There are now two things most mainstream economists agree on.
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This is largely considered to be Jones's most mainstream moment.
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Most mainstream news outlets covered the strike in some way.
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Kindle has become synonymous with e-reader for most mainstream users.
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Naturally enough, most mainstream politicians are uniting behind the Macron campaign.
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This newest album, Forever Neverland, is her most mainstream work yet.
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Most mainstream study and coverage, after all, positions as foreboding—i.e.
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The argument against the subsidies seems obvious to most mainstream economists.
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Now, even the most mainstream events are weighted with ideological expectations.
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That is precisely what most mainstream conservatives are failing to do.
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He was also the most mainstream of Trump's rumored FDA choices.
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They tend too far towards the sugary side for most mainstream taste.
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Most mainstream members of the Bundestag will shun their new AfD colleagues.
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But that was before most mainstream media consumption shifted to the web.
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This argument is consistent with what you hear from most mainstream analysts.
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In the process, she's positioned herself as Fox's most mainstream-marketable host.
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Most mainstream politicians ignored the memo, but its contents influenced Mr. Trump.
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Now, it sounds like most mainstream video games will do the same.
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I realize for most mainstream manufacturers, this is probably just a pipe dream.
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One is to expect everyone to learn the most mainstream, least noticeable accent.
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Since then, most mainstream politicians have found it easy to condemn overt bigotry.
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The Weather Channel — perhaps the Weather Company's most mainstream product — is not included.
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Once the costs become clear, most mainstream politicians and voters will surely balk.
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Douthat and Frum have a far better sense of Trump's appeal than most mainstream
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And like most mainstream art of the time, it was essentially devoid of politics.
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Most mainstream news organizations, including POLITICO, did not publish the nude photos of Hill.
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Until recently, most mainstream dating apps have had only "female" and "male" listed as genders.
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The most "mainstream" app that provides a tailored experience to non-monogamous people is OkCupid.
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It was the collective's most mainstream showing to date, as part of the Auckland Festival.
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This film is going to exist as one of the most mainstream depictions of EDM.
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"Listen, what you're witnessing with drag is the most mainstream it will get," he said.
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Democrats, who had nominated one of their most mainstream candidates, will certainly not forget this.
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Most mainstream U.S. media outlets have judged Clinton by far the winner of Monday's debate.
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Even most mainstream conservatives agree that people who hold these beliefs deserve to be shunned.
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It goes without saying that Indigenous artists are underrepresented in most mainstream art museum collections.
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Most mainstream publishers try to claim partisan neutrality and publish books across the political spectrum.
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GDAX, Coinbase's online exchange, is viewed as one of the most mainstream (and safest) exchanges around.
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Even the most mainstream porn today features a wider variety of performers than in decades past.
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Carlos removes most of those hurdles, and, in many ways, it is Assayas's most mainstream film.
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And yet most mainstream parties haven't done even this, at least not in a compelling way.
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In some ways, that has been the story of most mainstream glossies, Vogue and Elle included.
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Meanwhile, in most mainstream US feminist circles, speaking out against trans women is not considered feminism.
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While I believe most mainstream Democrats don't approve of this unruliness, many of their leaders apparently do.
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But it's a form of gun control that's too dramatic for most mainstream American politicians to embrace.
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Most mainstream anti-abortion groups oppose prosecution of people who get abortions, preferring criminal penalties for providers.
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The show also never falls into the stereotypes of campy gay humor that plague most mainstream representations.
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"I think that podcasting has the potential to be more democratic than most mainstream media," Luse says.
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More significantly, most mainstream experts believe trade balances are an exceedingly poor measure of effective trade policy.
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Coinbase, arguably the most mainstream platform, currently only allows for Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, and Litecoin trading.
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Today, Federal Reserve officials and most mainstream economists expect economic growth to remain closer to 2 percent.
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Most mainstream billboard hits use the exact same elements, and act as money generation machines, not music.
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After all, we shouldn't encourage the tech industry only to cater for the most mainstream users imaginable.
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Most mainstream economists and Wall Street authorities, however, reject the basis that deficits don't matter absent inflation.
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Most mainstream economists say they believe that such a high rate of economic growth is not possible.
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Most mainstream media pollsters call random telephone numbers, which aren't attached to any additional data on their respondents.
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He was careful to avoid caricaturing the community, who have often been stereotyped in most mainstream Bollywood films.
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Like most mainstream portrayal of BDSM, a nuanced understanding of power dynamics, consent and negotiation are utterly missing.
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Gaeta predicted that augmented reality would become an extension of most mainstream movies in three to five years.
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People getting ready for possible disasters, often called preppers, aren't usually depicted as the most mainstream people around.
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Inasmuch as there are ideas bound up with Trumpism, they are considered too disreputable for most mainstream publications.
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Consider: The financially rickety Trump Organization, shunned by most mainstream banks, long relied on less scrupulous Russian investors.
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But Vormann says its impact will be limited, as most mainstream lawmakers are expected to shun the newcomers.
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Most mainstream VR porn is exclusively heteronormative and cis-gendered, assuming the user is male and excluding trans identities.
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Like most mainstream "gayborhoods," West Hollywood is a black hole of awfulness that should be avoided at all costs.
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Most mainstream media outlets have eschewed any attempts to building some sort of false balance between the two candidates.
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Unlike most mainstream celebrities, Black invites viewers to feel like his buddies, tagging along on a trip he's taking.
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As a result, less than half of millennials have credit scores that will qualify them with most mainstream lenders.
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Lytro Cinema is the most "mainstream" effort yet from the company to introduce their light field technology to filmmakers.
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While most mainstream accounts accept that the mass killing happened, there are vocal groups within Japan which deny it.
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Their various theological arguments confuse and confound most mainstream media reporters and center-left and pure left-wing punditry.
