But dismissing this mad rush as unstrategic misunderstands its nuance.
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To the FSOC this completely misunderstands the purpose of designation.
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Mr. Trump says the world misunderstands his relationship with women.
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Dan misunderstands Sophie when she says she works for CVS.
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I think this objection misunderstands our relation to these practices.
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But this attitude fundamentally misunderstands the nature of the holiday.
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""What the president misunderstands is that cruelty is not wit.
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The error is that it misunderstands what drives human action.
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What the president misunderstands is that cruelty is not wit.
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TOS violations, however, can happen if a streamer misunderstands the rules.
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But this argument completely misunderstands why the rule against commandeering exists.
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Whatever the case, its boycott misunderstands the nature of internet protest.
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And calling a vagina "loose" misunderstands how the vagina actually works.
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That misunderstands the unique legal situation in which Mueller found himself.
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Mr. Nocera's column misunderstands this fundamental premise of the concussion settlement.
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It also misunderstands trans kids, and the science behind trans athletes.
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This is a popular misconception, but it misunderstands how addiction works.
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Wingard's film misunderstands what makes this series great on a fundamental level.
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Also based on The Mummy, Hollywood vastly misunderstands what makes Johnson work.
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But that slightly and crucially misunderstands what his fans want of him.
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But his critique of NATO misunderstands the role of the United States.
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But this kind of thinking misunderstands the practical operation of presidential politics.
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Vargo says that simply isn't true and Chef misunderstands the licensing terms.
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"What the president misunderstands is that cruelty is not wit," she said.
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"[Gaumer] completely misunderstands my support," Falwell said in response to his quote.
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Yet this misunderstands its institutional structure, which is more akin to a mirror.
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This doesn't just go against decades of research; it also fundamentally misunderstands addiction.
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But this attitude misunderstands the value of the human workers in these industries.
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And he said the men discussed ways to "prevent mishaps, misunderstands and miscalculations."
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But this account fundamentally misunderstands how the Chinese government is encouraging A.I. implementation.
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Ultimately, Trump misunderstands and underestimates the problems inherent in maintaining his business enterprise.
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But that misunderstands both the letter and the spirit of the ethics rules.
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He either misunderstands how the press operates or is misleading people on purpose.
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This concern, while genuine, misunderstands people's propensity to commit crime throughout their lives.
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The administration has identified a real problem, but misunderstands, or misrepresents, the cause.
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WHY AMERICA MISUNDERSTANDS THE WORLDNational Experience and Roots of MisperceptionBy Paul R. Pillar211 pp.
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Mr. Thiel also misunderstands what led to the technology and housing crises he laments.
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But he misunderstands what Western civilization, or at least the United States, is about.
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The former idea misunderstands how markets work and the latter what makes people tick.
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What POTUS misunderstands is that cruelty is not wit ... it's not funny at all.
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What the president misunderstands is cruelty is not wit... It's not funny at all.
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This characterization misunderstands not only this particular writing form, but the entire platform in question.
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Perhaps this is why Rich fundamentally misunderstands the argument for a more populist Democratic Party.
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Unfortunately for Democrats, Brock fundamentally misunderstands what the Koch network is and why it works.
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He said that the media misunderstands Donald Trump by taking him literally rather than seriously.
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First, it says, the attorney general misunderstands the way the company calculates and applies costs.
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He says that's a myth that misunderstands the history of the two nations' urban development.
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And speculating that he will totally misunderstands what Trump actually wants out of this campaign.
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The bitcoin community underestimates and misunderstands why the Satoshi story is so interesting to the mainstream.
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The term misunderstands the process by which all cultures form and progress: through creolisation and intermixing.
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But moreover, he misunderstands what the press is and how the internet defines the news cycle.
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Of course, this sort of criticism misunderstands the fundamental change caused by Curry's unique skill set.
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But considering one a valid alternative to the other misunderstands what seltzer or beer actually are.
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But no memo can help someone who completely misunderstands the foreign-policy challenges that presidents face.
