Cross-state pollution via waterways requires a mediating body, and if that mediating body is not going to be the EPA, it's going to be the courts.
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Susan Podziba is a public policy mediator, author of Civic Fusion: Mediating Polarized Public Disputes and faculty for the Harvard Negotiation Institute course, Advanced Mediation: Mediating Complex Disputes.
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She said she's been working on her health, including mediating.
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Mediating between his civilian and military advisers was hard enough.
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In the short term that means mediating between Jerusalem and Tehran.
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Pretoria has played a key role in mediating such conflicts, too.
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As for the bass, it doesn't seem interested in mediating a reconciliation.
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Pirro is the show's host, mediating between the audience and the proceedings.
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Mr Gelb concedes that he already finds himself mediating between big egos.
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Do you consider the U.S. a reliable ally in mediating this dispute?
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Sultan Qaboos has expressed interest in mediating between the Palestinians and Israel.
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The extra information wasn't worth mediating my museum experience through a screen.
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By sorting and mediating the internet, Facebook inevitably began to change it.
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U.N. envoy Ghassan Salame has been mediating between Haftar and the Tripoli government.
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U.N. envoy Ghassan Salame has been mediating between Haftar and the Tripoli government.
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Qatar has a history of mediating negotiations between Western nations and terrorist organizations.
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The EU has been mediating the gas supply talks between Moscow and Kiev.
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Mr Macron is in particular seeking to carve out a mediating role over Iran.
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Both groups are negotiating a peace agreement with the Colombian government, with Cuba mediating.
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Therefore, the women embark on flurry of argument mediating, gun-polishing, and...swing dancing?...
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The committee specifically noted his work mediating peace between Egypt and Israel in 1978.
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Norway's government, which is mediating the talks, has said they are expected to continue.
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Norway's government is currently mediating negotiations between the government and the opposition in Barbados.
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They play a mediating role in our democracy, where we hold government leaders accountable.
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Previous talks have been inconclusive and the UN is mediating the conversations, per Reuters.
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Father Fidelis Mukonori, Mugabe's spiritual adviser and an old regime-sympathizing priest, was mediating.
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Polenta is the relationship therapist mediating between us and the chilling winds of autumn.
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The counselors maintain ties with dorm supervisors, professors and the career center, mediating misunderstandings.
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For decades, the United States prided itself on mediating between Israel and the Palestinians.
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For discovering functions of molecular chaperones in mediating protein folding and preventing protein aggregation.
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"The mediating role by South Korea and China has become more urgent than ever."
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But Russian officials have been mediating low-level talks between the Kurds and Damascus.
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Garcetti lacks direct authority over the school district but is mediating the renewed bargaining.
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Western envoys have been mediating talks between the parties but no breakthrough has been made.
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Plateau state has also been praised for organising peace talks and mediating between hostile groups.
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Barack Obama, a candidate for president, suggested a US role in mediating the Kashmir dispute.
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It's also, crucially, understood by mediating institutions like the press to be a divisive message.
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A lot of times there's this conversation around people mediating the art experience through technology.
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The list was handed over to Qatar by Kuwait, which is mediating in the dispute.
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Hyper-specificity is the database's organizing principle, the search engine and interface its mediating structure.
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The reformers saw insiderish corruption, but these mediating structures held leaders accountable to one another.
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One recent achievement was the mayor this month mediating a resolution to the LA teachers strike.
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Two former African presidents, Joachim Chissano of Mozambique and Thabo Mbeki of South Africa, are mediating.
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The talks will start in the next few weeks, with the U.S. mediating between the parties.
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Delrio said the European Commission, which is mediating in the dispute, was supportive of Italy's position.
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In Washington, officials played down the prospect of an active U.S. role in mediating on Kashmir.
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For centuries the balance of power had regulated international affairs, with warfare mediating this precarious equilibrium.
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Kuwait, a neighbor and a member of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), also has been mediating.
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The beauty of instrumental music is that the instrument is mediating between you and the world.
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Yet there also seem to be personal attributes that have a mediating effect on these factors.
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Those extra eyes belonged to workers trained in mediating conflicts and mentoring at-risk young people.
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There seems, to me, to be an asymmetry in the responsibility of the core mediating institutions.
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Since June Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's president, has been mediating peace talks in Khartoum, the Sudanese capital.
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HV: What else were the factors that were mediating women's painting, or women artists and their work?
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Zuckerberg's idealism is belied by his desire to duck responsibility for mediating the content of his site.
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But the Roman Catholic Church, which is mediating the dialogue, has proposed holding early elections by March.
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He also said neither he nor the central bank would play a mediating role in the dispute.
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In 2015, the trust contacted Christopher Marinello at Art Recovery International, which specializes in mediating restitution claims.
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She spent years mediating the Iran nuclear deal, one that Trump has left at risk of collapse.
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He also dismissed the idea of Seoul mediating between Washington and Pyongyang, saying that North Korea-U.
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This gives partisan leaders incredible power — power they can easily abuse when not checked by other mediating forces.
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These have included cementing pro-democracy revolutions in Ukraine and Tunisia and mediating a landmark Iran nuclear accord.
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Whatever leverage it once had in mediating conflicts in countries such as Colombia and Guatemala could be lost.
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There are no longer mediating institutions capable of slowing our headlong descent into epistemological relativism and partisan nihilism.
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But like it or not, our layered representative democracy requires what political scientists have long-labeled mediating institutions.
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Nonaligned states responded promptly, offering to convey messages to Hanoi — or perhaps to act in a mediating capacity.
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Wilhelm von Humboldt believed that language, mediating between the mind and the world, actually created a people's identity.
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"Instead of mediating, the military started shooting," Emilio Gonzalez, mayor of the Venezuelan town Gran Sabana, told CNN.
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The Trail's curatorial statement, titled "Navigation is Offline," cites the increasing role of mediating technology in human environments.
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Even Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook are talking openly about the downsides of software and algorithms mediating our lives.
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The "purest" example is the social media influencer, whose entire income source is performing and mediating the self online.
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Unrest in the Democratic Republic of Congo grew as Catholic bishops withdrew from mediating between the government and opposition.
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Does it still make sense today to use party delegates and conventions as mediating entities for choosing presidential candidates?
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The BMI is mediating between Shell's Nigeria subsidiary Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC) and the Bodo community.
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The exhibited objects shuttle between mediating the deeply personal nature of Bordowitz's art and the milieu of its production.
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Work with the Moon in mysterious Water sign Scorpio by exploring your shadow side or mediating on your secrets.
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Clare Daniel PhD is the author of Mediating Morality: The Politics of Teen Pregnancy in the Post-Welfare Era.
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Meanwhile, Vatican officials are considering stepping in to play a mediating role between Mr. Maduro's government and the opposition.
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Nor should mediating a dispute over a scattering of small islands be dismissed as somehow beneath the United States.
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The nonprofit is a pioneer of modern restorative justice and has been mediating cases for more than 50 years.
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Beth dins are better known for mediating and adjudicating religious bills of divorce, kosher certifications and conversions to Judaism.
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The U.N. has been mediating between the two camps to overcome divisions and prepare elections but has had little progress.
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But it has since taken a back seat to the United States in matters of mediating war and peace efforts.
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Raúl Castro himself ruled in a more consensual manner than Fidel did, mediating delicately between young reformers and recalcitrant fidelistas.
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It isn't very good at selecting leaders who work well with locals or mediating internal, local disputes in its franchises.
