And that, in turn, is the EU's most alarming problem.
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Perhaps most alarming for the group, according to Craig Varoga,
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That response to me was the most alarming and revealing.
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Here are three of the most alarming issues from the hearing.
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Most alarming is the risk of war between Turkey and Russia.
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Most alarming, that overall number is expected to triple by 220.
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Italy is currently experiencing its most alarming election campaign in decades.
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What is most alarming is that the stream of allegations hasn't ceased.
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The most alarming thing was that my baby refused to drink anything.
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One of the most alarming aspects of the story is its timing.
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Most alarming, the Republican Party has shown multiple signs of early Orbánism.
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"That to me is the most alarming trend here," said Mr. Long.
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Perhaps the most impressive metric, though, is also the most alarming one.
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However, the most alarming elements may be what it does not contain.
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A rockslide on Monte Vettore is the most alarming situation at the moment.
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"The first one I ever got was the most alarming," she told us.
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It was the most alarming series of bodily sensations I had ever experienced.
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Most alarming is the lack of services for children and security for families.
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What is most alarming is what our existing debt keeps us from doing.
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And the most alarming thing was how normal Hungary feels to a Westerner.
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Most alarming are JC's claims of "violent interactions" between Anderson and her father.
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Most alarming was that he served up five total homers in the two setbacks.
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But one of the most alarming attacks of the SamSam campaign came much earlier.
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But for Arkady, the most alarming news is that Tatiana's office has been trashed.
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The final possible motive — an ideological alliance — is in some ways the most alarming.
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Perhaps most alarming, drug deaths increased by more than 22000% in this time period.
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But beyond his comments on regulation, it's his pigeonholing of TikTok that's most alarming.
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And most alarming of all, the change undermines the secular foundations of Indian democracy.
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Perhaps most alarming, some crucial outside response groups were left out of the loop entirely.
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Today, that story doesn't even break the top three most alarming things we're reading about.
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Perhaps most alarming, the survey found that discrimination pushed LGBTQ people back into the closet.
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But obviously, the most alarming part of the tweets was his repulsive attack of Brzezinski.
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The lack of the information I received back is the most alarming part of this.
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Most alarming to many people, he mused about using nuclear weapons in the Cold War.
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Most alarming were details on the failure to address risks of child exploitation, Johnson added.
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Many of those were free apps, and she found those had the most alarming advertising.
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But here's the most alarming part of Yocca's case: Abortion is still legal in America.
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Entering December, one of the most alarming NBA storylines is the league's declining TV ratings.
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That may point to the most alarming lesson of last night's strike and whatever follows.
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But perhaps most alarming for Democrats is a new survey of Wisconsin from Marquette University.
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It's this final possibility that's the most exciting for hackers (and most alarming to everyone else).
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But the most alarming thing about I Wanna Marry Harry isn't its sexist or racist undertones.
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Mr Trump's allies are learning how to play defence with this most alarming of American leaders.
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What are the most alarming or important takeaways that you've found over these years of investigation?
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" Most alarming are the SOS messages, she said, "the ones that say 'Can anyone hear me?
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One of the most alarming and least understood is the race towards artificial-intelligence-enabled warfare.
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Glaciers in Montana are diminishing at the most alarming rate, but the trend is happening worldwide.
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It will help you through even the darkest of days and most alarming of existential crises.
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The most alarming thing about these tactics, at least for now, is that they seem to work.
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The most alarming photograph is "Accelerated Erosion" in which the soil appears to boil and freeze simultaneously.
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One of the most alarming things I've learned recently is the incidence of skin cancer in pilots.
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No exercise, no alcohol, no heavy lifting or taxing activities in general and, most alarming, no screens.
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The most alarming scenario is of rogue AI turning evil, as seen in countless sci-fi films.
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Most alarming are the threats arising across all borders to dissolve the agreement if discussions prove unsuccessful.
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So the difficulty for people struggling there specifically was probably the most alarming and upsetting and jarring.
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Here are five of the most alarming observations of the Arctic from the beginning of this year.
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Patrick Leahy called it "one of the most alarming he'd seen" after some 45 years in Congress. Sen.
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The most alarming results of the study showed that MTurk workers generally reported earning less than minimum wage.
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Most alarming was the ease with which Mr Goldberg, assisted by a security expert, counterfeited a boarding pass.
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Most alarming are not the teams with so many reported head injuries, but the ones with so few.
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Most alarming is the fact that Sanders is the only Democratic candidate not linked to an FBI investigation.
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The most alarming special effect is John Carradine's performance as Heydrich, gaunt and implacable as a medieval Death.
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The assault was the most alarming in a string of hacking attacks on petrochemical plants in Saudi Arabia.
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Comparing the vehicle to Tesla's luxury sedan, it's the starting price that comes off as the most alarming.
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The expulsion of these three WSJ reporters is only the latest, and most alarming, measure authorities have taken.
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Most alarming, I have heard some students and faculty denounce reason and logic as manifestations of white supremacy.
