inflict social harm.
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And it remains an open question whether China could inflict real damage by selling Treasuries.
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In many ways, Ms. Garner's story represents the perils activism can inflict on a life.
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The new tariffs will inflict damage on the American economy even absent retaliation from abroad.
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Now I know it's those people who inflict harm on others who should be ashamed.
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But whatever the perceived benefits of a merger, nobody denies it would inflict severe pain.
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On Friday, there were repeated attempts to inflict harm on the Israelis, military officials said.
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She's not a predator like the Waterfords and the wolf; she won't inflict unnecessary pain.
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"The marines were able to inflict heavy casualties to the terrorist group," Colonel Arevalo said.
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When censors suppress these voices, they inflict a constitutional injury on the public as well.
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This befits a time-traveling tale of disintegrating families and the collateral damage they inflict.
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Still, China could inflict pain on sensitive areas that provide American jobs, like Boeing's jetliners.
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These will take pain to achieve, and he is the man who must inflict it.
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But the harm that plastic pollution can inflict on marine life is immediate, environmentalists say.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — There are certain types of hurt that intimates alone can inflict.
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The assertion, if true, has the potential to inflict significant political damage on Mr. Abe.
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The intended effect was to inflict as much damage as possible to the American forces.
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They could inflict major losses on the Americans and turn public opinion against the war.
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But Trump also knows he doesn't actually have to prosecute someone to inflict political damage.
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Her mother Nagisa was also arrested earlier this week, accused of conspiring to inflict injuries.
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It will inflict huge damage on every town and village across the island, Adams said.
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That could inflict severe economic damage to all three nations, and a stock market meltdown.
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He has been quoted by the WSJ as wanting to "inflict pain" on his rivals.
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Recent U.S. sanctions could inflict a further beating, and they are hurting already strapped Venezuelans.
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As much as Tsitsipas tried to inflict damage with flat returns, Nadal rarely seemed rushed.
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Yet the standard and short-barrel AR-15 can inflict the same amount of carnage.
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Yet the standard and short-barrel AR-153 can inflict the same amount of carnage.
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The difference is that now they can inflict far more extensive damage on the landscape.
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But inclusion on the FATF watchlist could inflict real damage, bankers and government officials say.
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The wildfires now raging in California are expected to inflict further damage to the local economy.
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This album is the happiest accident I could ever hope to inflict upon my dearest friends.
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Nevertheless, lemon sharks "will not hesitate" to inflict a bite when threatened by humans, Discovery reports .
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There's no denying that many of his proposed initiatives would inflict pain on his support base.
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Still, he did not want to "inflict more damage," including a possible perforation of the eardrum.
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After all, why would a trained killer further inflict torment upon someone who is already dead?
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We are deeply, deeply sorry to inflict this upon you, but please, share in our pain.
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Do we want to allow traffickers to inflict suffering on vulnerable people and corrupt our communities?
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They call themselves Christians but they carry death in their souls and inflict it on others.
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A turn to protectionism to keep China in check would inflict damage far beyond its borders.
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The White House proposal would inflict a 21.5 percent, or $22.6 billion, cut on the EPA.
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So why, Florida, is it cool to inflict the same indignity on a fellow living creature?
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Pricier kegs should deter some drinkers; the others will pay towards the social costs they inflict.
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The Trump regime has plenty of ways to inflict pain with its parade of elderly sadists.
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Political disarray increases the risks that quitting the bloc will inflict serious harm on the economy.
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The two can also work together in battle, using perfectly timed attacks to inflict more damage.
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If Democrats were hoping to inflict any high-profile damage against Gorsuch, they fell short Monday.
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I'm not minimizing the awesome threat they could someday pose -- or the damage they could inflict.
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I imagine that this was the main catalyst that moved him to inflict harm upon himself.
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But when Mr. Trump lost confidence in women, he could inflict lasting damage on their lives.
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Used incorrectly, they protect individual companies from market forces and inflict harm broadly across the economy.
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Next, he wanted to look for scenes of the torture that angels inflict on dead sinners.
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When the court tries to get ahead of public opinion, it can inflict a major backlash.
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Sometimes tough prosecutors pick on surprising targets to inflict pain and induce cooperation from resistant suspects.
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The most egregious miscarriages of justice our school systems inflict on children are zero tolerance policies.
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I wonder if you would talk about the choices of those words and what they inflict?
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A judge may deny your request, fearing the potential harm the rule can inflict upon schools.
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They would see that as a way to inflict severe economic damage on the United States.
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Every day, cybercrooks inflict immense harm on real victims across our country and around the world.
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But lashing out at German carmakers could inflict wounds in this upstate swath of South Carolina.
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Would the disclosure of her existence inflict emotional damage on him, his wife or their offspring?
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Even if you don't have a lot of possession you can inflict pain on your opponent.
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But he has been able to inflict extensive damage on our political institutions and public culture.
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"Full Disclosure" could inflict further damage, and is likely to put the White House on edge.
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"That's the whale," Russell said, noting that hackers were probably look to inflict embarrassment and confusion.
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That's the kinda shit DESIGNED to inflict trauma that will manifest itself in lasting, damaging ways.
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Ms. Guthrie counters her physicians' objectionable suppositions about femininity while encountering the terrible wrongs they inflict.
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The desire to inflict pain on and obliterate the killer of your child is completely understandable.
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This is the type of crash most likely to inflict a neck sprain or whiplash injury.
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To set out deliberately to inflict mass murder upon a group of children is truly unconscionable.
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If that happens, the past pursuit of identity-group politics will inflict a heavy 2020 price.
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To be sure, America can inflict more economic pain on Russia than Russia can on America.
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Trump attempted to use US foreign policy and US tax dollars to inflict damage on his.
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In effect, he used the cover provided by the Fed's decision to inflict more economic damage.
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And he was back in Baghdad planning to inflict more death and destruction upon U.S. targets.
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AND IF IT'S NOT, HOW MUCH PAIN ARE YOU WILLING TO INFLICT ON THE CHINESE ECONOMY?
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It remains to be seen how much collateral damage Trump's decision will inflict on U.S. exports.
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We agree that giving private-sector actors the right to directly inflict damage would be dangerous.
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In addition to their health impact, such outbreaks also inflict a heavy toll on the economy.
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In effect, he used the cover provided by the Fed's decision to inflict more economic damage.
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Pentagon officials say they want to inflict as much damage as possible before the drawdown starts.
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This makes it unlikely that anything the panel does will inflict much harm on Mr. Trudeau.
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The prosecutor, Michael Longyear, said 'super violate' meant inflict harm on Tekashi, including possibly shooting him.
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I won't spoil any more of the most painful experiences this cruel world can inflict on you.
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The products they pick will be designed to inflict as much political and economic damage as possible.
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Can speech actually inflict harm and should they be doing more to prevent certain kinds of speech.
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It remains unclear what may have motivated Brandy Jaynes to inflict such prolonged abuse on her son.
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There's also the emotional pain these clinics inflict when their miracle treatments don't do anything at all.
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But even so, they've been able to inflict a fair amount of pressure on the Nigerien military.
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States no longer need giant militaries and enormous material capabilities to inflict serious damage on other states.
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Both have also warned that they are willing to inflict much more pain if the conflict escalates.
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Russia is now warning that ISIS is planning to inflict more damage at the UNESCO Heritage Site.
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As natural disasters get worse, their impact is likely to inflict growing economic damage alongside environmental costs.
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Over 60% of Tory members are willing to inflict "serious damage" on the economy to secure Brexit.
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American tariffs are starting to inflict pain: Chinese companies have reported a sharp drop in export orders.
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But separatist groups do continue to inflict violence on Russia, like the deadly 2014 bombings in Volvograd.
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Police believe the attacker's goal was simple and indiscriminate: Inflict pain on as many people as possible.
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No one on the Republican stage—explicitly including Donald Trump—would inflict anywhere near that much damage.
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Clearly these men and women were not messing around and were intending to inflict grievous bodily harm.
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Two sources tell us Avicii broke a bottle and used the glass to inflict the fatal wound.
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There's a spectrum of pain that men can inflict on women that all fall under rape culture.
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It could get much worse, as chaos grows, armed separatists kill and soldiers inflict horrors on civilians.
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He wants, The Times moans, to inflict a heavy blow on her in California and even — gasp!
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In the eighth inning on Saturday, the Rays had no intention of letting Sanchez inflict further damage.
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Just as we're wondering what else this benighted day will inflict on poor Cleo, her water breaks.
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The biggest impediment to adopting negative rates could be the strain they inflict on financial institutions' margins.
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And that's only a small portion of the cruel changes the ACHA plans to inflict on Americans.
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What he cannot legally do, however, is revoke benefits or inflict penalties for speech he disagrees with.
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And the disappearances inflict a lasting torture on enemies — robbing them of even the finality of death.
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And if you want to advance your own interests, it is legitimate to inflict damage on others.
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What is far more certain is the pain the oil crash will inflict on America's oil industry.
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Two months ago he decided how he would do it, the way he could inflict maximum damage.
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But it's more clear-eyed and serious than "Three Billboards" about what it means to inflict pain.
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And it's unlikely the US can inflict that much damage without hurting its own economy as well.
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The midterm elections' aftermath will decide how much more damage President Trump will be allowed to inflict.
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They have a powerful conventional ability to deter invasion and could inflict untold casualties on South Korea.
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And if they could inflict some psychological damage on the Celtics in the process, so be it.
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Land mines litter the paths and fields, placed to inflict death and casualties and to sow fear.
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Hurricane Harvey may inflict as much as $24.63 billion in damages on homeowners, according to preliminary estimates.
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They're looking to inflict some pain on someone's critical infrastructure that makes use of these control systems.
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They could also inflict more damage when they strike because of their greater kinetic energy on impact.
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"Christopher Hasson intended to inflict violence on the basis of his racist and hateful beliefs," Hur said.
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Then again, Glauber said, the flip side of retaliations are they could inflict pain on China, too.
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"The Taliban cannot win on the battlefield, therefore they inflict harm and suffering on innocent civilians," Gen.
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The sincerity that you can exhibit with yourself, you have no right to inflict on anyone else.
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Mnuchin didn't speculate on whether the president will inflict more economic pain on Beijing through additional tariffs.
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We have to think about the settings we speak into, and how they may inflict further injury.
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The devastating effect on nonbusiness services sectors would inflict disproportionate hardship on low-skill, low-income workers.
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For years, Twitter has faced criticism for the rampant abuse some of its users inflict on others.
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Could anyone really watch Serena and her bumblingly evil husband Fred (Joseph Fiennes) inflict more pain on June?
