So opposite to my point of view, but go ahead.
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But Setty soon found the exact opposite to be true.
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After that testimony, I find the opposite to be true.
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Opposite to Bolton in the other corner: commentators, scholars, etc.
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Monday's session was the complete opposite to the year's trend.
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The point is the opposite: to give people more freedom.
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Then, she switched into something polar opposite to exit the show.
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Treasury yields, which move opposite to price, reflected lowered growth expectations.
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In fact, studies typically show just the opposite to be true.
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The lesson some Democratic voters have internalized stands opposite to the
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That is the opposite to what his administration said on Wednesday.
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"It's completely opposite to what we'd been seeing previously," he said.
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"Everybody is doing the exact opposite to us," laments Ms Owen Lewis.
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The problem is that Russia's aims are opposite to those of Ukraine.
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In fact sometimes the court's role is the opposite: to do nothing.
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She's super apathetic, which is kind of opposite to my own character.
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The type of games Remedy makes are almost opposite to this trend.
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"That was just so completely opposite to my expectations," said Dr. Akey.
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Treasuries prices, which move opposite to yields, rose for an eighth straight session.
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We believe the opposite to be true, and the data bears this out.
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It's opposite to that quiet, contemplative, meditative thing that works for some people.
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Too many others seemed to arrive in Russia expecting the opposite to happen.
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But the quarter-century that followed showed the opposite to prevail in practice.
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Working with Beyer and Jensen, I found the exact opposite to be true.
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When you're so focused on one extreme, you need another opposite to balance.
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Bond yields move opposite to prices, so when prices go up, yields go down.
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It's the 'provably' part that's hard and is directly opposite to most reductionist thinking.
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The market overreacted in a way opposite to what some gold traders were expecting.
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What would happen if somebody used it for the opposite— to negatively impact people?
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My version of Stardew Valley is sort of the absolute opposite to that situation.
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But in the last few decades, reality has run opposite to those old textbooks.
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The club around them is almost the polar opposite to the one they joined.
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HS FreeForm is actually the opposite to HS Forms, with a much broader use-case.
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Trump voters and supporters did the opposite to the elite: They took him seriously, not literally.
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That steady decline in African American officers is opposite to the demographic makeup of South Bend.
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As in video, an image can convey a meaning opposite to the words spoken in it.
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The La Niña weather pattern, the opposite to El Niño, could be about to kick in.
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Resale and rentals run opposite to the buy-it-and-toss-it ethos of fast fashion.
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"The majority of survey respondents in the study believed the opposite to be true," Schoenborn said.
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It's quite the opposite to the national anthem — it's more the emotional anthem to a nation.
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Cancer, the sign of the home and family, is opposite to Capricorn, the sign of societal structure.
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In this current political environment, the stuff that's succeeding is opposite to that, it seems like. Yeah.
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Captain AmericaChris Evans plays the titular, unstoppable optimist who serves as an ideological opposite to Tony Stark.
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"These two seem completely opposite to each other," said a foreign exchange desk trader in a bank.
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So, what if we apply the question to "progressivism," so-called: Is there an opposite to that?
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Through its political activities, my union acts in ways that is opposite to my own political efforts.
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If there's an "opposite" to that kind of video game, Return of the Obra Dinn is it.
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This full moon will be sitting opposite to Saturn early Sunday morning, stirring up feelings of scarcity.
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Bolton will enter his new role on April 85033 with views directly opposite to those of Mattis.
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I've decided to be the opposite to that mad guy from the USA (the name escapes me).
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And at events around the state, Castro cast himself as the polar opposite to Trump on immigration.
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But Vodianova's early life was the polar opposite to the one she considers herself blessed with now.
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Yet they're very, very opposite to each other in terms of spirit and soul and attitude to life.
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However, his support of the ban and other anti-LGBTQ+ directives show the opposite to be the case.
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The atmosphere at that match was like a football game, the exact opposite to the usual at Wimbledon.
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In fact, Tip says Kanye believes he's doing the opposite ... to the point of being a sacrificial lamb.
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What may be "success" to me might be the opposite to you, but neither is better or worse.
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If well conceived, such a site would convey an aesthetic meaning precisely opposite to the monuments' original intent.
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" But Henman added: "The U.S. is the one country where there's the potential for the opposite to happen.
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In that sense, it's the polar opposite to what went on in the hours prior to it starting.
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But an analysis conducted for The New York Times shows the opposite to be true in many cases.
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While the media has sought to portray this as weakness, Trump's supporters know the opposite to be true.
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"We must have clarity on these results, which are the opposite to what we expected," Le Drian told CNews.
