And I'm very happy now we can be more offensive.
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"That's even more offensive that you don't remember," she said.
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Jim Jordan (R-OH) tweeted something equally, if not more, offensive.
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Baseball doesn't need to speed up, it needs more offensive excitement.
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There's so many more offensive things that are happening in this world.
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"My upper torso is no more offensive than a man's," she said.
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It would be tokenism, which is much more offensive than blatant sexism.
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Both teams found a bit more offensive traction for the half's remainder.
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I personally find this statement to be more offensive than the performance itself.
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It's even more offensive that Google doesn't talk about these deals more publicly.
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"It's even more offensive than Siempre Bruja, in my opinion," Erlick tells Broadly.
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What about that is so different and makes it so much more offensive?
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Even more offensive to Bourgeois yet, the artist's explanation of it was boring.
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More offense means more offensive statistics, which has translated into more triple-doubles.
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She grills him with a series of questions that get progressively more offensive.
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The government thinks the band being Asian actually makes the name more offensive.
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Currently this technology reports more offensive photos than humans on the network pick-up.
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Today we have more offensive photos being reported by AI algorithms than by people.
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But when I see the more offensive costumes, I talk to them about it.
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Green Bay could use some more edge pressure, as well as more offensive weapons.
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I found it totally inoffensive, I saw far more offensive, distasteful Pepes in 2014.
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"Super" abilities in Destiny 2 are meant to be more offensive than tactical or defensive.
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This helps make the show the rare update that is more offensive than the original.
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The leading sectors have been the more offensive sectors at the marketplace," Stockton told "Squawk Box.
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U.S. advisers have been pressing Afghan troops to leave their bases and launch more offensive operations.
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It appeared the D.I.Y. designs were growing even more popular and getting even more offensive, too.
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Both Greiss and Capuano noted the Islanders have provided Greiss with far more offensive support lately.
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Rather than being "bored" or "sniggering," Twombly happily embraced the more offensive sin of self-indulgence.
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Alzner, 28, is a gritty, stay-at-home defenseman while Carlson, 20083, is more offensive-minded.
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Some people still find the term Crack Pie more offensive than cute, or at least inappropriate.
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We've heard far more offensive language by presidential candidates (and presidential cousins) in "Access Hollywood" segments.
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And males who used swear words in conversation with females were rated as being more offensive.
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If it had been an actual text from Trump, it probably would have been way more offensive.
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Facebook already says that its AI systems report more offensive photos than humans on its social network.
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For some, the costume was even more offensive knowing the relationship between the pilgrims and Native Americans.
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He said that Harrison came up with another more offensive title about men leading and women bleeding.
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The coalition also needs help with search and rescue teams and more offensive military support, he said.
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Perhaps Trump should aim lower and hit up an offensive lineman with an even more offensive past.
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He wants more offensive speech, not less; he sees it as the only antidote to authoritarian leftism.
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Louisville had more offensive rebounds (12-4) and scored 10 second-chance points to keep things close.
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This includes improving investment in the industry — and developing more offensive capabiliies to strike back at attackers.
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Washington had more offensive rebounds (six) than the Bruins had total rebounds (three) over the first eight minutes.
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The video could have gone over badly if anyone at the wedding found it more offensive than funny.
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"I've read far more offensive, far more sexist, insulting, derogatory, disgusting things on a daily basis," Robbie said.
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I think that's reflective of the tug of war between those defensive stocks and the more offensive sectors.
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But it is difficult to think of a more offensive personal insult to Merkel than Trump's captive jab.
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But some were more offensive, with the city's Park of Ethnic Minorities once being translated as "Racist Park".
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Three Utah players individually had more offensive rebounds than Milwaukee, which grabbed a season-worst two offensive boards.
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It was a counterintuitive argument: that national missile defenses could encourage both sides to build more offensive weapons.
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Taking a more offensive approach to cyber-attacks will allow us to swiftly and preemptively address an imminent attack.
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The notion of bringing in one's own cake is perhaps more offensive to pastry chefs than to restaurant owners.
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But with film and mental health, it's almost as if the bigger the budget, the more offensive the result.
