"They're inflicting pain and hardship not on people who can effectively push back and embarrass them, instead they're inflicting pain on low-income people without means to effectively protect themselves," Gangi continued.
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That would have let them see the real pain that previous drug crises were inflicting on black Americans, just like the current drug crisis is inflicting so much pain on white Americans.
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Little Pepper is capable of inflicting great pain when needed.
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Though their territory is shrinking, rebels are also inflicting losses.
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They lurch at each, inflicting damage with beaks and wings.
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Because that's how it starts — with [inflicting harm on] animals.
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Such attacks often end up inflicting significant casualties among civilians.
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The prospect of Trump inflicting permanent brain damage on Democrats?
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Making America great again, in her mind, involves inflicting pain.
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Inflicting pain on China could also be easier said than done.
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I'm inflicting damage on the enemy, though it's not going well.
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His actions risk inflicting great damage on the country he leads.
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There's no reason the Pentagon should continue inflicting cruelty on animals.
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So we're already inflicting huge amounts of suffering through air pollution.
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He soon unleashed 16 divisions against Nazi troops, inflicting severe losses.
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In telling these stories, Cleary always refrains from inflicting larger lessons.
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Inflicting this pain and suffering is cruel, and it is intentional.
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And the ban already is inflicting psychological harm on transgender troops.
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The militants were merely interested in inflicting as much damage as possible.
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But it also makes just about anyone capable of inflicting massive damage.
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In 2012, police threw phosphorus at protesters, inflicting serious burns on scores.
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But deep within government institutions in Madrid, the crisis is inflicting pain.
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Governor Cooper painted a grim picture of the destruction Florence was inflicting.
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WARSAW — To Magda, giving birth would have meant inflicting a slow death.
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Apart from inflicting hardship, what would Trumpcare and the president's budget achieve?
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I can't comprehend what sort of lifelong trauma this administration is inflicting.
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Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria have devastated many communities, inflicting severe hardship.
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They know exactly what kind of damage they're inflicting on this nation.
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Our well-meaning sanctions may be inflicting pain on the wrong people.
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" He added: "The damage he is inflicting on the church is big.
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It makes him seem reasonable and sends a warning without inflicting any pain.
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The lawsuit accuses the defendants of racketeering, fraudulent deceit, and inflicting emotional distress.
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Are AR-153s military weapons, designed for inflicting maximum damage to enemy troops?
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Inflicting such punishment on Americans may be one factor motivating China, it said.
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President Donald Trump's trade war may be inflicting damage on companies at home.
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It's a self-inflicted wound that Trump is blaming someone else for inflicting.
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All while inflicting excruciating pain and consensual trauma on somebody that you love.
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In her new book, Clinton accused Sanders of inflicting damage on her campaign.
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In some cases, the rounds bounced around inside their bodies, inflicting internal injuries.
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The pressure piled on as China's yuan depreciated, inflicting more weakness on Asia.
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Unjust governments deny basic human rights while inflicting torture and suffering upon millions.
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Now, intentionally inflicting horrors like family separation on people might seem impossibly cruel.
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California's economy has soared into the stratosphere, but not without inflicting some pain.
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Building mental strength isn't about inflicting pain and suffering — it involves self-care.
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Azeri forces had returned fire, he said, inflicting casualties on the other side.
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"Do those inflicting the suffering still have words to justify their barbaric acts?"
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He ended up wounding himself seriously and inflicting minor injuries on three others.
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Some in Mexico don't believe it can be done without inflicting serious damage.
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I am afraid, though, that we are inflicting most of this damage on ourselves.
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Avalon Advisors' Bill Stone sees U.S.-China trade war jitters inflicting more market pain.
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Several weeks ago, it looked like Trump was inflicting serious damage on the GOP.
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Mercifully, Matthew has stayed far enough off Florida's coast to avoid inflicting maximal damage.
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Europe is inflicting punishment by a thousand cuts, from digital taxes to antitrust cases.
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Also, Mistress Lucy considers herself a sadist, so she loves inflicting pain on people.
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In 2012, police threw white phosphorus grenades at protesters, inflicting serious burns on scores.
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Whatever good that does either man's chances, it's inflicting considerable damage on the pound.
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Whether he could do that without inflicting major political damage is an open question.
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Indeed, SoftBank was running the risk of inflicting permanent damage to WeWork's own reputation.
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We have seen firsthand that Trump and Sessions are inflicting brutal pain and suffering.
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Is this war inflicting horrible misery on the civilians whose country is being bombed?
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It started bothering me that I was uncontrollably inflicting such horrible wounds on myself.
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A pain-inflicting weapon that leaves little trace can easily become a torture device.
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Mr. Domingos knew the painful toll that the mines were inflicting in his community.
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Mr. Hagen was charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, inflicting serious injury, and Mr. Barker was charged with aiding and abetting assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, inflicting serious injury, the sheriff's office said.
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Importantly, the joystick-controlled device performs the task without inflicting any injury to an organism.
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A storm surge washed across New Orleans, inflicting countless casualties and billions in property damage.
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As well as inflicting immeasurable suffering, violent crime is a big obstacle to economic development.
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It would be convenient if inflicting pain on prisoners was pointless as well as wrong.
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Both are charged with first-degree murder and negligent child abuse inflicting serious bodily injury.
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Yet, company bosses are rarely held to account for inflicting such misery on their employees.
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When it comes to inflicting discomfort, Nishi still holds up its end of the bargain.
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Americans seem to have fewer moral reservations about inflicting draconian punishments and making wrongdoers suffer.
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Merteuil and Valmont wind up inflicting devastating injuries not only on others but also themselves.
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We're inflicting a whole set of values on a society which won't be wanting them.
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White House officials had also expressed concern about inflicting further hardship on the Venezuelan people.
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Valliyate stressed that inflicting unnecessary harm on animals for entertainment is prohibited under Indian law.
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A quake that size would be capable of inflicting widespread damage in a populated area.
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The Sri Lankan military has denied Islamic State claims of inflicting casualties to its forces.
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"Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria have devastated many communities, inflicting severe hardship," the Fed said.
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Why are you inflicting these demands on your best friends and pretending we're your enemies?
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If your eyes feel like they're stinging, smoke exposure could also be inflicting other damage.
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"Right now, I don't see any severe thunderstorms inflicting the market in 2020," he said.
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But sanctions have failed to drive Maduro from power, inflicting anguish instead on vulnerable Venezuelans.
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That would make it impossible to reduce the climate chaos we're inflicting on future generations.
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Commission experts concluded that both animals were capable of inflicting the wounds that the toddler suffered.
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Yet a weakening economy leaves Macri with few policy levers to pull without inflicting further damage.
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Watching and reading reports about the gross neglect and mistreatment we're inflicting on kids is appalling.
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Oakland police arrested Monticalvo for felony identity theft and misdemeanor cruelty to child by inflicting injury.
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When the Israeli soldier approached the vehicle, the assailant stabbed him, inflicting light wounds, she said.
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Vietnam won the event's silver medal, after inflicting on China its only loss of the event.
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For one, it should not offer assistance to Iran if homegrown Sunni terrorists start inflicting damage.
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And as the woes inflicting its largest bank suggest, Danish capitalism suffers from some familiar shortcomings.
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Intent on inflicting maximum, long-lasting damage, ISIS is tearing at the fabric of Iraqi society.
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Inflicting severe damage of lives and territory on ISIS doesn't mean the group has been defeated.
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Sixty percent of survey participants reported fantasizing about inflicting physical pain on someone else during sex.
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Group sex is by far the most common fantasy, followed closely by receiving or inflicting pain.
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Shaken by tragedy and fueled with masculine pride, they aim to heal by inflicting maximum hurt.
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One particular bomb gave them pause because its design seemed intent only on inflicting mass casualties.
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The commission said snipers firing such ammunition also injured 6,106 Palestinians, inflicting many life-changing wounds.
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It's the only way to end the outbreak and the pain it's inflicting on the economy.
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Word of the Day : inflicting punishment _________ The word punitive has appeared in 318 articles on nytimes.
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Its winds topped 165 mph (265 kph), killing 65 people and inflicting $26 billion in damage.
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It looks like it was meant for domestic political purposes, as opposed to inflicting any damage.
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Tesla shares have been on a run lately, inflicting pain on the the short sellers' positions.
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Additionally, high-capacity magazines allow shooters to continue inflicting damage without needing to reload as often.
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Since Unella almost immediately starts screaming, it seems likely enough that Gregor began inflicting physical pain.
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The charges included assault, making threats, inhumanity to a prisoner, and inflicting cruel and unusual punishment.
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As they seek to maximize gains before the talks, all sides are inflicting new pain on civilians.
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It accused the defendants of negligence, inflicting emotional distress and violating the federal Safe Drinking Water Act.
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The jabs between Cruz and Rubio started in the last debate with Cruz inflicting damage on Rubio.
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As for Jorge, he was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury.
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Without SESTA, the CDA will allow this behavior to continue, inflicting real harm with no legal consequences.
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But Beijing's policy makers must limit the increase in debt without inflicting a severe blow to growth.
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We are inflicting trauma that will have an enduring impact on the developing brains of innocent children.
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Why this matters: Hurricanes are nature's most powerful and destructive storms, inflicting billions in damage each year.
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Nafta's demise would send shock waves throughout the global economy, inflicting damage on manufacturing, agriculture and energy.
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But getting to that end by inflicting so much pain on American business is the wrong approach.
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He said the Taliban had deliberately destroyed buildings and markets, inflicting huge economic damage on the city.
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"The dissent evidently has a strong stomach when it comes to inflicting linguistic trauma," Justice Alito wrote.
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" Once in office, Krasner inherited several cases of what he called "police inflicting significant violence on civilians.
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But the Pelicans, after inflicting one rout upon the defending champions Friday night, had Golden State spooked.
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"Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria have devastated many communities, inflicting severe hardship," the post-meeting statement said.
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Because Beijing is technically capable of inflicting harsher pain, it would do so if it cared enough.
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What makes the situation on Manus exceptional is that the Australian government is inflicting even more trauma.
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To manage costs without inflicting sticker shock on customers, restaurants have to hunt down every possible savings.
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" He added, "The parties that were inflicting the persecution or the threat of persecution were private actors.
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Erdogan accused Israel of inflicting damage on Jerusalem's "Islamic character", in comments that Israel's foreign ministry called "absurd".
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The ISIS magazine Rumiyah last week described how effective a vehicle attack could be in inflicting high casualties.
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It's time to take responsibility for the changes — and yes, the pain — we're inflicting on our local communities.
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A former academic, Sakurai said the stress the BOJ's easy policy is inflicting on financial institutions is increasing.
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Stadiums are inflicting all kinds of escalating horrors on their foods—take candied apple beef sandwiches, for example.
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People with power putting themselves above the law and inflicting their brand of "justice" has punctuated America's history.
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Like the attacks in these cities, the Halloween attack in Lower Manhattan was aimed at inflicting maximum carnage.
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The goods had been chosen carefully to hit where key legislators live, rather than inflicting broader economic pain.
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But they said it does identify where the virus may be inflicting the most damage in developing fetuses.
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He faces charges of attempted murder, inflicting serious bodily harm and causing an explosion, the prosecutor's office said.
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When you're focused on a story or experiment it's easy to lose track of the harm you're inflicting.
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The result would be a surge in inflation, inflicting economic pain on the poorest parts of the population.
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The precise far-right cause in question often seems less important than the broader resort to inflicting harm.
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Democrats and immigration advocates have been protesting the measure, saying it is inflicting unnecessary trauma on innocent children.
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He instead moved recklessly ahead, inflicting just the kind of damage the executive order was intended to prevent.
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What our nation can't afford is past-its-sell-date macroeconomic orthodoxy masquerading as wisdom, inflicting social injustice.
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That kind of barely toxic sting, it would seem, succeeds as a defensive strategy purely by inflicting pain.
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Their message to the Republican National Committee: Disavow Mr. Trump or risk inflicting lasting damage to the party.
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Him wiping away the tears he created or him looking into my eyes very intensely before inflicting pain.
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The Europeans have designed tariffs with the goal of inflicting as much political pain as possible on Trump.
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Betty Cooper's parents are similarly obsessed with perception of their family, to the point of inflicting emotional abuse.
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The mental anguish I was inflicting on myself was extreme and drove me half out of my mind.
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They aren't preventing the vast majority of the damage Trump is inflicting on the country and the world.
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"It will be partly inflicting pain on themselves to impose tariffs on many of those products," he added.
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"The best revenge for your brothers is through inflicting the Zionist-Crusader alliance," he added, addressing militants elsewhere.
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Douglas MacArthur's invasion of the Philippines and inflicting heavy losses on the enemy in the war's final stages.
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The Philippine military controls the skies, inflicting heavy damage but so far failing to drive out the militants.
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It's a shanda, a shame, on Kushner for inflicting so much tsoris on people struggling to get by.
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How do you prepare today's children for a world defined by environmental trauma without inflicting more trauma yourself?
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Both Trump and his hopeful Democratic rivals are more than capable of self-inflicting mortal wounds on themselves.
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So we are a lightweight vehicle that is less capable of inflicting harm than a 3,000-pound vehicle.
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In a statement, Schiff condemned the lawmakers for inflicting "long-term damage" on the nation's law enforcement bodies.
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If we were to simply stop inflicting gratuitous pain on animals, that would be a huge step forward.
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The Iranians attempted to retaliate by inflicting higher costs, both military and economic, on America and its allies.
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Inflicting pain There's not much to be said for being in the minority -- especially during an impeachment drama.
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At the same time, we're inflicting more and more suffering on nonhuman animals in factory farms every year.
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In Garrett's classes, you're inflicting the pain and resistance on yourself, and you're pushing yourself to get stronger.
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Despite being outnumbered more than three to one, his patrol attacked with grenades, inflicting a number of enemy casualties.
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While Dee Dee may be inflicting abuse on her daughter, she cannot escape the ravages of this situation either.
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Johnny Knoxville, whose claim to fame includes inflicting pain onto his groin area, gave two answers: Deadwood and Jeopardy.
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Emerging markets are inflicting losses on investors, but in the main their real economies seem to be holding up.
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Human trafficking, forced marriages, and genital mutilation are no longer inflicting horror and terror on girls and women worldwide.
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Why is there not some way for Tostitos Tyler to get his Tostitos without inflicting pain on someone else?
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It's capable of inflicting a tremendous amount of damage, even serious bodily harm if pointed in the wrong direction.
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He had been charged with 28 counts of attempted murder, inflicting grievous bodily harm and of causing an explosion.
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They are likely inflicting a "relatively small harm" on a "large number of consumers," to cite the FTC's standard.
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To raise them, Mr Gulliver is inflicting a new dose of austerity, with big cuts at its investment bank.
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You are inflicting pain on people -- which personally I don't find pleasant -- but you're doing it for a reason.
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But why is he inflicting ghastly punishments and offering a dreadful ultimatum instead of, say, filing a malpractice lawsuit?
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He should recognize that the repression is not only inflicting suffering on Egyptians but also weakening U.S. nation security.
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These grisly vignettes illuminate nothing interesting, settling instead on the claim that everyone enjoys inflicting cruelty, given the chance.
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By leaving millions of long-stay immigrants in the shadows, America is inflicting a vast opportunity cost on itself.
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He was elected because people thought he would explode the political system -- inflicting real and lasting damage to it.