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Over email, Hilda Solis's communications director, Michael Knapp, explained how their office is mediating communication between SFAC and civic entities.
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Personality conflicts can be a contributor to stress, and managers play a significant role in fostering teamwork and mediating disputes.
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For his part, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson plans to visit Kuwait, which is mediating in the dispute, on Monday.
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We know that without the mediating role of independent civic institutions, ordinary social tension can easily escalate into nationwide conflict.
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The country is hosting the East Asian Seas Congress, which is focused on mediating environmental damage and encouraging economic growth.
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It is also why he sees the diplomatic role he can realistically play as primarily that of a "mediating power".
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One of 10 children raised in Washington Heights, she became known for mediating disputes at home and on the street.
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The Catholic Church tried to make peace in Nicaragua early on, mediating talks between Ortega and the opposition last year.
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Now, the Peace Warriors focus more on running "peace circles," mediating verbal altercations between students and tense exchanges on social media.
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Though most eyes will be on Xi and Trump, Abe did propose mediating U.S.-Iran talks, an offer Trump publicly welcomed.
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Precisely because it is set nowhere, we see these people for who they are, psychologically, without the mediating scrim of history.
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It may be that Bratton has grown tired of mediating between the mayor's office and a police force he can't control.
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Khambatta told Reuters he was "not mediating between them," but declined to comment on whether he had met Tata and Mistry.
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Cruz also says that Sherman, the leader in mediating the Iran deal, was the "lead negotiator" on North Korean sanction deals.
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This is a hugely important time for carving out some quiet time, going within, and mediating on your needs and desires.
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Trump's central achievement has been to roll back this interference in the mediating institutions of church, community, business, and local government.
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Afghanistan has a robust, experienced group of local peace-building experts, with decades of experience mediating local land and water conflicts.
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The disintegration of these "mediating institutions" has, ironically, provided a vacuum into which the polarizing forces have moved, further fracturing society.
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Specifically, NTIA is tasked with mediating fights among federal agencies over spectrum — the invisible radio frequencies that wireless signals travel over.
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Specifically, NTIA is tasked with mediating fights among federal agencies over spectrum — the invisible radio frequencies that wireless signals travel over.
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China, an ally of North Korea that has become increasingly impatient with its behavior, has tried to play a mediating role.
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They could more easily settle decisions, sometimes with the commission president mediating, and impose them on the rest of the club.
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It's much more fun than mediating political fights between relatives on my Facebook page or decoding the latest Twitter dust-up.
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Most modern operating systems have a kernel that does the mediating between the operating system and the rest of the machine.
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When I was a supervisor at CeaseFire [a conflict-mediating organization that's since shut down], that's what put me on the path.
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We have a very strong interest in mediating this conflict and helping to negotiate a border that both sides can live with.
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Samuel Fonki, a minister of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon, said he had been mediating with the kidnappers for the children's release.
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"Democracy is all about conflict, so to make it work you need mediating institutions," says Ayesha Jalal, a historian at Tufts University.
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Just days later his tone changed and he said he hoped the bishops would continue mediating a dialogue to end the conflict.
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Because he eliminates the mediating distance of history, I didn't look down on the benighted people of Salem who believed such nonsense.
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Other groups are focusing less on the cause and more on mediating negative effects after the experience, a process known as integration.
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While promoting the show, host Chris Harrison has said he'll be talking with both of them together ... insinuating he'd be mediating/refereeing.
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In "Silih," a participatory performance by Ratu R Saraswati, the artist employs a goat skin as a mediating barrier between two strangers.
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"Instead of mediating, the military started shooting," the mayor of Gran Sabana, a town near the country's border with Brazil, told CNN.
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As for the studies correlating height and earning potential, subsequent studies have found cognitive ability to be the mediating factor predicting success.
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When we refer to our "social fabric", we usually mean the many mediating groups that bring us together and reinforce our values.
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A chorus of analysts declared the deal dead on arrival and worse, an American abdication of any mediating role in the future.
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Its occupant uses television and polls to commune directly with the masses, bypassing such mediating institutions as Congress and the political parties.
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It's not designed to interact with children directly, but shows the increasing use of technology as a mediating presence between adults and offspring.
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The walls become windows — evoking the geometric seriality of the modern curtain wall — but the mediating glass between interior and exterior is absent.
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The Roman Catholic Church has been mediating the dialogue following anti-government protests and a crackdown in which dozens of people were killed.
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The EU, which is mediating gas talks between the two sides, has invited both parties to a new round of discussions on Sept.
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Europe also leads the way in developing online mechanisms for mediating the millions of cross-border e-commerce disputes that arise each year.
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A joint civilian-military operation in Plateau has been praised for recovering stolen cattle, mediating between sparring communities and preaching peace in schools.
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Days later he reversed course again, saying he hoped the church would continue mediating and insisting that the government was not persecuting it.
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who has been mediating in the crisis, left the region on Monday with no sign of progress.
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The MIT and Stanford graduate has taken a quantitative approach to sharing and mediating the bias in the hiring process at tech companies.
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Last month, an Afghan delegation met with Mr. Haq and asked him to play a mediating role in peace talks with the Taliban.
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The bishops had been mediating national dialogue talks, but canceled them last week when more than 15 people were killed at a march.
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Social media is arguably the perfect platform for Wilson, allowing thin but glowing glimpses of his life through the mediating remove of technology.
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Mohammad works for Palestinian Islamic Jihad but in a civilian capacity, the group said, mediating disputes between families and performing other social functions.
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Trump has suggested that his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, could take on the job of mediating peace between the Israelis and Palestinians.
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Such preferences are central to economic models of discrimination and neighborhood choice and arguably play an important role in mediating opinions on immigration.
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The European Union is mediating in the dispute, which includes the implementation of the connection agreement between KOSTT and continental Europe, Camus said.
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Because of the reach and sophistication of its platform, Facebook now plays an increasingly powerful mediating role between D.C. politicians and their constituents.
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Azadi Radio described Hezb-i-Islami as playing a mediating role with the Taliban insurgents, which would be a major development if true.
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One of the roles that political parties historically have had is very much this form of mediating between popular passions and public policy.
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He thanked Macron, who has been mediating as part of French efforts to try to ease tensions across the region, for his help.
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Separately, state television said Mugabe would meet military commanders on Sunday, quoting the Catholic priest who has been mediating in negotiations with the president.
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As a child, she played a significant role in mediating relations between the tribes ruled by her father and the early settlers at Jamestown.
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Jakarta has sometimes tried to play a mediating role when inter-Arab tensions have flared, particularly between Saudi Arabia and predominantly Shi'ite Muslim Iran.
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State television said Mugabe would meet military commanders on Sunday, quoting Catholic priest Fidelis Mukonori, who has been mediating in negotiations with the president.
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Critics of the Trump administration's northeast Asia policy have accused the President of ignoring Washington's traditional role in mediating between South Korea and Japan.
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So this is somewhat speculative, but my hunch is that there is a kind of mediating factor here that's related to the perceived communality.
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And in its current code of conduct, CCC says it has three teams in place for mediating conflicts, preventing violence, and engaging in crisis intervention.
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Militarily, the two countries share intelligence on terrorism and security and historically Mexico played a mediating influence and bulwark against Latin America's more radical regimes.
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Vienna currently holds the rotating presidency of the European Union, a role that usually involves playing a mediating role to bridge divisions within the bloc.
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In order to accustom people to a world where robots and humans are circulating together, it's highly useful to have human guides mediating that relationship.
