I have a confession, though; All of that intimidates me.
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If the trolling irks or intimidates Clinton, it doesn't show. .
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But not much intimidates the prodigious British composer Thomas Adès.
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It intimidates people, but I think that's kind of interesting.
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"I would say that my face's resting position intimidates people," she said.
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However, thanks to a new interview, we finally know what intimidates Oprah.
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European neuroses madden America just as American swagger intimidates and annoys Europeans.
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They also claim Josh intimidates any workers who come onto the family's property.
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Many firms have banned socialising in strip clubs, which intimidates or excludes female employees.
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To protect the business, the gang pays off police officers and intimidates the competition.
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Another "jokingly" intimidates a teenager who wants to date his daughter with a rifle.
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A "sand mafia" in India intimidates locals in order to extract and transport the material.
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I've spoken to young pro athletes who've admitted that the business of sports intimidates them.
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The government intimidates and restricts the media in Venezuela, taking CNN en Español off the air.
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"They are unfair and intimidates anyone who disagrees with Black Lives Matter or communists," he said.
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I'm inspired by her a lot and she intimidates me sometimes, which I'm not really used to.
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Baffert said his new star intimidates other horses and trainers before he even gets on the track.
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The Venezuelan government intimidates and restricts the media in Venezuela, taking CNN en Español off the air.
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" When asked by the NBC late-night host whether Trump "intimidates" her, Clinton quickly replied, "No, no.
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They deal with larger sums of money and that intimidates me, so I've been approaching them with caution.
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Though less repressive than it was, the government still restricts the media, intimidates critics and tolerates no opposition.
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"There's no question that there is something here that intimidates the president of the United States," Panetta said.
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Any time a new vocal style intimidates with its seeming impenetrability, the Cannibal Corpse formula can be applied.
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The government also intimidates and restricts the media here, taking CNN's sister network CNN en Español off the air.
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But if your picture-taking disrupts voting or intimidates other voters, you can be removed from the polling place.
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She believes that her appearance and demeanor, as a butch, queer woman, intimidates the men she meets through business.
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Every word intimidates, but when placed together, they become evocative poetry, an unforgettable incantation of cheap and dirty horror.
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The key is the very thing that intimidates the United States, Britain and most of Europe: large-scale immigration.
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"He's a gentleman, he speaks his mind, he has great ideas — and nobody in the world intimidates him," he said.
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Yet progress has been marginal, in part because of Mr Xi's obsession with party control, which hampers and intimidates administrators.
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A strong person who intimidates and shoves their way into a "yes" is the person who excels in these scenarios.
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" Twitter bans what it calls abusive behavior, or "behavior that harasses, intimidates or uses fear to silence another user's voice.
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While making sausage at home intimidates some, there are ways to take store-bought sausage and turn it into something magical.
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Charles Schumer tweeted, House GOP attempts to take down yet another independent federal ethics org; intimidates OGE mid review of next admin.
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And in Sudan, the government arrests and intimidates clergy and blocks the construction of churches while tearing down existing ones, he said.
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If drawing a room from scratch intimidates you at first, check your program to see if it includes templates or sample files.
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" Twitter's rules section also states that the company will not tolerate "behavior that harasses, intimidates, or uses fear to silence another user's voice.
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Twitter's hateful conduct policy states that the company does not "tolerate behavior that harasses, intimidates, or uses fear to silence another person's voice".
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But research has shown that if there's one aspect of the gig that intimidates you, it's getting your shit together come tax season.
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If a campus speaker hurls personal insults at students — if he outs them or individually intimidates them — he has no business on campus.
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He has also spoken approvingly of Bloomberg on TV, telling CNN's Chris Cuomo earlier this month that the former NYC mayor "intimidates" Trump.
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While the EGOT winner may have a resume that intimidates his fellow coaches, there's one accomplishment missing that two of the other coaches possess.
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And this makes for one of the great ironies of President Trump's leadership style: It intimidates not so much by fear as simple fatigue.
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Harding is below the minimum age requirement but keen to learn to skate, so LaVona intimidates the instructor into taking on a younger pupil.
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"If your partner intimidates you, isolates you, or manipulates you, know that it is never okay to be treated in these ways," said Gilk.