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But even with this increased representation, most mainstream concert dance companies are still made up of very thin dancers.
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"We" and "us" often referred to the United States (something that most mainstream media entities dropped during the 1960s).
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Sony has perhaps the most mainstream-ready device, although even it cannot operate unconnected to a late-model PlayStation.
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"I see most mainstream porn as essentially sexist and racist in its tropes," she said in a telephone interview.
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Some publications had published op-eds that say as such, but most mainstream coverage did not reflect that sentiment.
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That view runs counter to the Muslim religion's central belief and is considered problematic by most mainstream Islamic organizations.
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Adding options can push the price up to $70,000 or more — well outside the range of most mainstream buyers.
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Their findings have varied over the past 103 years, but there are two things most mainstream economists now agree on.
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LGBT Like most mainstream "gayborhoods," West Hollywood is a black hole of awfulness that should be avoided at all costs.
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She's an Oscar-winning screenwriter and gifted director, certainly more interested in narrative cohesion than Lynch at his most mainstream.
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" Forget what you've heard about the fashion industry's "gender-bending" â€" most mainstream brands remain as anachronistic as ever.
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It hasn't trickled down to most mainstream retail stores, where people can make it a part of their everyday life.
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They echo most mainstream economists and the Congressional Budget Office's long-term economic forecasts referenced by Yellen in the hearing.
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Most mainstream LGBTQ history traces the rise of gay liberation to the Stonewall uprising, but the truth is more complex.
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Their findings have varied over the past 215 years, but there are two things most mainstream economists now agree on.
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Courts have effectively used this legal test to strike down overly strict laws but have upheld most mainstream gun regulations.
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Doing so, says Deaf writer Sara Novic, would eliminate the single touchstone for deafness and disability for most mainstream students.
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Life in an earthship Of all the countercultural strains in Taos County, the earthship movement might be the most mainstream.
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Their findings have varied over the past 30 years, but there are two things most mainstream economists now agree on.
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Their findings have varied over the last 30 years, but there are two things most mainstream economists now agree on.
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But like I said, most mainstream porn is geared towards heterosexual men and gives all viewers an unrealistic depiction of sex.
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The most mainstream adopt faux-innocent personas vaguely reminiscent of the way music executives once promoted Justin Bieber, a Canadian celebrity.
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Most mainstream economists would accept that listening to them would have saved us from the banking collapse of the last crash.
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The melancholy-streaked melodicism gives way to a bluesy breakdown that most mainstream artists wouldn't dare to put amidst such tunefulness.
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Alternative asset classes are attracting investors because they offer higher returns than most mainstream assets in a low-interest rate environment.
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Needless to say, there was no diet talk, and none of the before-and-after nonsense found in most mainstream media.
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The harmony tends to be a little more complex which I feel is a bit lacking in most mainstream hits nowadays.
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It is also important to point out that the Quinnipiac poll got the 2016 elections wrong, along with most mainstream pollsters.
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Even his most mainstream movie to date, "Thor: Ragnarok," is one of the most unique stories in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Asking for someone "willing to make damaging remarks" would be brazenly partisan in a way most mainstream reporters try to avoid.
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These are extremely daunting cost targets — not outside the realm of possibility, but well beyond the edge of most mainstream projections.
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Ultimately, Glow Up wants to provide a novel mobile experience that draws in players that aren't represented in most mainstream titles.
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That's the common tone and logic in most mainstream information about chronic pain: that it's something to conquer or work against.
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But the wave of Democrats campaigning on "Medicare for All" represents the most mainstream political support the idea has had in decades.
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Believing most mainstream outlets were in the tank for the Democrats, he was keenly interested in developing an alternative Republican news source.
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It's also worth mentioning that most mainstream movies don't cast terrible actors, even if, sometimes, people are miscast in a certain role.
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But, looking at the rest of the album, it may be the most mainstream song you'll hear in A Star Is Born.
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It makes sense that as Passover has become the most mainstream Jewish holiday, contemporary editions of the Haggadah have strived for novelty.
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Most mainstream Democrats have always been pro-immigrant, but they also favored border enforcement as a way to protect working-class wages.
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Suppose, alternatively, that you believe – as most mainstream economists did not long ago – in some version of Milton Friedman's "natural rate" hypothesis.
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It is also the latest example of Mr. Trump attracting support from fringe political activists who are shunned by most mainstream Republicans.
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She continued to publish on Instagram (her posts from this period have almost all been archived), but avoided most mainstream press attention.
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The restaurant was by far the most mainstream cool of all my momo destinations, but there was nothing try-hard about it.
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And even the practically bezel-less laptop trend that was sweeping the industry last year has already become standard across most mainstream machines.
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Although most mainstream economists disagree — trade deficits reflect economic health, not malaise, they say — cutting the gap is a pillar of Trump's presidency.
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These entities have produced a slew of original content and have played a crucial role in some of Intel's most mainstream branding efforts.
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That makes short selling too risky for most mainstream investors, because they can lose a lot more than the money they put in.
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He proposed a $15-an-hour minimum wage, which was much further than most mainstream Democrats, including Hillary Clinton, were willing to go.
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Commentary Most mainstream political parties were founded to promote, or oppose, issues that have nothing to do with today's world, writes John Lloyd.
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Just last month when Trump said Jews who voted Democrat were showing "great disloyalty to Israel," most mainstream politicians in Israel remained silent.
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The 53-year-old artist's latest and easily most mainstream title, My Brother's Husband, Volume 1, comes out tomorrow in English from Pantheon.
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Bungie, the creator of perhaps the most mainstream first-person shooter franchise besides Call of Duty, wants as many people playing Destiny as possible.
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In an ICO, a startup sells "tokens" — its own form of cryptocurrency — usually in exchange for Bitcoin or ether, the two most mainstream cryptocurrencies.