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Most heinous crime: The general psychological damage Mama and Papa Pope inflict on their daughter is... really rough.
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Since then, more criminals have carried weapons that can shoot continuously and inflict even more damage, Spitzer said.
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Fred, a violent man-child always happy to inflict his savage will on women, is immediately on board.
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The answer is that an evil or incompetent person could use these weapons to inflict harm on others.
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If it could keep America out, it could, in all probability, inflict a crushing defeat on the island.
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Instead, officials say the visit will serve as a reminder the terrible destruction that nuclear weapons can inflict.
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Treatment needs to teach people to find better ways of managing distress—not simply inflict more of it.
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And, as social animals, the greatest retribution we can possibly inflict upon such people is exile and erasure.
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He already had sledgehammer hands, an arsenal of submissions, and a preternatural ability to avoid and inflict pain.
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Those involved in the industry squeal at the disruption such changes would inflict on deeply integrated supply chains.
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Russian authorities have also tightened controls on Georgian wine imports, a step that could inflict further economic damage.
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A ban on high-capacity magazines, which have the ability to inflict devastating harm in a short time.
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But while we don't yet know the attacker's motives, the attack was clearly designed to inflict massive casualties.
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The U.S. embassy said the attack underscored the harm the Taliban continued to inflict on the Afghan people.
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And maybe rank-and-file Republicans will finally bolt, worried Trump will inflict permanent damage to their party.
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I hope to all things unholy that you haven't, though, because the damage they inflict can be debilitating.
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The goods had been chosen to hit where key U.S. legislators live, rather than inflict broader economic pain.
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The characters inflict terrible damage on ourselves and the people they love when they refuse to accept this.
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Considered the second most common lightning hazard, side splashes inflict 20 to 30 percent of injuries and fatalities.
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The facts demonstrate that voting for the amnesty bill would inflict damage from which few Republicans could recover.
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Plus, removing 11 million workers and consumers from the country would inflict significant damage on the U.S. economy.
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Sharif concurred with the belief that the brinksmanship will "resolve itself" before either country can inflict lasting damage.
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Hong Kong officials, meanwhile, have cautioned that protracted tensions could also inflict lasting damage to the local economy.
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"Now the Republican primary has taken shape, Trump will inflict more harm on down-ballot Republicans," he said.
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For the fanatics of ISIS, there is no better time to inflict their misery and hatred upon us.
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Tracey has developed protocols to inflict the maximum amount of pain with the minimum amount of tissue damage.
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And how are we to discern when foreign actors purposely inflict these fears upon us through intimidation tactics?
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There's no rhyme or reason to this, just a desire to co-opt religious freedom to inflict harm.
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The media obsession that drives every news cycle to inflict damage against him has gone way too far.
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For it to be hate speech, it must be coupled with a call to action to inflict harm.
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It's nothing I'd inflict upon you, though it's fairly easy to remove clips you don't want in there.
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The Graham-Cassidy bill would cut those lifelines and in place of a helping hand, inflict tremendous harm.
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Second, they used calculations that put less weight on the harm climate change could inflict on future generations.
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Punishment is partly an expression of a society's desire to inflict pain on those who break the law.
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After all, why would someone willingly cause themselves pain, or ask someone else to inflict pain upon them?
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Ms. Dumpson's legal team will monitor his compliance and can inflict monetary penalties if he does not comply.
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I inflict myself onto the world like a virus, hoping to infect everyone I come into contact with.
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Some cabinet members put a spotlight on the damage they said a shutdown would inflict on the public.
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To inflict more pain on China, the Trump administration last week raised the ante in its trade war.
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He manipulated me so that he could more effectively inflict violence and exert power and control over me.
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Researchers are warning that the coronavirus pandemic could inflict long-lasting emotional trauma on an unprecedented global scale.
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If it worked — but was more effective than expected — China could inflict unintended damage on its own economy.
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It appears that the ability to inflict pain on China is not what you thought it would be.
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Friends like the Kurds who have shed blood to inflict great harm on the Islamic State are betrayed.
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But there is evidence that the drills may inflict psychological harm by increasing levels of fear and anxiety.
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For them, terror is an end in itself, whose sole aim is to inflict pain and instill fear.
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Cyberattacks are also a way for the country to inflict damage with little risk of a military response.
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The mineral layer, they observed, was capable of resisting the sort of damage a piranha bite would inflict.
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"Cyberattacks threaten our economy and inflict untold damage on thousands of Americans," Hatch said in a statement Thursday.
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They were, in fact, deliberate acts of destruction intended to inflict as much devastation and damage as possible.
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Opponents said the measure would allow men claiming to be women to enter women's bathrooms and inflict harm.
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Nevertheless, the Mets might be able to inflict some real damage on their cross-borough rivals this week.
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Whether the President understands the blow to Iran that such cultural devastation would inflict is impossible to know.
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Putting more cops in schools won't make schools safer, and it will likely inflict a lot of harm
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There is nothing like story line and deadline pressure to inflict full compliance with the ethics of neutrality.
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It did exactly what a round fired by an AR-15 was intended to do: inflict maximum damage.
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China's commerce ministry stated Thursday that Beijing would retaliate if Washington was to inflict new tariffs, Reuters reported.
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Any tax increases that might eventually be adopted to service the extra debt would inflict further economic damage.
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Daesh has lost territorial control in Syria and Iraq, but it still retains the capacity to inflict horrors.
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But it will seek to inflict pain on the U.S. as sanctions continue to bite, likely through military means.
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Financial markets are nervous about the damage a U.S. withdrawal could inflict on the highly integrated North American economy.
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And the pain that it is going to inflict it&aposs going to be noticeable at a new level.
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North Korea has repeatedly threatened to inflict "pain and suffering" on the United States in retaliation for additional sanctions.
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According to Minor's research, which focuses on North Brooklyn, the closures inflict micro-level harms on a local community.
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They're good because a clearer view of the world reduces our suffering and the suffering we inflict on others.
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In a curious turn from the source material, Wolff's Light also seems eager to inflict violent deaths upon strangers.
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While this latest round of sanctions will doubtless inflict considerable economic pain, the administration's bigger gamble is more uncertain.
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We have the capacity to inflict this disciplinary regime on each other, as well, for good and for ill.
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Mr Lighthizer's team thinks some of China's practices inflict damage on America but are not covered by WTO rules.
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And even if he loses, there is still a massive amount of damage he can inflict on American democracy.
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The insurgents often place landmines to target Afghan security forces, but the lethal weapons also inflict casualties on civilians.
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It can stir people to action, move them to tears of both joy and sorrow, and ... inflict great pain.
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School District Superintendent Austin Beutner has said the demands, if fully met, would inflict too great a budget strain.
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Over time, those absences inflict damage not just on a young woman's academic development, but her state of mind.
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The reality is that if we don't open up to Albania, we'll inflict a terrible trauma on the region.
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Using the more capable Lightning connector to just inflict that same old abomination on people is almost Machiavellian evil.
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Saul's recurring subject is pain and abuse of all kinds — what we inflict on others and do to ourselves.
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As we have seen, our adversaries seek to inflict not only grievous loss of life, but lasting psychological harm.
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Perhaps the collective panic over his departure reflects our continued insecurity over our capacity to inflict harm upon ourselves.
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"Actions undertaken by the US today inflict further damage to the Russia-US relations," it said in its statement.
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But it was impossible to fully quell my repugnance at all that I continued to witness and to inflict.
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There is no reason to inflict that kind of pain on an island that has already seen such struggle.
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Research shows that abusers inflict violence on pets as a way to intimidate or exert control over their partners.
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Instead, regular tremors will disrupt and inflict damage on international institutions, as well as ideals for which they stand.
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Why would someone who had been a longtime neighbor of Paul's suddenly snap and inflict serious damage on him?
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"Now that the Republican primary has taken shape, Trump will inflict more harm on down-ballot Republicans," he said.
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The light of its wings comes from their scales, which can inflict paralysis, poisoning, or sleep on its opponents.
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Shkreli maintains that he never thought his post would be viewed as a call to inflict violence against Clinton.
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Considered the second most common lightning hazard, side splashes inflict 20 to 30 per cent of injuries and fatalities.
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How much harm will this inflict upon the poor, the sick and those striving to better themselves in college?
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The children don't care how much damage they inflict as long as they get the prize in the end.
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The dross of life would not inflict itself upon me: I could arrange and edit to suit my specifications.
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"In real life, there is a huge desire to properly indulge and inflict pain on each other," Auer says.
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You can still inflict a fair bit of damage on the opposing side with some ham-handed controller slamming.
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He was thrilled to inflict politics in every direction, even (or especially) onto the toy armies of pro sports.
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But what sort of damage will two to three nights of heavy drinking a week in our 20003s inflict?
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Ahead of the rematch in Diriyah, near Riyadh, Ruiz said he hoped to inflict another painful defeat on Joshua.
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This means not freedom to inflict harm (pollute, monopolize) but freedom from harm (climate violence, financial fraud, unsafe products).
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And 32,000 nuclear weapons is much, much more than would be necessary to inflict devastating consequences on any attacker.
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Yet there is nothing amusing about the damage that hyperinflation can inflict on the lives of people and nations.
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As a result, Swift's withdrawal may inflict less of a blow than some might expect, some sanctions specialists said.
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The stated goal of the attackers was to inflict major economic damage on Egypt by choking its tourist industry.
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We must discover how to seal the wounds rather than just inflict them, or our problems will grow exponentially.
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Historically, Washington has been able to inflict greater pain, but Tehran has shown a greater capacity to absorb it.
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Until then, the trade war is going to inflict damage on some companies in the United States and elsewhere.
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"No doubt he will continue to inflict damage upon USCIS's processes from his new perch," said another USCIS official.
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Any controversy has the potential to inflict damage on the Republican brand and hurt down-ballot candidates, they fear.
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The Afghan leaders that continue to change loyalties tend to inflict more damage to the country than anything else.
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U.S. Attorney Robert Hur said Hasson intended to inflict violence on the basis of his racist and hateful beliefs.
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That underscores the uncertainty that a public health issue like the coronavirus can inflict on the global business landscape.
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But he also admitted that there was potential for the new tariffs to inflict economic pain closer to home.
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What we don't know, and don't want to find out, is how much damage he is prepared to inflict.
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"Thirty-one rockets aren't designed as a warning shot; that is designed to inflict damage and kill," Milley said.
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It was an ominous prelude of the damage the huge storm could inflict on Friday when it makes landfall.
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NotPetya, some researchers believe, was designed by the Russian government to use the guise of ransomware to inflict damage.
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Constantly invading a cat's personal space can also inflict something like psychological trauma, leading to chronic litter box accidents.
