I mean the lack of faith in institutions, the lack of faith in government, and the lack of faith in anything.
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" — MetallicaMark Cho: "I find your lack of faith disturbing.
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I'm worrying about my death, or my lack of faith.
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Their lack of faith in Ranieri, though, is less forgivable.
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Fear is at the forefront of my lack of faith.
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Grief is not a sign of weakness, nor a lack of faith ….
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Some interpreted this move as a lack of faith in the offering.
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They admit the lack of faith even extended to within their own organizations.
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There is nothing more dangerous to the church than a lack of faith.
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I didn't want to make a comment about faith or lack of faith.
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The second festering problem is the public's lack of faith in Britain's immigration system.
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And I'm sure Cuomo would find the lack of faith among his doubters disturbing.
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But that just implies the court's own deep lack of faith in free markets.
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If anything, Biden is banking on a lack of faith among Democratic primary voters.
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That said, confirmation of Russian interference wasn't the catalyst for the lack of faith.
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The cybersecurity industry is good at inspiring a lack of faith in the cybersecurity industry.
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I think it's a lack of faith, and I don't necessarily mean faith in religion.
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Despite my lack of faith, I have always been enamored of the idea of Christmas.
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Mr. Draghi refused to respond to Mr. Trump's lack of faith in the common currency.
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Washington could be the lone bright spot here, but nobody seems to want to believe the team is for real, whether it's a lack of faith in Kirk Cousins, a lack of faith in Jay Gruden, or just habitual dismissal of the franchise entirely.
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The other thing is that it really underscores the lack of faith in technology for voting.
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We need an effective leader like Zinke, to solve this lack of faith and over-regulation.
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In 2016, the New York Times detailed Yahoo employees' low morale and lack of faith in Mayer.
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Its people suffer from a lack of faith in leaders and institutions such media, business and politics.
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She becomes socially conscious and questions the faith (or rather, lack of faith) she was raised in.
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In our hyper-polarized era, demands for civility testify to the lack of faith in our institutions.
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Readers who have these doubts, Hägglund writes, "should consider their lack of faith in our spiritual freedom.
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More likely a backslider, sentenced for my lack of faith and partaking in the debaucheries of Beelzebub.
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For a while, in the bathroom, she stares at her hands, appalled by their lack of faith.
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So is the film itself bad, as the studio's seeming lack of faith in it might imply?
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Johnson resigned over May's Brexit plan, lamenting the prime minister's lack of faith in the promise of Brexit.
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The widespread lack of faith in the Iowa results has shaken many Americans' confidence in their electoral system.
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Some said they would be too busy, others cited a lack of faith in the inquiry itself. Sen.
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Fundamentally, I think conservatives' embrace of this framing reflects a lack of faith in their own point of view.
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From his defunct blog I Find Your Lack of Faith Disturbing: The stories I love often involve world-building.
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Students criticized Devos' support for "school choice," which many felt showed a lack of faith and support for public education.
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" He added: "This lack of faith, in part, stems from factual misstatements from high-ranking members of the police department.
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Trump's temperament Voters' lack of faith in Trump's temperament and leadership capacity, polls show, are among his biggest political liabilities.
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Over and over and over again, Jeremiah warns the Jews about the consequences for their lack of faith in God.
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A larger concern is a lack of faith in mechanisms to resolve election disputes, which could worsen the country's volatility.
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The strange wrinkle to all this is that repeal and delay is driven by Republicans' lack of faith in themselves.
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At least, his lack of faith in a US electoral system he calls "rigged" suggests he thinks your vote won't count.
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Beyond fact-free election cycles, the lack of faith in media institutions damages an essential safeguard to the rise of tyranny.
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So to all who still don't believe a real-life lightsaber match is doable, I find your lack of faith disturbing.
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That's a shame and Google's lack of faith in gritty, pure-play robot ventures probably set back robotics development another decade.
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Worse still, the fallibility of tech makes it easy fodder for conspiracy theories, and a lack of faith in the democratic process.
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He even delivers a quip — "Try not to choke on your own aspirations" — meant to echo the old "lack of faith" line.
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But he told me that he feels his lack of faith is actually what keeps him inspired by music with religious associations.
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However, lack of faith in Washington could open up opportunities for presidential candidates to address voters' concerns ahead of the 2020 race.
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Is this surprising decision an admission of his guilt, or the result of a lack of faith in the county's justice system?
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Nonetheless, Trump's comments demonstrate a startling lack of faith in the 16 federal intelligence agencies and their tens of thousands of employees.