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But this argument misunderstands what is needed for the political moment we are currently living through.
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But Capps said that notion misunderstands the motivations of who is coming to the border today.
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Beyond the RVT, your article seriously misunderstands the situation facing gay spaces in London, Britain and beyond.
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AND I WANT TO SAY THIS RESPECTFULLY AND SO NO ONE MISUNDERSTANDS WHAT I'M ABOUT TO SAY.
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"I do think that she misunderstands both the amendment and the underlying bill," Byrne said later. Rep.
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The truth is the press absolutely misunderstands and never records the big accomplishments of the White House.
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A policy of waiting for the "inevitable" regime collapse from its economic failures misunderstands how Russia works.
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In this profile, Ms. Oluo confronts a woman she believes profoundly misunderstands the nature of white privilege.
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Describing the NRA as a domestic terrorist organization misunderstands how it uses power to achieve its goals.
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Or, a widespread attack occurs that's ineffective and the public misunderstands it, throwing the whole election into doubt.
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But that misunderstands the depth of unease now felt in factories, boardrooms and trading floors around the world.
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To hold those women up as a rationale for denying everyone affordable birth control fundamentally misunderstands their predicament.
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"(The speculation) misunderstands EU rules on bank rescues, politics in Berlin and the capital situation of the bank."
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The term also fundamentally misunderstands the process by which all cultures form and progress: through creolisation and intermixing.
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This misses the large flow of white British families from diverse cities to such areas and misunderstands them.
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The bad news is that, in a broader sense, he completely misunderstands the overall nature of the relationship.
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A new playlist like this could help, but it also misunderstands how some people listen to audio shows.
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This theory turned out to be wrong — not because it celebrates the market but because it misunderstands it.
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But as someone who studies the 1960s and student protest movements, he said the game misunderstands the theory.
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For starters, it's excellent at understanding what people are saying, and misunderstands a small fraction of the time.
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I think Bernie really misunderstands there is a nasty edge to his following that he's not taking seriously enough.
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In their minds, the world outside the gates hates them, misunderstands them, and is actively conspiring to destroy them.
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So when she repeats questions or misunderstands someone on the phone, the customer is not always patient with her.
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Google's Duplex technology even uses the word "um" and sometimes misunderstands what people on the phone are talking about.
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I think this take sort of misunderstands the incentives at play and misreads the series as it played out.
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"That's more than victim blaming, and it misunderstands the historical role of women in the military," said retired Col.
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But that misunderstands just what it meant to have a scientific mind in the years before American science's professionalization.
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A fellow traveler misunderstands the source of Eve's paralysis, and Oh's face moves from terror to comprehension to release.
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So talk about one party "controlling all the levers of power" in Washington fundamentally misunderstands our system of government.
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Some commentators accused Tlaib of adopting a Trumpian mode of discourse, but this misunderstands why Trump's words are offensive.
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"The body just misunderstands the signals of injury and continues to create more scar tissue than is needed," she explains.
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This approach misunderstands the nature of gangs and the dense social networks inhabited by these young people targeted for prosecution.
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But social psychologists and criminal justice experts say this question fundamentally misunderstands how institutional racism affects everyone, regardless of race.
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He loses sight of Kevin's fundamental humanity, and in doing so, misunderstands what can really make mental illness a terrifying ordeal.
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Writing for clicks is very different from writing to inform the public, which shows how deeply Facebook misunderstands the problem altogether.
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Arguing that "both sides do it" deeply misunderstands the hate and intolerance at the core of this "Unite the Right" rally.
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Further, as Atlantic columnist David Frum points out, Trump misunderstands the actual American objections to a pipeline between Germany and Russia.
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Still, even if he misunderstands the fiscal situation, how can he imagine that it would be O.K. for America to default?
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Falwell's suggestion that the media is hyping coronavirus and that it is actually not that bad deeply misunderstands the threat here.
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If true, it suggests Putin is seriously worried about his future — and that he dramatically misunderstands the risks in this maneuver.