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The Democrats' "superdelegates" -- given a vote because of their stature in the party rather than because of voters' preferences -- can serve this same mediating role.
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Turkey in its capacity as a regional country that has historic and strategic ties to both countries can play a mediating role in this dispute.
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The scanner is recording the images and I think of my role as mediating all of those reactions, almost like I'm collaborating with the machines.
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"Ultimately, though, I don't believe content moderation is going away anytime soon, and so mediating it through transparency and due process is a great start."
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When she wasn't mediating international conflicts or coordinating foreign policy, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had another important purpose: laying wreaths across the world.
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Just as importantly, he has repeatedly said he needs to remain neutral in order to hold open the possibility of mediating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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But Doug Harris and I note in our forthcoming study of congressional leadership races that a key mediating factor is lawmakers' expectations for an election.
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The United States and other nations are reportedly involved in mediating the dispute in an attempt to avoid a war between the two nuclear powers.
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Prior to his Tuesday stop in Doha, Tillerson visited Turkey and Kuwait, which has taken the lead in mediating the crisis, to discuss the dispute.
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Buttigieg's history with the WWHA controversy shows he's capable of mediating between groups with very different positions on abortion, at least at the local level.
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But the U.S. government rejects recent suggestions that Uruguay, Mexico, or the Vatican should play a mediating role between Maduro and Guaido, the official said.
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Mr. Xi seeks to play a mediating role in persuading Mr. Kim to return to international talks on ridding the North of its nuclear weapons.
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Asked if Turkey would be open to mediating between Tehran and Washington, Cavusoglu said Turkey would support any steps to ease tensions in the region.
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Asked if Turkey would be open to mediating between Tehran and Washington, Cavusoglu said Turkey would support any steps to ease tensions in the region.
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It is a misnomer to use the term media — a mediating institution between the governed and the governors — when we are all the media now.
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Prince Mohammed is expected to play a mediating role between the countries after India accused Pakistan of being behind the attack and vowed to retaliate.
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" As for the potential danger of self-mediating with ADHD drugs, Wilens noted that "the medications for ADHD are among the safest that we use.
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U.S. diplomats have been mediating between the two countries after a rise in tensions also involving a dispute over a border wall and Hezbollah's growing arsenal.
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Kuwait's ruler, who is mediating in the crisis, asked him to postpone a speech to the nation earlier this week to give dialogue efforts a chance.
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Now that China is mediating, the U.S. will likely get involved too, since Seoul and Tokyo have always been Washington's allies, said political analyst Paul Triolo.
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Mr Levin, borrowing from Edmund Burke, puts his faith in what he calls the "mediating institutions" that sit between families and the state: churches, unions, charities.
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Some, such as morphine, bind to the receptor and activate two signaling pathways: one mediating pain cessation and the other producing side effects like respiratory depression.
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American diplomats have been quietly mediating a resolution to the Israeli-Lebanese maritime border dispute, an important step to avoiding another war between these two countries.
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In April Mr. Minniti hosted feuding tribesmen in Rome, mediating a peace deal between groups that controlled the desert trafficking trails from Algeria, Chad and Niger.
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Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, and other officials in the West Bank said the United States had disqualified itself from any mediating role.
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Yesterday, I was at some state party delegations where the feelings very raw and very strong, and I found myself mediating between people a little bit.
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I've been mediating ever since, through the shooting in Parkland, the shooting in Santa Fe, Texas, the shooting in a Pittsburgh synagogue, the shooting in Thousand Oaks.
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He's taken to calling his format, "the last medium," because in his vision for the VR of tomorrow, there is nothing mediating the user and the experience.
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These moves could put Russia in a key position in mediating conflict in areas such as the disputed South China Sea, or tension between China and Japan.
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Mr Kavanaugh is on the cusp of a lifetime employment to the Supreme Court bench, where he would be charged with mediating disputes between America's rival worlds.
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Although Van der Bellen is mediating with a view to reaching agreement on a date, just a simple majority in parliament is required to call an election.
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Supporters of Sisi, who seeks re-election this month, say the former general could bring security and revive Egypt's pivotal role in mediating Middle East peace talks.
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Tio Hardiman, one of the organizers of last week&aposs rally, said members of the black community need to take the initiative by mediating truces between gangs.
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The United Nations was not involved in mediating the evacuation deal but was ready to monitor and accompany evacuees all the way to their destination, he said.
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Norway, which is mediating the Barbados talks, said on Friday that Maduro's government and the opposition have reiterated their willingness to continue negotiating to find a solution.
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Mr. Ghani signaled a compromise on the prisoner issue in his inauguration speech, with Zalmay Khalilzad, the American peace envoy mediating between the two candidates, and Gen.
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Kenneth Feinberg, an attorney whose small law firm has a near monopoly on mediating disaster compensation, according to the New York Times, will help distribute the funds.
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And he said he wanted a guarantee that cabinet secretaries whose portfolios relate to immigration would defer to him, with the president mediating disputes if need be.
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Energy-rich Qatar has also played a unique role by mediating regional conflicts and pursuing an independent foreign policy, sometimes angering the Saudis and other gulf states.
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The sides are scheduled to meet this week in Washington, where the White House has been mediating a dispute that threatens to break into a wider conflict.
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Spanish media reports said the Catalan regional government had been in touch with senior church figures to sound out the possibility of them playing a mediating role.
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Mexico pulled out of mediating government-opposition talks in the Dominican Republic, saying the sudden announcement of a presidential poll without guarantees was incompatible with the negotiations.
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Britain has since taken a back seat to the United States in mediating peace efforts, and the royal family has mostly steered clear of the region's toxic politics.
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CAS is already mediating efforts to settle a dispute between Russia, its athletes and the governing body of world athletics over their participation in the Rio Olympic Games.
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Despite the lip service paid to the ideal, despite years and years of negotiations with successive American administrations mediating between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, it never recovered.
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It is the exosomes that act on the heart and make it better as well as mediating long-distance effects on exercise capacity and hair regrowth, he explained.
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The move would be aimed at mediating any effort by the Chinese to devalue the yuan to counter American tariffs, people familiar with the situation told Bloomberg News.
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They agreed that the Russian officers should return to the center quickly, and said German and French experts could get involved in a mediating role in coming days.
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Tokyo could play a role in mediating with its neighbor, said the 74-year-old Antonio Inoki, who is known for fighting boxer Muhammad Ali four decades ago.
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His agent/handler, Jane (Phylicia Rashad), also plays a dual role in mediating Van Damme's twin careers, alternating between brokering deals and doling out life-and-death assignments.
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For many years, poll after poll has shown that Americans want the president to be even-handed when it comes to mediating the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Reuters spoke to nine people who know Naumkin, and all described a talented and well-connected scholar who speaks fluent Arabic and has rich experience mediating in conflicts.
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The Palestinians, enraged by Mr. Trump's policy shifts on Jerusalem, have refused to meet with American officials and have rejected any United States role in mediating the conflict.
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But Mr. Moon's mediating role was cast into doubt when the Hanoi summit ended abruptly without a deal, and he has since been struggling to assert his relevance.
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Far from being the mediating force in American politics, religion, when put into the mix, makes the political and racial issues of America stand out in graphic relief.
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The tiny Gulf country has also reportedly been involved in mediating secret talks between Hamas and Israel and helped orchestrate secret negotiations between the U.S. and the Taliban.
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The major driver of that devotion is not Trump but Fox, which has spent two decades mediating the desires of the base and disciplining the actions of the party.
