Red Rooster's location somewhat insulates it from a potential backlash.
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This insulates them somewhat from any disapproval they are relaying.
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On the one hand, it insulates him from charge of hypocrisy.
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It insulates the nerve cells and increases the efficiency of signaling.
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The license model also insulates the BBC from unwarranted government interference.
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The Constitution wisely insulates US citizenship from the passing political winds.
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It insulates social media companies when users post defamatory or libelous statements.
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Coinbase says the arrangement insulates customers from the potential risks of staking.
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That is hardly an argument that modesty insulates women from sexual abuse.
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The language barrier insulates much of the Turkish community from this poison.
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The accounting maneuver largely insulates their consolidated financial results from Venezuela's economic turmoil.
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This comfort overrides his many missteps and insulates him from even legitimate attack.
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She says the alias insulates her from being the target of online trolling.
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Pros: Quality stainless steel design, double wall insulates coffee, durable, large handleCons: Expensive
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Technology has created an infrastructure that insulates ideas while protecting those deemed important.
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His wealth insulates him from the repercussions of his fussiness, but only so far.
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Wool insulates well for this purpose, and keeps its insulating properties even when wet.
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Republicans, increasingly, wield power only because America's political system insulates them from the public's judgments.
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This insulates local mines from the transition that power plants are making to natural gas.
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It also insulates Prince Mohammed, the wielder of real power in Saudi Arabia, from any responsibility.
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At that point, the cocoon of legal arguments that insulates him from scrutiny will fall away.
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And the firm's partnership structure insulates Mr. Kravis and his colleagues from being pushed around anyway.
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But the secrecy also insulates Cognizant and Facebook from criticism about their working conditions, moderators told me.
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Instead of fixing our world, Giridharadas has argued, such philanthropy insulates givers from criticism — and from accountability.
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That is the standard that Trump dislikes because it insulates the media from the threat of litigation.
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Congress insulates itself from this accountability by shirking its lawmaking responsibility and handing it off to bureaucrats.
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Clothe it in Phoozy's thermal pouch, which insulates and protects the device while extending its battery life.
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This practice protects individual members from the consequences of the committee's actions and insulates them from their constituents.
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In the short-term, it insulates you from the sting of trying, and the very possibility of failing.
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Impeachment is not a legal controversy conducted by the judicial branch, which our system intentionally insulates from politics.
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But that only heightens the sense of foul play insofar as it insulates acts of hardball from judicial review.
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It lacks the athletic dynamisms of a Cadillac CT2300, but the Lincoln insulates passengers from rough roads more effectively.
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"The strong domestic and loyalty base insulates us from some of the capacity that has been added globally," he added.
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Writing down the market value of that subsidiary largely insulates the parent company from future hits to its financial results.
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There's a reason snow is called a blanket—it actually insulates the earth, keeping it warmer than the outside air.
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Once you cut into permafrost, disturbing the active, vegetative layer that insulates the frozen soil, it quickly begins to thaw.
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Expectations versus realityOne defining feature that insulates companies like Apple is "the combination of intentionality and consistency," according to Sucher.
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White matter is a pale, fatty material that insulates neurons, helping them communicate with each other via electrochemical signals efficiently.
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It'll cram each verse with so many mommas and daddies and shotguns and Chevys that it insulates itself from satire.
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Much of the time, our own neighborly decency deceives us; it insulates us from the true craziness of political life.
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Higher fill power means higher quality down that insulates better, it doesn't simply refer to a larger volume of material.
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The practice has drawn critics, who say that soliciting money directly from his readers inappropriately insulates Fr. Z from Church pressure.
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As in Antarctica, the thickness of the ice sheet insulates the water from the sub-freezing temperatures on the planet's surface.
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The latter support cell creates myelin, a fatty white substance which insulates the neuron's axons and allows them to communicate faster.
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Sitting on a mat that insulates against the cold of the concrete floor, Maya prepared "dinner" with her plastic kitchen set.
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Wealth insulates you even from yourself, and to be cut off from your own soul is its own kind of horror.
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Apple's business model, by contrast, insulates it from most of the tech fears that have emerged in the last few years.
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Its leases are typically held in special-purpose entities specific to one property (so a blow-up insulates the parent firm).
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"I think it insulates them in a way that allows them to do as many dumb things as smart things," McNamee said.
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He also said there were also fail-safe provisions put into Dodd-Frank, including one that insulates the CFPB from Congressional budget cuts.
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Its willingness to allow major terrorist groups to maintain offices in Doha also insulates it from becoming a target of these same groups.