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Three decades after the fall of the Berlin wall, Russia has rebuilt and demonstrated an ability to fight that intimidates its neighbourhood and beyond.
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They explained: The Helen Diller Family Foundation has been a major funder of Canary Mission, a website that intimidates and threatens pro-Palestinian student activists.
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In North Carolina, it's illegal to wear a mask or hood that disguises someone, and intimidates or prevents others from going about with their days.
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Scientists think that the calls of the whales might create an acoustic "wall of sound" that intimidates the prey into remaining inside the bubble-net.
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Campbell convinces (more like intimidates) Sam to destroy the proposed contract to prevent their classmates from thinking Sam and Campbell are the reason they are stranded.
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Rae Sremmurd's alternative golf cart, which is basically a military transport vehicle with the top sawed off, intimidates some of the other kids on the green.
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The government of President Yoweri Museveni, still in power 31 years after setting out as a great hope for African democracy, routinely intimidates dissidents and journalists.
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A fellow sailor (Ric Maddox) notices and intimidates Jeff the next day by explaining an unknown gay serviceman was arrested by military police and cut a deal.
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The president-elect seems eager for better ties with Russia, but they should not come at the expense of democratic Ukraine or while Moscow intimidates the Baltics.
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He doesn't outright fight them, but he corners them, intimidates them and chases them, often until the other cat screams, bolts and goes into her own home.
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I believed there was nothing amiss with former Republican Senator Chuck Hagel remarking in 2006 that "the Jewish lobby intimidates a lot of people" on Capitol Hill.
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It's a reference to a character in "The Godfather: Part II" whom mafia boss Michael Corleone intimidates into lying before Congress and later pressures into killing himself.
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If the thought of being thrown into a ring with a stranger intimidates you, don't freak, because that's not actually what goes down in a group boxing class.
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I have small hands, which is why this thing intimidates me, but I'm sure even those with large hands can't operate the phone one-handed when it's unfolded.
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While Legend may have a resume that intimidates fellow coaches Kelly Clarkson, Blake Shelton and Adam Levine, there's one accomplishment missing that two of the other coaches possess.
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If passed, Bill HR 6054 would punish anyone wearing a mask or disguise who "injures, oppresses, threatens, or intimidates" someone else exercising a right guaranteed under the Constitution.
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Britney's people went to great lengths to keep Lutfi out of the room, arguing to a judge that he intimidates her and she cannot think properly around him.
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" According to Twitter rules, users may not exercise "behavior that crosses the line into abuse, including behavior that harasses, intimidates, or uses fear to silence another user's voice.
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The way he treats journalists, the way he talks about news organizations, the way he intimidates people: All of this is corrosive of liberal democracy, but it's perfectly legal.
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He enters his office and places two metal balls on his desk, he yells at a guy to keep it hard in front of everyone, he confuses and intimidates.
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And if the Chinese use of force also intimidates the people of Hong Kong and sends a similar message to the free people of Taiwan, so much the better.
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When a person intimidates, insults or demeans a woman on the street for the way she is dressed, or on social media for the way she speaks out, it's harassment.
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"An environment is being created which is working against the free and fair functioning of the media because it intimidates an ordinary journalist who is terrified and is scared," she said.
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In his original post, Feely referenced a scene from "Bad Boys 2," in which Martin Lawrence's character intimidates a guy who comes over to take his daughter out on a date.
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There is more to this conversation than I can capture here, but to say it simply: this isn't one to miss, and that's particularly true if, like me, poetry intimidates you.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The influential South African Council of Churches has warned corruption is turning South Africa into a "mafia state" under a government that intimidates whistleblowers, local media reported on Friday.
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In America, Donald Trump periodically skewers Amazon: he has claimed that the Washington Post, which is owned by Mr Bezos and has criticised Mr Trump, intimidates politicians into granting Amazon favourable tax treatment.
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It's evident in his interactions with Carl: he intimidates the boy into singing for him, and makes him take off the bandage over his eye so that he can mock how Carl looks.
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We believe that everyone on Twitter should feel safe expressing diverse opinions and beliefs, but behavior that harasses, intimidates, or uses fear to silence another person's voice should have no place on our platform.