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"It seems like a lot of how queers use astrology ... is a little bit different than how most mainstream astrology gets treated," she says.
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The film's supervising sound editors, Erik Aadahl and Ethan Van der Ryn, know precisely how much A Quiet Place differs from most mainstream horror.
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The site's reputation as a haven for the web's more unsavory subcultures has made it an anathema to most mainstream advertisers and ad networks.
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I think there are some other events that come close to this 'perfect balance' as you say, but most mainstream events really do not.
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He even sang a Christmas song, "The Little Drummer Boy," with the most mainstream of American crooners, Bing Crosby, on a 22000 TV special.
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With most mainstream porn, Lust explained, it can be hard to tell if the people in the film "truly enjoyed themselves" — particularly the women.
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Mr. Leinberger noted that most mainstream retirement developers had traditionally favored suburban or exurban sites that involve sprawling "greenfield" building on relatively cheap farmland.
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Babis's ANO movement had initially sought to form a more center-right government but most mainstream parties rejected joining an administration led by Babis.
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He also alternates the shape of the frame, mostly toggling between a boxy frame and the wider one most mainstream movies are shown in.
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For the past year, and longer, the European Union has been politically radioactive, deemed untouchable by most mainstream candidates for national office in Europe.
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Most mainstream winemakers eliminate any trace of brettanomyces by filtering the wine or adding sulfur dioxide, a commonly used stabilizer, during the production process.
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Many of them, like with most mainstream celebrities and internet celebrities, are elated when their idols, or "faves," take notice of their social media support.
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Like most mainstream superheroes, Spider-Man is largely known for pulverizing enemies within an inch of their life, while maintaining an acute moral high ground.
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As the internet has gone from being a Wild West to a sanitized corporate playground, pornography has become vastly less welcome in most mainstream corners.
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What it says about the future: Again, internet culture is now a jokey trope worth wrapping even the most mainstream and crowd-friendly movies around.
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While 22014D printing is enjoying its time under the sun, most mainstream consumers are still put off by the price and size of the printers.
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ANO won last October's election with nearly 30 percent of the vote but most mainstream parties have refused to be in a government with Babis.
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Yet most mainstream economists and Democratic lawmakers have said the top 1 percent of earners are unlikely to spread around much of their expected windfalls.
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"Most Americans are looking at this — most mainstream Americans — and they're thinking that Congress has hit rock bottom and started to dig," Kennedy said Sunday.
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My take is it's a hard subject, and the truth is the publishers of most mainstream publications would just as soon not have it heavily discussed.
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Most mainstream crowdfunding sites, which let people fund projects or ventures by raising money online, have policies that prohibit campaigns that promote hate speech or violence.
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That means that most mainstream venture funds are reluctant to invest in companies that directly sell or cultivate THC-containing products, despite the attractive growth prospects.
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Kavanaugh is perhaps the most mainstream conservative of any judge that Trump could have picked, and Scalia's philosophy of judicial restraint has become mainstream conservative thinking.
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A staple of most modern porn is the big, globby money shot—the giant payoff end of most mainstream scenes when someone is drenched in jizz.
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Corker seems like the most mainstream Washington Republican who's been eager to embrace Trump, and that may be reason enough for Trump to embrace him back.
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There was also the fact that Marvel Studios, at the time, had what most mainstream fans saw as "bottom-of-the-barrel stuff" (Feige's words, not mine).
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The nationalist Danish People's Party, which has supported Rasmussen's minority government, appeared to have lost its edge with most mainstream parties backing a tougher stance on immigration.
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While most mainstream social networks have become aggressive about removing pro-ISIS content from the average user's feed, far-right extremism and white nationalism continue to thrive.
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Two of the new tablets run Windows 10 (you can read more about them here), but the most mainstream one is the Android-powered Galaxy Tab S22.
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America's long-standing experiment with public lands has been among our most well-intentioned, but most mainstream environmentalism ignored that those parks were built on stolen land.
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But it's certainly the most mainstream recognition the space has ever received, with YouTube, Vimeo, Crackle, AOL and Funny or Die all nabbing nods in various categories.
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CitiFinancial Canada, which charges a higher interest rate than most mainstream lenders in Canada, has drawn criticism from some consumer advocates over its interest rates and fees.
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The California-based social network for professionals is a rare existence in China, where most mainstream global tech services like Facebook and Google have long remained blocked.
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The reason is secure software is incredibly hard to build and most mainstream technologies are not designed to be secure, but rather to enable access to information.
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They're also not particularly popular views among mainstream Democratic politicians, including Clinton—or at least, most mainstream Democratic politicians don't have the fortitude to express them publicly.
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Although most mainstream folks don't speak in those terms anymore, the abhorrent perception of blackness as some kind of harbinger for barbaric wickedness still colors American life.
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Most mainstream economists believe the U.S. economy will struggle to grow more than 2 percent a year due to demographic headwinds and long-term slow productivity growth.
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Most mainstream news organizations, following traditions established decades ago, don't plan on releasing any kind of data until polls start closing in East Coast states Tuesday evening.
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Most mainstream studies, though, predict Brexit will cut the rate of Britain's growth by depriving it of gains to gross domestic product it would otherwise have had.
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In most mainstream cinema, the story tugs you along — or prods you into its mazelike corridors and toward dead ends — encouraging you to wonder what happens next.
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It is a plan that springs from Islamic scripture itself, and is supported by most mainstream Muslim organizations, most mosques, and, in all likelihood, your Muslim neighbor.
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The Times has decided, like most mainstream US institutions, that overt racism and misogyny are unacceptable — not part of the diversity of viewpoints it seeks to represent.
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Our readers seem to like it for a few reasons: it gives us answers about our increasingly confusing world, and it feels more welcoming than most mainstream religions.