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But by failing to see how villains are as integral as heroes, the MCU fundamentally misunderstands what makes a good superhero story.
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But it also locked the network into lockstep with a President who fundamentally misunderstands the role of a free and independent media.
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"To my point earlier, we're getting a lot of supplies through, but just perhaps a misreporting that misunderstands that fact," replied Bossert.
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A boy named Miguel goes to the world of the undead during Día De Los Muertos after he misunderstands his hereditary roots.
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Covenant Review argued in a report published on Thursday that the New York court "fundamentally misunderstands" the senior secured bonds' covenants, however.
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My fantasy of getting liberated from the internet and finally finding happiness and peace misunderstands my lifelong mental health problems as external.
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And the argument that the NLRA must specifically authorize the labor board to regulate arbitration misunderstands the interaction between the two statutes.
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Expecting Australians to rise up when we see the full scope of our policies toward refugees misunderstands the purpose of these policies.
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I think it fundamentally misunderstands the fact that low-income people don't have the resources to pay for access to health care.
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His argument to eliminate Section 230 protections glosses right over this point, likely because Baron Cohen misunderstands what Section 230 actually does.
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It misunderstands the rising energy surrounding identity issues as a threat to liberalism when it's actually sowing the seeds of liberal renewal.
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The panda is no longer endangered I've written before about how the myth that pandas aren't "worth saving" misunderstands the species and conservation.
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Older people like Jim often don't speak clearly or linearly, and those with dementia can't be expected to troubleshoot a machine that misunderstands.
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Western diplomats familiar with Chinese requests say China sometimes misunderstands that in Western countries it needs to process its demands through the courts.
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Indeed, it paints an ominous picture of a President who fundamentally misunderstands the apolitical independence the FBI requires to be credible and effective.
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But that position not only misunderstands how legislative interpretation works, it also fails to grasp the historic complexities of Title VII's sex provision.
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To suggest a person alone can challenge these practices by taking individual responsibility for their privacy fundamentally misunderstands our social and political environment.
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So how does someone who misunderstands such a basic, well-understood point about taxes and trade get to be a key economic adviser?
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The food industry's approach to people like me—let them eat fake and steak—misunderstands how people like me choose what to eat.
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Trump takes that stance for granted because he fundamentally misunderstands -- whether purposely or not -- the role the media plays in a healthy democracy.
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Even the most persuasive argument — that compulsory voting violates free speech ideals that include the right to silence — misunderstands how compulsory voting works.
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The Moon enters fiery Aries this afternoon, lighting up the communication sector of your chart—but watch out for misunderstands early this evening.
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Both think the high-minded debate we are having over First Amendment protections for hate speech misunderstands the way white supremacist groups operate online.
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Go too general, and it weakens the effect, like when a brand misunderstands a meme, but get too specific, and you lose your audience.
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That's nuts, because it implies that Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are equally unpalatable and it misunderstands "choice" as profoundly as Trump misreads polls.
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The "poverty industry" run by the middle classes, he said, misunderstands deprivation because they are not part of it, however well-intentioned they are.
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But describing Tesla in this way stretches the concept of "disruption" beyond the point of usefulness and misunderstands the nature of the company's success.
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More fundamentally, the quota law focuses on the wrong problem and misunderstands the role of the board, which is to mitigate the principal-agent problem.
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For example, my client Susan knows that her emotional baggage of not being understood means that when someone misunderstands her, her confidence takes a dive.
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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito wrote in an opinion that same year that the Federal Circuit "fundamentally misunderstands what it means to infringe" certain patents.
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It misunderstands a new media world in which every story, and source, is at risk of being discredited, not by argument but by sheer force.
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One of the things the media misunderstands most about this race is that policy positions matter quite a bit less than the messenger behind them.
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He's reckless on fiscal issues; he's incompetent on the border; he's clueless on trade; he misunderstands executive power; and he subverts the rule of law.
