" The bill says the dolls "normalize submissiveness and normalize sex between adults and minors.
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If the Senate chooses to normalize lawlessness, if the Senate chooses to normalize corruption, if the Senate chooses to normalize presidential abuse of power, then America is in the wilderness.
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Hollywood's efforts to normalize homosexuality in our popular culture helped to normalize it in American families and public life.
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There's a real reluctance to normalize his behavior, and so to interpret it would be to normalize it in some ways.
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"As public health experts and policy makers, we must normalize sexual delay more than we normalize teen sex, even with contraception," she said.
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I have an artistic mission to not only normalize trans identity, but to normalize and bring that level of authenticity into mainstream media.
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They are trying to normalize something that is not normal, because if they can normalize it, they can't be held accountable for their terrible acts.
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Categorizing pain as the fifth vital sign conditioned patients to expect that providers would "normalize" it in the same way that they normalize the other four vital signs.
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And as important as it is to normalize that a woman can be president, it's also important to normalize that strong men can support a woman as president.
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"As public health experts and policymakers, we must normalize sexual delay more than we normalize teen sex, even with contraception," Huber said in 21625 while president of the organization.
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Absolutely. I think the challenge is to not normalize it.
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"Way to normalize sexual assault," she wrote in her post.
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"I hope to normalize women in leadership roles," she says.
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Pastors are encouraged to normalize the condition from the pulpit.
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They will change when the world begins to fully normalize.
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They emerge rapidly, grow exponentially, consolidate suddenly and normalize ruthlessly.
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And I want to normalize what different bodies look like.
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Dear Harvard Business School: don't normalize Trump's rise to power.
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She hopes to normalize natural hair in the Latinx community.
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And the idea of the barbeque was to normalize everyone.
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Failure to normalize sends a message of deteriorating economic signals.
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What other types of characters do you hope to normalize?
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I didn't want to normalize their experience of slum life.
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It's "frightening how people can normalize" evil behavior, Sewell noted.
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They are drawn irresistibly to normalize what is not normal.
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Will the onslaught of new vinyl aficionados normalize record buying?
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If we begin to normalize this, our nation will fall.
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"How to normalize Nazis 101!" one reader wrote on Twitter.
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And in some ways, I think we've helped normalize it.
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" She rails against "pro-menstrual propaganda" that dares "normalize this.
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We "normalize" this man and his presidency at our peril.
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While adaptive, this tendency to normalize horrible things is worrisome.
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Some people complained Ms. Deydier was trying to normalize obesity.
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After the election, many liberals pledged not to "normalize" Trump.
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France wants to normalize relations with Russia, the source said.
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Social media has helped normalize both of these for millennials.
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Some normalize unrealistic scenarios, and others even glorify toxic behavior.
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I see it more of as way to normalize communications.
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That's my way to normalize cannabis consumption and break stigma.
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" In a 2016 NPR article about contraception use driving down teen pregnancies, Huber said "as public health experts and policymakers, we must normalize sexual delay more than we normalize teen sex, even with contraception.
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Mgmt expects it will take two quarters to normalize channel inventory.
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We have sanctions, you know, the president trying to normalize relations.
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The company put them up in an effort to normalize breastfeeding.
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"We need to normalize the conversation about mental health," he said.
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There are approaches you can take to try to normalize it.
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Normalize rejection As experiences go, rejection is a pretty sucky one.
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It's important for us to normalize that resistance is not terrorism.
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"The euro should appreciate massively once financial flows normalize," Deluard said.
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Analysts said Beijing appeared to be trying to normalize such visits.
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I did a lot of mental gymnastics to normalize my experience.
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The memes begin to normalize ideals that are repugnant, she says.
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"Our goal is to normalize females on the sidelines," Rapoport says.
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We think it is good that Argentina is starting to normalize.
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I hope to normalize, as much as I can, this experience.
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Pastel pink and greens somehow nearly normalize the otherwise eerie setting.
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She's also sharing her story in an effort to normalize breastfeeding.
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Clinton accused Mr. Sanders of wanting to normalize relations with Iran.
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The intention was to normalize the sound patterns of televised content.
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Attempting to " normalize " white supremacist groups - should Never have been printed!
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Kovacevich predicted that the Fed will continue to normalize monetary policy.
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Pastel pink and greens somehow nearly normalize the otherwise eerie setting.
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"I just hope we can normalize normal things," Bador tells PEOPLE.
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Stories like hers can help to normalize conversations about mental health.
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He said Russia would keep trying to normalize relations with Georgia.
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Sex educators should normalize conversations about these identities and about masturbation.
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Do you expect to normalize interest rates before the next recession?
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Normalize staying at the table when you would rather walk away.
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Undeniably, safe injection sites further normalize the use of extreme drugs.
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And you know, we kind of normalize some of these events.
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We must not normalize or rationalize hateful, cruel and demeaning behavior.
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The groundbreaking NBC sitcom helped normalize gay characters in the 1990s.
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Recognize and normalize that it's a hard thing to talk about.
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We had to compensate for it, compartmentalize it, and normalize it.
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Do you think his tweets normalize or condone bullying and violence?
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"It was an attempt to normalize struggle," Ms. Lythcott-Haims said.
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We in the labor community refuse to normalize bigotry and hatred.
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They should not normalize President Bukele's brazen attacks on democratic institutions.
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Israel and Turkey announced in June that they would normalize ties.
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To normalize its use is to give people license to offend.
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"We have taken measures to normalize the situation," he told parliament.
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"As public health experts and policymakers, we must normalize sexual delay more than we normalize teen sex, even with contraception," said a statement from Huber, president and CEO of Ascend, a group that promotes abstinence education.
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What that means is volatility normalizes - and I think that it will continue to normalize over the coming week - I think it's going to normalize at a slightly higher level than we have been running at.
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Last year she used Picsart to normalize breastfeeding with her #TreeOfLife campaign.
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The second we start to normalize [homelessness], we're part of the problem.
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Does it " normalize" something terrible when you turn it into a joke?
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But if I don't allow labels, there's no way to normalize them.
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I also believe that her misguided rhetoric can normalize violent anti-Semitism.
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SANDERS: Who said That think we should normalize relations with Iran tomorrow?
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Let's review this effort to normalize lying by a White House official.
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That's how you normalize it and make it okay for everybody else.
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If children are reading these books, how does that help normalize weed?
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At that pace, interest rates would not normalize until 2019, he noted.
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JOHN AVLON, CNN POLITICAL ANALYST: We can&apost begin to normalize this.
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JOHN AVLON, POLITICAL ANALYST, CNN: We can&apost begin to normalize this.
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They are also trying to normalize discussions around the subject through advertising.
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That's how you normalize it and make it OK for everybody else.
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They normalize them and help make their extremist nationalist beliefs more palatable.
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Above all, we need to be careful about which technologies we normalize.
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Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro pledged to normalize relations in 2014.
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Q: Do you worry the next recession arrives before you normalize policy?
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Imagine trying to normalize this to a teen and even preteen audience!?!
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Do not be surprised when celebrities normalize and praise Donald Trump pic.twitter.
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The resurgent economy has finally presented the opportunity to normalize monetary policy.
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I think the first and most important thing, is don't normalize this.
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The attempt to normalize homosexuality is there akin to air-conditioning hell.
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They've chosen, instead, to normalize and even lionize cruel and predatory behavior.
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Right now, people are trying to normalize what we see on television.
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I've instead found a reward in something that looks to normalize it.
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In turning his body into art, he's trying to normalize its representation.
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You mustn't normalize a process that will only result in further divide.
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They keep me grounded and help normalize some of my anxious tendencies.
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Both pieces strain themselves to minimize and normalize Trump's abuses of power.
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Our trade relations need to normalize, and it needs to happen soon.
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We must not let eight years of brutality normalize us to more.
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"I wasn't trying to make it Americana, or normalize it," he added.
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He attempted to notate this strange music, orchestrate it and normalize it.
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This is part of his broader effort to normalize relations with Cuba.
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The "Ironic" singer previously shared a breastfeeding photo with Winter and tagged several Instagram accounts focused on trying to normalize breastfeeding — such as Stop Censoring Motherhood, Normalize Breastfeeding Official and The Badass Breastfeeder — in support of de-stigmatizing it.
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I've learned that kids accept things as normal that you normalize for them.
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"It's a reminder that taking images like this is important — to normalize them."
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"[My] goal here is to normalize racism," Cantell told the SPLC's blog, Hatewatch.
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And then the Fed could normalize its policies by following market rates higher.
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So please don't suggest that I think we normalize relations with Tehran tomorrow.
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Because the Midwest aluminum premium doesn't seem about to "normalize" any time soon.
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Goldman Sachs is also expecting some deal next week to normalize oil prices.
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We all have different shapes and sizes, but I want to normalize it.
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It helped normalize the same-sex behavior I feared would never be accepted.
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Someone like Levine could help normalize the idea of men taking paternity leave.
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"I really want to normalize Black women's existence in the media," she says.
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"Maybe if we normalize gun safety more, more children will be made safe."
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His company sends men videos of their sperm to "humanize and normalize" it.
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This isn't the only time the Oscars have helped to normalize adult products.
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She's sharing her story in hopes of helping to normalize breastfeeding in public.
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This will normalize once enough units are on the market, probably after Christmas.
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Fisher hopes that by doing this, she can help normalize talking about sex.
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All these female candidates could normalize even more women running in the future.
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He aims for the program to help normalize gay culture for rural America.
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By dumping their tents, festival-goers help normalize this type of wasteful behavior.
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Abe has vowed to "normalize" Japan by reasserting Japan's capacity to make war.
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They're marching or writing essays: Should we normalize Trump or fight the normalizers?
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Add your pronouns to your e-mail signature to normalize disclosing pronouns. 35.
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To talk to their peers and their communities and just normalize the word.
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The pervasiveness of these images helped normalize prejudice against Muslims and Arab culture.
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I asked More whether he thought the general vibe around cryonics will normalize.
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Just last week, the EU and Cuba signed an agreement to normalize ties.
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His successor, H.R. McMaster, tried to normalize the Trump administration and failed miserably.
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Still, it's now clear that the attempt to normalize monetary policy was premature.
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Perhaps, to receive the coverage he seeks, Trump should have to normalize himself.
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Mr. Duterte's remarks, she said, were dangerous because they normalize violence against women.
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Mr. Krisher's daughter, Deborah Krisher-Steele, tried to normalize the business this year.
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Incredulously, they send youth as young as eleven to sites that normalize sex.
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The podcast "was a way that I could normalize the conversation," said Bussen.
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The book is meant as a tool of indoctrination to normalize transgender behavior.
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But we're seeing more cases of politicians who try to normalize this policy.
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Sergei Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, signalled a willingness to normalize relations with Ottawa.
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But the Justice Department says it would "normalize" the use of deadly drugs.
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So we are just going to continue to gradually normalize policy over time.
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Moon pledged to normalize relations and work toward "future-oriented cooperation" with Japan.
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This is what we need to say: It's not okay to normalize rape culture.
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COHN: IF WE CAN NORMALIZE IN A 27-PLUS, THAT'S WHAT WE TALKED ABOUT.
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I think it allows people to maybe normalize mental health problems or reduce stigma.
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Serbia and Kosovo must normalize relations to advance toward membership in the European Union.
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"We have to tokenize in order to normalize," Elsesser, 25, tells Who What Wear.
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" People say that a lot: "You can&apost normalize &aposX&apos or &aposY&apos.
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Did it normalize gays or ... Well, people used that word ... Because you play ... Right.
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The Twitter wit then came thick and fast to normalize contextualize Trump's boo boo.
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JOHN TAYLOR: I think they made some good changes since they've started to normalize.
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I think that if you normalize it in a way it's a non-issue.
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The whole situation keeps refusing to normalize, and instead gets weirder nearly every day.