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TelexFree collapsed in 2014, inflicting more than $3 billion in losses on nearly 1.89 million people worldwide, prosecutors said.
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And, of course, there was that familiar attempt to depict the virus as something foreigners were inflicting on Americans.
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The storm laid waste to the East Coast, destroying more than 200,000 homes and inflicting $50 billion in damage.
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He reimposed sanctions on Iran — a violation of the agreement — which are inflicting severe pain on the Iranian economy.
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The trauma we're inflicting is chipping away at the core of what makes this country great: the American family.
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The above chart speaks for itself, depicting the kind of damage low oil prices are inflicting on Saudi reserves.
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The unprecedented number of unemployment claims shows the exceptional damage the coronavirus pandemic is inflicting on the US economy.
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But the robust exports also probably prevented weaknesses in China's domestic sectors from inflicting severe harm to economic growth.
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It was found to be so lethal that it could not even be touched without inflicting a horrifying death.
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The Florida system is inflicting a form of racial persecution that is strongly reminiscent of the Jim Crow era.
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Comedian John Oliver is accusing crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) of inflicting "emotional manipulation" on women looking to obtain abortions.
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"Media reports that explosives are now being used further demonstrates the massive and unnecessary destruction the wall is inflicting."
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But in recent weeks, the insurgents have intensified their attacks in the province, inflicting heavy casualties on Afghan forces.
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Tyson Fury partied at the Hakkasan nightclub in the MGM Grand after inflicting a heavy defeat onto Deontay Wilder.
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We should hold polluters responsible for the damage and pain that they are knowingly inflicting on millions of Americans.
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Cocaine works your heart really hard, inflicting tiny, micro-lacerations on your heart muscles, essentially due to over-exercise.
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In "From Russia With Love" (1963), the assassin Rosa Klebb relished inflicting pain on both her compatriots and her enemies.
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Over the course of two nights, the killers took the lives of seven people, inflicting 169 stab wounds and seven .
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In addition to the attempted murder charges, he is accused of inflicting grievous bodily harm and of causing an explosion.
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He has repeatedly accused Beijing of currency manipulation, intellectual property theft and inflicting severe damage on the US manufacturing industry.
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He has repeatedly accused Beijing of currency manipulation, intellectual property theft and inflicting severe damage on the US manufacturing industry.
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Trump could muscle past these obstacles, inflicting political wounds on himself as cases wind through federal courts, and possibly win.
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Cohen then tried to stop the beating Cuomo was inflicting on him by begging to talk about more current issues.
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The other disease on the brink of extinction is polio, which has also been inflicting pain on people for millennia.
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The Syrian was also convicted of inflicting serious bodily harm on another victim, Dimitri M., who was injured but survived.
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The U.S. has few levers for directly inflicting pain on Kim Jong-un, and the military options are all horrific.
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And even if banks stop short of inflicting negative rates on retail savers, they may impose them on corporate deposits.
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She filed a class-action suit on March 13, accusing the defendants of inflicting emotional distress, civil conspiracy and fraud.
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LFA sonar can harm the animals by interrupting mating, stopping communication, causing them to separate from calves, and inflicting stress.
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The discussion revolving around sanctions typically centers on the narrow obsession with inflicting economic pain for the sake of retaliation.
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Often times, third parties attempt to interfere with probation officers in the line of duty, sometimes even inflicting physical harm.
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My mother and father seem to believe they are inflicting a terrible loss on me by disappearing from my life.
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Democratic lawmakers have been pressing the administration to end the practice, warning it is "unnecessarily inflicting trauma" on young children.
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Ours remains a singularly punitive society, a society obsessed, right and left alike, with inflicting punishment on our preferred villains.
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Guns and the damage they are capable of inflicting had been on many Americans' minds for a while by then.
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And if this budget outline is any indication, the Trump administration is very interested in inflicting that kind of harm.
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" An encounter with an Asian fetishist is chilling: "She lay there, mute, convinced she was inflicting this violence on herself.
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These hasty operations appeared aimed at inflicting harm on these towns' new rulers, with no intention of regaining territorial control.
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She is just like him, which is why he understands her and knows the damage she is capable of inflicting.
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"Your refusal to process claims is inflicting serious harm on the students you have a duty to serve," said Rep.
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The ur-libertine the Marquis de Sade fantasized about inflicting torture and murder upon pregnant women, mothers and their infants.
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No one can be sure, but common sense suggests that inflicting tax schemes that make our companies uncompetitive is foolish.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, prosecutors say Miko tried to kill Sirhan by inflicting great bodily harm on him.
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The memory of his crestfallen expression when he realized he would not be inflicting the clearly intended excoriation remains indelible.
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This similarity suggests antibodies intended to attack the worm's proteins could end up inflicting collateral damage on the human versions, too.
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Of course, the gator's mouth was taped shut, but that still leaves four claws and a tail capable of inflicting damage.
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"We cannot have an OMB director who sees inflicting pain on working families as leverage for his radical agenda," Pelosi said.
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It's a human tragedy of a city deluged, of rising waters taking lives and destroying homes and livelihoods, inflicting psychological trauma.
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This is just one sign of the sweeping changes we humans are inflicting on the natural world, and ultimately on ourselves.
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He had also been self-harming, inflicting deep cuts all over his body, and eventually developed a desire to harm others.
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Hendry Moya Duran's comment on the video falsely claims that the footage shows Hurricane Irma inflicting damage on Antigua and Barbuda.
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Back-to-back earthquakes this week in Ecuador and Japan have devastated those regions, inflicting heavy loss of life and property.
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The unsharpened decorative studs, quartz crystals, and assorted minerals used in the sculptures are more adept at decoration than inflicting harm.
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Outside powers may be on the point of inflicting damage on the economy as a way to push Mr Maduro out.
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Also, a trapping and hunting operation over multiple days did not locate any other alligators capable of inflicting the fatal bite.
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But a successful operation would require swiftly capturing a city of 600,000 people, without inflicting damage that would destroy the port.
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Moreover, pain and itchiness are apparently antagonistic insofar as scratching is seen as a method of inflicting pain to relieve itchiness.
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There's no doubt that Snowden's disclosures disrupted intelligence collection, inflicting a real cost to the nation that should not be dismissed.
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Her subjects are portrayed in an authentic light, allowing the audience a window into their vulnerabilities without inflicting a judgmental gaze.
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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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For 33 minutes, the two took turns beating and biting Sidony—with Ekko inflicting more damage due to his larger canines.
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"The thought that any state would seek to deter parents by inflicting such abuse on children is unconscionable," al-Hussein said.
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We should be resolving these disputes through existing international trade agreements and organizations instead of inflicting harm on our own people.
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Neither Trump nor Brexit have lived up to their promises, each inflicting tremendous damage to their country's political and social life.
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They say, in effect, that the availability of a high-velocity weapon capable of inflicting such rapid carnage constitutes such negligence.
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The Democratic Unity opposition coalition said the socialist leader should resign for incompetence and for inflicting yet more suffering on Venezuelans.
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Even when it isn't physical, our willingness to become the slaves to a white doctrine can become psychological and self-inflicting.
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In 2011 a hawk plucked two small dogs from their Boston neighborhood and dropped them from the sky, inflicting serious injuries.
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China recently suspended all commercial land reclamation projects because of the harm they were inflicting on coral reefs and coastal ecosystems.
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His White House acknowledged that the partial government shutdown was inflicting far greater damage on the U.S. economy than previously thought.
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Why had she stayed mute for so many days about the torment her father was inflicting on thousands of immigrant children?
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In other words, the United States is self-inflicting a shock at a time when the global economy was already exposed.
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We have witnessed thousands of families being separated at our border, inflicting deep set trauma on those individuals and the nation.
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He believes that the Justice Department should protect him and his friends from legal troubles while inflicting them on his enemies.
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Bayern Munich 5, Arsenal 1 LONDON — Bayern Munich completed Arsenal's Champions League humiliation on Tuesday by inflicting another 5-1 rout.
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He has been charged with seven counts, including torture, rape and inflicting great bodily injury by using a knife, court records show.
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The airstrikes "destroyed a number of ISIS' command-and-control centers, inflicting heavy losses to them and their equipment," the army said.
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Still, the United States insists upon inflicting bloodless violence too, reinforcing its disregard for the humanity and citizenship of people of color.
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Ronnie has denied wielding a knife or inflicting any injuries on Harley, and claims he was just trying to protect their daughter.
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Breaking down fixed income flows, investors pulled $2.2 billion from investment grade bonds, inflicting the biggest outflows in 1-1/2 years.
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If it goes ahead with the purchase, Ankara may also face U.S. financial sanctions, inflicting further damage on an already fragile economy.
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They're not often given the space to be full, complex, messy, sad, free, pain-inflicting people and protagonists at the same time.
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It's impossible not to imagine all of the organ damage Monty is inflicting upon his victim while Tyler screams out in pain.
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What I'd like to point out though, is that the vast majority of cast fetishists are not about enjoying and inflicting pain.
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And that probably makes sense, given the primary function of cars is locomotion, not the capacity for inflicting bodily injury or death.
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Even as data hacks and cybercrime escalate, inflicting damage on governmental entities and corporations, cybersecurity companies shouldn't be ramping up their ammo.
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But for Justice Democrats' founder, liberal media personality Cenk Uygur, what seems to matter most is inflicting damage on the Democratic Party.
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Specifically, Jones is accused of inflicting emotion stress; invasion of privacy by false light; and violating the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act.
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The bill is titled the Stop Shutdowns Transferring Unnecessary Pain and Inflicting Damage In The Coming Years Act, or simply Stop STUPIDITY.
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The plaintiffs contended that the use of midazolam violated the Eighth Amendment, which prohibits the government from inflicting cruel and unusual punishment.
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They each face three counts of felony child abuse by inflicting serious physical injury intentionally, according to court papers obtained by PEOPLE.
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But politically, Democrats see the latest string of high-profile headaches for the White House as inflicting damage to the Republican Party.
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Three militants with suicide belts also blew themselves up inside the captured city, inflicting unspecified casualties among army forces and allied troops.
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The businessman attacked Rauner's business policies and struggles with a state budget stalemate, accusing him of inflicting "suffering and chaos" on constituents.
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Any suggestion of support for impeachment could cause the dam to break, inflicting political damage on them and Mr. Trump, they fear.
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In his disordered eating, he was struggling with the wounds of his own childhood, inflicting his suffering on those around him too.
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When talking about the content of his lyrics, Louis seems disgusted with himself, as if he's inflicting something on the people listening.
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So why in the world wouldn't the Japanese government want the US to apologize for inflicting such a horrendous tragedy on Japan?
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Ignoring health standards and failing to provide needed care, such as in Pamela's case, is not maintaining security – it's knowingly inflicting harm.
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Syrian state television said the army had repelled an infiltration attempts by the militants and bombarded them with artillery, inflicting heavy losses.
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Unwilling to pacify investors by inflicting austerity on voters, President Richard Nixon uncoupled the dollar from gold, ending the Bretton Woods agreement.
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It's too bad that our federal government didn't look at the results from these states before inflicting these ideas on all states.
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The dispute has cost both countries billions of dollars and is inflicting growing damage on China's trading partners from Japan to Germany.
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In the latter, you're turning a blind eye to the very real suffering that human-caused climate change is inflicting on walruses.
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Mr. Trump may have no qualms about destroying that idea and inflicting harm on the country long after this election is over.
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This is entirely contrary to the workings of a constitutional government, and it is inflicting damage on the court and the country.
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But to accuse Holocaust survivors of inflicting Nazi-like violence on others, as the guest speaker at Fieldston had, is morally grotesque.
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Cerrone, who has won 36 of 50 career bouts, is a versatile kickboxer who is willing to endure punishment before inflicting it.
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Analysts and executives at feedmakers said China would struggle to replace U.S. soybean supplies, potentially inflicting financial pain on its own companies.
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The Hippocratic Oath for entering the field of medicine is basically a solemn vow to avoid inflicting harm or injustice on patients.
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Quite a few of them did so by inviting or self-inflicting harm, thereby complicating the question of who was in control.
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The police said they planned to ask prosecutors to indict the clinic's doctor and a nurse on charges of inflicting accidental injury.
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And now he's a champion again — a deserving one, as he beat his American adversary out, inflicting a debut defeat onto Wilder.
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Many had been wary of participating in Syria's Arab Spring uprising, understanding the kind of suffering the regime was capable of inflicting.
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Those duties have imposed higher prices on U.S. families and higher costs on U.S. producers, inflicting real damage on our own economy.
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There's evidence that inflicting personal punishments on political leaders does cause them to grapple with their actions and even change their behavior.
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Locals also told Giselle that inflicting pain on oneself takes away the sins of the community and transfers them to the individual.
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If you can recognize the pain you're inflicting on others you have a chance to get out, if you're willing to accept help.
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"Google is doing an excellent job of inflicting 'political [and] PR pain' on themselves and needs no help from us," he told Recode.
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The order effects a sudden shift in the rules governing entry into the United States and is inflicting substantial harm on U.S. companies.
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As faith leaders, we wholeheartedly support the bill as a first step in responding to the trauma our government is inflicting upon children.
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A broad strategy of fighting tariffs with tariffs will hurt its own consumers most, while inflicting only modest damage on America's vast economy.
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In March, the Buncombe County District Attorney's Office charged him with felony assault by strangulation, misdemeanor assault inflicting serious injury, and communicating threats.
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For Obama and Biden, that's meant ratcheting up the warnings about the damage they claim Trump is already inflicting on the country's standing.
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They are helping, but not for a good cause; they are inflicting damage under the guise of doing so at someone else's insistence.
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In 2017, people apparently have burner iPhones dedicated to trolling Twitter, which they use with seemingly genuine hopes of inflicting harm via GIF.
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On the tapes, Jutting can be heard threatening Ningsih, telling her not to cry and describing inflicting sexual and physical violence on her.
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She also shatters the idea that the BDSM community doesn't really care about consent, given that the whole point is intentionally inflicting pain.
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In Iran moderates did well in elections to the parliament, inflicting defeats on hardliners despite their attempts to stop the moderates from standing.
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In 2008, Lee filed a civil lawsuit alleging her employer did not do enough to protect her while inflicting mental pain on her.
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"How can the coalition avoid inflicting high civilian death tolls in the future without accounting for what went wrong in Raqqa," she said.
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The report also criticises Iran for inflicting corporal punishment on alleged miscreants, with amputations of limbs, floggings (often in public), stoning and blinding.
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And the pain, inflicting pain on so many people, wouldn't have been worth it to me and my family to the White House.
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It is good that the signs have been taken down because markers of terror should not stand unattended, inflicting trauma on passers-by.
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They estimate that a drone collision inflicting significant damage to an aircraft would occur once every 85033 million years of drone flight time.
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This doesn't mean he isn't inflicting real, lasting damage on American democratic processes, just that his nativist utopia was always dead on arrival.
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"Inflicting pain on so many people would not have been worth it to me or my family, for the White House," she said.
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He focused on Champ and tried to figure out whether she fully understood the danger drug use was inflicting on her unborn child.
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He also shot at them with a handgun whose smaller-caliber rounds, in some cases, bounced around inside their bodies, inflicting internal injuries.
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"If they're looking for ways of inflicting pain on the United States, then agriculture is going to be a prime target," he said.
