For Mr. Kaczynski's camp, the more salient date is 2010.
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In another, more salient way, it's completely invasive and inappropriate.
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Making economics more salient is one part of the equation.
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This can be done by tying it to more salient issues.
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It's likely to be more salient this year, with a pivotal
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Most conspiracy theories that have legs address much more salient issues, i.e.
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But the more salient issues of the American campaign were never far.
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Even more salient is that the United States bears a special responsibility.
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A more salient thing about him is that he's a sexy beast.
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The issue has only become more salient as two House Republicans — Reps.
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Moreover, economic trends seem to make issues of race or nationality more salient.
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"We want to make this issue more salient to all Americans," she said.
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But a more salient point is the genius of Marvel's "shared universe" concept.
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In Atlassian's Sydney headquarters, women's cultural backgrounds and Indigenous identities are more salient.
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People forget about these matters that, for many, are more salient than politics.
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Although those influences had been there before, they were more salient on Howl.
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But, he added, "recent events make our life's work more salient and urgent."
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In general, political comedy makes candidate traits become more salient and top-of-mind.
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The higher-cost aspect, however, is becoming more and more salient in recent years.
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Nonetheless, his conclusions read even more salient today than they did five months ago.
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Yet the harms are more salient to a lot of Americans than the benefits.
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But other reasons for the rise of Boomerpreneurship are even more salient: ► The mobile revolution.
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The best way to make your priorities more salient is to schedule time to complete them.
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At the scale we're most familiar with—humans, forests, coffee mugs—the electromagnetic force is more salient.
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However, religion and identity politics are a "far more salient issue" in this year's elections, Arifianto said.
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However, inflation expectations are even more salient now, as the Federal Reserve carefully considers its next move.
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What stays up — and what comes down — has never been a more salient question in people's minds.
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Obviously Democrats will be able to go after different and, I imagine, a lot more salient issues.
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A more salient point is that these numbers reflect a "cost" analysis, not a "cost-benefit" analysis.
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One likely reason for this widespread support is that mass shootings have become a more salient reality.
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Perhaps they are more salient at the moment (liberal CTs mostly date back to the Bush era).
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But Trump didn't invent any of this—he's just putting it on display in a more salient way.
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But even if economics is not uniquely ideological, its biases are often more salient than those within chemistry.
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With five originalist-minded jurists now sitting on the high court, Stevens's rebuttal is more salient than ever.
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"The more salient question is, Will the broadband providers offer extra bandwidth and at what price?" she asked.
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All of this ensures that the Supreme Court will be a far more salient issue in the presidential election.
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But this gap was a lot more salient in this presidential election than in a lot of recent contests.
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Though Kiefer took the photographs before the Trump administration came to power, the images are more salient than ever.
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He's interested in the battles on campus — feminism, political correctness, social justice — that are more salient than, say, entitlement reform.
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The more salient problem is that the government's theory of the case is corrosive of a free and open internet.
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It is also an episode that deals with sexual harassment and revenge porn, both of which couldn't feel more salient.
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Clinging to the idea of gender as a discrete, unifying factor actively erases other—often far more salient—social realities.
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Their obvious strategy is to make it more about economics because they'll perform better if those concerns are more salient.
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But it's hard not to believe that our group identities and differences are more salient and un-ignorable than ever.
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Instead, Democrats should reach out to those white non-college voters for whom issues besides immigration are potentially more salient.
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Citizens might be willing to pay for a state only half the size it is today, if taxes were more salient.
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The other dynamic here is that Trump's Twitter feed is a lot more salient to political obsessives than to most Americans.
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The more salient question for a society in which people's lives increasingly revolve around screens is how we spend that time.
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No more salient example exists than in the rage over whether NFL players should stand for the national anthem before games.
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This common relationship becomes even more salient as yields dip to negative territory, as they have in much of the developed world.
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Other research finds that if an object is strongly associated with one memory in particular, it makes for a more salient cue.
