These texts are even more troubling and they take a more troubling turn.
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A closer look at those online nationalists is more troubling.
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Which makes their preponderance these days all the more troubling.
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Even more troubling is the role colleges play in elections.
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Even more troubling is the health of the industrial base.
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Even more troubling is the ugly reality of Trump's policies.
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But Kerfalla Sissoko had more troubling thoughts on his mind.
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But as Nxivm's practices grew more troubling, that strategy unraveled.
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Yet some of Strzok's texts arguably have more troubling implications.
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Even more troubling is the tax burden on individual workers.
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Even more troubling is the threat to global supply chains.
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Viewed differently, though, Trump's praise for Sisi is more troubling.
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But Republicans' newfound suspicion of law enforcement is far more troubling.
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More troubling still, their mouse cursors moved of their own accord.
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More troubling, the event's organizers routinely fail to include women speakers.
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The texts hinting at abuse make the allegation even more troubling.
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But look a little deeper and the numbers are more troubling.
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More troubling are the numerous complaints about Uber's poor HR practices.
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Even more troubling, many of those facing difficulties were minorities. Rep.
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A more troubling element is that there is implicit conditionality here.
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The email chain only makes this whole incident look more troubling.
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Even more troubling, 39 percent had every single pill originally dispensed.
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That's what makes Merkel's slow political demise all the more troubling.
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More troubling for the project is the width of its lens.
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Let's wait to see if more troubling details come to light.
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Judge Kavanaugh's denial of the incident is, however, much more troubling.
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Even more troubling is the turnout in last week's Iowa caucuses.
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"It is hard to say what is more troubling," Sotomayor wrote.
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But what's more troubling in this episode involves the other characters.
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But the real explanation turned out to be much more troubling.
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More troubling is the opposition of some of Marcus's fellow conservatives.
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More troubling is the Ride character's evident contempt for the press.
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When political views are considered, the data are even more troubling.
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Since then, the details have become more salacious — and more troubling.
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But the loss was even more troubling for his camp than that.
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And even more troubling, he couldn't pull through when Atlanta needed him.
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Potentially more troubling is how a Justice Kavanaugh might squelch corporate disclosure.
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More troubling than the partitions between offices are the divisions between floors.
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Research published last year into vouchers in Louisiana was even more troubling.
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But the shutdown's effect on another federal agency could be more troubling.
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The news has been even more troubling for its 229 order book.
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More troubling from China's perspective were demands focused on its economic policy.
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Even more troubling, welfare dollars themselves are not equivalent to each other.
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Even more troubling, the nationwide gap actually increased from 2005 to 2014.
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But the more troubling split is the one between the Avengers themselves.
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The deeper you look at the numbers the more troubling it looks.
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By that night, an even more troubling process begins in the gut.
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Even more troubling is that these health issues are increasingly affecting children.
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This remains one of the more troubling loose ends in the report.
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More troubling, one of the 155 blood samples produced a faulty profile.
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More troubling, pilots said that the culture at the airline neglected safety.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia — represent a more troubling aspect of this history.
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More troubling, condom use among non-gay men is also down significantly.
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Even more troubling, the duration between these three pandemics has gotten shorter.
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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has an even more troubling record.
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More troubling, business investment contracted from April through December of last year.
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But there were more troubling reasons behind my desire to be alone.
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These reactions are just as, if not more, troubling then the plagiarism itself.
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But even more troubling, SolarCity's debt levels are soaring as cash levels shrink.
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"Now that he's running for president, it's a little more troubling," Clinton added.
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More troubling, FEMA's inspector general said, Mississippi had only documented $85033,776 in spending.
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But after the trial is over, those same attacks become much more troubling.
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But congressional Republicans suffer from a more troubling disability: They don't understand healthcare.
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But more troubling than the system itself is the way it was justified.
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Apply this lesson to our world, and it becomes all the more troubling.
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More troubling, the disparity persists even when controlling for precollege academic aptitude scores.
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In a way, it's almost more troubling if there's no friction at all.
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Still more troubling, though, is the danger these threats pose to our democracy.
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More troubling, the seven biggest banks control 56 percent of all industry assets.
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Even more troubling are the direct links between the Republican Party and extremists.
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More troubling to Russia was an apparent hamstring injury to midfielder Alan Dzagoev.
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Which leads to the even more troubling character traits Trump's ratings tweets reveal.
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I have three problems with the book, two small and one more troubling.
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Even more troubling, there's no sign that this trend will end anytime soon.
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Perhaps more troubling are suggestions of collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign.
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His behavior in the context of other legal proceedings has been more troubling.
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In full context, these allegations are even more troubling than they may appear.
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He actually sees the chance of something more troubling occurring: a currency war.
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Even more troubling, the doctor had no idea why his body was failing.
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And it's a distinction that makes Trump's behavior as president much more troubling.
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But there's a second dynamic at play, one that is perhaps even more troubling.
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The more he does this, the more troubling it will be for his presidency.
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But it's more troubling as a way of choosing the news stories people read.
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There are also some more troubling examples of how we interact with artificial intelligences.
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A more troubling interpretation, however, would be that Warsh means exactly what he says.
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It's sometimes laugh-out-loud funny, which makes the darker moments even more troubling.
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Here's one of the more troubling conclusions I've reached about the short-term vs.
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But there was a more troubling possibility—an issue with the gene edit itself.
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But the way Trump bungled his arrival in the country yesterday was more troubling.
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She's a surprisingly human character, making our intrusion on her that much more troubling.
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But it may offer a more troubling lesson for Iranians still living at home.
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Indeed, it would've been more troubling if CNN hadn't contacted the FBI before publication.
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The market value is not publicly disclosed and paints a much more troubling picture.
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That makes his decision on Monday to pardon Michael Behenna all the more troubling.
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More troubling is Hardline's attitude not specifically to drug policy but policing in general.
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Instead, recent reports suggest these patterns continue and may have become even more troubling.
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Even more troubling, critics say, is the lack of redundancy in the supply chain.
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Among the assistant's more troubling allegations is the way she says she was dismissed.
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What's happening in Ireland is more transparent, but also, for that reason, more troubling.
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Starbucks had considered itself a progressive company, making the incident all the more troubling.
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What's even more troubling is that the administration is not seeking sensible advice elsewhere.
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Even more troubling, 14.9% have no income from a pension, savings or Social Security.
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More troubling, he said, would be an escalation of the US-China trade war.
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But there's a whiff of something even more troubling beneath the surface: raw hypocrisy.
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He said also strict Chinese regulations are likely to become tighter and more troubling.
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"The more troubling issue is waiting for the second shoe to fall," she added.
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But Deborah, Ramirez's older sister, believes the reason is more obvious — and more troubling.
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But Trump's errors are far more frequent than other candidates' errors, and more troubling.
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However, the document also outlined several far more troubling alleged details about the president-elect.
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More troubling yet, Google-hosted job listings in STEM fields also disproportionately sought out males.
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More troubling, perhaps, were the people who grew too fiercely attached to their digital pets.
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More troubling than the jingoistic outbursts was the concerted economic pressure piled on the company.
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In recent years, more troubling details have emerged about the personal connection between the pair.
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Even more troubling: the EPA only followed up with about 11 percent of the violations.
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All this (great news) said, the researchers did find some more troubling trends as well.
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That's all fine and good, but there are few other firsts that are more troubling.
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Ms Yang's recent business ventures, which have been much less covered, appear far more troubling.
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These disparities make incidents like the admissions scandal even more troubling for students of color.
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The newest entry to this budding literature is just as pathetic, but infinitely more troubling.
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What should be even more troubling for Democrats is that 85033 percent of independents agree.
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But upon closer inspection, the divide within the party appeared even deeper and more troubling.
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But I think there's something more to Trump's success with white evangelicals, something more troubling.
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But he said other economic indicators, including consumer sentiment and commodity prices, are more troubling.
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More troubling is its apparent theoretical confusion, which could undermine the department's work even further.
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It is a story of terrible cruelty, more troubling because it was disguised as love.
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What's more troubling for Hales was the scene in the hospital and all that ensued.
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What's more troubling, however, is indirect financial entanglements into which we have little real visibility.
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What is more troubling is the eagerness of legislators for him to act that way.
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Even more troubling has been the frequent cancellation of trains during the morning rush hours.
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As such, the chaos and uncertainty following last night's voting are all the more troubling.
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Or, even more troubling, that heart disease for African-Americans is deadlier and develops earlier?
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Huynh claims he saw "more and more troubling information" at Walmart following the Jet acquisition.
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But the situation in LEO (1,200 miles above the earth or lower) is more troubling.
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Even more troubling is Trump's promise to punish other countries in exactly the same way.
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Now credit where credit is due: BuzzFeed did find something a good bit more troubling.
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Even more troubling, an estimated $11 trillion of government debt now trades at negative yields.
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It's tempting to dismiss that assertion as a lie, but the reality is more troubling.
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Now something more troubling is happening: Warren is starting to lose support in key places.
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It was more troubling in a music director, an administrator, a mentor to young musicians.
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The tension between art and politics in Cuba has become more troubling in recent years.
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More troubling is the outspoken sympathy of the president and his family for the paramilitaries.
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And yet, the demimonde in which Dixon operates is awash in more troubling sexual innuendos.
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While déjà vu is instantaneous and fleeting, déjà vécu (already lived) is far more troubling.
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Those declining economic fundamentals could prove even more troubling amid uncertainty around Chancellor Angela Merkel's succession.
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Meanwhile, more troubling accusations have trickled out, but Republicans are just running harder at the accusers.
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I find it more troubling when people state their opinion as if it's an undisputed fact.
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Today's interest-rate mystery is more troubling and there is division over the reasons for it.
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And perhaps more troubling is that it's both asked for and given without notifying the user.
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But the more troubling element of Bodega is that it wants to render its namesake obsolete.
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If she just ekes out a win, that would be more troubling for her campaign. 2.
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Such incidents will seem even more troubling the further Iran moves away from the nuclear deal. ■
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Once you get past the prose, the inchoate nature of Khanna's ideas is even more troubling.
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Far more troubling is how closely the language used by the murderer echoes Trump administration messaging.
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And it typically paints a much more troubling picture, according to people who follow the money.
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More troubling than Ozick's indifference to these bothersome facts is the aggressive snootiness of her tone.
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We're confident the Leader does too, which makes her comments all the more troubling, Bruce added.
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All the empty seats routinely seen at their new downtown arena is arguably even more troubling.
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More troubling, there is evidence that such policies may even harm patients by encouraging unethical practice.
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But as part of Trump's continued relationship with one major media company, it's much more troubling.
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What happened here is perfectly legal and, even more troubling, ethical under the rules of Congress.
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If that's actually happening, it's even more troubling for management to discourage attempts to raise concerns.
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Even more troubling are Mr. Jordan's defenders who have gone on the offense against his accusers.
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Investors should avoid the North, East and South of the city where more troubling stars lie.
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Far more troubling, is the mounting evidence of a possible coordinated effort to sabotage Trump's administration.
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What Sinclair's doing is even more troubling because, in most markets, Sinclair is the stealth owner.
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While Facebook's face-plant rightly dominates the news, Google's data practices are perhaps even more troubling.
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Even more troubling was the oblique statement issued by John Durham, the U.S. attorney for Connecticut.
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More troubling yet, the IMF report has to raise questions about the euro's long-term survivability.
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Far more troubling is the assault on not-so-political public servants, such as Lt. Col.
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Even more troubling, slaughter advocates blindly repeat bureau statistics with little understanding of what they mean.
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Still, if the puppet conveyed less sadness, it was also less obvious, and perhaps more troubling.
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But if your health is poor already — especially your respiratory system — this virus is more troubling.
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As the film goes on, though, the jokes become more jagged, and the thrills more troubling.
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And it's even more troubling when leftist intolerance begins to infuse normal liberal halls of power.
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The administration's proposal to cut the State Department's budget by 28 percent is even more troubling.
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Even more troubling was the oblique statement issued by John Durham, the U.S. attorney for Connecticut.
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If latest reports are true, the specter of possible obstruction has grown larger and more troubling.
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More troubling was his police department's policy to "stop and frisk" individuals suspected of carrying firearms.
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But one message, which Strzok sent in mid-2016 to US attorney Lisa Page, was more troubling.
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More troubling, it has lost the technological edge on which the pulling power of premium brands relies.
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The innocent-seeming applications advertised by Amazon, however, become far more troubling when applied to government surveillance.
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Perhaps even more troubling is a plan to potentially relocate these images to major cloud service providers.
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What's more troubling, researchers have long pointed out that a mother's self-image directly affects her daughter's.
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More troubling yet, Cruz's opponents have had some success depicting the senator as an underhanded, dishonest competitor.
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Marks's sculptures, paintings, and textiles often appear gently familiar, but then take a deeper, more troubling turn.
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The Ukraine scandal has exposed something far more troubling than what we have seen in the past.
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Even more troubling for NHL owners is that their decision went against the wishes of the players.
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"Today's letter makes Director Comey's actions nine days ago even more troubling," Feinstein said in a statement.
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But real estate experts say the real reason for the bump in sales is more troubling: taxes.
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But as far as individual incidents go, it's hard to find a more troubling one than this.
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Whether it will prove as reliable for those who take the test remains a more troubling question.
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That is all the more troubling because export-supported jobs pay a wage premium of roughly 18%.
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But while that subject is more troubling than, say, ecological extremism, should it be treated so differently?
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But more troubling than that, when they were stopped by alert Border Patrol agents near Campo, Calif.
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More troubling, "knock it off" felt like a succinct critique of who I was at that time.
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Even more troubling was that many would have broken the buck before Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy.
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More troubling, however, is the possibility that the breach notice websites provide a useful roadmap for cybercriminals.
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Yet even more troubling, perhaps, is the thought that these actions could take place without Trump's authorization.