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To claim that they would not seek legal work is to indicate a lack of faith in them that borders on dehumanization.
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Then again, the repeated rule-tightening suggests a lack of faith that voters, given a choice of candidates, would pick the right one.
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It appears the sell-off was due to investors dumping the cryptocurrency, perhaps signaling a lack of faith in the newly-created coin.
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I think there was already a lack of faith in America as a negotiator on the fate of Palestine throughout the region, though.
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Women point to fears of social exclusion and a lack of faith in Yale as some reasons these information-sharing networks remain underground.
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This lack of faith, combined with a concomitant rise in partisanship, means that virtually every major political event is interpreted through a partisan lens.
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Deutsche Bank downgraded the stock to a "sell" and lowered its target expectations, citing a lack of faith in the company's ability to recover.
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Cathcart also connects this decreasing trust in the safety of apps to a lack of faith in Facebook to do anything about sketchy apps.
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Underlying the problem is a lack of faith by many Indians in the ability of the police and the judicial system to deliver justice.
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The Trust Barometer also revealed that U.S. institutions have suffered a crisis in public trust, driven largely by a lack of faith in government.
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These actions highlight the complete lack of faith young people have that the government will solve a housing crisis that is hitting them the hardest.
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World Economic Forum attendees said the lack of faith in everything from governments to social media platforms is hampering innovation and contributing to widening inequality.
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The preeminent justification for these changes is a lack of faith in our agencies' ability to properly vet refugees, specifically those from Muslim-majority countries.
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That explains why many Arabs are boycotting, with reasons ranging from racism and discrimination to lack of faith in both Arab parties and Israel's democracy.
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By some estimates, just 12 percent of crimes are even reported in Mexico, largely because of a lack of faith that justice will ever be served.
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He was re-elected earlier this year, though amid poor poll showings, widespread allegations of fraud, and a general lack of faith in the democratic process.
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These problems include a lack of faith in the party, lax discipline, fraud and corruption, "money worship", nepotism, and a trade in official positions, Xi said.
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"Along with all the bad habits, selfish behaviors, poor choices, draining relationships, sketchy situations, lack of faith, self-doubt, and FEAR that went along with it."
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The lack of faith Hong Kongers have in mainland China's legal system exemplifies why people in this city are not comfortable with the proposed extradition law.
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First, we need to address the fundamental issue of a decline in our democratic practices and a lack of faith in our social and political institutions.
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Nonetheless these parents [allegedly] concluded that these kids couldn't make it in this rigged meritocracy, which is just a stunning lack of faith in one's offspring.
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Nadia explained her symptoms to the religious healer who affirmed her parents' fears and claimed that evil spirits entered her because of her lack of faith.
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Fear of retribution and stigma, as well as a lack of faith in the government and the judicial process, silences victims and those who work with them.
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Highlighting the lack of faith in the markets, trading volumes in January have been about a third of typical levels last year, which only exaggerates price movements.
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"Removing commanders from the military justice process sends the message to everyone in the military that there is a lack of faith in the officer corps," Gen.
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There's something to this, but refusing to debate carries a price as well — it conveys a message of weakness, a lack of faith in one's own ideas.
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Georgians don't want to see Kemp get a promotion, said Changa, and despite the lack of faith in the voting process in Georgia, people are determined to fight.
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The letter, by attorney John Fuller, declared the defense had "a grave lack of faith in the honesty and competency of the investigation," according to multiple media outlets.
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In short, for EA to pull out doesn't mean it just wants to skip this year, it shows a lack of faith in the show's future in general.
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Sand wrote that the attempt on Garfield's life and the lack of faith the country seemed to have in Arthur had moved her to try to inspire him.
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"Billions of taxpayer dollars are pledged to help Puerto Rico, but a lack of faith in Puerto Rico's institutions remains a major barrier to recovery," the letter said.
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The scale of the lira's recent slide reflects investors' lack of faith in Turkish policymakers, particularly those at the central bank, rather than a sudden deterioration in economic fundamentals.
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FedAccount would implicitly change the central bank's mission, from catering to bankers to serving the public, which might help ameliorate another crisis: a lack of faith in government institutions.
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It is big swings that tend to be most disruptive, favoring either debtors (inflation) or creditors (deflation), and generally contributing to lack of faith in a country's financial system.
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Some Democrats might fear a repeat of the mistakes Republicans made when they impeached Clinton two decades ago, but this suggests a lack of faith in their own leadership.