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"When you get right down to it, Judge Gorsuch, plain and simple, is one of the most mainstream, respected and exceptionally qualified Supreme Court nominees in American history."
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Even the most mainstream anti-abortion views -- espoused by such conservatives as Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee -- tend to advocate for punishment for providers, rather than for women.
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Last week President Donald Trump vowed to impose hefty tariffs on steel and aluminium, a decision opposed by virtually all America's most successful companies and most mainstream economists.
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Think Hard About Facebook and Instagram Data Most mainstream dating apps—including Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, and Coffee Meets Bagel—allow users to share data from their Facebook profiles.
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Consumers of the most mainstream of pop to the deepest Radiohead cut to UK garage to bossa nova and everything in between—down, down, down and down again.
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" Mr. King said it was "important to note that L.G.B.T.Q. couples were at the forefront of this trend, since most mainstream churches discriminated against them in the past.
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But we don&apost we don&apost have to be vile about it and I don&apost condone that at all, I think that most mainstream people don&apost.
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The show, which racked up its 12th Emmy nomination this year, already has six wins under its belt, largely without being paid much attention to by most mainstream media.
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In most mainstream games, this would likely trigger a short cutscene where you watch Red Dead's main character — a charming outlaw named Arthur Morgan — enjoy his morning caffeine rush.
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Of all the OZ alumni, Simmons has enjoyed the most mainstream success since the show aired, winning an Oscar for his role in the stressful jazz drumming movie Whiplash.
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Jumanji is neither good or bad, and like most mainstream action movies, it's predictable in a way that causes you forget what you just watched almost immediately after viewing.
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Skateboarding has long since grown beyond its roots in SoCal schoolyards, but most mainstream publications still primarily focus on a select group of top pros sponsored by traditional brands.
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While most mainstream German news media outlets agreed that the move would put the affair where it belonged — in court — Ms. Merkel's coalition government was split over the issue.
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And among esports personalities, he has generated the most mainstream attention: He was the first esports player featured on the cover of ESPN Magazine in September 2018, for instance.
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Her role as Beth in Neighbors 2 — the sequel to the 2014 comedy starring Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne, Zac Efron, and Dave Franco — is her most mainstream to date.
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The term "outsider-art" distances the work from most mainstream art galleries and institutions, while promoting a sentimental and often false narrative that benefits dealers working in niche markets.
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Most mainstream payment processors—think PayPal, Stripe, and WePay, to name a few—decided to avoid dealing with those pesky additional fees by creating a total ban on anything adult.
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Sure, most mainstream calendars come marked with the days of the solstices and equinoxes, but it's rare to pick up a planner that gives you a heads up about Lughnasadh.
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Most mainstream figures in the GOP — who, after the Berkeley incident, were finally starting to recognize Milo as a face of conservatism — have now fully abandoned and disavowed the provocateur.
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And even though her writing is now being transmitted on that most mainstream of venues, the "teevee," it seems to resist assimilation, in part by maintaining its sense of defiance.
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"A small group of consumers will [be swayed], but most mainstream drinkers will likely choose products and brands that appeal to them on levels that go beyond ownership" he said.
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Bladewhisperpro 23 may not be the most mainstream ASMR creator on YouTube, but his videos made a big splash in the community in 2017, when he first started posting them.
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Mr. Trump's methods and tone are unconventional, and the scale of the interest rate cuts he seeks is out of line with what most mainstream economists think would make sense.
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Mr. Trump's methods and tone are unconventional, and the scale of the interest rate cuts he seeks is out of line with what most mainstream economists think would make sense.
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Unlike the radical Islamism that we seem so fearful about, this type of populist anti-Muslim bigotry finds its way easily into the most mainstream of our media and our institutions.
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" Most mainstream media outlets are saying Bannon is "known to promote white nationalist, anti-Semitic, racist and misogynist viewpoints" and exclaiming "a white nationalist is the new White House chief strategist.
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We are now in a world where the most mainstream of mainstream publications, USA Today, is comparing the ideas of a chief policymaker in the US government to those of ISIS.
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His lack of organization, combined with unorthodox policies such as attacks on traditional allies and kind words about traditional US adversaries, led most mainstream Republican operatives and experts to shy away.
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But Mr. Gillespie's approach reveals the degree to which Virginia has shifted away from Republicans: His overarching message is indistinguishable from that of most mainstream Republican candidates running in blue states.
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Presenting his research at an event held by probiotic drink maker Yakult, Claassen said that unlike most mainstream beers, which go through a single fermentation process, these beers are fermented twice.
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National Democratic politicians aren't exactly on board with the idea of axing ICE — and, in general, most mainstream Democrats support border enforcement, even if they're against Trump's wall and other policies.
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In America, most mainstream viewpoints are steeped in the doctrine of law and order, of no mercy for criminals, and of sacrificing freedom for a dubious sense of security and moral righteousness.
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But he also conceded that Drag Race's popularity may be "the most mainstream [drag] will get," especially as a new generation of would-be drag queens get inspired by his own show.
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Their major arguments include the idea that Islam is an intrinsically violent religion and that most mainstream American Muslim organizations are involved in a secret plot to replace American law with Islamic law.
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The Oscars might be entertainment and escapism, but they're also our most mainstream representation of popular culture, which is first in line in the president's firing squad for arts funding and free speech.
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Most mainstream Christians understand this story in eschatological terms, the Kingdom of God referring to the new world order that will be instituted and presided over by Jesus Christ following his Second Coming.
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As the Trump administration weighs imposing steel and aluminum tariffs on U.S. allies, most mainstream economists are warning that such protectionist trade policies will result in harsh negative repercussions for the domestic economy.
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"We've been living in a great age of 'authentic' and 'experiential' travel where even the most mainstream hotel brands aim to help travelers eat, live and spa like a local," reads the report.