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He's reckless on fiscal issues; he's incompetent on the border; he's clueless on trade; he misunderstands executive power; and he subverts the rule of law.
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"The sex addiction therapist misunderstands sexual health and imposes their own bias and moral beliefs onto what could be completely natural for the client," he said.
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Nehlen had said that Ryan misunderstands Trump's immigration proposals, which would temporarily ban those from certain countries with terrorist activity from coming into the United States.
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"The truth is the press misunderstands and never records the big accomplishments of the White House," Mr. Ryan said, for a second agreeing with the president.
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Zuckerberg misunderstands the huge threat of TikTok Instagram, and Instagrammers, may have to lose their artful, cool aesthetic to embrace the silliness of tomorrow's social entertainment.
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This approach may work in some cases, especially those where a young gunman targets classmates at school, but it misunderstands why a white nationalist commits a massacre.
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Which both deeply misunderstands what the #MeToo movement is about and denigrates the entire idea of women feeling safe to come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct.
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"To deny that any such distinction exists is a bad faith reading of what he wrote and fundamentally misunderstands the role of courts and judges," he added.
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The idea that another immigration deal will suddenly emerge sometime over the next 72 hours misunderstands the policy and political complexities at work for both parties here.
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To the Editor: In blaming "government" for the high cost of health care and generic drugs, J. D. Vance fundamentally misunderstands how we got to this situation.
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What's happening: Again and again, the West has shown that it misunderstands China's true competence in the technologies of the future — artificial intelligence, quantum science, robotics, and more.
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The city's official position is that Lyft misunderstands the terms of its contract with the regional Bay Area MTC, and San Francisco refused to enter dispute-resolution process.
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To assume that partisan actions by Supreme Court justices are bad because they erode public faith in the institution misunderstands what public faith in the Court really means.
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And McAuliffe's other comments suggest that he still believes the public simply misunderstands the TPP and will come around once its explained to them by elites like himself.
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When it comes to economics, she said Monday that Trump misunderstands some fairly elementary concepts, citing his stance on reducing trade deficits with China and other global partners.
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But if the child misunderstands or misses these cues altogether, the potential risk is that the dog will resort to more intense signals -- such as growling or snapping.
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The fact that it's not as good as Alien is forgivable, but the fact that it so fundamentally misunderstands why Alien is a good movie is practically unconscionable.
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Blind when it comes to all Chuck-related matters, Jimmy misunderstands the cause of his flame out when he relates the panel interview, in a rage, to Kim.
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But that misunderstands the fact that services output can't be smoothed; skipping dinner out today in favor of canned soup doesn't mean you buy two dinners out tomorrow!
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So to say that because Rosenstein and Mueller "didn't get any votes" they can't do their jobs deeply misunderstands the role the Justice Department plays in American life.
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" Utah pastor Rick Henderson condemned Osteen by name in a 2200 sermon and subsequent Huffington Post article: "He frequently misunderstands important matters of faith and doctrine when being interviewed.
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" If we accept this premise, then #bagelgate was a hybrid, erroneously identified as a "celebrity misunderstands food" incident but actually a classic "celebrity eats food in a weird way.
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This creates a false either-or division between artists and organizers, manufactures unnecessary drama, and misunderstands the reality of how the coalition against Kanders was nurtured and held together.
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But what if the game maker, at the highest possible level, misunderstands what players actually want, and doesn't listen to or trust those players when they verbalize those demands?
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However, Xi's belief, stated in his speech, that "development" is "the golden key" to resolving the conflicts dividing Hong Kong society shows just how deeply Beijing misunderstands Hong Kong.
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If the receiver misunderstands what their partner said, or gets defensive and critical, then the therapist would interject and help steer the conversation in the right direction, Derhally says.
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Letters To the Editor: "Trade Is Good, but Voters Aren't Buying It" by N. Gregory Mankiw (The Upshot, Economic View, July 31) misunderstands resistance to the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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We know that he either misunderstands or chooses to ignore traditional norms for how a president acts, what he says and how he treats those who work for him.