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More troubling, the number of veterans waiting longer than 213 days has increased by nearly 221 percent.
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The arrangement is all the more troubling because of the widespread application fraud in China, he said.
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But the decision also hinted at a more troubling admission — that Glaxo had targeted the wrong person.
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Add to this the death of an innocent 6-year-old, and it's that much more troubling.
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Even more troubling is the fact that the videos themselves aren't cryptographically signed to verify their integrity.
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Either that or they're just not contesting them, which is probably more troubling if it's the case.
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As concerning as the store closings are, the corporate turmoil at the label is perhaps more troubling.
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Still more troubling news followed on Saturday: A resident and an employee had tested positive for coronavirus.
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Second, and more troubling for retail investors, the bulk of investment returns might have already been realized.
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More troubling than the loss was the fact that the Packers lost several key players to injuries.
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But even more troubling than the art itself is that the drawings are not of the imagination.
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Perhaps even more troubling were signs that American consumers, who drive the economy, were becoming increasingly uneasy.
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More troubling is the perfunctory history of AdWords, the core monetization engine that underpins Google's financial success.
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But there are more troubling trends I've witnessed happening right now, which don't get the same headlines.
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Nick Wilding, a rare-book expert who teaches history at Georgia State University, found more troubling evidence.
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The gaps also have prompted a deeper, and perhaps more troubling, question: Is this the new normal?
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Even more troubling, the doctor's dog, a Tibetan spaniel named Bo, had been left unattended in the home.
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Even more troubling than the banning of accounts is how much harassment goes on without consequence on Twitter.
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Since then, a former attorney for two of Prince's dead siblings has come forward with more troubling information.
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Alison Marks's sculptures, paintings, and textiles often appear gently familiar, but then take a deeper, more troubling turn.
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But the more troubling breaches came from administrator accounts, three of which have been breached in recent weeks.
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But for others, I suspect the silence on social media comes from a different, more troubling place: hopelessness.
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Even more troubling, the evaluation system has sent the message to principals that we don't trust their judgment.
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The Trump Foundation error is more troubling, however, as it had the effect of hiding an illegal payment.
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Is her unbridled nail biting merely a nervous habit, or is it a sign of something more troubling?
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Even more troubling, Uber has been manipulating its driver using a video game technique called the ludic loop.
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There are better questions, ones that are both more difficult, and more troubling, that should be posed today.
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However, some authors point out that the productivity slowdown is longer-lasting and perhaps more troubling than this.
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That might be unsettling, but perhaps more troubling is the fact that political campaigns are terrible at cybersecurity.
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This visual seems more troubling than appetizing, but maybe it's meant to distract customers from the price increase.
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Ford's allegations are indeed serious, but that only makes the opportunistic use of them all the more troubling.
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Even more troubling is that such a decrease in minority representation is occurring even among minority-serving institutions.
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The more troubling part is that this is all very fragile, and could fall apart at any moment.
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Some fear the AIIB will deviate from prevailing norms in other, more troubling ways—undercutting environmental standards, say.
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The hope is that the new board will help Axon navigate the more troubling possibilities of facial recognition.
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Now a new survey by Chegg and College Pulse provides even more troubling news for the current frontrunner.
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Perhaps even more troubling is that he is prone to making up his own set of false facts.
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Perhaps more troubling, in fact, than those who have endorsed Trump are those who are on the fence.
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More troubling still is that Biden, flat-footed and sleepy, seems unprepared to handle this line of criticism.
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For fans, perhaps, it may be more troubling that the major league roster seems to lack future superstars.
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The more troubling reality, however, is that the global system for influenza sample sharing generally may be weakening.
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More troubling, the proportion of older adults engaged in "high-risk drinking" jumped 269 percent, to 212 percent.
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It's even more troubling to think that nobody inside Google knows how to contend with Google's size, either.
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More troubling, some financiers and regulators fret that WeWork and fellow co-working companies may threaten financial stability.
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Even more troubling, Treasury nominee Mnuchin's former bank has been credibly tied to discriminatory lending and foreclosure practices.
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What's even more troubling is if a Republican victory suggested public opinion is supportive of democratic backsliding itself.
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More troubling, however, is the ability to capture potentially sensitive documents as they're being sent as a print job.
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But by far the more troubling implication of Trump's comments is that PTSD and suicide are signs of weakness.
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More troubling is the complaint filed in 2014, that breaker panels in the apartment complex weren't up to code.
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But even as such breaches have started to feel almost routine, they are also taking a more troubling turn.
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It's incredible to me that there can be more troubling moments than the monthly ceremony, but this definitely counts.
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This visual seems more troubling than appetizing, but maybe it's meant to distract customers from the increase in price.
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More troubling is the psychological effect that a flavored ODT may have on children and their perception of medication.
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But in recent years as more and more troubling conduct is unearthed, consumer confidence and public trust are eroding.
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Much more troubling than the legal exceptions to labor certification are the employers who knowingly hire unauthorized foreign workers.
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This budget stifles our first-responders' resources and more troubling, their ability to prevent and to respond to attacks.
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But it may also confirm something much more troubling: the president's preference for crony capitalism over principled free enterprise.
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More troubling, however, is that hiring managers who negotiate with black candidates also bring their biases to the table.
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More troubling, the D.N.C. trove included individual Social Security and credit card data whose disclosure served no public purpose.
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What's more troubling in some ways is that neither claim is even a proper lie intended to trick people.
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But that conclusion is far more troubling because the Mueller report was not received by Barr until late Friday.
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At the extremes, however, a person's relationship with cleaning could be a sign of a more troubling underlying issue.
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The 2628 post-election protest in New York is more troubling because it demonstrated a new way of warfare.
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But the more troubling aspect, they said, was how the behavior reflected a broader culture inside Wells's retail operations.
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But even more troubling news followed on Saturday: A resident and an employee had tested positive for the coronavirus.
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More troubling, he's allowed his loyalty to colleagues to blind him to credible accusations of child abuse against clergymen.
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But there was a more troubling edge to Mikey's introspection, hidden behind the eyeliner and that perfectly swooped fringe.
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More troubling is Judis's embrace of some of the presumptions that underlie the hawkish nationalism he aims to analyze.
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For Shelby, ghettos are something more troubling and less tractable: symptoms of the "systemic injustice" of the United States.
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Now details that have recently emerged in litigation challenging Facebook's stock plan indicate a more troubling disregard for shareholders.
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More troubling, however, was that no one was watching despite video surveillance and room-check requirements, Mr. Peters said.
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Even more troubling, this summit follows President Trump's shameful behavior with our closest allies at the G-7 summit.
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Even more troubling, the Black Box deceived federal regulators about the state of Wachovia's financial health, the lawsuit said.
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It may also be more troubling evidence of a slowdown, which has been showing up in other economic data.
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A different, slightly more troubling, issue is the market response to what can only be described as excellent earnings.
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Even more troubling, Brexit undermines the fundamental premise on which the Northern Irish peace process rests: respect for diversity.
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Cousins is younger than Sir Charles was, may be just as talented and has an even more troubling attitude.
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More troubling for MbS, some Saudi royals are agitating to prevent him becoming king, Reuters reported on November 19.
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Perhaps more troubling than the expanding range of its missiles, though, is the diversification of its missile delivery systems.
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"I've also seen up-close that there can be another, more troubling, side of YouTube's openness," Ms. Wojcicki wrote.
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More troubling, over two-thirds of surveyed business owners agree that the District is becoming less friendly for business.
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What happened to Bettig was far more troubling: hyperdiction, where his ship was yanked out of a hyperspace jump.
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But the far more troubling error is that Una depicts, in several flashbacks, what happened when Una was 13.
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And, as Vox's Matt Yglesias wrote earlier today, the Pence email case may actually be legitimately more troubling than Clinton's.
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Even more troubling to health experts: the U.S. seems to be settling into a trend of no improvement at all.
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If the last few years are any indication, the actual use cases for these drones could be far more troubling.
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Even more troubling are the false negatives, or instances of atrial fibrillation that aren't picked up by the Apple Watch.
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Manpower shortages Perhaps even more troubling for ISIS, the documents indicate that the organization is struggling to field adequate troops.
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Even more troubling for Trump: that deputy, Rick Gates, flipped his plea to guilty, and is now working with investigators.
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More troubling is the proviso that the cooling-off period applies only to matters related to a commissioner's former portfolio.
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In even more troubling news, Tim could face a hefty A$9000 (US$6979) fine from the nation's aviation authority.
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That cultural toxicity is all the more troubling given the outsized importance that infosec culture has had for mainstream tech.
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Is there more troubling information to come about Flynn that's relevant to one of the other investigations where he's cooperating?
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But what's more troubling is the evidence that he doesn't stop there, but also actively lends support to corporate benefactors.
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But there are other issues that should be even more troubling for Trump in Merkel's statement and Macron's phone call.
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Even more troubling than the faulty estimates is the proposed legislation itself, which does anything but "strengthen" the REMS program.
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But what's more troubling for Republicans is when the people who said they prefer a Democratic Congress are asked why.
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Bipartisan support or not, the apprenticeship push now seems linked to a larger, more troubling push by the White House.
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That happenstance shouldn't blind Trump's opponents to Avenatti's more troubling antics, especially when they mirror those of his chief adversary.
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And while such private sector efforts are concerning, it is even more troubling when government agencies play the paperless game.
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Today's decision, however, follows a more troubling trend in failing to protect fully the most important right in our democracy.
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As we learn more about the harms social platforms and their users can cause, this disconnect is becoming more troubling.
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But lurking behind the veil of secrecy created by Trump's failure to disclose his returns lurks another, more troubling, secret.
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Even more troubling, health expenditures exploded to $2202 trillion in 2628, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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But, what is more troubling is that those same concepts—largely unmoderated—won the general election this time as well.
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The only thing more troubling than Putin in Washington is Trump in Moscow, where Putin would have even more control.
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This income increase is even more troubling considering that it hasn't kept up with the skyrocketing cost of living expenses.
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The novel's use of queer characters and subplots reminds us that mere representation is often more troubling than total erasure.
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But after losing to Mr. Mbeki, Mr. Ramaphosa entered business, where his career has given him a more troubling legacy.
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In Manhattan, those figures were even more troubling: Black people were arrested at 15 times the rate of white people.
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The story of the F.B.I.'s succession crisis raises still more troubling prospects for Mr. Trump in the months ahead.
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And, of course, even more troubling, he has been accused by Christine Blasey Ford, a research psychologist, of sexual assault.
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This question grows even more troubling when the administration's institutional disrespect for Congress is fueling the President's personal self-dealing.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Africa's biggest telecommunications company MTN is facing more troubling times in Nigeria, one of its biggest markets.
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Even more troubling is the fact that efforts in the tech space to protect users could only worsen the situation.
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I think if anything, the picture in the United States is more troubling, and we can talk about Trump later.
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Implying others should somehow feel less disgusted is a troubling message to send — and an even more troubling thing to believe.
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More troubling, though, has been the tenor of the responses from some of the NBA's top brass and most fêted players.
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Even more troubling, each year comes with more questions about the brain health of former players after they leave the game.
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Now in her 40s, she revisits her guileless teenage talks with the wisdom of experience and finds a more troubling document.
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More troubling, any voice—including that of a stranger—can be cloned if decent recordings are available on YouTube or elsewhere.
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This is still smaller than the peak flow on the Turkey-Greece route, but it poses an even more troubling conundrum.
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America, however, is plagued by the only democratic vice more troubling than the tyranny of the majority: tyranny of the minority.
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This becomes more troubling when coupled with statistics that show more young people consume content through streaming services than traditional television.
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Upon his Turing Award announcement, Berners-Lee spoke to The Guardian about some of the more troubling developments in internet news.
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The authors of the study point out that their findings are even more troubling for women than they are for men.
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And that may be a more troubling development for Biden than the surge of disproportionately white voters toward Warren and Buttigieg.
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The number itself is staggering, but it's even more troubling when compared to the number of drug-related deaths in 2015.
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More troubling, if one or two of these investors pulled back from Lending Club, the company's funding capacity could drop significantly.
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The threat by the Trump administration to withdraw from NAFTA if USMCA is not approved by Congress is even more troubling.
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But it is even more troubling that America has allowed Russia to determine the content of the debate to this extent.
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A more troubling option: Sexism has become so normalized many women are ambivalent about elevating one of their own to leadership.
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Even more troubling for Labour, many of the working-class voters in Britain are not attracted to theoretical or academic socialism.
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To do nothing would send a worrying message: that directors are unwilling or unable to rein in Musk's more troubling traits.
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A separate study using Kentucky data, presented at a conference this summer, suggests a more troubling effect was also at work.
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What is more troubling is a recent trend Even during equity market sell-offs, gold has been a less reliable hedge.
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Facebook faces more troubling news, Sri Lanka reckons with postwar mental health issues and Sesame Street reaches out to refugee children.
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But more troubling for investors were the virtual elimination of the company's dividend and a criminal inquiry into its accounting practices.
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Mr. Amarasingam argued that was because the group saw Mr. Obama's relatively better image in the Muslim world as more troubling.
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Perhaps more troubling, however, is the willingness of Republicans to use citizenship as nothing more than a chit to be traded.
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The impeachment ordeal has three key implications for the integrity of the 2020 elections, each one more troubling than the last.
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More troubling yet is the very real risk that a hard Brexit could cause an escalation in the world trade war.
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Potok warned that the number of people growing radicalized online, apart from organized groups, may paint an even more troubling picture.
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And more troubling, perhaps, is the lack of suggestion of what to do about it from the intelligence and law enforcement community.
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The reasons for this are still unclear and all the more troubling, given just how similar we were to our hominid cousins.
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While this state of existence alone is unsettling, it's even more troubling that the machines are fucking up even the simplest task.