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The technology uses deep learning models to detect, normalize, validate, match and identify faces.
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The idea that people will immediately accept and normalize Trump is naïve, he said.
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Everybody needs to do the leg work if we truly want to 'normalize' femininity.
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Fed officials watch the jobs report closely as they look to normalize monetary policy.
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In response, Kaur, who said she posted the photo to normalize and demystify periods.
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You do not get to claim that you thought the presidency would normalize Trump.
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Does spending more time in a TV world inevitably "normalize" it in some ways?
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MedMen's real goal is to normalize marijuana and target a broader demographic of customer.
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Then they might be less hasty in their rush to prematurely normalize monetary policy.
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Amazon's Ring doorbells have courted plenty of controversy for the ways they normalize surveillance.
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Iran has been eager to modernize its aging aircraft fleet and normalize trade relations.
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But all share one implicit goal: to normalize firearms ownership and training among liberals.
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Not long after seizing power, he tried meeting with Eisenhower to officially normalize relations.
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It's dangerous for New York City government to normalize these disparities by sidestepping them.
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" He added: "The attempt to normalize it as any type of 'talk' is wrong.
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She hopes depicting subjects naked and in their comfort zone will normalize their nudity.
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I think that if anything were to normalize crime it would be popular television.
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There is an attempt to normalize Yarl's Wood and they love mentioning the hairdressers.
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My binges stopped, my dietary obsession faded, and slowly, my hormones started to normalize.
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Once we normalize for tenure and job title, and we found that we didn't.
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"We need to normalize these ideas," he told The Washington Post earlier this year.
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Let's never normalize being pals with white supremacists and the people who support them.
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Barr went to extreme lengths to normalize the Trump campaign's extensive contacts with Russia.
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In my own work, we want to normalize women of color in leadership positions.
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The party has done a lot to normalize the language of the far right.
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Davis wants to normalize the idea that men have serious discussions about body image.
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She's refusing to hide, and thus continue to normalize, the behaviors that perpetuate it.
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Another worries that The Times will "normalize" Trump and fall prey to his manipulations.
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It follows Mr. Obama's efforts to normalize relations and restore diplomatic ties with Cuba.
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In reporting it -- which is their job -- they repeat it and potentially normalize it.
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But I think we can all agree that's not a great thing to normalize.
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He travels the country training local law enforcement to normalize the act of killing.
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"You're trying to normalize everyone's experience, but that's not what games are good at."
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They felt that if you normalize relations and normalize this -- you know, had this deal normalized relations you&aposd get a less belligerent Iran, one that would gravitate to better relations with its neighbors, with the world but the opposite happened, Maria.
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This rollercoaster of feelings surrounding pregnancy is pretty standard, and Mollen wanted to normalize it.
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We obviously have a long way to go in the fight to normalize breastfeeding. pic.twitter.
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It would be an acute normalizing of the staff, although no one can normalize Trump.
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And if you can buy a robot, does that not normalize this distorted power dynamic?
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He wants to normalize interest rates because they have been so low for so long.
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It will likely soften further as rural health and education inflation normalize over October-December.
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Did the Emmys normalize Spicer's alleged lies by laughing alongside him, rather than at him?
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I am a human who is deeply concern about Trump's rhetorics that can normalize hate.
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To normalize women's natural Black bodies in the media, they have to first be seen.
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Read These Stories Next: Why Is TV So Desperate To Normalize Trump White House Alums?
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We can normalize female achievement, and we can do it no matter your political orientation.
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They can work to normalize the experience in a way that grants safety for everyone.
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"Moreover, replacing bits sold to Huawei may take some time to normalize on substitution effects."
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Do you think that MSNBC and CNN are helping to normalize the Fox News model?
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The video quickly racked up over 31,000 views, and joins the call to normalize breastfeeding.
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Putin also said he welcomed Kim's efforts to normalize Pyongyang's relations with the United States.
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Iron ore supply will over time normalize and China's current new-build boom will abate.
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I cringe now at how I managed to normalize painful penis-in-vagina sex, though.
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Memes help normalize mental health struggles more concretely than simply offering momentary comfort, he says.
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Janet Yellen thinks she can normalize interest rates with impunity during this current hiking cycle.
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I put it to Armitage that this could normalize a dangerous form of emotional manipulation.
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In this film, we wanted to normalize body hair and show that we have options.
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Those alarmed by Bannon's rise to power pleaded with the press not to "normalize" him.
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The two countries agreed to normalize ties in June, but continue to disagree over Gaza.
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We don't need to normalize Trumpism or empathize with white supremacy to reach these voters.
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The official diplomatic term for this is "normalize relations," which basically means to become friends.
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Regulators need to reconcile and normalize this data before it can be aggregated and understood.
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Once she stopped taking the drug, her heart began to normalize and the fainting subsided.
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"I refuse to normalize President Donald Trump and his loathsome language and actions," Schakowsky said.
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Either the US and Cuba will continue to normalize relations or not, the official added.
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This helps to create space for those to share their pronouns and normalize the practice.
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Honestly, David, you should be doing everything you can to normalize the notion of impeachment.
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"Smoke-free environments change perceptions of peer tobacco use and de-normalize smoking," Blake said.
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North Korea has previously called for a peace deal with the U.S. to normalize relations.
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Neither the report nor the successful effort to normalize relations could have occurred without Sen.
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Razor brand Billie created a campaign that aimed to normalize female body hair in advertising.
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During a recent interview with Essence magazine, Lizzo explained she wants to normalize butt dimples.
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" Her goal as a Nike athlete is to "normalize being part of the adaptive community.
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Instead, pop culture helps normalize the idea that getting undressed is part of the job.
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Ito World has worked with dozens of companies to license and normalize bike-sharing data.
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"If we can normalize the conversation, we can raise the standards around talking about sex."
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He expects volatility to eventually normalize, just as it departed from its normal historical range.
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Decades later, as a United States senator, he helped normalize American diplomatic relations with Vietnam.
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France's foreign minister, Le Drian, said Paris was working to normalize the situation in Lebanon.
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Their hope, the men say, is to normalize same-sex parenting for a broad audience.
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Within three days of the transfusion, four of the five had their body temperature normalize.
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The Fed has tried to normalize policy at different times since the global financial crisis.
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She said she was angry that he was trying to "normalize" what he had done.
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"We're trying to break the silence of infertility and normalize it," Ms. Marshall-Page said.
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Knowing the challenges of matrescence will normalize and validate how new mothers may be feeling.
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Silbermann said this means results should normalize emotions but not the behavior of self-harm.
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Normalize the Kaesong Industrial complex and Kumgang tourism project as soon as the conditions allow.
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One way we normalize space activity is through the creation of rules, regulations and requirements.
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"There's a way to normalize and validate grief without centering on yourself," Ms. DeCristofaro said.
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Serbia's aggressive policies, then, fundamentally deviate from any genuine commitment to normalize relations with Kosovo.
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Because I think there's a need for the two countries to basically normalize their relationships.
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This fueled expectations the central bank may soon normalize monetary policy in the euro area.
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Since then, the central bank has sought to normalize policy through consistent but gradual increases.
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Once we are able to normalize that feedback, we won't really need that aggressive moderation.
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Another urges employees to tell Facebook to stop funding the fight to "normalize" Kavanaugh's behavior.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve has been lifting rates in an attempt to normalize monetary policy.
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"We obviously have a long way to go in the fight to normalize breastfeeding," Kent added.
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The cells could help normalize her immune system, which was overactive due to her autoimmune disease.
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Sixteen years later, Pope Francis helped broker the deal to normalize relations between Washington and Havana.
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Celebrities shouldn't lend their fame to normalize or validate Trump's history of racism, bigotry and sexism.
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Local laws can normalize election practices, eventually easing their path at the statewide or national level.
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Add some liquid to one beaker and, eventually, the levels all normalize because they're ultimately connected.
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However, market sentiment has shown it can turn quickly as the Fed has started to normalize.
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All these people are going to the supermarket or the diner or wherever to normalize arms.
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There are times for that, but to normalize bare-chestedness, you have to do normal things.
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"The Fed's best chance to normalize policy is going to be June or July," added Schlossberg.
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"People point their fingers at porn" as helping to normalize or even encourage it, Gaither added.
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We live in a rape culture because we normalize displays of force as a love language.
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Money Diaries has helped normalize these discussions, or at least offered some kind of reference point.
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Taraji P. Henson wants to normalize the conversation of mental illness in the African-American community.
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" Baldwin adds that Mom Brain aims to "normalize these conversations and feelings that we all have.
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According to Kelley Kitley, LCSW, a clinical psychologist, we need to normalize this kind of questioning.
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The shot makes no attempt to "normalize" her body, thus creating a new form of beauty.
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The central bank raised the rate back to 3.25 percent in January 2018 to "normalize" policy.
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The show didn't have to normalize the Klan, because there is no more normal American institution.
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But she decided to boycott this year's speech because she says attending would "normalize" President Trump.
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"Our mission is to normalize the conversation around reproductive health," Smith said in conversation with Mashable.
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Earnings would have to grow to normalize the currently heady valuations of S&P 500 companies.
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However, as central banks have begun to normalize policy active managers have fared a little better.
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THAT ASSUMES THAT WE NORMALIZE THE BALANCE SHEET OVER THE COURSE OF THE NEXT FIVE YEARS.
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Thank you for helping to normalize breastfeeding, featuring a black woman breastfeeding and a toddler nursing!
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Female politicians in other countries have also been doing work to normalize breastfeeding in lawmaking chambers.
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That gives the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee breathing room as it seeks to normalize policy.
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Much in the same way we can never allow Trump to normalize his racism and sexism.
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As interest rates normalize and the debt continues to grow, federal net interest costs will explode.
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Normalize the practice of talking to people who look different from you and have different experiences.
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Don't 'normalize' As Trump entered office, many Democrats sought to avoid "normalizing" the controversial incoming President.
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The investor believes the Fed should raise rates and normalize monetary policy as soon as possible.
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The Fed's desire to normalize monetary policy, however, has often run ahead of the economic recovery.
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As so often with Trump-style humor, comedy is used to normalize horrifying attitudes and behavior.
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Calls to normalize relations with Damascus are testing Lebanon's official policy of "dissociation", agreed in 2012.
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Could they normalize killing, desensitize people to it, or even influence people to commit similar crimes?
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Serbia must either normalize relations with Kosovo through agreement or maintain "a frozen conflict", he said.
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Some groups are trying to normalize things, and they hope it will become business as usual.
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Finally, "public figures who come forward do a lot to normalize the condition," Dr. Stites said.
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"You can see a desire in Ankara to normalize relations with the U.S.," Ms. Aydintasbas said.
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"We obviously have a long way to go in the fight to normalize breastfeeding," Kent tweeted.
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But over the past few years, activists have attempted to normalize the subject of monthly periods.
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Central banks are keen to "normalize" monetary policy and end a decade of unconventional policies, however.
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But even these conduits, which Moussouris has worked hard to champion and normalize, can be abused.
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Please urge your friends to not attend this concert, which helps normalize bigotry in our community.
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By claiming tattoos for themselves, everyday citizens are helping to normalize this form of creative expression.
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They are there to sensationalize and normalize ideas that lead to violent actions against marginalized communities.
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It's a brilliantly diabolical way to normalize and disseminate right-wing propaganda and undermine factuality itself.
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This is the line of thinking that helps incrementally normalize a person who's far from qualified.
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" "It's important to normalize and develop our bilateral ties on an equal and mutually beneficial basis.
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"What's important is to end deflation as soon as possible and normalize interest rates," he said.
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This helps normalize the fact that fears come with taking risks and innovating, creating psychological safety.
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And that effect could redound beyond solar, helping normalize renewable energy (and carbon policy) more generally.
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Sesame Street's new autistic Muppet was really designed to normalize autism, a disorder caused by vaccines.
