Financial markets are learning to live with the idea of President Trump Financial markets are learning to live with the idea of President Trump That was fast.
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See also: "Brazilian Indians are learning to live with the state"
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Learning to live with fire might be the future for California.
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Learning to live with fire might be the future for California.
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For years, she has been learning to live with the symptoms.
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But Wall Street seems to be learning to live with higher rates.
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And in practice, learning to live with something surely means growing accustomed to it.
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Remind them that learning to live with disappointment is a facet of self-advocacy.
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Corporate leaders are learning to live with Mr Trump ("normalising" him in the current jargon).
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What they are doing is learning to live with something they know they can't change.
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The challenge of living is, in large part, learning to live with who we are.
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The finale is about these same people making choices and learning to live with them.
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Graham said the likely outcome might be learning to live with a nuclear, aggressive North Korea.
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At least, they are learning to live with it, if only because it is going nowhere.
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By learning to live with our memories, Bode believed, we learn to live with each other.
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The evolving challenge for many California communities: Learning to live with uncontrolled fire (The New York Times).
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I'm learning to sweep up my errant crumbs, and he's learning to live with a little chaos.
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Each attack on French soil makes learning to live with that level of threat just that bit harder still.
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Learning to live with a new husband and merging their finances has been the "hardest part" of the relationship.
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Learning to live with another person can be difficult, especially when they have a different approach to doing things.
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I am learning to live with it because taking it to the tribunal would have been a much longer process.
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We are each born with different strengths and weaknesses, and learning to live with these is part of every life.
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The oil industry is learning to live with lower prices as the cost of exploration and production has come down.
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"I think a lot of the concerns are still there but we are learning to live with them," Walters said.
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If you tried all of that and none of it worked, what we're left with is learning to live with pain.
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Learning to live with value differences, as opposed to trying to change the other person, often becomes a focus of therapy.
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Learning to live with less will, without question, make it more likely that our species — including your genes — will live on.
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In 2014, his story — and his trials learning to live with his disease — were adapted into a movie, The Theory of Everything.
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Living under one of the world's most active volcanoes means learning to live with a fickle force of nature, personified by Pele.
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I also began to consider how best to convey the epistemologically enriching experience that learning to live with a disability can be.
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Read these stories next: Learning To Live With My Borderline Personality Disorder Selena Gomez Says Dialectical Behavior Therapy Changed Her Life — What Is It?
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But Novak explains that the key to coping with depression—for her, anyway—is learning to live with it as a chronic but manageable condition.
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It will be hard enough learning to live with them without distracting ourselves with fantasies about the Singularity in which these AIs will enslave us, literally.
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Learning to live with mosquitoes In the meantime, it is important to remember that "mosquitoes can play a very important role in the ecosystem," Harrington said.
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The film is both intelligent science fiction and a deeply emotional story of learning to live with loss — and its truly alien-looking aliens are surprisingly engaging characters.
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It's about learning to live with loss, but also with the inevitability of loss — the idea that anything you care about can be stripped from you at any moment.
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In recent weeks and over Easter, there have been signs of things getting just a little bit easier, or at least of people learning to live with deep disagreement.
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It is not just about learning to live with more grace, but about learning to extend that grace even to yourself, when you think you might need it most.
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"The clock is ticking down to one of two choices: learning to live with the DPRK having nuclear weapons or triggering a tripwire to the worst-case scenario," it added.
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And just because his greatest supporters are "learning to live with something they know they can't change" doesn't mean that it should be taken as a broader acceptance of this behavior.
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As Thor and Loki watch their home burn to the ground, director Taika Waititi successfully retrofits all three Thor films into a story of colonialists learning to live with their own legacies.
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Read These Stories Next: Learning To Live With My Borderline Personality DisorderSNL's Pete Davidson Says Kid Cudi "Saved My Life" The Ugly Truth About The Way We Deal With Celebrities & Mental Illness
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LONDON (Reuters) - Low on cash but high on hope, Iran's technology entrepreneurs are learning to live with revived hostility in the United States and growing suspicion - or worse - from hardliners at home.