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Johnson also shamed the president for Trump's purported lack of faith in his cops, who he vowed would always be willing to stand up for the city of Chicago.
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All this in order to say that investors can be not so great at their job, and that this could also help explain the current lack of faith in Nintendo.
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"My generation has a huge interest in political causes but a lack of faith in political parties," says Aditi Shorewal, the editor of a student paper at King's College, London.
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The most recent "Star Wars" film — the prequel "Solo" — might've left a disturbing lack of faith among its dedicated fan base, leading to worries about the future of the franchise.
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It's possible that Peter and Madison will reconcile, but they now have another "roadblock": His mom's incessant praise of Hannah Ann and complete lack of faith in him and Madison.
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There seems to be a sentiment that hockey coaches don't want to disrupt the delicate confidence of the fragile goaltender psyche by showing a lack of faith after a bumpy start.
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Motti criticizes Vader's religion (a serious faux pas in any office situation) and Vader responds by saying "I find your lack of faith disturbing," and force-choking him until Tarkin intervenes.
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In this, the highest-profile personnel decision Trump will make, he's signaled either a lack of faith or a lack of commitment to Trumpism, and a desire to reconcile with Republicanism.
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"This lack of faith in part stems from factual misstatements from high-ranking members of the Police Department," Fuller's letter stated, though it did not provide specifics about any factual misstatements.
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Calculating for the dramatic rise in Uber's value between that round and the end of 2016, TPG's lack of faith ended up costing the firm hundreds of millions in unrealized gains.
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"The population's lack of faith in the system is one of the reasons why politics often descends into violence," said Emma Gordon, a senior analyst at risk analysis firm Verisk Maplecroft .
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Some legal experts in Australia say that such orders reflect a misplaced lack of faith in jurors' ability to reach a fair conclusion without being influenced by coverage or related cases.
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Given that, Kennedy said he has become increasingly convinced that the only way to really start building safer communities is by fixing underlying problems of distrust and lack of faith in police.
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Their lack of faith in me left a bad taste in my mouth, so I ended up only applying to a handful of local schools — both community colleges and four-year universities.
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Bottom line: The lack of faith in government is the main driver of trust collapse in the U.S., according to the study, part of a trend driving populist politics throughout the West.
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In Europe, as in Trump's America, voters' fear stems from their lack of faith in the economy working for them -- fears based on migrants and their questionable cultures flooding in, stealing jobs.
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Ortrud, played with dominant presence by the incomparable Waltraud Meier, in her first appearance here in 18 years, is nearly burned at the stake, too, for her lack of faith in Lohengrin.
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"Don't place value judgments on the suicide, such as 'It was a selfish choice, a sin, an act of weakness, or a lack of faith or love or strength,'" Ms. Posnien said.
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The lack of faith leading to that line is palpable, yet it seems reasonable to think the Redskins (13-5) might get a bump from switching from Jay Gruden to Bill Callahan.
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Citing strong feelings of discrimination and a "complete lack of faith" by Kashmiris in government promises, it pleaded for improved human rights and a multiparty dialogue aimed at a durable political solution.
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This is not from a lack of faith — on the contrary — it's simply the right time for me to move on to startup number 4 now with the capital to take big risks.
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For many, the small-scale corruption and nepotism they had seen in local politics had bolstered their lack of faith in government—and an accompanying desire for less of it on every level.
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The problematic part of it is that it can be reflective of a lack of faith in the bureaucracy and the career diplomats at the State Department who really know how this works.
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One in three Kenyan girls experience sexual violence before the age of 18, a 2012 government survey found, but they rarely report it due to stigma and lack of faith in the police.
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The lack of faith is not quite as bad as WeWork or Uber, but it will take oil going back to $85 and the drillers not going crazy for belief to come back.
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The reason he opted to go for two points late in Week 1 against the New Orleans Saints rather than a tie was because of a lack of faith in his own defense.
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"Countries that combine a lack of faith in the system with deep societal fears, such as France, Italy, South Africa, the U.S. and Mexico, are electing or moving towards populist candidates," reads the research.
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In a forthcoming article for The Journal of Democracy, political scientists Yascha Mounk and Roberto Stefan Foa describe a disturbing global trend they call "democratic deconsolidation"—meaning a growing lack of faith in democracy.
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Deutsche Bank downgraded shares of Chipotle Mexican Grill to a "sell" from a "hold" on Tuesday, citing a lack of faith in the company's ability to recover after a series of foodborne illness outbreaks.