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"Once we understand how that changes its function, we can think about how to mitigate that functional impairment and normalize the cell, and normalize, hopefully, the patient by just developing a drug that could prevent them from developing the disease," said GSK's Chief Scientific Officer Hal Barron.
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Or, relatedly: If more and more people use e-cigarettes, could that "re-normalize" regular cigarette use?
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At best, in one fell swoop Friedman would serve to normalize the acquisition of territory by force.
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Ever since 2014, it's become increasingly clear that the Federal Reserve is trying to normalize monetary policy.
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But many hoped it would encourage further negotiations and normalize Iran&aposs relationships with the wider world.
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"So happy to have you voice helping to normalize breastfeeding!" wrote the former adult film star, 44.
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The arrangement, in the works after the Cold War foes said they would normalize ties in Dec.
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We had the unrealistic expectation that life would normalize in the island, but that's not the case.
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But she worries that it may help normalize the idea of prisons as sites for scientific research.
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Putin simply answered, "Yes I did," crediting Trump's desire to normalize relations with Russia as the reason.
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There's a push to normalize physical location tracking, and it's being used to manipulate and herd people.
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The bottom line: Despite recent efforts, there is still a need to normalize the conversation of addiction.
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But once the Federal Reserve does normalize rates sometime this year, Australia stands to benefit, she said.
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Federal Reserve economists say the central bank's moves to normalize monetary policy are not hurting the economy.
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Any central bank obviously would want to achieve its target as soon as possible and normalize policy.
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"If we have proper growth in the United States, we'll start to normalize interest rates," Dimon said.
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The Fed has started shrinking its $2.5 trillion Treasuries portfolio as it seeks to normalize monetary policy.
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This phase has been extended by major central banks taking longer than many expected to normalize policy.
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The two men discussed measures to normalize the situation in the east of Aleppo, the ministry said.
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Their debate increasingly is focusing on how fast they should normalize policy after years of exceptional accommodation.
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"Don't underestimate their inclination to normalize after too many years at artificial low rates," El-Erian said.
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The French government has said it would take at least three months for water distribution to normalize.
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If you actually normalize the numbers, we feel good about operating income performance in the fourth quarter.
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Since then, the Obama administration has moved swiftly to normalize relations and poke holes in America's embargo.
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Net investment income was boosted by increased security partnership distributions, which are expected to normalize in 2016.
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Authorities said even after roads are completely cleared, it would still take several days to normalize supplies.
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"We want to normalize breastfeeding," she said by phone from Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal state.
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I feel like one of the radical things we did in this film was to normalize people.
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Clapper's North Korean counterpart was receptive, suggesting the United States and North Korea should normalize their relationship.
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The V.A. hospice program aims to normalize the process and renew the vets' faith in the system.
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If we 'normalize' impeachment as a political tool, it will be another hammer blow to our democracy.
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Beijing, for example, is seeking to normalize relations with The Vatican, Taiwan's only diplomatic ally in Europe.
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Normalize the fear of not being a good person for the sake of making America great again.
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Deputy Information Minister Energy Mutodi tweeted that commodity price volatility "will be temporary before goods prices normalize".
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Critics fear that offering drug testing will normalize the idea of drug taking at clubs and festivals.
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By continuing to march and drum pungmul, I hope to normalize one of many ways people protest.
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I personally post them just to help normalize and it's just a part of my own process.
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If you are a parent, being open about your own joys and struggles will help normalize parenthood.
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I felt foolish lying but found that I would do anything to normalize the next few months.
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Mr. Obama took a long overdue step in 2014 when he moved to normalize relations with Cuba.
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Art schools — especially the ones with large endowments — should not begin to normalize this tainted revenue stream.
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We're also highlighting the ways in which policymakers and pundits normalize Trump's abnormal actions, words, and policies.
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TV has a tendency to normalize characters and situations, because we spend so much time with them.
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"You normalize it," said Marcus Rogers, a psychologist at Purdue who has done research on child pornography.
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It could help to normalize female political ambition, allowing the candidates to be individuals rather than archetypes.
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With peace talks stalled, Russia is urging the West to normalize and finance reconstruction anyway, deferring reforms.
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With enough money and enough ads, he hopes to normalize Trump on the way to defeating him.
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They normalize feelings of sadness, frustration, fear, and anger, and encourage kids to share how they're feeling.
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On the one hand, there's the argument that artists who appear with Mr. Trump "normalize" his behavior.
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Soleimani promoted a transformation of the world that would normalize genocide, terrorism, indiscriminate murder of innocent civilians.
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"I want to normalize it," she told CNN's Christiane Amanpour, of Neve's presence at a work event.
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Some excerpts from the conversation: Q. I get the sense that your book tries to normalize cannibalism.
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Later, however, Baldwin said he felt conflicted about the impression, fearing it helps "normalize" the President's behavior.
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If we normalize impeachment as a political tool, it will be another hammer blow to our Democracy.
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Interest rates should slowly increase and monetary policy will normalize as the economy stays strong, Saut said.
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Investors used to central bank largess are now underestimating the Fed's resolve to normalize policy, Hartnett said.
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"At the end of the day, we're doing our part just to normalize the conversation," she said.
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In the middle are people like me, who think that labels will normalize, rather than stigmatize, GMOs.
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The first, according to Stifel Nicolaus portfolio manager Chad Morganlander, is that the yield curve needs to normalize.
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Therefore, we must not normalize Trump's sexist behavior: Hold onto your anger as a safeguard against complacency.2.
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The way they normalize certain images and body types, you can't necessarily stop that from impacting your biases.
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If rates continue to normalize, FULT's NIM will trend higher towards the median level of the peer group.
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I think it's a big mistake and I hope the situation will normalize -- and the sooner the better.
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The conflicting signals come as the Fed is seeking to normalize policy through steady but gradual rate hikes.
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Posting this photo was an attempt to thank the breastfeeding community and an effort to help normalize it.
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Volatility will normalize as fiscal and monetary policy, economic growth and price-earnings ratios also become more regular.
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Titling the series, "We are not 'still' nursing, we are just nursing," McCain hopes to normalize extended nursing.
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She hoped that if things went well, she could normalize it and stream herself breastfeeding in the future.
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We in the arts must be prepared to de-normalize, organize, and resist as we never have before.
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But for many, there is fear that the publication of the book will only help to normalize bigotry.
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"When I posted that on Facebook, it was to inspire other people and to normalize breastfeeding," she said.
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Fitch expects that OZM's elevated legal expenses should begin to normalize, albeit with some lag, following the settlement.
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The Fed eventually wants to normalize rates, bringing the Fed funds rate up to 2 percent, Gross said.
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And if more women are joining her in the fight to normalize cannabis use, more power to them.
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I will always be especially grateful for his leadership in our successful efforts to normalize relations with Vietnam.
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He decided he wanted to normalize his children, because that's the kind of upbringing he had in Australia.
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Effective modeling of device error will allow researchers to normalize data across different devices and, moreover, different participants.
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"The situation should normalize from 2017 onwards, in our view," the bank's research analysts said in a note.
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"We need to normalize the fact that there are different kinds of people," said spokeswoman Preeti Sharma Menon.
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One will attempt to normalize him by proclaiming that any Republican candidate is far better than the alternative.
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Putin called Trump to congratulate him on his victory and the two agreed to work to "normalize" relations.
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I want to normalize trans existence in romance and sex because we do have those in our lives.
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These credit costs are now exceptionally low and will, as JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon puts it, soon "normalize."
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"America is a terrorist country and backs terrorism ... therefore, we cannot normalize ties with such country," he said.
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Once encouraging of faster increases, Bullard has the dimmest view of the central bank's need to "normalize" policy.
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But as more states normalize marijuana locally, it can make users ineligible for federal programs, like housing assistance.
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To do so would not only cede decades of progress, but it would normalize and enable a tyrant.
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But wouldn't this normalize all that's come before, as the media has done, by neglecting to condemn it?
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"If economic conditions become favorable and our price target is achieved, we will normalize monetary policy," he said.
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And positive attention could, in turn, help normalize homosexuality in a country where homophobic chants are the norm.
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We record, preserve, and disseminate stories told by the community to raise awareness, educate, and normalize our humanity.
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But they both happened: Barack Obama visited Vietnam and Cuba and began to normalize relations with both countries.
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There's a tendency to reach to normalize Trump's hot-knife-through-butter slicing and dicing of his Cabinet.
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That seems really important and appropriate as we normalize 'normal' body types [like plus-size and disabled women].
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"We do this to normalize the idea of a referral to a financial coach or counselor," Kahler said.
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It's been almost two years since President Obama announced that the United States would normalize relations with Cuba.
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Leaders should normalize failure; it helps make them seem more authentic, and it encourages employees to take risks.
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The Treasury Department's move is just the latest step the administration has taken to normalize relations with Cuba.
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But by leaving the options open, he helped normalize them and left them on a firmer legal basis.
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Did he actually try to deflect and normalize sexual predation as ubiquitous jocular language intrinsic to maleness itself?
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"My campaign is not going to let Donald Trump try to normalize himself," Hillary Clinton vowed in May.
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However, the Fed's efforts to normalize policy from its historically accommodative position has been constrained by low inflation.
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And for newly abstinent people, Nowak says, it can take a year for the sleep cycle to normalize.
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They assured him that eventually they would reach a settlement, revenues would normalize and Qualcomm stock would respond.
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But with the recent changes in the political climate, I don't want these changes to normalize certain behaviors.
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As the months passed, the concept of a reality without Wes seemed to normalize for those around me.
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I found that interesting because obviously, a book like this does a lot of work to normalize cannabis.
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The cycle of their work lives has helped normalize casual clothes as a new uniform in the workplace.
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"It plays to a bigger problem that we have to normalize our presence in the field," she added.
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It did tons of work to normalize fast and free shipping as part of the online shopping experience.
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The aftermath of the passage of New Deal programs illustrates why it is critical to not normalize socialism.
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And the decision to cover something is a decision to amplify it and, in some cases, normalize it.
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"As retail inventories normalize, I still believe in the long-term growth prospects of the industry," he said.
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In one sequence, Guardian journalist Paul Lewis bravely stands his ground when probing Bannon's attempts to normalize fascism.
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The other muppets try to comfort her, knowing that the noise bothers her, which helps to normalize meltdowns.
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Each crack in the previously impenetrable juvenile prison gates helped normalize the young people's experience and humanize them.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve has begun raising rates and slowly trying to normalize monetary policy after the crisis.
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It documents the brutality of labor practices we've normalized, and exposes the language we've used to normalize them.
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"I want to be a part of the effort to normalize miscarriage and remove the stigma from it."
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The decision is a sign that steps to normalize relations between the two countries continue despite anti-U.
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Don't think "alt-right" — the phrase that attempts to normalize today's ungainly, uncouth Twitter-trolling beast of conservatism.
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TV shows usually can't help but normalize their characters, simply because we spend so much time with them.
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We cannot allow Mr. Trump to normalize the idea that he is the ultimate arbiter of our rights.
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Streaming services like Spotify now "normalize" the music's output, so that we aren't always adjusting our volume settings.
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Much of the work on display sought to disrupt the mass media's ability to perpetuate and normalize discrimination.
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That's why it's important that we normalize good security practices: If you don't have that much to be afraid of, it's still important for you to pick up some of these tools, because doing that will normalize the actions of your friends who are, say, undocumented immigrants, or engaged in activism.
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His clients "were waiting for Iran to normalize and they want to get there before the crowds," he said.
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Prices could remain elevated for several days as pipeline flows normalize after the nearly week-long outage, analysts said.
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The more you normalize leaving and saying goodbye, the more your baby realizes that you will always come back.
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Both the model and clothing company are winning praise, but some are reportedly worried that the pics "normalize" cutting.