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Those monsters battle other monsters, become stronger, and learn more offensive and defensive moves to aid them in battle.
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"If the situation becomes more offensive, either we will have to guard the camps or defend ourselves," she said.
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Among the areas of improvement, Afghan forces continue to move toward a more offensive-oriented strategy, the report says.
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Among the few Providence highlights were more offensive rebounds (212-221) and second-chance points (215-22) than Florida.
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" Calcanis observed that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump "has said 100 things more offensive, [but] have they banned him yet?
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The result is a game that's much faster and more offensive than standard chess, but also one that's more approachable.
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Acknowledging that America's Afghan allies were suffering heavy causalities, Miller promised to bring a more "offensive mindset" to the conflict.
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"I think he's an opportunist who exploited race and served racism, and that to me is more offensive," Axelrod said.
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Is there anything more offensive to the United States military than flying the American flag next to the Nazi flag?
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The more offensive Mr. Trump is to the rest of America, the more popular he becomes with his core supporters.
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At the same time, they have also stepped up works to become more offensive on the web against their enemies.
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The Red Raiders cut down on their turnovers, and Culver found more offensive success after a quiet opening 214 minutes.
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Westbrook has defended her friendship with Star despite his inarguably more offensive actions, and she still makes videos using his products.
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To world-renowned chef Gordon Ramsay, being served dry chicken is probably much more offensive than being served a fish eyeball.
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Which means that phrase—which is more offensive to Brits than Yanks—was repeated on Mansley 103.2 at least 288 times.
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But it's not final at all, it's dancing around a much more offensive question, and one with a clear-cut answer.
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I don't know what Phil Jackson would do, but if I had my choice, I think Melo needs more offensive help.
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Right now that number is 244 percent, with Adams finding more offensive opportunities on put backs and as a roll man.
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After the incident, Ms. Terrone reached out to police dispatchers and continued her tirade with "more offensive language," Lieutenant Murgo said.
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It's an attempt to show resolution, power, and strength and certainly betoken a much more offensive China whose ambitions are global.
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The prologue is not just an effective way to frame the show and cushion the impact of its more offensive elements.
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And the sheer volume of criticism from Capitol Hill suggests this move on Syria is even more offensive to the GOP.
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In his insistence on still getting a good night's rest, Keaton chose condescension and silence, both more offensive than his teleprompter mishap.
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Hauser will take on more offensive responsibility after averaging 26 points and 27 rebounds in a team-high 23 minutes a game.
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Just tell me you don't care than to sit there and pretend you do because that is more offensive to these families.
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Which makes sense; otherwise a shady publisher could switch an innocuous preview image to something more offensive after you'd already shared it.
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Vitt told the conference that changing threats and new modes of attack required different responses from government agencies including more "offensive" capabilities.
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That was unfair, he was saying, when one considered that KFC had suffered no fallout from its founder's far more offensive remarks.
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What's even more offensive than me having characters using the word "nigger" is you telling me that I can't use this word.
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"Happy that the fight against terrorism is taking a more offensive turn," said government spokesman Yaya Sangare in a message to Reuters.
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With aggressive forechecking, more offensive freedom and mostly solid goaltending from Griess, the Islanders are playing with moxie since Weight took over.
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She tells PEOPLE Hall's alleged fabrication is even more offensive given the current tensions in some cities between police and the black community.
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By presenting the filthy water in the form of a treat, Polluted Water Popsicles makes the city's waste problem that much more offensive.
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Was M.I.A. flipping off the camera at the NFL really more offensive than her performing at the Super Bowl in the first place?
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Manager Ned Yost is trying to find more offensive production, leading to the decision to bench Gordon, who appeared as a defensive replacement.
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But it was reconstituted by Mr. Putin to give the Russian military more offensive punch and present a visible demonstration of Russian power.
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Knowing what a more offensive U.S. cyber strategy looks like, and whether it is being effective, is impossible, given the operations are classified.
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In June, the Pentagon expanded the cyber command's authority to include more offensive campaigns, in contrast to what was previously a largely defensive mission.
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Japan and South Korea must debate their need for everything from anti-missile systems to more offensive weapons, such as missiles and advanced aircraft.