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In addition to being inconvenient, or nonsensical, the variations in occupational laws between states inflict extreme hardship on workers.
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Aiming to inflict pressure on the high-scoring Cowboys, Pittsburgh went for 2 after scoring two first-quarter touchdowns.
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But he also admitted that there was potential for the new tariffs to inflict economic pain closer to home.
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His self-portraits, especially the later ones, are pitilessly honest explorations of the psychic toll we inflict on ourselves.
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That would create a precedent for holding Big Gun accountable for the costs that its products inflict on society.
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"Thirty-one rockets aren't designed as a warning shot, that is designed to inflict damage and kill," Milley said.
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Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's brutal intervention in Yemen's civil war continues to inflict death and famine on the Yemeni people.
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And Trump's tariffs plan wouldn't actually hurt China but would instead inflict the most pain on Europe and Canada.
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And most significantly, it explores that trauma in a way that feels mostly divorced from the men who inflict it.
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" The document claims the revised executive order would inflict "substantial harm on U.S. companies, their employees, and the entire economy.
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This is happening today—imagine the havoc and harm an ASI could inflict with greater power, scope, and social reach.
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You then do reps — that could mean squats, a warrior pose, or planking — which will inflict damage on your enemies.
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For the threat to be effective, Mrs May must be able to convince voters that it really would inflict harm.
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A Western air campaign could inflict heavy casualties and knock back ISWAP's ability to organise by a year or more.
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It wants to inflict as little pain as possible on American consumers, and as much as possible on Chinese exporters.
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While at the facility, the women expressed that they would rather "inflict harm" upon themselves than return to Saudi Arabia.
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Some veteran Democrats are downplaying the damage that the new debate over health care could inflict on the Clinton campaign.
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In the debut for both sides, Clutch dominated, with the Guardians struggling to inflict any damage on their superior opponents.
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Only to conceal the fraud lurking underneath, and to inflict enough emotional and financial distress to get away with it.
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There's some wiggle room, however, for a state to design how exactly to inflict this inevitable pain on Medicaid recipients.
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Nor do shattered dreams of parenthood inflict any bodily intrusion, at least not one that patients didn't previously consent to.
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She says he accepted a plea deal to avoid further harm that a trial would inflict on all those involved.
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IS and other Islamist groups have taken advantage of the chaos in Yemen to inflict their own brand of carnage.
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But its ability to inflict terror, to take advantage of ungoverned spaces and exploit sectarian hatred is far from extinguished.
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For three years, Miller has used his perch to inflict fear and anxiety on refugees, asylum-seekers and unauthorized immigrants.
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If it ever came to major war, North Korea would inflict massive damage on South Korean, Japanese, and US citizens.
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At the other, terrorists who inflict the most carnage might fear a backlash from the government or the local population.
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Two months ago, he said, he decided to use a truck "to inflict maximum damage against civilians," the complaint said.
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Most of the goals stemmed from poor defending as Chelsea found ever more ingenious ways to inflict pain on Mourinho.
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Such ships can take hundreds of tons of fish in each haul, and inflict lasting damage on the marine environment.
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The Supreme Court has long acknowledged the principle that it would be unconstitutional during an execution to inflict torturous pain.
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Each piece of debris, no matter how small, travels at speeds high enough to inflict catastrophic damage to vital equipment.
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And, to my mind, it falls way short of accounting for how much damage rampant inequality can inflict on society.
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Crimes such as arson, vehicle theft and burglary inflict emotional damage and economic hardship, costing victims $85033 billion in 2015.
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At home, it rallies the Russian public around the flag by publicizing the damage Russia's enemies are trying to inflict.
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So, one particular utility of femtosecond pulses has to do with their ability to inflict highly precise injuries to cells.
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Isaiah Thomas: Orlando Magic Nobody needs to remind the NBA how much damage they're can inflict more than this guy.
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We can also praise him for the existential crisis he is about to retrospectively inflict on macho blockbuster British masculinity.
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How one man, one sick minded heartless sociopath could inflict such pain on so many is quite literally beyond belief.
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Because the ice could inflict violence at any moment, everyone retreated indoors, making for an oddly quiet state of emergency.
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This Administration's border and immigration policy is broken, and clearly designed to inflict as much pain on migrants as possible.
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Another aspect of the law could inflict pain: the rules regarding how much pass-through owners decide to pay themselves.
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So, it's extra important to stick with emotional honesty even after people take advantage of your vulnerability to inflict pain.
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We are trying to inflict pain on the North Korean regime to stop the development of nuclear weapons and missiles.
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He also said he began planning the attack about a year earlier and used a truck to inflict maximum damage.
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No attempt was made to inflict upon him the annoyance of a formal reception, or to intrude upon his privacy.
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But they are also a seductive tool, potentially tempting presidents and military commanders to inflict grave damage without sufficient forethought.
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That seems like a terribly unfair hardship to inflict on women in what is likely to be a global recession.
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But his shift also has a strategic component, seemingly timed to inflict maximum damage to the political fortunes of Mrs.
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Why wish away the lives of our daughters instead of teaching our sons not to inflict this pain on them?
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These include trust and the belief that the partner is there to provide love and security rather than inflict hurt.
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Such tariffs on specific products produced in politically important areas in the United States can inflict a lot of pain.
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China imposed its own tariffs on American goods, specifically targeting agriculture and other sectors intended to inflict pressure on Trump.
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President Donald Trump is hardly exaggerating when he says that the U.S. could inflict historically unprecedented damage on North Korea.
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No one was killed or injured in those strikes, which appeared designed to save face rather than to inflict casualties.
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Shooters looking to inflict mass carnage choose assault weapons with high-capacity magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds.
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They inflict pressure on other teams with their depth and alleviate their own scorers of it when the bottom contributes.
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Even as his team's lead swelled, Wall kept pushing to inflict as much psychological trauma on the Celtics as possible.
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"Steps that would inflict pain on China's national champion companies might bring them around to a binding deal," Pillsbury said.
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Shooters looking to inflict mass carnage choose assault weapons with high-capacity magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds.
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"To the extent that this trade war continues and it continues to inflict damage, stock prices can go anywhere," Damodaran said.
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Jose isn't expected to inflict much damage, but high seas and riptides are predicted this weekend off Cape Cod and Nantucket.
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But there's also a vocal minority that has demonstrated the ability to inflict political pain on those who defy its demands.
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Palestinian militants still have an arsenal of rockets and could potentially inflict damage or casualties in Israel, followed by Israeli retaliation.
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He is required by his position as Minister of Magic to fight those who would inflict the same trauma on others.
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However, for more than 100 years, scientists have toiled to understand why and how guns inflict the damage that they do.
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"We must make sure that the offenders suffer greater damage than the damage they inflict," Moon said in a Cabinet meeting.
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The ground it holds has been drastically reduced, but the militants can still inflict tremendous damage in Iraq's towns and cities.
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A BDSM robot would seem to inflict harm onto you, but if you had requested this, then it wasn't wrongfully done.
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Jim Banks (R-Ind.) accused the senator of attempting to "inflict maximum damage" due to his turbulent relationship with the president.
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What's becoming increasingly obvious is that the show is about the monstrous acts of cruelty humans can inflict on each other.
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But if the uncertainties of the trade war inflict enough harm on confidence and spending, it might cut interest rates anyway.
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It still has the ability to inflict damage on beleaguered Afghan security forces and to take over significant swaths of territory.
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Pius, we soon learn, is a monster, armed with an agenda he plans to inflict on the world's 1 billion Catholics.
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But season 2 is devoted to the deep, lingering wounds that family can inflict, and the difficulty of escaping a legacy.
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You've got to inflict real fear in the opposite party to get some substantive concessions, or they don't take it seriously.
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This is more about Iran continuing to send messages to the U.S. that it is able to inflict damage on it.
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In other social media posts, she incited Americans to join the caliphate and to inflict terror at home, the Times reported.
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He had come from Mississippi to Washington, DC, to talk about the damage the estate tax would inflict on his family.
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Two witch-centered stories had scenes where women with magical powers inflict pain on men who more-or-less deserve it.
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He fears that it might even encourage some people to inflict violence on trans people in school or in the future. .
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It didn't just inflict damage on Hillary Clinton; it further divided our political parties and got Americans angry ... at each other.
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I prayed for the fortitude to bear as much pain as my torturers could inflict until they broke from inflicting it.
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They can inflict pain, but there's no way either can force a surrender in the face of national wrath at home.
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Saw rape and murder and brutality organized, scaled and viciously and effectively tailored to inflict extreme suffering on a great many.
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It would not take an American-Russian conflagration to inflict enormous environmental damage, said Alan Robock, a climatologist at Rutgers University.
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"Natural pandemics, such as the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, have shown the damage that infectious diseases can inflict," it said.
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Each piece of space debris, no matter how small, travels at speeds high enough to inflict catastrophic damage to vital equipment.
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When armed forces inflict indiscriminate harm on civilian populations, it carries steep costs beyond the obvious human toll on affected populations.
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But the benefits are dwarfed by the damage U.S. President Donald Trump could inflict with more tariffs, say on car imports.
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And insurers inflict massive paperwork on doctors and hospitals, which spend about one-quarter of their revenues on billing and administration.
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Russia, of course, has had the ability to inflict massive damage on the U.S. mainland since the at least the 1950s.
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The Lindsey Group's Peter Boockvar believes the bitcoin boom is a classic mania that will ultimately inflict a lot of pain.
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Chemical weapons are uniquely dangerous not only because they inflict gruesome suffering, but because even small amounts can unleash widespread devastation.
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All of them essentially require the computer to have already been hacked before they can be used to inflict more damage.
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This is crucial information in terms of preparing for future space weather events, and the damage they might inflict on infrastructure.
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I know well the heartbreak and hurt that addicts inflict on others because I am one and have done those things.
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Invoking the so-called nuclear option, they argued, could needlessly inflict new political damage on both the Senate and the court.
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Strikes in recent weeks have failed to inflict much disruption, underscoring a sense that the changes are essentially a done deal.
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The government denies targeting civilians, insisting that the rebels inflict most of the suffering, which Western observers and aid groups dispute.
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So what could the subway's operator, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, do to find more commuters upon whom to inflict its suffering?
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How many "degrees of horrible" can they inflict upon their surroundings as long as they have enough power to quell pushback?
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S. trade war sharply escalated, threatening to inflict more damage on the world's largest economies and weigh further on global growth.
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Because Gen X is nothing if not willing to inflict its traumas on its children, and Netflix is here to help.
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The goal was never to conduct a legitimate counterintelligence investigation; it was to inflict political damage against a duly elected president.
