Story selection is the most pernicious form of media bias.
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Obama described tax inversion as the most pernicious of tax loopholes.
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For most of us, our most pernicious villain is our self.
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But free and competitive elections blunt clientelism's most pernicious potential effects.
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But what's most pernicious about this vision is what it leaves out.
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He was the latest victim of one of baseball's most pernicious ailments.
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Because the kind of bias that is most pernicious is the subconscious kind.
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But it's at the state level where these procedural hurdles are most pernicious.
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Absenteeism is also one of the most pernicious factors that limit student achievement.
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This is where the most pernicious aspect of anosmia comes in: phantom smells.
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Of all the assaults on the monarch population, climate change may prove the most pernicious.
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The third, and perhaps most pernicious, myth is that nothing can be done about it.
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Your information will be stolen and then weaponized against you in the most pernicious ways.
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But masturbation was the most pernicious sexual scourge, ruining lives and rending the fabric of society.
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It's one of the most pernicious myths in politics, unsupported by history or even common sense.
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The past seven days are proving to be the most pernicious in recent US-European relations.
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Here's a rundown of the most pernicious tech conspiracy theories and what we know about them.
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The Jewell case is a picture-perfect example of a most pernicious investigation foible: confirmation bias.
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The most pernicious and corrupting influence, however, comes from the big conglomerates, called chaebols in Korean.
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But the very fact that it seems harmless may actually be responsible for its most pernicious effects.
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So did the Dridex and Locky campaigns, the latter being one of the most pernicious ransomware waves.
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The most pernicious aspect of Trump's policies is thus the denial of those basic bonds and that humanity.
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"I always thought the most pernicious and odious discrimination in our law is based on race," she said.
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"Student loans are the most pernicious type of debt because they can't be discharged in bankruptcy," Ailshire said.
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Of the powerful new digital forces buffeting American voters, perhaps the most pernicious are items designed to deceive.
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The first myth – and perhaps the most pernicious – is that the disruption economy has no bounds to its growth.
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Since app permissions are some of the most pernicious offenders of sneaky data gathering, this is a welcome change.
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"I always thought the most pernicious and odious discrimination in our law is based on race," Justice Sonia Sotomayor said.
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The most pernicious malware today immobilises an infected computer, encrypts its files and then demands a ransom to release them.
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JPMorgan's 133-page note, entitled "The Empire Resets," takes a deep dive into some of the company's most pernicious issues.
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As with the #MeToo harassment revelations, gender pay discrimination is most pernicious in how it stifles the could-have-beens.
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Now Ms. Kennedy has set her sights on perhaps the most pernicious industry villain of all: sexual misconduct and abuse.
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Here are recommendations for shows that can pacify even the most pernicious strains of road rage over Memorial Day weekend.
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Read more " _____ • Seth Masket in Pacific Standard: "[President Trump] has helped to explode three of American politics' most pernicious myths.
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And in doing so, the movie lends credence to some of the most pernicious conspiracy theories about Benghazi out there.
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LG's latest attempt to blend ultra-thin design with high-end performance may have solved one of the company's most pernicious problems.
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Screenland There are plenty of misleading videos on the internet, but the ones we worry about are probably not the most pernicious.
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What's more, the bureau doesn't have anything to do with one of the most pernicious "wealth-stripping" systems in America: the courts.
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But this is one of the most pernicious ways that women have been made to sacrifice their reproductive rights in recent decades.
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And it turns out that some of the most pernicious guidance can come in the form of guidance to the regulators themselves.
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Avalanche hosted more than "two dozen of the world's most pernicious types of malware and several money laundering campaigns," according to the FBI.
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Their education, training and experience is better suited to the school environment than law enforcement officers trained to handle society's most pernicious individuals.
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Club culture is built on a series of myths, the most pernicious of which is that everything really was better back in the day.
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Mass strandings occur after large naval exercises using intense sonar signals and many also fall victim to the most pernicious of ocean pollutants—plastic.