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Pain was a major component of punk—but instead of singing about inflicting it, Shelley waxed vulnerable about being on the receiving end.
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They serve the purpose of expressing China's displeasure with Mr. Kim's agenda, yet they fall short of inflicting crippling pain on North Korea.
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But the tariffs are still inflicting pain on some industries in particular, including farmers and small manufacturers who have long supported Mr. Trump.
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For the people they destroy — while inflicting considerable damage on themselves in the process — the wreckage they leave behind is very, very real.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer said that there was no way to rule for Mr. Phillips without inflicting grave damage on principles of equality.
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Deepening negative interest rates is considered a less likely option given the strain already ultra-low rates is inflicting on financial institutions' profits.
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Watching Trump in action, it's hard to escape the impression that he knows very well that he's inflicting punishment on his own base.
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Until the night of August 25, when a stranger came up to K25, knocked it down, and kicked it repeatedly, inflicting serious damage.
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Of 113 cyberattacks reported in the first 5 months of 2019, 7 were categorized as critically harmful and 11 as inflicting medium damage.
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The attack was stopped before inflicting any damage, and David Abraham, the chief executive of Channel Four, initially vowed to continue the production.
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The missile was brought into eastern Ukraine in July 2014, when Ukrainian forces were inflicting losses on Russia-backed rebels, the investigators said.
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If a company is found to have abused consumer data, the DPA could take action by inflicting civil penalties or seeking injunctive relief.
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By dragging out this conflict and inflicting casualties, the Japanese hoped that the carnage would dissuade the US from attacking the Japanese mainland.
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And as to the case of whiplash she was inflicting on the capital, Ms. Pelosi had a wry answer: "The day is young."
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Clinton, whose book "What Happened" about her election loss came out last week, has blamed Sanders for inflicting "lasting damage" on her campaign.
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Ailes (John Lithgow) is the dark lord at the center of it all, watching everything, offering counsel or inflicting pain on a whim.
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He said his time in the public eye had made him extra sensitive to inflicting harm and he lamented the "horrible" Breitbart commenters.
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The city "makes us deeply aware of the pain and horror that we humans are capable of inflicting upon one another," he added.
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Now the president has doubled down on those subsidies in an effort to alleviate the deep damage his own trade policies are inflicting.
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Over the past seven years, it has rolled out upgrades in stations and tunnels to prevent future flooding from inflicting the same destruction.
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When you abandon a couch, you rid yourself of a nuisance but run the risk of inflicting harms on the rest of society.
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Banner was tired of inflicting uncontrollable damage on innocent people, and he just wanted to be taken out before that could happen again.
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In return, Rialmo has also sued the LeGrier family for inflicting emotional trauma on him and the Chicago Police Department for inadequate training.
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That also raises questions related to the take care clause: Can we hold this president accountable now for the sabotage he is inflicting?
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Moreover, many don't believe they're imparting any harm or indignity onto the wrecks, and that other groups and individuals are inflicting far more damage.
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"The thought that any state would seek to deter parents by inflicting such abuse on children is unconscionable," al-Hussein, a Jordanian prince, said.
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In Japan, in contrast, most cases involve a big portion of a class inflicting insistent psychological (and occasionally physical) torment on a single victim.
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She may also face charges of felony child abuse and assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill inflicting serious injury, Woodall said.
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After inflicting chaos on the Florida Panhandle, the storm barreled into Georgia and then North Carolina, where it has weakened to a tropical storm.
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The prosecutor's office said in its statement on Tuesday it was also charging him with inflicting grievous bodily harm and with causing an explosion.
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Macron reiterated France's commitment to maintaining the accord, but Europe's leaders have appeared powerless to prevent the U.S. sanctions inflicting pain on Iran's economy.
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But purposely inflicting pain is a delicate task, especially when struggles, shouts, yelps, and begging someone to stop are all part of the experience.
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It also avoids inflicting a third recent defeat on Paris — which lost with bids for the 2008 and 2012 Olympics — and the United States.
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Earlier on Wednesday, 12 global steel associations urged the G7 to prevent cheap Chinese steel distorting world markets and inflicting further pain on producers.
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Inflicting pain and fear for the sake of it isn't breaking any meaningful taboo, it's not exposing any societal boundary, and it's not original.
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They will also likely stir concerns that Beijing's use of soybeans to hurt U.S. farmers may be backfiring by inflicting financial pain at home.
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Still others are hardened insurgent groups capable of inflicting heavy casualties on armies, as ISIS' affiliate in Egypt's Northern Sinai demonstrated just days ago.
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The park is filled with sophisticated lifelike robotic "hosts" that can be tortured or murdered but are prohibited by their programming from inflicting harm.
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Mr. Obama was trying to negotiate, however gently, with him to exit the Democratic race without inflicting damage on efforts to unite the party.
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So-called assault rifles like the Bushmaster, capable of inflicting rapid carnage, have been used in several recent mass shooting in the United States.
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Hezbollah is now a potent military force capable of launching tens of thousands of missiles against Israel and inflicting strategic, if not existential, pain.
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But China's calculus, at least so far, isn't just about retaliating against the U.S. and inflicting industry-specific pain, according to the Peterson report.
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As Trump considers the proper course of action, his administration must avoid inflicting harm on high performing sectors like the aerospace and defense industry.
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Before the shooting, Mr. Sharif and another Palestinian stabbed the soldier, inflicting what were previously described as light wounds at a checkpoint in Hebron.
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" Keen analysis: "Yesterday all the punch they had after the first inning could have been applied to a baby's cheek without inflicting serious damage.
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But he does have a point about the impact of a surging dollar, which has a long history of inflicting damage on developing nations.
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That storm, Hurricane Andrew, made landfall southwest of Miami in 1992, killing 3.33 people, destroying 63,000 homes and inflicting $26.5 billion in economic losses.
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And according to hydroclimatologist Dr. Peter Gleick, climate-induced drought amplified the impact of socio-political and economic mismanagement, inflicting agricultural failures in Syria.
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The forum comes as Hurricane Dorian moves "dangerously close" to Florida after inflicting devastating damage to the Bahamas, where at least seven people died.
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The forum comes as Hurricane Dorian moves "dangerously close" to Florida after inflicting devastating damage to the Bahamas, where at least seven people died.
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Such a relationship really is unprecedented, and in blurring the lines between news and propaganda, it is inflicting even greater harm on democratic norms.
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Until very recently, it seemed that President Trump was starting to grasp the damage that his trade wars were inflicting on the global economy.
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Its centerpiece, championed by Senator John McCain, a Republican, barred interrogators from inflicting cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment on prisoners anywhere in the world.
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Already at the sharp end of Hong Kong's horrendous economic inequality and unfair housing system, they are also less concerned about inflicting economic damage.
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"Those who condemn Trump but do not back their words with action are enabling the damage he is inflicting on our country," Steyer said.
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SORNA requirements punish ex-offenders by inflicting upon them tangible, secondary punishments, like the inability to qualify for housing and increased difficulties securing employment.
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This is our future, and going in the wrong direction is just needlessly inflicting pain on all of us, and it has to stop.
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For an industry that creates so much opportunity, our government should be taking proactive steps to protect it from – not inflicting – job-killing regulations.
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If you take a lot of children and you put them in a detainment center, thus inflicting trauma upon them, that's called child abuse.
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That storm, Hurricane Andrew, made landfall southwest of Miami in 1992, killing 65 people, destroying 63,000 homes and inflicting $26.5 billion in economic losses.
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Obviously, there's no better theme for extreme metal than torment, but rather than making it violent and inflicting it upon others, we go introspective.
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The irony is that those who survive this destruction often do so at the cost of inflicting the same trauma on their own students.
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Mayweather admittedly started slowly on purpose, and by the 9th round he began inflicting heavy damage by landing several power shots to the head.
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"The woes the (Trump) administration is inflicting on Chinese companies do not simply translate into boons for U.S. enterprises and the U.S. economy," it said.
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Video footage of officers beating Johnson to the ground, and of officers inflicting pain on the handcuffed teenage suspect, had been released that same week.
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His offenses included "inflicting great bodily injury involving domestic violence, corporal injury to a spouse, false imprisonment and vehicle theft," according to the corrections department.
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It's possible that further study could provide a solution that doesn't involve inflicting bodily harm on anyone who chews with their mouth open within earshot.
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Despite a relatively mild winter, this year's seasonal thaw is inflicting another cycle of blown tires, busted axles and other repairs related to bad roads.
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What happened to Ponce de León is just a fraction of the damage the manchineel tree (Hippomane mancinella) is capable of inflicting on its victims.
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Since then, commenters have either been saying they would try a slice, or else cursing Braun's name for inflicting the Peep-zza image upon them.
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This time, he accused the website of intentionally inflicting emotional distress and leaking a video transcript in which he is quoted as using racial slurs.
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Meanwhile, unemployment in much of Europe, very much including my current location, is still at levels that are inflicting huge human, social and political damage.
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She has also been charged with three counts of intentionally inflicting severe pain or suffering on an individual in the performance of her official duties.
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In attacking the right to asylum, the Trump administration is inflicting suffering on people who've already suffered greatly and rejecting the country's commitment to refugees.
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And Mill's liberalism might not be the political philosophy that can provide all the tools for combating the harms that Facebook is inflicting on us.
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But they're now all over the map on how to replace it, cautious about inflicting political damage on the party ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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"The thought that any state would seek to deter parents by inflicting such abuse on children is unconscionable," Zeid Ra'ad al Hussein said in Geneva.
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People took sexual pleasure from inflicting pain before Sade sacrificed his name to sadism, and others loved enduring it before there was a Sacher-Masoch.
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Birds of prey from the hawk or falcon families are a natural, simple way to keep them at bay, without inflicting any violence upon them.
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In June, he pleaded no contest in Los Angeles County Superior Court to misdemeanor charges of battery and cruelty to a child by inflicting injury.
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But policy makers continue to weigh the potential risks of such sanctions, which include inflicting further suffering on Venezuelans and raising U.S. domestic gasoline prices.
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The military's plan would have allowed the US to retaliate without inflicting casualties, making it a more proportional response to the downing of a drone.
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These narrow margins mean that families are at constant risk of even minor changes in their income or expenses inflicting deep material and financial consequences.
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Inflicting physical harm on a child will not only hurt them and the loving relationship, but it will teach the child that violence is okay.
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So the end of the episode finds him sitting alone in his study in the dark, pointedly not inflicting himself on the people he loves.
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PARKER: First off, I need to apologize, because I have been inflicting death on him and his family for what he did to my grandson.
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Last month a sacked Turkish general assigned to NATO in Germany told Reuters the crackdown was inflicting deep, long-term damage on the Turkish military.
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On Thursday, a judge issued a warrant for Hickman's arrest on one count each of assault by strangulation, assault inflicting serious injury and communicating threats.
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"It's certainly frustrating to have to mobilize every couple of months to keep our leaders from inflicting real human suffering on our constituents," he said.
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By that I'm particularly referring to factory farming because that's where the overwhelmingly vast quantity of the suffering that we're inflicting on animals takes place.
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In August, he was sentenced to a year and a half in prison on charges of blackmailing, coercion and inflicting bodily harm against Ms. Goo.
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The coronavirus, or COVID-19, is inflicting severe economic damage, shutting down entire industries and forcing businesses to cut their workforce as the pandemic worsens.
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Treating children like pawns, intentionally inflicting suffering on them to deter migration from overwhelmingly Latino countries, is not something that liberal democracies are supposed to do.
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After inflicting "widespread devastation" to the island of Dominica last night, Hurricane Maria is now making a beeline towards the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
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But the resolution targeting Barr and ex-White House Counsel Don McGahn will also reflect their tough odds of ultimately inflicting real political damage on Trump.
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But one thing that could be a self-inflicting wound that could really hamper the growth that we would otherwise have would be a trade war.
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Fury claimed the WBO, WBA and IBF belts after scoring a shock points win over the Ukrainian in November, inflicting his first defeat in 11 years.
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The currency has already rallied 13.5 percent year to date against the greenback, inflicting pain on the export-focused companies listed on Japan's benchmark equity index.
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Another part of Hadid's sentence requires him to work with a developer to figure out how to undo the damage he's been inflicting on the hillside.
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That degree of access gives abusers a disturbing level of control over their victims' digital lives, exacerbating whatever physical, emotional, and sexual abuse they are inflicting.
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For 15 minutes Österlund sawed away at each of the two volunteers with a gentleness that only enhanced the suggestion of the pain he was inflicting.
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Plus, the ZeroLemon's tough outer anti-shock shell means you can accidentally drop it in the street or down an elevator shaft without inflicting serious damage.
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Perhaps the slump in volatility-based funds or even crypto-currencies could cause a crisis at some financial institution, inflicting a dent in confidence more generally.
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But his inner demons don't absolve him from inflicting devastating control over the woman who loves him and, hopefully, viewers see that message loud and clear.
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Both moves are likely to end up inflicting the most pain on self-employed, middle- to upper-income folk—in other words, on a Republican constituency.
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Irma hit the Florida Keys as a powerful Category 4 hurricane early on Sunday, inflicting widespread damage on the archipelago off the tip of southern Florida.
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This mongrel merchandise quickly penetrated America's markets after China joined the WTO in 2001, inflicting what some scholars call a "China shock" on blue-collar workers.
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Mexican heroin is now cheaper and easier to buy than these pills, which is the driving force behind the ferocious heroin epidemic inflicting the United States.
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"The order effects a sudden shift in the rules governing entry into the United States, and is inflicting substantial harm on U.S. companies," the brief said.
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TMZ broke the story ... Larissa was arrested for battery last week after she allegedly attacked Colt, punching him in the mouth and inflicting injuries upon herself.
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And of course, the question everyone already knows the answer to: Is Kevin actually a murderous sociopath who loves inflicting pain on innocent small-time burglars?
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For much of the winter, the insurgents had the Afghan forces on the back foot in Helmand, inflicting heavy casualties, overrunning outposts and even entire districts.
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House Democratic leaders on Friday demanded an end to the separation of families at the border, saying the policy is "unnecessarily inflicting trauma" on innocent children.
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And yes, it may be frustrating that we have to mobilize every couple months to keep our leaders from inflicting real human suffering on their constituents.
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After taking over the city in a matter of days, inflicting heavy casualties and damaging heritage sites, they moved quickly to consolidate control over all Tibet.
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But some remarkable shifts that took place underneath the surface caught the attention of strategists, and are inflicting severe pain on a number of hedge funds.
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I tire of seeing African leaders inflicting death and destruction on their people, yet at the same time luxuriating in palaces, with hefty bank accounts abroad.
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The team with an incremental advantage can experience a 30 percent increased chance of inflicting a score; if two penalties must be overcome, the percentage skyrockets.
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The Detroit Tigers have a lineup capable of inflicting damage on opposing pitching staffs but have had a hard time pushing runs across the plate lately.
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Flyers, as first reported by CNN's KFile, distributed by an anti-war group led by Sinema depicted a U.S. soldier as a menacing skeleton inflicting 'U.
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Let's pretend this is Zayn's olive branch, and that we should be ashamed for inflicting our heterosexual norms on each and every one of his tracks.
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Radioactive miasma infected the air, the soil, and residents, causing birth defects and thyroid cancer in infants, and inflicting future generations of livestock with grotesque mutations.
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Driving the news: Now, critics say Lampert is on the verge of inflicting a death blow to the once-iconic, 373-year-old department store chain.