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Perhaps it was the initial spike of adrenaline beginning to ebb but I found the opposite to be true.
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In fact, its purpose was the exact opposite: to make the city, and US politics, appear impossible to understand.
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"It's the opposite to a brass plate financial centre," said Padraic White, a former head of the IDA agency.
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It's the opposite to putting your money in the bank and never knowing what they are doing with it.
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A new study in the Oxford Review of Economic Policy (autumn 26) shows the exact opposite to be true.
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I found myself increasingly drawn to Susan Sontag as a psychic opposite to the sad-lady sirens I'd worshiped.
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But, despite millennials' characterization as being lazy and professionally uninspired, I have found the exact opposite to be true.
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Kavanagh added it was the opposite to his first gym, nicknamed "The Shed," which was "cold, wet, and stinking."
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When everything was made grand and shocking, suddenly nothing was—the opposite to that is what made Thrones excel.
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Its goal, according to every piece of evidence we have, is the opposite: to avoid war at all costs.
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Brawny, cocky, and thrilling, he's in every way opposite to Lucy's affable, supportive, and devout husband Drew (Dan Stevens).
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Steven Muiser spotted the massive black feline on the western side of the Cox River — opposite to where he lives.
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I think it&aposs so opposite to the chaotic, awful culture that we have that it drives the people away.
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"The hard part is she had to play a person that was so opposite to who she was," Malloy explains.
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Surprisingly, the most successful savers were the ones who followed the savings strategy opposite to their normal way of thinking.
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There was a slight drop in Treasury yields, which move opposite to prices, as the weaker car sales rolled in.
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She sits opposite to them, holding their hands and sometimes faces, the haptic again made a vital channel of communication.
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He called the Hogan character "completely opposite" to his true personality, which he described as soft-spoken and non-argumentative.
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It was a near polar opposite to the dark, gloomy story of billionaire Bruce Wayne, aka the masked vigilante Batman.
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She endorsed Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election and has voiced support for causes opposite to Trump's rhetoric and policies.
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But the latest gambit will almost certainly have an effect opposite to ending the showdown over Trump's proposed testimony quickly.
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This was the thematic opposite to the futuristic human world — the "real" world — that Dolores and Bernard ultimately landed in.
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His mode of operation is instinctual and pragmatist, opposite to the mythical, inward-turning beam of spirituality in MoMA's narrative.
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The evidence shows the opposite: To bring down recidivism, a punishment's swiftness and certainty matter far more than its length.
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But many, especially in the under-35 demographic, are opting to take an approach opposite to Sheingold and ignore politics.
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For all borrowers, investor euphoria after the inauguration served stock prices well, but did just the opposite to the bond market.
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"It's the opposite to what we are used to — a global value chain, where different countries get specialized with different parts."
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Schumer is not just mistaken in making his predictions, but he has read Kavanaugh's opinion exactly opposite to its actual meaning.
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The 10-year yield, which moves opposite to prices, had been trading steadily between 2.30 and 2.60 percent since mid-November.
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Pleasant, awestruck, and happy to be there, he is the polar opposite to everything you thought The Night King would be.
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It was possible that Europa had its own odd, intrinsic magnetic field, which only happened to be oriented opposite to Jupiter's.
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When an object moves through a gas, there's an air drag force that pushes in a direction opposite to its motion.
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Central Plaza is a grade-A office tower in Shanghai's central business district Huangpu, opposite to the city's landmark Shanghai Grand Theatre.
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The problem is the opposite to that with corporate data: people give personal data away too readily in return for "free" services.
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"Our focus, since we launched, has been to do everything completely opposite to traditional banks," said Revolut founder and CEO Nikolay Storonsky.
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Sheppard had envisioned the ramp as a work of art and a movement partner—the stark opposite to a structural access ramp.
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For the first time, country music artists have reason to take a stand opposite to the NRA over the issue of guns.
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In our pre-fight Tactical Guide, we concluded that the ideal fight of each man is the polar opposite to his opponent's.
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"Earth meets these meteors head-on because they are traveling through space in a direction opposite to that of our home planet," Space.
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" The latest: The French foreign minister is among those questioning the official results, which he said were "the opposite to what we expected.
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Facebook's intention was the opposite — to make it easier to add popular music to your posts so they'd be more fun to consume.
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"I've always been my own entity in terms of my principles, and never really been defined by being opposite to anyone," Marr says.
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It was nirvana in the outskirts of Manningtree, and the (alleged) diametric opposite to every cavernous nightclub you've turned your nose up against.
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Treasury yields — which move opposite to prices — rebounded, with the benchmark trading near 2.35 percent after touching it lowest level since late February.