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Then there's Amazon's Echo—an intelligent plastic cylinder that sits in your house and misunderstands things in hilarious ways (and also is supposed to answer your questions and stuff).
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In her book "Brain Storm: The Flaws in the Science of Sex Differences," she says that this narrative misunderstands the complexities of biology and the dynamic nature of brain development.
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Randall Marshall, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union Alabama chapter, told WTVM it's "cruel," it misunderstands what sexual assault is about, and it could violate the 8th amendment.
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But we argue that today it has expanded to new extremes, obstructs free expression and fundamentally misunderstands the process by which all cultures form and progress: through creolisation and intermixing.
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To draw too straight a line between YouTube's financial arrangements and Logan Paul's increasingly outrageous shenanigans misunderstands both of the economic pressures of media and the complexity of popular culture.
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In a statement, the company, Freedom Debt Relief, said the federal regulator "fundamentally misunderstands" its business and erred in accusing it of deceiving consumers in a lawsuit filed on Wednesday.
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Voters have not taken kindly to the recommendation, describing the request as a patronizing directive from an elite figure who thoroughly misunderstands their feelings of alienation from the political system.
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In negotiating with governments as if they were businesses, this administration misunderstands that governments are not the "spenders" of national economies the way businesses are the spenders of their budgets.
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The Hunt bills itself as a satirical romp taking pot shots at everyone, but it fundamentally misunderstands what satire can do, the function it fills, and the way it works.
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But there's another, more philosophical reason Trump fundamentally misunderstands the way big money influences our political system — and why he doesn't offer anything remotely resembling a solution to fix it.
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In a recent essay in Foreign Affairs, Oriana Skylar Mastro, a North Korea expert at Georgetown University, argues persuasively that the US fundamentally misunderstands China's relationship with the Kim government.
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For more on the short-form video wars and the future of micro-entertainment, read: Zuckerberg misunderstands the huge threat of TikTok Instagram Stories launches TikTok clone Reels in Brazil
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However, he's wrong in a way that is instructive and unfortunately common: He misunderstands platform businesses, like Uber (and Apple, which we'll get to in a second), and how they work.
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To the Editor: I am appalled that much of the national discourse after the University of Chicago dean of students, John Ellison, denounced "trigger warnings" fundamentally misunderstands what trigger warnings are.
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President Trump's overall goal appears to be the enrichment of the United States, but he both misunderstands the trade balance and ignores the array of data in favor of open trade.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's commerce ministry said it is disappointed at the European Commission's decision to launch a probe into Chinese exporters of electronic bicycles, adding that Europe misunderstands the Chinese market.
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I sure hope no one misunderstands our simple message because I promise you that although many other Americans love this country as much as I do -- no one loves it more.
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They're reskins of a basic gameplay mechanic that fundamentally misunderstands what that kind of emotional moment is supposed to do, how it works, and so it sticks out like a sore thumb.
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OK boomer implies that the older generation misunderstands millennial and Gen Z culture and politics so fundamentally that years of condescension and misrepresentation have led to this pointedly terse rebuttal and rejection.
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"The market still thinks somehow there's going to be a deal between the U.S. and China...I think it misunderstands what Trump wants," said Marc Chandler, Bannockburn Global Forex chief market strategist.
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Trump himself has largely ignored the controversy publicly, but his administration's attempts to cast him as some sort of victim misunderstands and warps he history the Mississippi museum is meant to honor.
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"Donald Trump misunderstands—or, more likely, simply opposes--the role a free press plays in a democratic society," Thomas Burr, president of the National Press Club, said in a statement responding to Trump.
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The suggestion that materials were 'stolen' from the President's desk to prevent his signature misunderstands how the White House document review process works — and has worked for at least the last eight administrations.
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This, as my colleague Max Fisher explains, profoundly misunderstands the post–World War II international order: US security guarantees benefit the US far more than any "tribute" from Japan or South Korea would.