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Whether it be with a gun or sex organ, the harm that these groups of men and boys are inflicting on society needs to be understood.
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Midwest flooding: Record floods that have pummeled part of the U.S. are inflicting a devastating toll on farmers and ranchers when they can least afford it.
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"The thought that any state would seek to deter parents by inflicting such abuse on children is unconscionable," Hussein said, in a speech on June 18.
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Perhaps the worst part of all is that the CIA should have known that inflicting all that pain was pointless — because its own officers told it.
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Most of Isaac's scenes have suggested that he's a sort of brainless Gilead drone, carrying out orders and inflicting pain without giving it a second thought.
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As long as this administration pursues a deterrence policy predicated on inflicting harm on children and families and disregarding settled constitutional principles, the crisis will continue.
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In "Date Night" a girl asks her live-in nanny endless questions about the family she's separated from, unaware of the pain she might be inflicting.
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In 2010, turf fires smoldering in dry swamps smothered the city for weeks, inflicting the equivalent of smoking two packs of cigarettes a day on everyone.
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A U.S. special forces member serving with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in Syria said Turkey is inflicting atrocities as it invades northeastern Syria.
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Is it worse when the child is murdered inside his classroom by a killer bent on inflicting maximum pain onto the largest possible number of families?
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The Syrian opposition said the drone attacks have been instrumental in inflicting heavy losses on the Syrian army and allied Iranian-backed militias fighting alongside them.
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"Madame Secretary, your refusal to process claims is inflicting serious harm on the students you have the duty to serve," said Scott, a Democrat from Virginia.
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While some of the protesters carried firearms capable of inflicting serious damage against buildings and vehicles, others wearing tactical gear were content with their assault weapons.
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Garner, notably, isn't to blame for that, and having cut her teeth as an action star on the TV show "Alias," she's perfectly convincing inflicting mayhem.
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This race will be a good lens through which to see what kind of damage, if any, President Donald Trump might be inflicting on the GOP.
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Then, among the throngs of commuters, he detonated a homemade pipe bomb affixed to his torso with the aim of inflicting as much death as possible.
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His opponent, current champion Nurmagomedov, is a fearsome Russian wrestler with an unbeaten record, known for taking down his opponents and inflicting maximum damage on the ground.
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While most psychologically normal individuals agree that inflicting pain on others is wrong, killing others appears socially sanctioned in specific contexts such as war or self-defence.
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And Treasury helped coordinate the effective financial sanctions that were credited with inflicting serious pain on Iran and ultimately bringing the Islamic Republic to the negotiating table.
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In New York, Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani said on Saturday that U.S. sanctions were inflicting economic pain on Iran that could lead to a "successful revolution".
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His is a long spiral downward, and there's nothing but horror in the moment when we understand the violence he's considering inflicting on a gathering of people.
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Two days earlier, Nikki Haley, Mr Trump's ambassador to the UN, accused the mission of "aiding a government that is inflicting predatory behavior against its own people".
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So what can the U.K. do now — from a messaging point of view — to keep this crisis from getting worse and inflicting serious damage on its economy?
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On Thursday, Hickman officially resigned, and a judge issued a warrant for his arrest on counts of assault by strangulation, assault inflicting serious injury, and communicating threats.
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Mr Korteweg says he wants to make factory farming obsolete by "seducing meat-lovers" without inflicting suffering on animals and damage to the environment by feeding livestock.
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A majority of gun owners agree that we can respect the Second Amendment while keeping an irresponsible, law-breaking feud from inflicting harm on a massive scale.
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Townsend said Russian and Syrian aircraft bombed positions held by the U.S.-backed Syrian Arab Coalition near the Syrian town of al Bab on Tuesday, inflicting casualties.
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Some BOJ officials worry that Japan's recovery may be under threat from cooling global demand and the pain the recent market turbulence is inflicting on business sentiment.
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Ten days into President Donald Trump's administration, liberals are wondering whether the nation can endure four years of the kind of ruin the president is already inflicting.
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If we are worried about Trump inflicting great harm on the world, it's the powers of the Imperial Presidency that enable him to do the most damage.
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But to an under-appreciated extent, the amount of damage Trump would ultimately be capable of inflicting was a question for Congress as much as Trump himself.
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If it does nothing, the country will leave the EU on March 29 next year, severing links with its largest trading partner and inflicting severe economic damage.
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"The thought that any state would seek to deter parents by inflicting such abuse on children is unconscionable," Zeid Ra'ad al Hussein said in Geneva on Monday.
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Washington will entangle the United States in an avoidable and unnecessary war, further destabilizing the Middle East, inflaming anti-American attitudes, and inflicting misery on ordinary Iranians.
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Islamic State targeted all non-Sunni Muslim groups living under its rule, also inflicting harsh punishment on Sunnis who wouldn't abide by its extreme interpretation of Islam.
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My guide poured a glass of the country's famed anise-flavored drink, notorious for its tongue-ravaging flavor and for inflicting devastating hangovers on Greek island partiers.
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They also echo the widely held beliefs of many conservatives who worry that Mr. Trump is inflicting long-term damage on their cause, and on the country.
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The officer, Christopher W. Hickman, 31, was charged on Thursday with assault by strangulation, a felony, and assault inflicting serious injury and communicating threats, which are misdemeanors.
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He said yes — both to prevent companies from inflicting harm and to prevent them from affording benefits only to rich people who can pay for their products.
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With Algeria's current political upheaval, and the uncertainty and further paralysis it is inflicting on the government, it will probably be even harder to realize that plan.
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If anything, sanctions inflicting hardship on 80 million Iranians will unite the country behind the autocratic government; sanctions inhibit the people's longing for freedom, equality and justice.
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"It is utterly unacceptable and frankly staggering that any [government] would run the risk of inflicting this damage on people," tweeted Scottish National Party MP Ian Blackford.
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I started with Gloria Steinem, who emphasized that men can stand up to make clear that inflicting unwanted sexual attention on another person is just plain wrong.
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As the winds began inflicting damage in Canada, the storm was upgraded to a Category 2 by hurricane tracking services in both Canada and the United States.
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Austin S. Miller, focused on inflicting heavy casualties on the Taliban in an effort to keep its leadership involved in peace negotiations taking place in Doha, Qatar.
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But inhaled plutonium dust can lodge in the lungs and steadily irradiate surrounding tissue, gradually inflicting damage that can cause cancer and other ailments, sometimes decades later.
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The security situation in Afghanistan has worsened over the past couple of years, with the Taliban overrunning districts, surrounding cities and inflicting heavy casualties on Afghan forces.
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Just 123 yards long, it rivals the 12th hole at Augusta National and the 17th at Sawgrass for inflicting pain all out of proportion to its size.
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The pictures, released by imaging company Planet Labs on January 8, show that Iran can chalk up its strike as a success even without inflicting US casualties.
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Conservatives will care less about governing and more about scoring "wins" — and inflicting losses on the left — no matter how hollow the victories or flawed the policies.
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Funds that raise their money from public pension funds are capable of inflicting losses on powerful political constituencies, even if they cannot bring down the banking system.
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Mr. Muilenburg's attempts to offer sincere public apologies for the accidents, including at two congressional hearings in October, have been clumsy, inflicting further damage on Boeing's reputation.
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A wrongful death lawsuit accuses the hospital and city of being negligent and inflicting intentional emotional distress on the two families by failing to properly identify the patient.
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The Arctic is warming at more than twice the rate of the global average, inflicting irreplaceable cultural loss, and putting the livelihoods of America's northernmost citizens in jeopardy.
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Bernie Sanders, meanwhile, won the Democratic primary, inflicting a tough loss on front-runner Hillary Clinton and racking up his sixth win of the past seven state contests.
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During "Crash And Burn," Huck, high at the thought of torture and eventually from the action of it, explains his entire past as an "artist" of inflicting pain.
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A mountain of bad debt in India's banking system has led to a prolonged credit crunch that has been inflicting most pain on small- and medium-sized enterprises.
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In many cases, such diseases only appear in the puppies after they have been sold, leaving the buyers with massive veterinary bills and inflicting anguish on entire families.
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But there was little doubt that it could meet its narrower goal of inflicting pain by halting trade with other countries and by freezing foreigners' assets in America.
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The 27-year-old caused a huge upset by beating Klitschko on a unanimous decision in November, inflicting the 40-year-old Ukrainian's first loss in 11 years.
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If it is missed, tariffs on $200bn-worth of imports from China are due to rise from 10% to 25%, inflicting more pain on a slowing Chinese economy.
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But now, as the prospect of extended recounts takes shape across several states, the president's scorched-earth tactics risk inflicting long-term damage on the U.S. election system.
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Government forces and their military allies, they say, are inflicting heavy casualties on the Taliban on the battlefield, and continue to launch air strikes to destroy their camps.
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Americans throw away almost as much food as they eat because of a "cult of perfection", deepening hunger and poverty, and inflicting a heavy toll on the environment.
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The Concord Police Department has issued an arrest warrant for William "Willie" Moses Hooker Jr. for assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury with intent to kill.
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But insurgents captured the town of Khan Touman last week, inflicting a rare setback on government forces and allied Iranian troops who suffered heavy losses in the fighting.
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The trade war has resulted in billions of dollars of losses for both sides, while inflicting collateral damage on export-reliant economies and companies from Japan to Germany.
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Russian and proxy forces continue violating the Minsk ceasefire on a daily basis with almost complete impunity, raining down artillery and rocket attacks and inflicting significant civilian casualties.
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"Clashes have caused damage to both sides and could lead to a continuous bloodshed, inflicting pain and social unrest among different components of Iraqi society," the statement said.
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By inflicting significant casualties and "planting its flag" on Israeli territory, even briefly, Hezbollah will burnish its credentials as the only force capable of standing up to Israel.
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In 2015, the National Wildlife Federation published Losing Ground, which found that energy development across the American west is inflicting widespread impacts on wildlife, landscapes, and hunting traditions.
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Those hell-bent with the motive of inflicting mass death may ultimately find a way to do so by circumventing whatever regulations and roadblocks lawmakers put in place.
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He now faces charges of felony assault by strangulation, misdemeanor assault inflicting serious injury and misdemeanor communicating threats for the August 2017 confrontation, according to The Washington Post.
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If everyone who knew about Weinstein's allegedly predatory behavior had refused to work with him, he would have been rendered powerless, incapable of inflicting pain for 30 years.
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An initial police report found that the 23-year-old had attacked her parents, inflicting fatal wounds to her father's chest, and her mother's chest, waist and legs.
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What those solitary insects did have — and their contemporary descendants, like tarantula hawks, still have — was a powerfully painful sting, which functioned defensively by inflicting pain on predators.
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But at its worst, the plan, if mishandled, could end up inflicting real and lasting damage to the U.S. economy and U.S. relations with our two closest neighbors.
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Bund yields sprang from a record low of 0.05 percent to over 1 percent in a matter of weeks last spring, inflicting double-digit losses on many investors.
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I want to see Hobbs and Shaw (Jason Statham) fight their way out of a concrete prison, inflicting maximum damage on all the extras while escaping unscathed themselves.
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Emboldened by xenophobic rhetoric and aided by tech platforms, government agencies like ICE are targeting the Latinx and undocumented communities, inflicting generational trauma onto vulnerable families and children.
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I guess the challenges of kink are that it's a broad term that covers everything from light spanking to needles, electrocution, and other extreme methods of inflicting pain.
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But what starts out as an exercise in better diagnoses and empathy ends up making him a sadomasochist, inflicting pain on people in order to get his fix.
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Japan's finance minister Taro Aso said he informed the G20 he was "deeply concerned" about the damage the coronavirus outbreak was inflicting on markets and the global economy.
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All abuse is vicious, but most abusers don't put their hands around their victim's neck—if someone is inflicting harm in that way, the threat reaches another level.
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Barber possesses qualities that even her opponent Modafferi enjoys, but the 39-fight veteran told Business Insider that she will be inflicting a first loss onto the youngster.
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Hickman was taken into custody on March 8 and charged with one count each of assault by strangulation, assault inflicting serious injury and communicating threats, the city said.
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In a separate lawsuit filed over the weekend, a group of plaintiffs accused the makers of bump stocks of negligence for inflicting emotional distress on thousands of people.
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For Mr. McConnell, the abortion votes are a way to drive a wedge between Democrats without inflicting political harm on Republicans who are facing tough re-election races.
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"It is difficult to overstate the degree of damage Giuliani appears to be inflicting on the President these past few months," said Joseph Moreno, a former federal prosecutor.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro's baby mama, Jen Harley, says she's been left with gnarly bruises and scrapes from the latest fight with Ronnie -- but he denies inflicting the injuries.
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It also wants the Supreme Court — enriched by two Trump appointees — to effectively end all serious gun safety measures by inflicting an extreme interpretation of the Second Amendment.
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Arrests made A Chiba prefectural police spokesman said Kurihara, now 41, was arrested on January 25 on suspicion of inflicting the injuries that led to his daughter's death.
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A relationship ensued, but Joe was frequently dealt wild setbacks, inflicting a whole lot of collateral damage before Beck's death, and a cliffhanger that implied more trouble ahead.
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Inflicting unnecessary additional misery to those whose pain is treated with high-dose opioids seems destined to result in more suffering and would actually fuel the addiction crisis.
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A battery of six launchers could deliver its 36 rounds within 12 seconds, either inflicting a devastating barrage or rapidly smoking off a substantial area of the battlefield.
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These police departments, we put a lot of money into them, and they are solving very little, if any, crimes, and they are inflicting pain and damaging communities.
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Doctors were no longer bewildered by fatal cases of Kaposi sarcoma (a previously rare cancer, characterized by purple skin lesions, that started inflicting AIDS patients in the '80s).
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For Amobi, inflicting sonic ugliness on his listeners is a way of pointing to violence in society—and pointing to that violence is the first step to overcoming it.
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Boeing has been winning back market share from Airbus under recently appointed Ihssane Mounir, inflicting a rare defeat on the European company at this year's Paris Airshow in June.
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The area in Lower Manhattan that was destroyed nearly 18 years ago has been rebuilt, but the attacks keep inflicting hurt on the people who came to the rescue.
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In addition to being the wettest tropical storm to ever hit the United States, it matched Hurricane Katrina in terms of cost, inflicting some $126 billion in economic losses.
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"The trade war was already inflicting damage to the economy, and now it has been ramped up," said Jennifer Lee, a senior economist at BMO Capital Markets in Toronto.
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That rule does not apply when it is Federer, king of Wimbledon, inflicting the punishment in the silky manner only the 18-times grand slam champion is capable of.
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It's not clear whether those Guccifer-related leaks were orchestrated by Russian intelligence agencies as a way of specifically inflicting damage on the Clinton campaign, the U.S. officials said.
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Keeping his hold on power amid the standoff allows Maduro to argue he has won, and that the opposition is responsible for inflicting suffering by backing sanctions, Malley adds.
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" Ibrahim Kalin also warns the United States to "reconsider its approach and adopt a constructive position before inflicting further damage to its own interests and its alliance with Turkey.
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On top of converting RAW files into editable images without inflicting damage, it also boasts a medley of editing tools you can take advantage of to enhance your shots.
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The battle for Hodeidah, launched six days ago, could drag on, inflicting more suffering for civilians who have already endured air strikes, port blockades, hunger and a cholera epidemic.