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For example, crafting disclosure forms that require people to sign before completing the form would make ethics more salient in the process.
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"This idea of roots, of being grounded, becomes more salient the older I get and the more change I perceive," he said.
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By reducing inequalities, by integrating daily life, we can eventually make our common humanity more salient and our racial difference less so.
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But stricter border policies tend to attract more attention and controversy, and can end up making immigration fears seem even more salient.
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"It is going to make that issue more salient, more top of the mind, when they're deciding between the candidates," he says.
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Presumably, if economics became more salient than race in 2018 and beyond, Democrats might indeed win back a few of these voters.
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Yet another worry has grown more salient in the post-crisis period: the demand drain imposed on the global economy by surplus countries.
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Because these symbols are already imbued with such a well-known meaning, their presence in our world makes them feel even more salient.
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Political and social phenomena, from Barack Obama's presidency to the Black Lives Matter movement, are making whiteness even more salient to white Americans.
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While it is not new for banks to be accused of conflicts of interest, the issue is more salient now for start-ups.
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That virtuosity has been even more salient at these Olympic Games, where sports like gymnastics have so emphatically embraced acrobatic force over grace.
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A second, more salient, reason would be that there was no universe in which these two might have been projected as future stars.
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There's a class element to it, as well, but that's even more salient with the crass partnership between Jay-Z and the NFL.
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Older Americans' collective voting clout has usually been fragmented by more salient variables of race, religion, ideology-party, class, gender or family status.
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Today, as members of the US House continue hearing witnesses related to Trump's dealings with Ukraine, that Supreme Court decision could become more salient.
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A more salient question is whether pressure will build, from Mueller, congressional committees, the public, or even the courts, to alter the current dynamic.
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Focusing on generational differences distracts the masses from going after more salient differences in society — especially the power held by the wealthy, whatever their age.
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But if national identity is more salient than class identity, poorer individuals might instead identify with the nation more broadly, and less with their class.
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Lots of deaths close to home and over a short period of time are more salient than deaths spread out further, both temporally and geographically.
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Ms. Price Pierre says that as she worked on the book, her understanding of its nuanced representations of black fatherhood became more salient and urgent.
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" Perhaps nowhere is Graham's loyalty to Trump more salient than when it comes to the House impeachment inquiry, which he has derided as a "lynching.
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Even when presented with evidence that automation was by far the more salient risk to jobs, people continued to hold anti-immigration, anti-trade views.
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Importantly, this racial solidarity doesn't always overlap with racism, but it does mean that racial identity is becoming a more salient force in American politics.
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This "carbon footprint" argument is a more salient point than his first one, but it doesn't just apply to electric cars — it applies to all products.
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Over the years, more students have been borrowing increasing sums of money to pay for college, making student debt a more salient problem than ever before.
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But Holcombe is betting that the anxiety surrounding coronavirus will make the issue more salient and perhaps will force a reckoning with the anti-vaxx left.
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Then there is a more salient question for these platforms: What information can an app provide that will enhance the user's experience of looking at art?
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Image: Peter MumbyThe timing of the new Science paper is coincidental—but the sorry state of the Great Barrier Reef makes its conclusions all the more salient.
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Maybe that's why some pundits decided that speculation about Mueller's health was more salient to the American public than evidence of criminal wrongdoing by a sitting president.
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None is more salient than John Hickenlooper, the ex-Colorado governor who ran for president this year while insisting he was not "cut out" for the Senate.
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A big topic is "alcohol myopia, where you don't forget about more distant concerns but they loom less in your mind compared to more salient cues," Talukder explained.
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But higher yields are not the only challenge: more salient might be the disruptive effect of internet shopping, and companies' waning pricing power in a more inflationary environment.
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The stealth tax cut was a smart idea, but it needed to be paired with more salient forms of stimulus, like those projects on the Life Magazine map.