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Each piece of that debris, no matter how small, travels at speeds high enough to inflict catastrophic damage to vital equipment.
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Mr. Thompson ordered Mr. Colburn to fire his M-240 machine gun at any soldiers who tried to inflict further harm.
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No military defeat the United States could inflict on them would be enough to prevent them from reemerging in this environment.
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In Africa, the presidents who serve longest are often the most corrupt, multiplying the harm they inflict with each passing year.
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The company said new U.S. tariffs placed on Airbus planes "will inflict serious harm on U.S. airlines" and impact its profits.
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The rule, which was halted temporarily by a court late last year, is poised to inflict huge, unbudgeted costs on businesses.
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Last week, President Donald Trump signed an executive memorandum that would inflict tariffs on Chinese imports — of up to $60 billion.
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But his determination to inflict similar damage on the province of a neighboring country must be challenged by the international community.
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Paul Krugman Will 50 Republican senators be willing to inflict grievous harm on their constituents in the name of party loyalty?
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Delta said imposing tariffs will inflict serious harm on U.S. airlines, the millions of Americans they employ and the traveling public.
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Her ideas, which have included a wealth tax and regulating private equity firms, could particularly inflict pain on Wall Street titans.
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"Eliminating DACA will inflict serious harm on U.S. companies, all workers, and the American economy as a whole," the firms wrote.
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On Thursday, President Donald Trump signed an executive memorandum that would inflict tariffs on Chinese imports — of up to $1.83 billion.
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Leaving the EU will still inflict long-term economic damage and any blame will fall squarely on Johnson and his government.
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This is the sort of thing that, if it goes any more sideways, could inflict real damage on his 2020 prospects.
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It's pure conflation of the state and the president, to say nothing of the longing for the ability to inflict violence.
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It threatens to bring about Trump's impeachment and inflict collateral damage on the presidential campaign of Democratic front-runner Joe Biden.
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To say whether those embers reignite would be to inflict a minor spoiler on you, but really "The Children" is unspoilable.
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Marine predators compete with fisheries for food, and inflict commercial losses that will become more substantial as conservation efforts gain traction.
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Once Trump quits the deal, he will inflict lasting damage on American foreign policy efforts, well beyond collaboration on environmental issues.
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Britain's 1996 Wild Mammals Protection Act states it is unlawful for "anyone to mutilate, kick, beat, nail or otherwise impale, stab, burn, stone, crush, drown, drag or asphyxiate any wild mammal with intent to inflict unnecessary suffering," according to the newspaper, but others have argued that Maugham intended to protect his chickens rather than inflict suffering.
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Earlier this month Winterkorn's successor, Matthias Mueller, warned workers gathered in Wolfsburg that the scandal would inflict "substantial and painful" financial damage.
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Manon never knows the pain is coming, but everyone believes she's hardened against it, and so they inflict it upon her mercilessly.
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"But if we keep dwelling on this, it will inflict displeasure to our hearts and we will be the ones suffering too."
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The second option is a "no deal" Brexit that I know as a Transport Minister will inflict untold damage on our nation.
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He owes his rise to his dogged work ethic, his loyalty to the president and his willingness to inflict pain on opponents.
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Alarming new reports describing the damage that climate change may inflict on the planet in the future have contributed to the urgency.
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While hanging backstage with Tyla Yaweh, local illusionist Ryan Tricks gave the "Beerbongs & Bentleys" rapper a chance to inflict some serious pain.
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Artillery shells filled with mustard gas rained tiny droplets onto the battlefield that didn't need to be inhaled to inflict mass casualties.
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Given the likelihood of an acquittal, Trump's victory, it was casually supposed, would inflict a significant political cost on the Democratic Party.
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These movies inflict brutal sexual violence on their protagonists and use rape as character development, reflecting a seriously misguided conception of empowerment.
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This recovery offered some respite to Japanese policymakers worried about the hit a stronger yen could inflict on the export-reliant economy.
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It would also inflict collateral damage on Mr Moroun: the Howe is expected to slash the Ambassador's toll income by 35-50%.
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The government's analysis shows it would inflict heavy economic damage, disrupting supply chains and causing chaos in ports, airports and on roads.
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Modern surgeons would never dare to inflict such pain to their patients, or such terrible risks of killing them with their operations.
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The new mastery is Courage of the Colossus, which gives you a shield when you inflict hard crowd control on an enemy.
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The NYPD also revealed that the girls expressed that they would rather "inflict harm" on themselves than return home to Saudi Arabia.
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The workers know the importance of Easter candy sales to the company, and say they timed their strike to inflict maximum pain.
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Because indigenous peoples suffer the effects of climate change disproportionately, continuing fossil fuel dependence will inflict more harms in years to come.
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Because those are the guys that gotta get in there in front of all these people and inflict harm, and be harmed.
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After all, these new sanctions could eventually inflict levels of pain on the Iranian people as intense as the pre-nuclear sanctions.
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But its ability to inflict terror, take advantage of ungoverned spaces and exploit simmering ethnic and sectarian hatred is far from extinguished.
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RBS's Chief Executive Ross McEwan has said he is worried about the damage a trial could inflict on the bank's battered reputation.
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On Monday, the U.N. human rights chief urged nations to "assume responsibility for their nationals" and not inflict statelessness on fighters' children.
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The violence he will inflict in office, and the permission he gives for others to commit violence, is just beginning to emerge.
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While a temporary escalation of trade tensions could be navigated without much damage at all, a lasting breakdown would inflict serious pain.
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The good news is that, despite the psychological and physical wounds that sustained terrorist campaigns inflict, societies can become inured to them.
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The name "brushy" is fitting for a rural area thick with undergrowth, briars and hidden obstacles that inflict cuts, bruises and falls.
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Wily party leaders often use this as a pretext to refuse to take up legislation that might inflict long-term political damage.
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She came back only to see Kerber inflict further damage with her trademark forehand down the line to go 5-0 up.
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Chris Christie (R) Christie's own bid for the GOP nomination never took off, though he did inflict politically fatal damage on Sen.
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He is simply trying to inflict pain on Bezos for the aggrievement he felt as a result of the Post's critical reporting.
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This unyielding vilification machine helped Mr. Uribe rebuild his political brand, shape public opinion and inflict enduring damage to his successor's image.
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No piece of space debris is insignificant, since each one travels at speeds high enough to inflict catastrophic damage to vital equipment.
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"But I also would inflict more sanctions, and I would try to get China to be part of the sanctions," he said.
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Failure to harden our infrastructure against EMP attacks only lowers the threshold of capability needed by an adversary to inflict catastrophic damage.
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What we do know is that repairing the damage he continues to inflict will not be easy and will not be quick.
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Economists say that in order to work, the plan has to inflict enough pain on tax avoiders that they change their behavior.
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Prosecution isn't a game of horseshoes or hand grenades where prosecutors get to score points or inflict damage without indicting the target.
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The AR-15, which is designed to inflict maximum casualties with rapid bursts, should never have been available for purchase by civilians.
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IN ORDER TO INFLICT THE KIND OF PAIN ON TO CHINA THAT WILL MAKE THEM COMPROMISE AND GET CLOSER TO OUR POSITION.
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Since you are a shareholder in the corporation, press the board to act before you help inflict fines against your own building.
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Both have the power to inflict violence on others, though as far as we know, Trump has not killed or tortured anyone.
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Magnetized by the establishment, he brings an outsider's clinical perspective to its manners and customs and the psychological toll they can inflict.
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The standoff is beginning to inflict pain on Americans, whose lives are affected, in one way or another, by the federal government.
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It is also beginning to inflict pain on Americans whose lives are affected, in one way or another, by the federal government.
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Unceremoniously ripping up the law would inflict untold harm on the health care system — and on all Americans who depend on it.
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The United States and China may be on a collision course yet their presidents each underestimate the pain the other could inflict.
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Other illustrations show the monstrous demons in action, attempting to inflict harm on humans with inscriptions of spells and incantations in Farsi.
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Charles M. Blow It is hard to calculate the grievousness of the wounds that James Comey's testimony will inflict on Donald Trump.
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These have been direct clashes, not the proxy warfare we usually see, in which militia loyal to either side inflict deniable wounds.
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AmorePacific will be hoping that this salvo against the prevailing ideal of Korean beauty will inflict less damage than the missile dispute. ■
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Holidays inflict a lot of pressure to have fun, and social media at its most toxic is all about performing fun online.
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It is quick to inflict suffering on the 8-year-old Syrian girl who's been bombed and strafed and lost her dad.
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Yet a more restrained operation might not inflict enough damage on the government of President Bashar al-Assad to change his calculations.
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Beyond that, it would inflict penalties on real estate brokers who advertised a property in a neighborhood that was essentially a fiction.
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It's not plausible, though, that privacy violations inflict such extreme harms, so those probably aren't the best places to look for analogs.
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They beat the man with a metal bar, raped the woman and used the bar to inflict extensive internal injuries to her.
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Iran&aposs ability to accurately fire missiles demonstrates that it can inflict damage even on more powerful adversaries like the United States.
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"What's changed is the tariffs that were ratcheted up in May have started to really inflict pain on both sides," said Clifton.
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And in Mr. Guaidó's own assessment, he underestimated the government's "ability to inflict harm" — meaning its willingness to threaten those who dissent.
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He also said P&G's move to meaningfully cut spending on digital advertising would inflict long-term damage to the company's brands.
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Mr. Trump doesn't tweet to convey meaning but to achieve an end — whether that is to create a distraction or inflict revenge.
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The Sandy Hook families claim that Bushmaster Firearms knew, or should have known, the products would be used in inflict physical harm.
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How much damage an initial attack would inflict depends on how many are used and on how much of the ordnance explodes.
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In fact, the structure of his tariffs so far is designed to inflict maximum damage on the U.S. economy, for minimal gain.
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Rather than inflict a full-fledged assault to the senses, Hatoum beckons the viewers' attention, then slowly, but surely, threatens direct engagement.
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But Mr. McConnell is also warning Mr. Trump of the damage it could inflict on the party heading into the 2020 elections.
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"I had a callous and inexcusable lack of awareness and insensitivity to the pain my behavior could inflict on others," he said.
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It is quick to inflict suffering on the 8-year-old Syrian girl who's been bombed and strafed and lost her dad.
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It would "kill firms, damage consumers and inflict a level of surveillance onto border communities which doesn't have their consent," the group said.
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And then his goal was to continue down the west side highway to the Brooklyn Bridge to inflict even more damage and harm.
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Mrs Pelosi continues to believe that trying and failing to impeach Mr Trump would inflict grave electoral damage on her party in 2020.