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The erratic behavior of government policymakers still learning to live with the often-erratic behavior of free markets has shaken the confidence of investors in China's commitment to reform its markets and economy.
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They not only provided support groups through their fanbase, but also their lyrical messages were about living and learning to live with mental ill health, to find ways to cope and gain support.
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"If you tried all of that and none of it worked, what we're left with is learning to live with pain," Anna Lembke, a Stanford psychiatrist and author of Drug Dealer, MD, told me.
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A professor of psychiatry at Johns Hopkins and an authority on mood disorders, she is also the author of the eloquent best seller "An Unquiet Mind," about learning to live with her own manic depression.
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It's a cleaner approach to in-car technology that is more efficient at first glance, but like everything else, learning to live with the system in the real world is the true test of its abilities.
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Instead of trying to anticipate and avoid all risks, our energy, and our grief, may be better directed at learning to live with fear, for as long as we have to, and it may be a while.
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By learning to live with more boredom, Bailey argues, it's easier to feel present in every aspect of our lives: work, relationships, and whatever else you want to do with your time that isn't watching Instagram stories.
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Banks' credit committees now require regular financials from borrowers to keep their risk appraisals up to date in the fast-changing environment and are learning to live with a high level of uncertainty as growth continues to fall.
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But One Mississippi is also about learning to live with past versions of yourself, about reconciling with people you might have written off, and about finding goodness in both places and situations where you might not expect it.
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But Peter Eavis of DealBook finds that Wall Street is learning to live with that: A look back at months of critical presidential tweets, and their effect on stock prices, suggests that investors are shrugging off Mr. Trump's broadsides.
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Just as Republican elites were learning to live with Trump, so long as he kept his promise to act more "presidential," he's now made it clear that he'll continue to be the same old Trump the world has known for decades.
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Now the people of Zambia have moved on from the worst and are learning to live with its aftermath, helped by a military-style campaign to spread information, test those most at risk, and prescribe drugs to keep AIDS at bay.
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Sellers of Nigerian crude are still learning to live with the surge in U.S. shale output, which has turned the United States into the world's top crude producer and dampened demand for imports in what had been a reliable market for Nigeria.
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Myriam Gurba is a self-professed "final girl" and "Mean" is her testimony: a scalding memoir that comes with a full accounting of the costs of survival, of being haunted by those you could not save and learning to live with their ghosts.
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They are learning to live with her because they want to be in a position to hold her feet to the fire when she takes office — in terms of her Cabinet appointments or what she will do during her first month in office.
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Jessica is as interested as she ever was in bourbon and casual hookups, but she's taking pro bono cases and learning to live with a certain level of celebrity that's inevitable for someone who gets caught on camera tossing adult men aside with ease.
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The idea of post-apocalyptic survivors learning to live with some strange artificial restriction evokes the novel Bird Box, where an invasion of eldritch creatures forces people to either navigate the world blind, or risk going mad if they happen to see one of the things.
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Instead, they are learning to live with a sometimes capricious American President keen to redefine the West in his own nationalist image, who goes against the consensus of centrist, multilateral international politics, and who is not afraid to pull at the divisions existing within the European Union.
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Meanwhile, the children simply wait, watching women give birth in tents to babies who often die within days, learning to live with the shrapnel embedded in their bodies, learning nothing more of life than the ISIS caliphate and this camp prison that mimics it so very well.
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The pact showed that China could not be bullied and that the United States "is learning to live with China and accept China on its own terms," said Andy Mok, a geopolitics and trade specialist at the Center for China and Globalization, a Beijing research institute.
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In one of his most accessible books, Pursuit of Happiness (1981), Cavell analyzed the ditzy rom-coms of the 1930s and 1940s as "comedies of remarriage" that showed that love isn't just a one time starburst moment but a matter of learning to live with other people over time.