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The thing ostensibly arrived on an asteroid, but its more salient provenance is a pornographic tradition, notably but not exclusively Japanese, that occasionally slithers into the cinematic mainstream.
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The conflict became even more salient after Bolton said he'd comply with a Senate subpoena — and reportedly confirmed the quid pro quo Trump demanded in his book manuscript.
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"Negative emotions may be easier to experimentally induce than positive emotions, and they may be more salient in their expression than positive emotions," the authors explained in the paper.
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Previously Trump pardoned Sheriff Joe Arpaio and former Dick Cheney adviser Scooter Libby, both cases where right-wing ideology and Republican partisanship was more salient than mercy or justice.
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This political message may be all the more salient considering Sanders and Warren are Biden's biggest competition right now, and both are seen as considerably more progressive than him.
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Stewart said the White House's release of a summary of Trump's call with the Ukrainian president was far more salient than a pair of whistleblowers concerned with Trump's conduct.
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Security is another, more salient issue, and on Tuesday morning there was a long line of reporters waiting to pass through the checkpoints on the way to the press center.
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In the 2016 election, as issues of race and immigration became more salient, the percentage of Trump and Clinton support among voters making more than $50,000 was virtually the same.
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The upheaval stems from many of the region's persistent problems, more salient in some countries than others: economic stagnation, politicized judiciaries, corruption, crime and, in a few cases, authoritarian rule.
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Having a judge make decisions about whether species should be listed as endangered, makes the Trump administration's efforts to devolve authority to local and state agencies all the more salient.
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Why it matters: Naming hurricanes stemmed from the need to make communication about such destructive storms more salient and less confusing, especially if two storms were happening at the same time.
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Moreover, the disproportionate coverage of Trump's views on issues like trade and immigration made these issues more salient to voters, meaning they were more likely to consider them when choosing a candidate.
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If anything, the heavy burden of proof the special counsel was labouring under made his investigation look like a distraction from the more salient political questions surrounding Mr Trump's dealings with Russia.
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Another is that the traditional division between positive and normative economics has been allowed to deteriorate to the point at which ideological bias has become more salient, raising the risk of error.
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And it's hard to imagine a more salient comparison than to a person's own parents, particularly at this time of year, when families gather for rituals that have been repeated for decades.
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And while I'm skeptical about mindfulness as an effective tool to combat a condition so deep-seated, I at least have a more salient understanding of what my brain is up to.
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Instead of price concerns, the company raises a more salient fear that nontechies may harbor about the growing cultural dominance of tech people: To put it plainly, techies can be a bit strange.
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It's only when the play, in a series of skits between scenes, takes off its gloves and aims squarely at its real subject — racism — that the comedy becomes something more salient, if unfunny.
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"By making questions of national identity more salient, Donald Trump succeeded in winning over 'populists' who had previously voted for Democrats," analyst Lee Drutman wrote in another part of the Democracy Fund study.
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But, while Democrats were no less willing to vote for a Muslim Democrat, Republicans were meaningfully less likely to favor a Muslim Republican, again suggesting anti-Muslim prejudice is more salient among Republicans.
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But the allegations against Ellison are becoming more salient again as Republicans are dealing with a massive, developing scandal of their own — the sexual assault and misconduct allegations against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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However it is not yet confirmed whether Uber will be able to renew its license — a decision on that rather more salient point for its business is due by the end of this month.
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For another, concessions made to conservatives to pass the plan through the House may damn it in the Senate, where moderate concerns (especially about preserving the Medicaid expansion) are more salient to its success.
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" As the study states: "Although appearance and grooming have become increasingly important to men, beauty work continues to be more salient for women because of cultural double standards with very strict prescriptions for women.
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A fact that only becomes even more salient for a matriarch with an ever-expanding fashion line and a comeback album in the works in addition to her two kids under the age of six.
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Singh's color-rich photographs of street life in Bombay are made that much more salient when it's understood that these are one-of-a-kind color photos created by a trailblazer in that medium. —L.
