Or you're a teacher influencing your students, or a lawyer influencing a jury, or a pastor influencing your congregation, or a politician influencing your constituents.
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She was influencing fashion; she was influencing all sorts of events.
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" Dorsey said the investment community doesn't understand Twitter's massive power "influencing culture and influencing the world.
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"Fox is substantially better at influencing Democrats than MSNBC is at influencing Republicans," the authors find.
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Meaning that the culture in influencing our political climate more than our political climate is influencing the culture.
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Unlike his usual broadsides, these attacks do not appear aimed at influencing politics but at influencing key players in legal proceedings.
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"This is very new, because now it seems it's not only Russia influencing Ukrainian politics, but Ukraine is also influencing the U.S., and things happening in the U.S. are greatly influencing Ukraine," Yevhen Fedchenko, one of StopFake's founders, told me.
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It's easy to think of the Democratic and Republican parties as mirror images of each other or assume that trends influencing one party are influencing the other.
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That is a lot of time to perfect our influencing skills, but somehow all but the most accomplished still struggle at influencing the masses with their speech.
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Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson's love is influencing their wardrobe.
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Were the Minutemen influencing this kind of jammy "experimental" stuff?
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Those kinds of very basic ideas are influencing our field.
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So perhaps MLB was influencing the design before the purchase?
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Here in the camp, do you see music influencing people?
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Not in 40 years of making and influencing American music.
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Even if this is alarmist, influencing China is extremely difficult.
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What are some of those sounds that were influencing you?
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Was Russia successful in influencing the outcome of the election?
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Other markets including Treasuries are also seen influencing price moves.
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After all, politics is the art of influencing the uninformed.
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Chidi and Eleanor do seem to be influencing each other.
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This is becoming ever more important in influencing political outcomes.
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How much is impeachment actually influencing races across the country?
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A similar dynamic now seems to be influencing transgender acceptance.
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Clinton who is on Italians' minds and influencing their catwalks.
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There was some chatter about asset allocation programs influencing trading.
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It is influencing employee morale and possibly even employee retention.
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WATCH: How TikTok's Chinese owners might be influencing its content
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The president said Thursday that Xi "could be influencing" Kim.
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How did that studio space specifically end up influencing you?
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He also cited trade wars and sanctions as influencing factors.
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"Messy politics is influencing economic and market outcomes," he said.
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Hollywood has already been influencing society and technology for decades.
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One factor influencing his appetite for risk: President Donald Trump.
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However, Palmer identified five reasons that could be influencing Buffett.
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And the defendant's actions were capable of influencing the investigations.
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" Asked whether Trump is influencing her decisions, George said, "no.
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Establish relationships Trust is a big part of influencing people.
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The exact figures would be secret to avoid influencing markets.
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Admittedly, the prospects of influencing Russia and Assad are slim.
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How much of your income is coming from pumpkin influencing?
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I don't think anybody can with a straight face say that the Russians did not set out to influence our election," Clinton said about Vladimir Putin and the Russians "influencing voters, therefore, influencing opinions.
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What do you think your chances are of influencing that vote?
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We are talking about a foreign enemy power influencing an election.
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The regulator assessed 12 consultants influencing 1.6 trillion pounds in assets.
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Does his scheme foreshadow a future in which influencing is automated?
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But the two are influencing one another in the best ways.
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Albert Einstein's theories have been influencing physics for over 100 years.
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Seifert: You mean in terms of influencing what they are doing?
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RUBIO: Well, because I'm influencing social policy — this is their money.
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There are five deep historical currents that are influencing these events.
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"Parents have to figure out what's influencing their decisions," she said.
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But it ends up influencing pay through its interest rate policy.
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Sernovitz's call to target consumer demand: by influencing the political system,
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He believes in the primacy of genes in influencing athletic ability.
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Age was an influencing factor in these deaths, the researchers found.
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Rattle's movements, however, aren't the only thing influencing the visual arrangements.
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Unfortunately, Mr Erdogan's fulminations seem to be influencing the central bank.
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Americans see it influencing the core functions of our democratic system.
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A desire for raw materials may be influencing Beijing's actions there.
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The need to fill the gap is influencing meat markets worldwide.
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Candidates from both sides can accuse it of influencing the outcome.
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In the process, they're blurring the line between reporting and influencing.
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We're influencing on Instagram as well, and talking media on Twitter.
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"President Xi could be influencing Kim Jong-un," Mr. Trump said.
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Yet income is only one of the factors influencing newborn mortality.
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He said he acted for the purpose of influencing an election.
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Obviously this wasn't the only influencing factor in changing my perspectives.
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It has nothing to do with foreign actors influencing an election.
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It's music and it's actually influencing people and getting them to vote.
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Nigeria is not the only place where WhatsApp is influencing political culture.
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The brothers have rejected the public watchdog's accusations of corruptly influencing Zuma.
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So, that's a mix of factors that's been influencing the Chinese economy.
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Another factor influencing different rates of use may be the prescribers themselves.
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The original Charmed is not the only show influencing the new iteration.
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The group's mission is expressly not geared toward influencing any government policy.
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But this should not be the main factor influencing Clinton's VP decision.
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Most of the time this relies on influencing his opponent's head position.
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Detective Howard reprimanded her for accusing adults of influencing her son's behavior.
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It's a written decision aimed at influencing other courts — even appeals courts.
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Is there a solution to the tribalism, which is influencing our politics?
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David also points to intense online chatter influencing how much she spent.
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It's a written decision aimed at influencing other courts—even appeals courts.
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They dislike in general the idea of outsiders influencing countries' domestic politics.
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Comcast had been barred from influencing its strategic direction since the merger.
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Cloud computing's rise is already influencing the future of data centre design.
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One factor influencing global market sentiment was the fluctuating prices in oil.
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These are 11-year-old kids, and they're influencing lives in Africa.
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Lobbyists can earn their keep by influencing the direction of the debate.
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A Labor Department official there were no special factors influencing the data.
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President Trump has speculated that China is influencing Kim to back away.
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And they are in no way influencing the outcome with their support.
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Television isn't just a medium for flattering the president, but influencing him.
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"This problem will continue influencing the country in different ways," he said.
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We must discuss these issues because it is influencing public policy today.
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Trump has singled out Navarro's work as influencing his views on trade.
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Fashion has a reach beyond any other, influencing us consciously and subconsciously.
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The political influencing as well as the deception worked, at least partly.
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Lamar seems to be dabbling in, and influencing, the future of music.
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Are there other benign ways of influencing population growth that you considered?
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It's influencing every sector, from construction to communications, agriculture and so on.
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After all, scent is the strongest sense influencing memory recall and emotions.
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You can thank Star Wars: The Force Awakens for influencing that decision.
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We're not taking the data and influencing the market in any sense.
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Here are some of the forces that may be influencing people's decisions.
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Are we supposed to believe those troubles aren't influencing their political beliefs?
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But as reprehensible as these sympathies are, she was not influencing Edward.
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"It does suggest those changes might be influencing the declines," she said.
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This transit squares against unpredictable Uranus, influencing our moods and hidden thoughts.
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Could the Twittersphere be influencing the Federal Reserve on interest rate policy?
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A host of other factors could also be influencing the fertility trends.
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Seminal: of a work, event, moment, or figure strongly influencing later developments.
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Nolan said her district will not tolerate technology companies "influencing" patient treatment.
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Glow Recipe has roots in Korean beauty, another factor influencing the trend.
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It spent almost $30 million on influencing 2016 House and Senate races.
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That included liquidating assets that might have raised questions about possibly influencing policy.
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Differing approaches They also differed in their approach to influencing the new administration.
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So, astrology aside, cosmic forces actually might be influencing life here on Earth.
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Through trade policy, he controls one key lever for influencing the economic outlook.
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Here's the thing: Russia's attempts at influencing the region should be taken seriously.
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And what would you do if you wanted to start influencing this process?
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The public mood has been shifting for weeks and is already influencing policy.
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Besides, the president's track record in influencing Alabama politics has not been great.
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How do you see the tumult and uncertainty in America influencing their thinking?
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Can the politics of the Supreme Court end up influencing this next election?
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Together they form a reactionary front capable of influencing the country's geopolitical outlook.
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Nonetheless, the threat of Brexit-related upheaval already seems to be influencing decisions.
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Other factors influencing effectiveness include the age and general health of the recipient.
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Imperfect exit polls have been kept secret for fear of influencing the outcome.
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Meaning the president of China, President Xi could be influencing Kim Jong-un.
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Understanding and influencing an organization or society required a bracing dose of pragmatism.
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And it may be influencing the move in U.S. bond yields as well.
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This effect ended up influencing the rest of the album design and installation.
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How is the sound system influencing the music you're making for these events?
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To be sure, influencing government policy needs to be a point of emphasis.
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"Influencing change in this company is possible but could take time," Wolf said.
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He also reportedly admits he acted for the purpose of influencing the election.
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Kylie wasn't the only Jenner influencing Kim's style on the Week of Kourtney.
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In 2017, social media superstars are increasingly influencing public discourse on key issues.
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And it's dangerous to have machines that are extremely good at influencing people.
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With Sanders, Clinton and outside satellites influencing the direction of that broad church.
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Granted, there were some provisions of the act aimed at influencing state law.
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Giuliani expressed concern over the probe influencing the outcome of the midterm elections.
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Another factor influencing markets on Monday was the sharp rebound in oil prices.
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Several drivers are morphing these firms and influencing the choice to dump fees.
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But Francis may be more quietly influencing the Catholic vote in other ways.
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His aides' interactions with Russians interested in influencing the outcome of the election.
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There are several factors influencing this trend, including tax changes, according to Frank.
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"I like influencing others to be good and be their best," Love said.
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But influencing is not the same as controlling, whatever Zuckerberg claimed in Congress.
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Do you worry that it is influencing the reason that people become artists?
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They've always been with us, chipping away at society's restraints and influencing history.
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The couple maintains they were influencing out of pure love, not for money.
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But the Paris-based organization has a track record of influencing global policy.
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How much do you think this was a factor in influencing Black voters?
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"The 'primary purpose' test is what was influencing Mr. Bowser's answers," she said.
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Even the mainland Chinese authorities have accused the US of influencing the protests.
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The findings enter the bloodstream of the body politic, subtly influencing the debate.
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Prosecutors could be accused of influencing an election if they file charges beforehand.
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Yet another concluded advisers like Stephen K. Bannon must be influencing Mr. Trump.
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In this way, she's part of another larger movement influencing the pop chart.