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But on Wednesday, the suggestion from the White House that Mr. Trump was finalizing an executive order to begin the process of withdrawing the United States from Nafta revealed a different, more experienced Mexico: one learning to live with what it considers Mr. Trump's bluster and stagecraft, and not inclined to react publicly too quickly.
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She was undeterred in the face of adversity, ranging from her childhood trauma to not accepting the inequalities dictated by society and to learning to live with mental health difficulties such as postnatal depression and PTSD, which she suffered from following what she witnessed during World War II. She's also my gran and one of my heroines.
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Read More: 3 Things Your Chatterbox Co-worker Wants to Say to You, But Won't It might be worth a few days of the silent treatment to get rid of an annoying habit, but if they're likely to make a huge deal out of it and draw other people in, learning to live with it (or, if it's a major issue, having your manager step in) is probably the better option.
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1986 Aldrich M. co-author Learning to Live with IT, London- HMSO 1986 The Panel was disbanded in 1986.
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Gigerenzer, G., Reckoning with Risk: Learning to Live with Uncertainty, Penguin, (2003) While most cases of spousal abuse do not end in murder, most cases of murder where there is a history of spousal abuse were murdered by their spouse.
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The final chapter takes place a few years later. Helen and Gregson are married with young children. Humanity is learning to live with rault, but already the Valorians have located another civilization about to emerge from the shadow of the Stygum Field. Gregson and Wellford are offered a place on that mission.
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The latter is now widely known as a recovery approach or model. Recovery is a process rather than an outcome. It is a personal journey that is about the rediscovery of self in the process of learning to live with the debilitations of the illness rather than being defined by illness with hope, planning and community engagement.King, R. et. al.
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The Princess Mary, Viscountess Lascelles (Kate Phillips) is the only daughter of King George V and Queen Mary of Teck. She appeared in the film. She is unhappy in her marriage, and seeks to end it. However, when Tom Branson speaks to her about his own experiences in learning to live with the Crawley family despite their differences, she is inspired to make her marriage work.
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Longtime oil analyst Daniel Yergin "described the relationship between OPEC and shale as 'mutual coexistence', with both sides learning to live with prices that are lower than they would like." These production cut deals with non-OPEC countries are generally referred to as OPEC+. In December 2017, Russia and OPEC agreed to extend the production cut of 1.8million barrels/day until the end of 2018.
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In 1980, he moved to Radio Pacific as a news executive. Later he worked for North and South magazine, winning the 1988 Media Peace Prize for his article "Learning To Live With The Waitangi Tribunal – Facts Without Fear." He later worked for Suburban Newspapers Auckland, a Fairfax subsidiary, where he ran a controversial series on Asian immigration to New Zealand. He was also a regular newspaper columnist and lectured in journalism.
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Patterson concludes that the sole common experience for blacks in post-blackness is “nothing more” than shared experiences in everyday life: to live with and overcome “old-fashioned racism” and learning to live with the white gaze. He sees therefore a close resemblance to Alan Dershowitz's theory of “the Tsuris Theory of Jewish Survival”; in that he claims that American Jews are always in need of “external troubles and imagined enemies” to maintain their identity.
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Amanda Janes Keen (born 15 January 1978) is a former English tennis player who competed on the WTA Tour. She twice competed at Wimbledon and had a career- best ranking of no. 207. Keen is the daughter of Christine Truman, winner of the 1959 French Open.Janes learning to live with her family connections Since her retirement from the tennis tour, she has been a coach and also teaches English at a high school.
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Europe is recovering from the Age of Reason, the Vatican is learning to live with Napoleon, and America is celebrating a new era of independence. But in New York State, something is spreading its own brand of madness through the streets. Secret societies are crawling from the woodwork, and there's a Satanic conspiracy around every corner. Roz Forrester is stranded in a town where festive cheer and random violence go hand-in-hand.