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But the most pernicious part of being an addict is that it takes more and more of the substance to achieve the desired result.
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This shift in our national consciousness also chiseled away at one of our nation's most pernicious and enduring racial stereotypes: the black male rapist.
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Indeed, in his telling, the most pernicious consequence of Trump's otherwise inconsequential election is that it gave woke culture the license to run riot.
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For Scully, one of the most pernicious justifications for all-male panels continues to be the idea the speakers are there simply out of merit.
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As Alex Stamos, Facebook's chief security officer, correctly identifies, credential reuse attacks are among the most pernicious and dangerous threats facing consumers on the internet.
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But one of its most pernicious (one which even this site has helped propogate) is the notion that the city has an aversion to dance music.
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So, on the issues big enough to draw attention, Trump has met not just resistance from "special interests," but that most pernicious, transformative Washington force: Reality.
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The federal insistence on rigid racial separation found its most pernicious expression in the Federal Housing Administration, created in 1934 to promote homeownership by insuring mortgages.
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Several years ago, federal agents traveled to Moscow to enlist the help of their Russian counterparts in arresting one of the world's most pernicious email spammers.
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But one of the most pernicious aspects of the criminal justice system is how it has fallen short in allowing ex-convicts to make a fresh start.
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It quite indiscriminately gorges on whatever has been produced by human creators and extracts the patterns to be found there—including some of our most pernicious habits.
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One of the most pernicious ideas in the world of education right now is that the sole function of school is to train students for the workplace.
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Perhaps the most pernicious fees are the ones you don't see every day: They're in your 401(k) plan and IRA, and you're probably tossing your quarterly statements.
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But most pernicious of all is the long-term effect the order might have—even if it is limited to 90 days, of which there are no guarantees.
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The problem these patients faced was one of the most pernicious flaws of the individual insurance market pre-Obamacare; their exclusion essentially undercut the entire notion of insurance.
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Remember: This is not just about yourself Ultimately, the most pernicious effect of all this hand-wringing over helicopter parenting is the way it turns our gazes inward.
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But the most pernicious lie beneath "avant-garde" or "experimental" is that some people falsely claim that this designation somehow absolves them of the political context of their work.
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Among the most pressing are a declining property market, weak consumer spending, depressed business sentiment and perhaps most pernicious, "the economy is just not generating enough inflation," Franulovich adds.
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"To me, the most pernicious thing ever written in the history of music is the Hanslick treatise about absolute music," said Michael Lewanski, the conductor of Ensemble Dal Niente.
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In 2017 we were horrified as the party in power shut its eyes and genuflected before the most pernicious, immoral excuse for a leader this country has ever witnessed.
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Sadly, the wreckage of which President Trump is capable has far greater geographic reach and long-lasting effects than anything within the ambit of the most pernicious Roman despot.
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The most pernicious effect of social media echo chambers may be that most people are unaware of how much their political views are influenced by selective exposure to information.
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Going viral is central to technology and business today, but one of its most pernicious consequences should get more attention than it does: the virally contagious nature of unethical behavior.
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Among the most pernicious of those myths is that Social Security is headed for bankruptcy, and that benefits will not be there for young people when their retirement rolls around.
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Alex Jones and Infowars are notorious for spreading some of the most pernicious conspiracy theories to emerge recently, including ones claiming the Sandy Hook and Parkland school shootings were faked.
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Andrew Cuomo, as part of his latest speech on cleaning up government, suggested that New York State could take the lead in attacking one of the ruling's most pernicious effects.
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"It seems like he doesn't have time for anything else, given the constant attacks he's making against people, who are TV hosts — some of the most pernicious attacks," he added.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, who is announcing his retirement today, was not the most pernicious figure in American life during his era of prominence, but he was the biggest phony.
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It will work closely with real small business owners to identify the specific taxes and regulations that are having the most pernicious impact, and back legislative solutions to address them.