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More troubling is the extensive damage to the interior of the reactors, the intense radiation inside, and the still-volatile melted fuel.
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And this problem is becoming even more troubling as more employers force people out of the workforce between ages 50 and 60.
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More troubling, while the remote gave a countdown clock showing how much flight time I had left, that number was really jumpy.
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Then there are the more troubling, counterfeit products, which advertise themselves as and look like real Juul pods to the naked eye.
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But this led to another, perhaps even more troubling, problem: They shifted to harder-to-check material that served the same purpose.
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In that way, it is no more troubling than the government hacking your mobile phone and reading your WhatsApp conversations that way.
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What's more troubling is the short-sightedness and illogic apparent in the policy positions Cramer says he'll recommend to the presumptive nominee.
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" The Clinton campaign said the news was evidence of "more troubling connections between Donald Trump's team and pro-Kremlin elements in Ukraine.
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"Just when you think you've seen it all, Trump offers something else that's even more outrageous and even more troubling," said Rep.
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Trump's bold embrace of certain evangelical leaders — and his implicit legitimization of their philosophy — may be more troubling than it first appears.
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It is even more troubling that the latest Congressional Budget Office projections indicate that the future will hold slower, not faster, growth.
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I mean, that, to me, is far more troubling than whatever his most recent screed against my mom or my family [is].
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Far more troubling is when agencies go back into already collected raw data and look for the communications of Americans by name.
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While it's unclear if this is a result of the newest so-called travel ban, the timing could not be more troubling.
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What makes the figures all the more troubling is that the vast majority of debt is issued by the federal government itself.
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More troubling still, he was seen unfavorably by 94 percent of African-Americans, 85033 percent of Hispanics and 77 percent of women.
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But while we can safely shrug at Trump's thumb slip-ups, the other errors have the potential to be far more troubling.
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More troubling, thousands of pounds of fins are being imported into the United States every year — including from countries that allow finning.
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More troubling, most of the loans Select Portfolio Servicing will modify — and Credit Suisse will receive credit for — are owned by others.
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We've seen it happen many times: Some seemingly delightful noncelebrity diverts the internet's attention from the more troubling news of the day.
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Even more troubling was our observation that boys who remained in institutions had a lack of empathy or guilt associated with criminality.
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The ballooning U.S. deficit is more troubling, especially after the House and Senate passed a spending bill that dramatically increases U.S. debt.
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More troubling in terms of West Virginia's competitive prospects are the job losses that have come with declining production — and increasing automation.
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More troubling, this is a result of illegal property tax assessments and inflated property tax bills that many Detroit homeowners cannot pay.
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More troubling than his result was his on-course behavior, which included pounding his putter on a spike mark on the green.
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" The Clinton campaign said the news was evidence of "more troubling connections between Donald Trump's team and pro-Kremlin elements in Ukraine.
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The question remains: Will Republicans and independents see the unfolding events as more troubling or continue to brush them off as distractions?
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Even more troubling ... he tells us synagogues everywhere are already considering moves to protect themselves in the wake of the anti-Semitic attack.
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But while headline sentiment indicators remain very positive, there are more troubling signs that spending on big ticket items is beginning to stall.
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As another volley in the multidecade war on press freedom that has been eagerly escalated by the Trump administration, it's way more troubling.
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Even more troubling, getting stung by bees can actually increase your sensitivity to them, rendering you potentially allergic to the point of anaphylaxis.
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The piece details a number of safeguards and vetting that companies can implement to help avoid some of the more troubling pitfalls here.
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The president's lack of scientific advisors is even more troubling considering: Donald Trump may be the least scientifically literate president in modern times.
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But more troubling, given the power Puzder will likely wield after his expected Senate confirmation, is his company's own record on labor issues.
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But according to the popular NBC Saturday morning show's executive producer Peter Engel, the storyline was originally conceived as something far more troubling.
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Even more troubling, the president-elect has shunned transparency and chosen to leave the American people in the dark regarding his financial holdings.
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Even more troubling, the issue was later revealed to be caused by a missed payment owed to one of the service's ticket suppliers.
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He was underqualified from the start, which for most veterans is much more troubling than the controversial accusations that led to Jackson's withdrawal.
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Some Mueller investigators have reportedly told associates that their findings were more troubling for President Trump than Attorney General William Barr has indicated.
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It's no big deal when you're just bookmarking a blog post, but a little more troubling when you're shortening directions to your house.
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And such a surfeit doesn't provide any sense of certainty, either of the outcome of the trial, or — more troubling, sometimes — the truth.
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The Mets, who face winning teams in 20123 of their next 25 games, had their pick of which pitcher's plight was more troubling.
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As troubling as a government shutdown is, even more troubling is the issue over which it may be brought to a screeching halt.
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But this particular case has exposed a casual biphobia that's more troubling than the usual problematic reports we're used to seeing from tabloids.
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More troubling is the high percentage of governments that do not know how often they are attacked (28 percent) or breached (41 percent).
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More troubling, a still small but growing portion of recent infections are the result of community transmission rather than people returning from abroad.
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She has wondered, in her travels around the state, whether a different, more troubling Oregon was never far away, lurking beneath the surface.
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More troubling, the officials said, is that Mr. Nunes's actions suggest that he is more interested in courting conflict than understanding the case.
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What's mystifying and a lot more troubling to me is how little the film makes an effort to really understand the Manson girls.
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Even more troubling for Republicans is that just 28% of women approved of the job Trump is doing in office while 64% disapproved.
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Moreover, Japan is now increasingly likely to seek its own nuclear capability, a nightmare for China in some respects more troubling than America.
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One of the bank's more troubling activities was laundering billions of Russian rubles (via sham transactions known as "mirror trades") into U.S. dollars.
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More troubling, the legal gains on which the A.C.L.U. rests its colorblind logic have never secured real freedom or even safety for all.
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Perhaps more troubling for the president is that 53 percent of independent voters said they disapproved of Trump's performance, while 29 percent approved.
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More troubling, it said the firm had transferred "significant volumes of Cryptocurrency" into personal accounts held by Mr. Cotten on other online exchanges.
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What's more troubling to me than that is that I made it to the age of 19 without even realizing that this was troubling.
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Even more troubling, 47 percent say their total household savings and investments total less than $25,000, including 523 percent who have less than $1,000.
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What's more troubling—and perhaps more dangerous–is the idea that the president should be immune to public scorn simply because he's the president.
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The proposed cut is one of the more troubling aspects of Trump's foreign aid budget, which decreases bilateral aid to Tunisia by 22019 percent.
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Unlike Trump, however, Pruitt has been unwavering in that denial and, more troubling still, has experience trying to let these misconceptions inform our laws.
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Roman Polanski's conviction for statutory rape, far from being consigned to the druggy fog of the 1970s, has only grown more troubling with time.
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The deeper and more troubling tolerance for historical ignorance, however, lies not only in the public at large but in public officials as well.
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More troubling is Mr Zygar's reliance on hearsay and anonymous sources, a flaw he readily owns up to and tries to parlay into insight.
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And the extent to which Jiajia makes women seem submissive and image-obsessed is almost more troubling since the robot's face can barely move.
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What is even more troubling is the way in which these appointments signal the empowerment and normalization in politics of white supremacists and bigots.
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And, even more troubling to die-hards, Riley runs a pro-style offense in which the quarterback must make sophisticated reads and tough throws.
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The more troubling possibility is that the world has been paying plenty of attention to Sudan all along, but looking after purely Western interests.
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So while Epstein warrants little sympathy, his prosecution may raise more troubling issues of double jeopardy, made worse by a new Supreme Court decision.
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Beneath these keen observations, though, rests the onset of something even more troubling than the reality in which they find themselves: numbness and desensitization.
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That it comes when calls for more robust antitrust legislation are louder than they have been in decades makes it all the more troubling.
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What's more troubling is that no matter what they say or do, Coats and others can't seem to get Trump to listen to them.
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Many economists fear a more troubling likelihood: that companies will focus less on serving their customers and more on keeping the Trump administration happy.
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More troubling is that the related parties section of the filing says Neumann and other executives apparently borrowed millions in loans from WeWork itself.
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They marked their choices at times in the eerie quiet of polling places that smelled of disinfectant wipes or, more troubling, nothing at all.
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Even more troubling, studies in Kenya have found that poorer girls may trade sex to afford pads, making them vulnerable to sexually transmitted diseases.
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But workers who tolerated the abstract threat of surveillance find it far more troubling when that data is used to dictate their every move.
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"Having made such a statement in one circumstance means their failure to do so in other circumstances would be much more troubling," David added.
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The United States has the worst rate of maternal deaths in the developed world, and for Black women the numbers are even more troubling.
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Thus, it stands to reason that the socialist pronouncements of leading politicians suggest a much more troubling cultural rot running well beneath the surface.
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With the United States imposing tariffs and threatening the legally binding Nafta treaty, Freeland believed much larger and more troubling issues had been raised.
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But some members of the special counsel's team have told associates that their findings are more troubling for President Trump than Mr. Barr indicated.
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But in recent weeks, the airline has been making headlines for more troubling reasons, raising concerns about the reliability and safety of its flights.
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Do the bad seasons, in effect, open up little holes in the show's base that become more troubling the longer you look at them?
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However, "the UK consumer is showing some early signs of retrenchment, which makes the rise in the impairment number a little more troubling," Hunter added.
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More troubling is the idea that mainstream politicians appear to be adopting tactics known to have sowed so much political discord during the 2016 election.
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More troubling is the chilling effect the proposed law has had on the willingness of undocumented students to report abuse or assaults to campus police.
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Even more troubling is Trump's attempt to cut funding for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to pay for his costly and useless border wall.
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Credit Suisse analysts said that most of Trump's more troubling policies, such as those related to immigration and protectionism, were likely to be toned down.
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Even more troubling is the continued imperfection of the Electoral College, which all but guarantees that only a few states actually choose the next president.
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Social media also facilitate more troubling kinds of activism: xenophobic groups in Germany and Islamic State both make extensive use of such platforms, for example.
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Even more troubling, imagine being denied accommodations due to the fact that you are one of the 6900 million Americans who lives with a disability.
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Even more troubling for local Republican candidates is the finding that independent voters favor Clinton over Trump by better than two to one, 49-23.
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A far more troubling example is the Pennsylvania State Representative, Brian Sims, who accosted a woman praying the rosary outside of a Philadelphia abortion clinic.
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They say Congress should not only move on, but focus its oversight efforts on whether Democrats had even more troubling ties to possible Russian interference.
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Even more troubling: Trump knew of the whistleblower complaint days before U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland explicitly told Ukrainian officials on Sept.
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More troubling allegations surfaced that while still a city official, he had accepted illegal gifts from associates, some of whom did business with the city.
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More troubling yet, global equity market valuations appear to be stretched, global credit risk has been seriously mispriced and global credit has been grossly misallocated.
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Even more troubling, some of the side effects from the psychiatric medications we use to treat mental illness can cause some of this very stigma.
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It is all the more troubling when the gender accountants are legislators or regulators with the power to do more than just name and shame.
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Sotomayor, joined by Ginsburg, wrote in her dissent that the travel ban decision was "all the more troubling" because of parallels with the Korematsu case.
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But some are more troubling than others in light of the many accusations of sexual assault against him — including one from his ex-wife Ivana.
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But even more troubling, The Trump Prophecy encourages its viewers to wall themselves off from any information that might challenge their perspective of current events.
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"Tech stocks are under pressure once again but more troubling is that oil prices are collapsing," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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"As a citizen, I find myself looking out on a global environment that seems more troubling and uncertain than any time in my lifetime," she said.
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More troubling: The field of nutrition research hasn't quite caught up to medicine when it comes to building in safeguards to address potential conflicts of interest.
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The issue is even more troubling when the work is outsourced to companies that might have lower standards of security and privacy than big tech firms.
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What's even more troubling is that more than 40% of these victims are our children, reporting they were first raped before they were 18 years old.
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And while the acquisition of such a quintessential chain may be symbolic of the evolving industry, the organic food world faces bigger, more troubling shifts yet.
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More troubling, the government is planning to compile a "social credit" score for all its citizens, pooling online data about them to predict their future behaviour.
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Even more troubling, China has quickly leveraged US innovations through alleged technology transfers that clone our most promising ventures and allegedly stealing American intellectual property outright.
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Even more troubling is tightness in the surgically repaired left knee of Kyrie Irving, who left the game for treatment in the third quarter before returning.
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An even more troubling statistic is that India has a child sex ratio of 919, which means only 919 baby girls for every 1000 baby boys.
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More troubling are fresh signs of weakness in China, where data released on Monday showed the manufacturing sector contracted for the sixth month in a row.
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In a more troubling sign for Detroit, combined sales of large pickups fell 4 percent, and sales of large sport utility vehicles declined by 13 percent.
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More troubling still, this model oversimplifies the truth about sexual abuse, obscuring the experiences of marginalized women and fundamentally altering the way we address the problem.
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Even more troubling than Clarke's inflammatory rhetoric has been a string of deaths among the inmate population that occurred inside Milwaukee County jails during his tenure.
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It's hard to tell if the mistakes made at the Grill are the growing pains endured by any new restaurant or signs of something more troubling.
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A professor at Stirling University in Scotland has found more troubling links between the tiny rubber bits used in artificial turf around the world and cancer.
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Far more troubling is Barr's view that the president can shut down investigations at will so long as he asserts that they're based on false accusations.
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There has been plenty of flawed reporting this election cycle, just as there is flawed reporting every cycle, but the deeper, more troubling failure is collective.
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But charging Assange or WikiLeaks solely for publishing such information is a more troubling thing to do, due to its implications for freedom of the press.
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What's more troubling about the assault on the whistle-blower's credibility, and the desire to know the complaint author's identity, is the cascading effects beyond obfuscation.