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"Having a well-diversified portfolio greatly insulates you from permanent loss," said Lucas Casarez, a certified financial planner at Level Up Financial Planning.
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The ice field is chilled by a "cold trap" of air that insulates the crater and keeps it perennially filled with frozen water.
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Gopnik seems to think that this drift of Buddhist thought — its apparent emphasis on the inscrutability of things — largely insulates it from scrutiny.
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The Culinary Workers Union won a pathbreaking deal for service workers—one that includes language that specifically insulates them from the impacts of automation.
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Fatty foods help build the layers of fat beneath the skin that stop heat from leaving the body, which insulates us in cold weather.
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But the case was dismissed because the VNS passed through the FDA's most stringent approval process, which insulates the company from product liability suits.
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But his contention that the separation of powers insulates the executive against any influence from, or conflict with, the other branches is simply wrong.
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"This means that if an entire industry is engaged in discrimination, it essentially insulates the discriminatory conduct of an individual actor," Ms. Ifill said.
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"This means that if an entire industry is engaged in discrimination, it essentially insulates the discriminatory conduct of an individual actor," Ms. Ifill said.
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And although section 25 of Communication Decency Act insulates online services from the content posted by their users, Wesearchr has leveraged its following on Gab.
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Trump cannot viably claim that Article II of the Constitution fully insulates him from legal interference with his ability to do his job as president.
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It insulates our economy from foreign manipulation and provides stability in a market that would otherwise be subject to the whims of OPEC oil ministers.
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Pros: Affordable for stainless steel, durable design, double wall insulates heat, sturdy handle for good gripCons: Not as high-end as the Frieling French Press
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If Congress insulates an agency too much from presidential control of its leadership, budgets, procedures and other agency functions, it violates the separation of powers.
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The bathroom has a centrally located tub that fills from the ceiling, with bathwater flowing over infinity edges into a space that insulates the interior.
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Microsoft, which broadly insulates a monopolist from the charge that it improperly cut off rivals' access to a good or service they need to compete.
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Even if we grant that Trump deserves contempt for his attitudes and behaviors, his powerful social position insulates him from the worst of contempt's effects.
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The brilliant analyst Ben Thompson has written about this extensively — a world without net neutrality is in Netflix's best interests, because it insulates it from competition.
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Meanwhile, the finance ministry has implemented a fiscal rule that insulates the economy from swings in oil prices and helps Russia to build up its reserves.
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Right now, it's tough for users to easily switch from Facebook to another social network, which insulates Facebook from its PR problems becoming user growth problems.
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This both insulates it from outside interference and enables the signals that are required inside it to be created and controlled accurately, and terminated at will.
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It insulates judges from the whims of the other two branches and reduces the risk of corruption by not forcing them to wonder about future employment.
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It makes taxes easier for workers, could result in a big net tax cut for the middle-class, and insulates states from the Republican tax bill.
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A U.S. president need not try to match this frequency, but active engagement enhances Kazakhstan's sovereignty and insulates its citizens from possible overreach by their neighbors.
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Mr. Trump has so far failed to have Ms. Zervos's suit dismissed on the grounds that the United States Constitution insulates the president from such litigation.
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" He continues, "And the egg actually insulates the cheese, protecting it from the direct heat and forming this crispy exterior all the way around, top and bottom.
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The researchers also imaged the study participants' brains to look for differences in brain volumes as well as the white matter that insulates the brain's biological wiring.
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Peck noted that the aid largely insulates eligible consumers from even the double-digit percentage increases that some insurers are imposing on their premiums for next year.
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"Adding to scale... insulates businesses from any issues that might occur and it really starts to create something sizable that can lock out the competition," he said.
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" He added that Amazon looked forward to action "that fully insulates the re-evaluation from political influence and corrects the many issues affecting the initial flawed award.
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Its products include a paper-based substitute for bubble wrap, and a sustainable type of packaging for perishable goods that it claims insulates as well as Styrofoam.
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U.S. District Judge Dolly Gee based her decision on the Communications Decency Act (CDA), a law that insulates tech firms from being liable for user-created content.
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By working in the shadows and keeping dramatic observations to themselves, even the most well-meaning officials become part of the apparatus that insulates the Trump presidency.
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Pelosi is letting freshman members count the votes within their caucus, which enables them to be responsible for their own fates and insulates Pelosi from later blame.
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In both cases, judges have rejected the argument that the presidency insulates Mr. Trump from the reach of state courts hearing cases unrelated to his official duties.
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That's interesting, because with how prolific you are, and making records, comic books, and podcasts at a rapid clip, I wonder if that insulates you at all.
