It is, in essence, a mobilization of corporations, rather than a mobilization of private citizens.
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Others saw a similarity between the military mobilization on one side of the bay and the cultural mobilization on the other.
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A few years ago, emergency climate mobilization was a marginal idea, and within five years' time a vigorous climate mobilization movement exists.
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War with either one might require mass mobilization, and the United States never has been able to achieve a mass mobilization without conscription.
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Iranian-backed Shi'ite paramilitary forces known as Popular Mobilization and Sunni tribal fighters known as Tribal Mobilization took part in the offensive, it added.
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Kenya is yet to conquer ethnic-based mobilization and adopt the issue-based mobilization that could provide answers to many challenges affecting the country.
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"We are a vibrant society that has a long history of mass mobilization and mass organization ... I'm unashamedly encouraging mass mobilization," he added to cheers.
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It could be a mobilization of medical resources or a mobilization of law enforcement — two very different things, Rachel Sachs, a law professor at the Washington University in St. Louis, told Axios.
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The only possible way we could achieve this is through a mobilization of national resources, of our top minds and industry on the scale of our mobilization during World War II. Rep.
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The Climate Mobilization is an organization based on telling the truth about the climate emergency and advocating for the only solution that could protect humanity and the living world: WWII-scale climate mobilization.
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"The choice is simple: It's either a mobilization against an external enemy or mobilization against internal problems," Dmitry Gudkov, one of few members of the opposition in Parliament, wrote on his Facebook page.
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That's where the second current — Democratic mobilization — made a difference.
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The Trump factor powered Democratic mobilization and built on it.
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However, a spokesman for Popular Mobilization Units was more circumspect.
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Roosevelt established the War Production Board to oversee the mobilization,
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Right now there's a lot of energy, emotion, and mobilization.
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Bernie Sanders has mentioned mobilization on the campaign trail and
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"Mobilization may be today's conspiracy theories' biggest challenge," said deYoung.
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Contrary to that is the mobilization of those formally disaffected.
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Though the opposition's mobilization strategy, as suggested in the Sept.
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Much of its influence is over the Pupular Mobilization Forces.
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This, of course, led to an upsurge in base mobilization.
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Nonviolence demands the mobilization and participation of millions of people.
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The statement said the mobilization would last for three days.
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Kataib Hezbollah is a group under the Popular Mobilization Units.
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He covered foreign policy in his "Global Climate Mobilization" plan.
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They are not institutionalised and lack mass grassroots mobilization strategies.
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In short, it was a triumph of organization and mobilization.
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Matt Blizek, the elections mobilization director for the liberal MoveOn.
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By contrast, with firearm violence, when we were faced with rapidly rising rates in the late '80s and early '90s, we started a mobilization — but in the mid 1990s we shut that mobilization down.
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"The government doesn't give direct support to the National Mobilization (force) because it is not part of the Popular Mobilization and there is no coordination between the two," said a government spokesman in Baghdad.
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The options could include a mobilization of medical resources or a mobilization of law enforcement — two very different things, Rachel Sachs, a law professor at the Washington University in St. Louis, previously told Axios.
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The country's Popular Mobilization Unit (PMU), also known as the People's Mobilization Forces, debuted its new offensive ground unit on November 1 against ISIS forces currently besieged near the northern Iraqi city of Mosul.
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I'm hoping for mobilization — a call to action, raised social conscience.
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These Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) are also a significant political force.
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A truly national wartime mobilization will require broad public buy-in.
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I love the idea of mobilization behind a common national purpose.
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The mobilization required to fight climate change has a similar potential.
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The Popular Mobilization Forces are made up of mainly Shi'ite fighters.
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"The indigenous mobilization will end and Decree 883 will be lifted."
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The balance of electoral mobilization has shifted in favor of Democrats.
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Some are calling for a huge "mobilization" to "combat" climate change.
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The latest mass mobilization may also have a lasting political effect.
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The national mobilization against the coronavirus is now in full swing.
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Today, it's been a national mobilization — except at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The mobilization in Spain had the backing of most trade unions.
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But it was not just self-mobilization; campaign outreach mobilized Latinos.
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According to its organizers, the New York mobilization attracted 000,000 marchers.
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By some estimates, the current mobilization is also in the thousands.
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There has been little if any sign of a U.S. mobilization.
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The nationwide mobilization is taking a financial toll, health officials say.
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Successful civilian mobilization against a coup attempt was unprecedented in Turkey.
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Organizers say it is the largest climate mobilization in world history.
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This latter can only be generated by a massive popular mobilization.
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That's how we get the caravan "threat" and our current military mobilization.
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She might turn out to be an untapped resource of voter mobilization.
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And as you know, workers are what is needed for any mobilization.
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What if they focused less on persuasion and more on voter mobilization?
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This kind of mobilization is integral to getting people out, said advocates.
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Employer political mobilization of workers is clearly good for corporate bottom lines.
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Ideally we'd do enough organizing and mobilization that we don't need antifa.
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Muñoz will help organize LVP's mobilization and registration strategy for Latino voters.
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The Climate Mobilization visualized this world in our Victory Plan, and Sen.
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The use of Iran-backed Popular Mobilization forces could inflame further resentment.
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A critical part of Jones's success was the mobilization of black voters.
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Like the military, the census, the nation's largest peacetime mobilization, cannot fail.
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Women this year are also the most active constituency driving Democratic mobilization.
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Mobilization also meant increased military spending, with the American economy already overheated.
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Conducting the last census required the largest peacetime mobilization in American history.
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As the crisis mounts, the nation is embarking on another extraordinary mobilization.
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This effort "was really at the core of US mobilization," says Wilson.
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The mobilization against Mr. Trump began even before his victory was official.
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Trump's short-sighted, uninformed, bellicosity can provide a focal point for mobilization.
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And when there are major challenges overseas—such as the rise of fascism in the 1930s and 1940s—we depend on a robust wartime mobilization to fight any threat to democracy and to undertake a full mobilization at home.
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What happened instead was the most extraordinary sustained popular mobilization of my lifetime.
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What I try to point out here is that mobilization is incredibly important.
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Those currents were demographic change, Democratic mobilization and disaffection with President Donald Trump.
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Ahrar al-Sham put out its own call for general mobilization in November.
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" It also called for the "general (mobilization) of the people for the inauguration.
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However, he did signla there could be a "partial mobilization" of the army.
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The counterrally organizers were called Popular Mobilization, and they included anti-fascist counterprotesters.
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A source on the government side confirmed large mobilization by pro-Assad forces.
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Facebook has been a net good for humanity by democratizing communication and mobilization.
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Anti-Trumpism has generated an unprecedented nationwide outpouring of anger, resistance, and mobilization.
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The enormous mobilization failed to accomplish his goal, leaving Cubans exhausted and humiliated.
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What the party needs to do is focus on voter outreach and mobilization.
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The same community that soldier will return to after their mobilization has ended.
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But his solution to do so—namely, mass mobilization—only goes so far.
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The coalition has called for "mass mobilization" in D.C. from Aug. 10-85033.
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"We are absolutely ready to have a mass mobilization," Jayapal said on MSNBC.
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Steyer said his campaign is focusing on "grass roots" mobilization around the country.
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Instead, Mr. Capriles called on Venezuelans to begin a "national mobilization" that day.
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It was perhaps the most heartening example yet of mobilization through social media.
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Beyond offering collective catharsis, dancefloors can be potent breeding grounds for political mobilization.
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Twenty years of research and individual campaigns have proved that mobilization wins elections.
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"You're seeing a really strong industry-wide mobilization to the fight," Jeffries said.
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SARS, MERS, H2628N28500, and Ebola all provoked rapid mobilization to combat their threats.
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In Japan, women participated in "spiritual mobilization," embroidering special belts for fighter pilots.
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She put more effort into Latino mobilization than any presidential candidate ever has.
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The census, the nation's largest peacetime mobilization, is overseen by the Commerce Department.
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In this way, extreme nominees lose votes in two ways: mobilization and persuasion.
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Meanwhile in France, the mobilization against institutional racism is getting stronger and stronger.
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It requires national mobilization, not the localized efforts that those specific traumas demanded.
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"PENGASSAN has commenced mobilization for the strike," a spokeswoman for the union said.
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This trend presents an opportunity for both parties to focus on voter mobilization.
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Despite the vitriol received across social media, the girls are sparking tangible mobilization.
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While O'Rourke's likability factor is huge, his effort will hinge on voter mobilization.
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The standoff eventually became "the largest indigenous mobilization in living memory," Goldtooth said.
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This mass-scale business mobilization shouldn't be surprising given the current political climate.
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The effort illustrates that a broad mobilization of rights-oriented lawyers is emerging.
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Widespread mobilization doesn't necessitate Chinese authoritarianism, but it does sometimes require hard rules.
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In Votes Without Leverage, I focused on imperfectly competitive markets for voter mobilization.
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The "massive mobilization" by progressives would have a three-part strategy composed of "non-violent mobilization and organizing" and "vigorous social media presence," pressing media outlets to "condemn Trump's racism, misogyny and xenophobia" and a "voting renaissance," according to the letter.
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It would require an enormous mobilization to usher veto-proof majorities into both bodies.
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There was no evidence that political mobilization went up significantly after voter ID laws.
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He described it as a 10-year mobilization to take on an urgent crisis.
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Both persuasion and mobilization will be important in a race that has gotten tighter.
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The mobilization will take two weeks, after which the company expects to begin construction.
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The police mobilization in response to the protests has been both baffling and horrific.
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The usual rubric is that national politicians face a choice of mobilization or persuasion.
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When it comes to voter mobilization, starting late puts you at a distinct disadvantage.
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During that same time period in 2010, before Obama's mobilization, the average was 46,312.
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Margaret Klein Salamon, Ph.D., is the founder and executive director of The Climate Mobilization.
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So far, drug-resistant infections haven't prompted anything like that sort of broad mobilization.
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Roosevelt during World War II. Despite these inroads, climate mobilization remains a fringe idea.
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Institute and Worldwatch Institute, says he first introduced climate mobilization in the late 1960s.
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Hope: Social mobilization and open dissemination and sharing of information that social media facilitates.
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In today's highly polarized Poland, elections are won thanks to large-scale voter mobilization.
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She was first elected in 1992, as part of the mobilization after Hill's testimony.