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So partisanship seems to override personal experience in influencing perceptions of economic reality.
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Russia, Iran and Turkey are the three major powers influencing war-torn Syria.
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The Trump administration has blamed China for influencing the decision to impose tariffs.
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He has also distanced himself from another foreign power influencing his country: Iran.
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Do you think there is a line between influencing, borrowing and stealing artistically?
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They have argued that influencing him from within is better, as anonymous did.
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Bongo denies unduly influencing the election, and Gabon's top court upheld the result.
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"African American man outside Polling Place influencing people to vote Democrat," it continues.
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" And Hale added that, "of course, Russian behavior's not just about influencing elections.
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So much of influencing Washington requires the right messaging and sustained issue campaigns.
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Markets continue to do a better job of influencing drug trafficking than laws.
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Parliamentary systems give their governing coalitions full control over levers influencing economic outcomes.
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All of this is done with the aim of influencing the US presidential election.
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She also credited faith-based organizations with reaching out to Trump and influencing him.
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D-Noses has already produced a policy brief aimed at influencing politicians, Arias said.
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Both focus on gathering information, and influencing and manipulating people to do one's bidding.
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"Nutrition is a key factor influencing skin health and consequently its appearance," she explains.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing last week's data.
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In a statement to Motherboard, a Cambridge Analytica spokesperson denied influencing the electoral outcome.
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Publisher admits payment was aimed at influencing the 2016 election, contradicting Trump's statements. Jan.
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He's also considering an attempt at traditional food influencing, with real photos of himself.
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As research on hunger historically has shown, key factors influencing food insecurity include unemployment.
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An app funded by Sheldon Adelson is covertly influencing the online conversation about Israel.
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The performance of the Brazilian real is also expected to continue influencing arabica futures.
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In each case, it's hard to say how effective he was at influencing policy.
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Kennedy wrote the Citizens United decision allowing corporations to spend unlimited money influencing elections.
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It's influencing the breathability of the ecosystems covering 70 percent of our planet.[Nature]
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"This is important to prevent premature conclusions from influencing future research," Feldman told Gizmodo.
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A Labor Department official said there were no special factors influencing the claims data.
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They also assume he'll be the de facto king, influencing his wife's every decision.
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Of these, nearly 21% are Catholics, their large number influencing the shift toward cremation.
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Today's media seems more interested in influencing voters rather than educating and informing them.
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Besides the economy and earnings, the other big influencing factor these days is politics.
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I asked Ratner: By what means might Tylenol be influencing us in these ways?
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In addition, the investigation ought to examine America's own policies regarding influencing foreign elections.
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One who did not shy away from punctuating her personality with character-influencing accessories.
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But predicting and reliably influencing the behavior of a flock is no simple matter.
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"People behind this are influencing children to disorder," Esseff told the National Catholic Register.
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Public financing doesn't necessarily keep big donors or outside money from influencing a race.
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In consciousness-raising sessions, feminists questioned the male supremacy influencing how most humans copulated.
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But the manner in which they are influencing economic activity today has changed dramatically.
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His administration has focused on Beijing for influencing the president's decision to impose tariffs.
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President Trump's personal lawyer bragged about influencing the president's decision to fire then-U.
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Critics said the comments touched on anti-Semitic tropes of Jews discretely influencing politics.
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Many dissidents settled in Florida, influencing U.S. policy toward Cuba and plotting Castro's demise.
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However, last week, Trump speculated whether Chinese President Xi Jinping may be influencing Kim.
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You may not even realize the subtle ways we're influencing you to spend more.
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"Income only plays a small part in influencing our well-being," the study reports.
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Just this week, Nomura speculated that bitcoin could start influencing energy markets in 103.
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Jupiter's large gravitational pull is constantly influencing the meteor streams, according to Dr. Cooke.
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Sleep is often elusive during these episodes, frequently influencing a desire to use substances.
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He pushed boundaries, influencing not only music, but film, fashion, gender and sexual identity.
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Maybe it emerges from time to time, influencing the present with its broken wounds.
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Publisher admits payment was aimed at influencing the 2016 election, contradicting Trump's statements. Jan.
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"How are Chinese companies influencing the global market and the European market," she said.
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"I definitely think that was a seminal meeting" in terms of influencing Trump's thinking.
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He doesn't like being made fun of, but it's also influencing how people think.
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In real life, Olivia Jade is devoted to a different extracurricular activity: beauty influencing.
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King Monster became not only part of our lives but started influencing them, too.
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And the mobile feed design and user experience is increasingly influencing the desktop experience.
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The act is intended to prevent foreign actors from surreptitiously influencing American public policy.
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It seemed to me that the shortage of tests might be influencing their diagnosis.
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Even the best political poetry faces the challenge of reaching and influencing mass audiences.
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Now he's collaborating with the champagne brand to highlight the pioneers influencing culture today.
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More than ever, consumer products are influencing moviemaking decisions — namely, sequels and more sequels.
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By influencing them, I make them relieved both physically and mentally, unrestrained and stable.
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"In many ways, the younger generation is influencing the generation above them," said Wallstrom.
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This eclipse marks a new beginning, influencing us to become more open and trusting.
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Fake news is more than just an issue of influencing mass numbers of people.
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The idea is influencing programs in inner-city preschools as well as executive coaching.
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"They've been incredibly successful in changing the tone and influencing policy," says Mr Lynas.
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Corfu is architecturally blessed, with the Venetians, French and British all influencing its development.
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The government denied the announcements were aimed at influencing voters in Wednesday's parliamentary election.
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Stockton also dismissed concerns about the divergence between Industrials and Transports influencing a pullback.
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Power also highlighted that salt intake is just one factor influencing our cardiovascular health.
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He did so, according to Cohen, with the express purpose of influencing the election.
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I'm referring to the more insidious business of distorting discourse and influencing public opinion.
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How did you see the world of art and artistic expression influencing the story?
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"[That] means that the Hong Kong market performance would be increasingly driven by the interaction of both the U.S. market performance (influencing global liquidity) and A-share market performance (influencing mainland liquidity)," Credit Suisse analysts added, referring to stocks traded in mainland markets.
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Female legislators like her are influencing the discussion beyond the narrow prism of women's issues.
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The treaty has a key clause meant to keep the industry from unduly influencing delegations.
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And US policies have played a notable role in influencing what's happening at the border.
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The perseverance of our scene as a whole was responsible for influencing the newer bands.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing last week's claims data.
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The publisher admitted the payment was aimed at influencing the 2016 election, contradicting Trump's statements.
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Republican Chairman Mark Warner's committee is also looking into Russia's role in influencing U.S. elections.
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Influencing that debate are philosophical and even theological priors, which Unnatural Selection excels at exposing.
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After all, isn't the only person who should be influencing anyone's health their own doctor?
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Now, they're the loudest voices influencing makeup brands, oftentimes collaborating with companies on curated collections.
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That activity primes mainstream media narratives, in turn influencing how campaigns are understood more broadly.
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How can we play a role in influencing what humans are doing to the planet?
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Larry Ellison was at it again yesterday, making friends, influencing people and pissing off rivals.
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His perspective on this issue is influencing his most ardent followers, a new poll suggests.
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So who do some of music's biggest names have to thank for influencing their journey?
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We need to know who is influencing the president and his staff in their visits.
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Not all of them are specifically puberty-associated — several are known for influencing personality traits.
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The report does not set out to prove that climate change is influencing extreme weather.
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It wasn't doing political favors or withholding potentially influencing information, other tactics the president deployed.
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One can already see how the L.A. DNA of Evan Spiegel is influencing Snapchat's journey.
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What are some of the areas you see reproductive rights and abortion influencing the election?
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Influencing an election is slightly more expensive, but still surprisingly cheap considering what's a stake.
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The economy has reliably been one of the most important factors influencing a presidential election.
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The celebrated mini-mall has been influencing pop culture for over 50 years, after all.
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Court also said that the Devil was influencing transgender children, like a Nazi brainwashing plot.
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Nothing is real but temporary consensus, nothing goes deeper than influencing immediate opinion and belief.
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There are two issues: First, was the payment for the purpose of influencing the election?
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There are a number of important factors influencing the choice to dump fees, Rebecca reports.
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It is influencing governments without questioning them with concerns about human rights and democratic norms.
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Beyond that, they wanted to show how new technologies are influencing this new generation's creativity.
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The Democrats are accusing the Russian Government of influencing the election in favor of Trump.
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Why it matters: This suggests President Trump's repeated attacks on the FBI are influencing voters.
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"When history is recovered it has a way of influencing the present," Mr. Fass said.
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But Indigenous people were communicating, sharing knowledge and influencing one another throughout the Western hemisphere.
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We are excluded, by definition, from influencing policy, so they know we can't deliver that.
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But they quickly spotted real potential for influencing his policies by making nice with him.
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" Graham, when asked Thursday if he' influencing Trump's decision-making, said, "That's up to him.
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"It's a very effective means of buying access and hopefully influencing politicians," Mr. Holman said.
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And, of course, the review did not delve into how exercise could be influencing happiness.
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It's also worth asking how the debates compare to massive ad buys in influencing voters?
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The differences could lead the scientists to the genes influencing these behaviors in each species.
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The law criminalizes "forcing or influencing" a voter to cast or not cast a vote.
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For influencers, the act of influencing and the public self are one and the same.
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This endogenous hormone is controlled by the circadian clock, while also influencing it in turn.
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The running community around us plays a large role in influencing what shoes we buy.
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I think an "influencer" is a good thing, but I think what gets conflated in our space is whether you're influencing someone only for the purpose of buying, or you're influencing them to think about their life differently, to be themselves, to be comfortable.
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Aretha's voice will be heard, will be impacting, will be influencing others for centuries to come.
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Looking back, the Aerosmith guitarist says he credits Berry for influencing him as a young musician.
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The memory of Gezi keeps influencing Turkish society and persisted as a leitmotif throughout MAXXI exhibition.
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The College Board has been concerned about income inequality influencing SAT results for a long time.
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We also know that stress, including emotional and physical, can be an influencing factor as well.
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Ten years ago last May, Drop Dead, Gorgeous released their pivotal, genre influencing record In Vogue.
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These critics may welcome a closer look at the powers influencing the next Commander in Chief.
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We bet this Twitter user feels pretty good about influencing one of the ultimate celebrity influencers.
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How much of an impact these communities had in influencing Trump's presidency will never be quantifiable.
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There are many psychological factors influencing what is sometimes a negative public perception of AI technology.