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Most alarming: Demand for Harley's bikes continued to fall in the United States -- even as they rebounded overseas.
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One of the most alarming aspects of the CFPB's authority comes straight from the Dodd Frank Act itself.
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The most alarming clash between left and right during the Trump era didn't technically involve Trump at all.
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Laplanche's resignation is the most alarming news because it speaks to the trust and reliability of a burgeoning market.
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"That DNI Coats was surprised, and his fanciful reaction, is what is most alarming to people," the source said.
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And, perhaps most alarming of all, he's trying to make the FBI look like an enemy of the state.
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That, to me, as a lactation consultant, as a nurse, as a mother, that is the most alarming thing.
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The most alarming report came from Media Networks, a $24 billion unit anchored by ESPN and the Disney Channel.
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Most alarming for anyone hoping that Mr Kelly can right the ship is Mr Trump's habit of disregarding advice.
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Perhaps what is most alarming is the calculation by Trump that this defiance of Congress will be politically popular.
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For Americans who are subject to Trump's rhetoric, the most alarming element may be what it does to us.
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Most alarming: The biggest disconnect concerns the U.S. commitment to Europe, the very essence of the transatlantic alliance itself.
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The first and most alarming has been a dramatic rise in the rates of opioid addiction and fatal overdoses.
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Yet it is the report's findings on the wider culture of the FBI and Justice Department that are most alarming.
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That same slow burn applies to one of the most alarming details of Russian Doll: all of the rotting fruit.
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But one of the most alarming, albeit less common, side effects has nothing to do with your lashes at all.
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Never underestimate the power of nature — it continues to be filled with the most alarming creepy crawlers in the world.
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But violence in the family home is most alarming, charities and activists say, since it often goes unreported and hidden.
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Given all these options for minting bullion from the iPhone, the most alarming worries for Apple aren't about the present.
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One of the most alarming recent developments is its efforts to close the legal avenues for abused women seeking asylum.
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But in the United States, the most alarming disease linked to mosquitoes is Zika, which can cause devastating birth defects.
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The most alarming was in TriBeCa, where they fell for a sunny two-bedroom co-op overlooking City Hall Park.
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One of the most alarming security bugs to ever plague a major computer operating system is also one of the dumbest.
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"But what was most alarming was a well-managed Facebook group I'm part of called 'Expat Women in Korea,'" Chavez added.
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It is also one of the most alarming indictments of both personal and partisan character in the history of U.S. politics.
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Most alarming seems to be a spike in microcephaly—abnormally small heads in babies born of women who contracted the virus.
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The global glut in steel is most alarming because China's industry dwarfs all others and its mills could easily produce more.
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He said one of the most alarming things about such cases was the ability of perpetrators to scale up their assaults.
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The most alarming information gathered by the NTSB seems to relate to the weather conditions at the time of the incident.
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Despite fears of foreign meddling in the election, the most alarming development online appeared to be an increasingly vocal far right.
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But the most alarming one is that he really seems to have no idea about what's going on in the world.
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Perhaps most alarming, even if you've blocked someone's phone number from your smartphone, calls to the Echo speaker will still go through.
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Most alarming for free speech activists may be an EU proposal to require platforms to take down "terrorist content" within one hour.
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The most alarming aspect of the iPhone's recent growth troubles has been that Apple management appears to have been caught off guard.
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However the most alarming problem I had was when I tried putting my hand underneath the drone to test its proximity sensor.
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But the most alarming conclusions of the report are what lie ahead for future generations, since climate change is a generational problem.
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Most alarming for Republicans was Representative Robert Pittenger's defeat in North Carolina, which may cost them a seat in the general election.
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The U.S. bond market's most reliable indicator of a pending recession hit its most alarming level in 12-1/2 years this week.
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Perhaps the most alarming expense is a corridor of oil refining and exporting facilities being planned just as Timor's reserves are running dry.
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Shackelford's final, and perhaps his most alarming, suggestion is for President Trump to nominate Supreme Court justices who will concur with Shackelford's vision.
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The most alarming incident came in November at a Trump rally in Birmingham, Alabama, when a Black Lives Matter protester interrupted the candidate.
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The Interpreter POTSDAM, Germany — As the far right rises across Europe, its ascent in Germany has seemed among the most alarming and puzzling.
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And although the Pawnee Fire was by far the largest and most alarming blaze, several smaller fires were spreading elsewhere in the state.
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Most alarming, she had become obsessively, insidiously reliant on Dr. Ablow's affirmation, a circumstance she and her lawyer would later suspect he engineered.
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What's most alarming about Facebook's hushed tones on its record outage is that the company was once known for its legendary obsession with uptime.
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The most alarming of these four is the KN23, a short-range missile capable of maneuvering in flight along a deliberately depressed flight path.
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Water is now a commodity, and one of the most alarming developments that the documentary discusses is that corporations are interested in owning it.