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And grass-roots mobilization and moral suasion have worked in the United States before.
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Alongside the mobilization of pastors, Christian nationalist organizations are pursuing a data-driven strategy.
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Shiite militias dominate the so-called popular mobilization forces incorporated into the Iraqi Army.
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Prior to leading the ORC, Waddell was deputy commander for mobilization and reserve affairs.
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Bill O'Keefe is Executive Vice President, Mission, Mobilization, and Advocacy for Catholic Relief Services.
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We lampooned their mobilization of what we saw as a hopeless, hate-filled movement.
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Still, he has seen more scientists take at least the first steps toward mobilization.
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"I think he's going into civic mobilization," he said of the independent Vermont senator.
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Many environmentalists call for a World War-II-style mobilization to fight climate change.
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"Yesterday evening there was a big mobilization by Iranian militias in Aziza," the official added.
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Stabilizing the climate will require a mobilization on a scale rarely seen in human history.
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An opposition group created specifically for the rally, called Popular Mobilization, included anti-fascist counterprotesters.
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And what's interesting about it is it's a good usage of grassroots mobilization of customers.
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In 22010, Abrams tried to prove her theory by launching a pilot voter mobilization effort.
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Stopping climate change will require mobilization on every sector of our society and our economy.
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Trump has had better luck getting his cabinet confirmed, despite mass mobilization against several nominees.
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The campaign will include digital ads, college campus mobilization, and a 50 state voter guide.
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In 2015, however, his militia became a component of the Popular Mobilization Forces fighting ISIS.
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A disaffected electorate points to wider more systemic issues, such as voter mobilization, said Kingston.
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Bill O'Keefe is Executive Vice President for Mission and Mobilization at Catholic Relief Services (CRS).
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Most polls that attempt to account for mobilization do so by measuring enthusiasm among respondents.
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Speaking during the debate, conservative Senator Marta Varela welcomed the mobilization of anti-abortion campaigners.
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" He said that this kind of mobilization would be "unpredictable and can be very dangerous.
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If something like that mobilization were to happen, it would not be gentle or pretty.
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The [Electoral Justice Project] can't come in October and expect an increase in voter mobilization.
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Kofi's legacy continues in this ongoing global mobilization to end the scourge of extreme deprivation.
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Republicans readily concede the success of the current Democratic mobilization at the state legislative level.
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But the focus of the agenda will be a ten-year mobilization, per the GND.
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"We were planning to go bigger already," said Matt Blizek, a mobilization coordinator for MoveOn.
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Britain launched no military offensives against Germany, nor did it show much interest in mobilization.
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Rhetoric, though, only goes so far without the resource mobilization that made the Kochs infamous.
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And that's where a lot of the grassroots mobilization around the midterms is coming from.
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"It's urban, rural, statewide and it is indeed unprecedented," Mr. Allen said of the mobilization.
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The huge mobilization of people comes despite prior warnings for citizens to avoid large crowds.
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Associated forces include militia and tribal forces, popular mobilization units and the Kurdish Peshmerga force.
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Teams of Communist Party officials in villages hold "mobilization meetings," pressing farmers to sign up.
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"This is kind of huge," said Elizabeth Lynch, a lawyer with Mobilization for Justice Inc.
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Some were wearing uniforms of the Popular Mobilization Forces and some were in civilian clothes.
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Mobilization occurs at a massive scale when residents are deeply unsatisfied with their public institutions.
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With early voting, elections becomes less about persuasion and more about campaign mechanics and mobilization.
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"It would be an epic failure not to do early outreach, mobilization and the persuasion."
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This is a product of multiple factors, but not limited to education, mobilization and language.
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Their mobilization helped set the stage for the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff in 2016.
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The second one, on a 10-year climate mobilization and a $9 trillion investment plan.
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Obama was majoritarian and it certainly mobilized people, but then the mobilization fell away very quickly.
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The mobilization shop said text messages would alert supporters that the senator had a new plan.
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Last weekend, Patriot Front held its first mass mobilization since it was founded two years ago.
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"We've really stepped into mass mobilization of preparing for the worst, quite frankly," says NORML's Altieri.
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And that was just Detroit—the same sort of industrial mobilization took place all across America.
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The Kurdish-led administration of northeastern Syria appealed for a mass mobilization in defense of Afrin.
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Their efforts address poverty and inequity, and the mobilization of private capital in the public interest.
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At that point, we were really just revving our motors in anticipation of a large mobilization.
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I think you're going to see a mobilization like we haven't seen in a long time.
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The multiyear campaign will include media buys, activist education, grass-roots mobilization, lobbying and policy analysis.
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The group is spending money in seven swing states, chiefly on field organizing and voter mobilization.
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These campaigns are often perfect opportunities to work across the aisle and develop cross-partisan mobilization.
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Special elections pose major challenges of mobilization for all sides because they occur at irregular times.
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He knows he became PM because of the sacrifices, mobilization, agitation and support of the youth.
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Conservative Christians, determined to keep Republicans in power, are planning their largest voter-mobilization effort yet.
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MPower's campaign director Mohammad Khan explained that its voter mobilization strategy changed after the 2016 elections.
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McKibben suggests a huge mobilization to produce green technologies, solar panels, wind turbines and electric cars.
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Trump touted his administration's "massive federal mobilization," including more than 10,000 federal personnel assisting with recovery.
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The modern era of corporate political mobilization, meanwhile, traces back to the Powell Memorandum in 1971.
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The fact that this mobilization is needed at all speaks volumes about our terrifying global predicament.
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This may sound far-fetched, but Brown believes we're at a tipping point for climate mobilization.
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The only choice is to force the government's hand by democratic means, such as mass mobilization.
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The thing that concentrates most are managerial mobilization skills, entrepreneurial skills, team-building skills, networking skills.
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This is stuff about the value of mobilization over persuasion, the importance of being "inspiring," etc.
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The only way for a national mobilization to happen quickly and efficiently is with presidential leadership.
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For the World War II generation, mobilization was total, reaching pretty much into everyone's daily life.
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The painstaking mobilization that once was a feature of grass-roots movements was slow but durable.
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It is now time for the City of Miami Beach to develop and implement mobilization policy.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of a founder of the Climate Mobilization.
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Together, they have written a book entitled Web 2.0 and the Political Mobilization of College Students.
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The fire spread very quickly and went out of control despite the firefighters' mobilization and efforts.
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He is expected to oversee every aspect of the 2020 campaign, including organization, mobilization and staffing.
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He once battled U.S. troops and is now the deputy head of the Popular Mobilization Forces.
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I am hopeful that this new wave of student-led mobilization will finally breach that wall.
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Ms. Smeal's and many other groups have reported intensified mobilization, donations and volunteerism after the election.
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"I don't see any significant signs of mobilization of the populace in North Korea," said Bermudez.
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"This is all a question of mobilization," Miringoff, the director at the Marist Poll, told Hill.
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"The tone was pretty martial," he said, "And I think it will simply reinforce the mobilization."
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When asked by the Huffington Post, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's 2200 national mobilization chair, Rep.
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"A sweep is ongoing in the area with the mobilization of all land and air means".
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And early voting can't always indicate whether or not a campaign's mobilization efforts have tapped out.
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But why did the NLWV reverse its prior and apparently effective strategy of targeted electoral mobilization?
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We know that voter mobilization efforts are most effective when they appeal to voters' social networks.
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But we do know that networked technologies are making a difference today for activists and political mobilization.
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For now, though, Gubler wants to see fast mobilization to prevent the Angola outbreak from getting worse.
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She said Obamacare repeal's failure revealed the power of activism and grassroots mobilization to sink unpopular legislation.
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A President Trump or Cruz is likely to elicit mass mobilization among progressive activists of all stripes.
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Under the new rules, the units will be overseen by the Popular Mobilization Unit Committees, or PMUC.
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He fears further destruction given Haftar has amassed thousands of troops in the biggest mobilization since 2011.
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Imposing a ban would nonetheless require the mobilization of large numbers of riot police to enforce it.
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Priorities USA emphasized traditional voter mobilization — education efforts about the date of the election and polling places.
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He mentioned that the web enabled the Democratic Spring, greater mobilization against climate change and women's rights.
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That's why the Global Divestment Mobilization week is focusing on encouraging bigger organizations to divest their funds.
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Today she oversees everything from public policy efforts, community mobilization, social initiatives and the company's engagement strategy.
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Iran has trained and armed Shi'ite militias collectively known as Popular Mobilization forces to counter Islamic State.
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Celene Reynolds, a sociologist at Yale University, has studied Title IX mobilization over the last several decades.
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In a text message to ESPN, Cuban elaborated on Barea's quick mobilization in the face of disaster.
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I mean, the big lesson of 2018 was that mobilization of black women can change electoral outcomes.
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They question the allegiances of the Popular Mobilization Forces, the Shiite militias controlling their Sunni-majority city.
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Republicans used the right's opposition to Obamacare, mostly propelled by forces of reaction, as a mobilization tool.
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More recently, the two unions have joined together: on a 2014 mobilization campaign in Pinellas County, Fla.
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He will oversee the senator's grassroots mobilization, national operations and planning in the early states, they said.
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"This mobilization supports the priorities of the governor and the president in securing our borders," Norris said.
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"I hope that my act is not an act of resignation but one of mobilization," Hulot said.
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USAID has also helped leverage local resources to strengthen inclusive economic growth, called domestic resource mobilization (DRM).
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Americans for Prosperity funded and inspired Tea Party leaders through campaign contributions, talking points and mobilization efforts.
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We're facing something that's unbelievably large and scary, and will require unprecedented mobilization, but what's the alternative?
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"There is more mobilization happening, and trans folks are finding each other and working together," Tillery said.
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In their research, the duo found a sophisticated ecosystem that is apt at recruitment, propaganda, and mobilization.
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You would've seen a mass mobilization behind John Kasich, and pledges to not just #NeverTrump but #NeverCruz.
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Voter mobilization has also been crucial in expanding early voting efforts, like Obama's 2008 campaign first showed.
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In many ways, it was a uniquely cruel totalitarian rule, characterized by thought control and mass mobilization.
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By contrast, Mr. Trump's minimal organizing has essentially left voter mobilization efforts to the Republican National Committee.