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"Anyone who thinks you're making a loyalty oath to some candidate fundamentally misunderstands this process," Cruz told reporters during a stop in Raleigh, North Carolina, one week before voters head to the polls there.
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From the beginning, Badiou misunderstands his burden: Instead of trying to explain why the young would want to listen to him, he feels the need to think out why he wants to address them.
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That Trump doesn't know that -- or, even worse, knows it and doesn't care -- speaks volumes about something we already know from his first 16 months in office: He fundamentally misunderstands the office of president.
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The new sanctions were passed by a coalition of Democrats who blame Mr. Putin for contributing to Hillary Clinton's defeat and Republicans fearful that their president misunderstands who he is dealing with in Moscow.
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If he is saying that the public or the media owe Mr. Porter due process, then the president misunderstands the meaning of due process — which, again, is only an obligation owed by the government.
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" Any attempt to bring together the string of decisions made by the president under the umbrella of "America First," Mr. Brands writes, misunderstands the "fundamentally unserious approach to some of the most serious geopolitical issues.
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Trump threatens tariffs against Mexico and an end to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with both countries, only because he misunderstands that trade and our "balance of payments" falls far short of neighborliness.
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But as Andrew Kolodny, an opioid policy expert at Brandeis University, told Vanity Fair, this gravely misunderstands Purdue's role: Since OxyContin is one of the more potent opioids, it was disproportionately prone to misuse and addiction.
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Finally, the idea that Trump is doing with Iran what he did with North Korea -- threatening to blow things up and then wanting to make a deal -- misunderstands why Kim Jong Un came to the table.
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It's an agreeably dumb monster movie, and if you can set aside how badly it misunderstands the King Kong character, hey, you might enjoy, say, a giant spider-crab thing whose legs are disguised as trees.
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I spoke with Nelson about the history of HBCUs and their connection to figures like Booker T. Washington, why the schools have been such a strong incubator for black progressivism, and what Trump misunderstands about black colleges.
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Bill Donohue, who leads the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, argues that the brief filed against the church "has an air of paranoia to it," and misunderstands the historical context behind the Missouri Constitution's religious provisions.
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The new frustration detection feature Amazon announced at the end of September, which enables the digital helper to tell when a user may be annoyed if it misunderstands a request, is the result of such efforts, says Prasad.
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Baby Yoda tries to heal his new guardian's wound, but the Mandalorian (like many a new parent) misunderstands the intent and puts the kid to bed instead, so he can get on with the serious business of self-repair.
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But Whiteʼs project, in general, was bigger than himself, nothing less than the presentation of a history too long ignored: "Because the white man does not know the history of the Negro, he misunderstands him," he said in 1940.
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And then there is the "celebrity misunderstands food" incident, which is usually — although not always — reserved for politicians, who try to use food to prove they are just like you but end up inadvertently revealing that they are very, very different.
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Sometimes Ummo misunderstands the words that were said (though admittedly this American-made app may have had an issue with my British accent), and I wish it kept a log of speech data to track whether there was improvement with practice.
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His inability tonight to explain how many "trillions" of dollars it will take to enact his policies and his refusal to back down from praising Fidel Castro will only exacerbate a concern that he fundamentally misunderstands and trivializes the issue.
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But this seriously misunderstands the nature of drug abuse; the issue is not whether a patient is using a drug, necessarily, but whether the patient is taking a drug in a way that puts his or her life in danger.
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Flattening something that discretely dynamic into a chintzy game show completely misunderstands why people watch video games at all, which is mostly to marvel at the unbridled excellence of a pro or to sink into the antics and narration of an entertainer.
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"I think that one of the things that the president fundamentally misunderstands in that comment that he made is that responsible prosecutors, which I considered myself to be one, you don't just listen to someone who flips, you corroborate them," Christie said.
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Over the course of a more than 90-minute delivery, Trump pushed conspiracy theories and blatant lies, trashed law enforcement officials that aren't blindly loyal to him, exhibited thuggish tendencies toward protesters, made misogynistic remarks, and demonstrated that he fundamentally misunderstands the Constitution.