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These influencing factors might tilt a person towards approving of terrorism or away from such approval.
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The Pattern shows you not only your own predictions, but the astrological energies influencing your friends.
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ERIC ROSENGREN: All I can say is it's not influencing how I think about monetary policy.
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We can't always recall it, and we don't know, but it is always influencing our behavior.
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Cambridge Analytica's data misuse may ultimately have had little effect in influencing elections here or abroad.
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These pages didn't have to do with elections abroad as much as with influencing Russian users.
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The Golden Globes ceremony takes place a few days before Oscar nomination voting ends, influencing winners.
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But it still wields what some parents call the "baptism barrier": influencing admission to public schools.
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First, China has been more successful at influencing individual ASEAN member states than in the past.
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There are dozens of different variations of obstruction charges ranging from threatening witnesses to influencing jurors.
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It has become an icon of its time and a cinematic classic, influencing generations of artists.
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Whatever your political leanings, it's pretty shonky when big businesses are straight up financially influencing policy.
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"We believe there's a huge opportunity in influencing how children grow and learn," Sharma told CNBC.
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But the President feared escalation with Russia abroad and charges of influencing the election at home.
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Several hormones are involved in influencing the brain's response, such as testosterone (the main male hormone).
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He also speaks on the roles of the media in political campaigns and influencing foreign policy.
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It is evident that the ever-growing Latino population is heavily influencing and changing our government.
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Billions of bacteria live in, on, and around us all, influencing our health in every way.
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Facebook and Cambridge Analytica's role in influencing the Brexit vote may also be on the table.
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As well as influencing prices, high pollution levels could "affect saleability" for estate agents, Hayward said.
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But the economy has become a major factor influencing voters as they head to the polls.
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They do not 'honour' anyone with the title, they simply highlight their capacity for influencing culture.
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Baby Crew is already influencing his mom's style choices, even if he doesn't know it yet!
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But the primary resource party officials have when influencing primary elections is the trust of voters.
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Still, Burke said investors, including his firm, are "most worried about" political factors influencing the market.
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"But we can't do anything against this and we don't want to play an influencing role."
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The third factor influencing public opinion could be the media coverage of such reports, Leiserowitz said.
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Instead, they chalked this up to some "local hidden variables" that were influencing the entangled particle.
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If the measurements disagreed, this would validate Einstein's theory of local hidden variables influencing the particles.
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Well, I think that influencing elections is something every government in history has tried to do.
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It's another altogether to say that those efforts have actually succeeded in influencing Republican Party policy.
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Mr. Soros, who is Jewish, was also accused by Mr. Farrell of influencing the State Department.
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Aren't we supposed to be the fly on the wall, watching events unfold without influencing them?
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It found the Russian campaign focused on influencing African-Americans and also tried to suppress voting.
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That has increasingly raised questions about the extent to which evangelical beliefs are influencing American diplomacy.
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This kind of review cannot tell us, though, how strength training might be influencing mental health.
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There are myriad N.F.L. rules, broadcast restrictions and requests from local CBS affiliates influencing the process.
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Also, some of the same economic forces feeding into them may also be influencing wage growth.
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I may have lost my opportunity to see Vogel's play, but she's still influencing my teaching.
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But to what extent are international institutions influencing the way national actors respond to COVID-19?
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He said that he warned Zelensky that Rudy Giuliani was negatively influencing Trump's view of Ukraine.
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His boundary-breaking career spanned more than six decades, influencing generations of photographers and transcending genres.
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Admiral Harris welcomed China's role in influencing the North, but also singled it out for criticism.
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This transit squares against chaotic Uranus, influencing our minds to become more easily distracted and unpredictable.
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He wrote six more novels and six collections of short stories, influencing a generation of writers.
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It ended up influencing events that would drive the next 19603 years of the Cold War.
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Defense lawyers denied that their clients violated the law by paying kickbacks or improperly influencing doctors.
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That there's a bias there that is influencing what you think and what you do so.
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Markets had been concerned about rising interest rates influencing the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike path.
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Federal election law prohibits foreign nationals or entities from making campaign contributions or influencing U.S. elections.
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And it works to change European legislation on climate by working with and influencing key policymakers.
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Imagine the millions and millions of people crackpot theories like this are reaching and influencing. pic.twitter.
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That has raised questions about the extent to which his evangelical beliefs are influencing American diplomacy.
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But that partisan mentality has an important secondary effect: influencing the coverage of mainstream news networks.
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There are no good examples of hackers influencing a U.S. election so far, though, he says.
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But there's another key factor influencing the very different fates of these two beauty queens: race.
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But when it comes to influencing the long-run future, we can't run randomized control trials.
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Hopefully, information such as this is the first step in influencing social attitudes towards rubbish disposal.
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There is really not all that much left to prevent big money from influencing American politics.
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Nothing was kept back from us, teased before a big reveal—inside three seconds, we're told that what we're seeing is inspired by Dmitry Glukhovsky's novel Metro 2035 (which itself took cues from Last Light, thus completing the circle of literature influencing video games influencing literature).
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"At its most recent meeting, the Fed noted that trade frictions had become one of the biggest uncertain factors influencing the outlook for the U.S. economy, and one of the major factors influencing the direction of U.S. monetary policy," analysts at Jianghai Securities said in a note.
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Gillette said on its website it was time brands acknowledged the role they played in influencing culture.
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"You seem like you'd be good at influencing people," Lawrence tells June in the season 3 trailer.
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UKIP's success was a factor in influencing then-Prime Minister David Cameron to hold the Brexit referendum.
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Yet current events do reveal the declining of leverage that both countries have in influencing the other.
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Such views helped nurture the Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment, but also percolated through society, influencing behaviour.
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"You're influencing people when they're asking to be influenced, but haven't made the final decision," Levine explained.
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The Founding Fathers were obsessed with foreign nations interfering with our elections and influencing our domestic debates.
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"Their successful hacking and influencing -- we are frightened by that and that makes them happy," said Meister.
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Beijing's militarization of the South China Sea and the sovereignty of Taiwan could also be influencing negotiations.
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"We're experiencing a shift in demographics, with millennials and Gen Zers influencing more purchasing behaviors," Barr said.
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Buetti says there's no reason influencing has to be personality driven — there's another kind involving impersonal aggregators.
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They're great at starting companies and influencing the masses, but mostly they're extremely talented at just existing.
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Dishonest press reporting our speculative idea for database of account influencing *relationships* with WikiLeaks doxing home addresses. .
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I try not to be intrusive while at the same time influencing them in a positive way.
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"So it's definitely influencing the architecture of where we're going, what we're planning for," says Tom Boger.
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He continued to be vocal and active in all 500 Startups Slack channels, influencing key business decisions.
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So who do some of the biggest names in entertainment have to thank for influencing their journeys?
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A second possibility is that happiness is influencing politics but not the kind that is usually studied.
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Today, she credits him with instilling in her a strong work ethic and influencing her fiscal conservatism.
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Yet there is virtually no debate in the mainstream scientific community that humans are influencing the climate.
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A representative for Slim, however, said that the billionaire doesn't have any interest in influencing the election.
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So who do some of the biggest names in television have to thank for influencing their journey?
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So who do some of the biggest names in entertainment have to thank for influencing their journey?
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Supermassive black holes are thought to regulate the stars that surround them, influencing their formation and orbit.
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And really Atari is the first modern company with a consumer product that's directly influencing the culture.
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So you have this complete vision, and then Maynard comes in and starts influencing and tweaking it.
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The restriction should keep Waymo from influencing jurors into ascribing unreasonably large damages, according to the judge.
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The publisher admits that the payment was aimed at influencing the 22016 election, contradicting Trump's statements. Jan.
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Activists gather support for their petition even though most campaigns are overwhelmingly ineffective at influencing political decisions.
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We now need more effective means of shaping the conversation and influencing the direction of the debate.
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Perhaps the main influencing factor this June 8 is the U.K.'s departure from the European Union.
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Influencing the news cycles seems to be the principal goal; achieving short-term tactical advantage, you bet.
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This puts tech more squarely than ever in the business of influencing where and how people live.
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Wang hong are revolutionizing China's online retail industry, influencing young people's purchases with their posts and livestreams.
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In a way, all that undue attention and scrutiny played a part in influencing Jawbreaker's break-up.
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And yet that hasn't stopped Facebook from influencing events around the world, with profound and troubling consequences.
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One concern is pleiotropy—the phenomenon of the same piece of DNA influencing several apparently unrelated traits.
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This shutdown is influencing the way at least some people who supported him are now seeing Trump.
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However, there is a notable influencing factor which lowers the cost of prescriptions for millions of Americans.
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What's noteworthy is that McKibben's extreme positions appear to be heavily influencing the platforms of Democratic politicians.
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The authors acknowledge that the acupuncture treatment could not be fully blinded, possibly influencing the researchers' expectations.
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Your payment history makes up about 35% of your credit score and is the top influencing factor.
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The brothers were accused of unduly influencing former president Jacob Zuma over political appointments and contract awards.
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There's always gonna be different things influencing the sound, or the visual and art side of it.
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Was there anything in particular that was influencing the collective while you were working on this one?
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Interestingly, participants generally weren't aware that the man's clothing color was influencing their perceptions of his attractiveness.
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Government officials began to question how the education curriculum was influencing Jordanians, said Mr. Shteiwi, the sociologist.
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CFOs view of the trade war is not yet influencing their thinking about President Trump's reelection chances.
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Policies that influence turnout can therefore have the side effect of influencing policy in wide-ranging ways.
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The publisher admits that the payment was aimed at influencing the 22 election, contradicting Trump's statements. Jan.
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It's a potential for corrupting law enforcement and influencing politics because they make a lot of money.
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Joe had tried influencing Katherine to challenge the Estate, but that has stopped in a big way.
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We now face the threat of that wealth influencing the outcome of elections and subsequent government decisions.
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Navarro isn't sure he sees much in Wendy's plan, but she is very good at influencing people.
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Your worldview and beliefs are influencing how you're making progress, and also how you hold yourself back.
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What they're saying: The companies' views on self-driving technology are also influencing their strategies toward electrification.
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These statements are likely to fuel accusations from mainland China that the US is influencing the protests.
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Its ideas spread throughout the region, influencing leftist leaders throughout Latin America for more than a decade.
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The Sun conjoins with Saturn on Monday, influencing us to think about our responsibilities with more clarity.
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But we should not discount the importance of influencing how and where we communicate online as well.