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But the most alarming signs accompanied the Republican presidential race, as each candidate seemed gleefully willing to one-up the others in vilifying Muslims.
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One the most alarming examples came at his news conference last week, where he addressed a nation hungry for facts about this deadly virus.
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Most alarming is that people of color are three times more likely to be arrested than white people despite similar rates of marijuana use.
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The most alarming trend has been the lynching of Muslims suspected of possessing beef, for ferrying home cattle purchased legitimately from cattle markets elsewhere.
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In his speech at Davos in January, Chinese President Xi Jinping recognized income inequality as one of the most alarming problems facing the world.
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The fact that it was in some ways just a normal day for the Trump White House is the most alarming thing of all.
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The most alarming possibility, Halderman says, is that hackers could use access to these officials' computers as a "stepping stone" to attack voting machines themselves.
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And the most alarming thing about it is the way his air of impunity allows attendant failures–greed, incompetence, cruelty–to feed upon one another.
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Hackers infect computers through a myriad of schemes, but one of the most alarming is the use of pirate websites to bait and infect consumers.
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Perhaps one of the most alarming recent studies into a link between SSRIs and birth defects was authored by University of Montreal researchers in 2015.
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The most alarming of those claims was that the officer had told him about a plot to assassinate Sirisena using agents of the criminal underworld.
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One of the most alarming pieces of evidence that Stewart uncovered was actually finding his dad's name in one of the Zodiac Killer's infamous cryptograms.
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Previously, the clock&aposs most alarming position was two minutes to midnight, where it sat in 2018 and 2019 for the first time since 1953.
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The most alarming part of the story is that state governments have in recent years been cutting the budgets of these engines of upward mobility.
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What was always most alarming about Mr. Trump's posturing on immigration wasn't the wall, which will never be built in the way he describes it.
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Maybe the most alarming consequence of this kind of unrestrained pumping is the dramatic subsidence of the land that can occur as the aquifer recedes.
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"The question which is most alarming is the question of the Jewish protest against the Labour Party," Labour activist and Brexit campaigner Brendan Chilton told Reuters.
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In the most alarming turn of events, Betty finds proof Hiram Lodge is personally dictating how patients' "medicine," aka the druggy fizzle rocks, are being distributed.
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The most alarming thing about the findings is that they're only a small subset of the total information published by Wikileaks over the past few months.
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However, the most alarming projection—and perhaps the most relevant in terms of assessing where the worst risk is—can be found in the fine print.
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But the rate of spending is most alarming for Buttigieg and Warren, who both spent more than twice as much in January as they took in.
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Most alarming, in the days before Trump became president, the Obama administration advised Flynn that they planned to take the fight against the terrorists to Raqqa.
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Truth be told, at the end of the day the Spotter app is certainly not the most alarming technology in the field of student data privacy today.
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Most alarming ... she says Nichols has major impairment of her short-term memory and moderate impairment of understanding abstract concepts, sense of time, place and immediate recall.
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The most alarming scenario is Trump has installed Whitaker specifically to do the president's bidding and thwart the probe — completely shutting things down to protect the president.
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For America's electric cooperatives, one of the most alarming proposals targets publicly owned transmission assets and their ability to provide renewable energy across more than 30 states.
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One feature of the bill that's received less inspection but is perhaps most alarming of all is that how it would criminalize illegitimate re-identification of user data.
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Some of the most alarming aspects of both Sharp Eyes and the Police Cloud—including algorithmic assessments, facial recognition, and crowdsourcing suspects—are happening right here, right now.
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The most alarming aspect of North Korea's nuclear test is that it's developing the technology alongside efforts to improve the accuracy and payload of its long-range missiles.
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But the strangest and most alarming thing is that the President's adviser in a legal matter seems to have inside knowledge about high-level talks with North Korea.
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The most alarming aspect of this is that this phenomenon is far from exclusive to adults; children at elementary age can be diagnosed with the mental illness too.
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The most alarming possibility is that Regeni's death was a deliberate message — a sign that, under Sisi, even a Westerner could be subjected to the most brutal excesses.
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Most alarming to many, the material is beginning to overwhelm the planet's oceans — from the ballooning Great Pacific Garbage Patch to trash discovered in the Pacific's deepest reaches.
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"One of the most alarming characteristics of wildlife trafficking is the growing use of threatened species in traditional medicines," conservation group ADM Capital Foundation said in a recent report.
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Perhaps the most alarming thing about Trump is his flirtations with open authoritarianism, and the most striking thing about him is his flagrant ignorance of virtually every policy topic.
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Now, he's lent his name and his reputation to one of Trump's most alarming decisions: firing the FBI director who is currently investigating his campaign for collusion with Russia.
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The most alarming reality is that, with Soleimani dead and no longer influencing Tehran's proxies, we may be even more vulnerable to reckless attacks on US and allied interests.
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Notably, the CTIA paper advises against the idea that DHS should be allowed to regulate the industry: "Most alarming is the Report's move toward regulation and legislation," the paper states.