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Iran, which agreed to limit its nuclear activities in exchange for an end to economic sanctions, is eager to carve out a bigger role in mediating Middle East conflicts.
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And it would have a stronger hand in secret negotiations between Maduro and the opposition that figures like former Spanish prime minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero have been mediating.
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Beneath his training as a citizen and a soldier was his ongoing engagement with mediating institutions that are schools of courage and compassion, primarily the family and the church.
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The capture plan becomes a kill scenario, creating a tug of war between the aggressive Colonel and nervous government officials, with a British General (Rickman) mediating the evolving conversation.
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Jordan, which signed a peace treaty with Israel in 1994 and has growing, if little discussed, economic ties with its neighbor, often plays a mediating role in the region.
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The United States is one of the three co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group alongside Russia and France tasked with mediating the resolution of the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict.
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People typically think of the parts of the brain that specialize in cognition and rationality (the cortex), and the parts mediating emotion (the limbic system), as completely separate departments.
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It is now up to the other small Gulf states like Kuwait or Oman to play a mediating role and help find a face-saving formula for both sides.
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The United Nations envoy in charge of mediating Syria talks, Staffan de Mistura, said on Wednesday that the next round could begin in May, without offering a precise date.
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President Abbas used the opportunity of Trump's Jerusalem announcement to end America's primary role in mediating the conflict, moving it to the more friendly confines of an internationalized mediation.
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Rachel — who at this point was probably exhausted from mediating the petty drama amongst all of these grown men — decided to sit down with Eric to discuss the new developments.
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In the absence of a third party mediating between the personalities and their fans, coming-out moments aren't just more intimate — they become a sign of support to the community.
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For mediating the exposure to computer light, F.lux is a useful free program that sets the light on your computer screen to follow a circadian rhythm from day into night.
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It's not unusual for Beijing to intervene in Burmese domestic affairs — China has previously played a mediating role in Myanmar's Kachin and Shan states, areas also struck by ethnic strife.
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Ahead of the trip, U.S. officials said Tillerson would talk about next steps to resolve the Gulf crisis when he is in Kuwait, which has taken the lead on mediating.
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Of course, centralized control cuts against the grain of Bitcoin's entire raison d'etre, which was to use math and economics to remove the need for central authorities mediating financial transactions.
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But while they displayed the values and ambitions of the modernizing English middle class — mediating between the rulers and the ruled — many of them came from aristocratic and landed backgrounds.
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Face or no face, for many the more compelling issue is how to characterize Mr. Ozkaya's copy: an impartial device mediating communication between a dead artist and his posthumous spectators?
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"It is a good idea, but it will need a public or private mediating agency, which would add a layer of bureaucracy, and perhaps make it vulnerable to corruption," he said.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe will meet military commanders for talks on Sunday, state broadcaster ZTV said on Saturday, quoting Catholic priest Fidelis Mukonori who has been mediating the negotiations.
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Previously, Burkina Faso, a largely Muslim country, was better known for the role its officials played in mediating hostage releases when jihadists would seize foreigners in places like Niger or Mali.
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Conflict between Japan and South Korea could complicate those discussions and force the US to spend more time mediating between the Asian allies and preparing responses to the incident, said Heath.
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U.S. diplomats have been mediating between Lebanon and Israel after a spike in tensions that also involved a dispute over a border wall which Israel is building, and Hezbollah's growing arsenal.
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Made up of a little more than a glacial procession of gossamer chords allowed to ring out at their unhurried pace, we can certainly recommend it for mediating workday over-caffeination.
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Details of the event are expected to be announced at a news conference on Monday by South African lawyer Brian Currin and other members of the International Contact Group mediating body.
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Little is known about the degree to which Ms. Hicks was a mediating force in an atypically run White House with a president whose first impulse is often his final reaction.
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"It's going to be her mediating the performance side of her work and the gallery side of her work," said Susan L. Talbott, executive director of the Fabric Workshop and Museum.
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There may not be a better metaphor for the way our own mediating devices — electronic, social, political — come between what happens in the physical world and the perceptions our brains relay.
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In the run-up to that election, Egypt succeeded in mediating an agreement between Israel and Hamas, the militant group that runs Gaza, following an exchange of rockets and airstrikes in March.
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The simulations of indigeneity that the white denizens of Westworld the park and white viewers of Westworld the show desire each come with their own mediating justifications, but ultimately, they're the same.
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"The president of the United States has been the one who's been mediating this," Ryan said, calling Trump "unorthodox" but "very constructive" as he has negotiated with conservative Republicans and other holdouts.
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But as a professor—that is, as someone responsible for building courses, engineering classroom discussions, mediating debates, and advising students across the ideological spectrum—I am closer to this issue than most.
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It was much easier to do that than to continue mediating between industrial capital and labour… OK, you are right in a sense: the industrial sector was suffering in places like Britain.
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The European Commission has been mediating a dispute between Rome and Berlin after Germany accused Fiat Chrysler of using an illegal device in its Fiat 500X, Fiat Doblo and Jeep Renegade models.
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This gives Washington considerable leverage in mediating a genuine transition to democracy now that Mr. al-Bashir is gone, and an obligation to ensure that this is not hijacked by the military.
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As important as leadership is in coordinating policy and mediating issues, policy development at this level has diminished the deliberative process of the committees and takes away opportunities for members to contribute.
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Jon, who up until now has been absolutely useless at mediating the tension between his aunt-girlfriend and his sister, also jumps on a dragon (+20) in an attempt to be less useless.
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Or maybe she was prevailed upon by State to change her position to be in line with Tillerson's effort to be more nonaligned so he can be more effective in mediating the dispute.
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Details of the event are expected to be announced at a news conference on Monday by South African lawyer Brian Currin and other members of the International Contact Group mediating body, it said.
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Qassem Suleimani, the head of the Quds Force, the foreign operations arm of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, shuttled between Sulaymaniyah and Baghdad mediating Kurdish capitulation and advising Iraqi commanders on their assault.
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I think the older I get, the more I cover politics, the more I feel like people's politics are so intensely, collectively shaped and formed through so many different mediating and social institutions.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said on Wednesday he was ready to sit down for talks with the country's opposition and open to the possibility of third countries mediating, Russia's RIA news agency reported.
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King's College London's "Shakespeare and the Law" module is co-taught by the Literature and Law faculties, and explores "the role of the law in mediating the place of the individual within society".
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But, that's what ritual's for: mediating people and groups via, LET'S SEE: makeup, dressing, social graces, food, words, parties, meetings, whatever-whatever, between realities and selves, achievements, failures, beginnings, ends, losses, days, years.
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U.S. diplomats have been mediating between the two countries after a surge in tensions over a border wall which Israel is building and Lebanon's decision to explore for offshore energy near disputed waters.
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" A representative government is designed to frustrate sinister majorities (or committed pluralities), by mediating public views through "a chosen body of citizens, whose wisdom may best discern the true interest of their country.
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"Our position has always been that we do not want to see the situation inflamed," the official said, adding that at least two European countries were mediating, as well as the United States.
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Izzat Shahbandar, an independent who has been mediating among senior political figures including Abdul Mahdi and regularly meets with protesters, said a partial cabinet reshuffle was agreed in principle, with the premier staying.
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Though the railroad industry was partially deregulated in 85033, the agency maintains economic oversight of the industry's business dealings and serves a crucial role adjudicating and mediating disputes between railroads and their customers.