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"Among the most pernicious features of Russian interference was the cynical and calculated use of social media to divide Americans and exploit our internal divisions," Schiff said in his statement.
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"One of the most pernicious consequence is an assumed trade-off between environment and economy ... so other issues are perceived to be competing with the environment," he wrote in an email.
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One of the most pernicious schemes was the appropriation of public dollars for private schools, through a tuition grant program, that bears striking similarity to the voucher programs supported by DeVos.
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" Clovis labeled racism as "the most pernicious 'ism,'" and said that then-President Barack Obama "uses his self-identified race as a bludgeon to assault anyone who might disagree with him.
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Some argue that the dominant strand of the Brexiteers' DNA lies in what A. A. Gill, a columnist for The Sunday Times, called "the most pernicious and debilitating Little English drug, nostalgia."
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It seems to have taken the election of a businessman president to shine a spotlight on, and start an overdue national conversation about, some of the most pernicious forms of workplace sexism.
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True, the burden of proof is on him to make a case for this "exciting" scientific revolution (whose discoveries just happen to regurgitate some of humanity's most pernicious, wearying and stubborn stereotypes).
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" And while Mr. French sees some "kernels of truth" in Mr. Trump's statements at Trump Tower, he reminds his readers that the "most pernicious forms of evil always mix truth and lies.
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You also saw the mask ripped off the Republican Party -- now turned into Trump's party -- and exposed as an accomplice in efforts to preserve some of the most pernicious forms of sexism.
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Both Boy Erased and The Miseducation of Cameron Post approach this problem by focusing on what remains perhaps the most pernicious barrier for queer youth struggling to accept their sexuality: gay conversion therapy.
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Not everyone among us has an unlimited choice of gadgets to pick from, but those who do should insist on having the cleanest, lightest experience, stripped of the most pernicious forms of bloatware.
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He has engaged in fake outreach to African-American voters, feeding his nearly all-white crowds a healthy diet of the most pernicious stereotypes about the horror and unremitting bleakness of black life.
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The most persistent of these questions is also the most pernicious one: Is there a smoking gun that would decisively prove that Trump colluded with Russia to help him win the 2016 election?
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Those fringe parties have brought with them all the baggage of fringe ideologies, among which some of the most prominent are conspiracy theories including one of the oldest and most pernicious -- anti-Semitism.
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The most pernicious consequence of global warming is the rise of sea levels, which threatens cities around the world and has already triggered what may become the largest mass migration in human history.
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But most pernicious, President Trump conditioned hundreds of millions of dollars in congressionally appropriated, taxpayer-funded military assistance for the same purpose: to apply more pressure on Ukraine's leader to announce the investigations.
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In Russia, the Kremlin doles out business to its favorite oligarchs, who in turn are in thrall to their political masters, a system that Mr. Mounk says is the most pernicious of all.
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Even among those who accept it, one of the most pernicious misunderstandings of global warming is that its consequences take place in the future and not when they actually do, which would be now.
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Since these are often the most pernicious barriers to commerce in 21st-century economies, enacting TPP will establish a healthy template for trade in Asia that could one day bind in China and America, too.
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I think that this is one of the major causes of one of the most pernicious, nefarious aspects of our society right now, which is the incredible wealth disparities that we have in our country.
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The tools we perfected in those early days were some of the most pernicious and powerful tools in existence, honed to razor sharpness to cut off only the fattest parts of the truth, abandoning the nuance.
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Even setting aside vice president-elect Mike Pence's support for homophobic policies as governor of Indiana, Trump has assembled a transition team and cabinet deeply tied to one of the most pernicious anti-gay groups around.
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Among the most pernicious organizations spotlighted in this year's report include the Alliance Defending Freedom, a right-wing legal group based in Arizona, and the Family Research Council, which operates out of the District of Columbia.
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Even as we cast a critical light on the connections between one percenters and thought leaders, we must organize in the physical and social world where the "ideas" of the economic elite have their most pernicious effects.