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"What's most alarming is how populist leaders and far-right groups have grown adept not only at creating viral disinformation but also at harnessing networks that disseminate it," Abramowitz said.
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The president's remarks in the interview with Reuters were, Kosachev said in a post on his Facebook page, "arguably Trump's most alarming statement on the subject of relations with Russia".
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What is most alarming is the failure, again, to consider the implications of radically expanding the scope of such laws just to bag Trump or his family at any cost.
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These are also indicative of the sheer variety of objects that Gorham made, many of which are on view, including one of the most alarming baby rattles I've ever seen.
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And he does a marvelous job of making us wonder who loves Henry the most, Kristin or Henry — and which of these possibilities is the most alarming consequence of celebrity.
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Some assailants clubbed monkeys to death in panicked reactions to Brazil's most alarming outbreak in decades of a virus that haunted the country in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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" One of the most alarming provisions states that basically no one with governing power is allowed "to audit or review the cost and profit elements of the labor rates specified herein.
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While Axon itself can't regulate all police drones, Brundage said, they can develop internal best practices, which would influence self-regulation throughout the industry and perhaps stymie the most alarming uses.
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The Southern Charm star, 26, recently joined PEOPLE TV for a round of Cast on Blast, and revealed what she finds most charming — and most alarming — about her Bravo cast mates.
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The most alarming was his view, expressed last year in an unsolicited memo to the Justice Department, that Robert Mueller had no business investigating Mr Trump for possible obstruction of justice.
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But much of the most alarming pieces about phones relies on anecdotes or surveys with unclear causation, like do depressed kids use social media, or does social media make kids depressed?
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Where air quality is most alarming Many of the areas lacking clean air are in the Western Pacific, the Mediterranean region, sub-Saharan countries and Southeast Asia, according to the map.
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As the organization brings sport to disadvantaged communities across the United Kingdom, it helps address what the report frames as "one of the most alarming risks" in health – excess body weight.
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But that he would actually believe he has the power to follow through on his demands and such action would be politically acceptable is the most alarming takeaway from the reports.
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Let's start with what may be the most alarming, yet hopeful, fact: One in four cancer cases in the United States is from physical inactivity, poor diet, being overweight, and obesity.
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WeWork's US marketing head told colleagues that online opinion was so bad that Google had discovered "the most alarming negative sentiment trends they have seen" compared with other companies, Intelligencer reported.
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One of the most alarming complaints came from a woman who said a contractor threatened to kill her on a business trip if she didn't perform a sexual act on him.
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One of the most alarming aspects of TPP is the expansion of the Investor State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) process, giving corporations a legal weapon to enforce their agendas on sovereign nations.
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Most alarming, however, is the reported back story about just how Grenell came to be pitched at the last moment into this job for which he is all but utterly unqualified.
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Perhaps what is most alarming is that will greenlight this administration's eye-popping $85033 billion military budget at a time when even military leaders agree that more money should support diplomacy.
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He said the most alarming part of his time there is the "enormity of the challenge" of fighting Zika in Puerto Rico, which has a population of about 3.5 million people.
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But most alarming is the shutdown's effects on patients: Families who have long awaited government-run clinical trials that were slated to start Monday won't be able to enroll in them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For those who worried about the risk of the Cold War ending in catastrophe, the early- to mid-1980s were the most alarming period since the 1962 Cuban missile crisis.
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Future flash points The most alarming scenarios for what happens next could unfold if Iran refuses Trump's offer of talks -- which is not accompanied by any kind of economic or diplomatic carrot.
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The most alarming sign so far is that America forced the G22009 to drop a pledge about resisting "all forms of protectionism" from a joint statement but this may be purely symbolic.
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Perhaps the most alarming scene to be caught on video occurred in 2009 in Cherry Hill, in Camden County, when a mother and her young son were accosted by a few turkeys.
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The size of the branch, its connection to core ISIS and Libya's proximity to Europe mean the ISIS branch there has been seen as the most alarming outside of Iraq or Syria.
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There was a time when the words "dystopian" and "futuristic" were nearly synonyms, but even the most alarming events in Marcus's genre-roaming book seem no more than five minutes from now.
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"Elephant," which was broadcast only once, on the BBC, was among the most alarming and experimental works shown on British television and the apotheosis of the career of its director, Alan Clarke.
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One of the most alarming moments in the YouTube video is when Star pulls out a Gucci jacket that he says he forgot to return after realizing it didn&apost fit him.
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This text send by Page in April 2016 is perhaps the most alarming of the bunch, mostly because it conveys a very poor understanding of secure communications, particularly for senior-level FBI agents.
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"Forced labor, which often involves individuals who are held in isolation, degraded, and most alarming, stripped of their basic human freedom, has no place in a modern society," he said in a statement.
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The most alarming allegation -- according to docs obtained by TMZ -- is that John once sent 2 interns to his home to check for an intruder, and handed them a loaded gun for protection.