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Though it seems like many Americans believe the stereotype that British food is bland and uninspiring, I've found the opposite to be true.
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But for reasons that are not well understood, in some people this chemical chain changes, and those alterations cause the opposite to happen.
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"It's suddenly and radically opposite to his previous refrain of not taking provocative action and cultivating good relations with China," Professor Batongbacal said.
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Attorney-General Jeff Sessions had vowed to reduce that case backlog, but the government's aggressive opposition to reprieves has caused the opposite to happen.
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In the note on Tuesday the firm said that Albemarle was "unique" and that "current negative" sentiment has run opposite to the company's fundamentals.
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Is it, perchance the philosophically polar opposite to Yo, ready to raise a chunk of cash at a ridiculous valuation at a moment's notice?
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Their real life interactions have been polar opposite to the serious tones they took in their separate sit-downs with BiP host Chris Harrison.
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But there's one important caveat: This gargantuan ring system can only exist if the rings rotate opposite to how the planet orbits the star.
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Stutzman said Trump represents "everything that's opposite" to broaden the party, including being able to reach voters who are younger and more ethnically diverse.
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The nature of his music might suggest an endless dourness but he was really the opposite to that when he was in good shape.
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The practice went on for years until one day the Fraternity of Winemakers decided to do the opposite: to thank and honor the best.
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In fact, I was obliged to do the opposite: to honor the moral wisdom of my own conscience over the teaching of my church.
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"It's a sort of polar opposite to the way that the show was first conceived, and I almost have welcomed these changes," he said.
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Americans arrive wanting to mold their new environment, but on unknown territory in an unfamiliar sport, too often they allow the opposite to happen.
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However, on Wednesday, in Omdurman -- Sudan's second-largest city which is located opposite to the capital across the River Nile -- the protest spirit lives on.
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Figure 23 Abs Sitting on the ground, engage your glutes before you lift the slightly bent leg that's opposite to the hand holding the ball.
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Evidence of people's anger over Scott and Sofia can also be seen Twitter, whereas the public is doing the exact opposite to Younes and Kourtney.
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Stocks are getting closer and closer to all-time highs, and bond yields, which move opposite to prices, are near their lows of the year.
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L1 is a spot between the Earth and the sun where Earth's gravity pull is equal and opposite to the gravity pull from the sun.
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Covert political bots, meanwhile, are designed to do the opposite: to trick and deceive, to convincingly appear to be real people with actual political ideas.
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These skills include mindfulness techniques and opposite action, in which patients act opposite to the way they feel in order to alter the underlying distress.
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This cool was the polar opposite to that of my classmates, and in my teen naïveté I assumed that meant it was made for me.
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The unrelenting crackle of that call is the opposite to the smooth, softly Auto-Tune-coated lilt that I'm used to hearing on his records.
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As I explain in my book, Great Myths of Intimate Relationships, people tend to be attracted to those who are similar—not opposite—to themselves.
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While many people may think that having kids extinguishes your creativity, these parents have found (as have I) the exact opposite to be the case.
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McConnell has previously expressed more conservative views on issues like climate change and LGBT rights, which is opposite to Amazon&aposs more progressive stance. Rep.
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The theme of the Dodd-Frank Act was the opposite: to expand and set loose regulatory bureaucracy in every way its drafters could think of.
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" Gillum, meanwhile, is framing his environmental policies as opposite to those from the current governor, Scott, who reportedly banned officials from using the word "climate change.
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Both of these scenarios kicked up copious amounts of debris that rained back down onto the lunar surface, particularly on the side opposite to the collision.
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At 8kg, the 21 X weighs more than seven of Acer's newly introduced Swift 7 laptops, offering the direct opposite to the Taiwanese company's ultrathin portable.
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While some would have you believe they are hardy and easy to care for, many owners, including Ms. Slatalla, have found the opposite to be true.
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What is needed is a credible voice that booms out the truth — that being a terrorist leads to the opposite, to a wasted life and infamy.
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It's a colorful, abstract space with no hard edges—a non-threatening, Fisher-Price reality that's opposite to the most popular, grim video games out today.
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This acceleration will be due to the drag force—and since it pushes in a direction opposite to its motion, it will make it slow down.
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Isn't it strange to design a sedentary device like a chair from an inspiration that asks listeners to do the opposite—to get up and dance?
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Often, when patients with BDD seek surgery, they believe that altering their appearance will solve issues in their lives, but many find the opposite to be true.
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In afternoon trading Tuesday, the 10-year note yield, which moves opposite to prices, fell to 2.37 percent, while the 30-year bond was yielding 2.303 percent.