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Area 1's technology addresses one of the most pernicious digital threats: so-called spear-phishing attacks, which bait unsuspecting workers into clicking on links in emails and unknowingly giving attackers a toehold in their employers' systems.
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The Central Intelligence Agency has concluded that Moscow put its thumb on the scale for Mr. Trump through the release of hacked Democratic emails, which provided fodder for many of the most pernicious false attacks on Mrs.
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And now Warren's joining the conversation with yet another elaborate climate plan from her campaign geared at protecting the oceans, fisheries, and the people who live along the coast from the most pernicious effects of climate change.
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Opening the set-top box will unintentionally let loose the video industry's most pernicious demons — many of them the creation of the FCC in the half-century since the disruptive introduction of cable TV in the 1950s.
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Nonetheless, unless current trends are reversed, damage to public health and the environment from the deconstruction of this vital aspect of the agency's work will ultimately be among the most pernicious legacies of Donald Trump and Scott Pruitt.
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In its most pernicious form, partisan gerrymandering can allow a particular party to earn a minority of the statewide vote but still hold a majority of seats in the state legislatures -- or in the US House of Representatives.
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One of the most pernicious things to happen to the GOP caucus today is that the party's leaders seem to have convinced the rank-and-file that future electoral success hinges on delivering on the promise of major legislation.
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Closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers remain perhaps the most pernicious means of influence in modern-day politics, and most of the Democratic candidates have still been participating in those, as the Washington Post's Michelle Ye Hee Lee recently documented.
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Like Pandora, opening the set-top box will unintentionally let loose the video industry's most pernicious demons — many of them the creation of the FCC in the half-century since the disruptive introduction of cable TV in the 1950s.
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It really looks, at least from afar, like a weaponizing of the most pernicious stereotype placed on Asian women by the West — this insistence on seeing them as submissive and sexually compliant, which is to say, not seeing them at all.
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One of the most pernicious things we actually found was that there's all these negative impacts for places near the equator, which tend to be poorer and tended to contribute a lot less to total carbon emissions in the first place.
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"The most pernicious aspect of the Fifth Circuit's ruling is stating that the Constitution denies these plaintiffs standing to enforce statutory limits on executive branch spending without any hint that the Constitution permits anyone else to enforce such limits," Bernstein said.
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As Americans are force fed soap operatic coverage of the Russia scandal and the palace intrigue of the president and his cloistered, bizarre inner circle, President Trump is following through on one of his most pernicious campaign promises and contradicting another.
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Online drug trafficking, which has long provided easy access to illegal commerce, has emerged as one of the most pernicious issues that drug enforcement officials face, James J. Hunt, the Drug Enforcement Administration special agent in charge, said in a statement.
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"Mark Vartanyan utilized his technical expertise to enable Citadel into becoming one of the most pernicious malware toolkits of its time, and for that, he will serve significant time in federal prison," U.S. Attorney John Horn said in a statement.
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We have embraced the phrase he coined to describe the most pernicious effects of social media — the way its algorithms feed each of us information that supports views we already have, and creates the conditions for us to be more susceptible to falsehoods.
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I don&apost think there has been collusion from the start, and particularly the most pernicious, which would have been any involvement from the Trump people in hacking Hillary or Podesta&aposs emails and disseminating them, which is what this was all about.
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Demands for a return to "greatness" represent what Walter Benjamin would have identified in his "Critique of Violence" as being a naked appeal to mythical violence, born of the desire to create a false unity among people by actually creating the most pernicious divisions.
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In a piece for Broadly, Diana Tourjée outlined some of the most pernicious changes that are facing transgender Americans today: Trump has done away with Obama-era executive orders, attacked medical care for the trans population, and redefined gender as the binary male and female.
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At the same time, it leaves America's closest allies questioning the value of counting on a nuclear security umbrella controlled by the US, which has suddenly become an unpredictable and irrational partner, and whose leadership appears to be in disturbing agreement with their most pernicious enemy — Russia.