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And perhaps most alarming of all, the people of "inalienable" territories wrested from the motherland by predatory imperialists—Hong Kong and Taiwan—show no enthusiasm at all for a return to its bosom.
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Aside from the Fed, most alarming of all is that global growth seems to have become a little more sketchy, with European economic growth in focus as Europe begins earnings season on Thursday.
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WeWork's US marketing head told colleagues in an email that Google found WeWork to have "the most alarming negative sentiment trends they have seen compared to prior companies in similar situations," Wiedeman reported.
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Yet for local officials, Trump's most alarming move came on June 1, when the president said he would withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement, an international accord to limit global warming.
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But for human rights advocates around the world, it was the philosophy he expressed that was most alarming, the idea that every nation should do what it considers to be in its best interests.
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He did, however, note some of the most alarming details, including a comment in 2016 from an architect of North Carolina's congressional map securing a 10-3 Republican advantage in the House of Representatives.
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Most alarming, however, has been the effort by some to intimidate and coerce electors duly designated in a handful of states to change their vote when they cast them in less than three weeks.
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Perhaps the most alarming evidence of cooperation came when North Korea tested a nuclear device in February 2013 and Iran's seldom-seen chief nuclear scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh-Mahabadi, was there to witness the event.
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Bannon is a prodigious reader whose walls are lined with thousands of volumes, and he is enough of a showman/provocateur/insensitive jerk to go around promoting the most alarming title he recently inhaled.
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The most alarming long-term threat to Niger comes from the possibility that pockets of insecurity could siphon the state's limited resources and aggravate other problems that don't have an explicit security dimension to them.
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And perhaps most alarming, the aviation industry, the Federal Aviation Administration, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration complained that LightSquared's terrestrial wireless network would interfere with aviation navigation equipment, jeopardizing the safety of millions.
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Most alarming about the sit-in on the House floor, which was supplemented with catered meals, and the countless other protests over countless other issues is that the protestors aren't seeking to alter the process.
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Then there were several significant injuries, most alarming being those to running back David Johnson, the No. 23 pick in most fantasy drafts this year, and the season-ending injury to Jaguars receiver Allen Robinson.
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"Most alarming" were reports that Trump's dissatisfaction with Maguire -- who had briefed a bipartisan committee in Congress that Russia was back at its election interference efforts -- contributed to his departure and Grenell's appointment, Andelman wrote.
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"What is most alarming (and mortifying to the University of Pennsylvania, from which he graduated) is not that Trump has entered his eighth decade unscathed by even elementary knowledge about the nation's history," he continued.
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Low turnout Next to the technological failures and delay in certifying the votes, perhaps the most alarming thing for the Democrats to come out of Iowa was the paltry turnout in the first 2020 contest.
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Joe Walsh, have said Trump's behavior drove them to join the contest, Sanford said he wants to run because no presidential candidates are talking about what he finds most alarming: The $22 trillion national debt.
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In other words, merely two days after having won the presidential contest, Trump appears to be walking away from one of the most alarming foreign policy positions he repeatedly put forward throughout his entire campaign.
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Most alarming to privacy advocates is the fact the records, released under FOIA by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), indicated there are no limits on how partnering airlines can use the collected facial-recognition data.
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But the most alarming development is the one that ironically has official Washington the most relieved: the emergence of a trio of military officers (two retired, one actively serving) as de facto caretakers of the presidency.
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Just 10 percent of all prisoners had actually paid the copay, with the rest either being deemed indigent, clearing their trust fund accounts to qualify as indigent, or, most alarming, not seeing a doctor at all.
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Here are some: Trump backed off some of his most alarming decisions ... A week ago, Trump shocked his own security chiefs with an announcement that he had invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to the White House.
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"Fast fashion" behemoths, with their landfill-choking wares and dependence on sweatshops, feature in the most alarming sections, but Thomas, a longtime fashion journalist, also inspects the unsustainable offshoring and cost-cutting habits of smaller companies.
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One of the most alarming things about the policy published in the Federal Register was the notice that it applied to not only new immigrants, but also to existing Green Card holders, as well as naturalized citizens.
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Most alarming for the usual critics, the president hints that he is just getting started and cites a possible pardon of Martha Stewart , whose conviction came under James Comey, the former FBI boss and Trump's archenemy. Sen.
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Among the studies' most alarming findings is the fact that one of the viruses frequently triggering these respiratory infections is the most common cause of hospitalization in the first two years of life in the United States.
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That's the most alarming takeaway from reports that the coal industry was required to submit to the Environmental Protection Agency this month, part of the first-ever federal regulations of the waste product known as coal ash.
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When it was clear that no evidence would be produced, the media (again rightfully) pummeled the White House for failing to support one of the most alarming claims ever made by a president against a former president.
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As with Trump's trade war with China, much depends on the detail of these restrictions – but amongst the most alarming trends is the growth of leaders who clearly relish imposing them, and give signs of wanting more.