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But she has been paired with a rival in Trump who has said more offensive things about women than any nominee in recent memory.
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Chicago, which entered Saturday's games leading the NBA with 12.4 offensive rebounds per game, permitted 10 or more offensive boards in 12 straight games.
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Allen robbed Alexander Wennberg and Dubois on point-blank shots as the Blue Jackets cranked up more offensive zone pressure midway through the third.
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Purdue dominated Maryland on the boardsto the tune of a 41-22 edge and grabbed more offensive rebounds (22) than Marylandhad defensive rebounds (240).
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Washington (9-4-2) was the more dangerous team in the middle frame, generating more offensive chances with the help of an aggressive forecheck.
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Against Danny Castillo, Ferguson had some trouble getting stuck on his back but in recent years his guard has looked more and more offensive.
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Jenny already had qualms with portraying "Fortune Cookie," and the character comes off as even more offensive when it's a white person playing it.
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Westbrook had 14 points, 8 assists and 7 rebounds at the break, and he had more offensive help than in the previous two games.
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The fact that this particular report is directed at a late British Royal — an extremely venerated one at that — makes it all the more offensive.
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The Bonnies appear to have more offensive firepower than Florida's first two foes after three starters scored more than 183 points in their opening victory.
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Blizzard has done a good job at diversifying its support characters, filling the roster with pure medics like Mercy and more offensive characters like Moira.
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Analysts said nothing in the new budget request suggested that Japan would cross the line from a primarily defensive stance to a more offensive one.
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The group isn't perfect, but it untethers Russell, Clarkson, and Ingram from a high-usage space eater like Randle, allowing more offensive freedom for everyone.
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LHP Jaime Garcia (2-5, 3.16 ERA) will be hoping for more offensive support and a little better luck as he faces Miami on Saturday.
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Winning certainly seems attainable, but winning by 10 would require a lot more offensive production than the Eagles have shown over their last three games.
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"In the second half, they realized they had to be more offensive, so their tempo was faster and they attempted more shots at goal," she said.
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Lue said he'd continue to handle the defense while taking on more offensive responsibilities, although he'll share them with lead assistants Larry Drew and Jim Boylan.
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The ad, though, takes a turn near the end and closes with some of Trump's more offensive words about women set on top of King's song.
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And there is a valid critique to be made about many of Disney's characters of color: the further back you go, the more offensive the caricature.
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Mark Burnett to release "The Apprentice" tapes -- which purportedly show more offensive comments from Donald Trump -- and she took her demands right to MGM's front door.
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In the thread of 14 tweets, Penn shares a selection of different roles he was offered, and each one is somehow more offensive than the last.
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To compare a fabricated television series to a catastrophic terrorist attack could not be more offensive or disrespectful to thousands of people — the whole country, even.
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There are few things more offensive in business than someone asking you to do something for them that is totally irrelevant to what you actually do.
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But if Mr. Erdogan was on a charm offensive, Germans seemed to agree that, after just 24 hours in Berlin, it was more offensive than charm.
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Don't say — and don't let your son say — that someone throws or runs like a girl, or use "sissy" or any of its more offensive synonyms.
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Would it be a swipe from the political ashes, revealing more offensive conduct by the "old boys' network" she had come into office swearing to puncture?
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The fashion show has consistently been accused of cultural appropriation, which is made all the more offensive by how few models of color they actually hire.
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Facebook's artificial intelligence systems now report more offensive photos than humans do, marking a major milestone in the social network's battle against abuse, the company tells me.
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But rather than hire actresses, Priorities said, it employed voters — male and female — who had not previously been familiar with Mr. Trump's more offensive remarks about women.
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Love showed renewed aptitude on the offensive glass this season, grabbing more offensive boards per 100 possessions than in either of his previous two years on Cleveland.
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"The fact that this political attack is coming from the minister responsible for Australia's refugee program makes it even more offensive," he told the Sydney Morning Herald.
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In the podcast, Freedman shies away from using the word "fat" — a word that Gay uses to describe herself — in favor of this much more offensive term.
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But Boone indicated he could field a more offensive-minded lineup by sliding Gleyber Torres from second base to shortstop and utilizing Neil Walker at second base.