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The story is structured as a sort of awakening narrative: a soldier goes through terrible things, then realizes the true horror he's inflicting, and has a crisis of conscience.
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"You are imposing, inflicting and inducing those around you to follow in your footsteps which is the last thing society and these communities want to happen," the judge said.
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Mr. Trump's more moderate advisers have warned him that the tariffs, which are inflicting pain on farmers and manufacturers, could hurt him politically as he heads into re-election.
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"This decision is inflicting me a suspension whose length will de facto prevent me — as if by chance — from bidding for the next FIFA presidential election," Mr. Platini said.
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Like Polanyi, he believes that free markets can be crueller than citizens will tolerate, inflicting a distress that he thinks is making us newly vulnerable to the fascist solution.
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"Personal grievances and demands cannot be resolved through inflicting harm on everyone, and closure tactics are an unacceptable negotiating method," Sanalla was quoted as saying in the NOC statement.
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Cohen lashed out at the president in his closing remarks, saying he refuses to remain silent in light of the harm he says Trump is inflicting on the country.
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Over the past two years, Iranian hackers hit more than 200 companies around the world, inflicting hundreds of millions dollars' worth of damage, according to a new Microsoft report.
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The movie's version of the event continues with Crawford inflicting further cruelties in a state of theatrical, self-dramatizing possession—emphasized by her Kabuki-like mask of cold cream.
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Last April, pro wrestling superstar Kane took a break from inflicting tombstone piledrivers and DDTs upon his enemies to announce he was running for mayor of Knox County, Tennessee.
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"We're talking about video games that glorify violence and teach children to enjoy inflicting the most gruesome forms of cruelty imaginable," he said at a news conference that December.
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This would be merely a funny story if not for the fact that these small offices are inflicting big costs on companies that actually produce useful goods and services.
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Britain's Parliament took control on Monday of the government's efforts to leave the European Union, inflicting on Prime Minister Theresa May a rebuke not suffered by any recent predecessor.
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Many view the change in policy as a lose-lose, inflicting damage on American businesses, depriving them of labor, while devastating the families the policy was meant to protect.
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And in the U.S., the record floods that pummeled the Midwest are inflicting a devastating toll on farmers and ranchers at a moment when they can least afford it.
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But what Claremont and Anderson do so well in God Loves is personalize and crystallize the hate, fear, and pain that humans are capable of inflicting on one another.
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"As keen as we are [for an election], we are not prepared to risk inflicting the disaster of no-deal on our communities," Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said Monday.
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By telling those lies, and diverting the agency's resources to serve their own personal ends of inflicting massive four-day gridlock on Fort Lee, Kelly and Baroni committed fraud.
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He was convicted that year in San Diego County of inflicting great bodily injury in a domestic violence incident, corporal injury, false imprisonment and vehicle theft, prison officials said.
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Mark Warner of Virginia who has introduced legislation called the "Stop STUPIDITY Act" -- an acronym that stands for Shutdowns Transferring Unnecessary Pain and Inflicting Damage In The Coming Years.
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In August, in a separate case, a Massachusetts woman filed a lawsuit against him, saying that he groped her at a Boston bar in April 2017, inflicting emotional distress.
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In Job, God is the boss, inflicting his whims on a long-suffering employee who doesn't know that God is doing all this to win a bet with Satan.
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Then came the title defense against the undefeated Rashad Evans, just fresh from inflicting one of the UFC's most devastating knockouts ever on former light heavyweight champion Chuck Liddell.
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He is viewed as having refused to heed concerns from GOP leaders that Trump's candidacy -- particularly his rhetoric about immigrants and minorities -- is inflicting permanent damage to the party's image.
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As a former top Japanese currency diplomat, Kuroda had criticized the BOJ for not doing enough to ease the pain a strong yen was inflicting on an export-reliant economy.
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The "amici" range from nearly 100 tech companies who claim the travel ban is inflicting significant harm on their business operations to the conservative non-profit organization Citizens United. 2.
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Despite a relatively mild winter in much of the country, this year's seasonal thaw is inflicting another cycle of blown tires, busted axles and other repairs related to bad roads.
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In three increasingly strident reports — two in the past two months — scientists reach the dire, unified conclusion that global warming is already costing lives and inflicting a mounting economic toll.
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Common Sense For a look at the damage that the plunging price of commodities — especially oil — is inflicting on the global economy, consider the plight of the venerable Freeport-McMoRan.
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As a sovereign state, Israel takes all reasonable steps to protect its civilians from terrorists as well as all reasonable steps to avoid inflicting civilian casualties on the other side.
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But if you take this claim at face value, then the data on Trump's faltering image suggest he is inflicting real damage on the Trump Organization's single most important asset.
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The Highway Patrol says troopers Michael G. Blake and Tabithia L. Davis have been charged with assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury and willfully failing to discharge duties.
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" One of his guests, a retired army general, went a step further: "We must be seen as inflicting punishment on Pakistan by non-terrorist means ... the nation needs a catharsis!
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Somebody who feels like this—inflicting that level of pain into your own body—is their best choice, we have to understand that she was at some point of desperation.
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A State Department official told Axios they're looking for ways to hold entities accountable if the administration determines they're inflicting human rights abuses and restricting the free flow of information.
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Maggie Dixon, 32, of Charlotte, is set to appear in court on Tuesday facing charges of attempted first-degree murder and felony child abuse inflicting serious bodily injury, WCNC reports.
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Scared and misguided people went to Nicolosi for help, and he exploited their fear to perpetuate hate, inflicting horrible pain and incalculable psychological damage on his victims in the process.
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"The supply disruptions inflicting the oil market continue to ratchet up... As these issues linger, we expect an increasing supply risk premium will price into the market," the bank said.
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Discovery of the program called the Analytical Framework for Intelligence only added further fuel to fears the tech company could profit off of inflicting harm through its data-mining operation.
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The tone of Donald Trump's first year as president was set at his swearing-in ceremony, where he delivered a blistering attack on the political establishment for inflicting "American carnage".
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Shout a racial slur while inflicting grievous bodily harm and your prison sentence could be seven years; if you merely grunt while pummelling your victim, five years is the maximum.
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Roxana said she was initiated into the infamous gang Barrio 18 through an 18-second beating -- in keeping with the obsession gangs have with inflicting punishments that honor their name.
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So instead of again inflicting on you my views of the danger of Trump, let me share what some influential conservatives said about him during the course of the campaign.
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HONG KONG/BANGALORE (Reuters) - Rising corporate profits are providing Chinese policymakers with room to do more to tackle the country's growing debt problems without inflicting major damage on the economy.
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"[Gilberton's] life was stolen by an abusive man with a long history of inflicting fear, harm and injury on women," Marsha Scott of Scottish Women's Aid told the Sunday Post.
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"What Did I Do …?" is an ironic protest that also highlights the self-loathing that victims of abuse all too often assist in inflicting upon themselves: How would it end?
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But mindful as much of the party's prospects in 217 as of inflicting short-term pain on Mr. Trump, party leaders are divided on how quickly and aggressively to act.
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Now, he's taken to blaming China for inflicting pain on the world and has returned to lashing out at the media to portray himself as a victim to his supporters.
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After years of double-digit growth, the number of Chinese visitors to the U.S. and the amount they spend are shrinking, inflicting a hit on the $1.6 trillion travel industry.
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Though he looks like someone you wouldn't give more than a passing glance if you saw him on a bus, Eric and his kind are capable of inflicting untold damage.
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TOKYO — Toshiba missed a self-imposed deadline to sell a piece of its valuable microchip business on Wednesday, inflicting a fresh wound on its efforts to repair its battered finances.
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Industry representatives recently proposed an alternative plan they say would achieve many of the same objectives without inflicting the harms they promise will come if the chairman's plan is enacted.
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Indeed, the Trump administration is going a step further by wrenching children from the arms of asylum-seekers, apparently as a way of inflicting gratuitous cruelty to discourage new arrivals.
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"It's a key tenet of the counter-ISIL air campaign that we do not want to add to the tragedy of the situation by inflicting addition suffering," Colonel Thomas said.
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"If you care about the outrage that the Saudis are inflicting on Americans and on the world, the only patriotic thing to do is to vote for this resolution," Rep.
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A pardon for Mr. Manafort could also end up inflicting more harm on the Trump presidency than any of the other allegedly obstructive acts Mr. Trump has so far undertaken.
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His approach is mainly observational and descriptive: rather than inflicting external meaning on his subject matter, he lets humor and irony speak for itself as he carefully considers each topic.
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For viewers, delighting in this schadenfreude isn't so different from the despair and anguish players have been inflicting on their avatars in The Sims since the first game launched in 2000.
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In turn, that leads to social pain, which then leads to Insane Clown Posse, who rap about inflicting that pain upon others as a way of communicating what they themselves feel.
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Internet providers have a well-documented history of inflicting handicaps on companies for no reason other than to force users to adopt products in which the providers have a direct stake.
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Gregg "Rocky" Brooks filed suit against Depp on July 6 accusing the actor of "inflicting emotional distress," according to the Los Angeles County court docket viewed by Page Six on Monday.
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Hellas Verona produced a huge upset by coming from behind to beat Serie A leaders Juventus 210-2300 on Saturday, inflicting a third defeat of the season on the Italian champions.
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Germany remains hostile territory for Anglo-Saxon financiers: Elliott Management, another activist hedge fund that has targeted Thyssenkrupp, has had to deny claims of inflicting "psycho-terror" on the firm's executives.
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Sorely embarrassed by this shock defeat to a bum of the month, Hide managed to avenge this KO by inflicting one of his own in a rematch with Chingangu in 2003.
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It's a game where up to eight people fight across interactive battlefields, with the goal of inflicting so much damage that you can knock your opponents right off of the screen.
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Rubio was the star of the latest Republican debate, having finally learned Trump's key to success: Avoid being distracted by discussions of actual policy and concentrate on inflicting death by insult.
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But not all: some Venezuelans in exile have long wanted the United States to use force to remove Mr Maduro and his Cuban backers, pointing to the suffering they are inflicting.
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"Death From Above" is an attack where a jump-capable mech lands on top of an adversary, trashing its own legs but inflicting an arsenal's worth of damage on its opponent.
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When insurers began to cancel policies—in compliance with the government's mandates—the Administration continued to assure the public that Obamacare could expand coverage without inflicting any costs on the insured.
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The BOJ could be asked upon to ramp up stimulus, though it is running out of ammunition and facing criticism that prolonged easing is inflicting too much pain on financial institutions.
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Both entities have since ceased to exist, inflicting billions of euros in losses on taxpayers and shareholders, and their former top brass have been accused of other crimes in separate investigations.
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Now a nasty new breed of ransomware known as LockerGoga is inflicting that paralysis on industrial firms whose computers control actual physical equipment, and it's enough to deeply spook security researchers.
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Typhoon Haiyan, which hit the Philippines in 2013, killed more than 6,000 people and destroyed 600,000 hectares of farmland, inflicting more than $700 million damage to the agriculture sector, FAO said.
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On September 7, a massive earthquake tore through the Mexican states of Oaxaca, Chiapas, and Tabasco, taking 95 lives, inflicting hundreds of millions of dollars in material damage, and wounding hundreds.
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Yet we've all been guilty of inflicting this exact pain on another person, of letting our own self-absorption convince us our travel tales are somehow more interesting than someone else's.
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Senate Democrats have tried to amplify their message in their home states by meeting with local reporters to highlight the pain the shutdown is inflicting on federal workers and everyday Americans.
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In a lengthy and detailed statement Wednesday, BTS' management, Big Hit Entertainment, offered its "sincere apologies" for "inadvertently inflicting pain and distress to anyone affected" by the group's choice of clothing.
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Compare that problem with being blamed for rising prices at the store, hurting retirees, cratering the housing market, and inflicting cynical financial pain on people living in Democratic Party dominated states.
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As a native Canadian, he is somewhat mystified by America's gun culture, particularly the lack of "guardrails" other nations have erected to prevent people with evil intentions from inflicting great carnage.
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"It may be frustrating that we have to mobilize every couple months to keep our leaders from inflicting real human suffering on their constituents," Obama said of the health care battle.
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Douglas Nelson Edwards, 220, was found guilty on Wednesday of attempted murder, kidnapping, assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury, statutory sex offense and taking indecent liberties with a minor.
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If anything, he added, his book fell short because he was not callous enough, because he could actually feel the pain he was inflicting on the people he was writing about.
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"Assuming the threat we face now comprises heavily armed, homegrown religious fanatics bent on inflicting massive casualties, the logical solution is to render them less armed and less fanatical," he said.
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Such a database may not have completely prevented unethical actors at Wells Fargo from inflicting harm on American consumers, but Congress may have discovered the scandal before it made newspaper headlines.
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John Legend denounced the Dallas shooter -- not only for what he did to 12 police officers and 2 civilians -- but for inflicting a major setback to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Outnumbered and outgunned, local rebels fortified in elaborate tunnels and deploying ambushes have repelled repeated attempts to storm their stronghold, inflicting dozens of losses on the army since the campaign began.
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But Kataoka's calls for pre-emptive action underscores growing alarm within the BOJ over the damage the trade war and slowing global demand are inflicting on the world's third largest economy.
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But Kataoka's calls for pre-emptive action underscores growing alarm within the BOJ over the damage the trade war and slowing global demand are inflicting on the world's third largest economy.
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In the spirit of the season, here's a suggestion: Instead of inflicting a garish tie on your brother or a carcinogenic face cream on your aunt, how about saving a life?
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By missing a direct hit on Miami, and inflicting less damage than expected on Florida's Atlantic Coast, Irma turned out to be bad, but not as bad as experts had feared.
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While doves in the nine-member board may call for action, the hurdle for deepening negative rates is high given the strain ultra-low rates is already inflicting on commercial banks.
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But there is uncertainty over how long it can sustain the current ultra-easy policy given the strain near-zero rates are inflicting on Japanese banks' earnings and the bond market.
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Circumventing barriers to customers in Asia, Europe and the United States will take some time, the company said, showing how the diplomatic face-off is inflicting havoc on global supply chains.
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Alas, that merely brings the Byrdes into contact with a new array of unsavory characters, while fraying their familial bonds, straining alliances and loyalties and inflicting no shortage of collateral damage.
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Fortunately, there is a way to price carbon without inflicting economic pain on people: Give the revenue from a carbon fee back to households in the form of a monthly payment.
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Conricus, the Israeli military spokesman, said the military focused on inflicting "long-term damage on the Iranian military establishment in Syria" and assessed "it will take a substantial time to replenish".
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This is when Aaron learned that spreading Black joy can "elevate" his community just as much — if not even more — than inflicting PTSD with a "refined" film like Steve McQueen's Oscar winner.
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In other words, his assessment is that NotPetya is the work of government hackers who used "ransomware" as a disguise to conduct a sophisticated cyberattack for the purpose of inflicting maximum damage.
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And extremists around the world are laughing along with many others, because they all know what you should -- this policy will in no way stop determined extremists from inflicting harm upon America.
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Nevertheless, senior leaders in the Labour Party appeared to have realized the damage the issue was inflicting, which may be why Momentum issued a declaration on Sunday acknowledging worries about anti-Semitism.
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Despite leadership disputes, the Taliban have made big advances this year, inflicting heavy casualties on Afghan forces fighting largely on their own since the withdrawal of most foreign combat troops last year.