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Five members of the Popular Mobilization militias were wounded as well, according to the Iraqi Joint Command.
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The mobilization of resources in response to the outbreak was only possible in a very centralized government.
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He broke the news on his blog of a full-scale American military mobilization that never happened.
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The Public Health Service Act would allow the mobilization and deployment of medical staff in underserved areas.
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In terms of both the Senate and the presidential election, the determining factor will be voter mobilization.
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The nationwide protests followed last week's massive mobilization of hundreds of thousands in the capital of Caracas.
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Yet mobilization of society is "even more difficult and necessary because the enemy is invisible," he said.
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Kataib Hezbollah is part of an umbrella group in Iraq known as the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF).
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The campaign will involve the mobilization of over 2.4 million people nationwide and will run throughout September.
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The campaign will involve the mobilization of over 6900 million people nationwide and will run throughout September.
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The more coverage from foreign media, the more people feel confident in government policy and social mobilization.
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The mobilization threatens the chances of the Hindu nationalist B.J.P. in the forthcoming state elections in Karnataka.
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On that occasion, James F. Byrnes, who had recently resigned as director of war mobilization, and Adm.
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They are a result of a thick social fabric, woven over years of bottom-up political mobilization.
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Mr. Abadi has already insisted that the Popular Mobilization Forces are prohibited from acting outside of Iraq.
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The reincarnation of the protests and the mobilization for independence that Catalonia experienced in 2017 seems unlikely.
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Of course, early success will produce an even fiercer counter-mobilization that Sanders will have to survive.
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Betsy Imholz is Special Projects Director for Consumers Union, the policy and mobilization arm of Consumer Reports.
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Rick Perry ordered 1,153 National Guard troops to the border, in a state-ordered mobilization that Gov.
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He believes in revolutionary mass mobilization and, once an election has been won, rule by majoritarian domination.
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As a result, immigration is broadly accepted as positive, closing off a major avenue of populist mobilization.
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He worked as a heavy equipment operator in construction, then as fighter for the Popular Mobilization Units.
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The Kurdish-led authority in northern Syria declared a state of "general mobilization" before the looming attack.
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The mobilization now underway illustrates the unique power that the Supreme Court has in energizing the right.
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On January 1st, 2019, The Climate Mobilization recorded just 233 declarations worldwide compared to the 1,703 today.
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Iran supports and arms a coalition of armed groups in Iraq known as the Popular Mobilization Units.
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The mobilization of service employees, many of them in Las Vegas, are critical to the Nevada caucuses.
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Thus, mobilization of cytotoxic immune cells during exercise might represent an indirect defense mechanism against cancer growth.
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Kata'ib Hezbollah is part of a group of Iraqi militias collectively known as Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF).
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The continuing strength of the mobilization was not good news for the government of President Emmanuel Macron.
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This is the logic of alternative facts, which is a strategy of base mobilization rather than persuasion.
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Personal struggles have seemingly trumped the need for an impassioned community-wide mobilization that drove previous generations.
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"You're transforming a voter mobilization activity to a festival activity, which is a lighter lift," he continued.
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The Georgia special election reveals a lot about candidate recruitment, mobilization, and the strength of national parties.
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The Democrats proposing a political revolution, like Bernie Sanders, have failed to break Republican opposition through mass mobilization.
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Mobilization into violent extremism takes lots of trust and confidence, which usually comes from having close personal relationships.
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According to Iraq's Shiite-led Popular Mobilization Units (PMU), Baghdadi is hiding in an area west of Mosul.
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The government called them Popular Mobilization Units (PMUs), but few recognize them as anything other than Shia militias.
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Have those efforts led to any new mass mobilization from his supporters almost a year after his election?
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" It also says the economic, social and health benefits of said mobilization "far outweigh the costs of inaction.
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It remains to be seen whether either company will face any internal mobilization to curtail ICE-related contracts.
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We have this new head of mobilization, David Jay, who's working on coordinating working groups on these topics.
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Street mobilization is important for Sadr as he cannot rely on a regional backer to sustain his popularity.
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Widodo suggested "political actors" were behind the mobilization of hundreds of thousands of aggrieved Muslims demanding Purnama's imprisonment.
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Putin has saddled the tiger of patriotic mobilization and has expertly made it trot in the right direction.
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Iran's Khamenei said in late June that no attempts should be made to weaken Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces.
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That mobilization is still happening — it's why Democrats just won big victories in Virginia and, it appears, Kentucky.
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Across the country, the mobilization of canvassers and grassroots activists advocating for a Yes vote has been phenomenal.
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We have been advocating for mobilization for five years, and pioneering and spreading #ClimateEmergency declarations for two years.
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It would mean an immediate, sustained global mobilization of a sort that has no precedent in human history.
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PN: The war in Syria was the cause of this mobilization: That affected Belgium and other European countries.
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Andra Gillespie is an associate professor of political science at Emory University, specializing in political mobilization and race.
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I think that is more about Democratic mobilization (of minorities and young voters) than (converting) reflexive Republican whites.
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Shannon Baker-Branstetter is the policy counsel for Consumers Union, the policy and mobilization division of Consumers Reports.
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Since then, China has undertaken a mobilization of wartime proportions to expand its output of disposable surgical masks.
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The CDC was mobilized, there was a national mobilization over a few cases of a new unknown disease.
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"There is a new sense of engagement and mobilization of people who were not engaged before," she said.
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In Mexico, a promised mobilization of security forces on the country's own southern border has apparently fallen short.
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Mr. Ghani's advisers have seized on that, insisting that threats of mobilization against the president are mostly bluffing.
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He could have talked about the lives being saved by his massive mobilization to staunch the opioid crisis.
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There was no mass mobilization to call senators in advance of the resolution blocking Trump's border emergency declaration.
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The president's opposition prompted call for mass mobilization by Mr. Di Maio that nearly led to early elections.
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The "yes" campaign could focus on mobilization; opinion polls had already shown that most Australians supported the cause.
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But he's a networker, and he wanted to be part of the mobilization of scientists fighting the pandemic.
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John Kasich and his campaign has feuded with state party Chairman Matt Borges, portending a weak mobilization effort.
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The pro-Iranian demonstrators were mostly from Iraq's Popular Mobilization Units (PMU), a coalition of predominantly Shiite militias.
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The mobilization was supposed to end the following year but was extended by Mr. Perry's successor, Greg Abbott.
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As the count draws nearer, a mass mobilization encouraging Asian-Americans to participate in the census is underway.
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Instead, forms of "subcultural mobilization," like racist online message boards, are playing an increasingly significant role in radicalization.
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Many such militias are technically part of Iraq's security forces and are known as the Popular Mobilization Forces.
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The Popular Mobilization Forces said Sunday that the U.S. strikes killed at least 19 of Kataeb Hezbollah's members.
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A red alert would prompt a mobilization of the island's special operations units, including bloodhounds, Mr. Cranston said.
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"They might not have been C.I.A. employees, but they were engaged in intelligence gathering and mobilization," he said.
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"This mobilization supports the priorities of the governor and the President in securing our borders," she told reporters.
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Our movement's direct action, voter education and mass mobilization is aimed at saving the soul of our nation.
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His organization says it uses litigation, grassroots mobilization, and reform and electoral efforts to work toward that goal.
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Kataib Hezbollah is a militia group that falls under the Iran-backed Shiite Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq.
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What's more, there's little reason to believe the sharp ideological tradeoff often posited by mobilization proponents really exists.
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As court duels drag on, campaigns lag, research comes to a standstill and years of community mobilization dissipate.
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Especially in Iowa, where the caucuses demand intense on-the-ground mobilization, campaigns need a slew of organizers.
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"This is going to look like a wartime mobilization," de Blasio said, and called on doctors to volunteer.
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Thanks, Patrick Does the turnout among Democrats tell us anything about probable mobilization/motivation among voters in November?
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Mr. Abiy's reforms have been applauded but have also led to greater ethnic mobilization for justice and equality.
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Many responded by joining new and long-standing paramilitary organizations that came under the Popular Mobilization Units banner.
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The militias were incorporated into government forces under the umbrella of the Popular Mobilization Forces which Muhandis led.
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"It's a huge mobilization," said Nacer Djabi, a well-known Algerian sociologist, in a telephone interview from Algiers.
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The only analogy that has ever come close to capturing what's necessary is "wartime mobilization," but it requires imagining the kind of mobilization that the US achieved for less than a decade during WWII happening in every large economy at once, and sustaining itself for the remainder of the century.
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According to Iraq's Shiite-led Popular Mobilization Units, or PMUs, Baghdadi is hiding in an area west of Mosul.
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Warren's Green Industrial Mobilization is a $1.5 trillion commitment for the government to buy American-made, clean energy products.
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During the earthquake, the volunteers' mobilization mimicked that of political arenas, spiraling into a massive on-the-ground effort.
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I expect to see mass global mobilization ahead of that moment, as we saw ahead of Paris in 2015.
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By comparison, the Climate Mobilization Act will activate in 22024 and affect an estimated 280,22050 buildings throughout the city.
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In the past couple of months, we've also seen a major mobilization around keeping plastic out of the ocean.
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Firepower was produced by the economy, and it was this mobilization of economies that would eventually decide the war.
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The "mega protest" Haitians have titled "Mobilizasyon san Limit," or "Unlimited Mobilization," is expected to begin around 10 a.m.
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But most products of the mobilization reached the battlefield only after the Somme offensive had come to an end.
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In "The Pity of War," Niall Ferguson described the gradual mobilization of the Allied economies as an "advantage squandered".
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The [Republican National Committee] has taken notice of the Democrats' efforts and have been investing more into voter mobilization.
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Popular Mobilization is mainly a coalition of Shi'ite paramilitary groups armed and trained by Iran to fight Islamic State.
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" It's also personally important to Miranda, who describes his mobilization efforts this election cycle as "all hands on deck.
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But those details are not a substitute for a political and mobilization strategy unlike anything we've seen in decades.
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Over 740 local governments in 16 countries have also declared a climate emergency, according to the Climate Mobilization group.
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After the successful New Deal mobilization, FDR remained a venerated figure in the South, decades after the depression ended.
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"The mobilization against the proposal is very strong," said Patrick Emmenegger, political scientist at the University of St. Gallen.
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"While not a ten-year mobilization, the carving did require a variety of skills over several days," Barry said.