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These tactics proved disastrous, particularly for armored vehicles, after Russian artillery batteries used drones and other advanced surveillance equipment to inflict horrific losses.
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"None of these things like weighted voting rights are allowed in the mainland market - so why inflict them on Hong Kong?" he added.
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Attorneys for Washington and Minnesota argued that reinstating Trump's order would inflict economic damage on both states and emotional distress on their citizens.
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China's investigation, launched in early February, showed its top trading partner how much financial pain it could inflict on U.S. farmers, analysts said.
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But actually unlike the traumatic grief in Hereditary, Hill House revels in the more pure and unintentional pain that families can often inflict.
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What is surprising is that Vallee was able to inflict the damage without ever setting foot in the same room as his victims.
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It is now faced with the growing demerits of prolonged easing, such as the pain ultra-low rates inflict on financial institutions' profits.
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The defense also questioned how a much smaller Meza could inflict so many stab wounds on the 225 foot 22015 inch, 310 lb.
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He wants to believe that those he knows who voted for Trump simply didn't think about the damage they would help to inflict.
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He gave a dark account of how he tries to inflict pain upon himself to try and understand what his daughter went through.
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S. ties does and will inflict upon the U.S. interests at an extremely fragile time in terms of the international and regional security.
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According to the FBI, Jameson suggested using a mix of a car to run down people and a firearm to inflict mass casualties.
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Such an exodus would not only cause widespread disruption in the short term, but also inflict a heavy toll on Britain's demographic profile.
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But he said overseas risks were growing and could inflict broader damage to Japan's economy by hurting business sentiment and destabilising financial markets.
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Demi's message -- the ad's wrong on so many levels because it can inflict pain and harm on those who struggle with eating disorders.
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But no matter what kind of damage they inflict, or improvements they make, the sandwich, in all its glory, will continue to survive.
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Even delegations from states such as Florida that can inflict penalties for voting by conscience instead of popular vote haven't escaped activists' barrage.
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Winds of that magnitude can inflict substantial damage to roofs and walls of even well-constructed homes, according to the National Weather Service.
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Even if America does not inflict a recession on itself—through ill-judged trade policies, say—a global shock could do the job.
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Clearly, if the Israeli forces intended to inflict maximum casualties, thousands of Palestinians would have died, rather than the 60 reported by Hamas.
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There are not nearly enough examples of popular culture that address the immense psychological trauma that sexual assault can inflict on men's psyches.
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But he said overseas risks were growing and could inflict broader damage to Japan's economy by hurting business sentiment and destabilizing financial markets.
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That's not to say that Trump won't inflict harm on other people, too, given the opportunity to secure personal gain by doing so.
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Zoo coordinators had to choose between exposing animals to the smoke or restricting their ability to roam, both of which can inflict stress.
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The obvious way for the NFL to avoid concussed players returning a game is to inflict serious penalties on teams that allow it.
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These two kids need each other; they need to inflict pain on one another to feel less lonely or some other grand platitude.
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Although his extreme words cause real distress, the President seems willing to inflict pain on others in the service of his own impulses.
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Twenty Tory MP's staged a rebellion on Tuesday night to inflict a defeat for Prime Minister Theresa May on the Finance Bill. bit.
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"Our overriding priority was that Matthew will never be able again to inflict his depravity on young women," father John Graham told reporters.
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The pain trade—the trade would inflict the maximum amount of pain to the trading community—has been higher for a long time.
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This counter-information campaign is a sign of how worried Republicans are about Comey's potential to inflict political damage—and is wholly unconvincing.
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Sauer said if there is an attempt to deliberately inflict pain for the sake of pain, an alternative method would not be required.
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That's a dangerous proposition, since a stick from one of the fish's 18 venomous spines can inflict more pain than a jellyfish sting.
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Chilling clues revealed by police suggest the man behind the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history planned to inflict even more carnage.
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Yet, in the Nashville Statement, the CBMW casts itself in exactly this role while simultaneously absolving itself of any destruction it might inflict.
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And understanding how much damage a drone's spinning propellers can inflict on humans will allow them to be designed safer in the future.
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"Ongoing air strikes and fighting continue to inflict heavy casualties, damage public and private infrastructure, and impede delivery of humanitarian assistance," it said.
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A host of weapons blogs and gun forums have discussed the ammunition at length, noting its ability to inflict devastating wounds on targets.
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In the meantime, talk of trade wars and steps to increase tariffs will likely inflict significant economic damage to U.S. and global growth.
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If one believes that conservative Muslim women are being oppressed, then one might offer information and resources rather than inflict shame and exclusion.
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Under pressure from business elites, it is possible Guatemala's lame-duck Congress may give its approval, but that would inflict grave political damage.
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As our circumstances and bodies change, as we inflict and cause pain, as our lives expand and contract, what of the self endures?
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On Tuesday, Brian L. Kahn of Climate Central shared an animation depicting the kind of damage storms like Irma can inflict on property.
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Here are five ways Democrats could inflict pain on the president and his party if they hold the reins in 2019 (The Hill).
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Moreover, while doping violations can lead to suspensions and loss of sponsorships, they don't claw back previous earnings nor inflict more severe punishments.
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"He called on lawmakers to tighten gun control and help "end the plague of violence that these weapons inflict on so many lives.
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We see her inflict many petty torments on Offred, but we also see how Gilead imprisons and demeans Serena at the same time.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. would inflict tariffs that would impact up to $50 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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I've previously stated my opposition to tariffs due to the harm it would inflict on the Texas economy, and I remain opposed today.
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He denied that the coalition sought to inflict suffering on civilians and said only facilities connected to the war effort had been hit.
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But a year later the insurgent group continues to threaten Afghan districts and cities and inflict heavy casualties on the country's security forces.
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Not only can United States Customs and Border Protection inflict penalties for past misdeeds, but businesses can also report their competitors for violations.
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If we don't, we may not survive climate change, disease, and other versions of doom we're bound to inflict on ourselves this century.
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Experts say that aggressive use of the new law could be the most effective way to inflict pain on Mr. Putin's inner circle.
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I can still see the red pocket Nintendo clutched in his hands, his little fingers stabbing the keys to inflict some imaginary violence.
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Educators choose works that can speak to the tempestuous nature of drug addiction and the collateral damage it can inflict on loved ones.
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But it could inflict pain on as many as 500,000 government employees, who could be temporarily out of work during the holiday season.
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The move could inflict damage in states like Alabama and South Carolina, which are home to big Mercedes-Benz and BMW assembly plants.
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They declined to bar their importation into the United States, however, citing the damage such a move would inflict on its rival Intel.
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From a macroeconomic level, it's fundamentally a policy that will kill jobs and inflict significant harm and economic pain on middle-class families.
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It is a cruelty of mass shootings that they sometimes inflict double or triple blows on families, killing one brother while injuring another.
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The pain these people inflict on one another in the name of love (and the denial of it) always hums beneath the surface.
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So we've now seen Trump deliberately hurt millions of people and inflict billions of losses on a major industry out of sheer spite.
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This is where she seems to be teaching us to recognize that black bodies can do something other than suffer and inflict pain.
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No physical barrier can entirely forestall the threat from hate-filled individuals armed with guns, bombs or knives determined to inflict spectacular harm.
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To this day, African-Americans have never received a national apology for slavery and the pervasive damage its devastating legacy continues to inflict.
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Some of those attacks—particularly Triton—had the potential to inflict physical mayhem that threatened the safety of personnel inside the targeted facilities.
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These capabilities would be crucial in neutralizing North Korean offensive capabilities before Pyongyang could inflict grievous damage on South Korea's people and economy.
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By Dart's reasoning, most materials inflict some negative impact on the environment, so it doesn't make sense to ban one and not another.
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Because they wanted to inflict political pain on somebody that had just won an election that, to a lot of people, were surprised.
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Having witnessed up close the carnage that Trump could inflict on imprudent financial institutions, Waugh was in no hurry to repeat the experience.
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But the point is to inflict enough pain on the Assad government and its supporters that they will negotiate seriously at the table.
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Early childhood exposure to lead-based paint can inflict damage on the brain, kidneys, and nervous system, while impairing cognitive and emotional development.
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OPEC officials and investors are trying to assess what economic damage the virus might inflict on demand for crude oil and its products.
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His resignation, coming near the end of a disastrous week for his brother, Prime Minister Boris Johnson, seemed timed to inflict maximum pain.
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They teach important life lessons, build character, and inflict just the right amount of humiliation necessary for future success in the working world.
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A new study in the journal Science explores the economic harm that climate change could inflict on the U.S. in the coming century.
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They seem baffled by Mr. Johnson's insistence on a compressed, time-limited negotiation, which they say could inflict needless damage on Britain's economy.
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Michael Cohen The man who once bragged he'd take a bullet for Donald Trump may instead inflict some serious political damage on him.
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Trump said last weekend's suspected gas attack was a "significant escalation" of the Syrian government's efforts to inflict pain on its own citizens.
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The current stalemate is not an indication of their powers or diminished Taliban capability to inflict massive casualties or take control of Kabul.
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Even people who are tremendously vulnerable themselves, like Crystal Minton, support Trump because of his capacity to inflict pain on others they detest.
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In many cultures, the darkening of the sun meant the gods were very, very angry with humanity, and about to inflict some punishment.
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"It is unfortunate to inflict this article, without proper scientific review, on the audience of The New Yorker," writes Sidney Altman, another Nobel Laureate.
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Congress has so far ruled that out, although even without Congress the other opposition parties would still inflict a sizeable defeat on the BJP.
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A dramatic cut to the program would inflict real pain on any self-respecting millennial who has been a regular contributor to Social Security.
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Survivors of a family member who commits suicide frequently ask: How could the person be so be so selfish to inflict so much pain?
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If he dies, I will personally show up at Marvel Studios' HQ to protest should Endgame inflict any more permanent harm on the character.
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Like so many, the border cops are using this freedom to project a grim facsimile of order, to inflict needless harm on other people.
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Investigators previously said it was unlikely this knife was the murder weapon, noting it was too small to inflict the damage the victims suffered.
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And Akin was notably exposed as being not ready for prime time, whereas Moore has yet to inflict any real damage on his campaign.
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These injuries would inflict significant and irreparable harm on U.S. businesses and their employees, stifling the growth of the United States' most prominent industries.
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Now that Trump will no longer face consequences for his actions, the president and his allies are eager to inflict them upon everyone else.
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As of right now, the agency is only able to inflict penalties or pursue litigation as a method of enforcing already adopted privacy laws.
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They also pay the families of terrorists that literally kill Israelis and inflict pain and suffering on the people of Israel and Americans too.