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Yentl (1983), set in late-19th-century Poland and directed by Streisand, is the most mainstream offering from a catalogue of largely unavailable gems on view through the weekend at Anthology Film Archives.
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But his views do not align with most mainstream economists, who agree that China's trade practices are a problem but say tariffs are too blunt and ineffective a tool for dealing with it.
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It had some herbal qualities, more anise and menthol than leafy and brambly, but it was by far the most mainstream of the wines, in the sense that the primary flavor was fruit.
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The irony of such disenchantment with mainstream politics is that, in the absence of a good alternative, it is the most mainstream, establishment party of all, the Tories, that has gained the most.
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Williams, who is running for the state's General Assembly, told me that while most mainstream Republicans wouldn't dare be openly contemptuous of gays and lesbians anymore, there's no similar reprieve for transgender people.
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So Trump has not only supported most of America's recent wars, he also wants to wage wars in a fashion that's far more violent than what Clinton — or most mainstream politicians — would countenance.
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He argued that most mainstream politicians had failed to directly address these public fears or to provide enough clarity in the migration debate, creating a vacuum that anti-immigrant leaders have rushed to fill.
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A recent FiveThirtyEight piece calls Weld potentially "one of the weakest candidates that anti-Trump Republicans could put up in a national campaign," as his social views set him apart from most mainstream conservatives.
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Now that most mainstream institutions have dedicated departments for performance, it's easy to forget that just a decade ago, it was more of a fringe curiosity relegated to the realm of experimental theater. Pope.
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While most mainstream portrayals of Asia tend to dramatize its essential differences from the West with as much anxiety as condescension, The Farewell allows for no easy lines between American liberalism and Asian communitarianism.
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" Cramer's epiphany came when Brian Athaide, the CEO of Canadian cannabis player Green Organic Dutchman, took the helm of the company after 25 years at , which Cramer called "the most mainstream company on earth.
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At the end of May, William F. Weld, the former moderate Republican governor of Massachusetts, became the Libertarian Party's Vice-Presidential nominee, giving the Party its most mainstream ticket since its founding, in 1971.
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Coogler's Black Panther joins these projects as a missing piece: a popcorn movie that uses the most mainstream of film genres — the superhero movie — to project the complexity of black identity, politics, and creativity.
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But it's clear the party is moving in a leftward direction, with even the most mainstream new Democratic candidates on the scene embracing views that would have been extremely daring five or 21982 years ago.
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In the face of strong arguments from most mainstream politicians and experts of all kinds that leaving the EU would be disastrous for the country, why did so many Britons still choose to do it?
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" In the aftermath of the 2016 presidential election, as clothing with feminist messaging permeated even the most mainstream, corporate corners of the fashion industry, the trend sparked a conversation about the morality of "commodity feminism.
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Bernie Sanders, of course, is the most mainstream antiwar politician in the U.S., which may help explain his consistently upper-tier showing in presidential preference polls—but neither Gabbard nor Sanders are considered "mainstream" Democrats.
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To hear her sing the words "pull up to my bumper baby, and drive it in between" without a shadow of coyness was bold as hell—it was promptly banned from most mainstream radio stations.
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That makes the Galaxy S20 Ultra the most mainstream phone yet to adopt the broader global trend of high-megapixel sensors, which Chinese phone makers have been all over for more than a year now.
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Intermediate Unit 1 in Coal Center, Pennsylvania, has embraced the full power of project-based learning, a teaching method that most mainstream schools have yet to adopt — which has set our nation behind the curve.
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First, most mainstream media types are philosophically inclined toward anti-establishment organizations from the start; they see little wrong with crypto-fascist violence if the stated goals are in line with their own values systems.
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" Cramer's epiphany came when Brian Athaide, CEO of Canadian cannabis player Green Organic Dutchman, took the helm of the company after 25 years at Procter & Gamble, which Cramer called "the most mainstream company on Earth.
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Still, it's arguably the most mainstream Bitcoin has ever been: it's no longer so unknown that your parents couldn't pop off a quick reference to it in the same text about siblings or your family pet.
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Android Pay, which lets you put your phone next to a NFC terminal to pay, is the most mainstream of Google's payment options out there as it doesn't require anything beyond upgrading existing card swiping tech.
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In fact, for most mainstream users, some of the options might seem like downright overkill — but hey, if you're looking for full 4K video, the x360's got you covered with a 3,213 x 2360,215 display.
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As a non-Korean whose Korean cultural literacy stops at knowing what kind of banchan I like, I found myself at the most mainstream booking nightclub, located in the heart of the three-mile-long neighborhood.
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It is notable that most mainstream criticisms of Soleimani's assassination have been centered around questions of strategy—the wisdom of taking out a monster the way Trump did at the time he chose to do it.
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They're not exactly a household name—their guest appearance on Kardashian's jacket is definitely the most mainstream exposure they've ever had—but they're important, and extremely rad, and it's hilarious to see them in this context.
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Since premiering in 2014, the Emmy-winning show has come to represent a landmark for the transgender community—a piece of art that represents their experience in ways most mainstream programming, up to this point, has not.
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Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum Foundation) and Naval Ravikant at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017 Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum Foundation) and Naval Ravikant at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017 Right now the network is a bit too slow for most mainstream applications.
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And whereas most mainstream Republicans at first disowned Mr Trump, thus ruling themselves out of working for him, moderate Tories are flocking to Mr Johnson's banner, in the hope of landing a plum job in his cabinet.
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Most mainstream scientists and science communicators are aware of Janitch and other earthquake conspiracy theorists, but decline to discuss them specifically, saying it's not necessary or productive to single out a single person or their fringe theories.
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Through his small San Francisco publishing house, City Lights, Mr. Ferlinghetti championed the work of Beat Generation writers like Gregory Corso, Michael McClure, Gary Snyder and Ginsberg, renegade poets who were too provocative for most mainstream publishers.