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Its former director, François Hebel, objected to the local government's willingness to give Ms. Hoffmann control over the Parc des Ateliers, without mediating other public considerations, and he resigned in protest in 2014.
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A leading Roman Catholic bishop called it a "massacre," and the Episcopal Conference of Nicaragua, which had been mediating a national dialogue between the opposition and the government, abruptly ended the peace talks.
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For nine years he worked as a "violence interrupter," which meant detecting imminent violence, talking people out of shooting and mediating the kind of disputes that often lead to chains of retaliatory shootings.
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So I'm fully on board with the thesis that social media is pulling power away from parties, but parties, and all kinds of other mediating institutions, still have a fair amount of power.
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He describes his time in Afghanistan as helping guide the volunteers in religion and moral behavior as much as military activity, and mediating between warring Afghan factions as much as fighting the war.
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"But it is also possible that it will continue to be difficult for some days," he told reporters in Kuwait where he met with the Gulf state's ruler who is mediating in the crisis.
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It was the second attack in a week on Catholic officials, who have been mediating stalled talks on finding a peaceful solution to the standoff and have criticized Ortega&aposs government over the killings.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I experienced the For Opacity exhibition at the Drawing Center several times, each time, except perhaps for one, seeing the work refracted through the mediating lens of language.
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After sitting down with both guys and feeling like I was mediating a bunch of elementary school boys, I felt beyond frustrated and knew that it was finally time to say goodbye to David.
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"The United States has chosen to be a part of the problem rather than the solution with its latest step and has lost its mediating role in the peace process," he said in London.
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According to diplomatic and security sources, many of the Russians in CAR are private security contractors and their remit has expanded into mediating negotiations among armed groups, securing mining projects and advising CAR's president.
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Kuwait is said to be mediating backdoor diplomacy to resolve the standoff, and for now the only public statements from Washington, the key player in all of these countries, has been the president's tweets.
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Americans will no doubt take pride in this anniversary, recalling their role in mediating the negotiations that led to the accords, which are still regarded as the leading diplomatic achievement of Jimmy Carter's presidency.
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China has played a mediating role in the crisis, as Mr. Trump has urged Mr. Xi to use Beijing's leverage with North Korea, a longtime ally, to persuade it not to conduct a test.
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Khan said after a meeting with Trump on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York that he was "trying and mediating" and had also spoken with Iran's President Hassan Rouhani.
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Most importantly, Kortun challenged existing hierarchies within the Turkish art scene by insisting on presenting artists and works emanating from different social classes, geographies, and identities, mediating exhibition narratives through social, political, and economic perspectives.
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A public land bank has many advantages, but implementation would be tricky as it would need a mediating agency, said T. Haque, chairman of the land policy cell in NITI Aayog, a government think tank.
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His last words can be tracked back to the moment before he enters the Battle of Hogwarts; they seem fairly innocuous but, typically of Lupin's character, they involve him calmly mediating and resolving a dispute.
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A priest mediating between Mugabe and the generals, who seized power on Wednesday in what they called a targeted operation against "criminals" in Mugabe's entourage, has made little headway, a senior political source told Reuters.
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RightMesh provides an on-platform token system—based on the Ethereum blockchain—that allows users with an internet connection to sell their bandwidth to mesh users who don't, without a centralized authority mediating the trade.
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At the time, I didn't realize that the new chancellor, an engineering professor named Chang-Lin Tien, had got the job in part as a result of his work mediating between Heyman and the activists.
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In a second video, taken inside the green room and posted on the TMZ website, an altercation unfolds in which a group of men appears to be mediating a dispute when three gunshots ring out.
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But the move left Palestinian officials fuming, with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and his chief negotiator Saeb Erakat blasting the US decision and claiming Trump's move "disqualified" the US from mediating the peace process.
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" The conservative Heritage Foundation warned in a new report this month that "the US government has an important role to play in mediating the relationship between Tokyo and Seoul and protecting vital trilateral security coordination.
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Lacalle Pou also announced that Uruguay will withdraw from the Montevideo Mechanism, an initiative alongside Mexico and a grouping of Caribbean countries aimed at mediating the conflict in Venezuela, which was established earlier this year.
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Garcetti, who lacks direct authority over the school district but is mediating the talks, said in a statement that the two sides had a "productive day of contract negotiations" on Thursday that ran past midnight.
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Smith's manipulation of light is one means of mediating our interaction with the space — he frequently illuminates exhibition spaces with only natural light, or with the artificial light of video monitors, florescent lights, or lasers.
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The president again is playing a mediating role in this, and I think all that happened was Flood was there at the beginning, said the president wants you guys to release as much as you can.
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"The tightrope the CPD has to walk is essentially getting a very popular, very well-known moderator, with experience mediating intense exchanges on live television, who is also perceived to be nonpartisan and fair," Wright says.
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president, has blamed France, Russia and the United States, the countries charged with mediating the conflict by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, for failing to clean up the mess.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Congo's main opposition alliance called on Tuesday for a mass protest to be held on April 10 against President Joseph Kabila, after Catholic bishops withdrew from talks they were mediating between the two sides.
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As The New York Times recently reported, conflicts between Trump's wife and his daughter sometimes take up the time of White House chief of staff, John Kelly, who is tasked with mediating between the two women.
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Ink-stained fisticuffs in the press date back to the earliest days of our republic (and far beyond), but the difference with the internet is that the crucial, mediating hurdle has been removed, the editor's desk.
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The Chinese leader is also on a mission to persuade the North to return to denuclearization talks with the United States, hoping that his mediating role will give Beijing leverage in its trade war with Washington.
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The White House is now mediating talks on the issue between representatives of both sides, with input from EPA, and some Republican senators from states representing refineries are working on possible legislation to overhaul the program.
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That is one reason Matthew Nimetz, a 78-year-old American diplomat, has dedicated more than 20 years to mediating a resolution of what must be one of the world's most arcane, yet most intractable, disputes.
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"Our whole entire culture tries to pathologize fatness," says Janell Hobson, professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the University at Albany, SUNY, and author of the book Body as Evidence: Mediating Race, Globalizing Gender .
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Mediating justice through a private company, even though public funds pay for both officers and the equipment they use, insulates police from public accountability and makes it harder for communities to see and scrutinize footage for themselves.
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The United Nations, alarmed about the possibility of a military escalation, is mediating between Haftar, who is allied to a parallel government in the east, and Tripoli premier Fayez al-Serraj who heads the U.N.-backed administration.
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The firm "returned to the country in February 2014, at the height of the conflict, to support mediating efforts to consolidate peace and reconciliation," Beatty continued, without responding to questions about human rights concerns in South Sudan.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Oman is mediating between Yemeni President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi's government and its Houthi opponents over a U.N. plan to resume peace talks in the war-torn country, a Yemeni government official said on Tuesday.
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Moon has taken on the role of mediating in a stalemate over a pledge by Kim Jong Un to denuclearize the Korean peninsula and the prospect of declaring a formal end of the 1950-53 Korean War.
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You had the government mediating between trades unions and employers (primarily the industrial sector) to effect this transfer, and to convince industrialists to give up a percentage of their profits to the state to fund welfare institutions.
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A mediating organization known as the Minsk Group, led by Russia, the United States and France and operating under the auspices of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, issued a statement praising the cease-fire.
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Bridgewater's billionaire founder Ray Dalio was personally involved in mediating both matters, the paper quoted the people as saying, and approved a settlement of more than $1 million for the woman who had a relationship with Jensen.