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This is driven by a smart impulse on some level — it's way too hard to launch a cable network now — but it misunderstands what Trump is trying to do: peel off just enough of the faithful to establish a beachhead, then grow from there.
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" A single scientific study that surveys 349 undergraduate college students doesn't prove anything, but moreover, the study itself misunderstands subtweeting, which these "scientists" define as "a [social networking site] post to talk about another user behind his or her back in a public forum.
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"The suggestion that materials were 'stolen' from the President's desk to prevent his signature misunderstands how the White House document review process works — and has worked for at least the last eight administrations," said Porter, who handled the flow of paperwork in the West Wing.
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Hsu points the finger and jabs it to make sure no one misunderstands: Tsiang's tragedy was to be a native-born China expert residing in a country where Americans considered the tens of thousands of Chinese living among them to be no more than laundrymen.
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But people close to the president and Hannity say this caricature vastly oversimplifies the complicated and evolving alliance between the two men and misunderstands the degree to which Trump, as candidate and president, has come to Hannity's positions, rather than the other way around.
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Young men, many of them depressed, alienated or mentally disturbed, are drawn to the Columbine subculture because they see it as a way to lash out at the world and to get the attention of a society that they believe bullies, ignores or misunderstands them.
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"Those who are expecting Coats or Gina Haspel or anyone else to speak out on these issues misunderstands how the intelligence community works and its ethos of being quiet professionals," said Klon Kitchen, a former intelligence official and national security adviser to Republican Sen.
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"Summary of the 3.5 hour film: 30 minutes of talking (maybe half of which are shots of female butts), 2 and a half hours of dancing (virtually all female butts), and a 20 minute scene of unsimulated cunnilingus that profoundly misunderstands female sexuality," the critic added.
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Part of the show is about wish fulfillment, but a lot of this series for me is about saying, if you love Villanelle, which we all do because she's heaven, can you still love her if she misunderstands a situation so much that she kills a child?
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"Speculation about a Berlin bailout of Deutsche Bank is misplaced, and misunderstands European Union (EU) rules on bank rescues, politics in Berlin and the capital situation of the bank," Eurasia Group's Europe research director Mujtaba Rahman and analysts Federico Santi and Charles Lichfield said in a note on Thursday.
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There can be only two interpretations of Wilson's comment then: Either she misunderstands what really happened in Benghazi, which would be inexcusable for someone who served in Congress during Republicans' Benghazi hysteria, or she cynically appealed to misconceptions about Benghazi in a bad-faith attempt to smear the president.
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It's a movie that fundamentally misunderstands what satire can do, the function it fills, and the way it works; it's the cinematic equivalent of the guy on Twitter that makes an unnecessarily rancid joke, and then when people get upset at him, angrily tweets about how nobody understands satire.
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But this fundamentally misunderstands how drug trafficking works: It is possible to ship "big loads" of drugs through ports of entry because drugs, especially potent substances like heroin and fentanyl, are small and easy to compact — making it easy to hide them among other goods and in hidden compartments.
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To claim that these devices are the result of some kind of ever-improving natural process not only misunderstands how evolution works, but it also suggests that everything from biological weapons to fraudulent startups like Theranos to Juicero (the $400 machine that squeezed juice out of packets) are necessary and natural.
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From QAnon to Pizzagate, When Online Conspiracies Form Cults Renee DiResta looks at the fascinating ways that online communities resemble cults: The idea that "more speech" will counter these ideas fundamentally misunderstands the dynamic of these online spaces: Everyone else in the group is also part of the true believer community.
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But he also completely misunderstands the appeal of the various characters he's been asked to shepherd to the big screen, then overcorrects in subsequent projects for any criticism he receives — as when Batman v Superman seemed obsessed with winning over those who thought Man of Steel featured too much wanton destruction.
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"His job is to uphold the Constitution, to represent the people of the United States as the chief law enforcement officer of this country, and I think he's behaved in a way that demonstrates he fundamentally misunderstands that responsibility ... and is acting more like he works for Donald Trump," Cicilline said.