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Read more:Mysterious automated calls vanished relatives, and sinister Facebook comments: How China intimidates Uighurs who don&apost even live in the countryBillionaires and heads of state have descended on a ski town in Switzerland.
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"Online abuse on Twitter demeans women, it invalidates their voice, it belittles them, it intimidates them, and it can silence them," Nazia Erum, head of media and advocacy for Amnesty International India, told CNN.
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Read more:Mysterious automated calls, vanished relatives, and sinister Facebook comments: How China intimidates Uighurs who don&apost even live in the countryA Uighur Dutch woman admitted to leaking secret Chinese cables on Muslim oppression.
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But the policy is still fairly clear and unconditional: "We do not tolerate behavior that crosses the line into abuse, including behavior that harasses, intimidates, or uses fear to silence another user's voice," it states.
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But several young women say the hotline, run by the nonprofit umbrella Mishkan Yecheskel, intimidates people who might want to leave the community while directing patients to unlicensed "life coaches" who do more harm than good.
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The Republican Party seems unlikely to aggressively counter Russian or other foreign influence since the president calls the entire covert Russian election interference operation a "hoax" and removes or intimidates any government official who hints otherwise.
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He acknowledged that the approach probably "intimidates people from running," but he said that the complaints about this among state Democrats have faded, and the role that Sanders has taken on nationally has helped with that.
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"We do not, for example, allow content that could physically or financially endanger people, that intimidates people through hateful language, or that aims to profit by tricking people using Facebook," its VP of policy Richard Allen published today.
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Instead of taking the rational advice she provides as an experienced parent, he lies to Mike just to get him out of the house and then intimidates the boy, leading to El and Mike's ultimately useless breakup arc.
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Spectacularly installed, in a grand hall, are hundreds of Indian-themed artifacts, from movie posters, toys, and commercial and sports-team logos to weaponry (a Tomahawk missile, on loan from the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, intimidates overhead).
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It further intimidates and marginalizes the most fragile among language minorities who, unlike Ms. Suda and Ms. Hernandez — safe in the relative protection awarded by their citizenship status — have neither the awareness nor the means to take legal action.
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And when it carries them out, it looks strong and powerful to its own population, intimidates South Korea, and broadcasts to the global community a highly aggressive posture that makes military intervention against it seem all the more daunting.
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To survive in a brutally competitive marketplace, he has to keep an eye out for the police while he buys smuggled products, pays bribes, intimidates delinquent bill payers and devises schemes to dupe store owners into buying his products.
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The state law in South Dakota says that you are not allowed to "use any communication or photographic device in a manner which repeatedly distracts, interrupts, or intimidates any voter or election worker" within 100 feet of the polling station.
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Only buy whole foods, but don't stress about specific recipesAccording to Calabrese, the concept of meal prep intimidates people because they think it has to be a huge production where they spend hours in the kitchen whipping up multiple meals.
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At a broader level, the injuries have also spurred (wait for it) the Warriors to become, in a couple ways, more like the franchise they model themselves after, perhaps the only team that still intimidates them: the San Antonio Spurs (cha-ching!).
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The haka is traditionally a war dance for the Māori people of New Zealand, but is commonly performed at funerals, events welcoming guests, and perhaps most famously as the way that the nearly invincible New Zealand national rugby team intimidates its opponents.
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Instead, the G.O.P. members of the House Oversight and Reform Committee are constantly ceding their time to Representative Jim Jordan, the bulldog who harasses and intimidates Mr. Cohen instead of spending this valuable time letting the American public hear questions and answers.
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Just the phrase "high-intensity interval training" intimidates me, but I was willing to try Speedplay knowing that there was a chance Ashley Benson – who is a fan of Speedplay – would be in the class with me (I'm unabashedly a huge Pretty Little Liars fan).
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"The rise of a political candidate who deliberately appeals to the basest and most violent elements in society, who encourages aggression among his followers, shouts down opponents, intimidates dissenters, and denigrates women and minorities, demands, from each of us, an immediate and forceful response," the letter says.
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"The rise of a political candidate who deliberately appeals to the basest and most violent elements in society, who encourages aggression among his followers, shouts down opponents, intimidates dissenters, and denigrates women and minorities, demands, from each of us, an immediate and forceful response," they wrote.