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But for journalists to normalize a President who tries to muzzle the press is to dig their own graves.
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WILLIAMS: But he doesn&apost share President Trump&aposs political beliefs, and he wasn&apost trying to normalize him.
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Wallis' scenes are particularly tough to watch as she soldiers through repeated sexual abuse and tries to normalize it.
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Here are some suggestions and recommendations as these companies embark on the journey to normalize automation on our roads.
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" He added that it was time to end the "tiresome sanctions and normalize political and economic relations with Russia.
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An indication that the ECB is ready to normalize the money supply also would make the Fed's decision easier.
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A number of other Trump appointees have expressed hostility toward the Obama administration's two-year effort to normalize relations.
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And I didn't want some smug prick attaching himself to our music and try to normalize himself with it.
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Bush is best remembered for, she also helped normalize Soviet-American relations and the treatment of HIV/AIDS patients.
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So they used an algorithm to normalize or modify the grade so that the level of leniency was consistent.
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That's why it's a big deal when celebrities — like Jenner — help to normalize the issue and educate the public.
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Each of these roles given to women of color help normalize the idea that anyone can be a hero.
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Both countries must fully normalize ties, before either could progress further on their way to join the European Union.
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Bush helped normalize the statements the GOP nominee made about women that have been rightfully identified as describing assault.
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"Simply talking about the things that no one talks about is important, so we normalize these things," Robinson said.
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Most of all, the anthology attempts to normalize conversations about loss to minimize the loneliness and awkwardness of grieving.
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An Israeli official told me that Netanyahu stressed in the meeting that Israel wants to normalize relations with Morocco.
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President Obama's agreement to normalize relations with the communist island nation has proved to be a catalyst for change.
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This is not the kind of person TV needs to normalize into a regular old harmless reality TV baddie.
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The measures we had to take were not understood by Europe ... but now we want to normalize our relations.
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If the Federal Reserve doesn't begin to normalize interest rates, it risks getting caught behind, two experts warned Monday.
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Yellen will continue to carefully probe ways to normalize while measuring the impacts to every piece of our economy.
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The SNB is expected to be among the last of the major central banks to normalize its negative rates.
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Meditation is one of the most effective ways to counter stress, normalize biorhythms and rebalance the body and mind.
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And music festivals have the unique opportunity to encourage and normalize a much more inclusive version of that image.
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Pereg's deft overlapping of moments serves both to amplify their absurdity and to demonstrate how quickly we normalize violence.
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"The operation continues to stabilize ... as things normalize," said Michael Thomas, a spokesman for the No. 2 US airline.
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Another way to help normalize breastfeeding is to continue demystifying what it's really like to be a breastfeeding mom.
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We are trying to normalize the way our community looks and show that there is nothing different about this.
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Affirmative action has "had many good effects," and Hollywood has helped "normalize" homosexuality in American families and public life.
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However, it said the briefing papers offered no specifics about steps to normalize bilateral relations, as agreed in 2002.
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For the past 10 weeks, Republicans at all levels of government decided to normalize Trump rather than quarantine him.
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A reversion to the mean: Term premia will normalize and yields will get back to their long-term averages.
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Beyonce's twins were premature and are "under the lights" to normalize ... this according to sources connected with the family.
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It's why we normalize so much of the bullshit because we really don't know what's normal and what isn't.
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This is a post about capitalization standards, but it's also about how we decide to normalize technology and when.
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Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro announced in December 2014 that they would normalize relations after decades of hostility.
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"[So] I'm just the beginning of the vanguard, but I want to normalize male nudity on television," Lindelof said.
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The data indicates "a little bit of concern about how the Fed is going to normalize policy," Learner said.
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The bill was also opposed by some conservative Christian organizations who accused Democrats of trying to "normalize" LGBT Americans.
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"Yes, I did, because he was the one who wanted to normalize relations with Russia," the Russian leader said.
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Production at its Puerto Rico facilities, however, are ramping up and would normalize in a few weeks, Baxter said.
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Serbia is seeking EU membership but must first normalize relations with Pristina if it wants to join the bloc.
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A representative for the State Department told CNBC that the United States seeks to normalize its relationship with Russia.
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Otherwise they will help normalize the vicious views that Mr. Trump and his allies proudly espoused during the campaign.
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Because it's ultimately the same mission: to normalize the trans community and bring authenticity to the stories we tell.
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Now is the time to be out and proud if you consume cannabis, to help normalize it in society.
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Many people interpreted these moves as a clear message from Twitter that it was ready to normalize white supremacy.
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This book seeks to normalize and increase the visibility of black folks so our lives can bloom and flourish.
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Raúl Castro presided over secret negotiations with the Obama administration in 2014 to normalize relations with the United States.
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"The objectives for a concealed carry fashion show, for me, is to normalize conceal carry," Suffecool told VICE News.
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I think a lot of people have heard "normalize" a lot, it may even be a cliché now. Right.
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Oddly enough, she said, the kilt helped normalize the experience for her guests, many of whom were devoutly religious.
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The visit there by the leaders of the divided peninsula punctuated their avowed intent to improve and normalize relations.
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Instead, the U.S. Federal Reserve aborted efforts to normalize policy, cutting rates three times and announcing a stimulus package.
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Although it's pretty hard to quantify, it's safe to claim that "Will & Grace" helped normalize homosexuality for Middle America.
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Macri promised to "normalize" the economy, which he said had been distorted by heavy-handed trade and currency controls.
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Both countries have been strongly encouraged by the United States and EU to normalize their relations with each other.
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His goal was to normalize North Korea on the international stage, and we assess that he thinks he succeeded.
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"It's a problem if we don't normalize monetary policy, and it's a problem if we do," Mr. Dor said.
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A new ambassador could help normalize the U.S.-Ukraine relationship by providing Kyiv with an official American point-person.
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O'Rourke's presidential bid is over, but, perhaps, his story will help normalize how Americans see hackers in the future.
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This survival ratio has been adjusted by Fitch to normalize paid losses for large individual settlements and reinsurance transactions.
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However, some officials had also said they wanted more data in hand before taking additional steps to normalize rates.
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"They are trying to normalize Trump, but I don't think Trump can be normalized," said a senior French diplomat.
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"The longer they wait, the more they normalize Mr. Trump's unacceptable acts," Mr. Steyer said in his prepared speech.
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Even if we've learned to normalize temperatures that are out of the ordinary, we might still feel the effects.
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The women's room has the same, along with pads and tampons — a low-key effort to normalize the products.
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And while Google famously failed when it introduced its Glass headsets in 2013, it still helped normalize the idea.
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That's why it's important that we normalize good security practices: If you don't have that much to be afraid of, it's all the more important for you to pick up some of these tools, because doing that will normalize the actions of your friends who are, say, undocumented immigrants, or engaged in activism.
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The central bank is now left to chart a difficult course, with markets doubting that policy will normalize anytime soon.
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I know the deeper anxiety is that Donald Trump's campaign, election and impending ascendancy threaten to normalize views like Spencer's.
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"We should not normalize this sort of surveillance, but should actually examine it every time it comes up," she said.
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So you aggregate them, you normalize them so a consumer could search for real estate from anywhere in the country.
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Fed officials have said they are seeking to normalize rates to head off inflationary pressures and to ensure financial stability.
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We need to be more forthright about our feelings in order to normalize them, maybe on social media, maybe not.
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I did everything I could in every way to normalize life for them and make it as untraumatic as possible.
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Wynwood was the first neighborhood where Zika started spreading, and locals fought to normalize the area once intensive spraying began.
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"The challenge is to normalize the conversation about race and ethnicity by making it an ordinary experience," Grant-Thomas says.
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"We want to try to normalize that people like us can still be the hero of the story," Mantock said.
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The only way to normalize the topic and, consequently, become more financially savvy is to stop treating it as taboo.
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Rights groups say that the series only serves to normalize or even glorify the brutality of the war on drugs.
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The administration is betting that, after the crisis that rocked U.S.-Turkey relations over the summer, bilateral ties will normalize.
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Malaysia's change was the first since January 2018, when the key rate was raised to 4.15303 percent to "normalize" policy.
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Former U.S. President Barack Obama made improved internet access a central part of his efforts to normalize relations with Cuba.
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If you normalize the lines so that you, they both meet at January 26th, it's interesting, because they fell together.
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The Transparent scene, she has made clear, is part of her quest to normalize trans bodies in the public space.
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I feel like it's great that Stayfree is trying to normalize the conversation around it, not make it so weird.
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Obama's plan to normalize relations with Sudan is not new, but is a far departure from his pre-Presidency rhetoric.
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" "In the face of the impulse to normalize," writes Masha Gessen, "it is essential to maintain one's capacity for shock.
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But collaborating with Trump is to normalize him, and moreover such collaboration would come at a cost to progressive policies.
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More importantly though, letting a week like this pass with little coverage just helps to normalize this sort of violence.
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Recent research has even suggested that such drugs cannot only help treat the disorder but also normalize a child's brain.
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Shares of Francesca's, which said it expected it would take a couple of weeks before things normalize, fell 7 percent.
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"We need to normalize testing and smash the stigma," he said during a visit to a London hospital on Thursday.
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"I hope that these photos help normalize birth, which is one of the most normal things we do," she says.
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But inflation has dipped recently, making it more uncertain when the world's oldest central bank will begin to normalize policy.
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When we see that someone like us has struggled, this may normalize, or at least de-stigmatize our own pain.
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"You can't pretend to just normalize the nation after carrying out a 'coup,'" said Julio Borges, leader of the legislature.
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McKenna's oxygen levels dropped, and doctors administered a Lasix as well as breathing treatments and steroids to help her normalize.
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Like Bush, Obama continued to normalize the Palestinian Authority, despite its ongoing violation of individual rights and incitement of violence.
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Success begets success — but the left doesn't want to normalize (if I may use the buzzword du jour) Trump's victories.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.), one of the most vocal critics of President Obama's efforts to normalize relations with Cuba.
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The North Korean leader has realized the best path forward is to normalize relations with other countries, the source added.
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Since Trump won the GOP primary, his party has been working to normalize an abnormal, unpopular, and frankly bizarre candidate.
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I think the time to normalize LGBTQ families by depicting us as fundamentally the same as straight families is through.
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Banning soft money was one of the signature accomplishments of his career, along with helping to normalize relations with Vietnam.
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You can help normalize using correct pronouns in the workplace by introducing yourself with your pronouns when meeting new people.
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I don't think there's any reason to normalize this decision or pretend its based in substance because it is not.
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I go back to Harvey Milk where he said everyone has to come out and we have to normalize this.
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They will join family in Connecticut at least until Christmas, while they wait for conditions to normalize in Puerto Rico.
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If a pedophile's gaze could be normalized and even beautified, then perhaps I could normalize and beautify my own situation.
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"Ultimately, we see more cuts to consensus and additional resources as needed to truly 'normalize' the balance sheet," Tusa said.
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In the last 12 to 18 months, their lives have begun to normalize, the couple said in a phone interview.
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But Stern's aim was to satirize misogyny, not normalize it, and she must have been conscious of subverting her assignment.
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In 2013, Pristina and Belgrade agreed to an EU-mediated dialogue to normalize ties but little progress has been made.
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If we continue to accept and normalize this behavior, it is a reflection of who we are as a country.
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" He added, "The more we can normalize diversity and remove the concept of 'otherness,' the better off we'll all be.
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It also includes mainstream media publications, like People, who have been accused of trying to normalize Trump and his candidacy.
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They will also resist efforts by a number of Western, Asian and Arab countries to normalize relations with Mr. Assad.
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WHATS GOING TO HAPPEN WHEN INTEREST RATES NORMALIZE AND GET CLOSER TO WHERE THE GROWTH RATE IS AND CATCH UP?
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As if on cue, the work has begun to rehabilitate Fusion GPS's image and normalize its dossier and its behavior.