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She said that the money spent on influencing Congress instead should have been put toward reimbursing taxpayers.
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This commitment means that its main policy-influencing tool has been facilitating more oil production and exports.
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Influencing influencersThe flood of Bloomberg-sponsored content has been noticed across Twitter, Instagram, and other popular platforms.
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But in terms of influencing the presidential nomination race, the caucuses have never really been about delegates.
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The result is a feed full of fun and dystopian moments of ~influencing~ in its raw form.
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The challenge is that my time and money budget for "influencing"–content creation and marketing– is minimal.
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Social media is constantly influencing us to do things that we most likely would not do without.
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Determining how we continue to deal with Russia means more than influencing how Russia continues to act.
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TikTok had a huge year in 2019, surging in popularity, creating viral stars, and influencing pop culture.
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They're not always aware of how that association is influencing how they're making decisions about various things.
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China has repeatedly denied influencing Taiwan's elections but the polls are of strategic importance to the region.
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Trump wants to please his base, so influencing his base is a powerful way to influence Trump.
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We don't know why she succeeded where even Trump's own staff has failed — influencing Trump's Twitter behavior.
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"The core factors influencing risk appetite are falling (corporate) profits and blockages in credit transmission," they said.
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It's a way of influencing the way we walk, bike, bus or hail a ride to work.
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That's an often-studied moment in American history where TV started influencing how people viewed their politicians.
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You've comprehensively laid out how the Kochs are influencing American politics, in large part through the media.
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"Influencing other players follows simple neuro-linguistic programming," Simmons—who is better known as Master Roshambollah—says.
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The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act bars US businesses from influencing foreign officials with cash or other rewards.
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It's not easy understanding these things, given all the possible influencing factors, according to a Hubble press release.
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I wasn't really aware of who was influencing Jimmy Eat World and who came up in that timeframe.
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There are unconscious and conscious factors influencing gender bias in business and concrete ways leaders can unwind them.
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For example, a board can affect changes by influencing them and can effect changes by directly implementing them.
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The President has no more right than other citizens to impede official proceedings by corruptly influencing witness testimony.
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Soros, 87, is known for influencing liberal and progressive political causes in the U.S. and across the globe.
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This makes for a unique opportunity to examine how female choice in mating may be influencing its size.
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Power refers to a capacity of influencing another's behavior, making demands and having those demands met (Dwyer, 2000).
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Dauman says Shari Redstone is unduly influencing her father, who lacks the mental capacity to make these decisions.
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And there's mounting evidence that suggests it might even be capable of influencing the outcome of our elections.
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Whatever your view on whether or not Facebook content is actually influencing opinion, attention is undoubtedly being robbed.
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She first recognized the value of her creation when it started influencing the news its writers were covering.
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A representative for Slim, however, said that the Mexican billionaire doesn't have any interest in influencing the election.
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We also didn't want a board of directors or private donors influencing what we showed in the space.
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"The culture in Central America is definitely influencing Izzy," Joy-Anna, 18, says in an on-camera confessional.
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Look for U.S. shale to keep influencing the market even as OPEC and Russia collaborate on production levels.
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That means influencing "not only the people in power but also the people who influence them," he explained.
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Gorsuch will likely be on the Court for decades, and influencing bedrock law and policy for even longer.
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It's no surprise that the 'active engagement' trend influencing Facebook's News Feed decision equally applies to advertising content.
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Amazon isn't just changing the way we shop; it's also influencing what the things we buy look like.
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After having daughter Luna Simone in April, the TRESemmé spokeswoman says the young models are influencing her look.
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Their tone sets the standard of what we as society deem acceptable, thus strongly influencing the next generation.
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A series of regional and global changes are influencing Saudi Arabia and Iran to consider beginning a dialogue.
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Amid the many shifting relationships, the Turkey-Iran one is perhaps the most important for influencing Syria's future.
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At mind conditioning, shaping, influencing the minds of the people, making them accept what is ordinarily not acceptable.
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A hypothetical, unseen force called dark energy is the commonly accepted theory for what is influencing its expansion.
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The tech giant has also faced criticism for its handling of misinformation campaigns aimed at influencing U.S. elections.
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This year, we'll see AI move from influencing product or business functions to an organization-wide AI strategy.
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Michigan congresswoman Ilhan Omar should apologize for her hateful and offensive remarks about Jewish money influencing public policy.
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Business Insider has named the 100 most interesting and impactful people who are influencing British tech in 2019.
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Tesla's stores could end up influencing how other auto companies sell their cars — or remain high-profile outliers.
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"Complications, in general, lead to a suboptimal fetal environment and impact common mechanisms influencing fetal development," Lyall said.
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That makes Italy the main point of entry to Europe, a fact that is increasingly influencing domestic politics.
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Do you see that inspiration, that experience, influencing a lot of the art that you're most proud of?
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Food companies are great at marketing to passions for music or sports or, for that matter, influencing research.
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Is there anything we've learnt from or seen that should be influencing the way we approach this situation?
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Acts considered to be influencing public opinion can be prohibited as "political incitement," and can carry prison terms.
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And the various national governments in the 28-member bloc may have a tough time influencing their purchases.
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Through his daily utterances, Trump is influencing the nation in powerful ways, but none would call it paideia.
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Selena Gomez is named after her and has gone on record crediting Quintanilla-Perez for influencing her career.
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Then there's the question of whether demographic factors like race, sex, and age are influencing judges' sentencing decisions.
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But people from underrepresented groups also bring different perspectives to legislatures, influencing what kind of work they do.
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Even if we resist, dreams have a way of sneaking into conscious territory and influencing our daytime mood.
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Influencing that country's politics therefore is a matter not so much of force projection as of asset protection.
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These platforms are filled with fake news and disinformation aimed at influencing political choices during the Indian elections.
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Activists have long seen influencing state standards as an effective way to shape the next generation of voters.
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Alison has nearly 20,000 followers on Instagram, and she made the transition to ~influencing~ full time in 2017.
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Turning to Mr. Moon, Mr. Trump asked him whether he believed that Mr. Xi was influencing Mr. Kim.
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And the company has spent $240,000 on lobbyists in hopes of influencing e-cig regulations, according to Wired.
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Seduction is a grand theme, influencing politics and power, guiding history, shaping literature and forging powerful social movements.
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Among them was Justine Skye, then a teenage singer and influencer — years before influencing was even a thing.
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In its 2020 Luxe Report, global luxury travel network Virtuoso shares trends already influencing bookings for next year.
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The Intelligence Committee report sets forth more than just the president's goal of corruptly influencing the 2020 election.
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By remaining low on the escalation ladder, the indictments helped minimize diplomatic tension, while also influencing malicious behavior.
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"A lot of it is the officials don't want to feel like they're influencing the competition," McGirt said.
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Later on Twitter, he referenced a BBC article about the firm boasting about influencing last year's Kenyan elections.
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I bet it has been harder for Emily to jump from blogging to Instagram influencing than we think.
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Growing inequality is inspiring some rich people to do something about it by influencing public policy and corporations.
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Sometimes it feels like patriotism has replaced organized religion as a means of controlling and influencing the public.
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Simply put, it consists of central bank actions aimed at influencing interest rates and financial conditions more generally.
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Her children, Jaden and Willow, are also child stars who are influencing generations of young people to be themselves.
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Fed independence under siege The Fed's abrupt moves have raised questions about whether Trump is influencing central bank policy.
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The FCTC traditionally makes decisions by consensus, and so influencing a single national delegation can have an outsized impact.
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Beyond potentially influencing the technology space, the arrest may also have implications for the ongoing U.S.-China trade war.
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An even more significant factor influencing the downturn has to do with the mindset of Chinese consumers, Dunne said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed trade tariffs are already influencing lending decisions by Britain's Standard Chartered (STAN.
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President Barack Obama imposed sanctions on Russia as a result of its cyberhacking aimed at influencing the presidential election.
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But as Teaching and Kipping admit, the data is still incomplete, and something unknown may be influencing the observations.
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But, members wonder, if Pence isn't the main force influencing Trump, how valuable of a messenger will he be?
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Shutting the groups down, or influencing their behavior, may be one way to prevent attacks in the offline world.
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He has testified before congressional committees looking into Russia and has denied any knowledge of Russia influencing the election.
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The big picture: The difference, at least to Brennan, is that influencing an election doesn't cross over into illegality.
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This allowed them to narrow down the 83 genetic variants that seemed to be influencing height in some way.
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Historically, public surveillance, citizens' data, influencing and mobilizing citizens, and controlling public infrastructure have been the monopoly of government.
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Ahead of a Hungarian central bank meeting next week, analysts said local monetary policy was only slightly influencing flows.
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We can get ratings by doing things the right way, by inspiring people, by influencing people, by activating people.
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Putin said he found it hard to believe that anyone seriously thought Moscow was capable of influencing the Nov.
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There is a narrative that is often built and sometimes those early words can end up influencing people's view.
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He has no background in foreign policy and stealing secrets is a lot different than influencing other world leaders.
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However, they could weigh on MAA's equity valuation and, therefore access going forward, possibly influencing its financial policy targets.
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In the Fundstrat survey, the majority of respondents named central banks as the "most important macro factor" influencing prices.
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But the election made it clear how large of a role Facebook can play in influencing news and opinions.
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None of the thousands of leaked emails and documents show the DNC significantly influencing the results of the nomination.
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Instead of reaching voters directly through digital propaganda, outside actors can try to interfere by influencing the news narrative.
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But while Europeans consider Mr. Macron their envoy to Mr. Trump, he has had mixed success influencing the president.
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Vice President Biden said Thursday that there is "overwhelming evidence" Russia tried influencing the U.S. election through widespread hacking.
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The factors influencing the situation were "more complicated" this year, Wang added, but made no direct reference to China.
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Do you think the pharmaceutical industry could be influencing the government to put up blockades against medical marijuana research?
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Conversations with outside observers, lawmakers, and political scientists point to three main factors that could be influencing this decision.
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That means that machine-learning algorithms will probably, over time, produce programs that are extremely good at influencing people.
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"It's time we acknowledge that brands, like ours, play a role in influencing culture," Gillette said in a statement.
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Proponents say word is spreading far and wide, influencing distant courts and guiding countries that lack their own laws.
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The moves are significant as credit conditions are the most crucial factor influencing short-term price trends, analysts say.
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Pharmacy benefit managers usually operate behind the scenes, quietly influencing the 5.8 billion drug prescriptions Americans fill every year.