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In keeping with the tradition started by former Vox writers Brad Plumer and Joseph Stromberg, here are seven of the coolest, most intriguing, and most alarming things we've learned about the Earth since the last Earth Day.
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And perhaps most alarming is the president-elect's promise to sign the First Amendment Defense Act, which would allow everyone from private businesses to healthcare providers to ignore marriage licenses and deny service to same-sex couples.
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"One of the most alarming aspects of all of this is the mainstreaming of dehumanizing language and black and white narratives by politicians like Trump, (Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo) Salvini, or the Australian senator," said Ebner.
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That's the clearest and most alarming takeaway from discussions with the assorted diplomats, military officials and security wonks who assembled this weekend for the annual Halifax International Security Forum in Canada, a clubby gathering of leading democracies.
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Dr Nisbet's hypothesis about the tropical wetlands is the most alarming, for it could signal an Arctic-like feedback loop there, whereby global warming could be causing them to release more methane by making them hotter and wetter.
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READ MORE: Poland backs down from its controversial Holocaust history law The Holocaust Revisionist Report, a study released last week, identified Poland, alongside Hungary, Croatia and Lithuania, as the European countries taking the most alarming steps towards revisionism.
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Most alarming is what happened to opposition leader Alexei Navalny, whose very life may well depend on whether the rest of the world makes it clear to the Kremlin that, if he is killed, there will be consequences.
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What is most alarming in the Acosta incident is its illustration of the extent of Mr. Trump's ignorance of the role of a free press in American tradition and democracy, and of the president's role in defending it.
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Most alarming to the residents were reports that the government was breaking with a longstanding policy of leasing the islands that are home to some of the world's premier resorts and selling the atoll outright to the Saudis.
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Article continues after the video below As the chief antagonist in the Scariest Video Game Experience Ever Made, Lisa is an appalling dickhead, and she is responsible for one of the most alarming jump scares in the medium's history.
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Ongoing data gaps are particularly worrying because financial regulation is a bit like squeezing a balloon, and the odds are good at any moment that the most alarming risks will have migrated to wherever it is you can't see.
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In response, the Electronic Software Association (ESA), whose members include Microsoft, Ubisoft, Nintendo, and Capcom, sent a filing to the Trade Representative's office outlying what the video game industry deems the most alarming, "notorious" piracy institutions of the day.
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Roger Cohen Poland's lurch into illiberalism and rewritten history, following the well-trodden Hungarian path toward the curtailment of democracy, is the most alarming political development in Europe since the fall of the Berlin Wall almost three decades ago.
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TV ratings have declined 17 percent in the past few years, the most alarming drop registered among hard-core fans — white, male, 50-ish — dismayed by the protests of black players over police brutality and other race-charged issues.
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Related: Burundi Is 'Going to Hell,' Says US Ambassador to United Nations The latest UN assessment is by far its most alarming since President Pierre Nkurunziza's decision to run for a controversial third term last April sparked widespread unrest.
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"The most alarming thing to me was the growing disparity that we are seeing between rural and urban areas," said Dr. Nicole Villapiano, the study's lead researcher and a pediatrician from C.S. Mott Children's Hospital at the University of Michigan.
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Most alarming of all, I had to explain to my fellow audience members at a role-playing evening based on teen horror-movie conventions why I, just a small-town girl named Lila-Marie, had developed a passion for pole dancing.
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Most alarming to Democrats is that their ancestral strength in rural eastern and western Kentucky has collapsed as the national party grows more liberal and their onetime voters act on culture and identity more than class solidarity and partisan loyalty.
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The most alarming layer of the Weinstein allegations is how widely they were known, openly discussed, and in some cases joked about, not only between women, but on large stages in front of you, me, and the entire Motion Picture Academy.
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What's most alarming about the paper is that it takes this warming as a predetermined fact and, rather than advocating for change, uses it to justify not improving fuel efficiency standards after 2020, resulting in an increase in greenhouse gas emissions.
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The most alarming contemporary feature of the government drafted by the Framers 230 years ago has been the self-imposed impotence of the Congress becoming more and more apparent over the course of every administration in the past 100 years.
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This is Democratic Republic of Congo's ninth epidemic since the disease was identified in the 1970s, but also its most alarming because of the risk of transmission via regular river transport to the capital Kinshasa, a city of 10 million.
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This is Democratic Republic of Congo's ninth epidemic since the disease was identified in the 1970s, but also its most alarming because of the risk of transmission via regular river transport to the capital Kinshasa, a city of 8 million.
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And then there's this, which is perhaps the most alarming fact of all: Trump, in ways big and small, has taken positions that are directly in line with Putin's — and directly contrary to those of most of Washington's most important allies.
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"The most alarming finding in this study are the numbers about the elderly, this is the population that face the most danger from the drugs," said Starrels, an associate professor in the department of medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
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A combination of government dysfunction, an economic meltdown, droughts and a calamitous cyclone this past March have hurtled Zimbabwe toward a hunger disaster that has become the most severe in southern Africa and among the most alarming in the world.