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But more troubling than the facts as we know them today would indicate is that not a single journalistic enterprise has admitted its error in judgment.
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But what was even more troubling for me was the fact that the senior people were putting their thumb on the scale of the news division.
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O.J. Simpson suggests something even more troubling; that a victim of violent crime can either exist as a narrative tool, or cease to be remembered at all.
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Mukherjee, whose book Indian Suffragettes: Female Identities and Transnational Networks is out this year, also tells me about a more troubling side to the campaign's white figureheads.
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And equally if not more troubling ... the political associations and political activities of both the users and third parties with whom they communicate, will also be revealed.
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The ones that are safer to visit — Kuwait and Saudi Arabia come to mind — tend to have policies more troubling than their attitude toward Israeli visa stamps.
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There is often limited local AI expertise to tap into, and the tools' more troubling aspects can be compounded by histories of ethnic conflict or systemic exclusion.
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Yet the attorney-general's treatment of the second prong of Mr Mueller's investigation, concerning Mr Trump's alleged effort to obstruct the various Russia investigations, is more troubling.
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While Netflix's subscriber loss in the U.S. is rare, its miss on international subscribers may be more troubling to investors since this represents its biggest growth opportunity.
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A proposal published on January 29th by a group reporting to the European Systemic Risk Board, a prudential supervisor, may mend one of the more troubling flaws.
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" Perhaps more troubling, the Interim Guidelines don't require the destruction of personal information unless it is "known not to be directly related to uses authorized under CISA.
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The frequency of acqua alta has become more troubling, experts say, and is linked to rising seawater levels, not only in Venice, but also around the world.
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign has previously said the allegations were evidence of "more troubling connections between Donald Trump's team and pro-Kremlin elements in Ukraine".
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Perhaps more troubling, recent reports suggest that the job market essentially slowed to a crawl last year, as activity in manufacturing, retail and business services sectors flagged.
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One of the more troubling features of popular political life is blind tribal loyalty — the refusal to acknowledge that your chief or your kind could be wrong.
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Days later, F.B.I. agents learned the details of an even more troubling fact: One of Mr. Trump's campaign advisers, George Papadopoulos, knew in advance about Russia's plans.
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But others — including a comment on YouTube Mr. Cruz may have posted last year saying he wished to be "a professional school shooter" — were considerably more troubling.
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Perhaps even more troubling, Trump also retweeted a post containing the alleged name of the government whistleblower who first sounded the alarm about his dealings with Ukraine.
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"Even more troubling is the fact that Senator McConnell's campaign touted the Politico article on social media," said DeFazio, the top Democrat on the House Transportation Committee.
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I've heard reporters and lay people refer to "corporations who … " and "companies who …" That speaks to an even deeper and more troubling depersonalization and displacement than automation.
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More troubling, it lacks oversight and accountability, entrusting the private sector to train workers with their best interests in mind, without repercussions for failing to do so.
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That spike is significant on its own, but more troubling when you consider 22018 plans were already prohibitively expensive for people who didn't qualify for federal subsidies.
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More troubling, the sales meant that as the company reorganized, the interests of Breitburn's management were no longer aligned with those of the remaining common unit holders.
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And even more troubling, you and your Republican allies in Congress seem determined to rip affordable health insurance away from millions of Americans who most need it.
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Of course, what would be much more troubling than getting someone's heritage or hair color wrong is using that information to inform decisions made about that person.
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More troubling, the CFPB's justification for the rule rested heavily on the findings of one academic paper whose author disagreed with the CFPB's interpretation of his findings.
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Harriet Washington, a bioethics lecturer at Columbia and the author of the book "Medical Apartheid," said the semantics can mask the more troubling realities of the industry.
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"What makes the latest volatility more troubling is that it's been difficult to identify one specific cause," said Kerry Craig, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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But charging Assange or WikiLeaks solely for publishing such information has been viewed by many as more troubling, due to its implications for freedom of the press.
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While many of Julia Kuhl's paintings are funny and provocative others are more troubling, alluding to the ways women's personal, professional, and sexual boundaries often go broadly unacknowledged.
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But the development that the Department of Justice has asked for more time to collect evidence to support the accusation is what crosses an even more troubling line.
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But what's even more troubling is that while these product renders look pretty slick, photos of the actual device from Nubia's IFA booth paint a somewhat different story.
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In March, Cummings wrote to the White House counsel with "more troubling information" about apparent violations by Kushner, Ivanka Trump and former advisers Steve Bannon and K.T. McFarland.
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More troubling, they do nothing at all to address the very real concerns about Facebook's refusal to hold politicians accountable for spreading lies and propaganda on its platform.
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Even more troubling, she still backs a "no-fly zone" in Syria, apparently in part to obtain leverage in negotiations with the Russians over the troubled country's future.
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Less obvious, perhaps, but more troubling are those issues we identified that ultimately tilted the playing field in favor of one side in the contest -- the "Yes" campaign.
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What's more troubling is that the Philippines' major and long-standing ally, the United States, is overall perplexingly quiet on the issue aside from issuing statements of concern.
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That situation is mirrored on the web, of course, but made more troubling when a sense of presence is involved via 3D avatars, audio interaction and hand interfaces.
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More troubling is that Chairman Nunes chose instead to brief the President and his team, days after it was learned that the President's campaign is under criminal investigation.
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To my mind, the more troubling aspect of the trials is the litany of small, strange choices that aggregated until you had to wonder what prosecutors were thinking.
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Still more troubling, Walmart subsequently learned (independent of Tesla) that a potentially dangerous ground fault alert had occurred at the Yuba City site during the summer of 2018.
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This person noted that Trump's comments were all the more troubling given that Russia hadn't requested that the US lobby on its behalf or offered anything in exchange.
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"What is more troubling to me is that even when black patients are diagnosed at the same stage as white patients, they still have worse outcomes," Bordeaux added.
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Ads, by their nature, often exaggerate "the benefits or virtues of the products and, even more troubling, downplay the dangers or risk of a product," Mr. Miller said.
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But even setting that concern aside, the different emotions that played across Yvonne Strahovski's face as Serena held Nichole again were almost worth the story's more troubling elements.
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More troubling yet to the NFL have been decisions by stars like Andrew Luck, a 29-year-old quarterback who quit while he could still walk and think.
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More troubling to Democratic strategists and elected officials was the growing strain between Mr. Perez, who has struggled to hold his divided party together, and Mr. Sanders's campaign.
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Even more troubling for the market, the tax exemption of interest income — the very foundation of municipal bonds — is always part of discussions about changing the tax code.
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More troubling than the janky tech is the muffed rationale; artists' reconstructions of traditional cinema were old hat 20 years ago (think of Douglas Gordon and Pierre Huyghe).
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Even more troubling are WhatsApp conversations between Parnas and Robert Hyde, a Trump ally and GOP congressional candidate in Connecticut, that suggest Hyde had placed Yovanovitch under surveillance.
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He's grown his support modestly to the mid-single digits in polls, but the more troubling aspect at the onset is his negative image with likely Democratic voters.
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For some Americans, the idea of an Olympic athlete protesting on the world stage is far more troubling than an NFL player taking a knee on home soil.
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And people were still unsure how seriously to take the even more troubling idea — not raised by anyone with a formal role on the Trump team — of internment.
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Even more troubling for Graham: A fellow preacher had been peppering him with questions about the trustworthiness of the Bible, hammering cracks in the bedrock of his faith.
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"The thing I thought was much more troubling about the back-and-forth was the lack of preparation and basic understanding of pretty basic legal concepts," she said.
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And it would have learned the Flynn lesson, that even though the political scrutiny given to Russia-related matters was awkward, lying about it was even more troubling.
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The news that both the Ethiopian Airlines and Lion Air jets were missing certain safety features raises a more troubling question: Are airlines putting a price on safety?
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CR said one of the more troubling concerns were failures of Tesla's three rearward-facing cameras to detect fast-approaching objects from the rear better than the average driver.
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Bourgois sees something much more troubling in Trump's appeal: "Sympathy for white addicts but wanting to kill addicted Latino sellers who are closer to the import flows," he says.
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More troubling is the government's botched effort at investigating the September 2014 disappearance of 43 college students, who appear to have been massacred in the rural state of Guerrero.
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It's a fine line, but Minkoff says that it's important to show these more troubling aspects of war, in order to give players a better understanding of the reality.
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More troubling is the 20,000 pallets of bottled water left out in the sun while Puerto Ricans had to survive off mountain springs in the wake of Hurricane Maria.
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Trump also moved the US Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, a longtime dream of the evangelical right (and a notion sometimes tied up in other, more troubling apocalyptic ideologies).
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More troubling, they could have been looking to get malicious code inside those companies' products, which are used by high-value targets in government and business around the world.
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More troubling to her were the responses she received from some other service members, she says, who labeled her a "terrorist" and "an inside threat" for agitating for reform.
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More troubling than simple jamming, though, is the rise of "spoofing," which overrides correct GPS data with a more powerful localized signal that delivers false information to a receiver.
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Perhaps more troubling: If Amazon ever screws over Alexa users on a large scale, bringing a class-action lawsuit against the company is all but impossible, legal experts say.
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The situation might grow more troubling by the end of the second quarter because the rest of the yield curve will likely invert within those three months, he said.
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But it is more troubling that Parilla and the rest of the Board remain in charge when they have put money and medals before athlete safety for this long.
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Teixeira, who had spent the past five days out of the lineup with a stiff neck, started at first base Monday, but his season has been even more troubling.
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It could be growing pains, it could be the beginning of the next step in the evolution of wearables, or it could be something more troubling for the category.
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For all the stunning revelations we've seen about Donald Trump and his global business interests since the election, the larger and more troubling issue is what we don't know.
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These days, as I speak across the country, I am asked with increasing frequency to give people hope about Israel's future in the face of ever more troubling developments.
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Beyond that, it raises more troubling implications that are also undeniable: The DNC is in rotten shape, a problem that predated the primary and has yet to be resolved.
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Among the more troubling encounters, some Native Americans said in interviews, is seeing funerary objects on display, like the ancient pots made by the Mimbres women of New Mexico.
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More troubling to many was that Mr. Ramaphosa publicly supported his boss or stayed quiet, even when Mr. Zuma drew criticism for the kind of corruption Mr. Ramaphosa decries.
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Even more troubling for Democrats, their assumption that the vast majority of Hispanics are inherently repelled by conservative politicians and policies is not being borne out by the evidence.
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"It's even more troubling when we look at the selective leaks from Adam Schiff, where information will be taken out of context and provided to the press," he continued.
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More troubling for him, only four in 10 Americans plan to vote for him for re-election, while 48% say they plan on voting for a Democrat for president.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE, Kent County Prosecuting Attorney Christopher Becker writes, "This has to be one of the more troubling cases I've seen in my time in this office.
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Even so, we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that our soon-to-be president could weaken the American system of free expression in far more troubling and insidious ways.
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This is all technically true, but season 1 of the streaming series reveals this love story is far more troubling than the romance novel veneer Netflix's marketing wizards cooked up.
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Tara Malloy, deputy executive director of the Campaign Legal Center, a nonprofit election law organization, said the overall atmosphere created by Trump's actions was more troubling than any individual incident.
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What's more troubling, and what will persist after the Mets get back to something like full strength, is the way that all this Metsiness still persists and presides over everything.
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The worry of the ETC Group and its fellow travellers is that the use of gene drives against malaria will open the door to more troubling, slipshod and exploitative applications.
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An immigration judge in Washington ruled against his request for relief last week, ordering his removal from the US. To advocates, it's one more troubling sign of a broken system.
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Experts I spoke to say that means the window for a negotiated agreement is closing fast — which in turn implies future North Korean provocations might be a lot more troubling.
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While all of this is disturbing enough, the rest of the episode makes the complete omission of any meaningful response to Donna's death, or a simple explanation, even more troubling.
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Yet this rude financial health conceals a more troubling long-term trend: governments, long willing to let internet firms act as they wish, are increasingly trying to tie them down.
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Even more troubling is that very little of this future backbone of space utility is American-owned which, with a few notable exceptions, leaves the United States even further behind.
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Even more troubling, the December decline hit most product categories — a possible sign that an ongoing slowdown in the global economy may be cutting into demand for U.S.-made products.
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Because the process is so market-driven, the question that economists need to ask is whether gender and racial bias in the profession indicates something more troubling about economics itself.
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More troubling yet, it would seem that rarely before has the global economy been confronted with such a confluence of major risks in so many different parts of its economy.
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These are troubling numbers on their own, but there is one statistic that is far more troubling—the Rosanero, as they're called, have changed managers eight different times this season.
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More troubling photos involving Johnny Manziel -- a car owned by the ex-NFL star was clearly involved in a bad accident in Dallas ... with the driver's side completely smashed in.
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Which leads to a more troubling but inevitable conclusion: that there is something about the very physiognomy of the Asian face that American audiences still cannot or will not accept.
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One of the more troubling is the way the team doctor duped patients, parents and other physicians into believing that his "treatments" were medically appropriate, even after complaints were lodged.
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But it's more troubling how many prominent voices on the right deny all responsibility for instigating violence against the left (#LockHerUp) and instead claim this was a false-flag operation.
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More troubling, however, is that Harriet also forwards letters from cousins whom we do care about, but who clearly did not imagine the contents of their note would be shared.
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Even more troubling, the current requirements don't distinguish between experienced suppliers who understand the local patient population and costs and suppliers who have never provided said services in the area.
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At the other end are more troubling occurrences, such as memory gaps, or "depersonalization-derealization" (a feeling of observing yourself outside of your body, or existing in a dreamlike state).
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Far more troubling, it turned out that most of the parts Boeing workers were expected to "snap together," from the wings to the smoke detectors, lacked tubes and electrical wiring.