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A president has prosecutorial discretion: He may lawfully shut down an investigation, to say nothing of merely influencing it.
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What was Citizens United about and what effect did the decision have on the influencing and financing of campaigns?
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Its new definition, "a covert**** means of influencing legislation with cash and prostitutes," has virtually eclipsed its original meaning.
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News of the investigation comes amid growing scrutiny in Congress over the use of social media in influencing politics.
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That's a hell of a lot of people, particularly when we're talking about influencing a closely fought presidential election.
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Nearly half of the Sun's energy that reaches the Earth's surface drives evaporation, influencing ecosystems, water resources, and climate.
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Journalists and rights groups in Hong Kong have warned of greater censorship, with mainland Chinese officials influencing local newsrooms.
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In February controversy arose over a tweet she wrote on the role of AIPAC money in influencing congressional decisions.
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"Hard to assess:" Zuckerberg pushed back on the notion that Facebook was to blame for influencing people's political decisions.
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How did that kind of lack of a narrative end up influencing the songs that you ended up writing?
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I made a film about the past which says that influencing art is not the role of a government.
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Democrats claim it is just the latest example of Trump trying to sway an investigation by influencing the investigator.
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Changing that requires buy-in from executives along with rank-and-file employees, so influencing the leadership is paramount.
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But rain and snow also are greatly influencing wildlife behavior — and often in the opposite direction than does heat.
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Mr. Sharif and his supporters have accused the military of influencing the courts to hurt his re-election chances.
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Once seen as overly aggressive, policies in the region are now influencing other countries to take a tougher approach.
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As Mr. Vladimir puts it: You could blow up every embassy in Lisbon without influencing the public one bit.
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The three Russians on the Capitals have said their concern is providing entertainment and escape, not influencing global leaders.
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This means that sleep and public policy related to sleep could be influencing important decisions that should be impartial.
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To be clear, we see no reason to conclude that campaign contributions are in fact influencing district attorneys decisions.
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The new arrivals made a profound mark on New Orleans, influencing its legal profession, cuisine, journalism, politics and music.
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Mr. Housenbold said SoftBank's deep pockets — it has $98 billion in cash to spend — might be influencing the market.
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In 2015, Beau Biden died from brain cancer, influencing his father's decision not to seek the presidency that year.
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But her book isn't just about writing; it's about influencing anyone at all, whether in writing or in life.
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"In terms of influencing Senate proceedings, this strange gambit has achieved absolutely nothing," the majority leader said on Monday.
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Others are curious whether eating foods that are high or low in tryptophan could be useful for influencing mood.
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The U.S. oil and gas revival has helped shift the price-influencing landscape from OPEC to non-OPEC countries.
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Brands have been good at raising awareness of the issue, she believes, but not at influencing our purchasing decisions.
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She was credited in John English's biography of Trudeau, published in 2006, with influencing some of his political stands.
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Russia's most effective tool in influencing the 2016 elections, after all, was not hacking voting machines or hijacking apps.
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The biggest factor influencing businesses today is technology, said a top bank executive on Friday from the Singapore Summit.
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Maybe the difficulties of influencing can be documented just like the agonies of a full-time job have been.
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Kushner is a traitor to the American people, we have had enough of his globalist agenda influencing our President.
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Starewicz went on to animate many other classics in the genre, influencing filmmakers like Terry Gilliam and Wes Anderson.
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This gave Spotify the power to play king-maker, massively influencing which artists got featured and rose to stardom.
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But increasingly, social media is taking on a bigger role and influencing food options offered, restaurant design and marketing.
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And the Fed has taken new responsibility for influencing rates in that market, at least for the time being.
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These accounting issues are technical and don't provide useful slogans for influencing public opinion, as modern monetary theory does.
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In a weird reversal of the mainstream influencing the underground, surprise album drops are becoming fashionable among independent labels.
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In a series of intimate preambles, the designer paints detailed portraits of each era he had a part in influencing.
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Higher oil prices were influencing gold, said Jigar Trivedi, a commodities analyst at Mumbai-based Anand Rathi Shares & Stock Brokers.
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Among the factors influencing his decision, he said, was that compensation details stipulated in his contract could not be met.
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This strict Attain data separation also means it can't be used by Aetna for underwriting, pricing, or influencing coverage decisions.
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Einstein hated entanglement since it implies that somehow, photons are influencing each other instantly without actually being near each other.
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Beyond just potentially influencing the technology space, the arrest may also have implications for the ongoing U.S.-China trade war.
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But it's rural policies that will be influencing votes in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chhattisgarh, which are all agrarian economies.
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Meantime, a Judiciary subcommittee holds a hearing today on Big Tech and how it's affecting and influencing the news media.
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This powerful man who is influencing these negative events in the world and see if we can make some progress.
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What cosplay does do, though, is act as a barometer, a handy gauge displaying the various pressures influencing the zeitgeist.
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The role of donors' money in influencing what the research centers produce has been a subject of debate for years.
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"IRA employees also acknowledged that their work focused on influencing the U.S. presidential election," another part of the report added.
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Higher oil prices are influencing gold, said Jigar Trivedi, a commodities analyst at Mumbai-based Anand Rathi Shares & Stock Brokers.
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This is done to prevent human bias from influencing the trends, which is something Twitter is routinely still accused of.
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Influencing the chip industry used to be easier when the Defense Department accounted for a major portion of chip sales.
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But in trying to understand the forces influencing this decision, it's informative to view the situation in a historical context.
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"I wish he had admitted he was wrong in that he allowed this to be an influencing factor," she added.
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But then, for thousands of years on, each lineage's decedents can be swapping spit and influencing the other's gene pool.
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The timing of the release has raised suspicions among US intelligence that this was aimed at influencing the US election.
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The pantomime was complete with a reference to Vladimir Putin and talk about Russian hackers influencing the last U.S. election.
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Much of the success of the disinformation campaigns came from influencing and leveraging journalists to carry their water for them.
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This principle has guided NASA's operations, influencing how astronauts and officials talk and what kinds of experiments astronauts work on.
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Facebook initially downplayed its role in influencing the 112 election and Russia's use of the platform for its disinformation campaign.
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It's influencing the more or less definitive history of internet culture and had to take down something like 40 entries.
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It arguably single-handedly spawned the next 10 years of mainstream hip hop while influencing an entire generation of artists.
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Cochran is a supreme practitioner of the art of subtly influencing the people around him by making them feel powerful.
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To assess how the surge in trampoline parks is influencing injuries, researchers examined data from a nationwide registry of injuries.
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The number of LinkedIn sessions is up 20 percent, though that's clearly not influencing the service's revenue all that much.
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In the current cultural climate, it's woke to deny baser animalistic instincts like physical attractiveness as influencing your dating habits.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing the data and that no states had been estimated.
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Days after the 2016 election, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg downplayed the company's possible role in influencing the way Americans voted.
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I've just looked on Wikipedia and it states that BioShock was an influencing factor in this game's walkie-talkie mechanic.
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And it's part of a larger Russian effort to establish legitimate claims to former Soviet lands through influencing public opinion.
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An important rumination on why nutrition is so hard to study, and what other factors could be influencing our health.
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And together, we are building a global panhumanist collective influencing art, aesthetics, optimism, pacifism, iconoclasm, thought, imagination, and vanguardism. 4.
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Cambridge is also facing an inquiry from British data privacy regulators that want to understand its rolein influencing Brexit votes.
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Authoritarian regimes missed the boat on influencing existing Internet standards, but so-called "next-generation networks" provide a new opportunity.
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While in high school, he saw a film about photography that ended up influencing how he perceives and captures landscapes.
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America has a lot of questions for President Donald Trump: Did his campaign ask Russia for help influencing the election?
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The only thing we said was we saw no evidence of influencing voter tallies at any of the 50 states.
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The Obama administration on Thursday announced retaliatory measures against Russia for a hacking campaign aimed at influencing the presidential race.
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In recent months, Australia has said it is concerned about Chinese intelligence operations and covert campaigns influencing the country's politics.
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Readiness for deployment - both physical and mental - has been seen as one of many potential factors influencing soldiers' suicide risk.
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" Prosecutors say the payment to the woman was part of an effort "to prevent the story from influencing the election.
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But when you're writing a review, influencing people is the point, and our unit offers a built-in authentic audience.
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It is hard to believe that these shareholders are influencing pricing at these smaller levels without engagement with the company.
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As a series of juxtapositions of works by the two artists demonstrates, they often painted together, each influencing the other.
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At most, your genes are probably influencing your sleep/wake habits in conjunction with many other environmental and social factors.
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Still, many opponents of the deal are also concerned that the White House may be influencing the Justice Department's negotiations.
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EPA has relentlessly campaigned with superficial tweets and blog posts aimed at influencing the public to advocate for the rule.
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That operation gathered uncorroborated evidence from foreigners in Russia and Ukraine who had their own motives for influencing the election.
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"Getting children involved with gardening at an early age is vital to influencing food choices early in life," she said.
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Media of both the news and social variety are almost certainly influencing the response to the Notre Dame Cathedral fire.
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"It is influencing our children and their behavior in schools, and making it much, much harder for us," she said.
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But if it's not, the people influencing your future at this company now have someone's uncontested opinion of your work.
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The company has admitted that it made the payments to suppress McDougal's story and prevent it from influencing the election.
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Philosophy also played a role in 20th-century physics, influencing the great physicists Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg.
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They were influencing communities with what things could look like, down to product placement or advertising for local furniture stores.
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The world is facing serious climate change and other severe issues affecting our habitat, influencing both animal and human life.
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The United States Olympic Committee said Tuesday that Mr. Probst was not available to discuss the factors influencing his vote.
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He's been in the game of influencing government behavior to his benefit longer than most of us have been alive.
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Beyond showing declines in the world's ice sheets and aquifers, Grace clarified the factors influencing the rise in sea levels.
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They say Mr. Ortega is eroding the country's democracy, abusing his power by scrapping term limits and influencing local elections.
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The levers of government can be a powerful tool for influencing the sort of employment policies that shape gender relations.
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If you ask boomers, they'll tell you that Gen Z is overly preoccupied with influencing and creating content for money.
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"This all raises the question: Are Trump's personal business interests influencing his handling of the unfolding diplomatic crisis?" writes Choma.
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That's nearly $200,22018 more than the No. 22020 spender, One Nation, a right-wing organization focused on influencing Senate elections.
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I find it utterly disgusting that a terrorist organization has succeeded in influencing so many individuals to commit such atrocities.