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K-Zen co-CEO Judy Yee told Business Insider that the startup tailored its fundraising approach to investors who would be willing to invest in cannabis, as most mainstream venture funds are still reticent about the space.
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A testament to the times we're living in, even the most mainstream gallery and museum curators and directors have been directly influenced by the rising tides of the resistance and its power to sway our national conversation.
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Such comparisons have rankled Spain's government and most mainstream parties, who insist that the 20 Catalan separatist politicians accused of rebellion — some of whom have been remanded in custody — are being prosecuted for violations of Spain's Constitution.
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Most mainstream sources agree on this, but there are definitely some researchers who don't; there are some who think that people who end up fat have different physiologies, and that fatness is just one component of them.
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These days, it takes its most mainstream form in soaps like Eastenders and Coronation Street, where working class characters experience all manner of domestic trauma (but rarely move out of the shows' cursed locales, riddle me this?).
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Polyamory: Multiple partners, without jealousy Polyamorous people have trouble finding like-minded potential mates on most mainstream dating sites simply because there's no way to search for them, said sex educator Anita Illig Wagner, founder of Practical Polyamory.
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"There's definitely some parts that haven't aged as well, but on a recent rewatch, I was struck by how the movie [Bring It On] touched on sensitive issues that most mainstream movies try to actively avoid," says Kauffman.
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Although most mainstream interest in this subculture orbits those twin stars of prurience and pageantry (what do they get up to in those elaborate suits, etc.), furries themselves talk about the release they feel when donning their suits.
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Most mainstream Pakistani politicians privately accept that their country's longstanding demand for a plebiscite that would allow Kashmiris on either side to decide their future, as called for in a UN resolution in 1948, will never be met.
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However, I need no longer worry, as the late, great Prince—notoriously protective over his work, and famously absent from most mainstream streaming services, bar TIDAL—is reportedly coming to Spotify and Apple Music as of February 12.
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On Tumblr, one could find pages dedicated to celebrating bodies of all types, could browse sophisticated fetish images curated from a female perspective, and could find GIFs and videos that — unlike most mainstream pornography sites — depict female pleasure.
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With Guwop home and getting the most mainstream attention he's had since that weird era where he was featured on a Mariah Carey single, Gucci has landed on the remix to one of Justin Bieber's recent blockbuster EDM collabs.
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In an interview with France 2 TV about Hurricane Irma, Hulot implied that Trump - who has called global warming a hoax - was ignoring the reality of man-made climate change, which most mainstream scientists regard as an established fact.
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Now, although Snapchat has largely ceded its role as the most mainstream and popular digital hangout space to Facebook-owned Instagram, Facebook is still struggling to make its primary mobile app appealing to the demographics more desirable to advertisers.
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With a starting price of $799 (a price that, weirdly, doesn't include the pen), it's also $200 less than the Surface Laptop, which helps lend legitimacy to the notion that it's the most mainstream of the company's Surface offerings.
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Cute clothes for curvy women can be hard to find — most mainstream stores have a tiny section in the back where they keep sizes 14 and up, where the clothes are either boring and shapeless or very poorly made.
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Most mainstream media sources have painted this tense situation as a binary opposition between a largely white, moneyed art world, and a unified community of minority residents whose homes and way of life are threatened by the galleries' encroachment.
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But a decade after the 2007-2009 financial crisis and recession, even the most mainstream of thinkers, including Summers and influential figures like the International Monetary Fund's former chief economist, Olivier Blanchard, are rethinking how governments should manage their fiscal affairs.
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The AO rating is akin to an NC-17 rating for film: most mainstream outlets won't sell your game, and in the case of console manufacturers like Sony and Nintendo, they outright bar AO-rated titles from appearing on their platforms.
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Most mainstream economists are deeply skeptical that such big tax cuts will automatically produce dramatic gains in growth; indeed, the markets in recent days are suggesting that the economy -- initially boosted by Trump -- is already sliding back toward sub-normal growth.
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Capello, who has developed Sturgeon Capital's Iranian fund, says Iranian equities are going for cheap, at a price to earnings ratio (P/E) of about five, where most mainstream market stocks are bought at 15 to 20 times P/E.
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The Xgimi is unlike other projectors in another, much more positive way; while smart TVs have loaded in operating systems, apps and access to services, most mainstream home theater projectors are basically just output waiting for cable connections to other devices.
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And lo, my heart did melt for Sean, whose post-coital reaction was also just as relatable, after Cassidy realizes Sean has gone extremely quiet after the two finished having sex: Most mainstream video games encounter avoid the topic of sex.
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It was even cultural, becoming shorthand for both the best of social gaming and the worst of nerdom, indirectly boosting Felicia Day's career , being lampooned on South Park, and featuring in the most mainstream thing I can imagine: a Toyota commercial.
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But most mainstream health authorities feel the same: A recent study found that herbal cigarettes have a lot of the same toxic compounds as tobacco cigarettes—simply because they release smoke—minus nicotine and the harmful, tobacco-specific carcinogen nitrosamine.
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If that had been a one-off misstep, or one of a few misguided choices sprinkled over the years, they'd be deserving of more slack—after all, the Grammys are the most mainstream of all possible mainstream music events—but, no.
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In the name of stopping hate speech, university mobs have turned their ire not just against alt-right figures like Milo Yiannopoulos and Richard Spencer, but also against the most mainstream of conservative voices, like Ben Shapiro and Heather Mac Donald.
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We work very closely with parent and provider groups that share our values, including the largest and most mainstream entities in the intellectual disability and Down syndrome advocacy movements, which have moved away from the fear and pity tactics that distorted autism advocacy.