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"As a part of our lease agreement, for people who enter our early adopter program, we have a clause that says you cannot use a robot in a way that physically harms or intimidates people," Perry told Business Insider in a phone call on Monday afternoon.
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"Abe gets people as excited as cold pizza but will win because he co-opts, sidelines and intimidates potential LDP rivals, and doesn't have to worry about tepid public support because the opposition has imploded," said Jeffrey Kingston, director of Asian studies at Temple University Japan campus.
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"[T]he rise of a political candidate who deliberately appeals to the basest and most violent elements in society, who encourages aggression among his followers, shouts down opponents, intimidates dissenters, and denigrates women and minorities, demands, from each of us, an immediate and forceful response," the authors wrote.
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The FACE Act "prohibits the use or threat of force and physical obstruction that injures, intimidates, or interferes with a person seeking to obtain or provide reproductive health services or to exercise the First Amendment right of religious freedom at a place of religious worship," according to the Department of Justice.
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Like, I've been known to roll out of my house rocking knee socks, a skirt, and a weird graphic tee, or be all 'club noir' with head-to-toe black and leather (which gives me this swagger that intimidates guys and is probably the reason I love it so much).
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HR 6054 would have punished anyone wearing a mask or disguise who "injures, oppresses, threatens, or intimidates" someone else exercising a right guaranteed under the Constitution The bill's title -- "Unmasking Antifa Act of 2018" -- made it clear that Antifa activists were its target, but the text of the bill, sponsored by US Rep.
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"[T]he rise of a political candidate who deliberately appeals to the basest and most violent elements in society, who encourages aggression among his followers, shouts down opponents, intimidates dissenters, and denigrates women and minorities, demands, from each of us, an immediate and forceful response," reads an open letter signed by the writers.
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Much like the way in which China intimidates the Philippines, Malaysia and Vietnam by making outrageous territorial claims in the South China Sea, China appeared to lay the theoretical foundation for dominion over North Korea through the Northeast Project, a government-funded academic project that argued much of the North Korean territory historically belonged to the ancient Chinese empire.
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All of these men were getting so real and opening up about what intimidates them about the female orgasm; what it means to them when they have sex with a woman, whether it be a stranger or their girlfriend or wife, and they can't make her cum; what that does for their ego; and what that means for their sexual life and their relationship.
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Here I am, pro-choice to the core (regular donor to Planned Parenthood, organizer of my university's delegation to the 2004 March for Women's Lives, foaming-at-the-mouth liberal who hightailed it out of the deep Midwest to join the ranks of the urban left at the earliest possible opportunity), about to avail myself of the kind of Christian-right clinic that intimidates vulnerable preggos out of abortions.
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Read more:A senior Chinese official was heckled while visiting Wuhan, showing how much the coronavirus has weakened the Communist Party's grip on powerChina's unprecedentedly drastic response to the coronavirus saved hundreds of thousands of people from catching it, according to a WHO official who went thereMysterious automated calls, vanished relatives, and sinister Facebook comments: How China intimidates Uighurs who don't even live in the countryEverything we know about the coronavirus outbreak
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Directed and developed by Bairbre Ni Chaoimh for the Dublin-based Fishamble: The New Play Company, "Charolais" is the story of Siobhan's desire to eliminate her female competition for Jimmy's attention: his septuagenarian mother, Breda, who so intimidates him that it's forever before he tells her that she's going to be a grandmother; and a beautiful golden Charolais cow he treats with greater tenderness than he does Siobhan.
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This commitment to promises made is all the more valid given that the president has minimal respect for the so-called "elite" that has been responsible for all the many policies that have undermined America financially and otherwise in recent decades, from interminable wars in the Middle East to trade deals and international regimes that facilitated the rise of a Communist China which steals our secrets wholesale, intimidates our friends and props up rogue regimes who preach our destruction.
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Read more:Mysterious automated calls, vanished relatives, and sinister Facebook comments: How China intimidates Uighurs who don&apost even live in the countryDevastating leaks have deprived China of its main strategy to deflect mounting evidence of its mass oppression of Uighur MuslimsMaps show 500 suspected &aposre-education&apos camps and prisons in XinjiangChina used a file-sharing app to round up 40,000 Uighur Muslims for prison camps, a startling insight into how it oppresses people via technology
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