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The appointee, Ariel Palitz, is responsible for mediating between city residents and local bars, clubs and other night-life venues, fielding concerns from both sides and working with all parties (literally and figuratively) to keep the peace.
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From then on, at Ghost Ship, Harris was on call 24 hours a day unclogging toilets, mopping, mediating tenant disputes, collecting rent money (and then taking that rent to the bank so that Almena didn't blow it).
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" Majed al Ansari, analyst at Qatar University: "Anyone thinking of mediating into a new deal through the Americans or through any kind of mediation whether through Qatar or any other country is now hampered by this decision.
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Among the signs that Mr. Joscelyn says point to Mr. Muhaysini's allegiance to Al Qaeda is the fact that he tried to play a mediating role after the Islamic State began clashing with Al Qaeda in Syria.
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Neighboring Kuwait has been mediating in the dispute, and its emir, Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, urged Qatar's ruler to calm tensions and refrain from escalating the rift, Kuwait state news agency Kuna said.
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia – A regional bloc mediating South Sudan peace talks wants a face-to-face meeting between President Salva Kiir and rebel leader Riek Machar by July as pressure grows to end a five-year civil war.
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"If she goes to court, the community will think she is disrespectful," said John Magesa, a volunteer paralegal with Kivulini who has been informally mediating in the case, as well as educating the community about women's land rights.
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We have to feel unburdened by responsibilities in order to have it, which is why I think drink and drugs are so heavily mediating lots of people's fun, because they allow you to step outside of those responsibilities.
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The church has tried to play a mediating role between Ortega&aposs Sandinista government and protesters who have increasingly demanded his ouster amid demonstrations and clashes in which about 450 people — most of them protesters — have been slain.
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In the blink of an eye, platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Zoom went from operating our social communications—serving as the dominant mediating agent of users' human attention—to becoming the dedicated social habitats for humankind.
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"I immediately spoke to President Rouhani yesterday after the meeting with President Trump, but I can't say anything right now more than this except that we're trying and mediating," Khan told reporters at the United Nations on Tuesday.
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And while Besson good-naturedly jokes about the limits of the mediating equipment — wondrous as these portals are, they're still prone to go on the fritz like any other gizmo — he reinforces its awe-inspiring potential over everything else.
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However, in an interview with the Hindustan Times just before addressing the crowd of Indian-Americans, Trump said he'd be willing to play a mediating role in addressing the "very, very hot tinderbox" of Kashmir between India and Pakistan.
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If one wants to claim that social media does not have any propagating effect on hate crimes when tensions are already high (which is what we are measuring), one would need to explain the mediating effect of these outages.
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Second, the biggest loser today is South Korea, whose efforts at mediating this, at times by massaging the messages on timing and denuclearization and, apparently, on who invited whom to the summit, have blown up spectacularly in its face.
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It recently urged Seoul to stop mediating between North Korea and the United States, though Kim joined a brief three-way encounter with Moon and Trump before he and the US president went into a bilateral meeting at Panmunjom.
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"Although these dietary components and their relationship to fertility has not been specifically studied in human pregnancies [...] we believe that fast food may be one factor mediating infertility through altered ovarian function," lead study author Jessica Grieger told Reuters.
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After briefing the United Nations Security Council by video link from Geneva late Wednesday night, the envoy, Staffan de Mistura, told reporters that he hoped to reconvene the indirect negotiations he has been mediating in Geneva sometime in May.
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The federation released the figures as it moves toward mediating a federal lawsuit in which players for the women's team accused U.S. Soccer of "institutionalized gender discrimination" that includes inequitable compensation when compared to players on the men's team.
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His role as national security adviser calls for mediating the conflicting views of cabinet secretaries and agencies, and sifting fact from speculation and rumor to help the new president decide how the United States should react to international crises.
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The role of national security adviser calls for mediating the conflicting views of cabinet secretaries and agencies, and sifting fact from speculation and rumor to help the new president decide how the United States should react to international crises.
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And as budget impasses led Alaska to the brink of a government shutdown and pushed Maine across the line for a few days, we experienced how independents were looked to by both sides as a mediating and moderating force.
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The moves angered European Union officials, who had been mediating the difficult dialogue to normalize relations between Serbia and Kosovo since 2011, and prompted criticism from NATO, which has been keeping a tense peace in the area since 2000.
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I think it's important to say that some of the decline in organizing on the left is the result of conservatives actively destroying mediating institutions like labor unions, which helped organize working-class voters in this country for decades.
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" Guaido, in a speech on Thursday, confirmed opposition envoys were in Norway, which was mediating between both sides, but said they would not get involved in a "false negotiation that does not lead to the end of the usurpation.
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The administration of President Donald Trump has already demonstrated a willingness to consider the concerns of the refining industry, and is mediating talks between representatives of the refiners and ethanol producers aimed at coming up with tweaks acceptable to both sides.
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, who travelled to both Armenia and Azerbaijan this week in a display of Moscow's lead role in mediating in the conflict, said Russia had no intention of halting arms sales to any side of the conflict.
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A new exhibition interrogating the role of the turntable as a mediating technology and celebrating the intersection of art and music in contemporary culture, titled "The Beat Goes On" is currently on view at the SVA Chelsea Gallery in Manhattan.
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She's a professor at the London College of Fashion with a long-held interest and scholarship in the subject; in 2013, she published Modest Fashion: Styling Bodies, Mediating Faith, and in 2015, followed it up with Muslim Fashion: Contemporary Style Cultures.
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Asked about the possibility of third countries mediating in the standoff, Maduro was quoted as saying: "There are several governments, organizations globally, which are demonstrating their sincere concern about what is happening in Venezuela, they have called for a dialogue."
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"This study highlights the critical role that microbes play in mediating carbon losses from Arctic soils," said Susan Natali, a scientist at Woods Hole Research Center in Massachusetts and co-author of the Nature Climate Change paper, in a statement.
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"The United States has chosen to be a part of the problem rather than the solution with its latest step and has lost its mediating role in the peace process," Erdogan said in a speech at Britain's Chatham House think tank.
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Maybe the format has a mediating effect on him, whether because it takes time and thought to type out answers or because his staff can vet them before he posts — although that doesn't exactly hold true for his Twitter account.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - A deal struck last month requiring Congo President Joseph Kabila to step down after elections this year risks unraveling if politicians do not quickly reach compromises on implementing the accord, Catholic bishops mediating the talks said on Monday.
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Instead, it featured a therapist mediating between the two hosts as they worked out their myriad of differences, which go all the way back to when they were just "young blossoming hos" kicking it in South Florida in the early 2000s.
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The measure has put Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader who voted against it, in the difficult position of mediating the split in his party after more than a year of holding a united front against Mr. Trump.
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"Survivor historians like Blumental were caught between the 'I' and the 'We,' mediating between their own lived experience and the communities to which they belonged," said Katrin Stoll, a German Holocaust scholar who has been helping to process the Blumental papers.
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Since Jerusalem is one of the major flashpoints in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the logic went, moving the US Embassy there would be an unnecessary provocation and could damage the United States' credibility as a fair arbiter in mediating the conflict.
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HARARE (Reuters) - A Catholic priest is mediating a potential political exit for Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe, although the 93-year-old is insisting he can only be removed via a party leadership vote, political and intelligence sources said on Thursday.
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You're mediating disputes because you're an outsider, or doing dirty work for more powerful people — either because you're a newcomer who needs money, or if you're the type of virtuous character I play, because you're honestly kind of a sucker.