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When he started playing one of the more offensive old songs — about beating women (without thinking twice, he claims) — the female musicians one by one stopped playing.
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They also have a lot more offensive opportunities in the House map — impeachment isn't going to be a winning issue for the 31 Democrats in Trump districts.
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Albeit in a more offensive manner than an exposed API, in March an Israeli cybersecurity researcher used the ancient SQL-injection style of attack to obtain Remini data.
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"I'm from a mixed family, so it's that much more offensive and outrageous to me when I'm called racist for not being a fan of hers," Allie said.
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In a recent essay, Waypoint contributor Nico Deyo stressed Mercy does break up the flow of the more offensive, typical characters, which could be a source of frustration.
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"We are seeing a more offensive behavior in the market" as investors bet on higher growth and inflation, said Sid Mokhtari, director, institutional equity research, CIBC World Markets.
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Miquet-Marty said Macron would "need a more offensive approach, and to distill the message that a Macron presidency would be more peaceful than a Le Pen one".
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In proving ourselves so distracted by Zac Efron -- to the extent that far more offensive films slip under the radar, we are falling into the same superficial trap.
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" The abortion ban, she said, was more offensive: "It felt like a vestige of a culture that was not in tune with how people were living their lives.
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Can anything be more offensive to a "sense of justice" than an unlimited surveillance, particularly of lawyer-client conversations, livestreamed to the opposing party in a criminal case?
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Many cybersecurity experts and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are applauding Trump's new national cyber strategy, which takes on a more offensive tone than previous guiding directives.
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Around the same time Facebook again "expanded" its work with Definers, switching to a more offensive strategy aligned with the on-the-attack style that the firm specializes in.
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And he appears to be doing all that he can to rally them, because his hateful campaign is a lot more offensive than almost anything the Brexiteers dished up.
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And by the way, there are some tech events that I've been to that are certainly ... have been almost more offensive in their approach to how they depicted women.
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Embiid is averaging 5.5 fouls per 36 minutes, and the 76ers are giving up 2.4 more offensive rebounds when he is on the court than when he is off.
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But even though the Republican Conference chairman said Trump's comments are "more offensive than anything I've ever seen," he said he will only vote for GOP candidates in November.
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That version is regarded as more offensive than the current red, white and blue model, which depicts a person with an exaggerated toothy smile, huge eyes and a feather.
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For some reason, unbeknownst to me, a message can somehow be more offensive if it is presented on an iPhone within a green bubble instead of a blue bubble.
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When the details of this policy are rendered accurately, then, it's less confusing — but also more offensive, and thus more damaging to America's image in some pretty vital countries.
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The Senators showed more offensive prowess in the early minutes of the second, exceeding their shots on goal total from the first less than seven minutes into the middle period.
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No one is calling it cheating, but as just one example, it is acknowledged that there is holding by one or more offensive linemen on every single play from scrimmage.
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He said he believed the sanctions threat was focused on possible purchase of the S-400 anti-aircraft systems that have a much larger range and are more offensive weapons.
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But some of the changes emphasize a shift toward a more offensive cybersecurity posture, a longtime request fromm the National Security Agency and cybersecurity branches of the U.S. Armed Forces.
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"This is no more offensive than @abc naming an Asian sitcom Fresh of the Boat or FOB- which is considered racists [sic]," wrote Lorin Hart, who uses the Twitter handle @CubeProMH.
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" VOYA released a formal apology on Facebook after a protracted battle with critics on social media, writing, "The review was offensive, and VOYA's response to the criticism was even more offensive.
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The operation also comes after the U.S. launched its new cyber strategy, which national security adviser John Bolton said would mark a shift to more offensive moves and policies in cyberspace.
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The typically furtive conflict went public last month, when The New York Times reported U.S. Cyber Command's shift to a more offensive and aggressive approach in targeting Russia's electric power grid.
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While his statistics are much the same as last season's, he is finding his way with a team that has more offensive firepower than the one he played with in Chicago.
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On Friday, an article from BuzzFeed reported how Google allowed the sale of ads tied to racist and bigoted keywords, and automatically suggested more offensive terms as part of that process.