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But two administration officials argued that this claim misunderstands how the conservative legal movement has matured as the generation of Republican lawyers shaped by reading the originalist dissents of Justice Scalia and by the bitter 1987 fight over Judge Robert H. Bork's failed Supreme Court nomination has come of age.
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Stephen Wolfram—whose name you might recognize from "knowledge engine" Wolfram Alpha—also gave testimony, where he explained to our county's lawmakers that their entire premise of algorithmic transparency fundamentally misunderstands how this technology works: If you go look inside those programs, there's usually embarrassingly little that we humans can understand in there.
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As Hannah Jane Parkinson points out in The Guardian, there are moments in which Allen misunderstands exactly how structural privilege works ("Sure, I had media connections through my parents and an entrée into the Groucho fucking Club, but I managed to get a career in spite of that and my education—not because of them").
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Deciding in the final moments of "Transparent" that what the show is entirely about is generational trauma is well enough, if eliding so many other of the show's notes; committing to exorcising that trauma through exuberant dance and song badly misunderstands what this cast has done for seasons now and can do so well.
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To give a sense of the magnitude of consequences that can follow when a juror misunderstands criminal mental-states, the difference between being convicted of a "knowing" homicide and a "reckless" homicide for the very same act can be as much as 14 years in prison, in the first case, and probation without prison time in the latter case.
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This misunderstands the multiple trading of concessions that has guided trade liberalization over more than a half-century under the most-favored-nation rule, opening deals in which India offers something of value to Europe, in exchange for which Europe offers something of value to the United States and the United States offers something India likes.
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This misunderstands the multiple trading of concessions that has guided trade liberalization over more than a half-century under the most-favored-nation rule, opening deals in which India offers something of value to Europe, in exchange for which Europe offers something of value to the United States and the United States offers something India likes.
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But Jessica Jackson Sloan, the national director and co-founder of the criminal justice reform group #Cut275, argued that this misunderstands how the law is applied in reality: Someone convicted of threatening to kidnap a judge would also be convicted on kidnapping charges more generally — and those general charges would lead to exclusion under the First Step Act.
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Zuckerberg misunderstands the huge threat of TikTok Facebook's strategic messaging starts to lead us to the other national security thread happening these days in DC. There have been wide concerns over the past few months on Capitol Hill over bids for subway, rail, bus and other transit contracts from Chinese companies, like state-owned CRRC and electric bus and battery manufacturer BYD .
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The junior Senator from Connecticut on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Chris Murphy, said Tuesday at the Center for American Progress Ideas Conference that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson "fundamentally misunderstands the threats presented" to the U.S.: For example, the Ukraine crisis: "You cannot confront that with military power" — it needs economic stabilization, energy security, and tools for becoming independent, Murphy said.
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" House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy Pelosi85033 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Impeachment inquiry tops Americans' list of most important news stories of 2019 10 controversies that rocked the Trump White House in 2019 MORE (D-Calif.) also condemned the comments, telling reporters Thursday, "What the president misunderstands is that cruelty is not wit.
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As the love story develops, the language relaxes; McBride told me that once she realized the book was about a relationship, she knew the tone would have to be different in order to "facilitate more direct forms of communication"—how each person processes, or misunderstands, what the other says, how the way they speak to each other shifts over time.
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A film made by a man that is entirely about men but understands its characters and represents them accurately — both as members of their gender and as unique individuals — is much less a failure to women than a film about women, made by a man, which misunderstands and misrepresents women on every level, repulsively warping the ways they engage with the world and why.
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O. Keret's stories range from dark to downright silly — there's the child in the title story who misunderstands the intentions of a man standing on the roof of a tall building, the strangers who meet up daily after work to share a joint on the beach, the increasingly absurd email exchange between a man desperate to bring his mother to an escape room that is unfortunately closed, and the owner of said escape room with a pretty big secret to hide.
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