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This means more American cancer patients are spending their last days of life undergoing an intensive, sometimes painful, and ultimately unsuccessful treatment — days they could have spent mediating symptoms and spending time with the people they cared about the most.
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Or that time I got on the radio and was mediating this problem between R. Kelly and Jay Z. They might have these moments of the career, but what they didn't know was what I was going through at the same time.
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Context: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said in a meeting with Trump Monday that he would welcome the president's help in mediating the 70-year conflict in the disputed territory, where tensions between the two nuclear powers bubbled up earlier this year.
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"It is believed Yazigi and Ibrahim were taken by Jabhat al-Nusra, al-Qaeda's Syrian branch, and Qatar's Foreign Minister Khaled al-Attiya was reported to be mediating with al-Nusra for their release," said Kyle Orton, an expert on the Middle East.
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"There's an important role for technology to play in mediating that interaction, and helping us understand the impacts we're having whether it's on our cat or dog in our home, or a population of wild bandicoots in a national park," she said.
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" The CCRB — an independent agency which handles complaints about police misconduct, including investigating, mediating, and prosecuting complaints — tweeted the hashtag and a photo of its employees, writing, "If you feel your rights have been violated by an NYPD officer, file a complaint here.
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KINSHASA, Jan 23 (Reuters) - A deal struck last month requiring Congo President Joseph Kabila to step down after elections this year risks unravelling if politicians do not quickly reach compromises on implementing the accord, Catholic bishops mediating the talks said on Monday.
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During the meeting on Tuesday, Chinese premier lauded recent cooperation between the two countries and the city-state's role in mediating the relationship between China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) during their meeting, according to China's state-run Xinhua news.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's blistering criticism of South Korea as he oversaw his latest missile launch this week sparked new questions over the South's role in mediating a nuclear deal between the North and the United States, analysts said.
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Kuwait and the United States have been mediating to reach a breakthrough in the three-month long crisis that has put the whole region on edge, and prompted Turkey to send troops to the wealthy Gulf state in a sign of support.
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Randolph's book "The Psychology of Conflict: Mediating in a Diverse World" is being launched on Saturday at an international peace summit on mediation in London, organized by Regent's University London and the Tutu Foundation UK. Reporting by Alex Whiting, Editing by Katie Nguyen.
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The purpose of reforms such as the eight-hour workday and the cooperative organization of industry was to bring workers into the middle class, so they could fulfill the Aristotelian notion of mediating political power between the extremes of rich and poor.
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In any case, it is certain that a woman needs consciousness to be rescued, and, as noted above, consciousness is symbolically masculine and has been since the beginning of time (in the guise of both order and of the Logos, the mediating principle).
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Washington (CNN)Jared Kushner, tasked by his boss and father-in-law, President Donald Trump, with mediating Middle East peace early in the administration, has so far staked a bulk of those efforts on the ascendant Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
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There are those who think that mediating voices through technology is somehow inauthentic, that when we sand away the coarse edges of our voices, or speak into boxes that make us sound like robots, we lose touch with what makes us human.
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A committee mediating between the upper and lower houses of parliament in Germany has agreed on a carbon dioxide emissions price of 25 euros per ton from 2021 onwards for transport and heating, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Wednesday.
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India and Pakistan are amidst their biggest stand-off in many years, with the United States and other global powers mediating to de-escalate tensions between arch-foes who have fought three wars since their independence from British colonial rule in 1947.
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"Updating to the latest versions of installed software improves overall infrastructure security, which is why we deemed it important to analyze container images for security vulnerabilities as well as provide a clear path to updates mediating those issues that Clair uncovers," the company argues.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Syrian government and opposition negotiators meeting in Geneva this week will have the chance to hold direct talks for the first time, but it is not clear if they will take it, the U.N. envoy mediating the talks told reporters on Tuesday.
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It's bad enough to require significant reworking of the Linux and Windows kernels, the basement-level operating system code that's responsible for mediating access to a machine's CPU, system memory (RAM), and input/output (I/O) devices, which include everything from keyboards to hard-discs.
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Qatar's government, which is mediating the peace process between the United States and the Taliban, on Sunday said the two sides discussed the withdrawal of foreign troops, preventing militants from using Afghanistan to harm the United States or other countries and a comprehensive ceasefire.
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Philippe Troussier, one of several nomadic Frenchmen who made a reputation coaching multiple African teams, often said that a foreign coach had the advantage of being seen as a neutral, a mediating force on a continent where many countries are rived by internal conflicts.
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Worse, I think, is that social media can have a way of mediating or even supplanting our experience of life, keeping us mired in the past, seeing through the filters and preconceptions of others to the detriment of our own vision of the world.
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In an era of cacophonous disputes over Brexit, Mr. Stewart's run will test whether there is still a constituency for mediating between Britain's angry factions and cushioning its departure from the European Union with a deal — especially in London, a bastion of anti-Brexit activism.
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Maduro did not inform Norway's foreign ministry, which was mediating a dialogue between his government and Guaido, about a side deal with a smaller sector of the opposition before it was announced earlier this week, a member of Guaido's negotiating team said on Wednesday.
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Before he dropped out of the race, a Super PAC backing Senator Cory Booker created a campaign to rouse influencer support for the former Newark mayor, although the influencer database mediating that effort, AspireIQ, ended up removing the campaign after BuzzFeed reported on it.
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Maduro did not inform Norway's foreign ministry, which was mediating a dialogue between his government and Guaido, about a side deal with a smaller sector of the opposition before it was announced earlier this week, a member of Guaido's negotiating team said on Wednesday.
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The most jewel-like is the Claire Tow Theater on top of the Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center, on which Mr. Hardy had worked in the early 277s, mediating between Mr. Mielziner, the stage designer for the Beaumont, and Eero Saarinen, its architect.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in left for Pyongyang on Tuesday for a historic summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, with the aim of mediating stalled U.S.-North Korea nuclear talks and to strengthen inter-Korean relations, according to Yonhap news agency.
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The country was democratic, with ambitious anti-poverty programs, but with IMF-approved economic policies, a state whose progress in the economy and in the general esteem of the world's elites allowed Lula to play a part on the world stage, notably in mediating Latin American disputes.
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"We are not mediating, but what we are more concerned with, in this case, is securing the stability of navigation in the Hormuz Straight, so we are in contact with all parties," Yousuf bin Alawi bin Abdullah told Omani state TV after meeting Iranian officials in Tehran.
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Parents, mostly Gen Xers now, are as well-positioned as any group to play a mediating role — and they will be more likely to play it effectively if they have the political power to redirect more resources to the beleaguered, ever-more-expensive cause of procreation.
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As this study suggests, serotonin receptors play an important role in mediating the role of LSD, and the synthetic drug is probably activating the receptor, triggering many of the mind-altering effects associated with an acid trip (serotonin itself is responsible for feelings of well-being and happiness).
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He has also developed a rapport with Egypt's Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, repaired ties with Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan after the downing of a Russian jet over Syria, and maintained friendly links with Israel's Mr Netanyahu, even angling for a more active role in mediating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Another neurochemical that increases in the sleep-deprived brain, adenosine, has been shown to correlate with resilience to depression and its mind-numbing effects while also mediating the effects of an all-nighter, and it seems to be central to the action of other depression treatments, like ketamine.
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Aiming to play a regional mediating role, Qatar has also angered the Saudis by fostering ties with other hostile groups, including the Afghan Taliban, Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, giving the leaders of some of them airtime on its freewheeling TV network, Al Jazeera.