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Yes. It wasn't any more offensive than other series of its time, and it aired in an era when it was easier to survive scrutiny over issues of diversity and inclusion.
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While Donald Trump Jr. and some other prominent conservatives have come to Carlson's defense in the past 24 hours, Media Matters has warned that more offensive audio clips will soon surface.
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Harry Reid, by contrast, likes to talk about Trump and Mitch McConnell "cuddling up" with each other — how McConnell is Trump's "head cheerleader" and "craven" for not denouncing his more offensive comments.
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Djitte, who was tied for 28th in rebounding nationally through Friday's games, is one of two players in that group who have as many or more offensive rebounds than defensive rebounds. 2.
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It's tempting to tell a story of a warped humor that grows edgier and edgier, more and more offensive, until its practitioners fall off the edge, into real racism and real violence.
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Sheffield gets docked severely for his defense at third base and in the outfield, but he has more offensive wins above replacement than Martinez, a designated hitter on the cusp of election.
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While political comments on Reddit were no more offensive than nonpolitical Reddit comments during most of the presidential primary period, this clearly changed once the general election campaign kicked off in full.
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Kenya says NeNe showed her true colors in how she dealt with Kenya to her face -- but perhaps more offensive is how she spoke about Kenya behind her back in a confessional.
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Dietary laws in the Qur'an forbid consuming pork, and the incident was all the more offensive as it happened during Ramadan — one of the most important holidays for members of the faith.
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And the existence of Whored Mode — as well as some of the more offensive humor in story mode — is something every potential buyer will have to reckon with and decide on for themselves.
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"The Women and Women First segments that are filmed at In Other Words are trans-antagonistic and trans-misogynist and have only become more offensive as the show goes on," the post reads.
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The Fox News interview was likely an attempt by the White House to be more offensive in fighting the claims against their nominee — allegations they view as an attack orchestrated by the Democrats.
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ET, ESPNU ABOUT CLEMSON (13-8, 22014-22015 ACC): Senior forward Jaron Blossomgame continues to lead the Tigers in scoring at 22 points per game, but is getting more offensive help of late.
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Lee will almost certainly be a better fit at that price than one of the Knicks' other reported targets, Eric Gordon, who provides more offensive flash but struggles to stay on the court.
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The departments of Justice and Homeland Security said earlier this year that they had uncovered no evidence of foreign election interference in the midterms, indicating that the more offensive cybersecurity approach was effective.
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Instead, positioning the puppets as a race that has been historically persecuted is more offensive and ridiculous than the smart social commentary The Happytime Murders clearly wants its audience to believe it is.
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One White House official said President Donald Trump has been pushing to take a more offensive approach in defending the nomination and the interview with Fox News was how aides interpreted his command.
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Other options could be Fabian Delph, in a more orthodox midfield role, or Marcus Rashford, who also made an impact as a substitute in Volgograd and would give the side a more offensive balance.
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"Although this is partly a reaction to being in a tough competitive position within the landscape, they are being more offensive than most, and this is the right move," Citi analyst Paul Lejuez said.
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Low bond yields and strength in defensive sectors and big growth stocks have carried the market, but early signs now show traction in cyclical, financial and global stocks – hinting at a more offensive tone.
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So honestly, the question really is what is more offensive: a group with water expertise offering to help during a water crisis, or an activist group trying to fundraise off the misfortunes of others?
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Ukrainian Defence Minister Stepan Poltorak and security chief Olekshandr Turchynov said the decision, coupled with a recent surge in fighting in the eastern Donbass region, suggested Russia had switched to a more offensive strategy.
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The problem for the Obama administration, however, is that if there is agreement with the Afghan government to proceed, it is essentially going back to conducting military operations on a more offensive level than before.
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One video seen by BuzzFeed News shows demonstrators surrounding an officer's home, calling him a weasel — a phrase considered much more offensive in Arabic than English — over and over again, until he eventually drove off.
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F-Secure says the acquisition will enable it to offer its customers access to the more offensive skillsets needed to combat targeted attacks — specialist capabilities that most companies are not likely to have in-house.