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Among the most alarming released by WikiLeaks, the cables described a new path the North was taking to reach its long-range goal, based on a missile designed by the Soviets decades ago for their submarines that carried thermonuclear warheads.
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IN THE latest—and possibly most alarming—in a recent string of allegations of racism against airlines, two black musicians claim they were downgraded from business class on a British Airways-branded flight in South Africa to make room for a white woman.
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Most alarming, in January Sri Lankan police said they uncovered a large cache of explosives at an IS training camp in the north of the country; it was apparently intended for use against several Buddhist monuments in the ancient city of Anuradhapura.
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By the time voters make it to the polls, analysts say, they are likely to have endured close to $100 million in television advertisements making the yea or nay case for these measures, usually framed in the most alarming sort of way.
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Most alarming to investors and a few Fed officials is that the Consumer Price Index and other U.S. inflation barometers have flatlined or retreated from levels earlier this year, raising doubts about whether price growth could reach the Fed's 230 percent goal.
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The most alarming conclusion is that the skids are being greased—by conservative media outlets and political leaders—for Mueller's removal, which would likely involve ordering Rosenstein to fire the special counsel, and then firing the deputy AG if he didn't comply.
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"What was most alarming to me, as someone who was always raised as an independent woman, was just how ingrained this behavior was," said Casey Crowe Taylor, a former public relations employee at Victoria's Secret who said she had witnessed Mr. Razek's conduct.
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Most alarming is the analysis that trade deals with third countries would do little to offset lost trade with the EU. The response of Brexiteers has been to coin an acronym for something they are determined to prevent: BRINO, or Brexit in name only.
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The findings come a month after the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a group of scientists convened by the United Nations, issued its most alarming and specific report to date about the severe economic and humanitarian crises expected to hit the world by 2040.
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The country also has some of the most alarming rates of tuberculosis in the world — including drug-resistant strains described as "Ebola with wings" — and the head of the national tuberculosis program recently conceded that the health system was too weak to tackle the problem.
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The study's publication in the journal PLOS One included an in-depth description of the methods used and — most alarming to Gregory D. Koblentz, the director of the biodefense graduate program at George Mason University — a series of new tips and tricks for bypassing roadblocks.
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The new policy includes 003 points of expansion on what DHS is allowed to collect, but numbers 5 and 11 seem to be the most alarming in their ability to reach inside the digital lives of immigrants to the US and anyone who interacts with those immigrants.
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And then as Larry Elder just pointed out, you know, the most alarming thing of all is the fact that the economy is booming, Donald Trump is right, it&aposs the removal of all these regulations that have been, that are setting the economy on fire.
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Read more: 11 of the most alarming examples of Hollywood's gender pay gapIn addition to Johansson, Charlize Theron, Ellen Pompeo ("Grey's Anatomy"), Kaley Cuoco ("The Big Bang Theory" and "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood's" Margot Robbie are among the women who command big paychecks in Hollywood.
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What is most alarming is how little Americans deviate from capitalist heteronormative wedding practices, despite the legalization of same-sex marriage in 2015, and how divisive weddings remain — for couples, extended families, and all who believe that love, not your gender or race, determines the right to marry.
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On June 4th — a date that has become nervously known as "Day Zero" — it's expected that Cape Town, South Africa, a city of 22002 million, will run dry in the wake of what could arguably be the most alarming and severe water shortage a modern city has ever experienced.
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In fact, I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say that this tendency is the greatest, most alarming, most spectacular threat the world has ever faced (unless you count slavery, the Nazis, World War I, the flu epidemic, AIDS, hunger and — OK — a few other things here and there).
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One of the most alarming of these being his reorganization plan—featuring Steve Bannon—for the National Security Council, a group of senior national security advisors and Cabinet officials who are supposed to give the president the best possible advice on decisions relating to issues of foreign policy.
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"What is most alarming about these findings is that chemicals are absorbing into the body in significant amounts and the ingredients have not been fully tested for safety," said David Andrews, a senior scientist for the Environmental Working Group, or EWG, a consumer organization which advocates for sunscreen safety.
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As the country's most alarming public health emergency in decades turns into a political football, public health experts, too, are in the midst of a heated scientific debate over how much of the addiction crisis has been driven by the decline of the working class, particularly in Appalachia and New England.
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The president's intent to nominate Robert Mueller's chief Capitol Hill inquisitor to head the nation's intelligence community might just be the Trump administration's most alarming personnel decision yet—even in an administration whose list of departed, disgraced, and indicted former top officials reads like a casualty list from Game of Thrones.
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"This naming and attempt to shame publicly these two Sri Lankan journalists is most alarming and worrying, because it is being done by the same people who did it earlier while they were in power," said Lakshman Gunasekera, president of the Sri Lankan chapter of the South Asia Free Media Association.