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In recent years, we've appeared poised to slay one of the most pernicious public health challenges of our times — the death and disease caused by cigarette smoking," he continued, adding: "Sadly, this progress is being undercut — even eclipsed — by the recent, dramatic rise in youth vaping.
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Writing in The Blizzard a few years ago, the journalist Scott Murray outlined a theory that Roy Race — a fictional player, hero of the cartoon strip Roy of the Rovers, first published in the 1950s — was the most pernicious influence in the history of English soccer.
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"The unlimited amounts of money flooding our political system from a narrow and immensely wealthy slice of American society is the most pernicious internal peril threatening the fundamental tenets of economic, political, moral and social justice and, not least, the fairness and vibrancy of our representative democracy," Kirk said.
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"Most pernicious, I think, is the fact that Americans are basically divided on which is the bigger problem, voter fraud or disenfranchisement," said Robert P. Jones, the chief executive of P.R.R.I. In the poll, 41 percent said voter suppression was a bigger issue, while 37 percent named fraud.
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Kansas Republicans appear to have thumbed their noses at the party establishment on Tuesday in the primary for governor, failing to persuasively back the sitting governor, Jeff Colyer, and instead leaving room to elect Kris Kobach, the state's secretary of state — and quite possibly the most pernicious public official in America.
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In a 20-page opinion, Judge Hellerstein said that his decision did not address the plaintiff's central argument that marijuana has medical benefits and thus should not be classified under the 1970 Controlled Substances Acts as a so-called Schedule 1 drug, the category reserved for the most pernicious substances.
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Denial -- thinking that sexual harassment doesn't happen that much, isn't a big deal, that Blasey Ford's allegations don't matter anymore now that Kavanaugh has been confirmed, or that victims should ignore it or worse, should assume they've brought it on themselves -- is perhaps the most pernicious and destructive myth of them all.
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Part of what motivates her work, she explained, is the misguided cultural amnesia regarding the shared African heritage and lineage of those born in the Caribbean, an amnesia that manifests in several ways, among the most pernicious being the arbitrary division of the island of Hispaniola into the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
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On one level, just simple tariff analysis of the trade measures lead to notable but not that material impacts on, certainly, the affected economy and relatively marginal impacts on the global economy and the UK economy, so what really matters to us is the amplification channels through, particularly, business confidence that can be most pernicious.
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To a degree that we would not have believed possible even after the shock of the election, our hearts and minds have been held hostage by a coarse, crass, ignorant, reflexively deceitful and malevolent chief of state, whose potentially irreversible damage to the national fabric is the most pernicious of all: the partisan undermining of empiricism and consensus; i.e.
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Hoganson's purpose is to undermine the myth from within, and yet like all such revisions, even the most progressive and well-meaning, it leaves intact the most pernicious core of the fiction: that the Midwest is synonymous with small-town America, and that by peering into any one of these hamlets one can glimpse the soul of the nation.
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In fact, I argue that the same impetus and apparatus that let me blog, that surfaced the raccoon and alligator, and caused a man to bring an AR-15 into the alleged pedophile pizza joint are exactly the same and by ignoring their power and authority we ignore one of the most pernicious side effects of the rise of the Information Age.
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Mainstream society has long had an outsized interest in what white, wealthy people are doing and buying, and generational stereotypes are, in fact, often based around them: The two most pernicious signifiers of millennials, for instance, are avocado toast and being entitled, despite the fact that it's the first generation in modern history to end up worse off financially than their parents.
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She keeps her partner in the dark about the inquiry, choosing instead to live with the reassuring, unbroken line she feeds to herself about her experiences: that she was not a victim, that the relationship with Bill was consensual, that she was old enough to know exactly what she was getting into, and, perhaps the most pernicious, that her experience somehow made her special, that she had been plucked from the crowd to be initiated into maturity by two stylish, elegant people who saw something remarkable in her.
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