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"Although this is partly a reaction to being in a tough competitive position within the landscape, they are being more offensive than most, and this is the right move," Citi analyst Paul Lejuez told investors.
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Jeff Van Gundy, the Rockets' coach, had been fined a record $19983,000 for insinuating that the Mavericks' owner, Mark Cuban, had persuaded the referees to call more offensive fouls on the Rockets center Yao Ming.
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Ironically, despite someone banging your significant other being more offensive to non-swingers than singles having casual sex, couples on Fab Swingers appear better-adjusted, safer, and less prone to the site's downsides than others.
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Hezbollah, meanwhile, benefits from working alongside the Russians, gaining a military education that "will likely enhance the group's ongoing shift toward a more offensive-minded strategy," according to the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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All four women were subjected to targeted harassment by Hindu truthers, but even then, Bhaskar had it the worst — her original tweet with the placard was photoshopped ad infinitum, each time with a more offensive message.
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It's on the more offensive end of a spectrum made up of thousands of coffee-related quotes on Instagram that imply the poster would rather literally die before drinking a morning beverage that didn't contain caffeine.
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But the actress admits that her first attempt at the quiz revealed her Patronus to be something she found equally, if not more, offensive: The tragic thing is Salmon was my second (more centred, instinctive) attempt.
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It also marks a more offensive approach by France to take advantage of a perceived isolationist policy in the United States and promote a more business-friendly and open outlook advocated by the 39-year-old president.
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The hiring of Bondi and Sayegh, both high-profile political veterans, represents a new, more offensive posture from the White House, which has struggled to devise a cohesive strategy in response to the growing House impeachment inquiry.
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He also made DMT in his basement and shared a bedroom with a roommate at age 26, but this depressing, Gummo-esque dish he loved so much was somehow more offensive to me than all of that.
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Jackson cannot match Mahomes's arm strength or accuracy, but Baltimore has more offensive balance — the Ravens (2-0) have averaged 223.5 rushing yards a game compared with Kansas City's 72 — and a defense that has looked stronger.
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In 28 career regular season games in which Elliott has carried the ball at least 20 times, the Cowboys have gone 22-6, but to find playoff success, Dallas may need to find some more offensive balance.
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Central Michigan routed Siena Heights 108-48 to open up the new campaign and hopes for more offensive fireworks as the Chippewas set their sights on knocking off a Big Ten opponent for the first time since Dec.
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Perhaps less noticeable but even more offensive was a consistent narrative throughout the night: Kimmel's tendency to either botch the non-typical names of the minorities in attendance, or his tendency to straight up make fun of them.
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Kanter has more offensive skill than Adams, but because of Adams's contributions on defense and his ability to function in the offense without the ball, the Thunder's two most efficient lineups in the regular season both featured Adams.
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In a new ad from Our Principles PAC, an anti-Trump group, actresses recite some of Mr. Trump's more offensive quotations, adding only nonverbal editorial comment: the flick of an eyebrow, or a knowing pause, provides ample disclaimer.
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"Having some of these capabilities helps it to be in a position to be more 'a little bit scout, a little bit more offensive,' have a little more capability to be integrated with cruisers and destroyers," he said.
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Against the backdrop of Trump's business-friendly proposals, CEOs and boards are becoming "a bit more offensive minded," Waldron said, which should fuel mergers and acquisitions and initial public offerings in 2017, following a rather weak year for each.
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As offensive and ridiculous as Mr. Trump's proposal might seem to the British, doesn't the spectacle of their Parliament — one of the world's oldest and greatest democratic institutions — actually debating such a ban seem even more offensive and ridiculous?
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The show only gets lazy for a few minutes; an inexplicably drawn-out scene where Nola is stuck in a cab with a faceless driver squawking inappropriate comments at her in a South Asian accent more offensive than Apu's.
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Those operations reportedly took the group offline and unable to access the internet, and it was one of the most aggressive actions made public after the Department of Defense authorized the Command to make more offensive campaigns in June.
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"According to marginalized and vulnerable people, this change in policy will directly hurt them," wrote geek icon and power user Wil Wheaton, in a reblog of an inappropriately flagged post that featured nothing more offensive than shirtless men kissing.