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Ahead of its release, I spoke to Battaglia about her life and the emotional toll of seeing the Mafia inflict violence on her hometown.
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The solution, then, shouldn't involve regulating the behavior of the people who suffer the most abuse online, or enabling the people who inflict it.
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Houndfish are actually feared by many divers and fishermen because of their large size and ability to inflict puncture wounds with their sharp beaks.
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What to watch: Just as they did a decade ago, analysts and advocates are warning that these coal plants could inflict major economic damage.
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The last week of October in SoCal isn't scary for Halloween, but for the real danger wildfires historically inflict this time of the month.
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But anyone who has tried to return a good-sized map to its folded state knows the damage it can inflict on the paper.
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Were a 1910-style whopper to strike again, the inundation would affect 5m people and could inflict damage costing anything between €3bn and €30bn.
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Both women sing about the way memories can inflict damage, whether it's a smile long since withheld or a lifetime worth of intimate contact.
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That means Trump—with Republicans controlling both houses of Congress—will be able to inflict a radical agenda on the country with minority support.
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But would the ensuing judicial invalidation of a presidential action — as some commentators have worried — inflict lasting damage to the presidency as an institution?
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The main goal here seems to be to inflict some kind of vague, unbearable misery upon Kavanaugh, but that's not all Catland is after.
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Two teams of up to 25 people on horseback competeto inflict horrible wounds on one another with dulled bamboo spears, and then it ends.
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Retaliatory tariffs from US trading partners, meanwhile, are devised to inflict maximum pain on Trump-supporting areas to encourage the President to back down.
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The state of Washington brings this suit to protect the state and its women residents from the substantial harm the administration's new rules inflict.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson removes 21 Conservative members of Parliament from his party after they help inflict a major parliamentary defeat on his government.
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As both nations inflict fresh rounds of tariffs and rock an already vulnerable market, strategists are warning the turbulence may be far from over.
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It added that Iran's response wouldn't be limited to the source of the threat, suggesting it would inflict damage beyond what it had suffered.
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"There seems to be fresh ambition to inflict major damage on a ship that we have not seen since 2002," one maritime source said.
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The rural-based Nationals, the junior member of the coalition government, opposes a ban, insisting it could inflict widespread damage on Australia's agricultural sector.
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At times last month, it seemed that blanket television coverage of the human toll of separations would inflict irreversible political damage on the administration.
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"(IS) has routinely carried out devastating attacks that appear designed to inflict maximum death and suffering on ordinary Iraqis," HRW said in a statement.
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Oil giants Royal Dutch Shell and Statoil reported steep declines in earnings as lower crude prices continue to inflict pain on major oil companies.
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But what kind of problems could a Trump presidency actually inflict on Amazon, the site that's the default marketplace for his branded men's dresswear.
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But many analysts believe this so-called "nuclear option" is unlikely given the damage it could inflict on financial markets and the global economy.
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Senators in both parties predict blowing up the Senate's rules to confirm Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch will inflict serious damage on the institution.
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Speaking at the Wolfsburg meeting, Chief Executive Matthias Mueller said the scandal would inflict "substantial and painful" financial damage on the carmaker, without elaborating.
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Duterte said he would not allow Islamic State to gain traction in the Philippines and inflict murder on the scale of Syria and Iraq.
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It could also stem the flow of Chinese tourists and students to the U.S., which would inflict economic pain on major cities and universities.
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But the EU is also a deeply flawed institution, with a common currency that is continuing to inflict economic misery on millions of people.
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That led to calls for new bail-in rules to be adjusted so they did not inflict such large losses on ordinary retail investors.
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I'm sure this is unfounded, but we've all seen crime dramas or movies where some "reformed" criminal gets out just to inflict more harm.
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Hurricane Michael could inflict wind and storm-surge losses of up to $4.5 billion, according to CoreLogic, a data-analytics company in Irvine, Calif.
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Internal Exxon memos from the 1980s, for example, warned that continued fossil fuel use could inflict "catastrophic" harm on much of the world's population.
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Instead, they presented data showing the harm the proposition would inflict on the auto sector and pressed the United States to explain its reasoning.
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The sheer distance from your victims makes it possible to inflict horrors you never would have imagined yourself capable of committing face to face.
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"Even when speech 'inflict[s] great pain,' our Constitution protects it 'to ensure that we do not stifle public debate,'" the majority opinion reads.
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The attack was a dangerous escalation in international hacking, as faceless enemies demonstrated both the drive and the ability to inflict serious physical damage.
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It's no longer about what a woman is willing to inflict on herself — it's about whether she might jeopardize her not-yet-conceived offspring.
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And the administration is betting that its policy will inflict pain on Tehran without causing a spike in oil prices or an aggressive reaction.
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Senator Angus King, the Maine independent who sits on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said Mr. Trump's criticism of his briefers could inflict real damage.
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Studies also show that domestic abusers with guns inflict a disproportionate amount of violence on their partners, and that the victims are overwhelmingly female.
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The American and Chinese leaders are both impetuous, authoritarian and overconfident nationalists, and each appears to underestimate the other side's capacity to inflict pain.
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The longer social distancing and quarantines are in effect, Gapen warns the more damage they'll inflict on corporate balance sheets, hiring and consumer spending.
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Although the group has suffered defeats, including the deaths of leaders and the loss of territory, the Shabab's ability to inflict harm remains undiminished.
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It is an approach drawn from Mr. Trump's real-estate experience: Inflict maximum pain first, then see if the other guy wants to talk.
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Countries will still inflict tariffs and other barriers on agriculture and other commodities, but the danger to the world economy will be far less.
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But I am also witness to the profound suffering those very same tools can inflict on patients who are approaching the end of life.
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China will seek permission from the World Trade Organization to inflict sanctions upon the U.S. as tensions between the two largest global economies continue.
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" She also said they would give North Korea's leaders "a taste of the deprivation they have chosen to inflict on the North Korean people.
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At one point, Stacey accuses Marty of faking his injuries, claiming he was taking photos of scratches on his arms ... scratches she didn't inflict.
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Avenatti argues that figure is a random number and is only "intended to inflict a penalty designed to intimidate and financially cripple" his client.
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Yet hydropower stations can also inflict quite severe environmental trauma on ecosystems as well as human communities -- and they can exacerbate geopolitical tensions, too.
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The two hurricanes are expected to inflict a "bearish shock" on oil balances in September of about 600,000 barrels per day (bpd), Goldman said.
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Last week, reports emerged that the Trump administration may inflict tariffs on another $200 billion worth of Chinese goods as soon as this week.
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While she was the undoubted hero, Jon Snow's bewildering detour from getting on Drogon caused some real pain to inflict the mother of dragons.
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American tariffs, in other words, could inflict even greater pain on allies like South Korea, Japan and Taiwan — and on the United States itself.
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The Defense Department once estimated that North Korea could inflict 250,000 casualties on Seoul alone through conventional artillery, according to a Rand Corporation report.
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In place of a temporary ban on entry, the president has imposed an indefinite one, deepening and prolonging the harms a stay would inflict.
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The House of Representatives has already inflicted upon the president the greatest censure, the greatest condemnation, that the House can inflict upon any president.
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But it is important to remember that to inflict such confessions on people of color without their consent is a kind of psychological violence.
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But studies like Chang's and other research suggest that it is possible to moderate our opioid use and not inflict unnecessary harm on patients.
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The goal [is] that the US can inflict a high enough cost on the Taliban to make negotiations a more attractive option than fighting.
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Even then, though, she says, he was acting out of an obsessive compulsion that things be right, not out of any desire to inflict misery.
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"No one wins in a trade war, and an escalating tariff fight will inflict immense damage on American businesses, workers and consumers," the Association wrote.
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He also declined to say if a collapse in negotiations would cause Trump to inflict more tariffs on China, the Times said in the report.
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I don't think it's worth it to inflict a bad snack on yourself just to earn a spot in a cacophony of identical meme tweets.
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Apart from the serious pain they inflict, civil rights advocates have argued that the stun belts alone make a defendant look guilty to a jury.
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So did the Pittsburgh Steelers, having inflicted so much misery over the years, and they stomped into Paul Brown Stadium ready to inflict some more.
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"To ignore a President's repeated efforts to obstruct an investigation into his own disloyal behavior would inflict great and lasting damage on this country," Sen.
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Everywhere, "masculine neglect" in families that have dropped out of steady employment means that these "tough guys" inflict the worst violence on their own bodies.
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These behind-closed-doors attacks became a microcosm for all the dangers the entertainment industry was allowed to inflict upon women for far too long.
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The National Reconnaissance Office also oversees surveillance satellites that are key for targeting weapons, and assessing the damage they inflict, according to the NRO website.
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When your router is compromised, a hacker can inflict damage, not just on the router itself, but on every connected device running on your network.
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Taiwan's American-made frigates would eventually be blown out of the water, but not before their potent torpedoes might inflict serious damage on Chinese ships.
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It would prohibit them, the brief says, from censoring racist or bullying content on their platforms that "inflict great pain or emotional stress on others".
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Instead, Reid said the real reason for Trump's failure to disclose the returns is due to the political damage they would inflict on his campaign.
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That part makes people uncomfortable, but we live in a culture where men are sort of allowed to inflict penises on women all the time.
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But a cyberattack isn't needed to weaken the public's trust in an election's outcome — a malfunction can also inflict the same kind of civic damage.
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Democrats will want to inflict as much pain as possible on Republicans, and force them to take as many damaging political votes as they can.
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"We have no desire to inflict harm on the long-suffering North Korean people, who are distinct from the hostile regime in Pyongyang," they wrote.
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Militant groups, most of whom have their headquarters in Pakistan, have become increasingly willing to inflict collateral damage on civilians, according to the U.N. report.
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Severino is now in a position to transform his dangerous rhetoric into action that can inflict serious harm on the lives of millions of Americans.
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In the event of a trade dispute, any country that is a major buyer of American products is in a position to inflict similar damage.
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We have seen devastating computer worms inflict damage on unpatched systems with wide-ranging impact, and are seeking to motivate increased protections against this flaw.
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This leads to the terrifying specter of independent actors intentionally (or unintentionally) engineering pathogens with the potential to inflict worse harm than history's deadliest pandemics.
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Hurricane Matthew is on track to inflict billions of dollars' worth of damage to properties and businesses on the U.S. Southeast coast, early estimates show.
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And, again, I go back to that was a wanton act by a criminal to intentionally cause damage, to intentionally inflict some malware out there.
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In addition to fears about the harm such attitudes inflict on girls, the online reaction reflected concern about the lack of sex education in China.