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Whether traced to declining credibility of persons in authority, the growing power of money and corporations throughout society, or feelings of powerlessness, a generalized lack of faith in our bedrock institutions has been deepening.
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One thing, however, is certain: the competition for slots at New York's élite schools is driven, in part, by a lack of faith in the quality of education in other parts of the system.
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"The U.S. government should abandon its continued hostile behavior and policies that show lack of faith towards the (nuclear deal)," said Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qasemi, quoted by the state news agency IRNA.
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But for now, a big field and a lack of faith that Biden can run away with the nomination is strong motivation for less high-profile candidates to see if they can make a splash.
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In the last six months, Turks have ramped up their holdings of dollars and euros, a so-called dollarisation trend that reflects a lack of faith in the lira and added to its recent weakness.
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While Gen Z is civically active, candidates will have to overcome the generation's lack of faith in politics as a driver for change, said Jonah Stillman, co-founder of the consulting firm Gen Z Guru.
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"This could be a sign there is lack of faith from the SWF community of the effectiveness of global central bank monetary policy to stimulate inflation, or for continued concentrated efforts to do so," he said.
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The agreement—and its motivating sentiment that we must radically curb worldwide economic growth to save the planet—shows an astounding lack of faith in the power of technological innovation and the market to solve problems.
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Most have held off investing so far however, citing regulatory uncertainty and a lack of faith in existing market infrastructure for storing and trading digital assets following a series of hacks, as well the plunge in prices.
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If you go back and watch Luke's Fantasy Suite date with Hannah from July 2019, you will notice he immediately equates an interest in "exploring relationships on a sexually intimate level" with an abject lack of faith.
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This collapse of trust was driven mainly by an increased lack of faith in government, which fell 14 points to 33 percent among the general population, and slumped 30 points to 33 percent among the informed public.
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In the report's executive summary, Edelman called it an "ultimate irony" that the U.S. public's lack of faith is happening at a time when both the stock market and employment rates in the U.S. are at record highs.
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Under Secretary Tom Shannon (center) From the perspective of two senior US officials involved with the Russia portfolio, the decision to reject Ryabkov's offer reflected a warranted lack of faith in Moscow and a difficult political environment in Washington.
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In a speech last week, Mr. Sisi insisted that Egypt had not given up a "grain of sand," and chastised the public for an apparent lack of faith in the country's leadership, including the intelligence agencies and the military.
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While this lack of faith makes these characters despondent, it is simply an assumed feature of daily life among Whitney and her friends, and they act with a level of detached nihilism that is difficult for me to process.
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Financial investors' lack of faith in another rise in U.S. interest rates this year kept the dollar pinned back on Monday at the start of a week packed with speeches from Federal Reserve and other senior central bank officials.
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It is indeed just like money, just not in the way Kreider thinks: You may conclude that dollar bills are mere worthless symbols of value, but your lack of faith will not prevent your starving to death without them.
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"He won an election, but there's a question around how much of a credible and legitimate mandate that provided him given the extremely low turnout and the lack of faith in the democratic process to begin with," Johnston said.
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All along the route of the L train many people and subway advocates expressed a lack of faith that an agency whose negligence allowed the system to plummet into crisis is equipped to pull off such a daunting feat.
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It was like a test: if nobody from Greaves's crew had ever brought up their lack of faith in the film they thought they were shooting "for real," then Symbiopsychotaxiplasm would have failed being anything other than a conventional documentary.
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If you subscribe to the school of thought that accepts that the medium is the message, it means that the desire for virtual reality as a widely-available medium signifies a lack of faith in the current mediums of media.
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According to The New York Times, Trump has discussed the possibility of skipping the debates, due largely to his lack of faith in the Commission on Presidential Debates, the organization that runs and produces the general election debates each year.
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Ben Carson, the retired neurosurgeon, echoed that sentiment and maintained that calling for strong immigration laws does not equate to a lack of faith "Enforcing our immigration laws is not in contradiction with love and kindness," Mr. Carson said in a statement.
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The left has a certain amount of faith in the conclusions of science (for example, on the basic facts of global warming), but a remarkable lack of faith when it comes to using technology — that is, applied science — to solve our problems.
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Yet instead, Draghi's cementing of expectations for a gradual tightening of euro zone monetary policy - and the lack of faith in the Fed's promises on rate rises - spurred a 2 percent jump in the euro this week that to some felt final.
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Yaalon, who tweeted on Friday that he had a complete "lack of faith" in the prime minister, has said that he will be taking a short break from political life, but has future plans to return and contend for the leadership of the country.