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Treasury yields, which move opposite to prices, initially fell on news of the attack, but recovered some ground, after the U.S. response was viewed as being contained.
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When Broad City first debuted its Comedy Central pilot, it was lauded for being a sort of opposite to shows like Girls and Sex and the City.
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But weirdly, the Tombaugh Regio region—and particularly a region called Sputnik Planitia, often called the heart's left ventricle—is "almost exactly opposite to Charon," Binzel said.
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A lamp or window positioned two feet directly opposite to you that lights you evenly will be most flattering and will not cast glare on your screen.
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The drop in stocks followed a dip in Treasury bond yields, which move opposite to prices, and implied that investor appetite for safe haven bonds was high.
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But most Democrats (87 percent) believed the opposite to be true and said the federal government should have a major role in the US health care system.
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"While SMU strongly supports freedom of speech and expression, the outside group featured on these signs promotes an abhorrent message that is opposite to SMU values," Turner said.
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Interestingly, this runs opposite to "Xiaomization" (the approach by smartphone giant Xiaomi of commoditizing some product categories by investing in a "winner" and offering it close to cost).
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A new staff report from the Bank of Canada says just the opposite: to work in Canada, virtual currencies like bitcoin will require significant government intervention, it argues.
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It is the opposite to the Mao-era danwei or work unit, where the state told everyone where to live and neighbours all knew and monitored each other.
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His hands underline his words, and then always return to their basic position: opposite to one another, the fingertips pressed against each other in an almost statesmanlike fashion.
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Yet Venus itself spins very slowly: one rotation every 73 Earth days — in the wrong direction, no less, opposite to almost every other body in the solar system.
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He was working outside of his comfort zone — Gondry prevented him from improvising to keep the character restrained — as the polar opposite to Kate Winslet's bright, brash Clementine.
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LIESMAN: YOU SAID FINANCIAL CONDITIONS ARE BUOYANT AND THEN YOU JUST SAID REMOVE ACCOMODATION THOSE THINGS ARE WORKING OPPOSITE TO WHAT THE FED WOULD APPEAR TO INTEND, RIGHT?
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He's a rough echo of 9/11's famous falling man, except Singer flips and skews the angles he shoots from, so our brain expects the opposite to happen.
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It's an abrupt transition; the area is the unpolished opposite to the glamorous, glossy image that springs to mind when thinking of this part of the United Arab Emirates.
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"There's a rule of physics that as the penis begins to bend, the long arc of the penis—opposite to the direction of the bend—thins," Santucci told me.
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To make the analysis seem even more real, they determined how long it would take to drive, without traffic, to the nearest precinct that voted opposite to your area.
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If you're still not convinced, Benjamin will line up opposite to cornerback Robert McClain, who is the lowest rated player of the team's entire starting defense, according to ProFootballFocus.com.
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He's very opposite to a lot of my design sensibilities, but he is unique and his work is thought-provoking and you can be interested in different design sensibilities.
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"He continued: "And what was in President Trump's personal interest was the opposite: to pressure Ukraine to conduct investigations into his 2020 rival to help ensure his re-election.
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As I explain in my book, "Great Myths of Intimate Relationships: Dating, Sex, and Marriage," people tend to be attracted to those who are similar -- not opposite -- to themselves.
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He's the type of guy you'd dismiss just from hearing his story, but the type who's the exact opposite to the Maya in his life, whomever that may be.
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From there, the sheets were anchored onto the robotic skeleton—but the key was to align the muscles as an "antagonistic" pair, allowing them to work opposite to one another.
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" According to the reconstructed transcript of the call, Mr. Trump said the opposite to Mr. Zelensky: "Whenever you would like to come to the White House, feel free to call.
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"I was shocked when I first heard the news, as what he did for Saint Laurent is in many ways the complete opposite to what Céline stands for," Benteler says.
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There's a lot of colour and warmth with the backdrop of the coast, which seems totally opposite to most British social realist dramas that are known for their grimy visuals.
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" Over the past several years, Poitras's films have been attempting the opposite: to peel back the bureaucratic seams in order to glimpse at the inner workings of "the deep state.
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To be a white leading man in Hollywood is to face expectations that everything you possess gets the Midas Touch—and yet Butler's entire career stands opposite to this theory.
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Opera is generally good at taking naturalistic, even workaday, subject matter and heightening it into stylization; this last part of "Proving Up" does the opposite — to, I think, its detriment.
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Steve and I are often asked if it's emotionally burdensome to be on the receiving end of so much despair and sorrow, but we've found the opposite to be true.
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It's like the first date can be your most honest self or the exact opposite to land that second date where you start sliding in parts of your honest self.