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At Meritage, the company insulates every house with spray foam, sharply reducing the amount of heating and cooling needed, and allowing smaller or fewer units to be installed.
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The global organization has asserted that a 1946 convention on privileges and immunities insulates it from such legal action — a defense that the appellate judges are now weighing.
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Audacious founders set their sights on something hilariously out of reach — Mark Zuckerberg wants to connect everyone — and the very unlikeliness of their plans insulates them from scrutiny.
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As played by the forty-one-year-old Carvel, Murdoch wields his narcissism like a shield; it insulates him from what others might think of his reptilian ways.
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Leaving the nominal sentence unchanged insulates these reforms from charges that they don't adequately reflect the egregiousness of a given crime or that they will negatively impact deterrence.
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In doing so, they inadvertently removed the coating that insulates the panel from a lightning strike, taking away a crucial protection for the fuel tank and fuel lines.
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In Cairo, it's virtually impossible to meet Brothers, but Ayman told me that the local crackdown is lighter, in part because the family system insulates against national events.
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CEO and co-founder of Serge Saxonov told CNBC's "Squawk Alley" Thursday that demand for the company's services insulates 10x Genomics from typically unpredictable swings in public medical funding.
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We look forward to complete, fair, and effective corrective action that fully insulates the re-evaluation from political influence and corrects the many issues affecting the initial flawed award.
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Instead, the appeals court ruled that the proper cure for FHFA's constitutional problem is simply to sever the provision that insulates FHFA's director from being replaced without good cause.
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This insulates him somewhat from accusations that he is protecting a blasphemer, a claim that radical organizations would surely have seized on, especially ahead of the 2019 presidential election.
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That alien quality was jarring until I realized that this planet was the world of addiction, a place that isolates and insulates its victims from the demands of others.
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For the cook, the fat serves several purposes: It insulates the meat, keeping it juicier for longer, giving you a larger margin of error when it comes to cooking.
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There is some question about how much programs like Medicaid contribute to measurable physical health outcomes, but there is no arguing that it effectively insulates beneficiaries from financial shocks.
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Snow insulates soil, and by trampling it in search of forage, big herbivores expose the permafrost to the air, lowering ground temperatures by as much as 40 degrees centigrade.
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It insulates the GOP from claims that they are handmaidens to the wealthy and since neither party cares particularly about deficit spending these days it's an easy concession to make.
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Writing for the court, Chief Justice John Roberts agreed, saying the test wrongly insulates a "wanton and malicious pirate" who infringes to steal a patent owner's business from enhanced damages.
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To the contrary, the design of Obamacare makes it nearly death spiral-proof, because it insulates most consumers from premium increases, by linking subsidy levels to income and premium prices.
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Third, and perhaps most importantly: the fact there is a bipartisan proposal on the table, aides say, insulates them from the idea that they're shutting things down for shutdown's sake.
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This makes it the most essential nation to humanity's most essential modern tool, and as such, it insulates China from new American president-elect Donald Trump's threats of punishing trade tariffs.
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"The mulch insulates the soil, keeps weeds at bay, and protects the plants against extreme temperatures," explains Francis Mureithi, a tall farmer, as he scoops up manure from a compost pit.
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His relationship with Donald Trump is yet to be tested, but the large domestic market somewhat insulates the Philippines against international developments, such as the protectionist pivot of the new U.S. president.
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Yeah, the activist bases of both parties are more hyper-engaged and hyper-aware than they've ever been, but, perversely, that insulates them against the less active engagement of their fellow citizens.
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Meyer's place in the pantheon of high-caliber coaches (he boasts a 73-8 record at Ohio State) insulates him from the severity that would befall one of his players for misdeeds.
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Packed earth insulates against radiation and blast waves, but don't go deeper than 10 feet; if your exits (make two) become blocked in the blast, you may need to dig yourself out.
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The structure established for the Federal Reserve back then intentionally insulates us from short-term political pressures so we can focus on what's best for the American economy in the longer run.
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And this new ploy insulates the far right from even that vague threat of regulation: nobody can legally argue that posing for photos and singing the Star Spangled Banner is a clear incitement.
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Crowdwork is mired in many of the same issues as other gig economy jobs: workers are considered "independent contractors," which insulates platforms from the responsibility for basic employee protections like providing minimum wage.
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Like other shared universes, the Conjuring franchise has been diversified across a number of namesake properties, which offer more opportunities for spin-offs, but also insulates the larger franchise from a single failure.
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To read and interpret Morris's imagery requires a mental rummaging of art historical, popular and political iconography, the processing of which insulates one's thoughts from the emotional impact of the exhibition's unrestrained voice.