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Ruchal the official said it was important to normalize live-in relationships so teenagers did not feel compelled to marry.
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AND WHEN THE FED DOES START TO NORMALIZE ITS BALANCE SHEET, IS THAT GOING TO CAUSE PROBLEMS FOR SOME PEOPLE?
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Fox News has helped Trump normalize this lie, and Trump backers have continued to push it during national television interviews.
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Bennington was the singer in Linkin Park, the group that helped normalize rap-rock to tens of millions of fans.
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Supply needs to decline and the current inventory level needs to normalize before any recovery will occur in Oil prices.
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I say this, despite the museum's blatant attempt to normalize af Klint, which I shall address later in this review.
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More recently, the Fed has come under a lot of pressure to "normalize" — that is, raise — rates above zero percent.
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"In its own way, it may normalize the estrangement Trump feels from the so-called establishment that Bush personified," he adds.
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"All nations and all people will be harmed if we allow Assad to normalize the use of chemical weapons," Haley said.
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Frustrated with the lack of dialogue around PMS symptoms, the Instagrammer posted a photo of her swollen stomach to "normalize" menstration.
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The purpose of the new currency was to normalize day-to-day transactions as the country battles through years of hyperinflation.
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Trump could, but has chosen not to, normalize his financial situation by selling his businesses and establishing a real blind trust.
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A number of Trump appointees, including his national security advisor, Michael Flynn, have expressed opposition to the effort to normalize relations.
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Trump's fiscal stimulus could actually give Fed Chair Janet Yellen and her colleagues "coverage to normalize interest rates, finally," he said.
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The star opened up about why she wants to normalize butt dimples and why she frequently posts naked photos of herself.
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"In its own way, it may normalize the estrangement Trump feels from the so-called establishment that Bush personified," Brinkley added.
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While these tools were useful in re-establishing stability in global financial systems, central banks are keen to "normalize" such policies.
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The press was largely supportive when President Obama met with Raul Castro to normalize relationship with Cuba, major human rights violator.
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In this light, the Taiwan outreach could be interpreted as something similar to President Obama's move to normalize relations with Cuba.
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So, too, is the thought that we would normalize relations with North Korea while this prison system is still in place.
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Barbara Lee "Donald Trump has proven that his administration will normalize the most extreme fringes of the Republican Party," said Rep.
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Both countries seek European Union membership but have been told they must normalize ties to advance toward integration with the West.
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After more than half a century of Cold War-inspired animosity, the two sides promised 15 months ago to normalize relations.
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We expect margin trends to begin to stabilize in 2019 as headcount growth decelerates and hardware and YouTube content costs normalize.
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Mr. Obama is pushing to do as much as possible to normalize relations with Cuba before he leaves office next year.
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It's only taken about a century, but Hollywood is finally beginning to not just feature, but normalize love of all kinds.
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What's more, it's gone a long way in helping normalize Community Support Agriculture (CSAs), Farm-to-Table, and organic food movements.
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He said he had always considered the incident an assault, but found himself trying to normalize it and bury his emotions.
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They normalize this life so very much and have provided so much feedback, advice, and encouragement over these past four years.
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"As labor costs normalize and revenue initiatives accelerate in 2017, the likelihood that 2018 margins strengthen is high, in our view."
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In fact, his Janus-faced stance on racial justice has helped normalize the notion of white supremacy in contemporary American politics.
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Trump's choice is less than surprising given that the president-elect has expressed a desire to normalize relationships with the Kremlin.
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Brazil's oil regulator ANP said once roads are completely cleared, it would still take a week to normalize fuel supplies nationwide.
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In this way, we can normalize society's view of women as computer scientists to be the rule, rather than the exception.
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Artist Sara Shakeel, however, has been using her photographs not only to normalize stretch marks, but also to show their beauty.
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Trudeau's father, former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, was one of the first Western leaders to normalize relations with China in 1970s.
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The PBOC also held a neutral monetary policy, he added, while the Fed is aiming to gradually normalize ultra-loose conditions.
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Refining operations buoyed integrated energy firms as upstream production revenue has fallen, but refining margins have begun to normalize this year.
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China and South Korea agreed in October to normalize exchanges and move past the dispute, which froze trade and business exchanges.
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The artist has an impressive history of making public statements that attempt to normalize or make a joke out of rape.
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Good for Headey for using her platform to normalize and spark an open discussion about mental health — hers, ours, and everyone's.
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The Federal Reserve has only just begun to "normalize" its monetary policy through three modest interest-rate increases over two years.
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I think it falls on the industry and the media to start shining a light on these topics to normalize them.
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The cases of the Japanese nationals kidnapped has remained a sticking point in negotiations to normalize relations between the two countries.
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They wanted to "normalize" rates (in their phrase of choice) as soon as possible, rather than waiting for inflation to materialize.
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As the world's major central banks seem anxious to normalize monetary policy, there is one important factor that they are overlooking.
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Although Fitch expects credit losses to normalize over the medium term, we believe INDB's credit performance will remain stronger than peers.
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The island nation has taken steps to improve internet access, after it agreed to normalize relations with the US in 2014.
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As Loni Love recently reminded me in an interview, we need to normalize different kinds of bodies, not hide them away.
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Wise said that to run against Trump on anything other than calling him a "white nationalist" would be to "normalize" him.
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He believes that you accomplished his mission in Singapore -- to de-escalate tensions and normalize North Korea on the world stage.
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"We at the SNB are not ready to normalize our monetary policy," Maechler said in response to questions after a speech.
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The idea is to "normalize how joint space war fighting will be done across the Department of Defense," the staffer said.
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Our strikes against Syria are part of a broader U.S. effort to deter and de-normalize the use of chemical weapons.
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Normalize this culture of refusal, so that when you say no, you know that the next artist will not say yes.
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The government is pushing hard to normalize mass surveillance this year via the passage of this bill onto the statute books.
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MLB and Cuban officials both want to normalize player transfers but such a deal remains blocked by the U.S. economic embargo.
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In that respect, it illustrated how Trump-friendly media — Fox News and Fox Business in particular — normalize an obviously abnormal president.
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Even when operations do begin to partially normalize amid the lockdown, it will only be in major cities, the source added.
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Rather, the Kochs were engaged in a long-term effort to normalize the aforementioned ideas and mainstream them into American politics.
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To work with this administration in any capacity is to normalize it, and all of the hate and bigotry it represents.
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"I think we need to be careful to what degree we normalize and even benefit from the surveillance apparatus," Quintin said.
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"Any hint to normalize could strengthen the yen further, increasing challenges of the BOJ to meet the inflation target," Iwahara added.
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Obama administration officials had initially said they were not planning to change the policy after efforts to normalize relations with Cuba.
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They must realize we cannot normalize lying in a legal system whose very authority depends on the presumption of truth telling.
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The researchers hope these findings will shed new light on age-related sleep disorders and normalize the changes in sleep patterns.
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Cillizza: You also made the case it's a mistake of "principle" because it would "normalize" the idea of impeachment in politics.
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Equally, if not more important, is whether North and South Korea normalize relations, lower tensions and reduce the risk of war.
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"We are working hard to normalize [cannabis] and do good," Organa Brands co-founder Jeremy Heidl told the Los Angeles Times.
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Belgrade, which still refuses to recognize Kosovo, committed to normalize relations with Pristina, key to its progress towards European Union membership.
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Most scholars and judges still believe that Lochner is a cursed decision, although a libertarian insurgency now seeks to normalize it.
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But bloated security prices are constraining the Fed's ability to sell its Treasury and GSE security holdings and "normalize" Fed operations.
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"To call this the alt-right without defining it as white supremacist ideology is to normalize that ideology," said Bjork-James.
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The number of women at the debates is significant, and could further normalize the idea of a woman nominee and president.
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If art sometimes helps us understand each other better, does it also serve unwittingly to normalize the inequities that divide us?
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He said Fed policymakers, who have signaled they could hike rates at least once this year, realize they need to normalize policy.
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" More than anything, the two developers "hope that You Must be 18 or Older to Enter helps normalize talking about self-exploration.
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Nevertheless she will attempt to "normalize" President Trump, which means that she will lend her almost motherly approval to everything he does.
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For more, including comments from critics who fear the photos will normalize self-harm, click here to continue reading the original article.
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We must hold our elected representatives accountable, and refuse to normalize behavior that is always unacceptable, no matter how powerful the perpetrators.
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Yellen said asset valuations including stock prices in part reflect expectations that the Fed will normalize rates faster than other central banks.
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Both states want to join the European Union membership but Brussels says they must normalize relations before their applications can go ahead.
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With time for harvesting, preserving, and shipping, observers believe the shortage could start to normalize as soon as some time in July.
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"Cherry added: "'Hair Love' was done because we wanted to see more representation in animation, and we wanted to normalize black hair.
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Pompeo flew to Minsk on Saturday, seeking to "normalize" ties at a time when Minsk's relations with Moscow have come under strain.
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Pompeo flew to Minsk on Saturday, seeking to "normalize" ties at a time when Minsk's relations with Moscow have come under strain.
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Last month, the Balkan republic said it would change its name to "Northern Macedonia" in a bid to normalize relations with Greece.
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The researchers then used antifungal therapies and probiotics to help normalize the bacteria in his gut, a treatment that he has continued.
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Some, like New York Times opinion columnist Roxane Gay have even claimed that the series attempts to normalize dangerous beliefs and actions.
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Eating small, healthy snacks throughout the day can keep your metabolism revved up and help normalize blood sugar, according to Everyday Health.
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" He further explained his issues with the name in response to another user, writing "not a word to normalize in public conversation.
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Related countries promised to normalize trade in Iran on last weekend and that may soften some of the impact on oil prices.
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"I think they're running the risk that the longer they wait to normalize rates, the greater the odds that the economy overheats."
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Both states want to join the European Union but Brussels says they must normalize relations to forge closer ties with the bloc.
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Within all different types of social environments, we have a tendency to normalize certain behaviors — including ones that aren't healthy, Smolar says.
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" Baldwin, 35, said that she wants "to be a part of the effort to normalize miscarriage and remove the stigma from it.
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Over the past year, Netanyahu has claimed that Israel can normalize relations with Gulf nations, including Saudi Arabia, despite the Palestinian issue.
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While Johnson said he wants to normalize relations with Russia, Moscow blames London for the poor state of relations between the countries.
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In the wake of Donald Trump's election, cries went out throughout the left not to "normalize" him, to "resist" his worst policies.
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The president-elect has said he might reverse moves to normalize U.S. relations with Cuba and end decades of Cold War hostility.
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Speculation that the Fed's attempts to normalize its monetary policy would continue at a slow pace was also seen favoring government bonds.
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Below, real moms share their worst confrontations with breastfeeding shamers, and how they've channeled those experiences into the fight to normalize breastfeeding.
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During his election campaign, Trump said it would be proper to normalize and it can't be worse, and I agree with him.
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The New Colossus pushed itself as a political game that advocated for punching Nazis and criticizing journalists who normalize dapper white nationalists.
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Resuming air travel between the two countries has been a key step in President Obama's push to normalize relations with the island.
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The statement comes in the wake of the Vermont senator's call at Sunday's debate to normalize relations with the longtime U.S. foe.
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Jake Sullivan, Clinton's senior policy adviser and a lead negotiator on the Iran deal, challenges Sanders' call for normalize relations with Iran.
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But, in the past few years, the plan to normalize relations seemed to once again be a top priority for President Obama.
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Although the US has moved to normalize relations after a half-century embargo against the island nation, there are still many regulations.
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Stronger U.S. data should allow the Federal Reserve to normalize monetary policy further and earlier than currently predicted by federal funds futures.
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I want to help normalize the conversation so people realize that it's not just them, they don't have to suffer in silence.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The South Korean government said on Monday it would join forces to help normalize General Motors Co's South Korean unit.