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The policies that most logically follow from his overall view of Russia would upset established alliances and create incentives for Moscow to step up some of its more troubling behavior.
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He believes that even more troubling for many wealthy Americans than the current measured creep up in rates overseen by the Fed is the underlying issue of a ballooning federal deficit.
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Perhaps even more troubling, a compromised admin with control of the server could manipulate the messages that would alert group members that someone new had been added, according to the researchers.
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Even more troubling, it seems this behavior has been going on for a while, and only recently has been brought back to light thanks to Europe's new GDPR online privacy laws.
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More troubling conditions turned up in a 2017 FDA inspection of PCCA, including failures in its drug quality-control process and failures to properly clean the equipment used to repackage medications.
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But the prospect of building a place like "Westworld" is much more troubling, because the experience of harming a host isn't merely similar to that of harming a person; it's identical.
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The proposal is more troubling in light of a recent report revealing Russian war games last September "simulated a large-scale military attack against Nato," according to the Estonian Defense Forces.
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Yesterday's guilty plea by George Papadopoulos is potentially more troubling for the White House, although Sarah Huckabee Sanders dismissed him as having been an unpaid campaign volunteer on an advisory council.
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It works almost as a dramatic bait and switch: luring the audience in with the aspirational story before hitting them with the much more troubling evolution of Ally and Jackson's relationship.
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What's even more troubling is that forest elephants were found to be less able to sustain poaching and habitat loss compared to their savannah-dwelling cousins because they reproduce less quickly.
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More troubling, however, is that the individual claimed he was not able to opt out of the prompt and that after complying, he could not locate the video in his profile.
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Even more troubling: While both the Facebook and Equifax breaches have been talked about ad nauseum, neither incidents have changed how people safeguard their personal data security in a productive way.
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Making matters more troubling still, when Anne finally shows up, she is a different woman entirely (now Kathleen McNenny, pictured above with Mr Langella) from the daughter in the first scene.
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This push for ideological conformity is problematic enough for organizations like Salem Media, but is even more troubling at outlets that historically have a reputation for separating reported journalism from opinion.
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Needless to add, the dismal Brazilian outlook is all the more troubling from a U.S. policymaker's perspective in that Brazil is far from the only trouble spot in the global economy.
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"We believe broadband providers, such as Verizon, will increasingly engage in more troubling practices like throttling our brave first responders experienced as they worked to protect the public," the two cautioned.
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It's that kind of freedom—and the more troubling elements of gay culture it reveals, too—that's highlighted by the documentary Dream Boat, which saw its US theatrical release on Friday.
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In a letter of his own, Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York and the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, raised what could be a more troubling outcome for the president.
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Even more troubling, China is working on bringing another 2.73 gigawatts-worth of coal plants online — about the same amount of electricity produced by coal plants in the entire European Union.
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The fact that the world seemed more welcoming and safe for women than ever before made news of Bundy's crimes all the more troubling, according to one woman in the documentary.
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If that's the truth, he may have highlighted a bigger and far more troubling scam: The myth that the internet has somehow levelled the deeply uneven playing field of American capitalism.
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Trump repeats the same lies over and over, and it's hard to say which is more troubling -- that his followers don't realize that they are lies or that they don't care.
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Enter J. Walker, an illustrator and animator who has devoted a huge portion of his Instagram feed to cathartic cartoons lampooning the President's troubling policies and (even more troubling) personality traits.
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Even more troubling ... it doesn't clearly look like he pulls a shoulder harness over himself, at least from the angle we're seeing here -- which is a straight-on shot through the windshield.
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It's possible that some of the more troubling parts of the directive will be removed, which is what Axel Voss, the MEP who's been leading the charge on the legislation, has promised.
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The automated copyright filters mandated by Article 13 are even more troubling, in that they foist highly error prone automated copyright systems upon websites that may not be able to afford them.
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We agree not because we want to minimize the significance of the Cambridge Analytica story, but because the real story is far more troubling: This data collection was par for the course.
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More troubling still, character motivations appear to be in a state of flux, and much of the drama involves clever people committing obvious blunders and suffering reversals of fortune as a result.
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Yet today the situation in Kazakhstan looks more troubling than at any time since the country broke free of the Soviet Union to become, against the odds, Central Asia's most prosperous state.
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So far, all the hacks have been about information — in their way, not so different from October Surprises and smear campaigns of previous elections — but they raise an even more troubling question.
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Rather more troubling is Derulo's apparent belief that their entire relationship hinges on the few minutes each day when his girlfriend undresses in front of him like one of Peter Stringfellow's finest.
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Even more troubling than that text message's expression, the IG said it feared Strzok prioritized the Russia probe over the Clinton email case (called "Midyear Exam") because of his bias against Trump.
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Even more troubling, health-care expenses are one of the leading causes of personal bankruptcies in the U.S. Even when the situation is not so dire, these bills can have an impact.
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"But even more troubling than that, I've been made aware of what I believe to be credible evidence, credible information, regarding terrorist infiltration through the southern border regarding this incident," he said.
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The situation in Washington State is even more troubling in light of the fact that the Justice Department has repeatedly warned federal agencies such as the EPA to refrain from grassroots lobbying.
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More troubling, Allred and other lawyers said, is the victim's claim that the district attorney's office never consulted her regarding the plea, and why the prosecutor told her she offered the plea.
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Artists and news articles and criticism bring these speculations to the public at large, and wrestle with everything from the utopian fantasies to the more troubling concerns of what would go wrong.
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" She continued: "It is hard to say what is more troubling: that the government would seek this extraordinary relief seemingly as a matter of course, or that the court would grant it.
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But some of the special counsel's investigators told associates that Mr. Barr failed to adequately portray their findings and that they were more troubling for Mr. Trump than his attorney general indicated.
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While commemorating the key breakthrough leading to a peace agreement between Egypt and Israel, we might therefore consider Camp David's more troubling legacy: a crucial step in the perpetuation of Palestinian statelessness.
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What's more troubling than the prospect of retrials is the possibility that Louisiana and Oregon sentenced thousands of people to prison who might have gone free if dissenting jurors' voices had mattered.
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"It is hard to say what is more troubling: that the Government would seek this extraordinary relief seemingly as a matter of course, or that the Court would grant it," Sotomayor wrote.
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More troubling, Mr. Trump's inability to admit that Hillary Clinton won the popular vote in 2016 has led him to insist, without evidence, that there was widespread voter fraud in her favor.
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If it grows 20 more miles, the crack could create one of the largest icebergs ever recorded — and, even more troubling, imperil the buttress that keeps glaciers from flowing into the ocean.
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This makes it all the more troubling that the version of MSA reauthorization approved by the House Natural Resources Committee in December does not include bipartisan compromise language on forage fish protections.
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For anyone who, like myself, is schooled in the antitrust jurisprudence of Judge Robert Bork, that merger is far more troubling and without major changes should not be allowed to go forward.
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Much more troubling is the kind of hateful invective that these curse words, which were grounded in both racist and nativist sentiment, express against social groups whom the President has repeatedly targeted.
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I've done some reporting on egg freezing, but after reading your book I find it more troubling because, as you say, it represents even more work for women — work that may perpetuate inequality.
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But an explosive new book tracing the origins of the POTUS' "obsession" with Vladimir Putin reveals new alleged details of Trump's relationship with the contest — and they're even more troubling than you'd expect.
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A similar, but possibly more troubling, situation could emerge in Ireland, which has long been divided between a protestant North that's part of the UK and an independent Irish republic in the South.
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In the wake of the #MeToo movement, which resurfaced several of his more troubling accusations, X-Men director and accused rapist Bryan Singer is in talks to direct another big comic book movie.
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Even more troubling, many of the positions fell within the agency's Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response, which is responsible for managing outbreaks from some of the world's deadliest bacteria and viruses.
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The 23-year-old allowed five walks to drive up his pitch count against the Cardinals, but a more troubling concern is that he was taken deep for the seventh time this season.
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"While challenges to the full-line business are, at least in part, to be expected, the deterioration at the off-price division is more troubling," said Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail.
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A second team of researchers from the Mayo Clinic recently reported that during the period of their residencies, doctors prescribe too many opioid painkillers for their patients—and, perhaps more troubling, for themselves.
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More troubling news for Tre Mason -- another arrest warrant has been issued for the L.A. Rams running back after he failed to show up for a mandatory court appearance ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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The statistics for veterans with less formal education are even more troubling: only 20.6 percent of veterans with less than a high school diploma were employed, compared with 44.3 percent among non-veterans.
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While Dillashaw is one of the division's better wrestlers and is often able to fight off the takedowns, dealing with punches coming back while on one leg can be a little more troubling.
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More troubling than Stevens's suggestion that the Second Amendment be repealed is his argument that the Second Amendment as currently written does not and never has protected an individual's right to own weapons.
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Even more troubling, about a dozen of the largest U.S. companies have yet to add even a single female director to their board, according to a previously reported analysis by Equilar and CNBC.
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Making this surplus all the more troubling is the fact that it is occurring at a time when the German economy is cyclically in a very much stronger position than its European partners.
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"The news that criminal charges have apparently been filed against Mr. Assange is even more troubling than the haphazard manner in which that information has been revealed," Mr. Pollack wrote in an email.
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It's a laudable goal, but if the users are fake, or otherwise unaccountable, from the outset, the ease with which they could spread misinformation on encrypted networks would have even more troubling implications.
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The role of the Club for Growth is more troubling, given its heavy activity in Republican primaries on behalf of highly ideological candidates and its backing by a small number of wealthy donors.
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And what's more troubling, despite the saber-rattling by Trump and the prolonged trade war, America's trade deficit in goods actually increased, totaling $2900 billion in 220006, an 2202 percent increase from 2628.
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Perhaps more troubling for the Warren campaign is a new poll, released on Thursday by Boston-based WBUR, which showed Sanders, at 29%, leading in New Hampshire with more than double her 13%.
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"Even more troubling is toward the end of it, Cyrus Vance and the whole New York people said, 'Oh we got lots of cases, you bet we're going to use it,'" Wyden said.
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If nothing is done to help these dogs move away from whatever is worrying them, these signs can often escalate to more troubling behavior that is more obvious, such as growling and snapping.
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Investigators' interviews with more than a dozen members of Alpha Platoon, included in the Navy's criminal investigation report, as well as other interviews with SEALs, offer a more troubling portrait of the chief.
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Bueckert said he found such campaigns more troubling than the astroturfing efforts because they use "the weight of this infrastructure that has the endorsement of the state" against individuals who advocate for Palestinian rights.
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More troubling, for what it said about the moral condition of America, was a profound uncertainty among pollsters and pundits about what effect, if any, the scandal might have on Mr Trump's poll numbers.
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Even more troubling for some fans and readers, "Watchman" introduced a radically different version of the lawyer Atticus Finch, the moral center of "Mockingbird" and one of the most beloved figures in American literature.
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Things would only get more troubling for the TV star in July, with the News also reporting she was barred from taking the baby to job sites where lead and other toxins are present.
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Trump has won four of the last seven published Florida statewide polls for one thing, but there's something even more troubling for Team Clinton: Strong African American voter turnout is very much in doubt.
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The Justice Department has wanted the changes for years, arguing that outdated statutes have hampered crimefighting efforts, but the solution becomes far more troubling when considered in conjunction with the FBI's mysterious hacking tools.
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The algorithmic space, especially some of the more troubling aspects of that, like facial recognition, remains largely lawless in its current state, so legislation like this only serves to create more accountability and transparency.
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Chikezie and his ex, Linda Iruke, have had their issues -- he filed for divorce from her last year shortly after she accused him of domestic abuse and threats -- but this is even more troubling.
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Even more troubling, there's a trend among lenders where they are examining more frequent periodic payments, such as the daily or weekly direct debits from your business checking account, as opposed to monthly statements.
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So Callaghan is hopeful the same success can be replicated for treating and managing more troubling complications, such as cardiovascular diseases, by studying the causes of maternal deaths on a case-by-case basis.
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More troubling is its depiction of the acts of torture and murder carried out by the Colombian police and armed forces, some of which, "Narcos" suggests, was done with the knowledge of the DEA.
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Even more troubling is that the FCC also intends to increase its control over Internet Protocol (IP)-based networks, the networks designed to carry new and innovative applications and services for consumers and businesses.
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The triumph of the "cute little plane", as Airbus once dismissively dubbed the C-Series, however, should not obscure a more troubling trend, which is the increasing dominance of Airbus and Boeing in aerospace.
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But even more troubling for Taibbi was the impression he took from the book that Comey is not above "pulling a J. Edgar Hoover" and holding damaging facts over a president to gain leverage.
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All of this is even more troubling in light of the fact that Congress was willing to increase the federal deficit by $1.5 trillion to pass tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans and corporations.
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More troubling to many is that in the heart of Hong Kong, mainland Chinese law will hold sway over 26 acres of floor space in the station, an area slightly larger than Yankee Stadium.
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More troubling were Trump's comments on his own exposure to coronavirus during a recent gathering at his Mar-a-Lago resort, where he had his photo taken with a man who subsequently tested positive.
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Even more troubling is a deal between Freddie Mac, the huge mortgage-finance company, and Equifax that gave the troubled credit reporting agency an even tighter grip on the business of providing credit information.
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More troubling for instance are North Korean nuclear arms, United States protectionism, a drift toward authoritarianism in Eastern Europe and Turkey, and Britain's fraught attempt to work out a divorce from the European Union.
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Even more troubling for many Germans is that two of the plotters were army officers, raising questions about how they got into the army and how many more extremists there might be in uniform.
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The impact of such a tariff is even more troubling when you consider that many of the steel products that are essential to natural gas projects are not even produced in the United States.
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Mr. Hincapie's lawyers argued that his case was emblematic of a more troubling form of aggressive policing, with a detective coercing him into confessing even though he had not been involved in the killing.