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In a sign of the pain low prices are inflicting on oil producers, OPEC forecast that supply outside the organization would decline by 660,000 bpd in 2016, led by the United States.
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Joe Dunford, have "cautioned against the move ... fearing it could lead to a backlash against U.S. forces in the region without inflicting the intended damage to the Iranian economy," per the WSJ.
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What is beyond dispute is that the renewed fighting, and the waves of regime airstrikes and rocket attacks launched in response, is inflicting yet further suffering and destruction in Syria's oldest city.
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Rather, the French president's ambition is, at best, to encourage the American leader to use his influence in a more benign way and, at least, to keep him from inflicting real damage.
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They hope to create order from the chaos of the world by inflicting massive harm through a series of attacks, and forcing countries to work together as the old world order falls.
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Startups are made to handle uncertainty and map a course through it, but I still feel intensely angry at having to deal with completely unnecessary obstacles: a nation knowingly inflicting self-harm.
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According to the Huntington Beach PD Arrest Log -- a 73-year-old Harrison Ford was arrested Thursday at noon for inflicting corporal injury on a spouse and possession of a controlled substance.
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As many may know, the Obama administration is responsible for inflicting more than 200 major regulations since 2009 – at a cost of more than $100 billion annually, according to the Heritage Foundation.
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In a sign of the pain low prices are inflicting on oil producers, OPEC forecast that supply outside the organisation would decline by 660,000 bpd in 2016, led by the United States.
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The forecast for the rest of Wednesday calls for a harrowing day on Puerto Rico, with storm surge flooding, life-threatening rains, and winds capable of inflicting extreme damage across the island.
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Whereas Clinton reportedly advocated Israeli ideas in private settings, Obama seemed to believe that inflicting immediate pain could improve the patient's long-term survivability: hence his very public criticism of Israeli settlements.
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Earlier, this year, Russia, began constricting commercial traffic to two major ports on the Ukrainian coast, inflicting catastrophic economic damage to the country's major gateway for exports of steel, iron and grain.
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All of this was done while his wife and two small children watched from the backseat, hysterically crying and pleading with the police to stop inflicting unspeakable pain on their incapacitated father.
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But others said the central bank must focus more on the rising demerits of its policy, such as the damage that years of near zero rates is inflicting on financial institutions' profits.
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Corkin and her colleagues learned that if you placed a pain-inflicting device called a dolorimeter to Henry's chest, he wouldn't complain even as his skin began to turn red and burn.
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The devices used in the incidents have never been found, two US officials said, but appeared to be a type of sonic weapon that emitted sound waves capable of inflicting physical harm.
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The crimes fit the pattern of a rapist accused of inflicting similar attacks in March and May in Bossier City, located just outside Shreveport, near Louisiana's northwest border with Texas, he said.
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"The United States must reconsider its approach and adopt a constructive position before inflicting further damage to its own interests and its alliance with Turkey," Ibrahim Kalin said in a written statement.
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The bases are "capable of inflicting significant damage even when its missiles are armed with only conventional warheads," the report says, adding that the sites are also capable of taking nuclear missiles.
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He does not hint at his own role in the war, his forces' history of inflicting tremendous violence and the costs to civilians his painful sieges have exacted on rebel-held areas.
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But some BOJ policymakers are wary of ramping up stimulus due to the rising cost of prolonged easing, such as the strain years of ultra-low rates are inflicting on commercial banks.
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But some BOJ policymakers are wary of ramping up stimulus due to the rising cost of prolonged easing, such as the strain years of ultra-low rates are inflicting on commercial banks.
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The coronavirus pandemic is inflicting enormous economic damage in the United States, as quarantines close businesses, force workers to stay at home and create uncertainty that has spurred volatility in financial markets.
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Still, the agreement, which came during the 13th round of negotiations, will help to defuse trade tensions that have begun inflicting pain on the global economy and bolster business across the Pacific.
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"Today's disappointing decision by the Supreme Court only prolongs and worsens the uncertainty and fear that Republicans' anti-health care agenda is inflicting on American families," Ms. Pelosi said in a statement.
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But, despite the efforts by a handful of local environmental activists, many people from Tacloban still don't believe that climate change is a story of wealthy corporations inflicting harm on the vulnerable.
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We call on those inflicting this pain on the people of Afghanistan to take concrete action to protect civilians and put a stop to the killing and maiming of civilians in 2202.
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Meanwhile, al-Shabab has expanded its capabilities over 2015 and 85033 and has increasingly begun attacking and overrunning African Union Mission in Somalia peacekeeper bases and inflicting substantial casualties, the research said.
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Syria's Assault on Medics Ben Taub's article vividly depicts the unconscionable violence that the Syrian regime is inflicting on those who provide medical services in conflict areas ("The Shadow Doctors," June 27th).
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May's government are pinning their hopes on Cox to secure changes to make the agreement more palatable to Parliament, which resoundingly rejected it in January, inflicting a record defeat on a government.
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Yet the reality is that while Trump is inflicting tangible disproportionate harm to racial minorities across the country, he's not doing anything substantive to advance the interests of his typical white supporter either.
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The stepfather of a 12-year-old girl has been charged with inflicting injury to a child, a felony offense, after he slapped a child who was allegedly bullying his stepdaughter in school.
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That it was managed without inflicting major casualties on any side is in some respects reassuring, but there will be more crises like this to come – and some may prove much more dangerous.
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A Pentagon report released in December said the security situation in Afghanistan deteriorated in the second half of 2015, with Taliban militants staging more attacks and inflicting far more casualties on Afghan forces.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel on Wednesday of inflicting damage on Jerusalem's "Islamic character", in comments likely to further inflame regional tensions in a dispute over the Al-Aqsa mosque.
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China's report, citing American news sources, criticized the United States for inflicting civilian casualties in Syria and Iraq, excessive use of force by police, and U.S. eavesdropping on foreign nationals, including French politicians.
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Most of all, you will say, it's ridiculously easy to find a blogging platform and just write out your "longform" there instead of inflicting your thoughts on your followers in 140 character chunks.
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It is unclear where the master got this idea of 'starting cancer' by inflicting someone with a blow to the chest, but it does reinforce the continued belief in a woman's inherent fragility.
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The lawsuit was filed in the US District Court in DC on three counts: the public disclosure of private facts, intentionally inflicting emotional distress and a conspiracy to prevent voters from acting politically.
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But that's not even the full picture of the "biological annihilation" people are inflicting on the natural world, according to a study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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The Assad regime attacked the town of Khan Sheikhoun again, just days after the deadly gas attack there, inflicting even more misery on a population still trying to get back on its feet.
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But often omitted from the conversation about the epidemic is the fact that it is also inflicting harm on the American economy, and on a scale not seen in any previous drug crisis.
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Once the United States maintained a regular standing army in the postwar world, it was better able to sustain battlefield losses and withdraw from a loss while inflicting heavy losses on the enemy.
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"A man with no mandate seeks to cancel Parliament for fear it will stop him inflicting on an unwilling public an outcome they did not vote for and do not want," Maugham said.
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" In fact, a "Brexit" would be an act of folly, slashing Britain's "control' at a critical time, inflicting a "profound economic shock," in Osborne's words, and possibly leading to the breakup of Britain.
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In any military clash, such attacks would amount to a dramatic change in the nature of war, inflicting economic harm and disrupting civilian life far from the conflict without bullets, bombs or blockades.
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"The United States must reconsider its approach and adopt a constructive position before inflicting further damage to its own interests and its alliance with Turkey," the spokesman, Ibrahim Kalin, said in a statement.
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"The woes the administration is inflicting on Chinese companies do not simply translate into boons for U.S. enterprises and the U.S. economy," it said in an editorial headlined "Protectionism symptom of paranoid delusions".
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Elliott was not arrested or charged by prosecutors, but the N.F.L. used statements by the woman, along with photos of the injuries he is accused of inflicting upon her, to justify the suspension.
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In her classic essay "The Liberalism of Fear," the political theorist Judith Shklar argued that the first task of a free society is to stop the coercive state inflicting cruelty and sowing terror.
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Heavily armed teams, often a mixture of militants and uniformed troops, will cross the line to ambush an outnumbered post or patrol, with the goal of inflicting maximum casualties in a brief time.
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While BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has repeatedly voiced readiness to easing further, many analysts say the hurdle for action is high given the strain prolonged ultra-low rates is inflicting on financial institutions.
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Unlike natural disasters, and contrary to what politicians and the gun lobby might tell us, there are things we can do to stop this cycle of mass murder that is inflicting our country.
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The Houthis, in turn, have launched dozens of ballistic missiles toward Saudi territories, inflicting little damage but causing anxiety among Gulf monarchs, who have suspected cooperation between the rebels and Iran and Hezbollah.
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And he had a substantial criminal record before his transition to Islamic militancy: First convicted as an 18-year-old for criminal damage, he went to prison twice for inflicting grievous bodily harm.
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Syrian government forces backed by heavy Russian air support drove Islamic State out of Palmyra last Sunday, inflicting what the army called a mortal blow to militants who had dynamited the city's ancient temples.
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Depression fractures on the bird's legs look like "hobbling" marks, meaning the human hunters knocked the bird to the ground by hitting it very hard in the legs, prior to inflicting the killing blow.
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Three years ago this week, Fury shocked the world of boxing by inflicting a first defeat in eleven years on Ukrainian fighter Wladimir Klitschko and winning the other four heavyweight belts in the process.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will struggle to replace U.S. soybean supplies after implementing an additional 25 percent tariff on American shipments, likely inflicting severe financial pain on domestic companies, analysts and executives at feedmakers said.
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Like so many other Americans, I am left deciding which of these two candidates is the lesser of two evils, which one is capable of inflicting less damage on our country, our social fabric.
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Rather, the French president's ambition is, at best, to encourage the American leader to use his country's influence in a more benign way and at least to keep him from inflicting too much damage.
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But the computers represent Huawei's biggest consumer success in the US to date, and the retreat could be the most visible sign yet of the damage the trade war is inflicting on the company.
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Opened two years ago with a "Survivor"-themed party and lofty financial goals, the unit is already undergoing a restructuring that is inflicting large losses on its outside investors, including wealthy families from Texas.
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A blunt Pentagon report released last month said the security situation in Afghanistan deteriorated in the second half of 2015, with Taliban militants staging more attacks and inflicting far more casualties on Afghan forces.
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Remote and sparsely populated Farah, on the border with Iran has seen heavy fighting for months with Taliban forces inflicting heavy casualties on the police and army and even on elite special forces units.
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Overseas demand shaved 0.3 percentage point off GDP, subtracting from growth for the first time in four quarters and underscoring the pain that stubbornly weak global demand is inflicting on the export-reliant economy.
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Miller, 29, appeared before a judge in San Francisco ... and entered a not guilty plea for 7 felonies and 1 misdemeanor ... including assault with a deadly weapon and inflicting injury on an elderly person.
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The revival series is seemingly opting to explore the human aspect of the mythology — and the notion it might have been humans inflicting all of this damage, using alien technology, but without alien consent.
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A month later, the region was rocked yet again as the second costliest tornado outbreak in U.S. history flattened buildings and homes, killing more than 220006 people and inflicting approximately $2202 billion in damages.
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I wrote a column recently commending former President George W. Bush, who gave a stirring and brilliant speech about the things America stands for and the dangers President Trump is inflicting on the republic.
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The lawsuit alleges that the "zero-tolerance" policy to prosecute more illegal border crossers and separate them from their children is in violation of immigrants' constitutional rights, and is illegally inflicting trauma on children.
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"The administration is arguing that by inflicting this harm, on children and parents, this stress, they're sending a message, a deterrent message, for people not to seek asylum in the United States," he said.
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If Kavanaugh is confirmed, that disrespect will infect the Supreme Court, inflicting lasting damage to its reputation, while Kavanaugh himself will be the subject of endless investigation, if only by the press and public.
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In March, after Pyongyang's fourth nuclear test, the UN Security Council promised that Resolution 2270 would be the game-changer, inflicting crippling economic pain that would force Kim Jong Un to change his calculus.
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While there are many questions surrounding the science of the issue, it seems to me like we could develop a solution that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions without inflicting catastrophic damage on our economy.
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But Kataoka's calls for pre-emptive action underscores a growing sense of alarm within the BOJ over the damage the trade war and slowing global demand are inflicting on the world's third-largest economy.
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While foreigners are enjoying the hospitality, they shouldn't be oblivious to the cost the World Cup is inflicting on ordinary Russians, who didn't have a say in opening their doors to reveling sports fans.
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In a Wednesday interview with Business Insider's Sara Silverstein, Stiglitz discussed the damage the coronavirus outbreak is inflicting on the US economy and what it might take to eventually rebound from the sudden shock.
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Elliott was not arrested or charged with any crimes, but the N.F.L. built its case on statements made by the woman, along with photographs of the injuries he was accused of inflicting on her.
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Precisely because they take it on trust that strangers have no more intention of inflicting a wound on others than they themselves have, they are able to walk at ease with an unguarded attitude.
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The move was announced just days before high-level Chinese and American officials meet in Washington to try to resolve a trade war that has begun inflicting pain on both sides of the Pacific.
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In deciding whether and how to strike Syrian government installations following last week's chemical weapons attack, the U.S. military might once have focused on inflicting real damage on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's rule.
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At best, one reaches a measure of understanding — including drawing the significant distinction between the hurt one inherits and the hurt one sustains — which, ideally, should stop you from inflicting this hurt on others.
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But it is unclear what might drive Chinese agents to risk inflicting brain injury on an American government employee, especially in a heavily commercial posting like Guangzhou, which is 1,200 miles south of Beijing.
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Why it matters: Uncertainty about a handful of unprecedented phenomena — like the grinding trade war with China, the peripatetic Brexit debate, and President Trump's government-by-tweet — is inflicting pain on the global economy.
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A boy could earn his first tattoo by walking up behind an unsuspecting fellow villager and spearing him in the buttocks, inflicting a flesh wound, before working his way up to joining headhunting expeditions.
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Mr. Barr's charges of bias within the F.B.I., made without providing any evidence and in direct dispute of the findings of the nonpartisan inspector general, risk inflicting enduring damage on this critically important institution.
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Making them illegal doesn't stop woman needing, or wanting them, or inflicting them on themselves — there will always be coat hangers, broken bottles, painkillers, stairs to fall down, fists to hit, medicines to swallow.
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So Mr. Lighthizer and Congress could well go ahead with the tax plan, lightening the tax burden for American manufacturers as well as inflicting plenty of damage on China and the global supply chain.
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The action is seeking unspecified damages from Iran for its alleged role in, among other things, inflicting emotional distress on the family of Mr. Levinson, a private investigator who was a former F.B.I. agent.
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But when the signs are ignored or missed, there must be a final and ultimate reaction to bad, evil people who walk into schools with the intent of inflicting, life changing and fatal harm.
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And, despite the embarrassment for Beijing caused by Kim Jong Un flouting the wishes of the Middle Kingdom, China continues to abide his behavior rather than inflicting decisive diplomatic and economic pressure on Pyongyang.
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"Listings in the affordable price range continue to be scooped up rapidly, but the severe housing shortages inflicting many markets are keeping a large segment of would-be buyers on the sidelines," Yun said.
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We rail against "the government" for inflicting these indignities on us, but our elected representatives and our security services are doing exactly what we've told them to do: to protect us at all costs.