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Despite government assurances that their exposure to radiation had been insufficient to inflict physical harm, veterans could see they were getting sick in disproportionate numbers.
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Thomas B. Edsall As Donald Trump's campaign continues to spiral, a crucial question arises: How much collateral damage could he inflict on the Republican Party?
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"Doing otherwise can itself be tremendously harmful to transgender youth and inflict a trauma that could stay with them for the rest of their lives."
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Many of the amendments were aimed at political messaging designed to inflict damage on senators of the opposite party or to make other political points.
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It will be virtually impossible for the United States to inflict high enough costs to force North Korea to denuclearize without fighting a devastating war.
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In 2011, Sarah Hart was convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence assault in the fourth-degree, and she pleaded guilty to attempt to inflict bodily harm.
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There are other areas in which Trump can inflict lasting harm on unions, middle-class wage earners and the demographic that brought him to power.
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It is very hard to imagine such an extreme self-inflicted wound, but if any President has what it takes to inflict it, it's Trump.
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Leaving children defenseless in a gun-free zone only encourages mass shooters — as they themselves admit — to seek out unguarded schools and inflict more damage.
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He told investigators that about two months before the attack, he decided to use a truck "to inflict maximum damage against civilians," the complaint states.
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The PRI, which ran Mexico for an uninterrupted 71 years and currently places third in the polls, knows the political damage that earthquakes can inflict.
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Chiron and Paula certainly suffer (and inflict suffering on each other), but they are liberated from the standard indie-film arc of abjection and redemption.
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We must not allow the prison system and its profiteers to inflict more suffering on them for the sake of saving or making a buck.
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If not for a great catch on a foul-pop by Cubs catcher David Ross, Cleveland may have been able to inflict even more damage.
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In the hands of competent and well-trained crews, modern long-range SAMs such as the S-400 can inflict significant damage on an adversary.
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Unlike N. fowleri, however, which kills its human victims in a matter of days, the B. mandrillaris amoeba requires more time to inflict its damage.
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Last week, President Donald Trump signed an executive memorandum that would inflict tariffs on Chinese imports — of up to $60 billion, triggering China to retaliate.
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The damage that Comey's appearances around the book might inflict on Trump's already battered reputation might be more significant than anything else he could do.
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Last week, President Donald Trump signed an executive memorandum that would inflict tariffs on up to $60 billion in Chinese imports prompting China to retaliate.
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"The Russian Aerospace Force inflict pinpoint strikes only on targets, confirmed through multiple channels, in the districts controlled by IS," ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said.
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The left hand is historically "sinister," implying that the only will Post wants to inflict on the wolves is that of harm and the Devil.
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What they have shown is that they are able to inflict widespread destruction on a neighboring state while building resentments that will last for generations.
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It is also, at least in theory, about the conflict between dreams and responsibility and the damage, much of it collateral, that dreams can inflict.
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Those declarations have given the president authority to use Cold War powers to inflict economic pain on countries through tariffs, government blacklists and other restrictions.
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We believe these actions are both morally and economically misguided, and will inflict irreversible harm on the startup community and America's ability to compete globally.
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Like Dendritic Arbor and Knelt Rote before them, the trio draw from the most abrasive qualities of each discipline in order to inflict maximum damage.
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Despite outcry from economists that the exit vote would inflict lasting damage on the UK economy, 52 percent decided to leave the European Union anyway.
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"It is worse than boorish, it is criminal to inflict an unnecessary injury on the tree that feeds or shadows us," wrote Henry David Thoreau.
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Thinking it is conducting a strategic exercise, the computer prepares to launch actual missiles — until it comes to understand the global devastation it would inflict.
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The vice president has risen to his boss's defense at a moment of crisis that some Republicans fear could inflict lasting damage on them both.
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Even if Senate Republicans decline to call witnesses, they still have an opportunity to use the proceedings to try to inflict political damage on Democrats.
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Still, even if there is not legal liability for the President or his family in the Mueller report, it could still inflict significant political damage.
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It pledged instead that it would "ensure the Syrian presidency cannot inflict damage on the work of the Conference of Disarmament and its subsidiary bodies."
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With the number of coronavirus fatalities now at 132 and 6,0.2 cases reported worldwide, there are fears the outbreak could inflict damage on Chinese growth.
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McAfee's Chief Technology Officer Steve Grobman warned about "cyber warfare campaigns to inflict significant damage or disruption" and urged companies to fortify their digital security.
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In winter, colonies typically nest in the ground and avoid humans and pets -- though, when disturbed, they can inflict a "nasty sting," the department said.
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He said the policy goal is to structure the tariffs to inflict maximum harm upon China and try to limit the effect on U.S. consumers.
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Lighthizer said the policy goal is to structure the tariffs to inflict maximum harm upon China and try to limit the effect on U.S. consumers.
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Congress needs to reassert its authority over trade policy before the Trump administration's commercial war with China can inflict further damage on the U.S. economy.
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Human trafficking, they wrote, far eclipses even the international drug trade, and continues to inflict incomprehensible suffering on women, children, and families around the world.
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So if Saudi Arabia wanted to inflict pain on the United States, it could -- in theory -- weaponize those bonds by selling them off en masse.
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They inflict physical pressure and mental fatigue and look for familiar signs of exhaustion — familiar because they have suffered themselves during all thee 5 a.m.
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For instance, a cyber attack, similar to that of STUXNET, targeted toward a city's power grid generators could inflict physical destruction and break the generators.
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Post-Bolton, the president also sees the benefit of not just dropping friends and aides by tweet — lest they inflict more damage from the outside.
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"We'll continue our plan to inflict shocks," Mr. Duque said on Twitter, adding a hashtag that translated as, "He who does it, pays for it."
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But all of them systematically inflict harm on the people around them, whether or not that harm ever rises to the level of criminal activity.
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Failure would inflict a serious new blow on the White House in the first genuine test of Trump's capacity to drive his populist agenda through Congress.
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A Taser in "drive stun" mode should have "very, very limited" use behind bars because it's designed to inflict pain rather than to incapacitate, Martin said.
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And while these aren't considered as dangerous as APTs, they currently comprise the lion's share of cyber attacks and could inflict major damage on multiple industries.
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On the day following President Donald Trump's inauguration, the debate of the day was whether it was okay to inflict bodily harm upon an actual Nazi.
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But it's nonetheless a strikingly cruel measure to inflict upon a population of poor men, women, and children fleeing death and chaos in their home country.
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You're highly aware of the suffering that goes on in the world, so you seek to satisfy your worldly desires in ways that don't inflict pain.
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It's a thrilling premise, but it looks like the film takes the issue of abuse seriously, too, reflecting on the immense pain abusers' inflict on people.
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Witnessing the UN's human-rights chief actually get something right when he chastised America's "unconscionable" decision to inflict "abuse on children" is certainly one of them.
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He was a dimension-hopping existential threat who was about to inflict the same damage on our world that he had already inflicted on his own.
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"This is a proxy of what Brussels could inflict on London," said Stephane Barbier de la Serre, a macro strategist at Makor Capital Markets in Geneva.
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Chisholm told the detective she didn&apost know how her son hurt his head, but acknowledged using a belt to inflict some of the older injuries.
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We have seen the public safety and accessibility costs that these devices inflict, and it is not fair to our residents for this to continue. pic.twitter.
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These are the overlooked costs people inflict on their future selves, such as when they smoke, or scoff so many sugary snacks that their health suffers.
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We'd read books and magazines—an activity that, for whatever reason, doesn't induce the impenetrable zombie-thud-brain a phone seems to inflict upon its users.
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The appeals court declined Jones' request for a stay based on his claim that the state's new lethal injection protocol will inflict cruel and unusual punishment.
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Analysts, however, did not expect the U.S. tariffs to inflict a major wound to China's economy and said the trade dispute likely would continue to fester.
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It's either to inflict damage on the convoy or a patrol, or it's the trigger to signal the beginning of an RPG (rocket propelled grenade) attack.
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It's the psychological trick we engage in that allows us to harm other people (because it's easier to inflict pain on people who are not people).
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"This guy had the ability to inflict a lot of harm and had the heroism of the Capitol Police not been there, who knows," said Rep.
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Fed rate cuts could inflict further damage by boosting the yen against the dollar, making Japanese exports less competitive and eroding profits when repatriated to Japan.
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But fallout from the accidents could also inflict some collateral damage: slowing the development of future aircraft, including nascent "air taxis," which technically don't exist yet.
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Like The Girl on the Train, Hawkins's new novel Into the Water hinges on a powerful understanding of human instincts and the damage they can inflict.
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Now it seems unlikely that the suspicions and accusation will ever go away and seem certain to inflict new damage on Trump's already compromised approval ratings.
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Traditionally, enemies of the United States who are unable to inflict direct physical or symbolic harm inside the homeland instead target our interests throughout the world.
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"We want to make sure we don't inflict even the least damage to buildings in Nimrud already damaged by the evil Daesh (Islamic State)," he said.
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The transcripts are unlikely to inflict much political damage on Trump, since like most firestorms surrounding the President, they will divide the country on familiar lines.
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As it happens, Trump does have the tools to inflict immense damage on the Affordable Care Act and hurt a lot of people in the process.
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But whether or not a crisis materializes, the president is happy to use the specter of public debt to inflict even deeper cuts to public services.
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"This sensational allegation, broadcast in bold-faced type, was made solely to generate negative headlines for, and inflict maximum damage on, Fox News," reads the memo.
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They will say anything, and are only.... ....looking to inflict pain and embarrassment to one of the most highly renowned jurists to ever appear before Congress.
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On shutting the El Paso border, Trump was warned that it would inflict negative consequences on legal trade and travel, but told officials: "I don't care."
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This rig, built at Aalborg University in Denmark, sort of does the same thing, but instead tests the damage a drone could inflict on a human.
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It also would take a lot more than tariffs on $60 billion worth of exports from China to inflict significant pain on the government, Scissors said.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, the corruption scandal that threatens to inflict lasting harm on his political career and his family's legacy is a betrayal of multiple dimensions.
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The president offered a glimpse of his message, warning that Republicans could inflict permanent damage on the judicial system if they maintain their Supreme Court blockade.
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He told investigators he was inspired by ISIS videos to use a truck in the attack "to inflict maximum damage against civilians," according to a complaint.
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While the Green New Deal will not be cheap, its price pales in comparison to the damage that unchecked climate change will inflict on the economy.
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Kuroda said the central bank was closely watching the economic effects of prolonged ultra-easy policy, particularly the damage it could inflict on financial institutions' margins.
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Lewandowski then added his second, before Gnabry got a fourth to make the final score 7-2 and inflict Tottenham with its heaviest ever European defeat.