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They make that clear to journalists on social media — most often in the form of harmless abuse, though it is occasionally more troubling — and to UEFA, now seen as City's persecutor, in real life.
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What makes the CCB's nearly unreviewable authority even more troubling is that the board will inevitably be faced with tough questions about what is infringement, what is fair use, and what is protected speech.
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More troubling, while several of Mr. Norman's earlier, purely orchestral works have had a social, even political point ("Play" — his symphonic masterpiece — above all), none have been so obvious, or so simplistic, as this.
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A trove of documents released by Boeing, which showed employees boasting about bullying regulators and customers, are more "troubling" to the public than U.S. regulators, a former air safety investigator told CNBC on Friday.
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More troubling is the fact that the administrative state has given rise to an unaccountable deep state were many forget they aren't above the law but, in fact, are servants of the American people.
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Those costs are even more troubling, of course, if the defense does a more effective job, and prosecutors spend millions on a trial at which the jury rejects the death penalty in the end.
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If you thought the Great Pacific Garbage Patch—a giant vortex of man-made debris that accumulate and swirl in the middle of the ocean—was frightening, the new report is far more troubling.
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What makes this dearth of doctors even more troubling is that problems around access to healthcare will likely be compounded by the increasing needs of an aging population (old people tend to be more sick).
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More troubling behavior from ex-Dallas Cowboys running back Joseph Randle -- who was charged with a crime after allegedly ripping a TV off the wall in jail ... because he wanted to watch a certain show.
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"Still, Hillary Clinton's campaign was among those wasting no time in jumping on the report, with manager Robby Mook saying it showed "more troubling connections between Donald Trump's team and pro-Kremlin elements in Ukraine.
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But, as Aro points out, what's even more troubling is that State Department employees may have acted out of fear of what would happen if a vocal critic of the administration accepted such an award.
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"Even more troubling, the course is taught by a self-described 'international radical' professor whose views are a slap in the face to the taxpayers who are expected to pay for this garbage," said Murphy.
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This assertion was certainly more muted and nuanced than Trump's tweet about Judge Robart, but the setting in which Obama made the assertion makes that episode arguably more troubling than the current one involving Trump.
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More troubling for Trump (and his party) is the fact that the intensity is all on the anti-Trump side; 48% strongly disapprove of how Trump is doing the job while just 25% strongly approve.
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However, what will prove to be far more troubling than Trump's ongoing feuds with the FBI and the press, is the upcoming market collapse due to the removal of the bids from global central banks.
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More troubling details from the arrest of ex-NFL wide receiver Davone Bess -- now cops say he held a knife to his own throat ... and a K9 unit was used to take him into custody.
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Making Deutsche Bank's ratio more troubling is that many of these assets are of the most illiquid variety, called Level 3 securities, for which establishing a price is guesswork and finding a buyer near impossible.
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More troubling, even the likes of Emmanuel Rivière, an unremarkable French striker no longer in the plans at relegated Newcastle, are so richly compensated by their current teams that it is difficult to shed them.
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Sometimes it goes so far beyond allegiance to a certain fighter, disagreement with a score, or exasperation with imperfect judging that it hints at something much deeper and more troubling than an arguably stolen victory.
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More troubling news about L.A. Rams RB Tre Mason -- who's been at the center of 5 different incidents involving cops in the past 4 months, TMZ Sports has learned ... and his family is extremely concerned.
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The more troubling explanation would be that this played a part in a larger, preexisting corrupt arrangement of some kind between Trump and Russia — and that it would fit into the larger possibility of collusion.
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On the more troubling side of the spectrum, I discovered a forum or two that suggested people who hug their pillows at night are actually feeling disconnected from their partner and prefer a solitary state.
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"It is hard to say what is more troubling: that the Government would seek this extraordinary relief seemingly as a matter of course, or that the Court would grant it," she wrote at the time.
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The third floor, more troubling, has at its core his recent "Birkenau" quartet, from 2014, whose abstract drags and stutters obscure imagery of the Holocaust, and which have never been shown before in North America.
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That made questions about Mr. Maassen's political sympathies — and whether he was capable of monitoring neo-Nazi groups and their possible links to far-right politicians — all the more troubling to many lawmakers and analysts.
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As the New York Times points out, an even more troubling aspect of this challenge is the high level of mistrust that some minority communities, in particular African Americans, have for the health system itself.
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Perhaps even more troubling is Tarantino's lax attitude around Uma Thurman's safety on the set of Kill Bill, where she was involved in a serious car accident that caused a concussion and damaged her knees.
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Experts estimate that there are roughly 218 million mother-tongue Jinghpaw speakers — a tiny sliver in a nation of over 50 million — and crackdowns on speech have sometimes been a prelude to more troubling measures.
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There's an even more troubling lesson from the European wealth tax experiments: They create disincentives to produce more wealth or invest, which have serious spillover effects for people within much lower wealth and income groups.
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"It is hard to say what is more troubling: that the Government would seek this extraordinary relief seemingly as a matter of course, or that the Court would grant it," Sotomayor wrote in her dissent.
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Investigators of financial fraud like to say that government corruption, money laundering, and other illicit behavior often form a "nexus" with even more troubling activity, such as financing terrorism and developing weapons of mass destruction.
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He explained that graves, cairns, and remains of villages are all along the Missouri River, squarely in the pipeline's future path, but it's the threat to the river itself that he finds even more troubling.
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"The news that criminal charges have apparently been filed against Mr. Assange is even more troubling than the haphazard manner in which that information has been revealed," Assange lawyer Barry Pollack told The New York Times.
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Virginia Gamba told reporters in Yangon on Tuesday that figures that have emerged on killing, maiming and sexual violence in Rakhine are worrisome, but it&aposs even more troubling not to have a full monitoring ability.
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Khan argues that while the terms of the public drone debate is framed around more rescue and prevention uses, agencies will always leave the door open for more troubling uses, even if policy initially prohibits it.
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If slavery is the root of the illness that is white supremacy, then lynchings — brutal extrajudicial murders of black men and women used as a form of social control — are one of its more troubling symptoms.
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Being ruthless isn't exactly unusual in the world of Game of Thrones, so what's more troubling is his access to power, power that might be augmented by dark magic, if his brother Aeron can be believed.
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There was more troubling testimony Thursday when a friend of Jessica&aposs testified police ignored his tip that an unidentified man had threatened her the day she died because detectives had already homed in on Sanborn.
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But artificial intelligence experts warn new developments in the field could soon trigger a more troubling use of facial recognition software: weapons that function like robot hitmen, complete with "vision" as accurate as the human eye.
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Support will be much better at the system level, but more troubling is LG's uncertainty around whether or not the V20 will be compatible with Google's Daydream VR efforts when those are ready to kick off.
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Hempowicz emphasized that the Trump NDA, if it's similar to the draft described in the Post article, is much broader – and therefore more troubling - than the whistleblower agreements, but warned against quick assumptions that it's unconstitutional.
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But as the enormity of that internet-wide disaster settled in, an even more troubling report alleged that China-backed hackers had infiltrated the supply chain of major American tech companies, implanting spy chips into servers.
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More troubling yet, on present policies and on rather optimistic assumption about future economic growth, the IMF is projecting that over the next few years, Brazil's public debt will increase further to 90 percent of GDP.
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"The news that criminal charges have apparently been filed against Mr. Assange is even more troubling than the haphazard manner in which that information has been revealed," Barry Pollack, one of Assange's lawyers, told the Guardian.
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In a way, the conversation on the left (and the anti-Trump right) around Ms. Winfrey is more troubling than the emotional immaturity and anti-intellectualism pulsing out of the red states that elected Mr. Trump.
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But more troubling is that the number of attacks may be hiking due, in part, to the insurance companies tasked to deal with the fallout in the event of such crime, according to a new report.
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And yet, while it does not dictate where matters might end, the Trump impeachment inquiry opens with far more troubling information linked directly to the president than was true at the start of the Watergate hearings.
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The politicization became even more troubling when the White House chief of staff, Reince Priebus, cited anonymous intelligence sources to claim that the investigation into links between aides to Mr. Trump's campaign and Russia was dead.
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For its part, Ocwen has quite an established history of helping borrowers stay in their homes, making it that much more troubling that an unaccountable regulator can force the company to continue distracting and expensive litigation.
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More troubling, a steady flow of advisers and employees of agencies ranging from the Department of Homeland Security to the Environmental Protection Agency have resigned in disgust with, or protest of, Mr. Trump's policies and practices.
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" Barry Pollack, an American lawyer representing Assange, told the Times: "The news that criminal charges have apparently been filed against Mr. Assange is even more troubling than the haphazard manner in which that information has been revealed.
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Democratic turnout has fallen in several key states compared to 2008 -- from low single digits in Illinois (2%) and Florida (3%) to even more troubling double-digit heights in Missouri (24%), North Carolina (30%) and Ohio (49%).
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While that prospect is concerning, it is exponentially more troubling that the president does not yet have a science advisor who can inform him of the need for adequately resourced preparation for infectious diseases and emerging threats.
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And now Mayer has added even more troubling information: at the same time that Comey was making public announcements about Clinton, he was failing to react to Steele's dossier or to alert the public about Russian interference.
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More troubling yet, as the Bank for International Settlements keeps reminding us, is the fact that over the past seven years, these emerging-market corporations have increased their indebtedness in U.S. dollar terms by over $85033 trillion.
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More troubling still for liberals, his concurrence includes a stirring defense of originalism: It should go without saying that our construction of a provision of the constitution must rest on the original meaning of the constitutional text.
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It is something even more troubling: an all-too-natural consequence of Facebook's business model, which involves having people go to the site for social interaction, only to be quietly subjected to an enormous level of surveillance.
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Other analyses of real-life behavior were more troubling: A recent study found that searches related to suicidal intent rose greatly with the release of "13 Reasons Why," a Netflix series addressing the suicide of a teenager.
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The outcome raises yet more troubling questions about the lengthy and complicated process that defined the I.O.C's treatment of the affair, and why experts in sporting jurisprudence, including I.O.C. President Thomas Bach, failed to predict Thursday's outcome.
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Perhaps even more troubling is that we seem to be returning to a victimology paradigm for young women, in particular, in which they are perceived to be — and perceive themselves to be — as frail as Victorian housewives.
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This conduct by Hannity is even more troubling given that he has a long history of taking the side of men accused of sexual misconduct, such as former Fox News head Roger Ailes, over the female victims.
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Already, Hornacek has faced scrutiny about the offense — the triangle and its chief proponent, the team president Phil Jackson, continue to provide plenty of palace intrigue at the Garden — but the defense has been even more troubling.
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More troubling, cheaper and more convenient in-home entertainment options are threatening the grip that multiplexes have long had on young adults; the number of frequent moviegoers ages 12 to 24 has fallen for three consecutive years.
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We have now had two full days of hearings on Senator Sessions, and it is still hard to imagine a nominee with a more troubling record on race, gender equality, LGBTQ rights or immigrant protection than Jeff Sessions.
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The sophomore season of the dystopian drama — which takes place in a world in which the Axis powers won World War II — is more troubling, post November 8, than it was 15 months ago, when the series premiered.
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The reports of sounds linked to the resulting symptoms are bizarre enough, but making the situation all the more troubling is the fact that no one seems to have any reasonable explanation as to why this keeps happening.
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The problem is that focusing on this relative period of calm shifts attention away from a more troubling possibility: that North Korea may be preparing to launch missiles in early 0003 during the Olympics in neighboring South Korea.
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Perhaps even more troubling is that those workers who had been thinking of retirement are forced out of their jobs early due to their lack of education and skills and are left to toil at ever lower wages.
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This one sounds more troubling than the live video reactions, but Facebook didn't say how off the figures are from one another, or how often the problem occurs, as it's still working on understanding why this is happening.
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But in guest spots on the podcasts of atheist philosopher Sam Harris and standup-turned-MMA-commentator Joe Rogan in recent months, Dorsey blurted out claims about the behavior of journalists on Twitter that suggest something more troubling.
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Our findings ultimately reveal a deeper, more troubling truth: our political climate has left us so divided that many are unable to meaningfully engage with those who have different political beliefs -- including those with whom we are closest.
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Even more troubling, this brouhaha between Ryan and Trump comes at a time when a unified GOP is most crucial to not only taking back the White House, but also maintaining control of both the Senate and House.
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While some drug dealers have tried (and failed) to hide their contraband in fairly innocuous disguises, others have gone down the more troubling route of smuggling deadly drugs in kid-friendly packaging, like candy or Star Wars lollipops.
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It's even more troubling because reliable liberal Justice Elena Kagan has recused herself from judgement in Fisher v University of Texas due to involvement with the case at earlier stages, leaving one less liberal vote to counter Scalia.
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More troubling is Lowrey's blurring of the distinction between a U.B.I. that redistributes resources from the superrich to the growing number of vulnerable lower-income Americans and one that merely turns programs for the poor into cash assistance.
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Far more troubling, without a hint of consolation, was the way the Indians cuffed around starter Domingo German on Friday, knocking him out of the game with six runs before they had made an out in the fifth.
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More troubling, Zverev has notched multiple wins over top-10 players like Federer, Novak Djokovic and Stan Wawrinka at regular ATP tournaments, but has not managed to beat a player ranked in the top 50 at a major.
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Perhaps more troubling for the campaign is a new poll, released on Thursday by Boston-based WBUR, which showed Sanders, at 29%, leading in New Hampshire with more than double the support of Warren, who registered only 13%.
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"My sense is that the big issue going forward, if this emerging market crisis morphs into something more troubling, is not just (oil) demand growth but total demand," said Greg McKenna, chief market strategist at futures brokerage AxiTrader.