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The fact that SoftBank trades at a steep discount to the actual value of its assets is testament to the lack of faith investors have in its investment strategy and their worry that it will continue to burn through cash with its investments, said Hendershott.
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On the other hand, pastors and church community members may not be equipped with the vocabulary or skills to handle issues of mental illness or, as in Austin's case, might see mental illness as evidence of a lack of faith in God's healing power.
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The angry suspicion that greeted President Trump's signaling of a potential end to national lockdown policy in the short term was just one more data point describing a system in which broken politics has contributed to a widespread lack of faith in effective government leadership.
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Given the dismal performance of oil and equity markets, and the market's lack of faith in the Federal Reserve's forecast for four interest rate rises this year, investors are unsure of how to value the dollar, said John Doyle, director of markets at Tempus Inc in Washington.
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One of the consistent drivers of the ongoing lack of faith in government, regardless of which party is in control of Congress, is the bureaucracy in Washington and the workers who never seem to leave, even when they are clearly incompetent or have broken the public trust.
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And because I loved this girl—and it really was love—I wanted to take interest in her interests, so that meant buying a bible, skimming through the pages, questioning my own lack of faith, and trying the whole thing out like a pair of clothes.
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Brien, an Army and Air Force veteran, said the withdrawal, which opened the way for a Turkish offensive that displaced thousands of people and led to the escape of some Islamic State militants, contributed to his recent lack of faith in his party's ability to conduct foreign policy.
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So while Trump's success may similarly reflect some kind of drop off in the influence that religion plays for American voters, Smith noted, unlike Sanders's supporters, Trump voters seem to support the reality-TV star in spite of—rather than because of—the candidate's perceived lack of faith.
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"All of these stocks suffer from one huge concern — a total lack of faith that the future can possibly be as good as the past," Cramer said, If that is what is driving stocks lower, it won't matter what Cramer says, the market is determined to bring them lower.
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"This morning I informed the prime minister that following his management in the latest developments, and in light of my lack of faith in him, I am resigning from the government and the Knesset and taking time out from political life," Mr. Yaalon wrote, using the Hebrew term for Parliament.
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A steady spate of ever-worsening suicide bombings, including a recent one close to Chicken Street; a lack of faith in a corrupt police force; and rampant crime have done to Chicken Street what a Russian invasion, decades of civil war and even urban combat could not do — driven shoppers away.
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Lenin's divergence from Marxist orthodoxy came not from his lack of faith in the working class, but his unusually deep faith in them: his conviction that, reading the tea leaves in Russia, it was unlikely that the liberal bourgeoisie—weak and clinging to its dependence on the Tsar—would be able to lead the revolution.
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I spent 2009-10 screaming that the stimulus was inadequate, precisely because I didn't expect the slump to be rapidly self-correcting; I based this lack of faith partly on the tendency of financial crises to have long shadows, but I also simultaneously and independently arrived at the same secular stagnation conclusions as Larry did.
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The lack of faith in Nigeria's ability to fight Boko Haram is likely to continue into the next US administration: Trump's transition team recently asked the State Department why the United States was bothering to fight Boko Haram, and why the Chibok girls had not yet been found, according to a report in The New York Times.
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In Act 1, Scene 3, students analyzed why Macbeth shifts from distrust to trust of the witches — and we tied this back to the essential question since Macbeth begins to trust based upon his experiences, just as lack of faith in the police by many of the Ferguson protesters grew out of their own interactions with them.
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And for better or worse, people's ticket-buying choices are often driven by Rotten Tomatoes, so preventing critics' reviews from appearing on the site and its subsidiaries like Fandango until after the film's release seems like a clear attempt to hide the film, or at least reflects a lack of faith in its ability to perform in the marketplace.
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Yet experts point to a number of reasons the country has been fertile ground for recruitment to radical ideology: a large population of young people living in rural poverty with little hope of jobs; corruption and an attendant lack of faith in government; and, according to a 2015 report by the Kosovar Center for Security Studies, an education system that does not encourage critical thinking.
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On the other hand, the gothic, sci-fi imagery of many works betrays a lack of faith in the cyborgian world such projects could engineer — for example, a spectral white gown made from glowing transgenic silk and displayed under black lights (AnotherFarm, "Fantasma," 2019) and Jorge Gamboa's widely reproduced image of a plastic bag partly submerged underwater so as to resemble an iceberg (Plasticeberg, 2017).
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