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ObamaCare supporters are worried that President Trump's attacks on the law will depress enrollment and confuse consumers, inflicting damage that can't be fixed even if Congress comes up with a bipartisan health-care deal.
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" McEnany added that "it's no wonder Democrats seek to take credit for the Trump economy after eight years of betraying blue-collar workers and inflicting pain upon the middle class as Americans everywhere suffered.
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Macron's plight illustrates a conundrum: How do political leaders' introduce policies that will do long-term good for the environment without inflicting extra costs on voters that may damage their chances of re-election?
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Others, however, advised against immediate stimulus due to the strain prolonged easing was inflicting on financial institutions, highlighting the rift in the nine-member board between those who favor more action and those against it.
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THIS YEAR British Columbia's human-rights tribunal ordered Bill Whatcott, a conservative agitator, to pay Morgane Oger C$55,000 for inflicting on her and other trans people "detestation and vilification based on their gender identity".
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Three alleged incidents she details from that year include him hitting her across the face on one occasion, making her lose consciousness on another, and inflicting a carpet burn on her face on yet another.
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The report, which is among key factors the BOJ board will scrutinize in deciding monetary policy, highlights the mounting demerits of prolonged monetary easing such as the damage it is inflicting on financial institutions' profits.
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Adolphus Earl Kimrey II, who was later charged with first-degree murder and felonious child abuse inflicting serious bodily injury, could be heard frantically telling the dispatcher that they had "looked everywhere" for the toddler.
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With a pedestrian or cyclist stuck to the front of a car, the car might have trouble moving to safety—or it might drag the human's legs or arms under the car, inflicting new injuries.
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Some analysts say Suzuki may serve as a counter-balance to a board dominated by reflationist-minded members, as he could be more vocal of the pain ultra-low interest rates are inflicting on banks.
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Like the First Executive Order, the Second Order effects a fundamental shift in the rules governing entry into the United States, and is inflicting substantial harm on U.S. companies, their employees, and the entire economy.
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In this way, bias in facial recognition threatens to reinforce the prejudices of society; disproportionately affecting women and minorities, potentially locking them out of the world's digital infrastructure, or inflicting life-changing judgements on them.
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BEIRUT - Syrian government forces drove Islamic State fighters out of Palmyra on Sunday, the army said, inflicting a major defeat on the militants who seized the desert city last year and dynamited its ancient temples.
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If India has carried out surgical strikes, inflicting significant casualties, it would represent the first direct military response to an attack on an Indian army base earlier this month that New Delhi blamed on Pakistan.
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Earlier this month, an assailant stabbed Bolsonaro at a campaign rally, inflicting a near-fatal wound for which he is still hospitalized and which may keep him from further campaigning before the first-round vote.
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And if fear of inflicting pain has you too scared to try any of this on a consenting partner who's turned on by CBT, take it from Aviva: "It's amazing what some men can take."
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The E.U. drew up a list of targeted products, focused on inflicting pain in the GOP heartland: recreational power boats made in Tennessee, digital flight recorders made in Arizona, and playing cards made in Kentucky.
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Flanked on all sides, the last enemy I needed to take out to end the mission was in sight, but the game wasn't giving good odds—the chance of inflicting damage was something like 30%.
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What is it with white people, having already enjoyed the benefit of exclusive socioeconomic spaces for centuries, all while inflicting violence and trauma on other groups, needing access to spaces those groups created for themselves?
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We addressed issues like the police state inflicting harm in underdeveloped communities, the for-profit prison system and its benefiting from incarcerating immigrants, as well as subjects like xenophobia and the destruction of the environment.
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Elliott was not arrested or charged by prosecutors, but the N.F.L. used statements by a former girlfriend of Elliott's, along with photos of injuries he is accused of inflicting upon her, to justify the suspension.
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Saudi warplanes have targeted hospitals, schools, roads, bridges, farms, livestock, and other civilian targets with zero regard for either the laws prohibiting such tactics in wartime or the horrendous suffering they're inflicting on innocent civilians.
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LONDON — Britain's Parliament grabbed control Monday of the government's efforts to leave the European Union, challenging the country's political traditions and inflicting on Prime Minister Theresa May a rebuke not suffered by any recent predecessor.
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The tactics themselves often proved quite successful at inflicting misery, but this simply led several countries to double down on belligerence in ways that endanger the United States — and that is particularly true of Iran.
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The incredibly rapid embrace of plant-based meat products like Impossible Burgers and Beyond Meat is, in part, attributable to a growing sense that we can and should be inflicting far less suffering on animals.
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Elliott was not arrested or charged by prosecutors, but the N.F.L. used statements by the woman, along with photos of the injuries he is accused of inflicting upon her, to justify the six-game suspension.
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In this simplified way of looking at things, a woman like Hoda, who might once have been seen as a camp follower or noncombatant, can be accused by Pompeo of inflicting "enormous risk" on Americans.
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Elliott was not arrested or charged by prosecutors, but the N.F.L. used statements by a former girlfriend of Elliott's, along with photos of injuries he was accused of inflicting upon her, to justify the suspension.
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"Saudi policy will now revolve around inflicting pain on other producers over the short term, but its long term objective is to be the predominant market manager and price setter," analysts at Eurasia Group said.
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In her new book "What Happened," due out later this month, Clinton casts blame on Sanders for inflicting "lasting damage" on her campaign during the 2016 Democratic presidential primary, which she believes helped Trump win.
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While the end goal is to restore consciousness, what if by doing so, you make someone more aware of their situation, their injury, their quality of life, and end up inflicting emotional or physical pain?
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The Taliban have overrun three districts across the country in the last week, and the pattern suggests they are focused on inflicting heavy casualties on Afghan forces, rather than holding the territory they take over.
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By its very nature, it conflicts with Sunni beliefs and especially Wahhabism, the ideology that all the terror groups inflicting misery on Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria — as well as London, Paris and Brussels — adhere to.
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The N.F.L. has made an earnest effort to curb concussions, with players suspended and with "concussion spotters" in the booth, but players do not yet equate inflicting concussions with intentionally blowing out an opponent's knee.
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In the process of doing what the owners pay him to do, Silver had to protect the Knicks from inflicting further damage on themselves and the league than the considerable amount they had already inflicted.
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This is at the heart of China's so-called Anti-Access/Areal Denial (A2/AD) approach which aims to dissuade the American Navy from intervening in any maritime warzone against China by inflicting prohibitive costs.
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"If tariffs are imposed as indicated, I would hope and expect the Chinese response to be small and symbolic so that both sides will have rattled their sabers without actually inflicting much harm," he wrote.
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"By inflicting this harm, this stress … (there isn't) any moral code or religious tradition to inflict trauma on" these children for political leverage, teaching those who potentially would come illegally across the border a lesson. Rep.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank kept interest rates on hold on Wednesday as widely expected, opting to avoid inflicting more harm on an economy mired in its worst recession in decades despite a surge in inflation.
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But my message to my brother and to all Leave campaigners is that inflicting such serious economic and political harm on the country will leave an indelible impression of incompetence in the minds of the public.
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All this makes anyone with minimal programming skills and a free email account capable of inflicting significant damage, and with everyone from presidents to pensioners using emails today, the virtual pool of potential victims is limitless.
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Instead, Barwise and other lawyers argued, they had waited until the 11th hour to throw a curve ball, inflicting new anguish on the families just as the long-awaited moment of accountability was supposed to arrive.
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The second blast went off some 10 minutes after the first, inflicting casualties on civil defence workers who had gathered to tend to the casualties, the Damascus correspondent for al-Manar told the station by phone.
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Paul Gait of Sanford C. Bernstein, a research firm, says that because of BHP's weak position in oil, it is suffering from the same cost pressures that it is inflicting on its competitors in iron ore.
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But it has since expanded its tactics and reach by inflicting terror around East Africa, as seen in last year's massacre at Kenya's Garissa University College and a deadly 2013 siege of Nairobi's upscale Westgate Mall.
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The bear charged, knocking Williams down and inflicting injuries, including puncture wounds to her arms and neck, and facial damage so acute that her eye socket was broken and her eyebrow was ripped off, she says.
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Reflecting growing concern over the pain years of near-zero interest rates are inflicting on bank profits, the BOJ may issue a slightly stronger warning on financial vulnerabilities in a quarterly report due out on Wednesday.
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Police say William "Willie" Moses Hooker Jr., 47, is wanted for assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, inflicting serious injury in the shooting of Wright at a residence in Concord on July 1.
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" After the 1903 football season concluded, the D.C. school board issued a warning: "The board has had its attention directed to a growing strenuousness and carelessness in inflicting injury in the football games and the schools.
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His role as an EVA pilot is less to boldly face the enemy than to follow the instructions the adults give him, bearing the weight of constantly almost dying and inflicting death and destruction for them.
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One witness described how an almost festive atmosphere among hundreds of local residents filling containers with spilled fuel turned to horror as the blast scattered the crowd in all directions, incinerating clothing and inflicting severe burns.
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The president gave the medal to 1st Lt. Victor Prato, 25, who was wounded in November during a deployment to Afghanistan when an IED blast caused his vehicle to roll over, inflicting multiple soft tissue injuries.
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Although he maintains some of the loucheness of previous albums, women now occupy his mind more often than his bed, and he can be someone who experiences hurt rather than blindly inflicting it upon his conquests.
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No date has been announced for another round of talks but the Taliban have stepped up their attacks on government forces, inflicting hundreds of casualties over recent weeks in assaults in different parts of the country.
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But like sonic cannons, heat rays, tear gas, and non-lethal grenades, all of these technologies are capable of inflicting harm on entire crowds — making them especially problematic when used on people in lawful, peaceful gatherings.
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But even if we assume Trump and the GOP don't want to be caught inflicting harm so brazenly, there is no shortage of ways for them to stoke dysfunction until the markets are tattered and shrunken.
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Their series-opening victory Thursday was their first in the playoffs since 473, when they blew a three-games-to-one lead in the A.L.C.S. to Boston, whose teams have a knack for inflicting misery here.
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"The authorities' lethargy has allowed impunity to flourish and the killings to spread to many parts of the country, inflicting greater suffering on communities who already live in constant fear of the next attack," she added.
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Understood in terms of Trump's foreign policy speech and Israel, this point means, inter alia, we ought not to assume that inflicting selected harms upon any one particular enemy is necessarily in our overall best interests.
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"Democrats are hell-bent on inflicting as much political damage as possible on the president, and that's what they'll be looking to do with any former official before the committee," the former White House official said.
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"Trump's options for inflicting severe and widespread economic pain on China are inhibited by legal, regulatory and legislative practicalities, including U.S. commitments under the World Trade Organization," the consultancy said in a report published in February.
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Since mid-April, the dollar has risen nearly 6 percent against a basket of currencies, hurting emerging markets and inflicting losses on speculators who had bet the currency would extend its 10 percent fall from 2017.
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Separate offensives by different forces in both countries steadily drove it back, inflicting major defeats on it in 2017, and eventually forcing it back on Baghouz, a little cluster of hamlets and farmland on the Euphrates.
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The second – and only - option if foreign states look the other way, is to make sure it is sufficiently well defended, particularly in its highly populated cities, to guarantee inflicting massive casualties on invading Chinese troops.
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Most parents of teenagers will tell you that the best response to adolescent deviltry, tough as it is, is to let kids make their own mistakes and hope that one day they realize they're inflicting harm.
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The knife found buried on O.J. Simpson's former estate was more than capable of inflicting the mortal wounds on Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman ... so says the man who examined the wounds of the victims.
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The speech provides "assurances that the government wants to maintain and improve standards that deliver for consumers, whilst not inflicting any additional administrative burden on business," said Helen Dickinson, chief executive of the British Retail Consortium.
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Surely Republicans have spent the past year rethinking their policy ideas, trying to come up with ways to undo the A.C.A. without inflicting enormous harm on ordinary Americans, especially those with pre-existing medical conditions. Right?
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Mr. Trump's trade war with China is inflicting pain on some parts of the economy, notably in the Midwestern farm belt, where growers of soybeans and other crops have lost access to their largest export market.
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The coronavirus outbreak is inflicting new disruptions on the 2020 presidential campaign by the day, but few compare to the decisions by Louisiana and Georgia over the past 48 hours to reschedule their upcoming primary elections.
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Currey was greatly responsible for inflicting heavy losses in men and material on the enemy, for rescuing five comrades, two of whom were wounded, and for stemming an attack which threatened to flank his battalion's position.
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" However, he added, "I would imagine that if you were someone who perhaps runs a little dungeon, and like inflicting pain (or receiving pain?) then perhaps this could be the perfect piece of kit for you.
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These very same folks who lambasted the president for inflicting a trade war on the global economy, for crushing farmers' exports and for shattering CEO confidence, seemed disappointed that the dispute might be winding down. Sen.
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More questions than answers The devices used in the incidents had never been found, two US officials said, but appeared to be a type of sonic weapon that emitted sound waves capable of inflicting physical harm.
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Yet if Trump-Putin-treason weren't in the news, we'd all be focused on health care, where Republicans are still trying to ram through a disgusting bill, inflicting immense harm, under cover of secrecy and lies.
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That's the claim made earlier this month by a Tennessee state legislator who called for a law inflicting career-ruining sanctions on school officials who let trans-student-athletes compete in accord with their gender identities.
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Regime forces targeted "areas from which the shells were launched in Eastern Ghouta, inflicting heavy losses upon the armed groups' ranks and destroying a number of their mortar launchers," the state-run SANA news agency said.
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And the incredibly rapid embrace of plant-based meat products like Impossible Burgers and Beyond Meat is, in part, attributable to a growing sense that we can and should be inflicting far less suffering on animals.
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And so, it was a natural draw to me to work as a prosecutor, to try and hold the people who were inflicting that type of pain and loss within our community to answer for it.
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Knowing that, ISIS has been evolving its tactics, focusing more on traditional insurgency methods, inflicting heavy losses on its attackers and gaining local sympathy by goading its attackers to use more destructive weapons and hurt civilians.
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" In a statement on Tuesday, Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the "inspector general's report provides a shocking window into the dangerous and dehumanizing conditions that the Trump administration is inflicting on children and families at the border.
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" In a statement on Tuesday, Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the "inspector general's report provides a shocking window into the dangerous and dehumanizing conditions that the Trump administration is inflicting on children and families at the border.
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Searching for a bill title that would deliver the message, he and his staff came up with Stop Shutdowns Transferring Unnecessary Pain and Inflicting Damage in the Coming Years, otherwise known as the Stop Stupidity Act.
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As Motherboard previously reported, consider the case of petroleum companies inflicting longlasting damage on the Amazon rainforest with relative impunity or destroying the last wild areas of the world with "normal" things like houses and roads.
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By the end of the play, Harry and his generation are beginning to figure out how to stop inflicting the wounds of the past on their children, and it's a moment of profound hope and optimism.
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Unless these companies dramatically improve their efforts to prioritize safety and openness over speed of development and salesmanship, they risk both inflicting further harm and alienating a public already wary of the prospect of self-driving cars.
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Riots in Paris at the weekend, partly in protest at fuel taxes, also illustrate the conundrum: how do politicians introduce long-term environmental policies without inflicting costs on voters that may damage their chances of re-election?
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If you have a child whose brain damage is so severe that they have, in effect, end-stage dementia and will deteriorate inevitably, then all you're doing by prolonging their life is inflicting these harms on them.