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Some believe that these estimates are low, "because trans identity has become more salient and acceptance has increased," said Jody L. Herman, a scholar of public policy at the U.C.L.A. School of Law's Williams Institute.
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Indeed, he employs the same strategy Southern Bourbons used 120 years earlier when agrarian populists started getting uppity and talking about class interests: The Southern grandees made ethnocultural identity more salient, to distract from economics.
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But other fans made more salient, and hilarious, points about the episode itself: They put the plastic water bottle in the episode to get you to talk about that and not the shitty episode pic.twitter.
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Tellingly, the majority opinion skips over this self-destroying argument to address a more salient one about the nature of an important Supreme Court decision granting the FCC power to classify broadband providers how it chooses.
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A focus on the black-white-Hispanic urban splits can serve to obscure what is possibly a more salient development: the ongoing political alignment of well-educated, relatively well-off whites with racial and ethnic minorities.
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"My take is that grievances, both racial and against cosmopolitan, liberal elites, have played an important role," Acemoglu wrote me in an email: But economic hardships, as they often do, made these fault lines more salient.
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" And Ian Bremmer, founder and president of the political risk firm Eurasia Group, said: "These issues are becoming more real, more salient every day, whether you are talking about Venice or California or Australia or Jakarta.
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The need to diversify became more salient in recent times as Tencent faces stricter government controls over the gaming sector and intense rivalry from ByteDance, the new darling of advertisers and owner of TikTok and Douyin.
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This is where Parkland in particular seems to have had an effect, inspiring a new wave of activism that put the issue at the front for the public and made it more salient for newly elected Democrats.
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For Carlson, as for Trump, there is virtually no issue more salient than immigration—Carlson loves to trip up pro-immigration advocates by demanding that they explain exactly how many immigrants the country should admit, and why.
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Recent polling from Yale and George Mason University found that political support on climate change stretches across the aisle, except to the far right: Beyond climate change, and perhaps more salient in political terms, Americans love clean energy.
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The sexist ideology of Fox is all the more salient given the 2016 presidential race, a contest between the first woman nominated by a major party and a notorious sexist whose ears Ailes happens to be whispering into.
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One of the more salient moments during their visit occurred when students heard a Vietnamese government official explain that the evidence for climate change and its cause is well established, and for them, it is not a hoax.
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In the more salient realm of the political, both Hensarling, Financial Services Committee chairman, and Smith, Committee on Science, Space and Technology chairman, are being forced by GOP Caucus term limits to step down from their current chairmanships.
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If this was intended to give Republicans a boost in the midterms it obviously didn't work, in part because the once-a-year tax filing process is a lot more salient than the biweekly process of automatic withholding.
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" Dr. Guss feels that her early candor with her daughter helped them continue to dip in and out of conversations about marijuana as Sofia entered high school when "the issue of drugs became more salient and visible around her.
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To that, there is a solid body of research that questions whether much of the polarization that exists today is less informed by policy differences than by "exposure to messages attacking the out-group," a more salient, visceral force at times.
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Although some environmental activists are complaining the president has no authority to decrease the size of a national monument, the more salient question is how some 840 million acres of federal land and water became national monuments in the first place.
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For example, studies show the darker a candidate's skin, the less likely white voters are to support them, and that political appeals that make a black candidate's race more salient to white voters significantly reduce their share of the white vote.
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If the S&P's latest trudge to new highs hasn't been all about policy, then the more salient question is whether the trajectory of corporate earnings and the economy alone, unenhanced by any possible goodies from Washington, could tide the market over.
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Pešta's dark fatalism is even more salient in the large installation Ground Zero (2011), a procession of what look like town burghers, except the figures are posed as if they belong in coffins, while the faces appear to be those of the deceased.
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Worries about terrorism have been more salient on the Republican campaign trail this year than in 2008 (see chart), the last election at which there was enough polling to make a comparison, even beating anxieties over immigration, another of Mr Trump's signature issues.