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" One woman I heard from, Rachel, had very clear — and almost comical — memories of covertly reading stacks of tracts stored in her grandparents' bedroom: "I have very vivid memories of finding the ones that were most alarming and reading them over and over, sometimes hiding under the covers to read them.
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For Christian believers, the most alarming news came in recent days in a report based on a British Social Attitudes survey, which concluded that, for the first time, the number of people in England and Wales identifying themselves as having no religious affiliation (49 percent) exceeded those who cleaved to Christianity (44 percent).
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At the Health Affairs blog, Timothy Jost, a legal expert and Obamacare supporter, writes that one of the most alarming estimates is that "millions — CBO does not say how many — of low-income, older people would lose coverage ... because they could no longer afford it after the age rating ratio and premium tax credits changed."
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"Most alarming are the reported trends of repression, in several parts of the country, against the mobilization by indigenous groups to claim their rights; and the reprisals against indigenous civil rights defenders and leaders as well as members of their families," Ruteere said in a statement at the end of his first visit to Argentina.
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"What's most alarming about the President interviewing these particular candidates for US attorney positions is that these chief federal prosecutors are going to decide whether to indict Trump campaign advisers or staff if there's collusion between the Trump campaign and Russians proven and possibly consider criminal charges against the President himself," the Connecticut Democrat said.
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One of the most alarming bills comes out of Georgia, where state lawmakers have cobbled together a dangerous piece of legislation that would prohibit the government from punishing anyone or anything — individuals; businesses; and nonprofit groups, including those that receive taxpayer funds — for discrimination, so long as they claim it was based on their religious views of marriage.
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WATCH: The increase in people seeking help for crack addiction over the past 12 months was seen across nearly all age groups, but perhaps most alarming is the huge 30 percent spike in people under the age of 25 entering treatment for the drug, marking the first rise in crack presentations in this age group for a decade.
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WeWork shelves IPO for now under new leadershipWeWork's bonds plummet to record low after company pulls its IPOGoogle examined WeWork search results and reportedly found 'the most alarming negative sentiment trends' it's seen for such a companySome WeWork employees are now worried that they have a 'black mark' on their résumésWeWork opened 400 locations in 3 years.
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But perhaps the most alarming part of the video is the precocious boy who says he wants to start a "Children for Trump" group, then echoes his mother's justification that if we can elect a "Muslim president" (a claim about President Barack Obama that has been disproved time and time again), then why shouldn't Trump be president.
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But the fact that grown-ups have become this cripplingly fascinated with and horrified by the idea of the nation's teens eating Tide Pods also speaks to one of the most alarming facts about life in 2018, which is that we live in a country where the "adults" seem mentally incapable of recognizing the fact that the kids are in fact doing much, much better than they are.
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Gilda is sung by Nadine Sierra, a rising Met soprano who sounded more controlled and sensitive than ever, offering a delicately spun "Caro nome" and passionate duets with the baritone Christopher Maltman — a Rigoletto costumed like someone in a painting by Otto Dix or Max Beckmann, Grosz's peers — in Act II. (Andrés Orozco-Estrada conducted.) That "Caro nome" comes right before what may be the finest touch in Mr. Sher's production, and the clearest nod to the societal complicity Grosz observed in his most alarming paintings.
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Meanwhile, the wealth of the middle class — depicted here as the middle fifth of the income distribution, from the 40th to the 60th percentiles — has stagnated: Income trends have followed a similar pattern to wealth trends: The tax cut signed by President Trump in 2017 will aggravate many of these trends: The Trump tax cut will also add to the national debt, which had already been projected to grow — mostly because of rising health care costs: The most meaningful measure of our quality of life — how long we live — may be the most alarming of all.
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XXXTentacion and Post Malone are both success stories born from SoundCloud and then Rap Caviar placement; J Balvin has been wildly popular in Colombia for years but made his global pop chart crossover on "I Like It," alongside the internet's Cinderella, Cardi B. (Odd, then, that she doesn't appear in the top five herself!) So perhaps what's most alarming about this year's top artists is that it shows the algorithm, while of course always accountable to the one-man mega-corporation that is Drake and the anthropomorphized Hallmark card that is Ed Sheeran, is also capable of bending to accommodate new voices — but only a certain kind.
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Much of the most alarming conduct is well known: The president pressured officials, including Mr. Comey, to clear him publicly; he fired Mr. Comey because of his unwillingness to publicly state that the president was not under investigation, possibly to protect himself from an investigation into his campaign; he engaged in efforts to curtail the special counsel investigation, including by having his former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski deliver a demand to Attorney General Jeff Sessions that he, too, publicly clear Mr. Trump and curtail the scope of the Russia investigation; he directed aides to withhold emails and drafted a misleading public statement for his son Donald Trump Jr. about the June 2016 meeting with several Russians at Trump Tower; he ordered the White House counsel, Don McGahn, to deny that he tried to fire the special counsel; and through his lawyers he appears to have floated the possibility of pardons for Paul Manafort, Rick Gates and Michael Cohen, three Trump associates who were charged by the special counsel.
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