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After several videos went viral of parents inflicting violence upon stuffed animals to convince their kids to eat — I also wish I didn't just read that — one Orlando dad's response to the bad trend warmed people's hearts.
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Don Christensen, who was chief prosecutor of the Air Force when Kelley was court-martialed, told NPR that Kelley was convicted of domestic assault and pleaded to "intentionally inflicting grievous bodily harm" on his wife and child.
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Many BOJ policymakers are wary of deploying stimulus any time soon, given their dwindling ammunition and the rising cost of prolonged easing such as the damage years of near zero rates are inflicting on financial institution's profits.
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Mainly Islamist rebels swept through Idlib province in 2015, inflicting a string of defeats on the Syrian army until Russia stepped in to reverse the tide of the civil war in favour of President Bashar al Assad.
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My favorite unanswered question comes courtesy of my brilliant friend Kate Aronoff: Would you, as president, consider nationalizing and taking over the fossil fuel industry, given the unprecedented harm their business model is inflicting on the world?
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During recessions, tariffs have often been assigned more of a role than they really had, low ones for inflicting American producers with excessive competition (as in 1818) and high ones for stimulating domestic production (as in 1893).
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Lopez was arrested March 10 on a felony charge of inflicting corporal injury on a spouse and released on $10,000 bail, according to records from the Lake County Sheriff&aposs office and the Lake County Superior Court.
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When a conflict lasts this long, when reports about the suffering it is inflicting become a relentless wave of depressing news, and when the forces at play are this complicated, many people are tempted to turn away.
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And especially given Monday's tweets, it is becoming easier for a court to craft an opinion that invalidates this one action without inflicting any lasting dent to presidential power--simply by relying on the president's own words.
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From the indigenous side of things, seeing graves continue to get ravaged, and then the bodies just sitting there, it just seems more about inflicting violence and trauma than it does about any sort of knowledge creation.
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Markets are focusing on how the BOJ's report could explain the rising cost of prolonged easing, with some central bank policymakers publicly warning of the pain years of near-zero rates are inflicting on financial institutions' profits.
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The Fifty Shades franchise is all about Ana's pleasure, even though it claims to be about Ana's attempt to fix a broken man whose brokenness is manifest in the pleasure he derives from inflicting pain on women.
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Like Lars von Trier and Michael Haneke, Lanthimos likes to show characters inflicting painful wounds on themselves, but his is a decidedly sillier sadism: noses banged into walls, hands inserted into toasters, torture with tongue in cheek.
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If we really want to support the Venezuelan people, we can lift the economic sanctions that are inflicting suffering on innocent families, making it harder for them to access food and medicines, and deepening the economic crisis.
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Of course, America's favorite jackass is no stranger to painful stunts ... the last time we saw him inflicting pain on his own body, Steve-O was taking a golf club to the face courtesy of Chuck Liddell.
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The kind of damage the President is inflicting on his party is less appealing for President Trump to watch than seeing the television anchors speak about the sketch of the man who allegedly threatened a porn actress.
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All signs point to the serial burner being Glen Fisher (Marc Menchaca), a man who frequented Mosswood and used the group's teachings to exercise his trauma by inflicting that same violence on the women of the group.
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Indian officials said that ground troops crossed the de facto border shortly after midnight and destroyed a handful of terrorist camps in Pakistani-controlled territory, inflicting "significant casualties" and returning across the Line of Control before dawn.
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The National Park Foundation, a congressionally chartered organization that serves as the National Park Service's (NPS) official charity, launched the Parks Restoration Fund on Thursday amid growing concerns about the damage the shutdown is inflicting on parks.
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The German police on Friday arrested a man on suspicion of planting the explosives that injured Spanish defender Marc Bartra on April 11, accusing the man of attempted murder, inflicting serious bodily harm, and causing an explosion.
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Republicans are likewise less interested in inflicting economic calamity by monkeying around with the debt limit on President Donald Trump's watch than they were when they held the debt limit hostage against Democrats in 2011 and 2013.
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Here's a small part of the brief, which you can read in full below: The Order effects a sudden shift in the rules governing entry into the United States, and is inflicting substantial harm on U.S. companies.
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As someone who's been to gun ranges and fired guns, it is tremendous fun, and brilliant power to have one in your hand, but it doesn't seem like it's worth the misery and pain that it's inflicting.
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Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado, perhaps the most vulnerable Republican senator up for re-election, suggested the president needed to recognize the damage he was inflicting with the suburban voters who are so pivotal to the party.
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The effort to further punish China is being led by hard-line advisers to Mr. Trump, who believe inflicting painful measures on Beijing is the best way to force it back to the negotiating table on trade.
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Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz in a Wednesday interview with Business Insider's Sara Silverstein discussed the damage the coronavirus outbreak is inflicting on the US economy and what it might take to eventually rebound from the sudden shock.
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Authorities lifted rain warnings for the Kanto region around Tokyo, where stores reopened and many train lines resumed operations, but they warned there was still the risk of rivers in eastern Japan overflowing and inflicting fresh damage.
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But understanding the scope and scale of the war on Muslims is central to understanding the world we live in, the Orwellian nature of the Islamophobic narrative, and the resentments and traumas we're inflicting on the future.
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By posing tough questions, said Sarah A. Binder, a political scholar at George Washington University, Democrats will try to lure the nominees into inflicting political damage on themselves by adopting some of Mr. Trump's more divisive language.
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Researchers believe this increase in air pollution has already caused thousands of excess deaths, and less definitive but incredibly suggestive research indicates that it's also inflicting a wide range of cognitive harms on Americans of all ages.
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In recent weeks, in addition to firing on security outposts in most of the province's districts, the Taliban have also carried out heavier assaults and ambushes in at least six districts, often inflicting casualties on Afghan forces.
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"Both MPP and family separations are inflicting enormous damage on families and in particular children, but when the government combines the two, it's particularly brutal," said Lee Gelernt, deputy director of the ACLU's national Immigrants' Rights Project.
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Years of massive money printing have failed to drive up inflation to the BOJ's 2% inflation target, forcing the central bank to maintain a radical stimulus programme despite the strain it is inflicting on financial institutions' profits.
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" A United Nations expert said late last year that efforts by the Conservative government to pare state spending were "entrenching high levels of poverty and inflicting unnecessary misery in one of the richest countries in the world.
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We have no doubt that the United States will see the damage this policy is inflicting on the credibility of the NATO alliance and correct its policy by putting its allies and long-term interests first again.
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The trade war resulted in billions of dollars of losses for both sides in 2018, hitting industries including autos, technology - and above all, agriculture, while inflicting collateral damage on export-reliant economies and companies from Japan to Germany.
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As noted in a recent review in medical journal JAMA, inflicting neurological damage with infrasound would require massive speakers, and other explanations like chemical and biological agents or mass hysteria don't seem to be supported by the evidence.
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The survey also showed business confidence in Japan soured for the first time in more than six years, highlighting the growing toll that the U.S.-China trade war is inflicting on Asia's export-reliant economies and global manufacturing.
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It is understandable why China would want to duck the reputational damage TPP's failure is inflicting on the United States, but the world's second largest economy is in a leadership position now whether it likes it or not.
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Contemporary racial practice, however, treats certain words as magical talismans, capable of inflicting harm on official victim groups regardless of how those words are used or even of their meaning, as protests over the academic term "master" reveal.
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BANDA ACEH, Indonesia (Reuters) - Religious police in Indonesia caned two men for gay sex on Tuesday, with hooded men inflicting 82 lashes on each of them as hundreds of people watched the punishment ordered by an Islamic court.
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Lesson No. 4: Vote for a bill that transfers $800 billion to big insurance companies and the very wealthiest of Americans, while inflicting real pain on millions and millions of Americans, including those who voted for Donald Trump.
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Syrian government forces backed by heavy Russian air support drove Islamic State out of Palmyra on Sunday, inflicting what the army called a mortal blow to militants who seized the city last year and dynamited its ancient temples.
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These parallels have been criticized as being reductive, juvenile and politically useless — Donald Trump is a real human being capable of inflicting real harm and Voldemort is a made-up snake man from a YA series, after all.
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"For a Fed concerned that the trade war is inflicting major wounds on business investment and manufacturing, today's reports will only nudge the needle toward another rate cut," said Sal Guatieri, a senior economist at BMO in Toronto.
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House Democratic leaders on Friday pressed the Trump administration to end the separation of migrant families at the U.S.-Mexico border, warning the practice is "unnecessarily inflicting trauma" on innocent children while ignoring the roots of the problem.
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DANIEL CRUPAIN New York To the Editor: What makes me saddest about Donald Trump's "Second Amendment people" remarks is the damage he is inflicting on young Americans, especially those who might aspire to a career in public service.
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On September 1, Hizbullah fighters on Lebanon's border with Israel fired two precision-guided missiles over the border, apparently hitting an Israeli "Wolf" armored personnel carrier (APC) and inflicting casualties of unknown severity on its occupants (see below).
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Both sides in Afghanistan's 17-year war have kept up attacks this winter, with the Taliban inflicting a heavy toll on government forces, and the U.S. military and their government allies killing Taliban field commanders with air strikes.
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In parliament this week, Abiy acknowledged that the tensions were inflicting a heavy economic cost on both countries and said Addis should no longer hide this price tag from the Ethiopian people, another stunning departure with the past.
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The world's largest hornet extends its four-inch wings, ready to launch a stinger capable of inflicting paralysis — even death — and then a bug zapper smashes down, and the insect splatters on a novel penned by its killer.
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A particular concern for the global economic outlook is that the economic damage that financial market dislocation is now causing is coming at a time when the coronavirus epidemic is inflicting considerable direct damage to the global economy.
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The 40-day walkout at GM earlier this fall cost the automaker an estimated $2.9 billion, but despite inflicting those costs on GM the strikers did not convince the automaker to drop plans to close three US factories.
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UNNECESSARY DAMAGE Wang told an event organized by the U.S.-China Business Council that the trade war was inflicting unnecessary damage on both countries, raising costs for American firms, pushing up consumer prices and dampening U.S. growth potential.
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After more than a week of speculation in which the attack was attributed to Islamist terrorists, the far right and the far left, he was charged with attempted murder, inflicting serious bodily harm and carrying out an explosion.
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CNN reported Friday that Christopher Hickman, 31, resigned in January after being removed from patrol duty last August over the incident and will now face preliminary charges of assault by strangulation, assault inflicting serious injury and communicating threats.
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The choices made by the Davos elite — and the pressure applied on them to act in workers' interests rather than their own — will determine whether A.I. is used as a tool for increasing productivity or for inflicting pain.
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Epstein, who was found dead in his Manhattan prison cell earlier this year in an apparent suicide, is accused in a civil suit of inflicting emotional distress as well as battery and coercion, according to The Associated Press.
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"While results of a bite were inconclusive, subject matter experts were able to conclude that either of the two suspect alligators captured near the attack site were capable of inflicting the observed wounds," the FWC said in a statement.
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Researchers at Cisco Talos who analyzed dozens of samples of the malware that affected Olympic computers called the software a "wiper" — malicious software designed to wipe a computer's files — but that it intentionally holds back from inflicting maximum damage.
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Years of heavy money printing have failed to drive up inflation to the BOJ's elusive 2% target, forcing the central bank to sustain a massive stimulus despite the damage ultra-low interest rates is inflicting on financial institutions' profits.
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The Sandy Hook lawsuit claims that Bushmaster was negligent because the company knew or should have known the weapon could be shared with "unscreened" individuals and posed an "unreasonable risk" of inflicting multiple casualties or serious injury to others.
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Growth in China's manufacturing sector sputtered in September as both external and domestic demand weakened, two surveys showed on Sunday, raising the pressure on policymakers as U.S. tariffs appear to be inflicting a heavier toll on the Chinese economy.
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Ancelotti led Real to the 10th of their 11 European Cups in 2014, inflicting Bayern's heaviest European home defeat on the way with a 4-0 win at the Allianz Arena in the second leg of the semi-final.
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For OPEC and Russia, the question may eventually become deciding whether they can continue to keep Asia well supplied and maintain their relative market shares, while still inflicting enough pain elsewhere to keep oil prices on a rising trend.
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This defines the ultimate crime as "acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group" whether through outright killing of "inflicting…conditions of life" designed to bring about their destruction.
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Growth in China's manufacturing sector nationwide sputtered in September as both external and domestic demand weakened, two surveys showed on Sunday, raising pressure on policymakers as U.S. tariffs appear to be inflicting a heavier toll on the Chinese economy.
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Indeed, as a tool and as a weapon, the term has served to sabotage thinking along traditional male/female lines—while inflicting collateral damage, which Burton's advisers disarmingly note, on clear thought along much of any lines at all.
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The direct cost of reacquiring Crimea and playing games with Western elections are the economic sanctions that limit Russian elites' ability to travel or own assets abroad while inflicting pain on all of Russian society as the economy falters.
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Abe said on Tuesday he hadn't decided yet whom to pick as next BOJ governor, but rebuffed calls from an opposition lawmaker to replace Kuroda given the pain the BOJ's negative interest rate policy was inflicting on commercial banks.
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The Stop Stupidity (Shutdowns Transferring Unnecessary Pain and Inflicting Damage In The Coming Years) Act would automatically renew funding for all aspects of government, besides the legislative branch and president's office, at the same level as the previous year.
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On Wednesday the U.K.'s House of Lords voted against a key part of Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit policy, inflicting a defeat on the government that could eventually push it toward keeping closer ties with the European Union.
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The Stop Stupidity (Shutdowns Transferring Unnecessary Pain and Inflicting Damage In The Coming Years) Act would automatically renew funding for all aspects of government, besides the legislative branch and president's office, at the same level as the previous year.
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In April 2015, Chinese courts ruled two more Baijia-owned hospitals negligent in the death of one newborn and responsible for inflicting another with cerebral palsy (despite both hospitals transferring the infants to public hospitals at the last minute).
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Now, the lab is out of control and expected to crash-land on Earth by the end of March -- posing a minuscule risk to humans but inflicting a blot on the nation's bold push to become a space superpower.
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As a nearly lifelong New Yorker, I had long been someone who shrugged off Mr. Trump's words and actions for decades, believing he was just a bad joke that the city was inflicting on the rest of the world.
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Here, though, Arkel (Jens Larsen) tries to sexually assault her — and the gulf between his (self-deluded?) noble words and the pain he was inflicting was terrifying at a time of near-constant stories of abuse by powerful men.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Friday that he would double the rate of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Turkey, inflicting additional pain on President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, whose country is in the midst of an economic crisis.
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Authorities lifted rain warnings for the Kanto region around a becalmed Tokyo, where stores reopened and many train lines resumed operations, but they warned there was still the risk of rivers in eastern Japan overflowing and inflicting fresh damage.
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We broke the story ... Jen allegedly suffered gnarly bruises and scrapes from the latest fight with Ronnie and there are photos of the injuries, but he denies inflicting them and tells a different story of how she got hurt.
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Any other means of inflicting an ill-advised "bloody nose" must be restrained at all costs if the nation and the world is not to be plunged into an irreversible conflict of catastrophic proportions on an ill-advised whim.
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An array of local and international forces - some of them sworn enemies of each other - have conducted different campaigns against Islamic State during that period, inflicting major defeats on it in 2017 with the capture of Mosul and Raqqa.
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