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Steve King cited a 12-year-old study by a reported hate group to blame undocumented immigrants for "influencing" elections.
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President, you cannot fight back by abusing your power to cover up a crime or by intimidating and influencing witnesses.
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It also enjoys ties with Hezbollah, which acts as an influencing factor in the PIJ's force build-up and training.
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The College Board has said it's concerned about income inequality influencing test results for years, per the Wall Street Journal.
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That said, cabin pressure is one of many factors influencing the feel of a cabin and is rarely marketed separately.
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Cybersecurity experts that specialize in disinformation say they have witnessed several coordinated disinformation campaigns aimed at influencing the 2020 campaign.
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Watch the video above to learn more about how the Bible is influencing this politically powerful group of American Christians.
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Among other things, it prohibits such services from influencing minors to share unnecessary personal information or select weaker privacy options.
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President Obama announced those actions on Thursday as punishment for Russian hacking operations aimed at influencing the American presidential election.
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Cohen also admitted he did it on behalf of Trump to keep word of the affair from influencing the election.
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Those projects will live for decades on streaming and cable services, all the while influencing how we recall those figures.
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Both Piper's and Mahree's fathers' occupations play a significant role in influencing how they viewed the world and one another.
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And although he's largely focused on influencing the presidential election, Gore will encourage voters to consider climate across the ballot.
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Mr. Reid, who is now an independent consultant, said he saw social media as influencing where to hold an event.
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"Back in the day, people felt they were being controlled by magnetic rays, mesmerism, microwaves, or influencing machines," Gold said.
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Mr. Christie's checkered record on transportation in his home state may be indeed be influencing the opinions of many commuters.
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He was widely perceived as influencing foreign policy decisions and relations with neighbors, and indirectly pressuring government over political matters.
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But the Trump dossier was legitimate news: a document that was already influencing decision makers at the very highest levels.
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S. trade row has been the key factor influencing the yuan's movement and market sentiment since it began last year.
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Bribery as defined by 18 USC 201 includes a public official seeking "anything of value" for influencing a public act.
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The problem for some, is their motivations are focused on lining their pockets, rather than achieving results or influencing policy.
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They decide the rules — influencing our government to help tilt the playing field toward themselves — and away from working people.
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"They're influencing other people and giving them permission to see the brand as more relevant to them, too," Rees said.
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And by influencing the reasoning of conservative opinions he joined, Kennedy kept doors open that his colleagues would have closed.
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The judge accused the ISI of influencing and pressuring the court that convicted and sentenced Mr. Sharif and his relatives.
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Instead, Dr. Zuboff writes, they represent a new and problematic market form that trades in predicting and influencing human behavior.
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"I hardly know her," he said, when asked if a cadre of right-wing personalities was influencing him on policy.
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"There were rumblings about abilities he had" among Raniere's closest associates, including healing people and influencing the weather, Vicente said.
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Campaign finance laws prohibit foreigners from influencing U.S. elections, and presidential candidates cannot legally solicit campaign contributions from foreign nationals.
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Influencing Others by artist couple Jennifer and Kevin McCoy was another example, a two-part installation consisting of an oversized, slanted conference table leading up to a huge video projection of an eerily smiling woman robotically reciting comments like, "Influencing other isn't luck or magic—it's science," while floating through a luxury Trump Tower condo.
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In an era of thought-provoking, societal influencing storytelling, it's clear mentoring Hollywood's tomorrow has never been more important than today.
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Obama decided not to make the accusation public before the election so as not to be seen as influencing the election.
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Lichterman offers there's power in knowing how your hormones are influencing you as opposed to being a slave to your cycle.
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Other one-off factors influencing profit include the sale of zero emission vehicle (ZEV) credits or deposits from Model Y customers.
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By tilting the scale of public discourse, social media holds unprecedented power in influencing personal opinions as well as business decisions.
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It's actually a good thing that Amazon is taking a larger interest in sound quality considering how it's influencing music listening.
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"Language is moving so rapidly — [Gen Z] has so many different lenses and filters influencing how they express themselves," Wooldridge says.
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He doesn't want her to fail, and often brings up the fact that others will think he's influencing her too much.
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From that position in time, he is influencing events in the past to prevent that dark future from becoming a reality.
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There wasn't much to change the minds of anyone who didn't believe Putin had a hand in influencing the U.S. election.
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For context, SDOH refers to health-influencing factors outside clinical settings — like access to transportation — that drive 80% of health outcomes.
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Rather than just an absence, zero in India became an independent number, thus influencing mathematics and our understanding of the infinite.
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AMLG: But you can never really remove the element of humans influencing other humans' ideas right, it's just the voting piece?
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This is called human-food conditioning, and it is dangerous to both humans and bears, influencing how bears relate to people.
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Environmental concerns are increasingly influencing consumers' buying decisions, forcing makers of packaged goods to rethink the way they wrap their products.
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I don't think they're mutually exclusive, but I approach my 'influencing' as a profession, which means I have ethics and values.
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"Independent journalism focused on Facebook is essential if the public wants to understand how Facebook is influencing public discourse," Abdo said.
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Image: GallupIndeed, lower prices at the pump are influencing the public's perception of nuclear power as a viable source of electricity.
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"It's pretty great to think that a big win in Silicon Valley could have an impact on influencing poverty in Africa."
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"Our hope was to have at least one good [outcome]," she said, "so it could be replicating and influencing the rest."
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One of its main responsibilities is managing interest rates and influencing the availability and cost of credit in the American economy.
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These movies have been credited with influencing young girls to take an interest in the occult and precipitated its commercialization today.
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I don't think in any way they find me threatening or influencing ... Although, supposedly I've gotten calls from all of them.
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Viewers can toggle from one feed to another, with the characters you click on more frequently influencing the story you're told.
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Are we better off playing it cool, eliminating any extra influencing factors, and sticking with the core left and right swipes?
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Still, they acknowledge that the prospects remain dim for influencing democratic reform, even though Obama plans to meet dissidents in Havana.
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They were discussing how to set up a corporation to make payments if necessary to keep it from influencing the election.
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That could be about misinformation or the accusation of influencing election campaigns – both of which go to the core of democracy.
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Upon further reflection, he was willing to admit that being two days away from weigh-ins was probably influencing his answers.
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The corporate affairs function is a first-class citizen: Uber wouldn't be anywhere without influencing government policy to reshape personal transportation.
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As for his own style, he credits his Mad Men character, Don Draper's sharp suit collection for influencing his own wardrobe.
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Putin, according to the AP, added that influencing a U.S. election would not benefit his country because bureaucracy impedes policy change.
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Working with a foreign national with the intent of influencing a U.S. election could violate multiple laws, according to legal experts.
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President Trump denied personally influencing the FBI probe into former national security adviser Michael Flynn despite mounting reports to the contrary.
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One of the factors influencing this decision, Barr wrote, was that Mueller didn't find evidence that Trump conspired with the Russians.
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We know that all these things are influencing the microbiome, but what I think we don't understand is whether they matter.
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Though President Putin has stated that Russia had no intention of influencing the French vote, most candidates were more Kremlin-friendly.
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Obscene stories about Clinton's involvement in a totally invented child sex ring spread like wildfire, arguably influencing the election in November.
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However, in her news conference Wednesday afternoon, Yellen said, "There may be some transitory factors influencing" the recent rise in inflation.
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" The relevant part is "contribution," which Durbin quotes as including anything "for the purposes of influencing any election for Federal office.
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These beliefs appear to be influencing his interactions with the men of color on the show and it's infuriating to watch.
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But "Grit", Ms Duckworth's first book, is part of a broader trend which is influencing organisations from sports teams to schools.
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He argued that the benefits of increased patient awareness from these apps outweigh the risks of faulty information influencing patient decisions.
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Notably, this is but one of many potential instances in which Trump's business interests could be influencing his foreign policy decisions.
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If he speaks with individuals about their knowledge or accounts, it could be construed as influencing witnesses or subornation of perjury.
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Companies that supply components for the 737 Max would likely also be affected, potentially influencing a much larger number of employees.
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"The Iranians will have a more difficult time in influencing the market than they would have 10 years ago," Perry said.
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Steyer is also leading an initiative called Need to Impeach,which is geared toward influencing Congress to impeach President Donald Trump.
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"Do we want Vladimir Putin or drug cartels to be influencing American elections?" she presciently asked at a 2015 commission meeting.
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The presence of the mothers has also proved a shrewd political move, influencing black leaders and lawmakers to back Mrs. Clinton.
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Steyer is also leading an initiative called Need to Impeach, which is geared toward influencing Congress to impeach President Donald Trump.
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And of all the forces influencing our world from above, none were as important as Marduk, the patron deity of Babylon.
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Ivanka is influencing his campaign Monday's speech made clear that Donald Trump's daughter, Ivanka, has a significant microphone within the campaign.
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Media psychologist Pamela Rutledge told Insider this video is a form of priming, which is influencing someone through content or images.
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Time has identified the Person of the Year for nearly a century, recognizing the person or group most influencing the news.
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In Iraq and Afghanistan it was the neighbors – Iran and Pakistan, respectively – who were critical to understanding and influencing those conflicts.
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Increasingly experts have identified income and education as two of the most important factors influencing life expectancy and health status measures.
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It's possible some refugees selected their own housing, and the factors influencing this might also impact their odds of developing diabetes.
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Presidents typically do not comment on pending criminal cases because their statements could be seen as influencing a potential jury pool.
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In 2018, Facebook spent a record $12.6 million on lobbying Washington — small change when we're talking about influencing fines of billions.
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The Gupta family are friends of President Jacob Zuma who have been accused of unduly influencing the awarding of state tenders.
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He also said the people around her are influencing what she does, suggesting it is Jen who is controlling Danielle's account.
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Participation in offshore yuan trading by state-owned banks could give China additional weight in influencing global trading of the currency.
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Washington policymakers need to disavow themselves of the notion that we can somehow beat Iran at influencing Iraqi hearts and minds.
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Rather, it alleges that the payments were bribes with the aim of influencing the LIA's decision to enter into the trades.
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But the key fact that Cramer wants all investors to remember about McDonald's is that Easterbrook isn't about influencing the stock.
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What's more, Cohen admitted that he did so at the direction of Trump, and with the goal of influencing the election.
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While the overall numbers speak to market confidence, Republican millionaires are heavily influencing the results with extreme bullishness compared to Democrats.
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The focus will be on macro trends rather than individual stocks, with a particular emphasis on how technology is influencing markets.