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Mr. Biden was making the same point that Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, has made — a position opposite to the one that he and President Obama have taken.
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" On George Washington's relationship with the press "Washington always honored the First Amendment, saying such evils, 'must be placed in such opposite to the infinite benefits resulting from a free press.
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We'd either have to lean in further and do something also very fancy, or we would have to do something that's totally the opposite to get to know each other better.
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Even as the S&P 500 rallies to repeated record highs, Treasury bond yields, which move opposite to their price, have steadily fallen, indicating preoccupation with the future, not confidence in it.
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"While SMU strongly supports freedom of speech and expression, the outside group featured on these signs promotes an abhorrent message that is opposite to SMU values," said university president R. Gerald Turner.
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Central to what he calls mom philosophy (which could just be described as contemporary parenting philosophy) is just the opposite: to play safe, play nice and not hurt other kids or yourself.
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While Ohanian turns to tech to help with productivity, his wife, Williams, previously told CNBC Make It she does quite the opposite to stay productive: She makes time to just zone out.
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Stacy eventually breaks free from a miasma of people with their agendas and intentions opposite to hers by finding her own island in Ratner, who's also grown more comfortable with being himself.
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Being raised by a single mother means the opposite to me today: I have a pride in her for enduring so much (including the indignity of a son perpetually embarrassed by our situation).
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The lower part of the capsule has a matrix of permanent magnets that are oriented in a way that generates a magnetic field opposite to the coils that are arranged on the track.
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The wrestler, wearing a signature bandana with a black suit and a cross necklace, called the Hogan character "completely opposite" to his true personality, which he described as soft-spoken and non-argumentative.
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The move in yields is opposite to the one in bond prices, so that means investors are buying bonds, looking for security just when they should be feeling more upbeat about the economy.
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Ted Cruz against Trump in an interview on "New Day" on CNN, explaining that he valued Cruz's constitutional principles opposite to what he sees as the potential abuse of executive power by Trump.
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But research shows the opposite to be true in Vancouver; illicit drug use here has declined since the center opened, and use of alcohol and marijuana among high school students is also down.
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I wish that there had been an entry that would have been a symmetric opposite to SLIDING SCALE without the ONA in front of it, but you can't always get what you want.
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"We may be reflecting back on this a week from now as hugely anticlimactic, but there's certainly huge potential for the opposite to be true," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda.
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On Fernandez, Dujardin's challenge had always been to enhance the horse's gaits, but with this horse, Valegro, she could see that the task was the opposite: to somehow capture and control his energy.
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At state-run prisons, like Pelican Bay, they have issues that are in some ways opposite to what you have at Winn: hyper-control, where people are potentially removed from all human interaction.
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It suggests a democracy similar-but-opposite to that of its more heavy-handed fraternal twin — this is just as accessible as the other option, it says, so why not do it this way?
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The EIA report "has been quickly viewed as bullish, with the crude draw just about exactly opposite to what API had," said Dominick Chirichella, senior partner at the Energy Management Institute in New York.
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He therefore promises to do the opposite: to avoid applying labels to divisive issues, such as the status of a Palestinian state, or quasi-state, and instead lay out possible compromises and mutual benefits.
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There are all kinds of worries being talked about in the market, and the yield, which moves opposite to price, has been stuck in a band of roughly 2.30 to 2.60 percent for weeks.
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They found the opposite to be true as well: If the father had low-quality parenting tendencies in a divorced family, the eldest daughter was more likely to engage in RSB than the youngest.
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While these potent, highly active oils — found in an array of farm-to-bottle, natural lines — are often touted as being pure and beneficial for one's complexion, Holey found the opposite to be true.
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Tom Cotton, an Arkansas Republican and former Army officer who has been consistently, and vocally, the ideological polar opposite to Kaine and Lee on issues of executive power as it relates to military action.
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Strengthened by two friends who had recently lost their parents, Van Pelt spoke passionately about running from grief, and encouraged everyone to do the opposite — to articulate their pain so they could overcome it.
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This was all opposite to the tenets of Michael Oakeshott's conservatism, which you cited: "family, church, tradition, local association to control change and slow it down" and, most significantly, the perils of sweeping away institutions.
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"Scandinavian skin care is the complete opposite to the Korean skin-care routine, where you are encouraged to layer more than 10 products a day," says Lars Fredriksson, founder of Swedish skin-care brand Verso.
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Based on footage released by the state, law enforcement officers, many Hawaiians and some related to kia'i, continue to struggle emotionally with being forced to stand opposite to the Hawaiian community gathered at the mountain.