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Lady Aliciane of Rockraven, barragana to Mikhail of Aldaran, dies giving birth to a daughter, Dorilys. In childhood, Dorilys is discovered to have weather-related laran, causing storms and lightning with her childish temper tantrums. Allart Hastur leaves Nevarsin Monastery, where he has lived for six years, learning to live with a form of laran that causes him to experience premonitions of multiple futures. He meets Cassandra Aillard, the woman his family intends him to marry.
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Engine Summer is a novel by American writer John Crowley, published in 1979 by Doubleday. It was nominated for the 1980 National Book Award for hardcover science fiction, as well as both the British Fantasy and John W. Campbell Awards the same year. It was rewritten from Crowley's unpublished first novel, Learning to Live With It."Great Work Takes Time," Locus, May 2001, pp. 4-5. It has been illustrated by Gary Friedman (1979) and Anne Yvonne Gilbert (1983).
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La hija pródiga is a Mexican telenovela that premiered on Azteca Uno on October 23, 2017, is an original story by José Ignacio Valenzuela produced by Ana Celia Urquidi for TV Azteca, which stars Isabel Burr and Christian de la Campa. The series follows the Montejo family, who on a trip their eldest daughter, Alicia (Isabel Burr), disappears without explanation. After learning to live with the loss, 20 years later the girl reappears and changes her life to each member of her family.
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George Fleming, who chaired the committee which produced the Learning to Live with Rivers report argued that the Environment Agency had too many roles and faced too great a conflict between its roles as habitat protector and planning regulator and suggested it was time to break it up and create a dedicated Flood Management Agency. On leaving her post as CEO in June 2008 Barbara Young responded to these suggestions, predicting that the Pitt report was unlikely to recommend the break-up of the Environment Agency.
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Before debuting as a , apprentices may live at the as – essentially a trainee, learning all the necessary skills to become a , as well as attending to the needs of the house and learning to live with her geisha sisters and within the . By watching other geisha and learning from the mother of the house (known as the – lit., "mother"), apprentices learn how to speak with guests, the mannerisms necessary to be a geisha, and the traditions of the . Apprentices also learn how to comfortably wear kimono.
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Westlake's ruse is broken by Strack and they fight; Westlake eventually gains the upper hand and dangles Strack by his ankle in the air. Strack says that killing him would not be something he could live with. Westlake drops Strack, remarking: "I'm learning to live with a lot of things." Julie tries to convince Westlake that he can still return to his old life, but he tells her he has changed on the inside as well, and cannot subject anyone to his new, vicious nature.
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Alcoholic Cleveland housewife Cassie Barrett is institutionalized in a psychiatric ward after experiencing a nervous breakdown in the supermarket. We learn this is the latest in a series of hospitalizations from which Cassie emerges supposedly in control of her life but actually still teetering on the edge. During this latest stay, she develops a romantic crush on psychiatrist Edwin Alexander and a close relationship with night supervisor Tinkerbell, both of whom help her take steps toward facing her inner demons and learning to live with sobriety.
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The long ball strategy has often been criticized as a method that has held back the England national football team. Hughes became the head of coaching at the FA in the 1990s, and used this position to promote his theory of long ball, which followed on from the work of Reep. Hughes and those who defend the tactic claim that time and time again, teams playing direct play have more success.Football: Learning to live with football's bogeyman: Dave Hadfield lived next door to Charles Hughes - and survived Hadfield, David.
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This entailed rescheduling to 2004, as the builder had since signed other contracts which he had to fulfil first. The organ was completed in September 2005. In June 2019, the Cathedral became a partner in the Community of Cross of Nails (CCN) founded by Coventry Cathedral after the destruction of it and the city by bombing in the Second World War. The CCN is an international network of churches and organizations committed to healing the wounds of history, learning to live with differences and celebrate diversity, praying and working for peace, justice and reconciliation.