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It is hardly new for a bank to be accused of conflicting interests, but it seems that with fund-raising slowing down and a sleepy market for initial public offerings, it is becoming a more salient issue for start-ups looking to sell.
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Only one other person has a solid constancy that seriously likes Sanders, while everyone else sees little upside in targeting an overlap that doesn't exist and potential gains in cementing a reputation opposing one of the more salient leftists in the field.
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Hassman offers us a vision of regular small-town folks enacting the worst aspects of themselves and their religion; a vision all the more salient in the current climate where abolishing people and ideas we don't like has become the new American dream.
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Hassman offers us a vision of regular small-town folks enacting the worst aspects of themselves and their religion; a vision all the more salient in the current climate where abolishing people and ideas we don't like has become the new American dream.
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Real maths requires a necessary rigidity, at least at the level most of us study it to, but World Cup maths is fluid to the end, a living thing whose outcomes are often changing in real time as more salient facts come to light.
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But according to a new book, "Believe Me", by John Fea, a history professor at Messiah College in Pennsylvania, all these theological disagreements are being transcended by a more salient issue: whether or not to support Mr Trump wholeheartedly and therefore overlook his character flaws.
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Season 17 winner (who's still married to her Bachelor, Sean) Catherine Giudici Lowe makes this point even more salient when she broke it down for us in a recent R29 interview, saying, "you have 10 weeks together, which is probably equivalent of, like, three dates".
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For some of the most influential media outlets on the right, his rumored atheism is a more salient data point than the fact that he had shown a demonstrated pattern of violence, including allegedly abusing animals, attacking his wife, and cracking his baby stepson's skull.
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The second right seems more salient than ever in Trump's America: That is the citizenry right, running from the English Bill of Rights of 1689 through our own Declaration of Independence on down to the Second Amendment, to protect itself from a tyrannical government.
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The film almost suggests that Saleem has a more salient understanding of the crisis of the young black intellectual; but despite his brown skin, Saleem retains privileges of legacy Barry never will—his rich daddy with Wall Street connections can always bail him out.
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"Our results don't provide hard and fast answers regarding why media and research participants consider video games more salient in school shootings committed by white perpetrators than black perpetrators," said James Ivory, a coauthor of the study and communications researcher at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg.
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And for all the talk of how central health care was that year, it was certainly not any more salient than it had been in the other elections since Obamacare was first enacted in 2010—all cycles marking solid-to-historic Republican gains in Congress.
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In the four studies, they found that people were significantly more likely to set goals at temporal landmarks (like New Year's), but that making the landmark more salient (emphasizing it as the beginning of something new) made people more likely to engage in goal-related activities.
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"While most conservative women would certainly acknowledge that sexual harassment or assault are not good things, they are less likely to view these things as systematic issues that require more government regulation, whereas progressive women look at these issues as pivotal and more salient," she said.
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Even as race and racism become more salient in national politics, the disregarded and discarded classes are a composite of the downwardly mobile and the long-trapped, who often remain scared of one another despite an increasingly shared relation to the economy that makes their lives.
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The conservative movement as a whole has reshaped institutions from local school boards to the Supreme Court, and the Tea Party even had a short-lived romance with "Rules for Radicals" itself, distributing the book to top leaders and encouraging them to follow its more salient instructions.
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A more salient benefit for Apple, Microsoft and other big tech companies - which have hoarded hundreds of billions of dollars of profits outside the United States - is the bill's one-time tax of 8 percent on illiquid assets and 15.5 percent tax on cash and cash equivalents held overseas.
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Although the number of people displaced by conflict or persecution (including those forced to flee inside their own countries) is at a post-war high of 65m, more salient is the length of their exile: about half the world's refugees have endured their status for more than five years.
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"The history of heartache and being burned during Supreme Court battles is much more salient to conservatives," said Gary Marx, a strategist with the Judicial Crisis Network, who organized the conference call and who has been working for the past 18 months on a campaign anticipating the Kennedy vacancy.