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But unlike the way you can categorize dog people versus cat people, or coffee people versus matcha people, I could never find the direct opposite to the second-day hair styler to align myself with.
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Eighteen months after I heard the Astrakhan official's confession and a few weeks before the Crimea takeover, TV Rain -- still independent and working opposite to the state's growing ideological pressure and propaganda -- was widely pulled.
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A small number of Council members tried to rally opposition during the contest, believing that Mr. Johnson's ambition could lead him to promise one thing to one group of people, and the opposite to another.
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"As important as it is for her to say what she believes to be true, it's just as important for me to jump in when I feel the opposite to be true," Mr. Meyers said.
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Powered by the ESS Sabre ES9218P digital-to-analog converter, LG's audio system can rival dedicated portable music players, and it marks the diametric opposite to Apple's "go wireless or go home" approach to portable audio.
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One of the CBT tools is called "opposite to emotion behavior": To do this, identify the emotion (sadness), identify the mood-dependent behavior (inaction/isolation), then do the opposite of that (exercise, social interaction, productive behavior).
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Kennedy, who suffered from Addison's disease and entered office as perhaps our most medically compromised president, projected the exact opposite to a nation that routinely saw him playing touch football on the beach with his family.
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A harsh critic of the Republican presidential candidate in his column, Mr. Shavit told people close to him that he was genuinely remorseful and determined to respond in a way opposite to that of Mr. Trump.
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By this point you may be noticing that today's fictional drugs, rather than promising to enrich or distort experience, often promise the opposite: to nullify, reverse or erase experience, much like clearing a computer's browser history.
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At times, the near polar opposite to The Future Is Cancelled's anxious, cacophonous noise, the likes of "Cannonless" and "Water" find the group soaring skyward, rather than scrunching themselves up in a ball, stomach tied in knots.
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"It's the juxtaposition, the idea that [progressive candidates] are the complete opposite to President Trump that does get people out to vote," said Lizet Ocampo, the political director of People for the American Way, a progressive group.
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But if the north poles point in the same direction, they'll stay that way for a short time, and then the north pole of the electron will flip and point in the direction opposite to the proton.
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Having a jam attempt cut short, and in such absolute and embarrassing fashion, must be a sensation at once equal and opposite to that of thinking there's one more stair on a staircase than there really is.
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The "non-ideological" world of Burn After Reading stands in contrast to other Coen Brothers movies, where Soviet Communism is often evoked as a polar opposite to American society, the anti-self by which the U.S. defines itself.
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As The Federalist explains: in foreign policy, where "there frequently are occasions when days, nay, even when hours, are precious," which "may turn the most favorable tide into a course opposite to our wishes," secret action is required.
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"It was informed by the handler that opposite to DRM office, there are two trees and on one of the trees there would be a white color polythene sheet (used for wrapping fragile articles)," Mr. Mohammed told investigators.
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Thai radar picks up unknown aircraft The Thai radar station in southern Surathani province picks up an unknown aircraft flying in a direction opposite to what Flight 370 had been traveling, a Royal Thai Air Force spokesman told CNN.
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"When you see the relative performance of utilities, bonds and the S&P 500 index acting opposite to each other, you're about to get another contraction, " Cornerstone Macro technical analyst Carter Worth told CNBC's "Fast Money" traders last week.
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It jacked up borrowing costs for the second time in three months in the past week and said it would begin doing the opposite to the ECB and start cutting its holdings of bonds and other securities this year.
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Read more: The reason Trump dropped his Florida resort as the next G7 venue is the opposite to the one he tweetedMulvaney's Thursday announcement immediately set off a firestorm of criticism from government accountability watchdogs and ethics lawyers alike.
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It is a situation that faces the leaders of other American allies, but none have nearly as much to lose as Canada does — and none may have a leader as completely opposite to Mr. Trump in manner and belief.
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If a child feels more comfortable under the label of the gender opposite to (or in between or beyond) the one assigned to her at birth, then that is a reason for her to identify in such a way.
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Extrapolating from a specific sample of 193,000 family units over an unspecified time period and applying that rate to all asylum seekers is problematic at best; especially when independent and government studies of the data find the opposite to be true.
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He is in many ways the candidate most opposite to Trump: he listens closely to others, can put three sentences together, reasons his way through answers, is quick with sound bites, and shows an appreciation that the world didn't start yesterday.
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And since the sponsors are helping people create interesting content that entertains their friends, there's a vivid sense of gratitude towards the brand that's the polar opposite to how people typically feel after being forced to sit through an ad.
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Flying home from Vietnam, he witnesses Robert McNamara (Bruce Greenwood), defense secretary to Kennedy and Johnson, ranting about how the war is only getting worse for the U.S., and in the next scene watches him say the opposite to reporters.