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The ruling coalition has a comfortable majority in the Lok Sabha, Parliament's lower house, and India's constitution insulates "money bills" from meddling by the Rajya Sabha or upper house, dominated by the opposition.
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Although he has succeeded as a practical economist, he may have a harder time wielding the powers of a supremely dominant presidency, whose very might insulates it from the life of the nation.
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The country insulates itself from the worst of the glitches in the system by establishing norms, rules of the road that everyone tacitly agrees to follow, especially around the orderly transfer of power.
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What they're saying: Trade associations representing the tech giants argued that the current approach to antitrust law — which largely insulates companies online platforms because their products are free to consumers — should remain the standard.
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This fat is thermogenic and creates heat, but, as we age, we lose this fat and it is replaced by white fat (actually yellow in colour) which insulates and acts as an energy store.
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And it set up a corporate structure right before it made its IPO paperwork public that insulates him from outside shareholders and can shift the tax burden on future profits from him to them.
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According to the Ohio zoo, these birds, the second-largest penguin species, are covered in a think layer of body fat that insulates them from cold weather, making frigid temperatures a walk in the park.
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Spigen's case insulates your case with a soft and hard layer, and has a kickstand that's perfect for those times when you want to watch a video or use your phone as a second screen.
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Last summer, both houses approved a bill that insulates low-income families from rent increases that could push them into homelessness and also expands their access to housing, jobs and schools in mixed-income areas.
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Although Islamophobia in China doesn't seem as blatant as it is in the UK, it's definitely still present, and the fact that I'm seen as being white (though I am Muslim) partially insulates me from it.
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Federal Housing Finance Agency that the cure for a statute that unconstitutionally insulates the head of a federal agency is severance of the flawed appointment provision – not invalidation of all actions by the improperly-appointed director.
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Mediating justice through a private company, even though public funds pay for both officers and the equipment they use, insulates police from public accountability and makes it harder for communities to see and scrutinize footage for themselves.
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The proposal imposes nearly impossible requirements on those who would bring a disparate impact claim, and insulates the insurance industry and other businesses that rely on technological algorithms in their decision-making, even when they generate bias.
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As Microsoft explained during a press conference ahead of the event, the so-called Windows Defender Application Guard insulates Windows 10 from untrusted browser sessions by running it in a container that is bound directly to the hardware.
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It makes cars lighter and therefore more efficient, insulates homes, reduces waste by extending food's life, and keeps medical supplies sanitary, among many other uses, said Keith Christman, managing director of plastic markets at the American Chemistry Council.
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Robin DiAngelo, who studies race at Westfield State University, described this phenomenon as "white fragility" in a groundbreaking 2011 paper: White people in North America live in a social environment that protects and insulates them from race-based stress.
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LIVINGSTON: Well, Chicago is indeed a tale of two cities and it is the legacy of an intentional segregation that basically on one side insulates one part of the population and causes desperation on another part of the population.
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Mr. Erdogan's "yes" campaign has claimed victory by a small margin — 51.4 percent to 48.6 — in a vote that further insulates the president from scrutiny and tightens his grip on one of the most influential countries in the region.
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Announcing a plan to head for the hills prior to the election insulates Ryan from the narrative that he was was forced to flee Washington with his tail between his legs after voters rejected his party at the ballot box. 3.
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A nonprofit called Ice911 offers a potential solution to this ominous feedback loop: The group has proposed blanketing key parts of the Arctic in millions of hollow, glass microspheres to form a protective layer that reflects sunlight and insulates melting ice.
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Another promising avenue of research involves the abnormal behavior of an enzyme called RIPK1, which can damage neurons by disrupting the production of the myelin sheath that insulates axons, the neuron extensions that transmit signals from one cell to the next.
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Just as there are ideologues who see nothing good in charter schools, there are those who believe these same schools can do no wrong and that the righteousness of the rebellion against dysfunctional American public schools insulates charter schools from self-criticism.
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Ultimately, the research concluded that the disparate theories may in fact be interconnected and a major cause of increases in health care spending relate to a third party payer system that typically insulates physicians and patients from cost at the time of consumption.
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" A Facebook spokesperson told CNBC, "Our board of directors believes that our capital structure contributes to our stability and insulates our board of directors and management from short-term pressures, which allows them to focus on our mission and long-term success.
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"I filed my amendment simply to point out the hypocrisy of overriding local laws enacted throughout the United States after assessing local views of risk, while Congress insulates itself by banning guns from the entire Capitol complex," Holmes Norton said in a statement.