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When it comes to influencing U.S. politics, the Uranium One story pales when compared to Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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His fans don't necessarily agree with him politically, he says, which is what makes his comedy effective in influencing public opinion.
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Talk about hip-hop growing up—what kind of bands were influencing you and made you decide to start making music?
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That the only version of a bias that can be influencing what you see here is a core form of racism.
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Subconscious effects just shouldn't be that large — and if they are, aren't there 10 other equally random ones influencing the results?
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There's a balance between objectivity, as [the female reporter] is not influencing the answer, but she's not pretending to be unaffected.
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The idea was to examine how marijuana use was influencing the larger cultural and political movements taking place throughout the world.
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But it's crucial to remember that advances in technology and science are influencing how we interact with nature like never before.
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According to their website, the group launched last November with the goal of influencing legislative changes that impact women in Utah.
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Though the rule was far from universally respected, 20th century journalism's code of ethics prohibited financial considerations from influencing news coverage.
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Pachner believes the impact of changing their practices at regattas goes further than just influencing those who race in Porto Cervo.
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Games like FIFA that were designed to reflect the sport's reality have helped alter it, influencing professional players and front offices.
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Questions about Russia's role in influencing the 2016 election continue to reverberate across Washington and have undermined the White House's credibility.
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Five weeks ago I offered some "advice for (Donald) Trump on winning donors and influencing GOP activists," here in The Hill.
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It succeeded last year among Americans, after probably influencing Britain's Brexit vote, and this year it tried in France and Germany.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing last week's claims data and no states had been estimated.
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This is followed by contextual information on the influencing methods demonstrated — putting the activity you've just participated in into wider context.
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While variations may play a part in influencing sexual behavior, they do not predict whether a person is gay, researchers found.
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Mr. Strache's open desire to seek Russian help in influencing his country's election, while shocking, should not come as a surprise.
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The move would ice out the network derided by critics as "state TV" from influencing the outcome of the Democratic primary.
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" In influencing her sense of social justice, she said, her brother's story "has a lot of ramifications outside of drug abuse.
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Apart from that song, the Beach Boys tracks that Ms. Tharp chose aren't the Beatles-influencing, "teenage symphony to God" stuff.
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She studied law, public policy and political science at elite universities as she pursued a career influencing government from the outside.
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Turini, a Bermuda native, has found success in nearly every facet of the fashion industry, from editorial to PR to influencing.
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Thirteen Russians and three Russian companies were accused of conspiring to defraud the United States by illegally influencing the presidential election.
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Then came a precipitous fall that took him from influencing the powerful in Albany to working as a groundskeeper in Idaho.
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Operation Car Wash also serves as a warning for the business sector and its deep-rooted practice of influencing government decisions.
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On that topic, Ice Addis co-founder Markos Lemma suggested Dorsey provide founders advice on operating around and influencing tech regulation.
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Extremely wealthy individuals may spend hundreds of millions on political contributions with the aim of influencing policies that will benefit them.
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Russia "has invested a lot in influencing public opinion in this country," said Celia Kuningas-Saagpakk, the Estonian ambassador to Italy.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said after the election that the company was not responsible for influencing voters and spreading fake news.
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In the ensuing months, the big producers have engaged in lengthy negotiations for production restraint measures aimed at influencing the markets.
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Standoffs over nuclear weapons and election influencing understandably dominate the headlines, but U.S. foreign policy is much broader than those issues.
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This list is for all the wanderlusting, Instagram-influencing, culture-experiencing travelers out there who just need a good purse already.
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And its vast tree canopy serves as an "air conditioner" for the planet, scientists say, influencing global temperature and rainfall patterns.
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According to a ProPublica report from the time, that distance didn't fully stop the state's Democratic Party from influencing the process.
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Pence has been vocal about her faith, even influencing her husband, who grew up Catholic but is now an evangelical Christian.
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Today, supercomputers can run trillions of calculations per second and account for many more of the complex interactions influencing global climate.
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He also wants to test whether social media platforms create a kind of narcissistic distortion, influencing how people present themselves online.
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A Labor Department official said there were no special factors influencing the claims data and that no states had been estimated.
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These dynamics have implications far beyond the area of religious policy, influencing China's political, economic and social development in critical ways.
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Investors have turned their attention to earnings season, which will intensify next week, as the next major factor influencing the market.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing last week's data and that no states had been estimated.
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Trump's critics have also raised questions about whether his and his family's business interests with Saudi Arabia are influencing policy decisions.
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"There is a lot of fog around trade, influencing our forecast for economic growth," Zuercher told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Thursday.
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Even from prison, though, he is still influencing politics, and his supporters, so-called Fujimoristas, have continued to dominate the legislature.
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This year the podcast takes a deeper look at people around the world, particularly women, who are influencing the climate debate.
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The prince has long been considered a crucial friend to the U.S. as well, influencing Washington's foreign policy in the region.
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Legal experts said that working with a foreign national with the intent of influencing a U.S. election could violate multiple laws.
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Right, but the most popular people on Fox are the opinion people, or the Fox and Friends show, and you guys will ... The standard argument is that's opinion, it's not news, it's different, but the stuff that is influencing a lot of the debate, and very clearly influencing the president, comes from the people you would describe as opinion.
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"I wouldn't necessarily say that the results indicate one way or the other that vaping is influencing prevalence of smoking," he says.
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With function (read: not freezing) heavily influencing our fashion choices, it's easy to let cold weather be a buzzkill to our style.
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Then, our lovely lunar lady will enter Capricorn, influencing us to make more responsible choices until Friday night at 9:45 p.
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Before leaving office, former President Barack Obama ordered a full review into hacking aimed at influencing US elections going back to 2008.
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What's more, Cohen admitted that he did so at the direction of Donald Trump, and with the goal of influencing the election.
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From humble beginnings, gaming is now present in all parts of modern culture, influencing everything from our clothing to what we eat.
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He was awarded the National Humanities Medal in 2011 by President Barack Obama, who praised him for profoundly influencing generations of writers.
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A key factor influencing the outcomes in this research says Yang is that all resumes used were strong, relevant, well-written examples.
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In his early days, when Bear was out there at every concert and backstage, he was directly influencing what was going on.
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"The BOJ conducts monetary policy for the domestic purpose of hitting its inflation target, not for influencing exchange rates," he told reporters.
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The report, from the New York Times, has boosted concerns about Russia's role in influencing the outcome of the United States' election.
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A dad named Omar from Austin, Texas is finally getting the Instagram engagement he deserves after all of his hard work influencing.
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Though we follow Instagram trends all year long, it seems as though the social media platform is particularly influencing our summer wardrobes.
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The UK is leaving the European Union, and the younger generation is pretty upset at the older for heavily influencing the decision.
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Dauman has said Shari Redstone is unduly influencing her 93-year-old father, who lacks the mental capacity to make these decisions.
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Might a cagey executive put a dormant publicist on low-cost retainer during Oscar season, protecting and perhaps influencing that member's vote?
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Founder Maciej Lobodzinski told me that his goal is to help users understand the different factors influencing their mental and emotional state.
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That's a significant step beyond simply influencing public opinion by publishing stolen information, which had been the focus of previously attributed attacks.
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History has shown that limiting import vehicles and parts is counterproductive in creating jobs, stimulating the economy and influencing consumer buying habits.
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We are also grateful to the commenters, who keep us on our toes, demand more, and are actively influencing this awkward dialogue.
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Bell said a number of forces are influencing the raised expectations, such as El Nino ending and weaker trade winds, among others.
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He attributes the difference to what he calls "residual confounding"—that is, other factors are likely influencing the outcome of the analysis.
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There are a lot of spots that act as incubators and end-up influencing the masses, such as Hotel2Tango with Godspeed You!
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Koala Puffs said the nine months after she quit her corporate job to pursue cannabis influencing was the hardest in her life.
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At the time she'd already began dabbling with modeling and beauty influencing, building a following and doing promotion with a few brands.
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That logic was particularly compelling for influencing events in Iran, where the fledgling pro-democracy movement was struggling against widespread internet censorship.
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"Extremist groups generally use propaganda in the hopes of influencing people," said J.M. Berger of the George Washington University Program on Extremism.
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But on Tuesday, Trump stressed Saudi Arabia's weapons purchases and its role in keeping world oil prices low as influencing his decision.
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What's more, alcohol—like any other drug—may be influencing the effectiveness of medications you're taking, and your doctor needs to know.
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It's about influencing the next generation of people who are coming into this business to write in a way that's more expansive.
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We surfed together, traveled together, and he was a huge role model and influencing figure in my life when I was younger.
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And the nature of that data—whether it's pictures of an infant, or a fake news post influencing someone's vote—is secondary.
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PAUL: My hope is that he was at the children&aposs table and that he wasn&apost influencing the discussion among adults.
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During their monopolistic reign, the company was able to strongly control the price of diamonds by influencing the supply in the market.
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Babis has denied ever influencing content although a leaked tape earlier this year suggested he discussed coverage of opponents with a journalist.
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While the report called for the Pentagon to implement changes, it found no evidence of appointed officials unduly influencing responses to requests.
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RBNZ Governor Adrian Orr had said last week he thought higher bank capital requirements was a relatively small issue influencing monetary policy.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing the data and only claims for Puerto Rico had been estimated.
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A Labor Department official said there were no special factors influencing last week's data and only claims for Louisiana had been estimated.
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Burr also told the companies it's their responsibility to make sure foreign money does not find its way into influencing future elections.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing last week's data and only claims for Louisiana had been estimated.
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We engage friendly networks by defending them, neutral networks by influencing or mitigating them, and threat networks by defeating or destroying them.
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To help make his case that people cannot be influencing the climate, Jim Inhofe, a Republican from Oklahoma, cited archaeology and scripture.
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), climate change affects many factors influencing health, including clean air and water, food and shelter.
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The sheer amount of impending releases you're supposed to peek at in order to form an early but ultimately editorial-influencing opinion.
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"We don't learn from our mistakes because no one can keep track of every influencing factor to make crucial adjustments," he adds.
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Though Smith knew these policies were essential to preventing science from influencing public policy, he also knew the power of public opinion.
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China too could affect the process, either by influencing North Korea or by withholding its own assent to an eventual peace treaty.
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Related: This Skateboard Video Features an Army of Clones How Japanese Culture is Influencing Skateboarding An Illustrator Twists Skateboards Through 3D Kickflips
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California's progressive tech legislation has a history of influencing other state and federal efforts, and the "Anti-Deepfake Law" is no exception.