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The local mobilization that occurred before the midterms can be the basis for Democrats to start preparing for 2020.
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The African Development Bank is mandated by the African Union to lead the mobilization of resources for the continent.
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The mobilization was not merely unprecedented for a midterm; it reached levels typically seen only in a presidential year.
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"At this stage we don't foresee large-scale fiscal mobilization," a government official involved in the process told Reuters.
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This network would help in times of natural disaster, with constant, pinpoint-accurate data aiding evacuations and resource mobilization.
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We need a World War II-style mobilization to stop burning fossil fuels and keep them in the ground.
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The international community has to mobilize in the same way that there was a mobilization over Syria and Iraq.
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Over 740 local governments in 16 countries have also declared a climate emergency, according to the Climate Mobilization group.
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"In August, the Taliban's mobilization of all resources was unprecedented, and it was beyond their capacity," Mr. Nadery said.
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Iran is successful because it relies on powerful local allies, including friendly Shiite paramilitaries within the Popular Mobilization Forces.
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More than that, these acts bred a sense of patriotic self-sacrifice and encouraged a mobilization to that end.
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If we had this kind of mobilization back then, we would've been in much better shape, but we didn't.
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Jay Inslee of Washington, who has already released multiple proposals about climate change, released a "global climate mobilization" plan.
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The decree was welcomed by many of the popular mobilization groups, including some of the largest and most powerful.
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"What we know is there's not going to be a massive [mobilization] of black communities across Canada," Khan said.
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The mobilization began in September, as soon as the Trump administration announced the repeal of the deferred-action program.
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Until 1990, that army could put a dozen heavily armed divisions into the field a few days after mobilization.
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Despite a major mobilization of soldiers, park rangers, expert divers, engineers and geologists, the operation has made little headway.
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At first, we thought it was a mobilization in support of Anita Hill in the great civil rights tradition.
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Ms. Abrams and Mr. Gillum embraced the Obama playbook for winning elections: It starts with emphasizing mobilization over persuasion.
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The Buddhist mobilization of 247 against the anti-Buddhist policies of the South Vietnamese government was ignited in Hue.
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Just about the last thing he wanted was to engender a wartime psychology — much less call for full mobilization.
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Washington (CNN)Taylor Swift sings about youth mobilization, endorses Democrats on Instagram and makes music videos with LGBTQ icons.
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A mass mobilization of activist women is demanding that the Equal Rights Amendment finally be enshrined in the Constitution.
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Amiri's Badr Organization has armed units within the Popular Mobilization Units (PMU), an umbrella group of pro-Iranian militias.
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And many historically Christian and Yazidi villages in Northern Iraq are now occupied by Iranian-backed Popular Mobilization Forces.
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Since legislators pay close attention to potential threats long before a primary election, mobilization influences legislative behavior almost immediately.
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There's been a mass mobilization of capital toward African startups around a basic continent-wide value proposition for tech.
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The climate strikes today are projected to be the largest mobilization for climate action the world has ever seen.
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Some women carrying flags of the Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces erupted into tears when the slain commanders were mentioned.
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Where the rest of his buddies were surrounded by spouses and children at mobilization ceremonies, he stood by himself.
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But fighting big battles came at a cost, for this type of war required the enormous mobilization of people.
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"This is what we've been waiting for, this kind of mass mobilization," Ms. Blakely said in a telephone interview.
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It suggests a 10-year mobilization, but does not necessarily set a goal of net-zero carbon by 20213.
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Last year's massive mobilization underscores how besieged the industry felt over complaints about soaring medicine prices and high profits.
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" The third component of the lobbying strategy was to "execute grassroots mobilization of trade groups, smokers and other allies.
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Part of the shared platform was an ambitious, WWII-style mobilization on climate change (though not yet branded GND).
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The numbers were especially surprising given how much pre-election punditry focused on the lack of mobilization among black Alabamians.
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Over 13,000 men heeded the call, joining various militia under the umbrella of the Shiite-dominated Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF).
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More than 2009,22 firefighters are currently working to battle the blaze, the largest mobilization for any fire in state history.
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Despite endless Washington hand-wringing about a long-term Iranian presence in Syria, Tehran's mobilization there is a fait accompli.
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That complicates Biden's ability to arouse intense support from young and nonwhite voters, which has become essential to Democratic mobilization.
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The best part of the article is how vivid it makes the fact that mobilization would be primarily industrial — i.e.
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These are folks who have in the past been more a part of the Democratic coalition and needed voter mobilization.
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More broadly, organizations that have typically put their money toward a "persuasion" strategy are starting to put resources toward mobilization.
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The mostly Iran-backed, Shi'ite-led Popular Mobilization force falls theoretically under the command of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.
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"Power respects power: the greater the mobilization, the better we can negotiate, and put pressure on the landlords," Basnet said.
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It will require a mobilization of resources — the kind we saw during the New Deal and the Second World War.
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" But the Climate Mobilization insists "the agreement may very well lead to the collapse of civilization and the natural world.
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The Obama campaigns (and now the Clinton campaign) have voter mobilization scripts that are guided by Democratic and academic research.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping convened a military mobilization meeting on Wednesday — the first ever for the entire Chinese armed forces.
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What makes Parkland unique, however, is the mass mobilization of citizen groups who want federal gun control, especially teen voters.
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He's prioritized mobilization above persuasion, working on behalf of candidates of color like Obama, Stacey Abrams, and even Kamala Harris.
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The Posse Comitatus Act (PCA) limits the executive's authority to order such a mobilization domestically to perform law enforcement functions.
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This swift push back involved record mobilization by an incredible 2,200 volunteer petition gathers according to organizers from Coloradans Vote.
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This mobilization, said the official, means that SDF-run prisons holding thousands of captured ISIS fighters would soon be understaffed.
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Walker's failure has many causes, including the mobilization of working-class voters in Milwaukee by groups like Fight for $15.
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The depot belonged to one of the Shi'ite paramilitary groups of the Popular Mobilization Force (PMF), a police officer said.
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It is because of the L.G.B.T. movement's political mobilization that we can now stand beside wounded lovers in hospital beds.
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In an email Monday, organizers highlighted their plans for a mass mobilization of protesters to confront any White House intervention.
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Which is why I've watched the massive Democratic mobilization against Trump's family separations with a mixture of admiration and unease.
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The most critical decision campaigns have to make is how to allocate limited time and money between persuasion and mobilization.
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Having stable blood sugar levels reduces the body's stress response, which in turn, moderates any undesirable mobilization of immune cells.
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Mr. Novasky, 32, is a staff attorney with the Mental Health Law Project at Mobilization for Justice in New York.
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It's earned him endorsements from the prominent immigrant rights group Make the Road Action and the Latino mobilization group Mijente.
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Biden proposed an all-out mobilization to increase testing, including specific policies like constructing hundreds of new mobile testing centers.
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You're not going to motivate Republican senators to do the right thing in the short term simply through grassroots mobilization.
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To think about what we need as a kind of wartime mobilization seems to me to miss the point completely.
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In 2012, more restrictive early voting laws also served as a mobilization tool to get out the vote, Gronke notes.
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The mobilization of Prohibition's citizen's enforcement army in Williamson County was replicated on smaller scales in many towns and cities.
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The nonbinding congressional resolution calling for a 10-year mobilization to end fossil fuel use has unified Republicans against it.
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There are roughly 30 of the militias, known as the Popular Mobilization Forces, with at least 125,000 active-duty fighters.
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Iran helped the Popular Mobilization acquire weapons and supplies, but gradually that role was taken over by the Iraqi government.
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At least some of that pressure is channeled through the Popular Mobilization, said Mr. al-Abadi, the former prime minister.
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It has also fueled a historic mobilization demanding the legalization of abortion in one of the world's most Catholic countries.
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"With all of the confusion around the mobilization efforts, you really don't know what to believe," Foss said over email.
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The Honduran government also urged citizens not to join the caravan, calling it a political mobilization aimed against the president.
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"All this movement you see, it is pre-election mobilization," Ms. Khan said, referring to national elections scheduled for July.
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The US needs to beat the virus in part through a massive, deliberate mobilization that puts people back to work.
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Some remedies are at the personal level, but most are at the federal and global, and that requires mass mobilization.
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That followed several similar attacks the United States has blamed on Iran-backed militias collectively known as Popular Mobilization Forces.
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It's earned him endorsements from the prominent immigrant rights group Make the Road Action and the Latino mobilization group Mijente.
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He demanded Medicare-for-all, complete cancellation of student debt, and widespread mobilization in the face of accelerating climate change.
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Swing voters are real, the persuasion/mobilization trade-off is overwhelmingly fake, and candidates who take popular positions do better.
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As part of the mobilization, education efforts to make passengers aware of the virus are beginning, in English and Mandarin.
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"What's sure is there comes a time when you move on to other forms of discussion and mobilization," he said.
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Of course, money for TV ads, mobilization efforts, phone banks and mailers aren't enough to win campaigns, especially for challengers.
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An annexation likely would spark a wave of violence and popular mobilization in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
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Iraqi supporters and members of the Popular Mobilization Forces pull off a plaque from the entrance of the US embassy.
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"Organizing for Warren in one of Iowa's most rural counties," by Holly Bailey What in-person voter mobilization looks like.
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Iraq's Shia militia forces known as the Popular Mobilization Units or PMU were funded and trained by his Revolutionary Guards.
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The strike also killed Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, the deputy head of the Iranian-backed Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF).
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That is, a mobilization of ordinary people — not privileged, not usual political activists — to rebel against an entrenched political establishment.
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Iran's quiver includes the Revolutionary Guards Quds Force, Popular Mobilization Units (Shiite militias in Iraq and Syria), and Lebanese Hezbollah.
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And he indicated in the interview that former President Barack Obama had raised questions about his plans for mass mobilization.
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During my deployment, for example, I served as the Medical Officer for a Navy Mobilization Processing Site in San Diego.
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Donald Trump won the presidency on an identity politics counterpunch: the mobilization of angry white voters, most of them men.
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But the mayhem was largely confined to a small area and could not hide the relatively weak mobilization on Saturday.
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Supporters of tighter gun laws have to overcome a mobilization disadvantage if they want to make up ground in 2018.
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They usually wait until there is a possibility for major mobilization against the government before they engage in overt censorship.