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In what will do little to alleviate concerns about the reliability of Chinese government data, the Caixin-Markit survey did exactly the opposite to the official services PMI gauge released by the National Bureau of Statistics on New Year's Day.
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But while some progressives seem to have convinced themselves that inequality is so important that you don't need to talk about economic growth, the truth is the exact opposite — to tackle inequality in a serious way you need to confront questions about growth.
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It's not exactly an attempt to regain a sense of mystery—"I think I already fucked that up by starting the way I did," he notes without regret—but moreso a way to work in a mode opposite to his listeners' expectations.
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"The only time that she votes and takes a position opposite to the party is if there's someone else and there's safety in numbers," said Janet Martin, a professor of political science at Bowdoin College, who studies Congress and women in politics.
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Al Qaeda's original objective was to drive the United States — the "far enemy" — out of the Middle East, although some analysts argue that the purpose of the 9/11 attacks was exactly the opposite, to draw the United States into the fight.
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But there is also a subtle shift in the way some investment houses are becoming more open to the idea of a commodities rebound, reflected in a willingness to recommend the sector to clients - the opposite to their calls at the start of the year.
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First, we maintain racial calm in Singapore not to protect the Chinese majority but precisely the opposite: to protect the non-Chinese minorities, so that they can live secure and peaceful lives and be spared the atrocities visited on minorities in some other countries.
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We can anticipate a steady shift away from the Liberal Governance Regime which has reinvigorated the UK economy over the past 38 years, towards a more State-Guided Regime, a scenario diametrically opposite to the one which was intended by the libertarian advocates of Brexit.
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It is up to the Democrats to say and do the opposite: To understand that as long as Trump is president, he's unlikely to sign any legislation a Democratic majority in Congress would pass — but that's not their job for the next two years.
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What looks to outsiders like nihilism is the opposite to many young Islamic State converts: They are genuinely thrilled to be taking part in a venture that aims to redraw the map and reverse the moral polarities of what they see as a fallen world.
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The anticlimax of the denouement, though — the polar opposite to the circumstances in which the club won its first Premier League title, in 2012, when Sergio Agüero scored with the last kick of the season to clinch the championship — should not disguise the scale of City's achievement.
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That is, instead of feeling itself unable to avoid what Congress's real motivation was, as in the DOMA case, the Justice Department has reached out to concoct a frivolous argument that ignores what Congress actually did and has invented a legislative intent opposite to the real one.
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But they are coming at their dual goal from different angles, and what became clear through the visits is that within their tight circle, this Olympic cycle is more focused on Brianne than Ashton, even if the wider world might expect the opposite to be true.
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Taiwan has expressed concern the new routes are too close to existing routes that link it to airports on two groups of Taiwan-controlled islands lying close to China - Kinmen which sits opposite to the Chinese city of Xiamen and the Matsu archipelago near to Fuzhou.
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But diplomats in Beirut say Russia may be saying the opposite to its allies in Syria, and may see little reason to halt what could be an awkward test for the United States, which insists it does not want to get more deeply involved in Syria.
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Secondly, Washington understands that removing the restrictions for Baku may lead to a war resumption, which is quite opposite to the long-term interests of America as one of the permanent co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group on the settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
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And yet, at the same time this was all going on, Sanders himself was on the other side of town making the argument that everyone needed to help Clinton win in November — a sentiment that ran directly opposite to the purpose of the Bernie or Bust rally.
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In dance classes, you are concentrating on so many parts of your body to perform … There is even tension in asking the body to move in a way that is opposite to its physiology AND without the look of any effort being enforced by that very body to move.
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"The report has been quickly viewed as bullish with the crude draw just about exactly opposite to what API had: a 3.4 million barrel build," said Dominick Chirichella, senior partner at the Energy Management Institute in New York, referring to the American Petroleum Institute data released late on Tuesday.
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The same parents can raise a dreamy, reflective girl and a driven, competitive one—the job is not to nurse her nature but to help elicit the essential opposite: to help the dreamy one to be a little more driven, the competitive one to be a little more reflective.
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I am a man, you are a woman; it's widely believed that every human being bears within him- or herself the shadowlike or repressed opposite to each of his or her qualities: At any rate one possesses the longing for it, if one is not hopelessly satisfied with oneself.
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Opposite Felicity The thing about Felicity was how opposite she appeared to be in her pure-white cotton dress and tanned legs, black patent-leather pumps and purse to match, how opposite to her naked screaming self I remembered from that other morning, tossing her red hair. Abandonment.