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An overhaul in Spanish politics is also influencing the debate as the country prepares for a rerun of national elections next month.
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Sometimes they simply buy a chunk of a publication, a time-honored method of influencing what is deemed fit to write about.
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China's home property market is a key plank of the economy, influencing tens of related sectors such as construction and financial services.
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The students reportedly planned to send those documents to media outlets all across the country, exposing Trump's returns and potentially influencing voters.
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Should this new agreement be finalized, Taliban forces currently controlling or influencing significant swaths of Afghan territory will neither disarm nor withdraw.
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Listening can also help you ingratiate yourself to the other person, which Pearlman says is important when it comes to influencing people.
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Typically, the advocates of engagement and partnership insist that kind words and goodwill gestures are the only means of influencing Chinese behavior.
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Mark Zuckerberg wants to make Facebook advertising great again, as in not just be associated with Russian propaganda influencing the 20173 election.
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I overheard a man recall being taken to the library as a child, influencing him to do the same for his children.
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Now, with evidence mounting that the state's drought is here to stay, it's influencing the design of major architecture projects, as well.
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In the suit, the Democrat attorneys general allege Trump has failed to keep his business interests from influencing his role as president.
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Icahn is currently under investigation by the U.S. Justice Department for his role in influencing biofuels policy while serving as Trump's adviser.
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HBO's True Detective writer Nic Pizzolatto cites Thacker for influencing the nihilism of Rust Cohle, played by Matthew McConaughey in season one.
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Mueller hasn't addressed the issue publicly, but prosecutors have dropped hints that they view public statements as possibly key in influencing witnesses.
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The amount of DNA influencing this natural preference is dramatically larger than the 24 genes identified in the past, new research indicates.
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Consider how your own habits are influencing your mood and stress levels, and how the rest of your team might be affected.
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It's also a celebration the 100th anniversary since Ernst Späth first synthesized mescaline, influencing a generation of spiritual seekers, artists, and psychiatrists.
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Through the next several decades, she raised two daughters, while also influencing the next generation of painters with her painting and teaching.
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The quick video cuts also are influencing pop culture, with Peaches Monroee's comment about her eyebrows finding its way onto Jimmy Kimmel.
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It was unclear whether other lawmakers would follow: Mr. Hazan is better known for headline-grabbing stunts than for influencing his colleagues.
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"Consumer needs are also influencing demand and fueling growth in particular communities," said Matthew Bate, the chief executive of Engel & Völkers Dubai.
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If anything has changed since 2016, it's that social media is no longer seen as just a useful tool for influencing elections.
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Overall, though, the race's outcome will be important in influencing the strategies of Democratic and Republican candidates across the country in 2018.
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Instead, the value of the research lies in its unprecedented glimpse into the genetic changes influencing the evolution of the human brain.
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Europe's actions against Silicon Valley are influencing policy debates around the world, but some critics question the overall effectiveness of the penalties.
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However, baseball's unique slow pace provides an opportunity to keep officiating from influencing the outcome of its games more effectively with technology.
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Infact credited the film for influencing G.E.'s decision later that year to divest itself of the division that made bomb triggers.
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Anyway, we're not supposed to have to trust that the big money a president receives from foreign governments isn't influencing his decisions.
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HONG KONG — China does not allow its people to gain access to Facebook, a powerful tool for disseminating information and influencing opinion.
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Through their philanthropy, they are influencing the subjects that schools teach, the classroom tools that teachers choose and fundamental approaches to learning.
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But many parents and educators said in interviews that they were unaware of the Silicon Valley personalities and money influencing their schools.
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DEMS WANT TO PROBE ICAHN: Senate Democrats want to know much more about how billionaire investor Carl Icahn is influencing ethanol policy.
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This suggests that it is perhaps more likely that eating fruits and vegetables is influencing mood and not the other way around.
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Ms. Cox described the social pressure to conform here that pervaded dinner parties and play dates, influencing the politics of even newcomers.
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For the past century, the Tillman Act has banned corporations from influencing elections by directly donating to federal candidates like Donald Trump.
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He later tried to clarify by describing himself to be "just a radio guy" who's not in the business of influencing policy.
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The way to get the most value from microbrowser traffic is by helping along this peer influencing that happens in the dark.
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After Mallin pinpointed Cole in the live lineup, the police had audibly rejoiced, boosting her confidence and perhaps influencing her memory retrospectively.
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"The central bank hopes to prevent speculative forces from influencing ordinary investors, but this is very difficult," said the think-tank economist.
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"This is the first paper that's shown this multigenerational effect," influencing the gender of juveniles, older adolescents and adults, Dr. Wyneken said.
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In Russia, this meant distorting coverage of the Ukrainian civil war against Russia, as well as influencing debate about local Russian politics.
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Some angry Steam fans responded by review-bombing Borderlands 2 so badly that Steam intervened to stop them from influencing its overall score.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing last week's claims data and only claims for Georgia had been estimated.
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Two new genetic analyses help explain the unexpected roles Neanderthals play in modern human life — influencing everything from hair color to mental health.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing last week's data and that only claims for Virginia had been estimated.
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These two galaxies (the blue glow on the right, and the smaller one in upper left) interact, influencing each other with gravitational forces.
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These two galaxies (the blue glow on the right, and the smaller one in upper left) interact, influencing each other with gravitational forces.
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Rock and roll has long been blamed as a corrupting influence on the young but never for influencing them to inject snake venom.
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This idea of events in the present influencing things in the past is a mathematical consequence of a pair of the author's assumptions.
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Given the continued tepid inflation, analysts say the central bank will be keenly analyzing near-term and structural factors that are influencing prices.
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Bluegrass also became intertwined with popular country music, influencing stars of the '33s such as Dolly Parton and Ricky Skaggs, whom he mentored.
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Currently, Icahn is under investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice for his role in influencing biofuels policy while serving as Trump's adviser.
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Trump had been suggesting that Curiel's heritage was influencing the judge's opinion about the case because of Trump's campaign rhetoric about illegal immigration.
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Buetti's account has (at least some) real followers, but the influencing itself is being handled by some code rather than an eager personality.
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Trump's intensifying list of trade disputes with China, the European Union, Canada and Mexico showed signs of influencing Federal Reserve policy on Tuesday.
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Between the depth and convenience of access to Facebook ad data, watchdogs could spot problematic campaigns before influencing too much of the electorate.
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Let me state clearly: Inviting a foreign government to undertake investigations for the purpose of influencing an upcoming U.S. election would be wrong.
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California has passed a law meant to prevent altered "deepfake" videos from influencing elections, in a plan that has raised free speech concerns.
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If you can't do that, then it's best to take a step back and own that your hunger is influencing how you feel.
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And disinformation has been shown to have a more potent influencing impact than truthful information when the two are presented side by side.
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There were also concerns that the gameplay-influencing items inside loot crates would encourage a "pay-to-win" metagame around the multiplayer modes.
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The role of fake news in influencing voter behavior has been debated continuously since Donald Trump's surprising victory over Hillary Clinton in 229.
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The reality is more complicated, of course, and a new survey shows just how often patients don't know who's potentially influencing their doctors.
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Ever since Kanye West and Kim Kardashian started dating in 2012, the rapper and fashion designer has been influencing the reality star's style.
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I worry that the corporate money CAP is receiving is inordinately and inappropriately influencing the role it is playing in the progressive movement.
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This left a vacuum which people like Mr Page, who would never get anywhere close to influencing a more normal candidate, gladly filled.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing last week's claims data and only claims for Vermont had been estimated.
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When you're in the self-described business of bribing politicians and influencing elections, it's perhaps best not to leave a digital paper trail.
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Cohen admitted his actions were aimed at influencing the election in violation of campaign finance laws and said they were directed by Trump.
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Plenty of questions remain about the Chinese government's propaganda efforts, including what role they may have in influencing public opinion outside of China.
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Finally, the "liberation of data" is described as making data "more free, usable, portable" and positively influencing the "balance of power over data".
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The failure of the Senate to override Trump's vetoes leaves Congress with little recourse for influencing the administration's controversial relationship with Saudi Arabia.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing last week's data and only claims for South Carolina had been estimated.
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We will have to see how the situation is developing and assess how the resumption of our regular purchases is influencing the market.
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" According to an anonymous intelligence official, a Russian hack aimed at influencing or discrediting the election "is something we're looking very closely at.
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Legislation that aims to prevent the 14-nation OPEC from coordinating production — and influencing oil prices — is once again advancing on Capitol Hill.
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It comes as no surprise that the industries and business leaders influencing government delegations sway negotiations towards pro-market solutions like carbon markets.
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In a statement in March, Al Thani called Broidy's allegations false and accused him of "nefarious activities" aimed at influencing U.S. foreign policy.
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It remains unclear why Trump believes that his predecessor would have any interest in influencing his administration in such a calculated, coordinated way.
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"The Syrian regime is influencing some tribal figures to aggravate the situation and trying to benefit and agitate people to protest," Bali said.
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The false association that Young M.A.'s fans were making may have been a key point influencing Lilac's decision to pull the product.
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While the attention of our news media is consumed with video comments and e-mail releases, other factors may be influencing your future.
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Follow live blog FBI chief Comey testifies about Russia's goals in influencing 2016 election: Hurt US democracy and Hillary Clinton while helping Trump.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, for example, spent almost $2628 million on influencing 28500 House and Senate races, while not identifying the donors.
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In my work as a DJ, music, art and fashion have always been influencing each other, being intertwined and unseparable from each other.
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But evidence that people exposed to such content actually attended events suggests that the messages may have been more effective at influencing users.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing last week's claims data and only claims for Oklahoma had been estimated.
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Peter Thiel has been critical of Google and donated to your campaign for attorney general, sparking speculation he might be influencing this probe.
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The important thing is that people within the scene are choosing not to fight among themselves and influencing others to do the same.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing last week's claims data and only claims for Wyoming had been estimated.
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A Labor Department analyst said there were no special factors influencing last week's claims data, and only claims for Louisiana had been estimated.
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I believe the Russians played a major role in influencing the outcome of the election, and one day the truth will come out.
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Jerry Brown signed a new law that bans bots from pretending to be real people in pursuit of selling products or influencing elections.
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Federal law prohibits foreign companies and persons from donating to campaign committees or spending money "for the purpose of influencing" a U.S. election.
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In the 85033 presidential race 84 percent of Americans identified the economy as a "very important" issue influencing their decision in the election.
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