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"Some of the more salient questions investors have is, has the tone of the Fed, which this time last year was certainly more skewed towards being dovish, has it now extended to becoming more hawkish?" said Eric Freedman, chief investment officer for U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Minneapolis.
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Thus, the adverse effects of Fed easing on foreign exporters via a weaker dollar are more evident (and politically more salient) to the policymakers and the public abroad than are the beneficial effects of a strengthening U.S. economy, which take longer to manifest and are harder to separate from other factors.
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Some wore pins and T-shirts associated with the Dream Defenders, a racial and economic justice group founded soon after Trayvon Martin was murdered by George Zimmerman—a man whose right to "stand his ground" and shoot perceived threatening figures at will was deemed more salient than Martin's right to live.
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But whether this is an indictment of a more progressive health care system, or simply a reflection of what happens when you try to impose austere government spending limits on social programs, is probably the more salient debate if and when we begin to consider moving to a more socialized system in the United States.
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Carlson was asked whether Elizabeth Warren could be an ally of these "national conservatives," and responded that while she was a "living tragedy," he found her book The Two-Income Trap one of the best books he'd ever read on economics and more salient than anything produced by social conservatives in the past decade.
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In a time of increasingly complex social, political and economic challenges, each of these constituent groups has shown trends away from mere analyses of personality, emotional intelligence and charisma, towards more salient and measurable analyses of governance outcomes and whether or not people's quality of life will continue to improve under a given leader.
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The official point of resistance hinges on generalized opposition to government programs; perhaps the more salient objection, if the one few Republicans will say out loud anymore, is simple ideological hostility to programs that make it easier for women to work outside the home, upending a long-declining traditional-family model the GOP continually tries to politically engineer.
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For a far more salient model, look no further than Oedipus — the one who claims that he alone can end the plague (carnage); the one who loves prophecies (polls) that favor him, but sees conspiracies everywhere when the prophecies turn against him; the one who above all is in total denial that he himself is the problem.
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And while groups involved in the protest argue that standing up to the alt-right on Sunday is necessary, they are still worried about facing violence, a concern that has become more salient after protesters were struck by rubber bullets and projectiles as police officers attempted to keep far-right groups and counterprotesters separated during an August 4 rally in Portland, Oregon.
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From the perspective of a life form living on spaceship Earth, more salient hallmarks of the Anthropocene include a dramatic acceleration in the rate of species extinction, the proliferation of human garbage to every corner of the planet, and a sudden uptick in level of climate-warming carbon dioxide in the air, at a rate unprecedented for the past 66 million years.
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"There are more salient upside risks to the forecast than we have seen in quite a while," Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester told reporters on Tuesday after a speech in Dayton, Ohio, flagging the possibility the extra spending generated by tax cuts and a rise in budget deficits could throw off the Fed's outlook for growth, inflation and other aspects of the economy.
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In ANES, when asked what should immigration levels be, 6900 percent of Millennials say it should be increased a lot or a little compared to 2628 percent of Gen Z. Conversely, 28503 percent of Millennials say immigration levels should be decreased a little or a lot compared to 22019 percent of Gen Z. Gen Z comes out more liberal on two of the more salient issues in American politics.
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While one could argue that in doing so, he has merely aestheticized crisis to the benefit of his own brand as a socially engaged contemporary artist, there is undoubtedly a deeper and more salient point at hand: Obsessed with humanitarianism, empathy, and concomitant desires for freedom and peace, Ai invites his viewers to immigrate from ignorance to understanding, using his art as a vehicle for action, awareness, and activism.
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Democrats contributed to the evolution beginning in 1994 after then-president Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE shifted his party away from issues like raising taxes or increasing welfare spending toward a focus on cultural issues like LGBT rights and abortion which were more salient for educated middle- and upper-middle-class Americans who weren't as concerned about income inequality.
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