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"We've continued to normalize queer kids in 'Lumberjanes,' which has provoked some parents to not let kids read it," Ms. Watters said.
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Pina and media personalities across the political spectrum insisted that Ibtissim was an Islamist cog seeking to "normalize" the headscarf in France.
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"It is high time to put an end to these exasperating sanctions and normalize political and economic relations with Russia," Strache said.
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Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro shocked the world in December 2014 by announcing the former adversaries would move to normalize relations.
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Investors, who apparently feared the Fed would signal it expected to normalize policy faster, were relieved and markets rallied as a result.
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But assuming we have hit the peak of this year's El Niño, does that mean the weather will start to normalize soon?
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Georgia needs to normalize relations with Moscow and reduce threats from Russia without compromising its sovereignty and its Euro-Atlantic foreign policy.
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Moreover, many multinational corporations thought the Trans-Pacific Partnership would be a strong bulwark to help normalize China's trade and investment practices.
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Some positive things have happened on the Cuban side since December 2014, when Washington and Havana announced their intention to normalize relations.
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It marked the third meeting between Obama and Castro since both leaders announced in December 85033 they would begin to normalize relations.
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It's just the leading edge of more to come as the Fed gradually ramps up its effort to "normalize" its balance sheet.
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In the interim, it would be extremely wise for monetary policymakers to proceed very cautiously in their campaign to normalize interest rates.
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Investors fear the ECB's window to normalize policy has closed, meaning it has little in its toolkit to face the next recession.
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The arrival was widely seen as a milestone in President Obama's push to normalize diplomatic relations with the former Cold War rival.
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Effective diplomatic and economic engagement have more power to liberalize, normalize, and prevent Iran from obtaining a bomb than war ever will.
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"It will give them the flexibility to continue paying coupons on their hybrids and the debt metrics will normalize promptly," he explained.
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This documentary aims to normalize black women as healers, doctors and medical professionals— We have always been 'normalized'…as caretakers and healers.
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Nisman said Fernandez worked behind the scenes to clear Iran and normalize relations to clinch a grains-for-oil deal with Tehran.
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The photo made me wonder if we're running out of government officials who might help quibbling Americans normalize relations with one another.
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That's why I was so grateful to speak to these parents of a various cultural backgrounds who help to normalize it all.
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However, the wider exposure to the practice, and the celebrities who are participating, is continuing to help normalize the practice of tattoos.
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It was both for humor and to normalize a word that some of them may have been hearing for the first time.
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Sperm banks started marketing more aggressively to single women and lesbian couples (and possibly helping to normalize that parenting in the process).
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The only viable choice in front of him is to share his power and by doing so democratize and normalize the country.
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By doing so, the state says, the company helped normalize opioids from what had originally been a very conservative approach to them.
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Julie Owono, executive director of Internet Without Borders, a group tracking internet freedom globally, said Europe's activities normalize the removal of content.
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Republicans will, led by the pro-Trump intelligentsia that has spent the past 18 months abasing itself so it could normalize him.
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Many Horn of Africa watchers predicted that relations between the two countries would only normalize once the two leaders quit the scene.
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He says investors may soon face an unexpected shock as central banks look to normalize monetary policy years after the financial crisis.
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For example, Sakimura says, cis people can introduce themselves with their gender pronouns at company meetings, in order to normalize the practice.
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But Vietnam and the United States, where most of the children were taken, did not normalize ties until 1995, dashing those hopes.
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No industry has done more than Hollywood to ruin culture, or more to not just normalize, but glamorize, sexual violence and misogyny.
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Tuesday's pardons and commutations help normalize what is surely coming to his long-suffering loyalists after the 2020 election, if not sooner.
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Just because the Fed will go slowly, and may not normalize rates for an extended period, does not mean strong returns ahead.
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And that backlash, added Mingeirou, has helped normalize violence and harassment, either by dismantling legal protections or by hollowing out support systems.
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And they warn us, whenever we focus on them, against trying to normalize Dickinson, against trying to make her acceptable and explicable.
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"But the political will of our leaders to fully normalize between Russia and Japan prompts us to activate this dialogue," he said.
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Source: St. Louis Fed Bernanke's successor, former Fed Chair Janet Yellen, made the first moves to "normalize" interest rates after the crisis.
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In that contest, blatant corruption is simply the latest thing McCarthy is willing to normalize as part of his loyalty to Trump.
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Additionally, the U.S. Federal Reserve looks set to hike twice this year, putting pressure on central banks globally to normalize policy settings.
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The KFCB added that foreign sponsors who intend to introduce and normalize homosexuality in Kenya through movies should desist from such acts.
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If we continue to normalize hostility to journalists and label news we don't agree with as fake, where will the line be drawn?
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However, the efforts to normalize policy have run into a slowing economy and worries that bond yields are pointing to a looming recession.
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Fun fact: Migos were the first rappers to normalize the staccato-style of rapping that has become popular in the last few years.
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Time and again, the government has tried to use the pretext of the border to introduce, normalize, and expand surveillance technologies and practices.
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The sign in the park included a vigorous denunciation of theft, but it nonetheless served to normalize the very behavior it was denouncing.
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" An aide to Reid explained that veteran Nevada Democrat was firing away now because he was "appalled by the rush to normalize Trump.
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You have to normalize it, to make everyone believe that what the white middle class produces is the mindset of the entire country.
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Nor should they have their version of events amplified, which only serves to further normalize bigoted, or in Trump's case, sexually violent messages.
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People remind each other not to normalize Donald Trump all the time, but they often forget that normalization is partly a coping mechanism.
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It turns out, average Joes who just want to fit in and normalize white supremacist ideas are way scarier than a biker gang.
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Egypt was the first country in the Arab world to sign a peace treaty and normalize relations with Israel after decades of fighting.
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All are waiting for a healthy new crop to arrive and normalize the shortage, which started taking hold as far back as November.
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Fortunately, there are ways we can change that -- starting with talking openly about periods to help normalize the conversation and break the stigma.
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There should be an immediate boycott of A&E and all of its sponsors as they normalize the KKK with a reality series.
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And in sharing her experience with her nearly 4 million Instagram followers, she helped to normalize the discussion around mental health and medication.
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Female politicians in other countries, including Iceland and Spain, have also attempted to normalize bringing their children to (and breastfeeding in) lawmaking chambers.
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Positioning strap-ons as part of a feminine or sophisticated lifestyle aesthetic helps normalize those desires and calm the identity confusion around straps.
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"We welcome DPRK leadership's steps to establish a dialogue with the US and to normalize relations between South and North Koreas," he said.
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Urban and Kidman are working to normalize greater gender equity music, a genre which is particularly in need of a conversation about representation.
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"It was always from afar and often involving a heterosexual character, which was good because it was trying to normalize it," Caplan said.
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I think cannabis needs these type of fun, hip, immersive, Instagrammable attractions that give consumers an engaging experience and also help normalize it.
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It tried to normalize wearing a computer on your face by handing it to the least fashionable people around, bloggers and app makers.
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So technologies that normalize mass scanning of facial features do inexorably push in an anti-privacy direction — carrying the uncomfortable risk of misuse.
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The main objective is to normalize the experience and make sure the communities are reactivated—which includes psychological health centers in the area.
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While social media helped normalize certain facial features, Western society has long looked down upon broad noses, darker skin tones, and larger lips.
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It took weeks for the situation to normalize but adding over half-a-million new subscribers daily was never going to be easy.
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Washington immediately imposed tough economic sanctions and suspended high-level talks, vowing relations would not normalize until China improved its human rights record.
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"Already, commentary out of the Fed suggests that it is nearing the end of a three-year journey to normalize policy," argued Michele.
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And I think we have to keep speaking up, but what we cannot do with Donald Trump is normalize him as a candidate.
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Dudley's remarks come as market uncertainty and low oil prices have tempered expectations for how quickly the central bank will normalize interest rates.
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The entrepreneur and writer has built a brand for himself by being unconventional and by trying to normalize what many people deem preposterous.
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As the United States and Cuba start to normalize relations, "Fast Money" traders picked stocks that could benefit from business on the island.
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Make no mistake, it's going to be very difficult to normalize life in Raqqa after the level of destruction the city has suffered.
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Former U.S. President Barack Obama, as part of his efforts to normalize relations, authorized direct flights in 2015 after a half-century hiatus.
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But with the labor market trending toward full employment and worries growing over excessive risk taking, the Fed has been trying to normalize.
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The approach of many integrative physicians, by contrast, is to normalize the body's natural production of stomach acid with dietary changes and supplementation.
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Growing doubts about when the European Central Bank will normalize its monetary policy has hurt the euro against the dollar in recent weeks.
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President Obama moved last year to normalize relations between the two countries, becoming the first president to visit Cuba in about 80 years.
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The women who work in corporate often deal with microaggressions and disrespect, causing a lot of internalized stress that they begin to normalize.
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Even as a joke, using "gay" as an insult is unacceptable and posters like this only serve to normalize this type of rhetoric.
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Hanjin Group said it made the decision to "normalize the unloading of Hanjin Shipping's containers" to "minimize the damage to exporters and importers".
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Thus, websites that promote prostitution and facilitate sex trafficking don't mitigate sexual abuse and violence — they normalize, exploit, fuel and profit from it.
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Economists at Nomura believe the BOK is also keen to normalize policy but will proceed at a more gradual pace than the Fed.
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Abe also stressed that Japan — which has long had tensions with North Korea — is ready to normalize its links to Pyongyang, as well.
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Higher capacity factors at coal units should continue to normalize stocks and eventually ease some of the short-term pain for coal companies.
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Both Clinton- and Bush-era agreements called for the United States and North Korea to take steps to normalize relations with each other.
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The Fed, Wednesday's statement notwithstanding, will likely have to get more, rather than less, aggressive in its efforts to "normalize" interest rate policy.
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In a statement, Wood cited Syria&aposs "repeated attempts" to use its presidency to "normalize the regime and its unacceptable and dangerous behavior."
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Community members say the expression and exposure these spaces and events provide are critical for helping normalize alternative identities from a young age.
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"We reported the total number of studies this way to normalize the publication rates," co-author Dr. Jared Forrester explained in an email.
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Leaders must establish and normalize a culture wherein there are inevitable gaps in people's knowledge and they seek answers rather than feel shame.
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"Rangappa said Trump is trying to "normalize the call" and his insistence that the conversation was "perfect" amounts to a "Jedi mind trick.
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Still, skepticism over whether the AT&T-Time Warner merger will normalize the practice for traditional TV is rife within the ad industry.
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The S.E.C. was wise to seek a deal with Mr. Musk rather than using its enforcement power to shut down or "normalize" Tesla.
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And this in turn means that it would be a terrible, recession-creating mistake to "normalize" rates by raising them to historical levels.
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Call me crazy, but trying to normalize something by pointing at it and talking about it loudly doesn't make a lot of sense.
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At a news conference, reporters raised concerns that by giving a platform to Mr. Bannon's views Mr. Morris was helping to normalize them.
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"It's interesting how North Korea has managed to normalize extreme behavior in a way," said Ms. Govella, the Asian studies professor in Hawaii.
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News organizations must not be allowed to normalize Mr. Bannon or to treat his appointment as anything but a national shame and violation.
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Reportedly, the two leaders have agreed to normalize relations and have begun working out mutual arrangements on Syria, if not also on Ukraine.
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ABPA said it will take weeks to normalize operations at those plants, some of which have not received animal feed for 50 hours.
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"I will not use my presence at a state ceremony to normalize Trump's lawless conduct & subversion of the Constitution," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
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EM I think you'd be doing your friends a service by making your preference explicit and helping to normalize breastfeeding among your crowd.
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But Taiwan has been concerned by the Vatican's moves to normalize ties with China, especially after a landmark 2018 pact on appointing bishops.