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Twitter founder and CEO Jack Dorsey's official Twitter account was hacked on August 30, shocking his followers as his account spewed racial slurs, anti-Semitic tweets, and more offensive content, before all the tweets and retweets were eventually removed.
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Chappelle has long been praised for these sorts of refreshing and straightforward takes on racial dynamics, but in an effort to maintain his brand, it seems he's regressed to finding new, even more offensive ways to present antiquated ideas.
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What she finds even more offensive, though, is that during his research into dirty jokes he acquired several incredibly valuable sex toys of yore that he could have sold off rather than relying on Ketzel's meager income to support them.
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For those of us who were raised in that faith -- and there are millions of us -- nothing could be more offensive than the detritus shoveled out for 76 minutes by Donald J. Trump at the Republican National Convention last week.
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The Republican National Convention in Cleveland, just a walk from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, is no different—only this stop on Trump's tour features far more tables, and the wares are even more offensive and crude than usual.
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Adding the newcomers to returners Dazon Ingram, who collected 20 points, five rebounds and five assists in the opener, and Donta Hall (11 points, 11 rebounds, five blocks) gives the Crimson Tide far more offensive prowess than a season ago.
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Making matters worse, Iron Fist is a product of Orientalist appropriation, and that already has the potential to be more offensive than inspiring, especially at a time when Marvel has styled itself as the standard-bearer for diversity in superhero stories.
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"The reduction of checkpoints has actually allowed the Afghan Security Forces ... to respond more quickly to enemy activity and move from a defensive mindset to one that's more offensive in nature," coalition spokesman Brigadier General Charles Cleveland said in a statement.
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The timing of Mr. Manafort's departure largely overshadowed the news Thursday night when the candidate, who has long spurned apologies, announced at a rally that he actually regretted some of the more offensive things he has said — though without specifying which.
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After an international outcry, the team switched to a different topic, although its trainer, Odile Petit, tried to argue that the routine was no more offensive than the one "depicting torture in Chile" performed by the national ice-dancing team.
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Anthony Jeselnik, another comic agent provocateur, has a bit where he recounts having a joke about Asians running laundry services nixed by a Jimmy Fallon producer and replacing it with Asians building railroads—"a billion times more offensive," he boasts.
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Most commenters, by far, are in the second camp, stating that mayo and peas are the worst pizza toppings they'd ever heard of, far more offensive than anchovies, or pineapples, or whatever their previously most-hated topping may have been.
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Finke is likely out for this contest, which means even more offensive load will be on the backs of guards Malcolm Hill (22 points) and Kendrick Nunn (25.9), though Nunn is a game-time decision after suffering a bruised hip against the Badgers.
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Like, I don't really know what he's trying to get at or play at'" But Robbie said she was surprised by the huge "uproar" it caused, saying that she's read "far more offensive, far more sexist, insulting, derogatory, disgusting things on a daily basis.
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Rob Joyce, a senior cybersecurity advisor at the National Security Agency and previously the White House cybersecurity coordinator, underlined the policy in an interview on Thursday with CyberScoop about the Trump administration opening the door to more offensive cyber operations by the U.S. military.
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To call a movement fighting sexual violence "petty pustule bickering... between women and men / un-adhering to nature's call" is awful for all of the obvious political reasons, but maybe what's more offensive is the weird image it conjures up of everyone holding their pee.
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It's also hard to reconcile ESPN's decision to suspend Jemele Hill for not quite calling for a boycott with the outspokenness that ESPN prizes in anchors who are not black women, who say things much more offensive and only get a slap on the wrist.
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Recent news of Amazon's engagement with law enforcement to provide facial recognition surveillance (branded "Rekognition"), along with the almost unbelievable news of China's use of the technology, means that the technology industry needs to address the darker, more offensive side of some of its more spectacular advancements.
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Nothing feels more offensive to Hermione's legacy than an alternate reality (Cursed Child is all about time travel gone wrong) in which Hermione does not become Minister of Magic, but instead a malicious, shrew-like, even frizzier-haired Defense Against the Darks Arts teacher at Hogwarts.