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Simpson was instrumental in mediating inmate disputes at Lovelock, served as an unofficial "athletic director" in the prison yard, led prayer groups and even lobbied for inmate education funding, said Nevada state Assemblyman Osvaldo Fumo, who was part of Simpson's legal team in a failed appeal of his conviction.
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My most prominent example is the Darfur conflict because you can see clearly what happens when you have competing groups like the herders and the farmers battling for finite resources, and you can see what happens when land disappears and there are no mediating institutions to regulate the conflict.
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He told the man sitting next to him, whom he believed to be a fellow sympathizer, that he sometimes posed as a land broker and engaged with other land dealers mediating sales of Palestinian-owned land to Jewish settlers, then handed over their details to the Palestinian Authority security services.
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With Ankara mediating, the rebels have been offered two choices: they can either head south to the rebel-controlled city of Idlib, taking only light weapons with them, or they can head north with heavier weapons to join other rebel units fighting alongside Turkish troops against Islamic State and Kurdish forces.
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But mediating what children are exposed to across platforms is getting more challenging with the ever-increasing amount of kid-targeted content and algorithms pushing out the next piece of content that can feel out of parents' control, said Shelley Pasnik, director of the nonprofit Center for Children and Technology.
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"We are building a social operating system," colleagues would say, and when they said that, it sounded so neutral, so technically unbiased, like we were building a faster laptop instead of a machine capable of mediating the world's personal relationships, not to mention political elections, with increasing levels of sophistication.
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A week ago, when the United States had just killed top Iranian general Qassem Soleimani in a drone strike, the Middle East was looking at a full-scale war just as Qaboos – whose state has often provided a key backchannel between Washington and Tehran – looked unable to play a mediating role.
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As a step to defuse the crisis, former Tanzanian president Benjamin Mkapa - heading a mediating team under the East African Community trade bloc to which Burundi belongs - said on Sunday he would convene talks among all the parties in the dispute between May 2-6 in the Tanzanian city of Arusha.
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" Pearson echoes her, saying, "It's kind of finding the right voices and tone and then letting them do what they do rather than mediating or editorializing too much on what they do… I've always leaned toward the voice that speaks in the margins, because I believe that's where the future is made.
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As a counselor at the zoo's day camp for precocious animal-lovers ages 6 to 12, I spent most of my time mediating disputes over popular crayon colors, assuring anxious parents about peanut allergies, and asking my campers, "Is it an emergency?" in a voice that carried the proper ring of adult authority.
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It made me realize I'm not necessarily identical to my ego and that my ego is this character that is useful, but also annoying, and that you can get out from under that sway by mediating, by just recognizing there he is, he's doing that thing again, and getting that kind of distance.
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Dr. Hamilton, a synthetic organic chemist who spent the last six years as vice-chancellor of Oxford University and the four before that as provost of Yale, brings with him a reputation as a deft fund-raiser, administrator and scientist with a talent for tackling complex problems and mediating among clashing positions.
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The painting, which blurs the lines between photography and painting, flattens perspective while simultaneously achieving a sense of deep space: Betty is turned away from the camera, and her act of looking into an indescribable distance produces the illusion of perspectival depth, mediating an imaginary threshold between the past and the present.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro did not inform Norway's foreign ministry, which is mediating a dialogue between his government and opposition leader Juan Guaido, about a side deal with a smaller sector of the opposition before it was announced earlier this week, a member of Guaido's negotiating team said on Wednesday.
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Its mediators and conciliators played a key role in mediating in Selma by keeping people safe as they crossed the Pettus Bridge after Bloody Sunday; in Boston by preventing violence against students in the wake of desegregation orders; and at Wounded Knee by helping to end peacefully the American Indian Movement occupation.
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On one trip last month, he stood close to Putin while attending a massive parade for Russian troops marking victory in World War II. Russia has been reportedly mediating for Iranian troops and Hezbollah fighters to withdraw from areas close to the Israeli border where Syrian troops are expected to launch an offensive against rebels.
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Freedom of the press is specifically mentioned in the Constitution, after all, for a reason — the press plays a critical mediating role in the functioning of a democratic society, and the press's ability to report critically on incumbent rulers' actions is a big part of what makes the United States different from Saudi Arabia.
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"PAFR expression is enhanced in cigarette smokers and patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder and has been hypothesized to be mediating enhanced adhesion of bacteria to epithelial cells and subsequent development of pneumonia," said Ilona Jaspers, deputy director of the Center for Environmental Medicine, Asthma & Lung Biology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Following what many see as President Nicolas Maduro's disastrous stewardship of the country and amid noisy calls for him to be impeached, the government and leaders of the opposition have agreed to participate in conciliatory talks, according to an announcement by the Vatican, which has been charged with mediating the talks at the request of the opposition.
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Andrew Jackson's use of the veto as a policy instrument, Theodore Roosevelt's involvement in mediating the 1902 coal strike, Woodrow Wilson's hands-on approach to legislation, and basically FDR's entire domestic presidency were all examples of expanding presidential authority on the grounds that it was necessary to ensure the health of the country in some way.
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Cameras have historically created distance between artist and subject — the lens literally mediating between them — but in hearing Ethridge speak about his process, I found it difficult to discern whether he employs the camera to take a step back from moments that would otherwise be emotionally overwhelming or as his entry point for engagement with the world.
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For all the talk of whether Zuckerberg aspires to make Facebook a quasi-governmental entity, or whether he hopes to use it to launch himself into leadership of an actual government, what he's outlining here is a vision that would make Facebook the primary platform mediating those "many layers of communities between us and government" — but on a global scale.
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After more than a dozen years doing incremental projects, Elemental has become the firm of choice for emergency and social housing in Chile, getting called in to relocate an Andean town called Chaitén after a volcano, mediating between company officials and disgruntled miners in northern Calama who didn't want cash payoffs but better urban conditions so their wives wouldn't leave with the children.
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When political scientists talk about institutions, they are usually talking about easily defined parts of our government (the courts, the bureaucracy etc.), or about what we call "mediating institutions" — political parties, interest groups, the media, and other organizations (such as the Boy Scouts of America) that play a role in politics even if the Constitution does not explicitly acknowledge or require their existence.
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But when it became clear to healers that they could not cure Ebola, and to health workers that these healers were a vital point of contact with at-risk populations, a crucial alliance emerged: Many healers undertook training to detect, initially treat, and contain Ebola, and encouraged patients to seek mainstream Western medical treatment, allaying their fears and mediating culture clashes.
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The debates will leave Powell, a 64-year-old lawyer mediating among the economists on the Fed's research staff, 12 regional reserve bank presidents seven of whom have doctorates, and colleagues like Lael Brainard, who would be the only other professional economist on the board currently, if Yellen was to leave the Fed's board also once she relinquishes the chair.
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So I think what&aposs interesting to me is Trump could de-classify all this stuff himself with a stroke of a pen and he actually showing a little bit of deference to the DOJ by, he is almost playing a mediating role between two branches of government rather acting as the head of the executive branch saying look, Congress has got a point.
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In contrast to the preceding 20 years, during which the United States played an instrumental role in mediating an end to Sudan's civil war — the then-longest running war in Africa that culminated in South Sudan's independence — and arresting the genocide in Darfur, the near total irrelevance of U.S. action amidst the most historic changes in Sudan in three decades represented a stark departure from the past.
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