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Maybe just thinking about the subtle places of legitimacy will help us forget the ridiculousness of this fight, and perhaps the more troubling fact that this sort of thing is not all that unexpected in the world of boxing.
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More troubling for some, given the racial sensitivities in Friday's incident in D.C., has been Covington's history of students wearing black body and face paint, as reported on by The New York Times and the fact-checking website Snopes.
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That's arguably more troubling than a guaranteed summer of violence, as randomness has a tendency to lull us into a false sense of security when it contradicts feared outcomes, and then to bite us with the unexpected and unmanageable.
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"The more troubling observation is how the decision fits within the President's broader messaging: a privileging of a vaguely defined but Christian-flavored civil religion, and a tone-deafness to the concerns of other faiths, especially Islam," he continued.
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"The news that criminal charges have apparently been filed against Mr. Assange is even more troubling than the haphazard manner in which that information has been revealed," Barry Pollack, an attorney for Assange in the United States, told CNN.
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But rather than reflect the seeming motivations of real-life killers such as Elliot Rodger, Alek Minassian, and Dylann Roof, who claim to have acted out of perceived rejection, self-loathing, and bigotry, the movie does something more troubling.
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The injury news was more troubling for the Brewers when Christian Yelich, the National League's reigning winner of the Most Valuable Player Award, left the game in the top of the fifth inning with discomfort in his lower back.
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He made a convincing and well-documented, if more troubling, case that the response Piper received from him was actually a result of the magazine's top editors, a handful of more powerful white men, failing to value Piper's perspective.
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The prevailing theory is actually less complicated and far more troubling than any of that: that the meet-up was yet another clever form of political smoke-and-mirrors designed to distract us from the more important news of the day.
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Greg Bell, U.S. leader for KPMG Cyber, said much of the focus has been on gaining access to health care systems and exfiltrating (withdrawing) the data, but another form of attack can be even more troubling for the health-care industry.
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And more importantly, it fails to concede the obvious, which is that for many young artists, the option of blending abstraction with any sort of implied reference is no more troubling than choosing which socks to wear in the morning.
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"There have been various incidents over the past week that isolated aren't a big deal, but when you look at it in the context that we've had a security incident almost every day, it paints a more troubling picture," Brocchetto said.
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On a more troubling note, warming waters caused by climate change could be bad for the northern jellies, who are benefiting from the cold waters and ice cover (unlike other jellies, who are among the greatest beneficiaries of global warming).
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In a more troubling development, Levi says, the public defender's office learned this week that after they revealed the footage of Officer Pinheiro to prosecutors, the state's attorney's office used the officer as a trial witness in a different case.
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There's a difference between calling yourself a bitch and someone else calling you one, certainly, but it is the claim that West made her famous, that Swift cannot stand on her own merits, that is more troubling from the feminist perspective.
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Here, vulnerability is not just a question of self-esteem; it also applies to the emotional insecurities we feel when facing others or, more troubling, the financial insecurities that continue to plague a generation of Black millennial women like Issa.
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This leads us onto one of the more troubling scenes in the show: a stripped back three-way sing-along on a living room carpet (because of course James Hurley plays the guitar,) which is being recorded for some reason.
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"When you combine heated, divisive political rhetoric with easy access to lethal weaponry, the possibility of these kinds of incidents happening is even more troubling," said Adam Skaggs, the chief counsel of the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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Coupled with Ronan's very vocal stance against Allen, the fact that his book was dedicated to exposing one of the most notorious sexual predators in Hollywood makes Hachette's decision to add the famed director to its roster even more troubling.
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More troubling, historians say, is the second part of the law, which makes it a crime — punishable by a fine or up to three years in prison — to accuse "the Polish nation" of complicity in the Holocaust and other Nazi atrocities.
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That letter generated anger among some members of Mr. Mueller's team, who believed it failed to adequately portray the findings of their inquiry and have told associates that the report was more troubling for Mr. Trump than Mr. Barr indicated.
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Hortense's tiny London studio may not match the vast expanse of air and sky she has left behind, but more troubling are the attitudes of those English people who don't know what to make of these new arrivals from overseas.
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These hidden costs range from the expense of car repairs that result from roads ruined by truck traffic, to the more troubling health consequences of living next door to leaking pools of industrial waste — including dying animals and sick children.
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He withdrew his detectives from a federal task force focused on gangs, a decision that in retrospect is all the more troubling, as M.S. 13 has been blamed for 17 murders in one recent 18-month stretch in Suffolk County.
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Tarantino deploys a great deal of wry irony in Once Upon a Time, but Cliff's savage (if self-defensive) murder of Manson's young followers is depicted with an unmediated directorial glee that seems to speak to a larger, more troubling rage.
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In that case, Lemonis called it "one of the more troubling episodes" of the show he'd ever done, and he ended up walking away from the business when it became clear that he could not help resolve the family's issues.
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And even more troubling is that if you were a patient looking to enroll in the trial through the online clinical trials registry, you'd have no way of knowing about the industry's involvement because that funding is not disclosed there.
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"The news that criminal charges have apparently been filed against Mr. Assange is even more troubling than the haphazard manner in which that information has been revealed," Assange's attorney in the United States, Barry Pollack, said in a statement to NBC News.
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Rather, McGough's book, The Lazarus Files: A Cold Case Investigation, focuses on a more troubling question: How did the killer get away with it for more than 20 years — all the while ascending the ranks of the very department charged with investigating her?
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Even more troubling: He just spent a week feuding with a former Latina Miss Universe who he had publicly ridiculed as "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" 20 years ago -- and who he continued insisting was overweight last week, rather than dropping the issue.
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He said that Mr. Trump's seeming unfamiliarity with the nuclear triad — the United States's three ways of firing nuclear weapons — in a recent debate is all the more troubling amid North Korea's disputed claims Tuesday that it had set off a hydrogen bomb.
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Instead of being positive for both parties — celebrities building their brand and fan base, fans getting the chance to feel closer to their idols — it is increasingly becoming a more troubling and complicated arrangement in which neither side may get what they want.
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" More troubling is that "many patients who receive ketamine have not yet received other FDA-approved treatments for depression such as repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation or a variety of medication combinations, not to mention evidence-based psychotherapy such as [cognitive behavioral therapy].
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"What's more troubling is that segregation in public K-12 schools isn't getting better; it's getting worse, and getting worse quickly, with more than 303 million students of color now attending racially and socioeconomically isolated public schools," Mr. Scott said in a statement.
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If you can put aside the more troubling aspects of Trump's buffoonish praise of Putin -- smearing his own intelligence community, letting Russia off the hook for election interference, throwing our NATO allies under the bus -- I guess the whole thing is fairly farcical.
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The more troubling thing was that "applause" interlude; the spontaneous uprising in the theater in visceral support of such a position from an audience that was made up almost in its entirety of Republican elected officials, state committee members and grassroots activists.
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What is slightly more troubling, though, in terms of both Jamiroquai specifically and the nostalgia industry at large, is seeing the bending-over-backwards that people'll do to latch onto pretty much anything that finds its way onto more than three websites.
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Some of Ms. Raggi's critics, however, have leveled more troubling accusations at the mayor this past week, after the police arrested four migrants in connection with the rape and killing of a 16-year-old Italian girl in an increasingly lawless Roman neighborhood.
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Lots of things about the Russia scandal so far have been more troubling than they seemed at first, and we know that special counsel Robert Mueller's office has been digging into Vekselberg (they even stopped him at an airport to ask him questions).
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Perhaps even more troubling is the impression that either the authorities don't regard it as a problem, or are simply ignoring it: either way, there aren't very many particularly progressive steps being taken to eradicate or even substantively tackle racism in Croatian football.
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Some members of the special counsel's team have said that Attorney General William Barr didn't adequately portray their findings, which they said were more troubling for President Trump than Mr. Barr has indicated, according to government officials and others familiar with the matter.
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Even more troubling for Americans, and perhaps for the world, was that the words from an old Polish nationalist song that were the march's slogan — "We want God" — were cited by President Trump to huge applause on his visit to Warsaw in July.
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As Mother Jones reported, that's largely because almonds require a shocking amount of water: over one gallon for a single almond—and that figure becomes even more troubling given that 99 percent of American-grown almonds come from drought-ridden regions of California.
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More troubling than those initial denials and deceptions was the fact that $400 million of that all-cash payment was used to pay a ransom to the government of Iran for the release of four American prisoners, in violation of standing U.S. policy.
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"As Health and Human Services aggressively pushes to permit a wider range of parties to have access to the sensitive health information of American patients without traditional privacy protections attaching to that information, HHS's inattention to this particular incident becomes even more troubling."
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But after a cascade of witnesses told lawmakers a far more troubling version of events — that Trump indeed seemed to be orchestrating a quid pro quo for the White House meeting and perhaps for military aid — Volker says he has a new perspective.
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Now that the Freedom Party, on the 80th anniversary of the Anschluss, has joined a governing coalition with the center-right People's Party — one of the more troubling developments of the global reactionary wave — "post-fascist" has suddenly become an arguable conceit.
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On Tuesday night, those two moves came into far sharper -- and more troubling -- focus when it was revealed that Mueller sent a letter to Barr on March 27 expressing concern about the ways in which Barr's summary document described the evidence surrounding obstructive behavior.
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More troubling are Mr Bolloré's missteps in Italy, in particular Vivendi's grab of Telecom Italia (TI), the former state provider, and its attempt to snatch Mediaset, the country's biggest television broadcaster, from a firm belonging to the family of Silvio Berlusconi, a former prime minister.
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And it leads Fryer to conclude with this powerful statement: Much more troubling, due to their frequency and potential impact on minority belief formation, is the possibility that racial differences in police use of non-lethal force have spillovers on myriad dimensions of racial inequality.
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" In a statement released Sunday evening, Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said, "On the eve of what the Trump campaign has billed as a major foreign policy speech, we have learned of more troubling connections between Donald Trump's team and pro-Kremlin elements in Ukraine.
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It's played for laughs, which is already strange; more troubling is the fact that, when Caspian is ultimately voted off, the judges all exclaim their disbelief — with Keiran Lee even going so far as offering to book him a scene as a consolation prize.
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Gianforte's assault of reporter Ben Jacobs is even more troubling as a matter of law, House rules and, indeed, democratic norms, given that the 'body slam' came in response to a question by Jacobs to Gianforte on a matter clearly in the public interest.
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But more troubling for many is the profound sense that the government has failed to steer the country toward greater prosperity and economic opportunity and that President François Hollande has exacerbated political divisions by clumsily introducing legislation that pleases neither the right nor the left.
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"On the eve of what the Trump campaign has billed as a major foreign policy speech, we have learned of more troubling connections between Donald Trump's team and pro-Kremlin elements in Ukraine," campaign manager Robby Mook said in a statement late Sunday night.
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But taken against Pruitt's wider willingness to allow very particular evangelical strains of theology to define his approach to the environment, as well as an administration where the performance of Christian nationalism is all but mandatory, his words take on a more troubling character.
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These clashes are also emblematic of a broader, more troubling reality: Beyond our tactical successes in the fight against the Islamic State, the United States is still dangerously lacking a comprehensive strategy toward the rest of the Middle East in all of its complexity.
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As a result, while individual nations are increasingly focused on the specific health issues created by the coronavirus on their home soil, there is the opportunity for other nations to take advantage abroad and, even more troubling, in other areas of the domestic environment.
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Pam Bondi was clearly tasked with making the case for why Hunter Biden's role on the board of Burisma, a Ukrainian gas company, is more troubling than the President of the United States attempting to force a foreign power to bend to his personal will.
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More troubling yet for the global economy is the risk that a strong dollar might induce the incoming administration to double down on Trump's pledge to raise import tariffs on countries like China and Mexico as well as to tear up trade agreements like NAFTA.
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"As Health and Human Services aggressively pushes to permit a wider range of parties to have access to the sensitive health information of American patients without traditional privacy protections attached to that information, HHS's inattention to this particular incident becomes even more troubling," Sen.
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"As Health and Human Services aggressively pushes to permit a wider range of parties to have access to the sensitive health information of American patients without traditional privacy protections attached to that information, HHS's inattention to this particular incident becomes even more troubling," he added.
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"The decision below is all the more troubling because it would put an end to an ongoing national conversation — between the legislatures and the courts — around the methods of execution the Constitution tolerates," Justice Sotomayor wrote in her dissent in the case, Arthur v.
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In 0003 more miles, the crack will reach all the way across the ice shelf in a full break that will create one of the largest icebergs ever recorded — and, even more troubling, imperil the buttressing that keeps glaciers from flowing into the ocean.
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Without any better options, Chinese users are forced to put up with companies like Tencent, which owns the private messaging app WeChat, and the online payment company Ant Financial, whose privacy violations are, amazingly, even more troubling than those of Facebook and Cambridge Analytica.
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That decision was part of a larger, more troubling pattern: From 2011 to 2015, Reuters has found, senior FSCO investigators rejected or ignored compliance officers' multiple recommendations that the agency investigate or take action to rein in the marketing and sales of Fortress syndicated mortgages.
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Somehow, even as Items makes its case for finding the seriousness in the apparently trivial, as it sees infinity in a grain of sand, it winds up making a more troubling statement too: that "infinity" these days just might lead back to the department store.
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" (When I asked his campaign for comment for this article, a spokesperson pointed me to this part of the speech.) Peter Ambler, the executive director of the gun control advocacy group Giffords, said that his organization endorsed Clinton in 2016 because "Bernie had a more troubling record.
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This, though, misses the much larger and more troubling story that deserves our full attention: that access to the legal system is so dependent on money that even a man as wealthy and famous as Terry Bollea (Hulk Hogan) needs a billionaire sponsor for a lawsuit.
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"The current level of the North's nuclear and missile programs is a problem, but what is more troubling is their development is proceeding much faster than expected," South Korean President Moon Jae-in was quoted as saying Wednesday, according to Seoul-based state news agency Yonhap.