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A massive mobilization of active duty troops arrived in the city to deliver aid, rescue survivors and help restore order.
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Since the current SSS mandate requires that the first inductees report to entry-level training 193 days after a mobilization order is signed, Rostker also suggests that having ongoing draft registration is unnecessary, and that post-mobilization registration might be just as effective if the nation needed to return to conscription in a crisis.
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"We're always looking to work with others to build the best mobilization program possible," said Eric Hauser, the federation's communications director.
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There I was honored to witness a young generation of intellectuals and activists cutting their teeth on social mobilization and protest.
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Meanwhile, Iraq's Shiite-led Popular Mobilization Units liberated two villages west of Tal Afar, a town to the west of Mosul.
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The Popular Mobilization Units (PMU) made the announcement in a statement that was also distributed by the Iraqi Joint Operations Command.
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Anti-Muslim attacks and ethnic cleansing in Myanmar and Sri Lanka have been specifically linked to mobilization on the social network.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are floating a nonbinding resolution Tuesday to declare a "climate emergency" that demands a sweeping mobilization in response.
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That's what would be required for the kind of wartime mobilization McKibben is talking about: big, activist, tax-and-spend government.
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Political mobilization on climate change is going to fight a headwind as long as policymakers are getting those answers from models.
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Mosul residents and politicians said they dread the participation of these militias, known as Popular Mobilization, or Hashid Shaabi in Arabic.
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We already know the tough Clinton, who won points for her blazing speech against Trump's mobilization of the alt-right movement.
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Loss of private sector workers' right to free political speech and action is not the only issue with unchecked employer mobilization.
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He won at the time by orchestrating one of the most sophisticated and granular mobilization efforts the state has ever seen.
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But union members, long a key source of mobilization and support for Democrats, retain the party's longtime skepticism of free trade.
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And the answer has been an ambitious and directed mobilization of the American economy to direct and solve our biggest problem.
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If there's one silver lining here, it's that the mobilization against DeVos has been profound and has inched over partisan lines.
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Las Vegas, Nevada The Women's March organization is hosting its #PowerToThePolls event, kicking off the national voter registration and mobilization tour.
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As much as Clinton can claim credit here, outrage directed at Trump has also been a major mobilization factor for women.
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That summer we learned about a G.I. antiwar petition organized by the New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam.
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Wouldn't moderates be better off if Bloomberg donated to those candidates or put his money behind voter registration and mobilization efforts?
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But the logistics of mass mobilization these days aren't that simple, according to David Sievers, a national campaign director for MoveOn.
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"The mobilization that would need to take place to solve climate change would have to upend the capitalist economy," Schlakman said.
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"We live off this image as an open and tolerant place," said Jandira Queiroz, the mobilization coordinator at Amnesty International Brazil.
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Yet before liberals rush to celebrate the mobilization of business, it's worth remembering that corporate politics is ultimately about corporate profits.
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The past offers some clues, and so do the needs that wartime mobilization of the modern economy would (seek to) address.
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In Arizona, the Clinton campaign is building on local groups' voter-mobilization efforts to replace Sheriff Joe Arpaio in Maricopa County.
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In Kazakhstan, for instance, smaller protests were part of a "learning process," Dr. Marat said, which evolved into a larger mobilization.
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A mobilization spearheaded by student and labor movements is focusing on the land question to address the social legacy of apartheid.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Libya's eastern forces supreme commander Aguila Saleh declared a state of general mobilization in the country late on Sunday.
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Countless social media support pages now offer emotional support spaces and opportunities for people looking to connect offline for mobilization efforts.
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Ms. Akcaru has overseen a large-scale mobilization across the opposition alliance to monitor the election and do its own tally.
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Robert Peston said the government was likely to enforce a "wartime-style" mobilization effort in the next five to 20 days.
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Shiite militias that belong to the government-sponsored Popular Mobilization Forces said they would also send men to quell the violence.
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All hands would be on deck; everyone who needs a job would be offered one as part of the climate mobilization.
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That mobilization has not gone unnoticed by Mr. Netanyahu, who has attempted a high-speed U-turn over the past week.
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At the same time, playing to the Democratic base seems to have its limits, with no evidence suggestive of mobilization potential.
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Iraqi forces fought alongside troops from the international coalition — with the Iranian-backed Popular Mobilization Forces always part of the equation.
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There has been successful local and transnational mobilization around issues including women's liberation, ending mass incarceration, climate justice and indigenous rights.
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But on Wednesday afternoon, the umbrella group for the militias, the Popular Mobilization Forces, ordered everyone to leave the embassy area.
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Bringing functioning federalism to life begins with effectively implementing a law that governs Iraq's militia, known as the Popular Mobilization Forces.
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Qassim Suleimani and the deputy chief of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces, the armed groups that have fought against the Islamic State.
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In Ms. Smith's early teens she began acting with Mobilization for Youth, a social-services agency on the Lower East Side.
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The Latino Victory Project has endorsed Clinton, and its president is serving as Clinton's deputy director of voter outreach and mobilization.
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Other Democrats have rallied around behind the Green New Deal, which envisions a "10-year national mobilization" away from fossil fuels.
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Later Aguila Saleh, head of the eastern-based House of Representatives allied to Haftar, declared a general mobilization, a spokesman said.
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Many post-mortems of a losing candidate's fundraising, campaigning, and mobilization efforts will be offered in the months following the election.
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You can call it whatever you want, but it's political mobilization by the mass of people to say that enough's enough.
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"We are strongly appealing for the mobilization of resources and we have been in contact with countries to see whether, during the high-level session of the General Assembly, there could be a meeting devoted to the mobilization of support to the Amazon," Guterres told reporters from an African development conference in Japan, according to AFP.
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The Army's mobilization comes after Reuters published an investigation on August 16 describing lead paint poisoning hazards in privatized military base homes.
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The war over Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh accelerated partisan mobilization already underway in fierce battles for pivotal House and Senate seats.
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Zopa's banking license is currently at a "mobilization" phase, the firm said on Tuesday, with restrictions placed on it by the FCA.
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At this stage, Zopa's banking license is at a "mobilization" phase, the firm said, with restrictions put in place by the FCA.
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But while the details differed, a large-scale working class mobilization really did lead to Sandersian policies getting passed in many countries.
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Activists like Shimunov are focused on nurturing the new energy on the streets, translating blunt liberal outrage into a durable progressive mobilization.
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But when the effort for voter mobilization isn't there, as it often isn't in midterm years, Democrats barely even have a chance.
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The mobilization represents the biggest overhaul of U.S. military housing since the Department of Defense began privatizing its family dwellings in 1996.
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The third-largest wildfire in California history continued to grow Tuesday, reportedly prompting the largest mobilization of firefighters in the state's history.
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"When you listen to critics, ask yourself this question — show me another woman-led, large mobilization force like us," Sarsour told marchers.
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Univision's efforts in the 2016 election do not stop at Mr. Ramos's on-camera activities or the network's extracurricular voter mobilization work.
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"There's a responsibility in the work to look at issues globally," Rachel O'Leary, director for membership mobilization at Amnesty International, tells Mashable.
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Fighting with them are the Popular Mobilization Units, largely Shiite paramilitary forces that include Sunnis, Christians and other ethnic and religious groups.
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"A mix of conflict fatigue, cautiousness and internal divide has so far forestalled a military mobilization," said Emad Badi, a Libya researcher.
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"Typhoon Merandi is away from the Taiwan main island, but still our staff and volunteers are in the mobilization preparation," she said.
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Popular Mobilization, a leftist activist group, handed out hundreds of homemade vegan milkshakes made with coconut to protesters in Portland on Saturday.
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In the world wars of the 20th century, democracy emerged victorious because distributive data processing was the most efficient tool for mobilization.
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The order came after years of mobilization on the part of immigration activists and no small amount of political gridlock in Congress.
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In addition to population control and a national mobilization effort, according to the Berkeley City Council, residents should avoid "consumerism" and "narcissism."
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Their attempt to spur mobilization comes as no surprise, as DJs, producers, and venues have been regularly involved this entire election season.
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As a vehicle for that mobilization, there are few better than the creative living, working and performance space that is Winston House.
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"We tried to stop bloodshed but the Iraqi forces and Popular Mobilization Front (Shi'ite militias) kept advancing, using U.S. weapons," he said.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) will livestream anti-Trump "resistance training" Saturday as it prepares to launch a grassroots mobilization campaign.
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In Iraq, the Nujaba fights under the umbrella of the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), which encompass tens of thousands of Shi'ite militiamen.
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But FDR would heal many of the economic plagues of the nation with a massive government-funded work mobilization: the New Deal.
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The National Weather Service, FEMA, DOD, FCC, FDOT, Coast Guard, and other federal agencies have been sharp and aggressive in their mobilization.
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Zimbabwe has established a fund for noncommunicable diseases, "an innovative domestic resource mobilization approach that other countries can learn from," WHO tweeted.
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The westward road that links Mosul to Syrian territory was cut in November by the Shi'ite paramilitary known as Popular Mobilization forces.
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Witnesses and local journalists spoke of a busy, crowded and confusing scene after the attack, as well as a swift police mobilization.
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This has led to an organization-wide mobilization to protect the largest autonomous enclave outside of Syrian government control, the official said.
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Republican operatives on the ground admitted during the GOP convention that the Trump/RNC joint voter mobilization effort in Ohio was underwhelming.
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Iraqi armed forces spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Rasool told Reuters the mobilization near Mosul would not subtract from the campaign in Falluja.
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Black churches have long served as mobilization centers for political candidates and social causes, and this year appears to be no different.
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Despite this intensive mobilization, the Iranian regime has reached a deadly impasse in Syria with mounting casualties and little sign of progress.
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Then it says that the primary goals "should be accomplished within a 10-year national mobilization" involving various sub-goals and projects.
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Indeed, Heaney and Rojas's data show that Tea Party mobilization dropped after Republicans took control of the House after the 2010 midterms.
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Right-wing bitterness has fueled a 40-year mobilization among Republican elites to cement a conservative judicial system in the United States.
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Calling for "vigilance, unity, and mobilization," he also announces that "many world leaders" are planning to attend the memorials for the victims.
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Burr even forecast the mobilization of the military, something that has only begun to happen in recent days on a wider scale.