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CNN mentioned the video in its lawsuit and noted, as has been widely reported, that it originated from a contributor to InfoWars, the conspiracy theory news website that is so inflammatory that it has been banned from most mainstream social media platforms.
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After a year of his coy hints that he would "expose the biggest political scandal in modern history" and tweets like "tick tock" and "PapaD is the key," most mainstream figures seem to have determined that Papadopoulos has nothing left to reveal.
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The study released on Monday by researchers at the non-partisan Peterson Institute for International Economics illustrates how, even as the New York businessman pledges to boost growth and create millions of jobs, most mainstream economists view his economic policies as dangerous quackery.
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But most mainstream media organizations are trying hard to do right by the facts on firearms reporting—notably, Forbes in its hiring of reporter Matt Drange, and the Guardian in adding ProPublica reporter Lois Beckett to its masthead to cover the firearms beat.
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To the president's critics — and most mainstream economists — the focus on the trade deficit amounts to a misdiagnosis of a problem that has as much to do with savings rates, the dollar's reserve currency status and international capital flows as trade, however.
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That, combined with unorthodox policies that included attacks on traditional allies and kind words about traditional US adversaries, led most mainstream Republican operatives and experts to shy away — attracting a cast of inexperienced, shady, and/or pro-Russian characters like Manafort and Papadopoulos.
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Even the left-most mainstream candidate in 2008, John Edwards, didn't dare propose single-payer, instead backing an individual mandate, insurance exchanges with subsidies, and a public option (presaging the Affordable Care Act, at least as the Obama administration wanted it to be).
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But like most mainstream Republicans, they prefer their support to be at least one step removed from characters like Jones, Johnson, and Loomer, all of whom have made a living off blatant racism and accusing mass shooting survivors of being paid actors.
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Whenever these text updates appear, they're an answer to the ubiquitous "Where are they now?" questions from audiences during filmmaker Q&As — particularly if the film is, like Minding the Gap and most mainstream American documentaries, made with the traditional three-act narrative structure.
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But lithium ion, the technology that most mainstream batteries are based on, is low cost and easily reproducible while being safe — so we'll be stuck with it for the foreseeable future, said Charlie Quong, an executive at Mophie, a battery accessory maker, in an interview.
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Most mainstream economists would argue that transferring that spending to the federal government, without imposing any kinds of taxes or premiums to replace the premiums currently paid to the private health system, would create huge problems, crowding out investment and sparking large-scale inflation.
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It'll be interesting, come 20 February, to see whether Fender's selection is a sign of things to come; whether this year's BRITs will be more of the same, with the most mainstream names taking away the biggest awards, or whether we'll be genuinely surprised.
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While some women are unable to breast-feed, cannot make enough milk, have medical conditions that prevent them from breast-feeding, or choose not to, the consensus of most mainstream medical organizations is that "breast is best" when it comes to infant nutrition and health.
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Among more conventional neoclassical/Keynesian economists, MMT is viewed as an attack on the 'priesthood' of central banks and Bretton Woods-era institutions such as the International Monetary Fund and World Bank – the very places in which most mainstream macroeconomists have played out their careers.
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Members of the Working Families Party, which sits to the left of most mainstream Democrats and has a tense relationship with Mr. Cuomo, have entertained the idea of a third-party run against the governor next year, either in a primary or general election.
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At Deutsche Bank, he had lined up huge loans to finance Trump's construction and renovation of landmark Manhattan skyscrapers, at a time when the default-prone real estate developer and casino magnate was no longer able to get loans from most mainstream financial institutions.
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That's one of the things that's put off most mainstream music lovers from diving in at the deep end of audiophile headphones, and the other two major reasons are price (which Audeze isn't altering much with the pricey MX4) and the need for a powerful amplifier.
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This disproportionate number of BME victims and the worrying lack of accountability and culpability of police officers has, for the most part, gone widely underreported in most mainstream media—most recently, in the case of 18-year-old Mzee Mohammed's death in Liverpool in July 2016.
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" Ben Shewry, the chef and owner of Attica, in Melbourne, said his own family traditions were typical of Australian Christmases in that "as with most mainstream things in this part of the world, they are both confusing (mostly from a climate perspective) and based on immigration.
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Perhaps the most mainstream and unforgettable of these is the poster for the newest film from conservative filmmaker/self-styled incendiary Dinesh D'Souza, Death of a Nation, which seems to draw on some of the tropes favored by the fan artworks birthed in the recesses of 4chan.
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The company was seen as a bright spot for cannabis-curious VCs, many of whom aren't able to invest directly in the industry because the institutional investors that back most mainstream venture funds are barred from investing in startups that profit from a Schedule I drug.
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Read More: What I Learned After Banning Screens From My Home for a Month It might not work on some variants of Linux and FreeBSD, older browsers, or Opera Mini, but most mainstream browsers should do the trick just fine, as long as your WiFi is turned completely off.
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While the politics of white backlash have been a part of conservative politics since the 1960s, most mainstream political leaders refused to make this the centerpiece of the campaign and they pushed back against these elements of the electorate once the most heated parts of the campaign were done.
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Isaac Herzog, the current Labor leader and parliamentary opposition chief, said of Mr. Peres, "I don't think his vision is gone," noting that the aspiration for a two-state solution with the Palestinians has been accepted by most mainstream Israeli political figures, though its prospects have ebbed lately.
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New laws, new look: A millennia-old drug gets a makeoverAfter close to a century of U.S. cannabis prohibition, and decades of continuing, racially biased arrests and incarceration, legal cannabis businesses are working overtime to combat stigma around the drug, which remains federally illegal and excluded from most mainstream medicine.
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Anyone who has paid any attention for the last two decades — and particularly for the last five, when it's garnered the most mainstream attention — could attest to just how frequently the shiny new title (or the newly relaunched old one) seems poised to finally save, or at least sustain, LGBT media.