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With the main contenders for the Republican presidential nomination having competed over who can be more offensive to people of faith — especially toward Muslims — we also need an impartial advocate who won't take sides as part of some religious crusade, whether anti-Muslim, anti-Catholic or anti-Israel.
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Pooh Stricklin (23 catches, 299 yards) joins injured receivers Chris Platt (183 catches, 401 yards, five touchdowns in four games) and R.J. Sneed (five catches, 53 yards in seven games) on the sideline while several more offensive players - including leading rusher John Lovett - are questionable for Saturday's game.
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"The Pod Bro's are a gift to the Republican Party — pushing Democratic candidates to adopt extremely liberal policy positions that only appeal to the Kool-Aid drinkers" Many of the podcasts have developed special segments dedicated to mocking the president, his administration, and some of his more offensive supporters.
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If that's the case and the release prove it, it would be highly damaging for the U.S. "Snowden is speculating that these teams might not be just hacking into the servers being used to mount attacks, but might [also] be using those tools in a more offensive manner," Neuman said.
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"It's also hard to reconcile ESPN's decision to suspend Jemele Hill for not quite calling for a boycott with the outspokenness that ESPN prizes in anchors who are not black women, who say things much more offensive and only get a slap on the wrist," argues Kashana Cauley, a television writer.
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Philadelphia has more offensive firepower than Buffalo does, but with game conditions in Orchard Park expected to be cool and rainy, the home team — which can run the ball effectively with its choice of Devin Singletary, Frank Gore or even the team's quarterback, Josh Allen — should be expected to grind things out.
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Prominent evangelist Franklin Graham, explained, "The gay pride flag is offensive to Christians ..." (apparently more offensive to Graham, a Trump supporter, than allegations that Trump had an affair with a porn actress while his wife was caring for their newborn son, or boasting of "grabbing" women; Trump has denied an affair with Stormy Daniels).
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"With peace and with the prospect of FARC handing in their arms, existing farmers are ... more offensive in their approaches, they are more daring in that they are also expanding and engaging in practices that are not sustainable," Helgesen said this week on a visit to Colombia to launch the new forest conservation program.
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Cardinals' Lynn tosses six shutout innings in rout of Braves ATLANTA — Lance Lynn, who missed last season after Tommy John elbow surgery, won his fourth straight start as the St. Louis Cardinals gave the veteran right-hander a lot more offensive support than he needed in a 10-1.353 rout of the Atlanta Braves on Friday night.
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KATHARINE JONES Concord, N.H. To the Editor: In silencing Senator Elizabeth Warren during debate on the nomination of Senator Jeff Sessions to be attorney general, Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, made it clear that it is far more offensive for a woman to call out a powerful white man for his historically documented racism than for the white man to have a history of racism.
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They're currently casting the first-ever groups of Kidz Bop kids in both Germany and Japan, though the U.S. kids will remain the face and voice of the brand in Australia and the U.S. In recent years, Kidz Bop has become the #1 music brand for kids, taking popular songs and changing the more offensive or overtly sexual lyrics so they're more palatable for families and younger children.
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A group of people in their 20s managed to find something even more offensive to do at Auschwitz-Birkenau than take selfies or play Pokemón Go. The AFP reports that a group of men and women were arrested at the former Nazi concentration camp in Poland on Friday after they slaughtered a sheep, stripped off all of their clothes, and then chained themselves to the camp's famous Arbeit macht frei (or "work makes you free") gate.
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The future fleet will have to be "more distributed to support distributed maritime operations," its sensors and offensive weapons spread across different and less expensive ships, Modly said,Modly pointed to the Indo-Pacific region as one where the Navy has to be a lot of places and do a lot of things at once, and the Navy has experimented with breaking those escort ships away from the carrier to act in a more offensive role as surface action groups.
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But most experts say the conflict has done more harm than good—emboldening the Yemeni networks of al Qaeda and the Islamic State, which is possibly a worse outcome for Saudi Arabia's stability and the security of the US. Nawaf Obaid, a long-time Saudi government security adviser who is currently a visiting fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard University, told VICE that Saudi Arabia is in the process of implementing a new defense doctrine that has the Saudis taking a more offensive military posture in the region, in lieu of a significant American footprint.
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