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A foundation of mutual distrust and fear — not access to social media — is the necessary condition for the mobilization of violent mobs.
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" But, he cautioned, "though it is not currently an election season, mobilization efforts seem to be wavering, or at best holding constant.
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That's why, more than any long-term target, the Green New Deal is focused on an immediate 10-year mobilization of resources.
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That led to some questionable messaging, said Ms. Brown, whose organization spent about $200,000 to help organize on-the-ground mobilization efforts.
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Although South Korea and Japan remain important American allies, they have frequently argued over historical issues like Japan's mobilization of comfort women.
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It is far-fetched to suggest Hispanic mobilization will fundamentally transform the electorate and turn Texas into a blueish state anytime soon.
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These fighting forces include Shia-majority paramilitary units known as Popular Mobilization Units, or PMUs — some of which have ties to Iran.
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Some Popular Mobilization groups keep their distance from Iran while others — including some of the most powerful — are deeply intertwined with it.
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Not since Hurricane Sandy has the call for mobilization in New York City on the hyper-local level been at its greatest.
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And the 2020 National Interagency Mobilization Guide, released March 1 by the National Interagency Fire Center, doesn't mention coronavirus or infectious diseases.
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RRPR Holdings, the holding company of NDTV, is also being investigated for irregularities in the mobilization of funds used for loan repayment.
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The problems the world faced required a grass-roots mobilization that the pope led among his flock of 1.3 billion, he added.
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"I am enabling the mobilization of state resources to be utilized in support of cities and counties in need," he said Friday.
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The political influence of the Popular Mobilization Forces has risen in recent years, and their allies dominate the parliament and the government.
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The political influence of the Popular Mobilization Forces has risen in recent years, and their allies dominate the parliament and the government.
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The U.S. military blamed Kataib Hezbollah, an Iraqi militia that is part of the Popular Mobilization Forces but is backed by Iran.
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The Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) had said that an airstrike killed and wounded several of its forces near northern Baghdad's Taji camp.
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The targeted strike also killed Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, the deputy commander of Iran-backed militias known as the Popular Mobilization Forces.
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And it could provide a fresh impetus at a time when the left is showing its own signs of organization and mobilization.
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That declaration "calls for an immediate emergency mobilization to restore a safe climate" without much detail on how it would do that.
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But the notion that there's some mobilization strategy that will eliminate the need to cater to the median voter is a fantasy.
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In another inspiring mobilization, women in Latin America and then throughout the world rallied against the continuing pandemic of anti-female violence.
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The initiative known as "World War Zero" frames the climate crisis as a war that requires a total-war mobilization to combat.
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Some of these strategies will involve mass mobilization like that pioneered by the Indivisible movement, Black Lives Matter, and Bernie Sanders supporters.
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The other can be tracked to the mobilization of negative partisanship in driving turnout from Democrats who usually sit out midterm elections.
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Ehrhart's bill ultimately failed to pass before the legislative session closed in March, staved off largely by the mobilization of student activists.
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World War I and World War II were massive military undertakings, which required enormous mobilization of civilians to support the war effort.
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This latest wave of mobilization has emerged out of a larger social movement called #NiUnaMenos (Not One Less) protesting violence against women.
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Racism and xenophobia propel a significant portion of anti-immigrant sentiment and proposed legislation; the mobilization of those sentiments hurts African Americans.
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"The number one thing I would say is winning elections isn't just about mobilization," said Yair Ghitza, Catalist's chief scientist, in an interview.
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The Popular Mobilization Units made the remark as they announced the third phase of their military operations to liberate areas west of Mosul.
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According to the Central Agency for Populations Mobilization and Statistics, 2000% of the poor are not included in the government's social protection system.
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Their mobilization efforts target not only the white working class, but also the growing contingent of people of color in the labor movement.
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Through proper procedures and permanent mobilization, they would continually sidestep the iron law of oligarchy and thus avoid turning into career politicians' playthings.
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In other words, regardless of the outcome of the general election in November, the populist mobilization in the United States isn't going anywhere.
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It's actually a green master plan with three green subsets: the Green Apollo Program, the Green Industrial Mobilization and the Green Marshall Plan.
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Johnson believes the data from this testing will help residents make informed decisions about community mobilization and possibly influence policy about air pollution.
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CAIRO, June 30 (Reuters) - Libya's eastern forces supreme commander Aguila Saleh declared a state of general mobilization in the country late on Sunday.
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The PLA claimed that mission was a part of China's aim to achieve a broader regional reach, quicker mobilization, and greater strike capabilities.
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French Interior Minister Gérard Collomb said he was monitoring the situation hour-by-hour, and there had been "maximum mobilization" by the state.
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It is also affected by the candidates, voter mobilization efforts, the state of the economy and satisfaction with the direction of the country.
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"To fund development needs, there needs to be renewed focus on domestic resource mobilization and engagement in private sector development," the official said.
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This would enable Iran to strengthen the position of the Popular Mobilization Units, a recently formalized militia force subject to substantial Iranian influence.
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The mobilization and anger translated to the 2018 election, where a surge of female candidates in both parties are running in battleground territories.
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Popular Mobilization is a coalition of predominantly Iranian-trained Shi'ite groups, formed in 2014 to take part in the war on Islamic State.
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Trump's decision to keep the country in a constant state of agitation and his critics in a constant state of mobilization has failed.
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It indicates that he has vastly exceeded what previous True Conservative candidates have been able to do in terms of organization and mobilization.
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"It should be a massive mobilization of workers," Mylene Jacquot, a senior official from France's largest trade union, the moderate CFDT, told reporters.
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By now, you're probably familiar with Rock the Vote, a voter mobilization nonprofit started by Virgin Records executive in John Ayeroff in 1990.
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A key test will be how well it will be able to translate its mobilization into votes in the 2018 midterm congressional elections.
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The specific Warren proposal on this score has three parts, a Green Apollo Program, a Green Marshall Plan, and a Green Industrial Mobilization.
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They must also look toward 2020 and the opportunity to translate this mobilization of the grassroots into lasting shifts within the Democratic Party.
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" In short, this means that "the social network can be a predictor of mobilization, which in turn is a predictor of the protest.
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The PLA claimed the mission was a part of China's aim to achieve a broader regional reach, quicker mobilization, and greater strike capabilities.
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Priorities USA will spend $100 million this cycle, primarily on advertising, election infrastructure and voter mobilization efforts in Florida, Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
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That's why we're proud to be on the leading edge of this mobilization effort commensurate with the scale of the climate change challenge.
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The charges deal largely with the administrative disruption that resulted from Manning's suicide attempt, including the mobilization of various prison resources in response.
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Most essential many be the mobilization of new citizen coalitions across the world to organize support for weapons treaties that are in jeopardy.
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The teenager allegedly placed fake 911 calls that prompted SWAT mobilization in six jurisdictions across the country, including Ohio, Wisconsin and New York.
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According to Reuters, just 13 percent of FEMA staff who specialize in directing federal aid to cleanup efforts are currently available for mobilization.
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We have ushered in ideas around zero emissions and a national mobilization to address the emergency that many have refused to take seriously.
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The coup was literally halted in its tracks by the grassroots mobilization of the working class, who now fully regained their political momentum.
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So if you put two and two together, you have mass mobilization wars that Piketty talks about, and you have these other phenomena.
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Of course, this means that 48% of registered voters either did not turn out despite the massive mobilization or voted for other candidates.
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"We have to bring fiber to every household and that requires a mobilization for digital transformation," Turkcell Chief Executive Kaan Terzioglu told Reuters.
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"These ads are an important part of our overall campaign, which also includes significant plans for grassroots mobilization and public education," he added.
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The first innovation was a vast civic mobilization to overcome a steady decline in cooperation — and rising costs — in the 20303s and 20100s.
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The longer-term realities are setting in for Americans amid calls for a World War II-style national mobilization to fight the pandemic.
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We think of safer sex as something that's always been with us, but it came out of a community mobilization against the virus.
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The mobilization outside of DC among ordinary people is completely different than what we saw in the early days of the [AIDS] epidemic.
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But these companies will only be successful if we learn the right lessons from the industrial mobilization that won the world's biggest war.
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Or is it sufficiently noxious and racist and destructive that it can be only crushed, through gradual demographic weight or ruthless polarized mobilization?
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Sinjar's mayor Mahma Khalil said the Popular Mobilization Forces, an Iran-backed, predominantly Shia militia, had moved in and was securing the town.
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Their work will appear in a United Nations report to be published within a year, and will culminate in international mobilization, organizers hope.
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"The government is usually dysfunctional in cases like this but the whole mobilization was quite impressive," said Mr. Singh, the former naval officer.
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This military mobilization is accompanied by the ubiquitous assumption that North Korea could not only survive a nuclear conflict, but also win it.
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Burch, whose organization opposes abortion and gay marriage, made his plans clear: We are already building the largest Catholic voter mobilization program ever.
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Aylward said China's "extraordinary mobilization" to handle the outbreak showed how an aggressive public health policy, including large quarantines, could curb the spread.
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Qassim Suleimani and of the leader of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Units — a Shiite militia force closely tied to Iran — who was with him.
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Aylward said China's "extraordinary mobilization" to handle the outbreak showed how an aggressive public health policy, including large quarantines, could curb the spread.
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Civic engagement experts have found that an effective canvassing and mobilization program costs about $50 per infrequent voter who actually casts a ballot.
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US embassy security officials are seen as protesters and militia fighters gather to condemn airstrikes on bases belonging to the Popular Mobilization Forces.
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A commander of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces, Jawad al-Talaibawi (center), takes a selfie at a gate of the US embassy in Baghdad.
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The group is a part of the Popular Mobilization Forces, or al-Hashd al-Shaabi, the organization that commands Iraq's Shiite militia groups.
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But on the big ideological questions, there's no mobilization loophole that will let progressives evade the problem that some progressive ideas are unpopular.
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One reason that taking popular positions is smart politics is that it works as a mobilization strategy as well as a persuasion one.
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Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces, an umbrella of mostly Shi'ite paramilitary groups backed by Iran, are influential in parliament and have allies in government.
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"To fund development needs, there needs to be renewed focus on domestic resource mobilization and engagement in private sector development," the official continued.
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The campaign arm also added Alexis Magnan-Callaway as mobilization director and three new communications staffers tasked with connecting with diverse media outlets.