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And for that, no matter what Iran tries to do to normalize relations, Americans older than 40 will force the situation into conflict.
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The big question was whether the Fed would, yet again, defer its plans to normalize policy in the face of weaker economic data.
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The two leaders discussed ramping up efforts to normalize ties and highlighted the importance of working together to strengthen the ceasefire in Syria.
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If they look to normalize rates, the euro will just shoot up and they're finding it hard to successfully talk down the euro.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) dropped its easing bias on Thursday, fueling expectations that it will normalize monetary policy in the euro area.
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Ms. Harrison tries to normalize the humanity of overeating: We all do it, and it is often fueled by restrictive dieting and undereating.
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Through Jamal's relationship with Kai, the hope is to "normalize" the realities of living with the illness and to take away the stigma.
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"The success of the Vietnamese economy is due to its decision to normalize relations with the United States in 703," said Maj. Gen.
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The assertion seems needlessly boastful unless you consider how central it is to Mr. Underwood's mission to normalize and demystify his chosen profession.
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It also may help normalize retractions so they are seen as part of the scientific process instead of something to be ashamed of.
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But Fox hosts also attempted to normalize Trump Jr.'s failed attempt at collusion, describing it as an example of routine opposition research.
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Obama has been working to normalize relations with Cuba since he and President Raul Castro announced a breakthrough in diplomatic relations in December 2014.
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It's up to all of us to normalize the conversation with compassion and empathy, and not allow an unspoken competition to degrade into judgement.
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Hezbollah and its allies have been pressing Lebanon to normalize relations with Damascus, challenging the state's policy of neutrality toward the conflict next door.
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Runner Anna Young, a mother who made headlines for pumping breast milk during a half-marathon, hopes her story can help normalize the practice.
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Facebook quickly tried to normalize that breach of trust by claiming it would in the coming months give everyone the ability to unsend messages.
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For the Fed, in the current environment, this means: 'yes guys, we are going to normalize rates but it's going to be slow moving.
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"Rates need to normalize and the Fed needs to give itself room to lower again in the event of another financial crisis," Ghriskey said.
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Some respondents indicated a time frame of three months for things to normalize, a few others said the process could take about a year.
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Her urge to magnify the rituals embedded in black culture, she says, stems partly from a desire to normalize the standards of black beauty.
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Within 303 minutes, heart rates normalize and, after two to three weeks, the risk of heart attack begins to drop, according to the group.
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With $1.5 trillion of excess reserves in the interbank market, the Fed can comfortably proceed to gradually normalize its bloated $3.4 trillion balance sheet.
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As a result, the Fed has been kept on hold as it seeks to normalize interest rates after more than seven years near zero.
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Toward the end of 2014, Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro announced that they would take steps to normalize relations between the two countries.
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Toward the end of 2014, Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro announced that they would take steps to normalize relations between the two countries.
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It's a similar theme as with Laundry Bear Games' A Mortician's Tale which looks to normalize the literal process of what happens after death.
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In fact, just as it's important to allow for queer readings of texts, it's equally critical to normalize the queer gaze on interpersonal relationships.
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"Until we normalize HIV testing and remove testing stigma, this will continue to be a problem where many don't know their status," said Brown.
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"We should be allowing the balance sheet to normalize naturally now, during relatively good times," he said in evening remarks at George Washington University.
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"I wanted to let other women know they're not alone, that it's normal to have cellulite and we need to normalize it," she says.
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She says that the offers are an effective way to attract them as potential customers, and to normalize the idea of invasive cosmetic surgery.
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"The more we normalize parents of young children and working [class] people running for office, the more representative our country will be," she said.
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" Ohanian says that if more dads are granted leave and encouraged to take it, it will "normalize the behavior and destigmatize pregnancy for women.
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But when you normalize the population you get to explore what difference means and how it feels in the world because 'other' becomes normal.
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Not only do these everyday actions normalize an ever-present toxicity online, they pave the way for the worst kinds of abuses to flourish.
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And the Kardashian media machine was fully prepared to normalize and gloss right over it, until Chyna nestled her way right into Rob's heart.
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One educator says that while children often played outside all night and slept during the day, classes have started to normalize their daily lives.
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Identifying Trumpism by its least damning characteristics helps normalize Trump himself, and in turn makes the idea of voting for him seem less unthinkable.
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Read MoreJPMorgan: Here's what China needs to stabilize El-Erian said it's a good thing the Federal Reserve is starting to normalize monetary policy.
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"Our goal is to normalize and promote the use of intimacy coordinators within our industry," SAG-AFTRA president Gabrielle Carteris said in a statement.
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By normalizing conversations about the titillating stuff, hopefully we can normalize conversations about the more challenging issues like sexual coercion, assault, trauma, violence, etc.
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Critics of the show were afraid it would normalize the Klan, potentially creating empathy for a group of people they don't believe deserves any.
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"All parties stated their concern over this event and their continued commitment to work together to normalize operations," they said in a joint statement.
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BMW continues to expect an orderly Brexit and said disruptions from a disorderly Brexit would be likely to normalize after four to six weeks.
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Once it was clear that I am intersex, the doctor encouraged me to undergo medical procedures in order to "normalize" and "correct" my body.
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And as more and more couples, not all of them Black/white, date and marry interracially, we need to normalize that kind of talk.
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Raisman hopes the effort will empower female athletes and help normalize period talk, an issue that's received increased attention among activists in recent years.
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And last year, the Obama administration took Cuba off the list of state sponsors of terrorism as part of its push to normalize relations.
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She's on a mission to normalize sickness, push back at those who pity her and have a meaningful life for however long it lasts.
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"Fire the meth queen on your team who is littering pop culture with meth slang to normalize a drug that destroys lives," Leahy says.
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Biden was on a one-day visit to Belgrade before traveling to Kosovo to encourage both countries to do more to normalize their relations.
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"Aeromexico is working at maximum capacity to normalize operations as quickly as possible and is sorry for the inconvenience to clients," the company added.
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We need to develop similar approaches with vaccination to normalize the importance of vaccination for community protection for oneself, family and community at large.
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"While we are bullish on near-term prices as inventories normalize ... 2018-19 futures need to be in the $45-$50 range," Goldman said.
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"But now, in light of the administration's effort to normalize white supremacy, Pruitt's deregulation efforts take on a whole new meaning," the official said.
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The broader goal of all this is to further normalize its relationships with government, and strengthen its position against hotels, activists and skeptical lawmakers.
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President Barack Obama has made improved internet access a central part of his efforts to normalize relations with Cuba, first announced two years ago.
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This, in and of itself, is no small feat, given how easily the Fed's plans to normalize policy were thwarted on two previous occasions.
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And we start-- discussing how to gradually normalize the monetary condition, so as to maintain around 250% inflation rate with a strong economic growth.
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But they all collapse the differences between an embryo and the person in whom it resides, and in doing so they help normalize extremism.
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In other words, ... I think that inflation and interest rates will catch up to the market as we normalize," Cooperman said on "Squawk Box.
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Should the Fed normalize rates too aggressively, without a commensurate rise in inflation, long rates could dip further and possibly fall below short rates.
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"Rates need to normalize, and the Fed needs to give itself room to lower again in the event of another financial crisis," Ghriskey said.
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That concern seems almost ironic when you consider that in fact critics at the time almost uniformly decried the novel's attempt to normalize homosexuality.
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"The Federal Reserve is sending very strong signals that, yes, it is going to normalize interest rates, but very, very slowly," Mr. Zandi said.
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Last month, President Obama issued a new policy directive that further advances our nation's efforts to normalize our diplomatic and trade relations with Cuba.
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I'm so grateful to be able to share this message and hopefully normalize breastfeeding and also show others that women CAN DO IT ALL!
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"Gurjar said the victim was 'curious' about the camera and that the selfie was an attempt to 'relax and normalize' her," the BCC reports.
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Once these abnormal vessels are closed off, the blood will resume its more normal pathway and, if there is no scarring, function will normalize.
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Let's normalize all the beautiful, strange erotic works that exist in the world, the writers who create them, and the readers who love them.
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"A movement to fully decriminalize the sex trade so that we normalize male entitlement to sex is not a model of equality," she said.
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The difference here is that Trump is a major party standard-bearer, and so has a great deal more power to normalize the unacceptable.
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This year it took other steps, such as banning online sales of the Bible, and seeking a deal with the Vatican to normalize relations.
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It is also to normalize something more dangerous: the deployment of extreme individualism in the service of political power over institutional and linguistic conventions.
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President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that Russia and Turkey had agreed steps to tackle militants in northwest Syria and "normalize" the situation there.
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So, explain that a little more, because this charge you hear thrown around, it means different things to different people, when you normalize something.
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"[The airlines are] hoping that once conditions normalize or return closer to normal, people will take the trip that they are planning," Harteveldt explained.
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"We see oil prices improving through the year assuming demand begins to normalize in 2020," it said, referring to the second half of 2020.
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Trump wants to normalize trade taxes because, right now, our trading partners tax American goods exported, but foreign goods are not taxed when imported.
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The Trump plan will normalize trade taxes with our competitors, creating a level playing field while encouraging companies to stay in the United States.
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Here's another question: How can the Federal Reserve Board begin to normalize monetary policy, as it has said it would, amid a government closure?
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Giving young children access to dolls helps normalize those skills at a time when children are very sensitive to messages about gender, she added.
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Feminism has tried to rewrite that narrative, but the culture remains saturated with images that normalize it, that make women's sexuality our selling point.
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Instead, there was an embarrassing — and morally indefensible — effort to normalize North Korean propaganda with the games as backdrop and Trump administration as foil.
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The Fed might have no choice but to make more aggressive moves to normalize policy than it did under Yellen's watch, according to Henrich.
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"The more that we normalize the behaviors that we want to see, the easier it becomes," said Jaime Nack, the conference's director of sustainability.
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"While flexible work environments are not new, 2020 will be the year that they begin to normalize for both employees and employers," Berger said.
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Yeah, because I think in some way the more you say it, the more you normalize it, and people just say it in passing.
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This insanity will continue to normalize fitness models on Instagram, right-wing political content creators on Facebook, and faux-niche meme retweeters on Twitter.
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"Used equipment inventory continues to be elevated, although we believe inventories are moving lower, but it will likely take multiple years to normalize," said Wong.
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Nonetheless, with ultra-low interest rates and unemployment at stubbornly high levels, investors are constantly speculating as to when the economy will start to normalize.
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Will we "normalize" Trump by following his example and shifting our informal constitutional conventions of how we expect a president to conduct himself in office?
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Some believe the Fed is taking out prudent insurance designed to prevent a deflationary spiral and extend the economic recovery long enough to normalize policy.
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After all, Pollak says, sometimes you need someone who can validate and normalize your experiences, providing a reality check that what you're thinking and feeling.
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She felt compelled to put pen to paper after watching how certain media outlets began to normalize Trump so quickly after the election was called.
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Fitch believes that asset quality improvement will moderate going forward and could even reverse nominally, as credit metrics are expected to normalize across the industry.
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Macri has long promised to "normalize" the troubled Argentine economy where memories of an economic crisis and bank run in 2001 still haunt older Argentinians.
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What may be more dangerous is that Trump is trying to normalize the act of soliciting or accepting foreign election interference, even from our adversaries.
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Mulvaney could be getting it all out into the open, with an aim to minimize and normalize behavior that would once have been thought impeachable.
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"They understood our mission to destigmatize these issues and normalize conversations surrounding men's wellness that have historically been considered taboo," he tells Broadly over email.
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Jennifer Miller is one of the founders of Chocolate Milk Mommies, a group based in Birmingham, Alabama, that's working to normalize breastfeeding for black mothers.
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The mother of three often posts photos of herself in states of undress on Instagram in her quest to normalize breastfeeding and increase body positivity.