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In 1985 the play was updated and co-directed by Leland Moss and Douglas Howlsclaw, a writer and actor from the 1984 original. Under the new title The AIDS Show: Unfinished Business, the revised show reflected the change in the "mood of the city [San Francisco]." By this time HIV/AIDS was not as mysterious as it once was, specific problems in the world of medicine were being addressed, and people were learning to live with the reality of the disease. This new show was designed to mirror this growth.
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One more album was produced, Learning to Live with It, but it had little success. With Les Emmerson now lending his experience and expertise, the Cooper Brothers produced one last album, Reach for the Sky. This last album went unreleased and the band members parted ways shortly after in 1983. Dick Cooper moved from music to a career as a screenwriter for children's TV programs like You Can't Do That on Television and created his own teen drama series, Highschool Confidential, while working at Ottawa television station CJOH.
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Learning to live with the ghosts he sees, Cole begins to fit in at school and is cast as the lead in the school play. Before departing, Cole suggests that Malcolm should try speaking to Anna while she is asleep. Stuck in traffic, Cole tells his mother his secret, and says that someone died in an accident down the road. When Lynn does not believe him, Cole tells her his grandmother visits him and describes how she saw Lynn in a dance performance when she was a child, giving details he could not have known.
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295 (2007); Government Accountability Office, U.S. Asylum System: Significant Variation Existed in Asylum Outcomes across Immigration Courts and Judges (2008); Charlie Savage, Vetted judges more likely to reject asylum bids, N.Y. Times (Aug. 23, 2009); Jaya Ramji-Nogales, Andrew I. Schoenholtz, and Philip G. Schrag, Refugee Roulette: Disparities in Asylum Adjudication and Proposals for Reform (NYU Press 2009). On the other hand, some commentators state that a good deal of disparity is inevitable and that refugees and their advocates must "learn to live" with "unequal justice".Stephen Legomsky, Learning to Live with Unequal Justice: Asylum and the Limits to Consistency, 60 Stan.
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Other terms of reference included the possible impact of climate change and experience of other countries. The resulting report entitled Learning to Live with Rivers specifically criticised a reluctance to use computer models and inadequate representation of the dynamic effects of land use, catchment processes and climatic variability. More broadly, the report noted that sustainable flood risk management could only be achieved by working with the natural response of the river basin and by providing the necessary storage, flow reduction and discharge capacity. It concluded that floods can only be managed, not prevented, and the community must learn to live with rivers.
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Defra commissioned an independent review by the Institution of Civil Engineers under George Fleming. The review was to consider methods of estimating and reducing flood risk and look at whether flood risk management could make more use of natural processes. The resulting report entitled Learning to Live with Rivers specifically criticised a reluctance to use computer models and inadequate representation of the dynamic effects of land use, catchment processes and climatic variability. More broadly, the report noted that sustainable flood risk management could only be achieved by working with the natural response of the river basin and by providing the necessary storage, flow reduction and discharge capacity.
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Mount Saint Helens: includes IMAX footage from about 10 years after the 1980 eruption, and the famous time sequence of the eruption taken at the time. 4\. Floating on Hot Liquid: looks at the geology of volcanism, again using wireframe computer animation to illustrate plate movement and magma flow up through the crust. 5\. Learning to Live With a Volcano: life in Sakurajima, an island in Japan where eruptions are almost constant and evacuation drills are an annual event; sulfur mining at Kawah Ijen 6\. Buddhas Keep Watch: Using the temple of Borobudur and the Balinese Kecak dance as a frame, shows how Indonesians live with the simultaneous threat and fertility provided by their volcanoes. 7\.
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He directs them to Ireland, to a church where he hid the third piece of the staff, but the pagans also find the church. The staff causes great surges of adrenalin within its users, and for Ward this comes from his memories—he had been forced by his older brother to trap their younger brother in a well. Ward manages to defeat the pagans, with the help of Agent Melinda May, who can control the staff after learning to live with her own bad memories. Coulson, Simmons, and Fitz manage to keep Randolph alive long enough for his Asgardian heart to heal itself, and though Coulson wishes to touch the staff himself to try and unlock memories from his death and resurrection, Randolph convinces him not to.