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Shi'ite Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), some of which are trained and armed by Iran, said they will also take part in the battle.
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David Friedman is the director of cars and product policy and analysis for Consumers Union, the policy and mobilization division of Consumer Reports.
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A key test will be how well it will be able to translate its mobilization into votes in the 20173 midterm congressional elections.
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A key test will be how well it will be able to translate its mobilization into votes in the 22018 midterm congressional elections.
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Their mobilization showed how much Mr. Tillerson's nomination is already a Congressional proxy fight over Mr. Trump's embrace of Russia and Mr. Putin.
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The Defender 2020 exercises, scheduled between February and June 2020, will be the third largest alliance mobilization in Europe since the Cold War.
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To achieve those goals, the plan calls for the launch of a "20113-year mobilization" to reduce carbon emissions in the United States.
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The group known as the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), or Hashed al-Shaabi, is cause for serious concern, the senior U.S. official said.
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Flipping that ratio would involve a truly heroic, large-scale, well-coordinated effort like nothing in history, a kind of global war mobilization.
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"Certainly you look at not just the political mobilization but also the mobilization of money that went on with the organized religious right, especially in the '90s, or beginning in the '90s, and what you see is an alliance that over time, in my view, has begun to resemble more of a deal with the devil in the current administration," he said.
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The Shi'ite Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), some of whom are trained and armed by Iran, confirmed they are also taking part in the battle.
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"There is a climate emergency which demands a massive-scale mobilization to halt, reverse, and address its consequences and causes," the bill's authors wrote.
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Heather: I want us not to fall into the trap of thinking that the mobilization that we're seeing now begins with the Women's March.
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Under the agreement, the island nation must implement a range of reforms that include fiscal consolidation, revenue mobilization and structural reforms on state enterprise.
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"Popular Mobilization Forces and similar groups operating in Iraq should be under the firm control of the Iraqi government," they said in a statement.
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The bill is packaged with several other green initiatives in the Climate Mobilization Act and was passed ahead of Earth Day, which is Monday.
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Sanders describes his plan, released Thursday, as a "ten-year, nationwide mobilization centered on equity and humanity" that would create 20 million new jobs.
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But as much as the mobilization on the left is about stopping Trump, the progressive enthusiasm is about the future of the Democratic Party.
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In fact, her entire campaign is an outgrowth of a voter mobilization effort she's been working on for years, called The New Georgia Project.
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Nickel noted that the question of younger voters was only one aspect of the general issue of mobilization, albeit a "crucial" one, he said.
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His withdrawal of the tax did not quell the mobilization, which has since focused on larger issues of purchasing power and quality of life.
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In other states, particularly Oklahoma, teachers expressed regrets that their legislative victories weren't greater, but exhilaration at the size of the movement and mobilization.
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A liberal pick would presumably be blocked by the GOP but might "energize" Democratic voters heading into the 2016 elections, a potential mobilization benefit.
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Waiting for zero hour Among the groups joining to fight ISIS in Mosul are the Shia-led Hashd Al-Shaabi, or Popular Mobilization Unit.
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The party that holds the White House almost always loses ground in the midterms, and that's almost always in part because of differential mobilization.
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But there has been no real push by the Clinton campaign to capture Texas, and no major mobilization of Democratic voters on the ground.
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In Guerrero, nearly 700 homes were flooded and 12 communities isolated, resulting in the mobilization of 817 troops to help with the clean-up.
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According to the report, the WPK even redirected a nationwide 200-day mass mobilization campaign aimed at boosting the economy toward helping flood victims.
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I say thanks to the Afcon for giving us the opportunity to come together because it's very rare to see such a mobilization here.
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The government laid on hundreds of buses for its backers but closed subway stations in the capital and set up roadblocks, impeding opposition mobilization.
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As our work on the contexts and impacts of online mobilization shows, getting these stories right is critical to navigating the overall media landscape.
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The "Clean Finger" campaign promoted by the opposition is a form of political mobilization, said Mu Sochua, a former lawmaker and CNRP vice president.
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Human rights groups have accused the Popular Mobilization Units of extrajudicial killings, torture, and other abuses against the local Sunni population in recent months.
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Police officials say the cafe was frequented by militia fighters under the government-sanctioned Popular Mobilization Forces and many fighters are among the dead.
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New Mexico's Republican governor, Susana Martinez, made supportive statements when the Guard mobilization was announced last week, but hasn't made any specific commitments yet.
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While it is illegal to dodge the compulsory mobilization drives, some potential recruits have done so by bribing officials or simply leaving the country.
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The Climate Mobilization Act, an omnibus of a half-dozen bills, takes an aggressive posture to reducing carbon emissions from America's most populous city.
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All told, the last Census was the largest mobilization of a civilian workforce by the federal government in history and cost approximately $13 billion.
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MORE's collectivization of government, polarization of race, mobilization of a new immigrant electoral base, and establishment of a suffocating PC culture — it's already here.
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We are living in the middle of a remarkable revitalization of immigrant mobilization, just as hate and vitriol for immigrants comes into plain view.
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These concerns are a far cry from the epic mobilization of military machinery and manpower that resulted in the invasion of France in 1944.
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The Malagasy Red Cross has 700 volunteers out "conducting surveillance, community mobilization and contact tracing," said Andoniaina Ratsimamanga, Secretary General of Malagasy Red Cross.
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"Midterms are about mobilization, and we are headed into the stretch run with unprecedented enthusiasm among both parties," Democratic pollster Fred Yang told NBC.
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As Director of the BDT, Bogdan-Martin plans to increase global connectivity, strengthen partnerships, improve resource mobilization, and encourage digital inclusion and skill development.
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The Shia paramilitaries, known as the Popular Mobilization Units, were condemned for their brutality against Iraqis living in areas that were under ISIS' control.
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Lee Nam-woo, deputy defense minister for personnel, welfare, health and mobilization, said the ministry will make a decision after considering various public opinions.
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It is one of the largest states in terms of population, with a solid and powerful P.R.I. structure, electoral support base and political mobilization.
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Community organizations will need to prioritize the mobilization of voters and the grooming of candidates for the array of state offices elected and appointed.
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Miserable Results Skyrocketing casualties and literally no sign of progress have left Iran facing a lethal quagmire in Syria despite the intense mobilization campaign.
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Rospars will oversee Warren's grass-roots mobilization, national operations and planning in the early states, according to two sources familiar with the staffing moves.
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The latter two are affiliated with the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) of Shi'ite militias that are officially part of the Iraqi government security forces.
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This week, The Climate Mobilization joined a number of climate justice, environmental groups, professors, activists and celebrities to call on Congress to declare #ClimateEmergency.
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Its supporters don't entirely agree on the answers to key questions, such as: What will trigger this mobilization—a catastrophic event or global alliance?
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In the past five days, Democrats and outside groups have also started to re-engage in a major effort to short-circuit Republicans' mobilization.
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Many here credit that speedy mobilization for so far preventing the loss of human life and protecting all but a few houses from burning.
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Organizers believe that their commitment to strategic, intentional community building will create the right conditions for powerful, sustained mass mobilization when the time comes.
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But the economy eventually bounced back, first with rapid growth in the mid-1930s and then during the war mobilization of the early 1940s.
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As calls grow for a World War II-style national mobilization to fight the pandemic, America is readying troops and clamping down on borders.
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There is no sign of any unusual military mobilization in Pyongyang or along the perpetually tense border with South Korea to suggest imminent conflict.
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Texas has had troops on the border since 2014 as part of a state mobilization, and the cost was roughly $1 million a month.
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This mobilization drove the Women's March, where a day after Trump's inauguration, hundreds of thousands came to Washington to protest against his nascent administration.
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Shi'ite fighters from the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), many of whom have been armed and trained by Iran, took part in the military action.
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Loud women planned a massive March on Washington for the day after Trump's inauguration that could be the largest-ever mobilization of its kind.
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Check out more videos from VICE: "These infrastructures were already in place," Sergio Espana, the ACLU's engagement mobilization director in Maryland, told VICE Impact.
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Americans — even those with fear and loathing for the welfare state — need to get behind the full mobilization of the fighting force we need.
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The Bolsheviks created the first professional revolutionaries, the first total police state, the first modern mass-mobilization on behalf of class war against counterrevolution.
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"You're going to see a lot of money spent on mobilization," said Ilyse Hogue, who runs Naral Pro-Choice America, an abortion rights group.
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The government "urges the Hondurans taking part in this irregular mobilization not to be used by a movement that is clearly political," it said.
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Here are images of people gathered in Central Park in 1967 for the Spring Mobilization Committee March, a large protest against the Vietnam War.
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The first episode, titled "An Ocean Apart," documents Japan's blitz against China, Pearl Harbor and Australia and the subsequent American mobilization for the war.
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Malik Russell, a spokesman for The Climate Mobilization, a youth-led environmental advocacy group, called the decision "insanity" and at odds with popular opinion.
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Instead, he pushed for the idea of leading a racially diverse mobilization to wrest control of the government from the hands of corporate interests.
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Tarana Burke, the founder of the "Me Too" movement, is launching a voter mobilization campaign on the second anniversary of the hashtag going viral.
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As an officer in the Army Reserve, Officer Ali was granted a leave of absence from the department for the duration of his mobilization.
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The armed groups that are part of the Popular Mobilization, even though they are backed by Iran, are not perceived in the same way.
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U.N. agencies and other multilateral entities have proven the value in driving social progress through this type of goal-setting and mobilization of stakeholders.
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Syrian Kurdish forces, who are allied with the U.S., issued a "general mobilization" call Wednesday ahead of an anticipated Turkish offensive in northern Syria.
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Among those was Hadi al-Amiri, the head of the state-sanctioned paramilitary Popular Mobilization Units, the umbrella group for the Iran-backed militias.
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Their articulation of the issues and their large-scale mobilization forced the OPDO to reconsider its positions, and eventually challenge TPLF's hitherto unquestioned hegemony.
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Even data marshaled by a mobilization enthusiast like McElwee shows that consistent Democratic Party voters are the most left-wing kind of voter around.
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On issue after issue, the voters who a "mobilization" strategy would target are more moderate than consistent Democrats not more left-wing than them.
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The deal describes a 10-year "economic mobilization" that would overhaul the nation's infrastructure and build new layers into the existing social safety net.