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For Canada, Chapter 19 is a way to balance the risks and benefits of trade with the US. Canada sees it as a defense against protectionist trade policies, which helps insulates the country's economy if the US imposes trade barriers or tariffs.
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Deconsolidation under U.S. accounting rules allow companies to treat a subsidiary in a volatile foreign market as an investment rather than an operating unit, while writing down the market value of that subsidiary largely insulates the parent company from future hits to its financial results.
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The original 2013 film The Purge is a clumsy social satire about a comfortable, well-off white family who fully embrace The Purge, America's one mandated night where all crime is legal, as long as their money insulates them from facing any danger themselves.
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While virtually every software provider must invest in cloud capabilities, Fitch believes the lower rate of cloud adoption in infrastructure software somewhat insulates CA and its peers (particularly those outside of mainframe environments) from the revenue and margin pressures pervasive across application software vendors.
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Children with higher ScreenQ scores measured lower in structural integrity and myelination, the latter of which is the "coating of connections between nerve cells with a fatty substance" that "insulates the nerve cells and increases the efficiency of signaling," according to The New York Times.
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It's understandable that Kelly wouldn't be used to the domestic political arena — after all, the adage that "Politics stops at the water's edge" insulates career military officers from having to deal with the level of scrutiny and criticism that their domestic counterparts can face.
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Cost savings estimated at $3.5 billion will help assuage some worries, and paying partly in shares insulates some of the market effect, but the $60-a-barrel oil that Mr. van Beurden says is needed for the deal to create economic value still looks far away.
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Worse, that view incorrectly assumes the political bias of these companies is a free-market phenomenon, when it is largely result of federal law that insulates these companies from a natural market constraint on being an active political player: legal liability for publishing false and malicious claims.
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By contrast, his nude self portrait painted in September 1908 references his "Semi-Nude Self Portrait" of 1902–1904, in that with the blue background and with the eerie glow around his body, he insulates himself from his surroundings, and in both paintings, he appears unnaturally emaciated.
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"Given Costco's high-quality merchandise in food, low prices, and the frequency of purchase for these items, we believe that the company's customers will remain loyal and believe Costco's price positioning and quality in food insulates it from AMZN, " analyst Karen Short wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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Also scheduled for sale are $225 million of new general obligation bonds and $65 million of capital improvement tax bonds that have a separate investment grade rating based on a provision that insulates pledged property tax revenue from the risk of a potential bankruptcy by the school system.
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On the other, being wealthy by definition insulates you from public opinion—rich people can live in expensive condo buildings and gated communities, travel between conferences and resorts in first class or on private jets, and never say a word to a poor person who doesn't work for them.
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It creates a predictable process and timeline for a 30-year transition to next-generation refrigerants and products, which cools your automobile, your workplace and your home; it preserves your food, insulates buildings and provides many other benefits to society at a time when energy efficiency is improving as well.
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A common South Asian cultural kinship insulates relations from controversies like the burning of "waste" Qurans by the United States forces in 2012 in Bagram, or propaganda leaflets dropped last week depicting a lion (the American military) chasing a dog (the Taliban), wrapped in a flag inscribed with Islam's holiest verse.
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You can fly to the Montana ranch all you want, but so long as your art and image are part of the public sphere, they're subject to the new dynamics of pop culture criticism, in which whiteness no longer insulates artists from the blowback of their decisions, iconography, interviews, tweets, or offhand quips.
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And, by the way, these allegedly contemptuous elites include "the media," so when Trump complains that the media is biased against him, that's actually a twofer: It insulates him, in the eyes of his base, from any negative information the media may convey, and it reinforces the idea that he, and thus his supporters, are loathed by elites.
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"I encourage you to consider the possibility that the frustration you are experiencing now, and that which I had a few years ago, are both inevitable consequences of the fact that the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act insulates the Bureau from virtually any accountability to the American people through their elected representatives," he wrote.
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They don't understand what López is doing inside that house, tucked away on that leafy street in the wealthy suburbs of Caracas, but they suspect that he has grown comfortable there, reunited with his wife and children; that his family's wealth insulates him from the economic crisis; that the secret police who surround his home protect him from rising crime; and they can't help wondering if Leopoldo López has finally given up.
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Having for the most part distributed ministerial portfolios evenly between Leavers and Remainers, Mrs May appointed three people who, unlike her, campaigned for Brexit to the departments most concerned with bringing it about—Mr Johnson to the Foreign Office, Liam Fox to a new Department for International Trade and David Davis to a new Department for Exiting the EU. Giving the Brexit-related jobs to paid-up Brexiteers insulates her from criticisms of not supporting the policy.
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