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Bannon's worldview won't be defeated by a tough New Yorker interview, and pretending that he is intellectually deserving of one works to normalize the indefensible.
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As earnings power starts to normalize and with upside risks for earnings revisions for 2H CY19 and CY20, the setup is favorable, in our view.
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Of course, that doesn't normalize the data based on how many illegal immigrants are entering the country, so the figure could be a lot lower.
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"Replacing bits sold to Huawei may take some time to normalize on substitution effects," Harlan Sur, J.P. Morgan's semiconductor analyst, said in a note Friday.
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Along with creating addictive, bingeable shows, Rhimes has been rightly praised for her pointed and powerful efforts to normalize unique and diverse storytelling on television.
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My lack of reaction to this encounter made me realize just how much these shows normalize this type of behavior between Black and Latina women.
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The researchers found the surgery patients lost weight and saw their metabolisms normalize within a year, to a rate that matched their new body size.
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Beginning in March, the central bank will make interest rate decisions every two weeks, rather than every week, as it moves to normalize monetary policy.
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Once infused back into her, such cells could help strengthen her body and normalize her immune system, which was overactive due to her autoimmune disease.
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The feat was so alluring that it prompted some Fed officials' guesses last week on how long it would take to normalize the balance sheet.
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By default, the Sky Soundbox tries to normalize the sound so that you can hear the dialogs clearly without getting surprised by loud sound effects.
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Lind argues that talk of literal autocracy under Trump could "normalize" this type of tragedy, making it look less awful compared to our worst fears.
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I'm starting to suspect that there's a hidden agenda to normalize weird-colored foods for Thanksgiving that don't sell any other time of the year.
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The visit, which is scheduled for March 21-22, is another big step by the administration in ongoing efforts to normalize diplomatic relations with Cuba.
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"They asked a lot about how Vietnam can normalize relations with the United States after losing so many Vietnamese lives during the war," Doanh said.
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Snapchat needs as many fun AR entertainment experiences like Landmarkers as possible to normalize AR exploration, which will unlock the potential of the Scan platform.
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Most approaches normalize text by generating potential respelling candidates and ranking them from most likely to least likely in order to pick the top one.
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More broadly, as those risk premiums slowly normalize, we expect Swiss equities to continue to outperform and close the gap between fundamentals and market prices.
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"Central banks realize that the additional round of unconventional policies mean lower benefits, higher costs and risks, so they really want to normalize," he said.
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It's a platform and event designed to normalize the kinky stuff and create an environment where discussions around safe and consensual kink play is encouraged.
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Truckers group Abcam said prior to the accord that it would take up to 12 days to normalize cargo deliveries in Brazil once demonstrations end.
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Saudi Arabia has no plans now to normalize ties, said one Gulf official, adding "everything is suspended" until Syrians agree a transition from Assad's rule.
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Because this combination of body parts is considered contradictory and socially problematic, invasive procedures are performed to "correct" and "normalize" children who are perfectly healthy.
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And if that's how the economy plays out, then I think we're going to see further moves by the Fed to gradually normalize interest rates.
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Frenkel also said the Federal Reserve should normalize interest rates and he would be "surprised and disappointed" if it does not hike rates in December.
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President Trump and his team have famously used terms like "alternative facts" and "truth isn't truth" to normalize the president's apparent compulsion to say untruths.
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The KFCB said in the statement that foreign sponsors who intend to introduce and normalize homosexuality in Kenya through movies should desist from such acts.
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By pumping more money into these services, we can slowly begin to normalize life-changing care and encourage those who need help to get it.
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The yen weakened with the Bank of Japan nowhere close to the Federal Reserve's path to normalize monetary policy as domestic inflation has remained sluggish.
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The central bank has also began rolling off its $4.5 trillion balance sheet under its quantitative easing program, in an attempt to normalize monetary policy.
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Most Republicans and a slew of Democrats support the Fed's efforts to normalize monetary policy while unemployment remains at record lows amid strong U.S. growth.
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North Korea has long sought to normalize its relationship with the United States and end what it calls the US "hostile policy" toward North Korea.
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"Our goal is to normalize and promote the use of intimacy coordinators within our industry," said SAG-AFTRA President Gabrielle Carteris, according to the statement.
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From our nation's college campuses to our country's politics, this hatred has seeped into Americans' everyday lives and attempted to normalize itself in our society.
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Obama's trip, the first by a sitting U.S. president in nearly 90 years, came after he and Raul Castro agreed in 2014 to normalize relations.
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President Obama on Friday signed a new directive regarding United States policy toward Cuba, enshrining his push to normalize relations in a legally binding document.
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But if we let our debt grow, and interest rates normalize, the interest burden alone would choke our budget and squeeze out other essential spending.
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It's also essential for her to learn to move through it, normalize it and rebound, to be ready for it the next time it happens.
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"We must banish the cultural patterns that normalize aggression against women," Macri said during the presentation of the program in the presidential palace on Tuesday.
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Although Republicans remain more supportive of traditional gender roles, they have also come to normalize women's workforce participation and positions as political actors and policymakers.
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The European Union has warned Kosovo and Serbia that they will not advance toward wished-for membership unless they reach an agreement to normalize relations.
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But treating members of Donald Trump's administration as ordinary public officials rather than pariahs does more to normalize bigotry than exercising alongside a white separatist.
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Activists gained a deep knowledge of Vietnam and the war, and protests, while still small, did normalize opposition despite accusations that they were un-American.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that Russia and Turkey had agreed on steps to tackle militants in northwestern Syria and "normalize" the situation.
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Injection sites normalize drug use and facilitate addiction by sending a powerful message to teenagers that the government thinks illegal drugs can be used safely.
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"At the very time we should be restricting access to military-style firearms, the new regulations aim to normalize them and boost sales," she added.
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For those just introducing conversations about gender, Kaufmann recommends focusing on common words or phrases, like "boys will be boys," that can normalize harmful behaviors.
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In recent months, Fed officials have expressed a desire to decrease the balance sheet as part of a broader effort to normalize crisis-era policy.
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While most of your readers are likely coming from the liberal left, it is still extremely dangerous to slowly normalize and legitimize these racist troublemakers.
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The death of Qassim Suleimani strengthened the hand of hard-liners, experts say, and undermined those who have tried to normalize relations with the West.
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"Yes, I did, because he was the one who wanted to normalize relations with Russia," Putin said when asked if he wanted Trump to win.
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Near the end of his article, however, Menashi diverges from his largely descriptive effort to normalize Israel, and suggests that ethnic diversity is itself harmful.
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Having tied his political future to the nuclear agreement and promised to normalize relations with the West, Mr. Rouhani is rapidly losing influence, analysts say.
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Subscription fan sites, where influencers have become the biggest draw (along with professional adult entertainers), are helping both to normalize sex work and democratize it.
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It's high time for the Federal Reserve to normalize and move ahead with raising interest rates, JPMorgan International Chairman Jacob Frenkel told CNBC on Friday.
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"I expect that appropriate monetary policy will need to normalize more quickly than over the past year," Rosengren told the Connecticut Business and Industry Association.
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The military opposes Mr. Sharif's moves to normalize ties with India and fears he wants to roll back the military's privileged, praetorian position inside Pakistan.
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To make them visible, to normalize them, and make others see that they are part of us and will continue to be part of us.
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"I try to normalize it for the family, because how they perceive it can push them away from that bedside or bring them closer," she said.
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"There's still a bullish looking chart, but this recent parabolic move higher had to be processed and really retraced for the market to normalize," said Kilduff.
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At Thursday's GOP debate in Miami, CNN's Dana Bash asked the Florida senator what he though of President Barack Obama's attempts to normalize relations with Cuba.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said he wanted relations with Japan to normalize in full, Russian agencies quoted Putin's interview to Japanese media on Tuesday.
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In essence, at least on paper, these Democrats are willing to "normalize" the Trump presidency and pursue the possibility of bipartisan compromise should that be offered.
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"Dandruff shampoos work to decrease flaking, normalize rapid cell turnover, hydrate the scalp, and indirectly decrease itching," dermatologist and Dove hair expert Francesca Fusco, MD, adds.
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He told the diplomat he wanted to normalize relations with Washington and, in a veiled reference to Russia, said no country could veto U.S.-Belarussian ties.
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"Operations at our Charlotte hub will begin to normalize this morning, with scatted cancellations expected throughout the day," American Airlines said in a statement on Monday.
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And it's true that her appearance beside Donald Trump, in the White House Palm Room, did seem to help "normalize" him as a legitimate international leader.
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"I try to normalize it as much as possible, but it's never going to be the same as the life I used to have," he admits.
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"We have to stop being complicit in the same systems that gave Donald Trump platform to sanction and normalize sexual assault," Hart said in her speech.
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"I believe we will normalize our relations with Russia rapidly by ending the existing situation which is not in the interest of both sides," he said.
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Time will tell if the screenplay will glorify Trump's exploits and normalize his problematic past, much the way Wolf of Wall Street did with Jordan Belfort.
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The agencies are paid to adapt unstable emerging technologies to marketing and branding efforts, and in the process normalize and commodify them for a mainstream audience.
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"It's important for Google and Microsoft to be reminded that sponsorship of a Trump-led convention helps legitimize and normalize Trump's hate," reads the Credo petition.
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American voters share Trump's ignorance of Ricardo, which means that there's not much political incentive for a president of either party to rapidly normalize trade relations.
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"They'll do what is possible so that (cross-border traffic) will normalize as soon as possible," said Ebrard when asked what U.S. officials had told him.
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As the Islamic Republic seeks to normalize its relations with the world, let the global community state clearly that these detentions are not lawful or acceptable.
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The old bird is Fidel Castro, and the thorn in his increasingly feeble side is President Obama, whose efforts to normalize relations have his head spinning.
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The study did not show whether legalizing same-sex marriage caused a decrease in homophobia, but Takacs said legislation could help to normalize same-sex relationships.
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The agreement represents the latest progress in President Obama's push to end decades of Cold War estrangement and begin to normalize relations between the two countries.
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This is just the world we live in right now, but a few young celebs are on a mission to normalize body hair on red carpets.
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In total, the Fed increased rates nine times in an effort to normalize monetary policy from the extreme accommodation implemented during and after the financial crisis.
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On Monday, Cramer said that the Fed's shift from being data dependent to being blinded by the desire to normalize rates could spell trouble for stocks.
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"If we wait too long to normalize interest rates, we may have imbalances build that cause the Fed to have to play catch-up," he said.
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Such plans could complicate the Federal Reserve's efforts to normalize interest rate policy, or worse, cause them to raise rates more rapidly than is currently envisioned.
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Even if U.S. crude imports normalize, refinery activity remains too low in the near term, making it likely traders will see more inventory builds, Kilduff said.
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Other Gulf and Arab states are expected to shift their positions and normalize ties with Assad's government as concerns grow about Iran's influence in the region.
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"He is hawkish in the context of being very upbeat on the economy but willing to go at a moderate pace to normalize policy," Bechtel said.
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Brussels has since 2011 served as moderator between Serbia and Kosovo, telling them they must normalize relations in order to advance toward membership in the bloc.
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Cramer also reiterated his comments about a shift at the Federal Reserve from being data-dependent to being blinded by the desire to normalize interest rates.
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U.S. telecoms have been allowed to partner with Cuban companies since September, ten months after President Obama announced plans to normalize diplomatic relations between the countries.
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The Federal Open Market Committee is in the early stages of a rate-hiking program set to normalize policy after the extremes from the financial crisis.
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Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro announced in December 2014 they would seek to normalize relations after more than half a century of Cold War animosity.
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Cuba has made incremental moves to broaden internet access since US President Barack Obama moved to normalize diplomatic relations with the communist island nation in 2014.
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Yet the reality is that Assad's removal will be necessary to normalize Syria, defeat ISIS and de-escalate the sectarian tensions that threaten the entire region.
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