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It was the deadliest attack against Iraq's Shiite-led Popular Mobilization Units since the country's forces wrested Hawija from the terror group in October.
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America First's mobilization ads will play across nine congressional districts, almost all of which Trump won in 2016, with the exception of Republican Rep.
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"The truth is the transformation we need requires not $100 billion - it requires trillions, and it requires a huge mobilization of resources," she added.
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Capitalizing on the mobilization for World War II, they pushed Fair Employment Practices legislation — to prevent racial discrimination in employment — onto the political agenda.
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"Initial sources confirm that the strike targeted a convoy of Popular Mobilization Forces medics near Taji stadium in Baghdad," it said in a statement.
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He cast all impediments as the products of a corrupt political system that could be overcome through a mass mobilization of the popular will.
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There was every reason to expect that the landscape of congressional policy would change dramatically as a result of the NLWV's electoral mobilization efforts.
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Comparing the 2018 vote with the results in 2014, as opposed to 2016, tilts the outcome so that mobilization looks relatively more important, Ghitza notes.
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" Especially "in wealthy democracies," he writes, "the preparation for and conduct of military conflict has largely become an exercise in fiscal, rather than social, mobilization.
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Core to Sanders's pitch for the White House is this message about mobilization; first to elect him as president, and then around his policy vision.
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In Iraq, the formidable Popular Mobilization Units, an umbrella group of Iran-backed militias, could potentially be ordered to attack US positions in the country.
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His concern about Trump and his Cabinet and the ongoing threat of Russia require rapid mobilization from both parties as well as independents, he said.
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I was part of a "Sanctuary Caravan," a faith-based mobilization of US citizens who felt morally compelled to meet, witness, and accompany these migrants.
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The counterprotesters were from the self-described "antifa" and a group called Popular Mobilization, which the Oregonian reported was formed to specifically counteract Gibson's rally.
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Her campaign's first large-scale mobilization at New Hampshire Democratic Party's convention in September was so impressive activists there saw her as the clear frontrunner.
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The National Black Mamas Bail Out mobilization aims to bring attention to this urgent social problem and the need to end the money bail system.
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" However, new media "lends itself to grassroots communication and mobilization, or recruitment, giving dissenting groups a way to connect with more people at that level.
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City Council has passed the Climate Mobilization Act, which tasks qualifying buildings to reduce CO2 emissions by 40 percent from 2005 levels or face fines.
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Representative Jan Schakowsky of Illinois, who has a trans grandson, was moved by Kennedy and the Task Force's mobilization around protections for people like him.
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Mann has urged governments to treat the transition to renewable energy with the equivalent urgency that drove the U.S. industrial mobilization in World War Two.
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Meanwhile, one argument we hear is that Hillary Clinton could have won in 2016 if she had the mobilization of black voters that Obama had.
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What he's saying: Yesterday the Democratic 2020 hopeful spoke to reporters about his new resolution to declare a "climate emergency" that demands a massive mobilization.
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Unlike 2002, reform is no longer an elite, insider conversation; there is now an intense grassroots mobilization to moderate the role of money in politics.
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There's exactly one option that's never been tried: Health reform should be treated as a political problem involving power, requiring mobilization and broad public education.
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At a time when people on the left and right think that big companies have too much clout, employer mobilization also bolsters corporate political power.
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This gradual shift has undoubtedly meant that campaigns must also focus their mobilization and outreach efforts on the calendar in addition to the electoral map.
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MSF called for "a massive mobilization of all relevant national and international organizations in order to vaccinate more children and treat patients" affected by measles.
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The temple, which has multiple chapters, "facilitates the communication and mobilization of politically aware Satanists, secularists, and advocates for individual liberty," according to its website.
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It's possible that drinking some caffeine before heading into the sauna will improve fat mobilization; just be sure you also drink plenty of mineral water.
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"Those prohibited from participating should include elements of the Popular Mobilization Forces, a group of armed forces allied with the government," the rights group said.
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Yet, history is rife with examples of disruptive, confrontational civil disobedience campaigns that have harnessed the power of popular mobilization for social and political change.
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The Iraqi operation is supported by the Popular Mobilization Units, an Iranian-backed militia group that has helped spread Tehran's influence in the Middle East.
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To win the war, it's going to take the deployment of ground forces, and of course the complete mobilization of the [Republic of Korea] military.
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She said she was working with other young activists to recruit black celebrities for a millennial mobilization tour through Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia.
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" Citing an anonymous expert, the Global Times said the DF-26 missile mobilization "is a good reminder that China is capable of safeguarding its territory.
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We had learned the importance of a rapid mobilization after the World Health Organization's (WHO) egregious failure to sound the alarm until months into outbreak.
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The Climate Mobilization Act includes a target of reducing carbon emissions in the city by 40 percent by 2040 and by 80 percent by 85033.
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He has outsourced voter mobilization efforts to the RNC, which has contacted about a million voters so far, well behind the pace set by Sen.
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She credits March On affiliates with doing the grassroots organizing and voter mobilization that led to the election of the most diverse Congress in history.
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Trapped behind enemy lines Last week the Hashd al-Shabi or Popular Mobilization Units, or PMUs, announced that Iraqi-led forces had completely surrounded Mosul.
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An estimated 3,500 people attended the event, and, as we've come to expect from Sanders fans, they showed support through DIY ingenuity and grassroots mobilization.
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One of the most telling things was how many tribes had militias or "popular mobilization units" protecting their territories, fighting ISIS alongside the Iraqi army.
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The mobilization should be viewed in the same way that JFK said we were going to have a mission to the moon within 10 years.
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James Inhofe (R-OK) had to hold back a laugh when asked if activists' mobilization against the bill made it harder for Republicans to support.
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The 2014 independence referendum in particular sparked political mobilization in the genre as more rappers grew vocal about their role in bringing about positive change.
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That disjuncture is likely to sharpen questions about whether Democrats can maximize mobilization of their increasingly youthful coalition without a leadership that better reflects it.
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Mobilization involves the more labor-intensive work of turning out infrequent voters by making phone calls, knocking on doors and driving people to the polls.
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The government saw the size and speed of the mobilization, and its high concentration of young people, as a threat — one it worried could grow.
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"What should be happening is we should be having a robust World War II-style federally driven mobilization," Raimondo said on CNN's "The Situation Room."
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In response, Wheeler had been trying to get Johnson to approve mobilization of the Reserves for nearly a year, but Johnson had turned him down.
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So far, mobilization against what's happening on the border has mostly followed standard political activism scripts: raising public awareness, organizing protests, phoning our congressional representatives.
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I also began to lead a peaceful mobilization for change, forming a coalition of opposition parties and nongovernmental organizations to protest in front of Parliament.
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Combined with other intelligence, the photographs signaled a troubling Iranian mobilization of forces that officials said put American ships, bases and commercial vessels at risk.
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"We wonder about the statements attributed to the American secretary of state about the popular mobilization forces," the statement from the prime minister's office said.
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Iran is also supplying and training Iraqi Shia militias, called the Hashd al-Sha'abi or Popular Mobilization Committees, fighting alongside US-backed Peshmerga near Kirkuk.
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What I have seen is a common narrative: hatred, the notion of superiority and cleansing, and mobilization to violence in the name of an ideology.
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Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency for Los Angeles County, clearing the way for a mobilization of state resources to help fight the fire.
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After pesh merga fighters withdrew last Monday, the city came under the control of Shiite Turkmen fighters who are part of the popular mobilization forces.
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"With a turnout of more than 90 percent, and the very high mobilization of the opposition, Turkish society still holds its dynamism," Mr. Unluhisarcikli said.
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The race suggests that Democrats will probably be disappointed if they hope to increase the black share of the electorate with traditional mobilization efforts alone.
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Their movement, with its roots in the gay liberation and civil rights movements, stands as among the most effective political mobilization efforts of our time.
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This level of sincere devotion to an artist — and even mass mobilization on said artist's behalf — is what helped propel BTS into the international limelight.
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Although most of these outfits are modest in size, the Popular Mobilization Units, a confederation of Shiite militias, total more than a hundred thousand men.
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The emptying of the site ended a remarkable mobilization of activists to the remote patch of North Dakota prairie near the Cannonball and Missouri Rivers.
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This is roughly the opposite of how the base mobilization concept is normally framed in the press, but it makes a fair amount of sense.
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They represent contrasting ideological visions in which the proponents of a mobilization-focused strategy also hope to build support for more left-wing policy ideas.
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The resolution calls for a 10-year mobilization effort to achieve "net-zero greenhouse gas emissions" but not for a precise timeline for completing decarbonization.
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"Lipinski has been bad since he came into office in 2006 and you haven't seen this kind of mobilization in this race otherwise," she said.
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Dickey said in a statement the Republicans have deployed a "skilled field team" throughout the state and have invested in voter registration, mobilization and turnout.
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"The unity we had internally, combined with the outside mobilization, really made this success possible," said Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the top House Democrat.
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All of which is to say that mainstreams respond to the gravitational pull of an evolving social consensus and to the push of political mobilization.
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Shiite militias, officially known as the Popular Mobilization Forces, have moved to cut off the routes to Mosul and are operating west of the city.
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It does however call for "achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions" through "a 10-year national mobilization effort" as the summary of the bill notes.
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The group's name, per the NYT, is meant to emphasize national security risks posed by warming and the "wartime mobilization" needed to rein in emissions.
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"Young people can have an advantage over someone working full time because they have time to mobilize and to engage in sustained mobilization," Marchetti says.
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But mounting public resistance toward the mobilization of free labor and supplies may spell trouble for Kim's ambition to transform Samjiyon, defectors and observers say.
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"The mobilization and dedication of everybody at this time is very important" Rousseff said, speaking with soft determination in front of a printed flowered backdrop.
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Soleimani delegated this campaign to Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, a head of Iraq&aposs Popular Mobilization Forces and the commander of the Kataib Hezbollah militia.
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The bold strike set off an enormous mobilization of Indian and Pakistani forces and a cycle of military attacks, bringing South Asia to red alert.
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The war on global warming could be combined with the war on rural poverty, using the mobilization that won World War II as a guide.
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But at the end of the day, we have to leverage every tool available to us, legislatively, within our courts, on the grassroots mobilization side.
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