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But Hoover is gone now, and President Trump's persistent attacks have the potential to inflict long-lasting reputational damage to the nation's preeminent law enforcement agency.
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The very nature of factory work — the pressure to keep the production line going — gave bosses power to inflict petty humiliations, such as denying bathroom breaks.
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The sisters had said they would rather inflict harm on themselves or kill themselves rather than return to Saudi Arabia, sources in the investigation told detectives.
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Wealthy people can use this kind of third-party lawsuit to inflict harm on publications that anger them whether or not their lawsuits ultimate prove meritorious.
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We've trained our best friends well enough to not inflict verbal pain but Aunt Martha and the twins back home still think our lives are tragic.
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Many are caught between their own principles and a fervid base ready to inflict punishment on any Republican who is not sufficiently supportive of Trump. Why?
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Bankruptcy experts said school districts might threaten to enter bankruptcy but rarely took the step, partly because of the damage it would inflict on the city.
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North Korea Hurd: You have to start with North Korea, because North Korea has the ability to inflict the most damage in the quickest way possible.
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As a combat veteran, Kelly has intimate knowledge of the enemy's reliance on asymmetrical warfare to inflict harm on the United States and other Western nations.
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Gong's ring time however was evident as he moved, kicked, and out scored his overweight opponent, but four minutes wasn't enough to inflict any real damage.
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Many have speculated that Ali extended the fight to twelve rounds, at which time he won by TKO, in order to inflict maximum punishment on Patterson.
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"By providing selective information, he has allowed partisans to distort and exaggerate to inflict maximum political damage," Mr. Podesta said during a conference call with reporters.
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Ministers are sifting through hundreds of proposed changes, some of which are backed by enough Conservative lawmakers to inflict a more damaging defeat on May's government.
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The suspect, Everitt Aaron Jameson, planned to target Pier 39, a popular tourist spot in the city, to inflict mass casualties, according to the criminal complaint.
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The siege on the upscale mall, where dozens were killed, heightened American concerns that the Shabab's desire to inflict casualties extended beyond its base in Somalia.
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Good, liberal white people — the ones for whom "I voted for Obama" is supposed to be an icebreaker — inflict as much harm as obvious bad ones.
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The Slate article rightly points out that running does inflict wear and tear on the body, and I want to be active well into old age.
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"To ignore a President's repeated efforts to obstruct an investigation into his own disloyal behavior would inflict great and lasting damage on this country," she said.
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Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, backed by the United States, are trying to inflict pain to gain leverage over and destabilize the Houthi rebels.
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Those minions would never have dared to gleefully inflict pain on a municipality if they believed for a second that doing so would displease the boss.
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But his forthcoming expulsion of nearly 123,212 Salvadorans will inflict more harm on that poor and violent country of 21992 million people than any verbal assault.
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As a sex educator and entrepreneur, I've spoken with thousands of similarly miseducated young people, and I know the mental and physiological damage it can inflict.
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So Mr. Trump did what he learned to do in the New York real estate market: Make maximalist demands, inflict pain and then begin a negotiation.
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Nor is it clear that the court will limit the religious-conscience objections of health care providers whose refusals inflict harm on their patients and customers.
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And if the museum had refused in the first place to include works that inflict suffering on living things, it would have had a plausible defense.
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We also have sources that detectives have developed thus far, statements that they would rather inflict harm on themselves, commit suicide, than return to Saudi Arabia.
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If Iran fails to contain the outbreak, it would inflict a terrible toll not just on Iranians, but also its neighbors and the world at large.
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This was scientific paper, elastoplastic Mylar sheets, which were less likely to inflict paper cuts, or to wilt into a tissue when subjected to repeated crumpling.
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The other agent refused to flee, fearing that when the Nazis found out that he was from Tréguier they would inflict savage reprisals on the town.
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It also looks quite possible that the virus will inflict a lot of economic damage — even if it doesn't kill you, it might kill your job.
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If used aggressively, especially on sensitive skin, retinoids can inflict serious damage, with side effects that include redness, dryness, scaling, swelling, blistering, sun sensitivity, and stinging.
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And so this lie is exposed for what it really is: an excuse to inflict violence on any ideological opponent, at any time, for any reason.
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They will say anything, and are only....looking to inflict pain and embarrassment to one of the most highly renowned jurists to ever appear before Congress.
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Is Donald Trump to be given free rein to carry out his agenda regardless of the damage he is likely to inflict on the American people?
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"I'm not sure the government, or anyone else for that matter, really realizes the economic damage this kind of forced inactivity can inflict," Mr. Falchetti said.
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On Thursday, the FTC announced that it would be seeking public comment on whether it should review these rules and inflict harsher penalties for mislabeling content.
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While no story of alleged sexual assault can be identical or inflict comparable degrees of harm, the pattern for each woman appeared to be the same.
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But on Sunday the North warned that it would inflict the "greatest pain and suffering" on the United States, in the event of tougher international sanctions.
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In addition, reducing the recess also provided Republicans a way to inflict some punishment on the Democrats they see as a significant source of their problems.
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In 2013, when ISIS rose to power, the world could not imagine the horrors that its fighters would inflict on the civilians living under their rule.
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DELTA SAYS NEW U.S. TARIFFS ON AIRBUS PLANES "WILL INFLICT SERIOUS HARM ON U.S. AIRLINES, THE MILLIONS OF AMERICANS THEY EMPLOY AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC" - STATEMENT
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Mr. Guaidó's own assessment of the last year is that he underestimated the government's "ability to inflict harm" — meaning its willingness to threaten those who dissent.
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Mr. Guaidó's own assessment of the last year is that he underestimated the government's "ability to inflict harm" — meaning its willingness to threaten those who dissent.
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It was one of only a handful of times in our entire national history where we've seen political figures fight each other and inflict real wounds.
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Seemingly bloodless and distant, drone strikes can tempt presidents and military commanders to inflict grave damage without sufficient forethought, violating sovereign rights and killing innocent civilians.
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The hearing comes on the heels of a new FAA study that found a small drone could inflict more damage than a bird striking an airplane.
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Indeed, a harsh and unfair penalty will only provide a rare opportunity for Samsung's and Korea's competitors to inflict damage to the company and the country.
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This novel was for many years on the "required list" for introductory fiction, but this instructor cannot in good conscience continue to inflict it on undergraduates.
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But the U.S. government is doing its best to create new terrorists with our continued role in the wars and the damage we inflict on people.
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None of us glorify or fetishize serial killers, or see ourselves as far removed from those who inflict violence or those who are subject to it.
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In search of his 10th PGA Tour victory, Kuchar posted a nine-under 133 total and was relieved not to inflict any major damage on himself.
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Trump in the past has cautioned North Korea that he would inflict "fire and fury" upon the country if it did not scale back weapons tests.
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The plan would inflict further pain on US farmers already smarting from the tariffs and could eventually mean China no longer needs American soybeans at all.
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First time offenders who inflict non life-threatening beatings are now released from jail after just 15 days, or receive a fine of around 500 USD.
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It is wrong, morally speaking, to inflict physical violence on a random person because that person happens to hold what you see as erroneous political beliefs.
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Trump supported the GOP plans in Congress to roll back Obamacare, projected to leave millions fewer Americans with health insurance and inflict deep cuts to Medicaid.
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Adopting guerrilla warfare tactics, Castro and his followers were able to inflict stinging defeats on Batista's army, which was mostly composed of young, untrained and unmotivated soldiers.
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The San Francisco ace will attempt to inflict more damage on Tuesday, when the Giants host the Rockies in the middle contest of their three-game series.
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The fruit's hard spikey exterior can inflict real bodily harm and even death on those unfortunate enough to get hit by durian falling from high tree branches.
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Software updates carried out by Volkswagen (VW) could inflict greater stress on engine components, Spiegel cited a member of staff at the Brussels-based Commission as saying.
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Both incidents involved a so-called "lone wolf" perpetrator who expressed either support or admiration for ISIS and planned to inflict violence that would cause mass casualties.
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We tend to care more about dramatic tragedies that strike a relatively small number of people, and grow numb to the slow, ongoing horrors that inflict millions.
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Political turmoil or terrorism could inflict long-term economic harm if it deters foreign investors and buyers, especially of ready-made garments, from doing business in Bangladesh.
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What we do know, however, is that trepanation was done with great care, and with the intent to inflict as little harm to the patient as possible.
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It's the friction that taxes inflict on your investment returns, robbing you of easy, risk-free additional money you could be making to live on in retirement.
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If it continues to strengthen significantly, the yen would discourage domestic capital spending by exporters and inflict severe damage on a fragile economy, policymakers and analysts warn.
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While Santamaria wasn't seriously injured, the gator was able to inflict four or five superficial lacerations on his thigh, knee and lower left leg, the AP said.
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It's a blunt instrument, really, and could inflict serious damage on any who might try to take it from you while you're rocking out to cello covers.
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So now we're left with June back in Gilead's clutches, and what I'm interested in is how Gilead will inflict consequences on her without harming her baby.
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A Reuters poll last month forecast growth in the world's biggest economy will slow steadily in coming quarters, with analysts expecting Trump's trade war to inflict damage.
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"The damage to the economy as a result of not hiking today would be far bigger than any damage that a moderate hike can inflict," he warned.
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This time around, he and his team crunched some numbers and ranked which of a giant impact's effects would inflict the most damage to us puny humans.
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"We have seen the public safety and accessibility costs that these devices inflict, and it is not fair to our residents for this to continue," Briley writes.
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He is under intense pressure to inflict harsh economic punishment on North Korea, but many Chinese worry that any resulting instability could seep back into their territory.
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But it's Irma's storm surge and rain, not wind, that's expected to bring severe flooding and could take people's lives and inflict the most damage to property.
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Our lawsuit would aim to stop the dangerous precedent this would establish for the presidency and the immediate harm it would inflict on communities along the border.
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But it&aposs just showing the trade partners, listen, we&aposre going to soften the blow because you&aposre not going to inflict any pain on us.
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On the second question, the Trump administration is deploying every pen and phone possible to try to mitigate the damage the imploding system will inflict on voters.
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That's because Investors will anticipate the havoc a chaotic Brexit could inflict on the economy, and the subsequent policy easing by Bank of England Governor Mark Carney.
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Or does it view it as a warning that the US could inflict tons more damage to digital and physical equipment if Iran continues to act aggressively?
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In the end, both sides agreed that the final deal had to inflict some political pain on both parties -- that was the only way it could work.
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Not satisfied with President Trump's ill-conceived decision to inflict an expanded global gag rule overseas, Pence is attempting to usher in the harmful policy at home.
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