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More troubling for PDVSA is that the quality issues are cutting into its ability to sell crude for cash; the firm already delivers about 40 percent of its oil to Chinese and Russian firms as payment on more than $50 billion in loans from those nations.
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Even more troubling is evidence that it could be affecting our minds: A study from 2015 showed that when people were unable to answer a ringing iPhone while doing a word-search puzzle, they felt anxious and unpleasant, and their ability to do the puzzle was impaired.
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Here's the latest: Some of the special counsel's investigators told associates that the attorney general had failed to adequately portray the findings of their inquiry, and that they were more troubling for President Trump than he indicated, according to government officials and others familiar with the matter.
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The Sneads knew Mr. Cruz had an Instagram account — their son followed Mr. Cruz on it — but have since realized that Mr. Cruz had a much wider, more troubling presence on social media, in which he apparently posted about guns and about being cruel toward animals.
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Some of the special counsel's investigators have told associates that they were angry about Mr. Barr's initial characterization of their findings, government officials and others have said, and that their conclusions were more troubling for Mr. Trump than Mr. Barr indicated in his four-page letter.
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Perhaps more troubling for Democrats was the mixed response from education policymakers, who greeted the expansion of financial assistance warmly but were divided over what would be a significant expansion of federal control in matters largely handled on the state and local level, like community colleges.
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These two are far more troubling—not least because it's unfathomable that one could be wealthy enough to never have to work again and still decide that the best course of action is to try to get elected to do the hardest job on the planet.
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"Most of Trump's more troubling policies (on immigration, protectionism) are likely to be toned down, and some of his policies can be seen as positive for equities (more fiscal spending and a cut in the corporate tax rate)," wrote Andrew Garthwaite, head of global equity strategy at Credit Suisse.
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That there was no overt acknowledgement of the meeting, let alone a readout, suggests either that the President's staff didn't know about it (troubling all by itself) or that the White House didn't want it known (more troubling, given ongoing investigations into Russian meddling in the 2016 election).
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"More troubling still, this appears to be the tip of the iceberg," John Van de Kamp, a former state attorney general, and Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of the law school at the University of California-Irvine, wrote last year in a letter to the Justice Department, requesting a federal inquiry*.
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"His near-constant stream of invective towards the media is even more troubling when you consider that President Trump has had only praise for a dictator and former KGB official who ordered a cyber act of war against our nation, Russian President Vladimir Putin," Durbin told the crowd.
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Investigators who worked on special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election say Attorney General William Barr's four-page summary of their 400-page report did not accurately reflect its findings — which are much more troubling for Donald Trump than the attorney general has suggested.
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It was a surprising announcement — Snap stock fell nearly 14 percent on the news — but what was perhaps more troubling was the way in which Stone left: Just eight months into his job, he clashed with CEO Evan Spiegel and reportedly went around his boss for a raise.
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But for Professor King, who does not accept that Mr. Boyden has indigenous ancestry, the author's role as a spokesman for native people is more troubling than his writing, particularly at a time when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government has promised to address longstanding native grievances and claims.
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Sure, they argue, it might be racially insensitive to have a white guy be Marvel's best martial artist; and yeah, it's another example of Marvel's reliance on the "white savior" trope, one more troubling after last year's Doctor Strange turned The Ancient One from an Asian to a Caucasian role.
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More troubling for Mr. Trump, some of the same forces are at work in the two other states that were critical to his Electoral College victory — Wisconsin, where 10 counties that he won in 2016 lost manufacturing jobs, and Pennsylvania, where eight counties that he carried faced manufacturing job losses.
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WASHINGTON — Some of Robert S. Mueller III's investigators have told associates that Attorney General William P. Barr failed to adequately portray the findings of their inquiry and that they were more troubling for President Trump than Mr. Barr indicated, according to government officials and others familiar with their simmering frustrations.
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It was a surprising announcement — Snap stock fell nearly 14 percent on the news — but what was perhaps more troubling was the way in which Stone left: Just eight months into his job, he clashed with CEO Evan Spiegel and reportedly went around his boss to ask for a raise.
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Entering the Nevada debate, Warren's campaign was in somewhat of a downward spiral after she came in third place in the Iowa caucuses and an even more troubling fourth place in the New Hampshire primary, which was held next door to Massachusetts, the state she represents in the US Senate.
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Even more troubling, the Trump administration has allowed Guatemalan elites to attack and undermine one of the few institutions in Latin America that has a proven track record of exposing corruption and strengthening the rule of law, which is the International Commission Against Impunity that is supported by the United Nations.
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The competing reports seemed to speak to a much deeper and more troubling state of affairs in Turkey today where opinions — even scientific ones — are being used to create unease and anxiety; where an ongoing state of emergency (since the July 153 coup attempt) has effectively suspended the rule of law indefinitely.
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" The news was only made more troubling when actress Rashida Jones released a statement clarifying that she did not back out of Toy Story 4 because of an incident with Lasseter, but rather, creative differences, because Pixar is "a culture where women and people of color do not have an equal creative voice.
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They called the lack of response from the State Department "all the more troubling" because information revealed this week in a whistleblower complaint, and in public comments from the president's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, suggested the involvement of State Department officials in efforts to get the Ukrainian government to investigate the Bidens.
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Even more troubling for the A.L. East is the news that Aaron Judge is expected to be activated from the injured list on Friday, just in time for the biggest series of the season thus far, against the Astros, who swept the Yankees in Houston in a three-game series in April.
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While his current eight-part documentary "Mind of Jake Paul" has primarily billed itself as an exploration of Jake Paul's potential sociopathy, at its heart lies a much more troubling question: is the perpetual shitshow of YouTube a result of its design, or is there something fundamentally wrong with top entertainers on the platform?
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Even more troubling, Trump has attacked the federal judiciary, slandering one federal judge by calling him a "Mexican," insulting another by calling him a "so-called judge" and criticizing the court of appeals adjudicating the issue of the stay of his executive order on immigration even before that court of appeals has rendered a decision.
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This points to one of the more troubling aspects of these legal shenanigans: companies like VirtuaDolls and their peers are excellent targets for patent trolling largely because, as small startups, they don't have the resources to see litigation through to its end point, and are far more likely to pay up (and, potentially, shut down).
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But some family members and victim advocates saw a more troubling factor: They suggested that the case had not spurred a sense of urgency in law enforcement or in the news media because of the victims involved: young African-American women living at the margins, many of them cocaine users and at times prostitutes.
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Even more troubling is the possibility that North Korea could share with Iran its expertise on building nuclear weapons.. Furthermore, in its words and deeds, North Korea has made it abundantly clear it is not interested in negotiating an end to its nuclear weapons and missile programs, or even a temporary freeze on their development.
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That is a scary thing for American and South Korean citizens to hear — and who knows how it'll be seen in Pyongyang (they released a lovely propaganda video on Thursday where they nuke Washington, DC, which you can watch below): Some of Trump's other comments in the Reuters interview were potentially even more troubling.
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"While it is shocking to think that foreign actors used the social networking and communication mediums that are so central to our lives in an effort to interfere in the core of our democracy, what is even more troubling is that it's still happening today," Senator Richard Burr, the committee's Republican chairman, told the hearing.
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For example, the Department of Defense uses 8-inch floppy disks in a legacy system... More troubling is the fact that the old school floppy disks are used as a storage solution for the DoD's Strategic Automated Command and Control System, which "coordinates the operational functions of the United States' nuclear forces," including intercontinental ballistic missiles and nuclear bombers.
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"Coming on the heels of two other similar attacks on Jewish cemeteries in other cities, it is that much more troubling, and we hope authorities can bring the perpetrators to justice and send a message that this kind of behavior is simply unacceptable," Evan R. Bernstein, the ADL's New York regional director, said in a statement.
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The reasons why are complicated, and reflect a potent, hard-to-dismantle mix of HIV-related stigma and barriers to treatment here in the US. What makes those figures all the more troubling is that, in most cases, HIV-positive Americans won't be denied access to treatment or care regardless of their financial or healthcare situation.
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Whether that fact turns out to be a historical footnote or something more troubling depends on a number of factors, from the temperament of the crowds to the volatility of the convention itself to the ability of Cleveland's commanders to rein in a department that has been deemed seriously flawed for the way its officers use force.
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Since President Donald Trump took office, he's pulled the United States out of the Paris Climate Agreement, cut funding for the Environmental Protection Agency, shown a general misunderstanding (and straightforward denial) of climate change, reduced two national monuments in Utah by nearly 2 million acres, and taken many other more troubling actions that have directly impacted the scientific community.
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But what might be more troubling is the shellacking that American business is being subjected to now, much of it based on a bad-faith exploitation of world-historical events that business didn't have that much to do with (and by "business" I don't mean "finance" — the two have separated in their priorities since the 1980s).
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"The unanswered questions about the extent to which Trump's personal interests — as well as those of his family and associates, including Jared Kushner — have had an effect on the U.S. approach to Saudi Arabia makes the close Saudi ties all the more troubling," said Jeffrey Prescott, a senior White House director on the Middle East during the Obama administration.
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The news: Some of Robert Mueller's investigators "have told associates that Attorney General William P. Barr failed to adequately portray the findings of their inquiry and that they were more troubling for President Trump than Mr. Barr indicated, according to government officials and others familiar with their simmering frustrations," Nicholas Fandos, Michael S. Schmidt and Mark Mazzetti report.
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Even more troubling, we have been told that Benchmark has been conferring with Lowercase Capital with respect to adverse action against Uber, indicating that they are seeking to remove Arianna Huffington from the Board and, in clear violation of their fiduciary duties, wrongfully leaked highly confidential details from the investigation by former Attorney General Eric Holder.
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More troubling however, is last album cycle, Miley was twerking and working with famed hip-hop producer Mike WiLL Made It. So her whiplash-like return back to her country "roots" feels jarring and stirred many to believe her dalliance with hip-hop was, in line with many pop acts past and present, window dressing to be edgy and cool.
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" U.K. politics have been dysfunctional to the extreme in recent months — Erlanger writes, quoting experts, "It is a 'hollowed-out country,' 'ill at ease with itself,' 'deeply provincial,' engaged in a 'controlled suicide' — but Erlanger contends that the politics of Brexit, May and Corbyn were decades in the making and are more troubling to Europeans even than the rise of Donald Trump.
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The actions of former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE in meeting with Iranian ministers — a country with which we have no diplomatic relations — are 100 times more troubling, as he is actively undermining the policy of the current administration.
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In Pennsylvania, a recent Franklin & Marshall College poll found that 36 percent of registered voters favored Mr. Trump's re-election while 61 percent said it was time for a change, numbers that may be more troubling given that people in the state said they felt economic conditions had improved since 2016, even with job losses in parts of the manufacturing sector.
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While many are funny and provocative—for instance, a pastel green and pink tartan print that reads "not your mother" in red script along the bottom or one that reads "I am accustomed to inspire nothing but virtuous sentiments" in small serif font against muddy splatters of paint—others are more troubling, alluding to the ways women's personal, professional, and sexual boundaries often go broadly unacknowledged.
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This is even more troubling when we find that guys who are inside the "Man Box" are twice as likely to report having had thoughts of committing suicide in the past two weeks; with overall rates ranging from 13% in Mexico to more than 55% in the U.K. And then there's this: When young men need help, they're afraid to talk to their male friends about it.
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What is more troubling, and again this is part of the crux of her complaint and what started this whole thing, it wasn't that these folks were licensing these works to the public that they couldn't have gotten for free, but that they turned around and acted as if they were the copyright owner and now are threatening people and collecting money from people without her permission.
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But for many of the progressive activists drawn to TST for its high-profile commitment to left-wing advocacy work, TST's partnership with Randazza, and willingness to overlook his more troubling clientele, is a worrying sign that the organization is too willing to let the voices of its leadership — many of whom are straight white men — crowd out the wishes of a more diverse membership.
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But surveillance video released by the Jordanian military on Monday and an interview with the 30-year-old American staff sergeant who survived the shootout shows a far more troubling scene: a five-minute clash during which the Americans fired back, crouched behind barriers and waved their hands desperately to stop the shooting, before the Jordanian charged with an assault rifle to try to finish them off.
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Even more troubling for BMW and other automakers with plants in Mexico, Trump wants to slap a 5% tariff on everything imported from south of the border to pressure Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador into controlling illegal immigration into the U.S. "The timing of new tariffs and related uncertainty could not come at a worse moment for the auto industry," LMC Automotive wrote in a research note.
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"It is hard to say what is more troubling: that the Government would seek this extraordinary relief seemingly as a matter of course, or that the Court would grant it," Sotomayor wrote in the dispute over a Trump administration regulation that would make it more difficult for people who use public benefits, even for modest periods and even if Medicaid, housing and other non-cash assistance, from obtaining green cards.
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There are several major rivers that cross the US-Mexico border (the Rio Grande, Tijuana, Santa Cruz and Colorado rivers, to name just a few), all of which would be at risk of carrying radioactive material into and out of the US. More troubling, however, is the massive basin and range province west of the Rio Grande, which lies on top of a large groundwater bodies that extend far into both the US and Mexico.
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They do, however, provide some sense of history, reminding us that while Mr. Trump's craving for attention and use of controversy as an instrument of publicity have remained the same over the years, the surreal switch of venues — from the New York tabloid universe and the world of reality TV to the real-life arena of national and global politics — has turned formerly "small-potatoes stakes," as one writer put it, into something profoundly more troubling.
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These are more troubling because Google can make small changes to its search function--as in the earlier FTC case-- to create a semblance of fair competition, but changing the way it deals with data goes to the heart of its business model, which is to collect and sell data about its users Google has reacted politely in public to the EU judgment by saying it will contest it; the fine represents a tiny part of the company's vast global profits.
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