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Flood management does not aim at total elimination or control of floods or providing total immunity from the effects of all magnitudes of floods, which is neither practicable from economic considerations nor even necessary, keeping in view other realities that are faced in the Indian context. Thus, a multi-pronged strategy ranging from modifying the floods by means of structural measures to learning to live with the floods by means of other non-structural measures is the goal of flood management. Measures for protection against extreme floods of low frequency are seldom economically feasible. The term "flood management" refers to the provision of a reasonable degree of protection against floods by measures to mitigate the recurring havoc caused by floods.
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Unlike rural coyotes, urban ones have a longer lifespan and tend to live in higher densities but rarely attack humans and can be frightened away by arm waving or loud noises. The animals generally are nocturnal and prey upon rabbits, rats, Canada geese, fruit, insects and family pets, especially small dogs and domestic cats. JOSIE GARTHWAITE, The New York Times, October 24, 2012, Learning to Live With Urban Coyotes, Accessed March 13, 2013 Coyotes were reportedly living underneath decks in suburban Stamford, Connecticut and in some instances chasing after large dogs. CBS News, March 6, 2015, Coyotes Seen Going After Large Dogs In Stamford, Connecticut, Retrieved March 8, 2015 Coyotes in all Canadian provinces can be attracted to food left out for birds, or prey upon stray cats, and tend to live between apartment buildings and in industrial parks throughout major cities from Vancouver to St. John's.
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In 2019, O, The Oprah Magazine called Gurba's work Mean (2017) one of the "Best LGBTQ Books of All Time". The New York Times described Gurba as having a "distinct and infectious" voice. The New York Times' Meghan Daum calls Mean one of the five best memoirs of 2017, writing "Gurba has a voice as distinct and infectious as any I’ve discovered in recent years. “Mean” contains the usual childhood confusions and adolescent humiliations, but it’s also a meditation on race, class, sexuality and the limits of niceness." New York Times' Parul Seghal calls Mean “a scalding memoir that comes with a full accounting of the costs of survival, of being haunted by those you could not save and learning to live with their ghosts.” It also “adds a necessary dimension to the discussion of the interplay of race, class and sexuality in sexual violence.
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Her books include The Invisible Scar (1966), Everything a Women Needs to Know to Get Paid What She's Worth (1973), Case Against College (1975), The Crowding Syndrome: Learning to Live With Too Much and Too Many (1976), Enterprising Women (1976), What Women Want (1979), The Two-Paycheck Marriage (1979), Second Careers (1992), and Lives of Our Own (1995). Her book The Invisible Scar, about the Great Depression, was named by the American Library Association as one of the 100 most significant books of the year. Caroline's 1968 book, Born Female: the High Cost of Keeping Women Down, grew out of an article on discrimination against women in business that was rejected by The Saturday Evening Post. Years later when Sofia Montenegro, an award-winning Nicaraguan journalist and prominent feminist activist, was asked how she became a revolutionary, she said that she would never forget the book that had changed her life; she was 16 years old when she read Born Female: the High Cost of Keeping Women Down.
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An introductory page of Chasing the Scream states that audio files of all quotes in the book from Hari's interviews are available online at the book's official website. On the site, it states that there are more than 400 quotes spoken to Hari appearing in the book: "To be as transparent as possible, they are posted on this website – so as you read the book, you can listen the voices of the people in it, as they tell their stories for themselves." The book also includes 60 pages of explanatory notes on sources and interviews. The website includes a section devoted to questions and corrections, with a note from Hari asking readers to submit any factual errors in the book to be corrected "for future editions and for the record." This section also includes a few transcription errors from recorded interviews that were not noticed until after publication; for example, a quote from Bruce K. Alexander saying "...learning to deal with the modern age” was incorrectly transcribed and printed in the book as "...learning to live with the modern age.
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