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In the end, the myth of 2010 was transformed into another myth: Where once we thought online platforms would help depose dictators all around the world, we came to think that the same technologies are predisposed to do the opposite—to empower bigots and prop up authoritarian regimes.
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The Rodong Sinmun accused Washington of "acting opposite" to its plan to improve ties, despite goodwill gestures by Pyongyang, such as a moratorium on nuclear and missile tests, the dismantling of a nuclear site, and the return of the remains of U.S. soldiers killed in the Korean War.
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But it also reeks of being a fable for fuckboys and party girls to add meaning to meaninglessness—a hyperbolic and self-deprecating meme, opposite to that of being "forever alone," so that the drama of a spring breakup can be fuel for Instagram captions in the summer to come.
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The North's state media accused Washington of "acting opposite" to its plan to improve ties, despite Pyongyang making goodwill gestures, including a moratorium on nuclear and missile tests, the dismantling of a nuclear site, and the return of the remains of U.S. soldiers killed in the 1950-53 Korean War.
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If the presidency remains a source of comfort and stability, a place of unity and a high ground for Americans despite all that divides them, Trump has brought precisely the opposite to the office: disruption, disrespect and the delegitimization of longstanding values and norms that have defined the presidency's resilience over the years.
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"We promise to restore the city as it used to be, in a cultural and intellectual message opposite to the destruction and terror, so the city will again represent the tolerance and multicultural richness that Palmyra has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
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I can think of well-known investors who wear these titles, and I cringe whenever they speak, because all they ever do is argue why everyone else is wrong when stocks move opposite to their well-worn view, and crow about how right they are when stocks move in favor with their case.
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On the other hand, the message to Moscow will be the opposite to what is intended: After all, they have wanted to escape the INF Treaty for a decade (they first raised the issue with the George W. Bush administration), and, by abrogating, the United States would allow them to escape diplomatic fallout.
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He is, for instance, arguing that a worldwide recession that will decimate the stock market is imminent, and that people should therefore move immediately into purchasing puts on Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), which move opposite to the direction of the underlying securities, and would therefore provide outsized gains if the equities markets crash.
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Some, like John F. Kennedy, and especially Johnson, as well as Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton, have publicly voiced their support for colorblind, anti-quota, equal opportunity only, and individualistic rather than group-based approaches, while quietly allowing their administrators to craft pragmatic programs that did just the opposite, to the benefit of the disadvantaged.
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"Although she has done so much to hurt others while successfully portraying herself as the absolute opposite to the media and her fans, all I wish is for her to seek proper mental health treatment and to stop victimizing innocent people in order to be recognized as a victim herself, or better, as a hero," she wrote.
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A study from the University of New South Wales in Australia found that the top three reasons were "to elicit strong arousal emotion that was both congruent and opposite to their current mood state," the ''psychological benefits of catharsis, emotional connection or emotional resolution" and "to enable grief, elicit memories, or simply disengage from negative stimuli.
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A person close to Lighthizer said the trade chief was particularly incensed after the EU doubled down on that position viewed as completely opposite to that of the U.S. While China and India will inevitably oppose U.S. complaints, support from the largest trading bloc in the world is seen as a requirement for long-term changes, said the person.
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There's no direct opposite to identifying yourself as a bland musician in your Twitter bio, but I think thematically the farthest you can get from it is my co-worker and friend Lizzie's bio, which is a terrifying quote from a Woody Allen press conference at the Cannes film festival last year, repurposed into a context where it's much more pleasant. See?
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LEIPZIG, Germany — Upon moving to Germany from the United States last summer, Jesse Marsch, his wife, Kim, and their three children made a pact of sorts regarding their new life abroad: When a situation that felt foreign made them want to turn inward, they would challenge themselves to do the opposite, to turn outward and embrace it, to accept and understand it.
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Inside the car (the make and model of which we have not named, again for security reasons) Argus made the speedometer jump and show the wrong speed; the brakes fail; the instruments go haywire; windscreen wipers randomly switch on and spray the screen; the accelerator / gas pedal literally die; the doors lock and unlock; and made the indicators indicate the opposite to the actual turn!
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It is so consummately British, with beat-up leather chairs and Oriental rugs, that I felt as if I were on a stage set depicting what English life is supposed to look, smell and taste like — a kind of visual and gustatory polar opposite to my former undergrad life, enclosed in my cubicle by night and existing on weak, sugary tea and bland boiled meats by day.
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When I was a teenager and in my early 20s, I used to drink at the King's Head because, at the end of the evening's performance, the theater would stay open till 3 AM, and my friends and I would be able to drink there in peace, occasionally popping over to the church opposite to smoke a joint or take some drugs on the steps.
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