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Solomon's account of this matter, essentially an apple of discord thrown into an already fraught polis, is the kind of fast-and-loose nonsense that would stick out like a sore thumb—and likely draw a torrent of controversy and comment—were it to be published at most mainstream outlets.
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Rogue Scientist Defends Gene-Edited Babies—and Reveals a Second PregnancySpeaking at a genetics conference in Hong Kong earlier today, embattled Chinese scientist He…Read more ReadThis news was greeted with almost universal condemnation, with most mainstream scientists and ethicists complaining that He violated established scientific and ethics standards, among other complaints.
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Stones, from Sunset Park, Brooklyn, and High, from the Lower East Side, met several local New York skaters who may not have been the most "mainstream," but who have gone on to become icons—Ryan Hickey, Jefferson Pang, Ivan Perez, and Steve Cales, among others—and began photographing them candidly around 1990.
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The emerging dynamic may be especially toxic for Republicans in swing states that are also home to competitive races for the House and Senate, where the party's candidates must choose between two unpalatable options: alienating much of their party's base, or standing behind a nominee who is unacceptable to most mainstream voters.
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This artistic duality is also at the core of CupcakKe's new album Queen Elizabitch, her most mainstream-sounding release to date, boasting tracks like "Biggie Smalls," a hard-hitting ode to body positivity, and album opener "Scraps," where she strives to stay optimistic when confronted with the various woes of the world.
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All that is to say that, despite traffic that some months reached into the hundreds of millions, 24chan's prospects as a legitimate business were never all that bright — racist hate speech, illegal hacking and celebration of mass murder are not the sort of things most mainstream advertisers are particularly keen to associate with their brands.
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Though Santis was adamant that Clarín does not prioritize clicks and instead focuses on "developing a loyal following," the outlet's coverage of the Arnoletto case fell into the same sensationalist traps as most mainstream media: characterizing Arnoletto as "good and respectful," emphasizing her boyfriend's "sad goodbye," and including selfie slideshows in articles on the case.
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One day before the 2628 presidential election, most mainstream polling suggested that the chances of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 28503 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE being elected were at or above 22019 percent.
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In July, Trump had announced his intention to nominate Shelton -- who has broken with the President over his views on immigration and holds views in opposition to most mainstream economists -- along with Christopher Waller, who currently serves as the executive vice president and director of research at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
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Nguyen Phuong Thao, who runs the council's arts and creative industries program in Vietnam, said Kilomet109 designs would not appeal to most mainstream Vietnamese celebrities or style setters, but its business model is a pioneering one in a craft sector that generally is associated with disadvantaged communities and often viewed merely as a source of low-end products.
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The latest assertion, in a lengthy appearance during the White House press briefing by Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Kevin Hassett, contradicted the conclusions of most mainstream economists and appeared to signal that the Trump White House feels a strong economy isn't sufficient reason to vote Republican in the midterms unless it creates a contrast with Obama.
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Let's rewind to the portion of the cartoon where the government goes to the sandwich bank because it has a deficit and needs to borrow sandwiches: In the cartoon, we illustrated a scenario that most mainstream economists agree with: the idea that when the government needs to borrow money, it lowers the supply of savings — and raises interest rates.
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And it resonated with people in part because most mainstream research into climate change has focused — prompted by the IPCC — on scenarios with around two degrees of warming, less often on (fairly likely) scenarios with three or four degrees of warming, and infrequently on worst-case scenarios of climate disaster, leaving a lot of questions about those worst-case scenarios unanswered.
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For many, paganism and the occult are appealing because of their open-minded attitudes about gender and sexuality, especially in comparison with most mainstream religions: "I think it's interesting that the largest religions in the US are monotheistic, with a deity most often depicted as male," said F. Jennings one of the owners of Catland Books, an occult bookstore in Brooklyn.
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The healing power of heavy music isn't something that we see discussed very frequently outside of our own community— most mainstream music sources seize on the more bombastic cathartic or angry elements, if that—but I'd wager that it's a big part of why so many of us got into this shit in the first place, and why most of us still here.
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Yes, Vice President Joe Biden decided to go public with his support for same-sex marriage after a now-famous meeting orchestrated by Chad Griffin, who shortly before had become president of the most mainstream national gay rights organization, Human Rights Campaign—also, this meeting was at the home of an HBO executive and his husband, and it was a fundraiser.
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In Safe Space: Gay Neighborhood History and the Politics of Violence, her study of gayborhoods and policing, University of Maryland American Studies professor Christina Hanhardt writes that the most mainstream (and therefore best-funded) post-Stonewall LGBTQ groups tended to focus solely on safety, often teaming up with police to make gayborhoods safer for their mainly white inhabitants and the white-owned business they frequented.
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Actor Sonam Kapoor Ahuja plays the lesbian daughter of her real-life father, veteran actor Anil Kapoor, who is looking for a suitable boy for her as she hides her 'secret' "This is probably going to be the most mainstream of films because you've got people like Anil Kapoor and Sonam Kapoor who are as mainstream as Indian cinema gets," said Keshav Suri, a prominent hotelier and petitioner against Section 377.
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Ahead of the unveiling, Toni Sacconaghi, senior technology research analyst at AB Bernstein, said on CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Thursday: "The pickup market is really big, it's about 3 million units in the U.S., and that's about 65% of the size of what we think the addressable market is for the Model 3 and Model Y." He was referring to Tesla's most mainstream car, an electric sedan, and forthcoming crossover SUV.
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Investigations in 2015 by two news organizations, Inside Climate News and the Los Angeles Times, showed that even though Exxon's scientists (along with most mainstream scientists) long ago understood the link between global warming and the burning of fossil fuels, Exxon's top management, beginning in the late 1990s, began pouring money into dozens of right-leaning interest groups whose main purpose was to cast doubt on that very science.
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